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lxmcf204166yWorking on a game engine sort of thing but currently focusing more on building Google assistant for elementary os and working on a developer terminal for a few other projects
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@lxmcf that sounds so cool! Ive recently bought so many online books about game engine design, as playing around with unity3d inspired me a little. I'm really interested to know how it goes for you.
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@CoffeeNcode yes me too, it really is a great way to forget about your own issues and laugh at others programming issues.
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@Hubot-0x58 that sounds very interesting, i have a food joke for you: why did the can crusher quit his job.... Because it was soda pressing.
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Trying to get my PC to work again ._.
In the meantime: nothing, because my laptop is shit (can't even watch hd videos...) -
stop68706yat work: 3 java server applications on jboss 6 on 3 centos 6 servers to 1 jboss 7 on centos 7 server, all communicate with on db and two apps with the first app
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@Observable π honestly mate, I don't even know what half of the you just said is.
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@AwkwardBanana if i knew that i could probably fix it... Got a few more details on it in my latest rant
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stop68706y@AwkwardBanana i only need to prepare the vm. the other stuff is not necessary for me to know.
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@Krokoklemme yea i just read it, something similar happened to a friend of mine, he took everything out of the tower and then he put it back together again that seemed to fix it for him.
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stop68706y@AwkwardBanana im better than the guy who has to manage the backupsystem. the tapesystem crashed literaly and i think it work aat 60% now.
and before you ask: we have no system that could hold this much data. we have around 1500-1700 vms in two clusters that are replicated in one other datacenter. and we have our own encryoted physical fiber network -
@AwkwardBanana yeah, already tried that, didn't seem to do anything ^^'
I appreciate the advice though :) -
dehood3716yYo, at work finishing off e-commerce api and doing some saml auth stuff.. at my spare time building my game.
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@Krokoklemme its alright, luckily it's nearly Christmas maybe ask santa to get u a replacement?
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stop68706y@AwkwardBanana it would be really hard. we must explain why an site that is aviable ro the net doesnt get an a+ on an ssl test. and we have three firewalls .
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BadFox23406yPython neural network library that will be able to use CUDA and OpenCL acceleration. Hopefully...
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BadFox23406y@AwkwardBanana nope, hobby. I just got started on artificial intelligence and went from there. I have no formal background in mathematics or computing science. I study computer networking.
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@BadFox ahh for a second i thought i met a fellow alevel computer science student. but that is very impressive, how did you teach yourself?
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BadFox23406y@AwkwardBanana Web resources( Khan academy, YouTube videos etc.). We have everything we might ever need to learn available online yet many people don't even take the time to use said resources. People are inherently lazy, if they can slack off with mobile games instead of reading anything educational they you can be sure as hell they will. I just take advantage of it.
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@BadFox well said, I'm the only one in my class who's actually bothered to learn a language that they don't teach you in school. Where as everyone in my class says they are 'not bothered' to learn anything other then python and most of them want to do computer science at uni.
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BadFox23406y@AwkwardBanana well, I wouldn't care in the slightest about them then. That said, learning languages for the hell of it isn't very efficient either. One does need a good reason for doing so. I consider the concepts more relevant than the various implementations though.
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@BadFox yes that is true, i agree with you there. For example learning C will help you understand the concepts behind most features in languages better.
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Work: ticketing things and teaching
Spare: a general purpose e-commerce backend.
Edit: I don't have enough motivation to do the front end -
At work: A software suite using Qt5, that our manufacturers use to test circuit boards, flash the mainboards and FPGAs, and help with the assembly, test and calibration of the devices.
In my spare time there are various projects. Examples are elogind, pwxlib, BOINC and Ogre3D ebuilds for Gentoo Linux, and I'd like to get back into Atomic Tanks to fix the network game mode. -
faptain7616yTrying to make a GPS based app for KaiOS, sadly the hardware level API are not working.
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At work: extending our Django REST API to expose new models and allow edition
Personal:
- refactor/add features to vscode-jumpy
- add icons to the Frost icon pack
- write my internship report -
I am working on a JSON based IoT and Messaging protocol along with an open source project with load balanced server and client to support this protocol.
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At work building a multi vendor platform for everyday home essentials in Laravel , as a side project nothing fancy but trying to build a task management website.
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