Apply and take a look around :) if you don't like the look of the place, you just turn it down

Far right = months? Middle = deposit / upfront?

This made my day :D

Looks OK ;D

Do not make a game engine. Make a game, then make another and refactor the common parts into a library.

I also remove anything Google now, which means no google play services, which means no devrant app. I'm sick of them stalking my every move! CyanogenMod Privacy Guard is a lovely step in that direction.

Wouldn't that just go recursive?

Antergos, because I can get Arch Linux without having to install it.
Fedora, because I wanted another distro to test my projects on.

It was on QI at least once

@vortexman100 not quite, there are GPL compatible licenses. This did put me off for a while though, I didn't like protecting freedom by restricting freedom. After more thought though, it's worth it. For example, I'm glad GDB exists and that I can use it freely, that I can see the additions made for CUDA, etc. It legally requires companies to be better citizens.

@nik123 MIT is a permissive license that pretty much says "do what you want", which includes taking the code, improving it and not letting anyone else have your changes.

GPL says "you must share your changes" and is known as copyleft. Some people refuse to use GPL software for this reason.

I used to use MIT for my projects, but recently have started caring about software freedom. I don't care about getting credit or anything like that, I just don't want people to take away people's right to use and/or modify my software and its derivatives. That is why I use GPL now (except where it doesn't make sense, such as my .vimrc).

Most of the time I find myself looking for a shared_ptr (most, not all), it's the sign of a design issue. It has many of the same problems as global state...

I don't know if QSharedPointer is comparable, simply because I've always found it to be unnecessary after some thought :)

QSharedPointer ? :D

Either that or an associative array.
Mother of god.
I don't even do web dev and am dying inside.

Coming from a language that used static typing (mainly C++), this was one of the things I loved about Python :D

Good to know there's an alternative implementation though!

@dfox

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@pxgamer no it doesn't, are you on an older version on Windows?

@Johngtrs nope, it'll just allow other operating systems :)

https://github.com/OMGtechy

I have a few C++ projects there with potential for expansion :)

Make something big with them. You'll probably find yourself naturally stumbling upon the next useful tool you need go learn

Sounds like it's time to leave.

#c#

I have a few things on https://github.com/OMGtechy you are welcome to contribute to.
https://github.com/OMGtechy/Attis
https://github.com/OMGtechy/Cue
https://github.com/OMGtechy/...
...are good ones to get started with !

Quite happy to help you learn git in return too

Hold shift and click it ;) (works with restart, probdbly works with shutdown too)

@Johngtrs yes. On some machines you also need to switch its mode from Windows to Other OS.

And now we have your licence key.
Mwhahahahaha!

I feel your pain. Take a look at the commits on here:

https://github.com/OMGtechy/Cue/...

That doesn't mean it won't work - that just means they won't help you if it doesn't.

@Letmecode let the hate flow through you! ;)

I've had recruiters that actually helped me in the past (not usually, but sometimes). I remember one called me up asking me about a linux kernel development job, she had clearly searched CVs for "kernel" and mine had "convelution kernel" in it. I have patience for that.

What I am losing patience for is, "hi need 20 years of Smalltalk dev experience you want job?" (I have never professional written Smalltalk). There's no excuse for that crap. Use CV searchers if you must, but at least READ THE FUCKING CV BEFORE SENDING!

/rant