what comes to mind is jira and pipe drive as crm tools

that is freaking annoying.

@franchise099 haha funny guy. i am laughing my ass of. you know paying a high price for a piece of crap doesn't mean it os good. on a apple you can't even game propper.

@franchise099 then you should know apple is always shittier than the rest. btw i don't care if you code circles. thats for girls who do think they can code when they only do css and html

@franchise099 you haven't experienced any hard times when you haven't done any embedded systems driver development is c or assembler. when you have to deal with only 32kb flash of ram, rom and code instructions.

learn wpf or qt you will never have to deal with websites again

first learn how to code propper then i will speak you later.

it does suck. specially for developers.

@bottswana nha programmer is better ;)

@garciabm oh that sucks. luckly my desktop is great ;)

@garciabm thank you. the network to bridged did the trick the rest was al ready set. :)

@garciabm i tried by the mac agent didn't recognized the vm. but that would be great if you know how.

i went with the vm and it runs oke. only graphical bet slowish i need to check if passthrough is a thing for mac os sierra.

now android is bitching on the mac os. installed android studio sdk found ndk nowhere to find.

started with c and c++ at the same time.

congrats with you 18th birthday dude

then put it in a version control system lile git or svn or whatever floats your board.

oh god you are doing it all wrong !!!!!
never use "using namespace std;(c++)"
it is really bad for readability of the code. specially on big projects and i mean really big, like 3 mil lines of code or more.

you should just type std::cout. it is because functions can be overwriten for optimization for the target (mcu, arm soc).
making the namespace global makes it hard to know which one of the function it is using. with the namespace infront of it makes it clear directly which is used.

it is all about readability for the other developer and so that the compiler knowns which one you intentend to call.

hahaha i had to laugh ay this really hard!! :)
there is a dev rant watching you.

even readable names where picked good job

hmm if you think a 100MB/s is bad :s at my job we have 19MB/s on 30devs, 15production/HRM people, and some managers and a boss.

In the internal representation, there is 1 bit for the sign (S), 8 bits for the exponent (E), and 23 bits for the fraction (F). The bits are mapped with the fraction in bit 0 to bit 22, the exponent in bit 23 to bit 30, and the sign in bit 31.

so code:

static bool IsNagative (float numb)
{
if(numb >> 31)
{
return true;
}
return false;
}

no memory allocation needed and if you don't want a copy of the float variable then use references.

same counts for me. client urgent i need it today. managed to fix bug or deliver new feature. 2 days later sends test report (read excel file) with all de logging datta of 2 days asking me if it is working?. me sends back my test report nice' clean and understandable. client is like oke it works.

i am like what the hell.. shouldn't you test it in real life in a lab. you know safety ensurance on the product.

if(night && ( family.state == sleep && friends.state == sleep && flirt.state == sleep)) {
do_code();
} else {
donot_code()
}

hahaha i never heard of this one before. it make me laugh ;)

hey i would like to point www.elementary.io to your attention. take a look. try it either in vm or native.