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Eya poor dating choices

kelvine:
Words like this can depress an unstable person.

90% of Nigerians can afford that amount so what is it that's depressing you. ? That's alot of money, 40m no do you ?

tollyboy5:
seun and the moderator for programming section deliberately allowed this spammimg to persist.
if not those account would have been banned.

He can't be everywhere, it's the mods that should manage it.

This is really sad.

Sad

lovediehatelive:
Yes o. Though this one is to prove a point that I can be mean. So that when next she wants to try something silly, she'll think twice cey.

You know your babe. Is she stingy, can't afford it or only likes accepting gifts ?

It used to drive me crazy, the overthinking and talking to one's self, but work, hobbies and gaming served a good distraction.

If you are fascinated with how C++ executes, there's a gdb debugger for Linux, it helps you see the instructions. Good ol times I swear, now it's JS someone is writing.

TastyFriedPussy:
Please experienced C++ devs should help me explain this in detail.

Do interger modifiers just increase the amount of space assigned to an interger in memory?

Because the size of int's is usually 2 abi 4 bytes

But for instance, I declare an int with the long long prefix and then ask for the size using sizeof(), the size dramatically shoots to 8bytes for only God knows why. That's why I'm asking, do integer modifiers just Increase size in memory or is there something else they do?

They contain an amount of memory, remember every code you write takes up memory, during the fetch-execute cycle. memory has to be allocated.

If you deal with Characters and Keyboard mappings, they are guided by the ASCII which contains characters on the keyboards.

now ASCII has 256 Characters, which is small. so in this case a C++ dev will use a char because a char is 8bit = 256 , imagine if I had to use a bigger data storage, I would simply be wasting memory.

Most C++ apps are highly intensive and use a lot of memory, you have to think on a compiler level, especially if you are doing 3D Engines, you can quickly max out the memory on the system. So you must be very detailed and learn about C++ before diving into it. You are also responsible for disposing of that memory, which is why most sane people jump to Java, Let the GC handle all those.

Anyway, that's my explanation for a data type and when to use them.


Int data are so good but the max is 65,536 , so if you have to handle large data, you'd be looking at the 32bit data types long,double or so

Assuming you were dealing with computation for 3D Engines or Game Dev, you will find yourself using a lot of floats.

It's important to understand Data type in C++ it's very very important




Disclaimer: I am not an experienced C++ Dev so my answers might be wrong, so open to correction.

Surely every court needs a jester.

Jesu over sex.

Damn white people are extreme

Felabrity:
Shut it you are broke

US parties also accept donations, it's normal it's called support

11. Pay attention to the Global Market and understanding of money.
12. Invest in more personal skills and self development.
13. Network with professionals

Some alcohol are just heavenly esp with tonic.

Cinema4d:
1. Stop buying dumb shit. If you do, make it rare and inexpensive.

2. Life isn't fair. Stop trying to make it fair. Make it unfair to your advantages instead.

3. Your employer does not care about you. If you can make money elsewhere, do it.

4. Introverts aren't anti-social, they just hate drama, stupidity, and fake people.

5. Invest early and often so work becomes optional sooner.

6. Successful people aren't special. 99% of them just never gave up.

7. Alcohol has 0 benefit. It makes you poorer, dumber, and fatter.

8. There is little value in caring about things you cannot control.

9. Accountability and maturity are the same thing.

10. Avoid high interest debt at all costs.

Facts except No 7. I'm even holding bottle typing this. Lol great list sir.

HonNL:
Musk also liked the moment he fired Senior Data Engineers of Twitter Inc.

They are not engineers, they pretended to be

Eaztzide:
Hello house. So I was on an application spree some weeks back. Got some invitations here and there although it didn't go further than that. But there is this particular client that is still messaging me. Two Mondays ago, She sent an invite to a test which had a deadline of 2hrs by 7am. I saw it at noon. Didn't engage due to it being too late. Last week, she messaged me if I'm still interested in the job. I affirmed but she didn't reply me again. She finally replied this morning that it's still open.

The question now is do you think it's a scam? Payment method is verified and they also have hires on other posted jobs.

Of all the other freelancers that applied, they couldn't find a 'perfect fit'?

qtguru
pocohantas
Please answer. Thanks

Any activities that leads to money leaving my own pocket is a scam, but a always read Client reviews from previous freelancers......................................assuming the reviews are not bought.

if they tell you to pay for anything or use your cash to pay for something na scam.

AlchemyOfCodes:
guys shit is getting real now. exam is next month, have multiple of test to write in the coming weeks and the worst of it all. My tech journey is struggling. I have not have a decent sleep for the past two days. But am still resilient sha. got my 3rd star on hackerrank today and it kinds of rekindle hope. Will have to go back to my default mode of 1 hr per day. If not for anything, am determined to make the very best out of this semester...better than my previous grades. I have determined that my grades wont suffer cos of tech. I am not desperate to get a job and willing to learn in depth and achieve my goal no matter hw long.

so far so good havent been paying more attention to this tech thing. But have been moving with the speed of a tornado in academics. hope I keep up the tempo sha. I dey keep tech in check...because it consumes and and posess the entire mind and being of an individual.

even the DSA course they carry me where I know know. I applied for a DSA bootcamp. I hope everything turns out well. Now I have started avoiding questions on hackerrank that will take time for me to even decode the question... only focussing on questions with higher percentage pass rate to save time.

wo I wont suggest using java for anyone that wants to learn DSA. java has been a pain in the ass.

Eya Pele but great work, your thread brings back passion. Keep it up, is your laptop okay now ?

RIP Cancel Culture.

I made it into a custom component so we can reuse it, the code duplication in this project is insane, no Code coverage.

A List of items, that can be created in memory and then sent as batches to the API and can be managed.

Makes sense, the component-driven approach saves code duplication.

I hope JetPack Compose feels this way



I used named slots to swap between editable and saved mode and dispatcher for Custom Events.

Such simple design, nothing like complicated State management, Svelte uses a simple Pub/Sub store.

tensazangetsu20:
You get it o. I still use an old plastic chair. The only expensive thing on my setup is my laptop and my monitor came from qtguru. No need spending anyhow in this period of economic uncertainty.

No time, even the chairs I have, I got it for 5k from Andela auction. this economy no lau lau spending.

Sleekcode:
Una can funny ehh

Nawao


So because the chair is 140k person no go fit buy am again?


Were Una the even stay self


And which one is Oyibo setup and Nigerian setup




Make Una allow those in Nigeria way get the money to setup their workspace how they want it



Me that's even planning to get a game space also with fancy gears



Everything boils down to how much you're earning last last and your personal choice



My workspace go be badass.... partly because I want to be recording videos for my YouTube from there also

Which people self the even like this your post.


Just imagine

"You want to do setup like American"


As per na only American get monopoly to have nice work setup?

How nonsensical

It's referring to Web devs buying expensive hardware for normal work, as a gamer it's understandable.

DanTheGeek:
Yes I agree he should have put some pointers. But still you can google design principles and check if you’re following those guidelines, no be until person use full mouth talk.

true in psychology there's a term called the reverse halo effect. where one negative quality is used to judge the overall characteristics. A lot of clients can easily succumb to it, even amongst us.

If a Client or we see bad graphics design, without testing you, they/we will write you off.