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<coolcoder613> Hi kasagawa
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<erysdren> good morning party people
<coolcoder613> Good afternoon
<kasagawa> hello
<mj0908[m]> Goodafternoon Everyone
<mj0908[m]> I often get confused, what to greet, like what if they are from different timezone and here is afternoon and there is morning
<coolcoder613> :)
<erysdren> its 01:40 here for reference
<kasagawa> i think the earth is flat
<coolcoder613> 05:40 PM here
<mj0908[m]> Here 12:11 PM
<kasagawa> Here 15:42
<kasagawa> erysdren good morning
<kasagawa> ohayou
<kasagawa> the earth is flat. we are in the same world
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<phschafft> I have both a flat world map and a cubic one. but no spherical one yet. :(
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<kasagawa> 俳句
<kasagawa> おはようございます
<kasagawa> おはよう is the mean "Morning" in japanese
<coolcoder613> Apparently japanese input method is working :)
<kasagawa> i installed the japanese input method MOCZ
<kasagawa> yes
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<kasagawa> i wrote a sdl game , and welcome you to try
<coolcoder613> Can we have a link?
<andreasdr[m]> And a screenshot or video.
<andreasdr[m]> Please.
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<erysdren> lol
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<kasagawa> branch v3
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<kasagawa> coolcoder613 are you offline?
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<kasagawa> where is the .ssh path in haiku?
<Diver> ~/config/settings/ssh
<kasagawa> thanks
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<kasagawa> is anyone know how does recording the screen ?
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<OscarL> too late to recomend BeScreenCapture to kasagawa-san :-(
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<Begasus> 'lo peeps
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<nekobot> [haiku/haiku] korli pushed 1 commit to master [hrev57353] - https://git.haiku-os.org/haiku/log/?qt=range&q=e526b61813f7+%5Eb02777c1a8d1
<nekobot> [haiku/haiku] e526b61813f7 - HaikuDepot: Avoid Corrupt Username (2)
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<zdykstra> morning Begasus
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<HaikuUser> Haiku is cool Operating System
<kasagawa> yes very cool
<kasagawa> i love it
<HaikuUser> This OS installed in my Pc
<HaikuUser> I tyring booting on laptop (is booted) is not working wifi(Dell latitude 3560)
<erysdren> that driver is buggy
<erysdren> it doesn't work on my PC other
<erysdren> either*
<HaikuUser> Wifi module from qualcomm
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<kasagawa> no wifi support
<kasagawa> error loading https://www.haiku-os.org
<kasagawa> ssl peer certificate or ssh remote key was not ok
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<waddlesplash> kasagawa: check system clock
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<BrunoSpr> hello all
<mj0908[m]> Hello
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<erysdren> hello hello BrunoSpr
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<botifico> [haikuports/haikuports] augiedoggie 89f8a77 - sdl2_ttf: fix cmake lib path and add devel requirement on harfbuzz (#9690)
<Begasus> closing down here, g'night peeps
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<B2IA> (binky) .
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<erysdren> binky
<erysdren> :rabbit:
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<roracle> hey i'm asking again: is there a good video on youtube or a good tutorial for C++ programming? Something in line with what will normally be used, none of that stuff like "we're going to do it this way" only to find out "now we're doing it this way for no reason and no explaination"?
<erysdren> for C++ i really don't think i have a good answer
<erysdren> for example, with file i/o you could use generic fstreams, or ofstreams/ifstreams, or the C file API
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<erysdren> they'll all get you there some way or another
<erysdren> same deal with printing, you could use C printf or C++ cout/cerr
<erysdren> generally using C functions is discouraged, though, so there *is* a C++ey way to do everything
<erysdren> "what is normally used in C++ code" differs from group to group and person to person
<erysdren> some people use C++ as "C with classes" and that's what i prefer
<erysdren> but other people go all-in with templates, using the full STL, exceptions, etc
<roracle> like i said, i just get discouraged when they change up and don't explain
<erysdren> a person making a tutorial is not likely to explain why they're doing each thing a particular way
<roracle> expecting a newcomer to NOT go "what is this, and that, and this, and that" is kind of a miss on my end
<erysdren> they have an "agenda" so to speak of how they wish to teach it
<roracle> hmmm, so uh... what's even the point of learning if everyone's learning a different way? surely there are "best-practices" that everyone can agree on?
<erysdren> well, as a random example, python has like 5 ways to do printed formatted text
<erysdren> whichever you use is whichever you prefer
<roracle> see that's just bizarre to me
<erysdren> i'm sorry but most programming languages are like that
<roracle> i mean, i could handle it if the tutorial said "here's all the ways to do this one thing" but they rarely do, they just swtich up when they want
<erysdren> unless they have a really strict, clearly defined feature set
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<roracle> THEY know why they're switching up, then they teach the new way they're doing it, but they will never explain WHY they do it
<roracle> i HAVE to know the "why" side of it or else i'm lost
<roracle> some of us aren't just robots doing as we're told, i can't retain information unless i can comprehend the meaning behind the thing i'm doing
<roracle> another thing i'm not keen on: when they want me to use Visual Studio or something similar. If I can't do it in Pe on Haiku or Notpadqq in Linux, then I get really confused because I know the OS has libraries integrated already, and on top of that the version differences between when the tutorial was made vs when I'm going with it are often so different that I cannot keep up
<erysdren> micro$oft products
<roracle> well how about this then: I've heard I should learn Python if I'm new to coding, and that could help me understand C++ easier when I get around to it. is this true?
<roracle> for the record, i played around with Basic WAY back in the 90's on the school comptuers, so I'm not ignorant of coding, just ignorant of the complications that arise with the crazy languages
<erysdren> python is a really really easy language to grasp
<erysdren> it doesn't help with C++ in particular though
<erysdren> it just gets you started with functions, parameters, arrays, etc
<roracle> well like i said, concepts
<roracle> it's OO isn't?
<roracle> python that is?
<erysdren> it has OO yeah
<erysdren> but it's typeless
<erysdren> it has no types for anything, i mean
<roracle> what does that mean?
<roracle> oh
<roracle> jargon, yay :P
<erysdren> anything can be any type and most things can be converted
<erysdren> implicitly, by the interpreter
<roracle> you mean so far as intergers go, they're typeless?
<erysdren> everything is typeless
<erysdren> you don't specify
<erysdren> int i = 5;
<erysdren> in python you'd do
<erysdren> i = 5
<roracle> variables, i should have said
<erysdren> the language will infer the type from the data you give it
<erysdren> this goes for every variable/object
<erysdren> you can ensure something is a particular type by using the type construcor
<roracle> can "i =" a jpg?
<erysdren> constructor*
<erysdren> well sure, if you use the PIL module or something
<erysdren> i = PIL.Image.from_file("image.jpg")
<erysdren> or something
<roracle> okay, i'm just trying to see how far what yo usaid goes
<erysdren> i will now be an object with a buffer of pixels, width, height, etc
<erysdren> object oriented programming
<erysdren> a constructor for a more simple type would be something like
<erysdren> i = 5 # probably will be an int, but maybe a float
<erysdren> i = int(5) # will definitely be an integer
<erysdren> i = int(5.75) # will round to an integer with the value 6
<roracle> but it can take a whole number and float it if needed?
<erysdren> a float is a type
<erysdren> it means floating point math, i.e. a number with points after the decimal
<roracle> and it's typeless, which is why i ask
<erysdren> integers can only store whole numbers, floats can store points after the decimal
<roracle> what we would refer to as a normal interger vs a floating point interger, python is like "ugh, whatever"
<erysdren> yeah
<erysdren> it chooses whatever fits best
<roracle> okay
<erysdren> like if you have a really really large integer, too large for an integer type, it might round up to use a double-wide float instead
<erysdren> or a double-wide integer, who knows
<erysdren> it usually doesn't matter in practice, using python
<erysdren> it matters greatly in strongly typed languages like C, C++, etc
<erysdren> if you try to assign a value thats too big a 32-bit integer, it will either overflow and round back to 0 or throw a runtime error
<erysdren> in C or C++ etc
<erysdren> in my honest opinion, you should start with C and move to C++ later
<roracle> oh?
<erysdren> well C is the basis of C++
<erysdren> it also has less bells and whistles
<roracle> and both were made by IBM right? :P
<erysdren> C was invented at bell labs
<erysdren> in the early 1970s
<roracle> ahh, right
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<erysdren> i don't know anything about the history of C++, tbh
<erysdren> here is the goto book for learning C
<erysdren> everyone points to it, rightfully so
<erysdren> it's exquisitely arranged, teaches all the basics up front and the quirks of C specifically
<erysdren> it's from 1989 and conforms to the ANSI C standard from the same year
<erysdren> i wouldn't trust any other source for learning the language
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