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>>4058

https://savannah.nongnu.org/projects/pgubook

why tf r u using lubuntu 14? at least 18.04.5 still has extended support

>>5601
Look at how old the thread is

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If you're going to be building websites, you certainly will need to. Outside of that, there's not too much reason to.

Hello. You can start develop blockchain games for example. Typically you’re able to choose between different cryptocurrencies, like Bitcoin and Ethereum. A single coin might be valued at thousands of dollars. However, most exchanges allow you to buy a fraction of a coin, which is far more affordable for first-time investors. Also do not forget about this service https://bitcoinwide.com/

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It will be useful for any trader to learn about an application that makes it convenient to exchange euros for any cryptocurrency and vice versa. Here is the site https://ka.app/convert is a cryptocurrency payment application that allows you to quickly and easily send, receive and exchange cryptocurrency.

>>5058
Quick question about floating/double rounding errors in Java. Teacher tried to explain, but amounted to "it can sometimes round +/- 1 of your smallest units without explanation. Any further clarification possible?

We did a simple cashier problem where we make do full-on braindead and deduct and write out how many of each bill/coin to give the customer back. As he said sometimes it was a penny more/less/exact to the real mathematical price. To his credit he did offer several suggestions to avoid/correct for it.

>>5616
If I recall correctly, it has something to do with with the internal representation of the double initializing the entire length significant digits and the loss of precision at the end causing a tiny rounding errors at the end that can bubble up. I'm guessing you were instructed to use BigDecimal, or something similar to more accurately handle decimals of specific lengths.

Still plenty of jobs for java devs, so yes.

I also think it’s a nice language but I’m biased

yeah good luck with that. The Serenity team is working on one for a couple years now and it's not even somewhat stable.

It depends on what you want to do. Analytics? ML? Scripts? Maybe Software development? It's a must to choose, otherwise, you'll lose time and money. Tell you what, visit websites of various programming companies, say, https://sloboda-studio.com/hire-ruby-on-rails-developers/ this one and read what guys do. Choose what you like most and get back on this thread with a question: 'what to learn to do specific stuff?'

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>>4952
C or an assembly language is good to learn first but only if you are smart. If you aren't smart then do something shitty and easy first like Python.

I prefer to get help from some companies like https://jatapp.com/ becasue I do not much skills for developing apps for phones. I have interest in data fabric which provides a flexible, resilient integration of data sources across platforms and business users, making data available everywhere it’s needed regardless where the data lives.

>>4999
Hacking is not that different from breaking into building. Though it’s helpful to think of it like a whole city where buildings are connected somewhat randomly via underground tunnels. Hackers usually want to access something to A) steal it or B) destroy it. So if you wanted to get access to wherever that thing is you need to get access to the City, then the building, then the room, then the thing you want.

You could do this in ton of different ways depending on how the city, building, room, ect is protected. Maybe you can scale a wall, tunnel in, or bribe someone. Maybe you’ll be able to get access really easily if you can access a room really easily through an open window if you steal ladder first.

Only big difference between that and computer hacking is with computer hacking you are doing it against a computer. And obviously the better you understand how a computer and computer systems work the easier it is to abuse them and find flaws. So how do you learn hacking. Learn how computers work. Best way to do that is to program and/or get an IT job of some kind

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