Useless Thread MDCCLIII: NHL 20 IS OUT NOW ON EA ACCESS! DROP DATE SEPT 13 2019

[John Price]

 

[Kairi Zaide]

you're literally posting the same shit you posted yesterday

 

[John Price]

you're literally posting the same **** you posted yesterday

 

[John Price]

who cares @Zaide

this takes no effort

 

[John Price]

 

[John Price]

 

[LarryFisherman]

he'd need to know python first

that might be a stretch. it's probably the second easiest language.

 

[Kairi Zaide]

that might be a stretch. it's probably the second easiest language.

HTML/CSS

Matlab

PHP/SQL

Javascript


Prolog

LabView (if you want to count it)
Python


Java





C++

That's how I'd rank the ones I know in terms of ease to use and learn

 

[John Price]

@Siamese Dream welcome to our village

 

[Oogie Boogie]

 

[LarryFisherman]

HTML/CSS

Matlab

PHP/SQL

Javascript


Prolog

LabView (if you want to count it)
Python


Java





C++

That's how I'd rank the ones I know in terms of ease to use and learn

js was easier than python for you? i always found js to be a bit of a maze. luckily i'm in devops now and never had to learn and practice it much. maybe i'm just really stupid.

 

[Kairi Zaide]

js was easier than python for you? i always found js to be a bit of a maze. luckily i'm in devops now and never had to learn and practice it much. maybe i'm just really stupid.

Honestly I'm not a software engineer and I've never gotten really far outside of the basics for any of these languages, except Matlab. Regarding Python, it might have more to do with the libraries I was working with, which were mostly AI stuff.

 

[PanthersPens62]

@PanthersPens62 go watch The Class that saved Coach K documentary

I'll catch it at some point......I love me some Jay Bilas.

 

[Siamese Dream]

@Siamese Dream welcome to our village

As I'm sure you're aware there's been a spate of vandalism recently, culminating in someone rearranging the flower display next to the roundabout so that it now reads "we cum tit village"

Oh you think that's funny do you, McKenzie?

Well, a bit, I mean it doesn't even make sense! We cum tit village? What kind of morons would do that?

 

[John Price]

js was easier than python for you? i always found js to be a bit of a maze. luckily i'm in devops now and never had to learn and practice it much. maybe i'm just really stupid.

What devops tools you use

CHEF

ANSIBLE

 

[John Price]

 

[John Price]

 

[John Price]

@Swedish Puck Mafia

 

[member 157595]

HTML/CSS

Matlab

PHP/SQL

Javascript


Prolog

LabView (if you want to count it)
Python


Java





C++

That's how I'd rank the ones I know in terms of ease to use and learn

I can tell how old I am by looking at your list. Thanks for making me feel like I'm in a retirement home!

js was easier than python for you? i always found js to be a bit of a maze. luckily i'm in devops now and never had to learn and practice it much. maybe i'm just really stupid.

You're not really stupid, I agree with you. JavaScript is really a different paradigm than most other languages I've worked with and it's not a strength of mine. Super useful but it requires approaching problems in a different way in my opinion.

Python was explicitly designed to be easy to use and learn (they wanted it to be the opposite of Perl, I think), and while I wholeheartedly disagree with many in terms of what it means to be "Pythonic" (i.e. I am usually strongly opposed to using exception catching as a substitute for code flow) you can't deny that it's incredibly easy to pick up. I liked Python more once I started getting into the C API, which I'm still learning.

 

[John Price]

I can tell how old I am by looking at your list. Thanks for making me feel like I'm in a retirement home!



You're not really stupid, I agree with you. JavaScript is really a different paradigm than most other languages I've worked with and it's not a strength of mine. Super useful but it requires approaching problems in a different way in my opinion.

Python was explicitly designed to be easy to use and learn (they wanted it to be the opposite of Perl, I think), and while I wholeheartedly disagree with many in terms of what it means to be "Pythonic" (i.e. I am usually strongly opposed to using exception catching as a substitute for code flow) you can't deny that it's incredibly easy to pick up. I liked Python more once I started getting into the C API, which I'm still learning.

 

[member 157595]

that's a seriously creepy pic dude

 

[Kairi Zaide]

@Roman Fell is creepy, what do you expect

 

[LarryFisherman]

What devops tools you use

CHEF

ANSIBLE

• aws/azure
• docker
• kubernetes
• rancher
• helm
• bash (for scripts)
• various other stuff

 

[member 157595]

@Roman Fell is creepy, what do you expect

like I said once on the football forum that I'm an FSU fan and he's latched onto that like a starved newborn on a tit lol

 

[LarryFisherman]

that's a seriously creepy pic dude

i think he likes you