why am i doing this to myself
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Tooplark
United States3977 Posts
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mr_tolkien
France8631 Posts
On October 06 2014 23:25 Tooplark wrote: working with complex numbers in C is why am i doing this to myself Can't you just make a class ? Oh wait :D | ||
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jcarlsoniv
United States27922 Posts
On October 06 2014 23:25 Tooplark wrote: working with complex numbers in C is why am i doing this to myself for my own curiosity, what kind of thing are you working on that requires you to do that? | ||
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Zess
Adun Toridas!9144 Posts
On October 06 2014 23:25 Tooplark wrote: working with complex numbers in C is why am i doing this to myself Matlab is C for math babies | ||
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Numy
South Africa35471 Posts
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Zess
Adun Toridas!9144 Posts
On October 06 2014 23:39 Numy wrote: Wow GD thread went full retard. Pretty early in the week for that but I'll take it. Without Roffles to martyr and call all of us shit when has the thread not been degenerate? It's basically a Ketara/Sufficiency PM thread with shitlords like wei2coolman and I trying to add as much toxicity as possible | ||
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Tooplark
United States3977 Posts
On October 06 2014 23:33 jcarlsoniv wrote: for my own curiosity, what kind of thing are you working on that requires you to do that? I have to implement a polynomial multiplier using the fast Fourier transform, which hinges on complex roots of unity. It's really cool mathematically. There's a complex number header that I found that makes things nice; the problem is I'm not sure which functions that I'm trying to use are actually implemented. Of course, I just found a solution to my problem on StackOverflow and I feel like a chumplord for not seeing it myself. | ||
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Requizen
United States33802 Posts
On October 06 2014 23:47 Tooplark wrote: I have to implement a polynomial multiplier using the fast Fourier transform, which hinges on complex roots of unity. It's really cool mathematically. There's a complex number header that I found that makes things nice; the problem is I'm not sure which functions that I'm trying to use are actually implemented. Of course, I just found a solution to my problem on StackOverflow and I feel like a chumplord for not seeing it myself. Stack Overflow is responsible for like 80% of the things I get paid for. | ||
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mr_tolkien
France8631 Posts
On October 06 2014 23:51 Requizen wrote: Stack Overflow is responsible for like 80% of the things I get paid for. Wow you sound like a fucking genius. I'm closer to 90%. | ||
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Sufficiency
Canada23833 Posts
On October 06 2014 23:28 mr_tolkien wrote: Can't you just make a class ? Oh wait :D Overloading operators would make this super easy and pain free..... On wait ![]() | ||
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Zess
Adun Toridas!9144 Posts
On October 06 2014 23:47 Tooplark wrote: I have to implement a polynomial multiplier using the fast Fourier transform, which hinges on complex roots of unity. It's really cool mathematically. There's a complex number header that I found that makes things nice; the problem is I'm not sure which functions that I'm trying to use are actually implemented. Of course, I just found a solution to my problem on StackOverflow and I feel like a chumplord for not seeing it myself. Is the point to do it in C? There are a billion better tools suited for this purpose | ||
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Sufficiency
Canada23833 Posts
It's so intuitive. Too bad people abuse it and Java does not support it ![]() | ||
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Shelke14
Canada6655 Posts
On October 06 2014 23:52 mr_tolkien wrote: Wow you sound like a fucking genius. I'm closer to 90%. He had a lot of time to study and actually work when he was banned. | ||
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jcarlsoniv
United States27922 Posts
I understand the concept of coding and have taken a few intro classes of different languages (Java, C++, C#, SQL), but I quickly get lost when devs get talking. | ||
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Tooplark
United States3977 Posts
On October 06 2014 23:54 xes wrote: Is the point to do it in C? There are a billion better tools suited for this purpose yes but to use any of them i'd have to learn them like, today. also i'm pretty sure my problem is just an out of bounds array access somewhere, not something I'm doing wrong with complex numbers in C. | ||
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Requizen
United States33802 Posts
Also, what do people think of the custom movesets and Mii Fighters? Cool/ok to use or not? | ||
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Alaric
France45622 Posts
It's supposed to be a generic script, but I want it to be solid so I must have a way to deal with a file providing a string to update a date field, and stuff like that. I thought MySQL would throw a fit and I'd be able to just say "welp, found an error, rollback, tell them typing went wrong and log it, all good" 'cept apparently it automatically tries to convert when you give it some date of the wrong type in your query. D: I'm gonna call the client and see how their base is in production (I hope it throws fits), 'cause I don't want to have a giant-ass switch loop to check the data for every type available. | ||
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WaveofShadow
Canada31495 Posts
Who's in med school again? Wei2coolestguyaround?come talk to me about something I can understand kthx I forget who else Maybe shitcombo can talk my ear off about brain stuff I'm smart too guys I swear | ||
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ComaDose
Canada10357 Posts
On October 06 2014 23:52 mr_tolkien wrote: Wow you sound like a fucking genius. I'm closer to 90%. yes absolutely this for me too | ||
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jcarlsoniv
United States27922 Posts
On October 07 2014 00:02 Requizen wrote: So Little Mac is broken as shit right? I'm not just terrible? Also, what do people think of the custom movesets and Mii Fighters? Cool/ok to use or not? I haven't had too much issue with Lil Mac - he's definitely good, but DK punches harder. On October 07 2014 00:06 WaveofShadow wrote: Wheeeee I don't know high level math or engineering or computer science or programming wheeeeeeee Who's in med school again? Wei2coolestguyaround?come talk to me about something I can understand kthx I forget who else Maybe shitcombo can talk my ear off about brain stuff I'm smart too guys I swear When my eyes melt off from staring at screens, I'll come find you. | ||
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