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🐲 ☸️ Netscape Navigator 1.0 turns 28 years old today

Thanks @jwz and anyone else involved on here, except pmarca

i don't think i ever posted an #Introduction

i'm ben🌱ui, i like writing #UnrealEngine tutorials, mostly about #ui and programming. i've been in the industry for 8-ish years, working in tokyo, paris and now vancouver.

i'm like someone hit "default" on the "over-represented programmer character creator", so i'm trying to mentor to pay it forward, if you ever have questions about the industry you can always message me ♥

we're almost to 2023 and most newsrooms still have no idea how to respond to criticism from bad-faith actors. it's frustrating beyond belief.

Hi and welcome! 👋

I'm Gina aka foosel. I'm a nerd, full-time open source maintainer and creator of OctoPrint ("the snappy web interface for your 3d printer"), and in my free time I also happen to game (video games and boardgames), bake bread (since before the pandemic even!) or go bouldering.

@flsounds that is an amazing somg. It’s my favorite by them that I’ve listened to so far.

@shaun_haney but now that I think a little bit more, that makes sense. Fopen probably returned garbage because it wasn’t getting a valid path and then fgets was accessing some place it couldn’t maybe?

@shaun_haney I think for that error I was accessing an array out of bounds. I was passing in the path specified passed by the command line by I used argv[2] when I really meant the second argument(argv[1]).

I’m going to pick it up again this weekend but my next problem is I used strok() incorrectly because I didn’t know you passed in NULL when you are trying to read the next token. I’m definitely getting all the possible errors out of the way so my code will be perfect later :).

Thank you for the help!

Here’s a poem in the shape of a Christmas tree. It’s called ‘Needles’.

Lisp: :blobcatwine: these are the fine artifacts of old. sometimes when you are not looking it creeps in to your life. but, sometimes, it's just clojure.
Lua: :blobcatbeer: i'm not actually supposed to be here but someone decided to build a small universe entirely out of paperclips and it works somehow
Erlang: :comfypeek: have they found out i run the internet yet
Rust: :blobcrab: rewrite it in rust! then die waiting for it to compile
C/C++: :blobcatdevil: why yes, we did find out how to transceive satan directly in computer form [crashes]

2.5 years ago I took yet another shot at learning programming for games, so I can develop my goofy ideas without bothering anyone. It was fun at times, but largely frustrating, as I kept hitting walls I couldn't climb.

I tried finishing something simple; I tried porting/demaking; I tried reworking an existing codebase—but I never *finished* a single game.

This year, I'm "giving up" in what I think is the right way: pairing up with programmers once again. That has worked for me in the past!

Hey @pixelherodev,

Do you have a recommended C Programming book?
I've learned the very basics, but I'd like a proper intro to it. I'd love to be able to understand FOSS code well.

@shanselman

Normal people: spend a day doing something manually once
Developers: spend a few weeks automating something they do once

😂

“People who have to wake up by a certain time no matter how much sleep they get or what their natural sleep cycle is are tired,” wow

@PHolder Ok, C++ seems cool for that reason. I been to a couple of user group meetings where the presenter took C libraries and wrapped them up in object oriented C++ code, and it made things look a lot cleaner.

I have used Java in a 101 programming class and that it was fun. I also used Kotlin for a while when I did 100 Days of Code. I thought Kotlin had some really interesting concepts.

Just got the code to compile for day 2 of the advent of code attempt. It now prints “segmentation fault (core dumped)”😂 I used gdb for the first time and it looks like it’s happening when i call fgets().

This is cool! My program is messed up…but I have a lead.

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