>>4058

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

>>5556
VSCodium to escape the botnet!
https://vscodium.com/

thanks. I have plan to make local crm system. But without experience I can not do it so need to apply to https://syndicode.com/services/crm-development/ who have big experience in crm dvelopment. With a CRM system in place, every question, every service request, every preference and every past contact detail about every customer is instantly available, which means that every new interaction with them should always be personalised, relevant and up to date.

try pulling it off, so all the glowies can circle jerk around us

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>>5573
Most "Financial Experts" are fucking morons who don't know what the hell they are talking about. Most of bitcoin that is being Held is A: being held by the Rich, by Miners and by Centralized Exchanges.
Secondly, most people that do own bitcoin don't actually own their bitcoin coin cause, again, they are retards who hold it on centralized exchanges and not on their own wallets. Either hardware, or, on their own machines.

Once you include this shit in your calculations you come much closer to the truth. I think a ton of people still will use and collect bitcoin but all the normies and retards need to go for bitcoin to realize its true utility meaning people holding it on their own actual wallets.

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/

Every web developer do not forget about such thing like https://chekkee.com/types-of-moderation-techniques/
Content moderation is defined as the process of ensuring user-generated content that must uphold the platform-specific rules and guidelines while establishing its suitability for publishing. From images, Ads, text-based content to forums, videos, social media pages, websites, and online communities, the goal of content moderation is to maintain brand reputation and credibility for the businesses as well as for the followers

>>5533

seasoned comes after little, then reasoned is sort of tangential to those

https://sam-koblenski.blogspot.com/2018/12/tech-book-face-off-seasoned-schemer-vs.html

No boob pls you. Get dicked by medicine men that way hail satan

First think about what you would like to develop; what type of game, with what era feel, and then just wander to your local book store or jump on kindle and grab a copy of the first "for idiots" book of that language. Learn the language over 1-3 years and enjoy your growing skill set. Create an indie DEV team and spill your heart out in your project(s)

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

"I have general experience and knowledge of web developing. Recently used help of https://itmagic.pro/services/managed-it The importance of a website is pretty much obvious. It plays an essential role in each person’s daily life routine. Different businesses are dependent on it. A lot of people are using this platform as a source of their earning.
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>>5339
you can do it using sdl 1 or 2.0 if you want 3d.

C was originally designed as a system implementation language within Bell Labs and has since become one of the most popular programming languages in existence. It's been used for developing operating systems, compilers, debuggers, and many other applications that involve low-level computer hardware interaction. I started to study this prograaming recently on courses. But nowadays I apply to http://www.aimprosoft.com/blog/how-to-create-mobile-ecommerce-app-costs-tech-stack-and-market-strategy/ becasue want to develop own second ecommerce store.

>>5339
C is a systems language. It’s used to write things that require lots of control and/or high efficiency. Basically if you can think of something you that’s fundamental to computing is probably written in C. If not, whatever it’s complied/interpreter is written in is probably C or was itself written in C.

Also an incredibly good tool for learning about computer security.

If we are talking about a business project, then it is better to start with common platforms. I tried to use various software for e-commerce, but the most acceptable for me was of course magento. I advise you to also read more about this on the Internet. For example, on the website https://elogic.co/ you will be able to learn much more information about this platform.

Well, I'd say that developing programming skills is quite hard, but you can try. You can join some courses for that, and I can tell you that it'll be way less time-consuming for you. When I tried doing the same, I understood that it wasn't for me, and decided to work with guys from https://kindgeek.com/, but I hope that it won't be that complicated for you.

Elixir or Clojure. Elixir has a bigger community and is more hip and happening or whatever but Clojure has far superior metaprogramming and IMO is the more beautiful/profound language.

Check the haskell wiki

>>5321
To be specific https://wiki.haskell.org/Haskell_in_industry
I've personally not touched Haskell, beyond following along in "Learn you a Haskell for Great Good," however I have bumped against modifying Erlang in the wild (specifically with RabbitMQ).

You can't Haskell without being aware of how it's different. Apart from ongoing research a lot of Haskell work is directed towards evolving the understanding of the language. This is also what many struggle with. Algebraic structures as type class hierarchies are very important in Haskell. While you can focus on what you could in any other language, the community is highly focused on details of these hierarchies. Coming from other languages this will feel masturbatory but trust me when I say this is one of the primary use case of Haskell. Learning instances and how they compose, learning what instances imply others are all a big part of it. It is equally important what instances don't exist https://blog.functorial.com/posts/2015-12-06-Counterexamples.html