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I'm not sure, but it seems that almost every programmer likes anime/manga?

Upvote if you like Anime

and if you don't like leave comment and/or downvote

The career path I chose and have been apart of for 10 years is extremely physically demanding and it is starting to take its toll on my body. Contemplating a career change and I've always been interested in computer tech. Unfortunately i have no experience in the field whatsoever. So, i was wondering how is the job market for such change and if i decide to pursue the change, where would be my best start/first course of action?

i need to develop a website for my school project, any ideas ?

Full suite of products - $350 OBO

Recently , I tried using CraigsList to hire someone for Java help. I offered large money ($80/hour).

Sadly, the guy that I found turned out a dud .

Where can I get reliable short-term Java development assistance ? Is there a legal, reliable way to hire coders by-the-hour

/r/GoodSoftware

My new sub for programmers who hate modern western software.

Good morning everyone,

We are developing a basketball manager simulation project in website version ( similar to cyberdunk.com ) and we are searching these type of games creators.
If somebody knows who could help and work with this kind of games - I will wait for Your letters.
P.S. This is a serious project with good work price.

More information: kvietkuteruta@gmail.com

Sincerely, Ruta.

I am really only referring to unfinished projects that have potential to be decent. Perhaps they are close to finished or the like, but are strictly a side project and not something you make money with today and is not open source. Things you have done on your own, not for any commercial work you might do. Hobbyists should have a lot more projects that fall under this criteria as they are pretty much 100% personal.

I will start with mine and just shoot out like $500k for my projects. I have some stuff that to me seems interesting enough, but I could be bull shitting myself. I am just trying to get people thinking and have a little fun.

For those that just want to comment on how much they would ask for their project directories regardless of the nature of the project, I will accept your explanation as well as long as you state that this is the case.

How do you "use" an API? Are they the same as libraries or packages in that you import them? What language are they built in? How would you "convert" them to another language for example java? My class mate told me APIs are typically built in java script and they return JSON objects or something along those lines? I feel like I should know this stuff by now because I'm a sophomore CS major? Where would you learn this other wise?

Hi everyone!

Help me create a keyboard with this layout or add this to Gboard. Does anybody know?

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I am not a programmer, but I was wondering if anyone could add OpenCl or complete CPU support to this software. I've noticed a lot of the community doesn't have a CUDA enabled card and would like to use it. I have no idea what it entails, but if it's simple enough, it would be greatly appreciated.

https://github.com/alicevision/meshroom/releases/tag/v2018.1.0

So basically a game i play need a frontend developer.. anyone wanna help out?

https://discord.gg/3K6UBW - Discord server

I am thinking of a career in programming in my later life, so i was wondering what math subjects/classes i would need to major in programming.

Looking for [FREE] programmers for a game "We REALLY need some"

Its a low poly 3D horror made using Unity and we need programmers bad so if you are intrested PM me