i believe this is derived from magic square

you cannot just extend the matrix like that

btw this is definitely singular

you cannot just extend the matrix like that

why?

why?

strictly speaking you are making the impossible, expanding dimension

from a 2d point to 4d

from a 2d point to 4d

a - b = 9 c - d = 14 a + c = 12 b + d = 2 is equal to a - b +0*c+0*d = 9 0*a + 0*b +c - d = 14 a +0*b+c+0*d = 12 0*a+b +0*c+ d = 2

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good

we are all human

no synths

what if we are in the matrix

and all human classes are Object

or kinda

what if we are in the matrix

i need to take both pills

Pls who is good at carding pls I need your help

Thanks

welcome

Emacs + gcc/clang, depends

thanks

lol eww codeblocks. I use visual studio code and G++

😅😂thanks though

Please guys who can show me a good book for directx

I have searched on Google but most of the results point to Microsoft docs

Guys what is a indexer? When it comes to vim

Thank you

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Guys what is a indexer? When it comes to vim

Do you mean a code indexer like rtags, Kythe etc? Basicly a system which creates a index of your code base and let your search for function definitions, classes, and other symbols. They also have other powerful features

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Do you use std::endl or '\n'?

Depends on the situation

#noendl

I've seen videos like this, and I get why you almeot always prefer '\n', but I still feel curious about if anyone here actually has use for std::endl

Well

Std::endl does std::flush

You can read what that does

I've seen videos like this, and I get why you almeot always prefer '\n', but I still feel curious about if anyone here actually has use for std::endl

If you have to be sure your output is displayed, you need to use endl over \n

If you have to be sure your output is displayed, you need to use endl over \n

Or you can use std::clog, which automatically flushes

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wtg

wtf..

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?!?!?

Or you can use std::clog, which automatically flushes

std::flush ?

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Wtf? Is this a joke I don't understand?

std::flush ?

Sorry, I meant that the stream clog doesn't wait for the buffer to be full in order to print (cout does wait until it's full)

Guys, please WHO can recommend a good book to start with visual studio

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Sorry direct x

Not visual studio

I mean direct x in visual studio

May I ask why you choose DirectX?

Because I am interested in developing windows apps

I want to learn the best api for any platform

There isnt a best

Since direct x is the best api for windows

nope

I disagree

But using direct x is faster on windows than opengl

i think you are confused

Look up what an api is

Then come back

OK. please explain

Look up what an api is

^

google exists