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Replied To a Post in Will self driving cars ever make it?
> snow covering road lines That's less of an issue for self-driving cars than for human drivers. Humans rely a lot on the road markings to position the car, self-driving … -
Replied To a Post in Will self driving cars ever make it?
> Can anyone tell me how a self driving car will park itself on the parking of a supermarket or on an airport? Easy. I wrote much of the software … -
Began Watching Will self driving cars ever make it?
Now will they? I have my doubts. Here in Belgium, we have one of the most dense road maps of the world. Traffics jams, road constructions, pits in the road … -
Replied To a Post in Trump
I think that Trump's biggest advantage is his appeal to headline-chasing media coupled with his brazen ability to just say anything and nothing at the same time, and with full … -
Began Watching Trump
I think I finally understand why Trump is doing so well (he recently pulled even with Hillary Clinton). It's only after years of shows like American Idol and America's Got … -
Began Watching About compiler warnings. Why do folk ignore or turn them off?
One of the best tips I learned long ago was to turn on all warnings and error messages from the compiler or development system. Yet last week, once again a … -
Replied To a Post in About compiler warnings. Why do folk ignore or turn them off?
> But I suppose this will never happen again in future missions. I wish... I know from good sources that this kind of thing happens again and again about a … -
Began Watching Happy new year 2016
I wish everyone around here a happy and healty new year! And a life full of joy , love and a lot of programming. -
Replied To a Post in Happy new year 2016
Happy new year to all! -
Began Watching Is there any Remote Desktop relay/proxy software for Linux?
I have had a look online but can't seem to find what I want. I can find RDP clients for Linux but that is not what I want. I am … -
Replied To a Post in Is there any Remote Desktop relay/proxy software for Linux?
What you seem to be wanting to setup is what is commonly referred to as a DMZ (DeMilitarized Zone), which is essentially a computer (usually running Linux) that sits between … -
Began Watching G++ configuration
Linux Mint 17 I have recently download the SFML library but I don't know where to put the files. There is a lib directory and an include directory. The lib … -
Replied To a Post in G++ configuration
I'm pretty sure that SFML is installable through the linux mint repositories. Just open a terminal and type: $ sudo apt-get install libsfml-dev -
Began Watching New design live
So our new design is live, but it's *far* from complete. There were quite a handful of changes that needed to be made on the backend, and I needed everyone … -
Replied To a Post in New design live
Pretty sweet! Nice work Dani! -
Began Watching using variables?
what are the use of int,char and default etch.? -
Replied To a Post in using variables?
There are about 4 billion possible uses of `int`. -
Began Watching Driverless car technology
Are there any ways you can think of for someone to get into the world of driverless car technology. I'd like to learn more about this field and see where … -
Replied To a Post in Driverless car technology
I work for Bosch, in Palo Alto, developing automated driving technologies for production cars. Send me your CV and a description of what you'd be interested in working on and … -
Began Watching C++ 11 thread equivalent of pthread barrier
I wrote an application using pthreads which had 5 threads. 4 of the threads filled up 4 buffers and once they had been filled the main thread would be combine … -
Replied To a Post in C++ 11 thread equivalent of pthread barrier
There was a proposal to add barrier / latch to the C++ threading library (see [n3817](http://www.open-std.org/jtc1/sc22/wg21/docs/papers/2013/n3817.html)), but it came in too late for the C++14 standard release. I don't know … -
Gave Reputation to NathanOliver in Why use "const" here?
@vijayan121 I just wanted to let you know about this other online compiler with assembly view: http://goo.gl/64kMZO -
Gave Reputation to NathanOliver in Why use "const" here?
@vijayan121 I just wanted to let you know about this other online compiler with assembly view: http://goo.gl/64kMZO -
Began Watching Just found random C++ joke
I'm sitting in classroom, trying to find more advanced usage of pointers in C++, suddenly Googling, not suspecting a thing I almost fell of the chair in middle of class … -
Replied To a Post in Just found random C++ joke
You forgot about the other side of this coin: **Java** A programming language for Toddlers. Real languages try to provide the power necessary to solve the most complex problems well. … -
Replied To a Post in exceptional handling inside constructor
> The link which shared by moschops ,there it is clearly mentioned that we should throw the exception so now i am little bit consfusedI. That link adopts the "modern" … -
Began Watching Friend wanting to C++,reccomended him to Daniweb
So this friend, the boyfriend of another friend, is interstd in acareer as an IT, he knows quite a lot but wants to learn C++ so I reccomended Daniweb as … -
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Began Watching exceptional handling inside constructor
Hi, As we know constructor doesn't have any return value so it is not good idea to perform exceptional handling inside constructor.SO i would like to know if i am … -
Replied To a Post in exceptional handling inside constructor
Like Moschops link says, the options are basically between using a zombie state or throwing from the constructor. The latter is the ideal solution, for an ideal world in which … -
Began Watching Seeking a partner to create something world changing
I'm a recent 1st class Computer Science graduate earning a reasonably good amount of money. Ever since I can remember, I have an intense desire to create something meaningful using … -
Replied To a Post in Seeking a partner to create something world changing
Being a new resident of Silicon Valley, I can attest that the game being played is pretty clear to everyone here. But I guess that for some, it's still a … -
Began Watching Dynamic cast vs static_cast
I read many articles on Web regarding this. I am able to understand what static_cast does. I am not to properly understand why, and when we have to dynamic cast. … -
Replied To a Post in Dynamic cast vs static_cast
> this downcast is invalid and will throw an exception. Actually, it won't. Invalid downcasts only throw a `std::bad_cast` if you use references (because you can't have a null reference). … -
Began Watching Pneumatic Cylinder?
Hey all, I'm not a mechanic and I know nothing of the topic. I am however looking to replace the legs on my computer desk with some electronic cylinders so … -
Replied To a Post in Pneumatic Cylinder?
Generally speaking, the component you are looking for is called a "linear actuator". It is most commonly using pneumatics (compressed air) to get their power, as those shown in the … -
Gave Reputation to happygeek in Server migration complete
Here's a niggle: previously banned members now not banned and free to do what they will. See: https://www.daniweb.com/members/1123654/rosina12 who has 30 active infraction points (given on the 26th May for … -
Replied To a Post in I might drive you around one day!
> FYI, in Canada a diploma is issued when you graduate from a community college, sometimes in two years. And FYI, in Quebec, we call those "certificates", and we don't … -
Replied To a Post in I might drive you around one day!
Thank you all for your kind words! Sorry about your headaches happygeek, I can't really help you with those. Except maybe by driving you autonomously to the hospital! -
Created I might drive you around one day!
That's right! One day you might buy a car equipped with several autonomous driving features, maybe even door-to-door autonomy, and guess what? A part of me might be driving you … -
Began Watching I might drive you around one day!
That's right! One day you might buy a car equipped with several autonomous driving features, maybe even door-to-door autonomy, and guess what? A part of me might be driving you … -
Began Watching pending cash out
Hi Dani, I pushed the cash button one month ago and since then the status is `Last Cash Out: Pending for $21.63`, is there something wrong? I remember there was … -
Replied To a Post in pending cash out
Don't worry cereal, a Horowitz always pays her debts... -
Began Watching Linux and gaming
I love to play games and till now I have found out only windows based games and gaming platforms (for PC) there are no or very little games, and very … -
Replied To a Post in Linux and gaming
Game developers / companies target the biggest markets. And porting a game from one platform to another is usually a pretty costly undertaking, because AAA games are generally very highly … -
Edited C++ Output Help?
Okay, so I'm still stumped on an output problem. The problem is, I have list items and one of those column objects has more than one item(the other columns don't … -
Began Watching software engineering versus programming
i am s software engineer at chinhoyi university of technology, i would like to know the reason why good programmers are not always good software engineers -
Replied To a Post in software engineering versus programming
I agree that the definition is kind of fuzzy here. Broadly speaking, "engineer" means that you can design solutions to complex problems. Would a "good programmer" mean someone who can't … -
Began Watching Move semantics c++11
Hi It's been a while i'm learing C++ but still i have some issue with `Move semantics` and some other stuff. I wrote this class but i don't know why … -
Replied To a Post in Move semantics c++11
This is a bit tricky to explain, because it involves a number of implementation details about `std::vector`. It is clearer if we expand the main code a bit, with some …
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