http://googleblog.blogspot.com/2010/02/think-big-with-gig-our-experimental.html

Me likey.

I think that the key to 'immortality' is to leave something resistant to age behind after you physically die. I feel that the best way to do this, other than becoming historically famous, is to create a clever computer worm.

I at all the people who offer unpaid positions as if it is some amazing opportunity to boost their resume.

Good luck finding someone reputable! You're gonna need it.

Whoa, I love the style of these.

EDIT: And I love your dA. All of your characters have so much personality!

http://deadinsane.deviantart.com/art/Samurai-138711899
http://deadinsane.deviantart.com/art/Special-Operations-Team-152908356
http://deadinsane.deviantart.com/art/Demon-Anomaly-Portrait-139385885
http://deadinsane.deviantart.com/art/Wrath-Queen-138532061 (NSFW)

Consider yourself one of my inspirations as I delve into the world of art!

Skype/chat interviews somehow don't count?

The song from this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rQMFMXPJY74

I cannot find the title anywhere on Google...  

EDIT: If someone else could, I'd be uber-appreciative.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QuVtO6otu_U

I once dropped a bar of soap and caught it in mid-air.

Seeing elementary always gives me deja vu... I have no clue why. 

Bumpity.

Sweet dreams, TIGForums! <3

The answer is always Helvetica. I should know; I watched a documentary!

Office chair.

Sounds interesting!

What kind of resources are you looking for? 2D graphics libraries? 3D graphics libraries? 3D modelling programs?

What about b = (a >= 1 && a <= 5 ? 10 : b); ?

Oh shit, I think we may have a winner.

OH WAIT NO b=a>0&a<6?10:b; OHOHO! (Works in JavaScript, at least.)

But his code is incorrect! 

No it would not, since the result is always the same. if (a>=1 && a<=5) b=10; is the way to go.

[(where they were actually needed)]

I've never got more like, say, 6 or 7 indentations (where they were actually needed)

You know, I think that if you manage to set things up right, you'll never actually need to have more than 3 indentations. Linus Torvalds agrees.

..if you need more than 3 levels of indentation, you're screwed anyway, and should fix your program.

I just got my most complex line of code I've possibly ever written yet working:

Code:

thiscpu.interpret(thiscpu.memory[thiscpu.threads[i]].instr, thiscpu.memory[thiscpu.threads[i]].param0, thiscpu.memory[thiscpu.threads[i]].param1, thiscpu.memory[thiscpu.threads[i]].param2);

Remember: more complex != better.  But it is always satisfying getting a fucked up chunk of code working.

Here's my most complex brick of code that I've ever gotten to work:

Code:

// big brick of code to find the matching state within the sprite file and match it up with the state to change to; lots of mudkips staring at you
  for (i = 0; i < window[game.sprites[object.graphic[1][0]][0] + '_' + game.sprites[object.graphic[1][0]][object.graphic[1][1] + 1][0]].sprite.length - 1; i++) {
    if (window[game.sprites[object.graphic[1][0]][0] + '_' + game.sprites[object.graphic[1][0]][object.graphic[1][1] + 1][0]].sprite[i].state == state) {
      object.state = window[game.sprites[object.graphic[1][0]][0] + '_' + game.sprites[object.graphic[1][0]][object.graphic[1][1] + 1][0]].sprite[i];
      if (object.lastState != object.state.state) {
        for (q = 0; q < window[game.sprites[object.graphic[1][0]][0] + '_' + game.sprites[object.graphic[1][0]][object.graphic[1][1] + 1][0]].sprite.length - 1; q++) {
          if (window[game.sprites[object.graphic[1][0]][0] + '_' + game.sprites[object.graphic[1][0]][object.graphic[1][1] + 1][0]].sprite[q].state == object.state.state) { // if the sprite state matches
            for (s = 0; s < window[game.sprites[object.graphic[1][0]][0] + '_' + game.sprites[object.graphic[1][0]][object.graphic[1][1] + 1][0]].sprite[q].directions.length - 1; s++) {
              if (window[game.sprites[object.graphic[1][0]][0] + '_' + game.sprites[object.graphic[1][0]][object.graphic[1][1] + 1][0]].sprite[0].directions[s].direction == object.direction) { // if the sprite direction matches
                object.directionInfo = window[game.sprites[object.graphic[1][0]][0] + '_' + game.sprites[object.graphic[1][0]][object.graphic[1][1] + 1][0]].sprite[q].directions[s];
                break;
              }
            }
          }
        }
        object.frame = object.directionInfo.frames[0] + game.sprites[object.graphic[1][0]][object.graphic[1][1] + 1][1];
        object.sampler.texture = g_textures[object.frame];
      }
      object.lastState = object.state.state;
      return;
    }
  }

 

Fortunately I've since restarted the project using better coding practices.

I learned how to work with matrices and implement them in code!