A couple of things from his announcement regarding the solar roof. First, he said that the energy one needs would come from 1/3 personal solar power and 2/3 utility. Whether that was him playing politics

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Its not only that, its that you have to use this third party product called Payeer which has a very bad reputation rating if you are not using bitcoins to withdraw or deposit. Very, very shady.

Hm. Well, that would certainly be interesting. It would give an edge to those who are attempting to do the same type of stuff with their own cryptocurrencies that Steem is trying to do, unless they start

Forgive my ignorance, but new registrations are not free?

There's a lot of discussion about wealth distribution obviously; the problem is that stuff like this video do not talk about the Laffer Curve, quality of life vs. standard of living and how the fact that

Its refreshing to see other game developers on here, but its mostly been us programmers. Design is so critical. A lot of great thoughts in your posts so far. I'm looking forward to the prototyping phase.

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Same thing here. Haven't transferred anything since.

Its kind of like the difference between a Toyota Camry and a Ford Mustang. Both cars will get you to where you need to go, but sometimes you want or need the power and control that the manual transmission,

Freaking awesome man, I love love love this post!

Thanks for the update @smooth.witness

If the array / list is close to being sorted already, it looks like the bubble sort is the fastest sort method of the ones listed, probably because (if I recall correctly, I haven't looked at the code

Awesome! So, obviously, you know what you are doing. In the case of the binary search tutorial, the first thing you pointed out was that it has to be sorted to work. But there's obviously a cost involved

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Love the tutorials. Getting into more complex data structures and algorithms, it would be great to emphasize the time complexities and space complexities of operations performed on those data structures,

I would love to see C first, then C++. I'm thinking about it like a textbook, going systematically from one step to the next, which it looks like you are doing. Awesome stuff! What would be really cool,

Yeah, I was thinking more along the lines of C tutorials rather than C++ like the one above, my bad. Sometimes, depending on how one copies array's of characters (or reverses them) in C they forget copying

Great tutorial, we need more tutorials on languages like C and C++. String manipulation will definitely be a big one, introducing pointers, the null character and dynamic memory allocation / deallocation