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Yet More Collision

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I couldn't stop watching the little red square bounce around yesterday, so I decided to extend the program a bit to illustrate more complex movement and collision with other moving objects. The code is at the point where if I were to add more stuff, I'd need to start wrapping my little square pieces into their own Class objects to make the...
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Easy Collision Detection

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Or, how I love to not reinvent the wheel!

I was browsing this thread over in the Java forum and I wrote a quick diddy that has a square ping pong back and forth between two "walls", nothing fancy, but illustrates a concept we as programmers should take to heart: do not reinvent the wheel...
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All Software Sucks

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Now, if you would kindly hold onto your torches and pitchforks for a few minutes, I can explain. It isn't that your new awesome killer app written in the latest shiny toy you found in a box won't be the best thing since sliced Google bread; rather, your app will never be perfect.

Why?

Assume for a moment that you're writing a hello...
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Dream In Code, the Novel

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As I sashayed down the technical aisle at the local library, this caught my eye. I said self, (which is what I call myself), that title reminds me of a place I spend a good deal of time...
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Customer Service Done Right

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Fair warning, I'm about to give a company some praise, of which I was not paid for.

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I was browsing around for the best deal on a textbook I need for graduate school this fall and Amazon was ~$15 cheaper then anyone else. As soon as I added it to my cart the price jumped ~6 bucks. WTF? So I call up Amazon (all prepared to bitch ...
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Oracle Certified Professional, Java SE 6 Programmer

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This morning I passed the Java Standard Edition 6 Programmer Certified Professional Exam...
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I Refuse To Pay for a BIOS Update

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I've had a fun last couple weeks.

In my spare time, I've been assembling some old hardware I've been holding onto. I was in need of a dedicated Linux box for some home development and why not use what I had lying around? Decent, but older hardware (ranging from 2003 onwards), what could possibly go wrong?


Everything.
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Great Feedback

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There's a product that myself and another programmer have been working on for the last couple months. My tech lead threw it on the test server, comes back a couple days later and says, "The thing is working fucking awesome".

Best description ever.

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But on a more serious note, if you aren't getting feedback from your...
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Assumptions: the antithesis of your sanity

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You can trust your test data right?
You can trust the architecture you're building against right?
You can trust the module right in front of yours right?

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An In-Depth Look At Huffman Encoding

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It seemed only natural to follow up the Binary Heap post with an implementation that forms the backbone of Huffman Encoding.


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