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I bought the Books. I am serious when i said i would buy the books. I also got a book on building game engines. It actually has information about Matrices, Vectors, and all the other Math needed.

But basically for this question. I am asking is it neccessary to Learn the whole C++ book? Or just some sections of it? I've never programmed in C++ or C# but i am going to go for it.

I mean i've worked with HTML5 and CSS3 and Javascript but those aren't even programming languages. But still i am going to go into C++. And yes i am going to be using UNITY. Fact is. I am going to start using a bunch of other engines and i am going to be doing it for practice. But i am serious about at one poing actu

Hey all. Currently, I am trying to analyze some electrophysiology recordings, and I'm looking for an appropriate statistical test for the data.

In short, I have electroantennogram recordings for two groups of insects in response to some odor compounds. The responses are normalized to a solvent (set to 0), and the values can be negative or positive. For simplicity, I will provide some sample data and explain what I want to figure out:

Insect Group 1

• Dataset 1: 26, 22, 10, 20, 30, 27, 12, 11, 17, 14

• Dataset 2: 184, 184, 211, 176, 172

Insect Group 2

• Dataset 1: -17, 11, 2, 7, -3, -23, -10, 0, -8, -3

• Dataset 2: 132, 154, 166, 166, 120

It's clear from my data that the resp

With the help of r/buildapc and r/buildapcsales, I built my first computer almost seven years ago. I've gotten so much use out of it, and I have zero regrets. So thanks guys.

Backstory

Now I'm back because this week my 7950 died. Ultimately, my goal is to build a new computer that's a little more cutting edge and let my girlfriend use my current/old computer so we can game together. In the meantime, I'm hoping to get some recommendations for a GPU to tide me over, and maybe some strategic advice for the next build.

GPU Recommendations

For the GPU, my budget is sub $300-400, but if a lower price can get the job done, all the better. I mostly play DotA, but I still want to be

Hey everyone!

Who

Just little ol' me, a 29 year old grad student.

What

I am looking to join an ongoing campaign with a slight bent towards the RP/story/narrative elements of the game as opposed to a heavy focus on hack and slash dungeon crawling. Though a balance of the two would be ideal.

When

I'm available most days of the week (except Saturdays) and would prefer a time around ~7/8 PM CST or ~0200 UTC.

Why

I've currently been DMing 5e for maybe a year and a half or two years with no prior experience. I ran LMoP and then some of OotA for a group of friends before now switching to a homebrew world I'm trying to piece together. But I fell into the DM role more out

Anyone else having issues with Twitch chat while watching on the computer? Over the last week or two, Twitch chat won't load in any channel that I watch so I have to use the pop-out feature. But now even that feature is broken. Regardless of the channel, this is what I end up seeing.

After watching Purge coach Slacks, I admit I'm surprised at his lack of early game fundamentals. I mean, I've got less than 500 games played and definitely don't execute well but I at least try to improve upon the basics (stacking, pulling, zoning, itemization, etc).

I've seen a lot of people asking how Slacks could possibly be 4.7k in light of his playstyle, but I think that's the wrong way to think about it. It's not that Slacks should be 2k because his early game sucks but rather he could be 5k+ if he improves, and that's exactly what's going to happen.

So to everyone sitting at 2-3k wondering how Slacks has a higher MMR than you even though you crush the laning stage, the answer is

Hey everyone. Sorry if this isn't the appropriate place for this type of question. Originally, I posted this to r/Camera, but I got limited feedback and was hoping for some other opinions.

I have very little experience when it comes to buying cameras, so I'm looking for some recommendations.

Here's what I'm looking for:

Price Range - Prefer ~$250, Would Consider ~$500

HD Quality (1080p)

Durable

Image Stabilization

Flip Screen

External Audio Jacks

Basically, I'm looking to make medium length (5-15 minute) vlog-like videos that will be shot indoors (stationary) and outdoors (movement). This is why I think image stabilization, durability, and a flip

Hey r/Camera. I have very little experience when it comes to buying cameras, so I'm looking for some recommendations.

Here's what I'm looking for:

Price Range - Prefer ~$250, Would Consider ~$500

HD Quality (1080p)

Durable

Image Stabilization

Flip Screen

External Audio Jacks

Basically, I'm looking to make medium length (5-15 minute) vlog-like videos that will be shot indoors (stationary) and outdoors (movement). This is why I think image stabilization, durability, and a flip screen are important.

If you have other suggestions for what I should consider or if you have recommendations for lighting and audio, please let me know.

Thanks!