Advanced Audio Coding Puns

So I was wondering if there's a list of coding problems structured from beginner to advanced. It would be nice if there was a separate list for different programming concepts such as loops, arrays, strings and stuff. And if you could do every problem on the list with your eyes closed it would mean you would be able to handle whatever coding problem you come up against (I'm a freshman in college so what I really mean here are exam questions for now).

Thanks!

I'm using a package from a guildie and it's fantastic. However, I want to add some custom stuff like repop timers for some common camped mobs. I've done some coding with C++ and some other languages but I just can't seem to grasp the workings of Gina. I've dug through examples and can find the basics like {C} and such, but not the deeper ones. Can someone explain to me the expressions inside some of these examples?

^You have entered {S}\.$

^{S1} auctions,{S2}(WTS|selling|SELLING){S3}Shralok Pack

^(?:[^ ]+) -> {c}: This one is associated with Tell (Window)

^(?:(?<name>[^ ]+) has gon)e linkdead\.$

^((?!Teleportation Assistant|Parcel Delivery Liaison|a personal banker|a guild banker|General Supply Merchant|Sylphrena).)*tells you, '

What functions do the following have?

!

*

^

| or function?

( ) part of an agument ie (A|B) = a or b?

\

$

[ ]

< >

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i want the computer to produce a redstone signal when players are within p1 and p2 (coordinates).

getting error in line 8: ')' expected near 'posOne'.

Code:

local detector = peripheral.find("playerDetector")
local p1 = {-580, 63, -81}
local p2 = {-574, 63, -85}
if detector == nil then
    error("playerDetector not in range")
end
function PlayerCheck(table posOne, table posTwo)
    local PlayerHere = detector.IsPlayersInCoords(posOne, posTwo)
end

while true do
    PlayerCheck(p1, p2)
    if PlayerHere == true then
        redstone.setOutput(right, 15)
    else print("Nope.\n")
    end
end

is it a syntax mistake or did I misunderstand the command?

Just wondering, what are some fun things that can be added to the visual novel/game that are considered advanced or intermediate (based on coding)? I’ve done animation in Ren’py, added side images, etc. but I’d like to open up my options to know what more I can learn 😄 any tutorial videos or coding webpages would help as well so that I can add it.

So I’m not wanting to get ahead of myself here, but I’m wanting to explore some ways to earn some income (low or high, whatever you’ve got) with Python programming skills BUT with lower levels of skill.

I’m not advanced yet, but I am well on my way to being so. I won’t be able to get a job in the industry until I complete uni in roughly May next year. So in the meantime, I want to start earning in whatever ways you’ve got for me. I’ve got time on my hands until I finish my course.

Your suggestions might be too advanced for me right now, but it will give me something to focus on for the next few months. Cheers

Hi! I was suggested a laptop here almost 2 years ago, it's still an amazing laptop to this day. My friend is looking for an upgrade, and while he did show interest in my build, I decided to request some suggestions here since we prioritize different things.

The most important aspects is a laptop that is sturdy (his old laptop was dinged up pretty bad, this laptop should be somewhat portable), and something he can start learning and implementing coding and audio editing on (voice acting, music). He wants to be able to run Linux. He has interest in learning game design, but assuredly nothing 3D.

I don't know anything about coding or audio editing, so I'm sorry if this is too simple or contradictory! Of course generally good storage/ specs is preferable, and he is willing to spend up to $2000 USD if the laptop fills all of his needs.

Total budget:

$1500 USD, preferably close to budget but willing to spend more for a good laptop. Based in the U.S.

Are you open to refurbs/used?

Yes, but not preferred.

How would you prioritize form factor (ultrabook, 2-in-1, etc.), build quality, performance, and battery life?

High build quality, needs a sturdy chassis, something that might be able to withstand a small drop. Alright battery life and performance, laptop should last for a few years.

How important is weight and thinness to you?

Thinness is probably not preferred, but the laptop should be somewhat portable.

Do you have a preferred screen size? If indifferent, put N/A.

N/A, graphics are not highest priority. Smaller might be better for portability.

Are you doing any CAD/video editing/photo editing/gaming? List which programs/games you desire to run.

Laptop is for audio engineering, coding, and writing. Should probably be able to run a 3D program just in case.

If you're gaming, do you have certain games you want to play? At what settings and FPS do you want?

Laptop should be able to run a program like RPGMaker or Ren'Pa. Probably not focusing on 3D games, but should be able to run a game if possible.

Any specific requirements such as good keyboard, reliable build quality, touch-screen, finger-print reader, optical drive or good input devices (keyboard/touchpad)?

Quality keyboard and reliable build quality.

Thank you for any suggestions!

I'm really a beginner programmer but with many SaaS or application ideas. Do you guys say if I'm a rookie there is a long way to go to start a SaaS business?

Hello,

I just received an Rpi destined to do mediacenter, and installed Libreelec,

I can't find a way to install any of the advanced visualisation for audio, projectM, milkdrop and others,

If I can have it by installing some other system i can change, i can even compile it myself but don't find instructions on it

TLDR: Are there small and medium coding projects for people who already have coding knowledge but had a longer break? Maybe something playful, such as Flexbox Froggy but for JS/React.

EDIT: I wrote coding challenges, but I guess I am more interested in small/medium projects. It seems to me that challenges mostly focus on algorithmic thinking, but I am looking for something which encapsulates the whole experience of a coder, not only the problem-solving part.

Backstory:

I did a 3-month coding Bootcamp where I actually learned a lot of JavaScript and React.js. I learned all the basics and we did several projects, even one on my own, but obviously with some guidance from the tutors. After the Bootcamp, I was very motivated and continued coding for another month. Unfortunately, some personal issues arose and I had to stop. Finally, everything settled and I can continue coding, but my break added up to 3 months...

The threads and answers I saw so far are too general or do not fit my situation. Right now I am doing a "refresher" course on Udemy, but it is not as hands-on as I like it to be. Watching the full course from the beginning would take me probably 2-4 weeks. Something faster and more hands-on would be perfect. Maybe something where I can see quickly what I still can do and where I need a refresher. Any help appreciated!

So im studying IT-engineering and have a prior degree in Audio Engineering. I kindof wonder what type of audio related jobs exists? Programming audio plugins? Programming sound engines for games? DSP programmer? Programming audio devices or sound for other appliances?

Any suggestions are appreciated!

I know css,html, and C# currently. I am proficient in C# and know fundamental coding concepts so is there any courses that just focus on learning the syntax of the language? I would prefer not to spend time learning what a for loop or if statement's purpose is as I already know it. I am looking for something that just focuses on the language itself.

Hi all! I've been looking for a website like Edabit, CodeWars, etc. to have fun with but there are a lot of options, I don't know what to choose and don't want to start making user accounts in each to see what could be "the one" for me. My intention is to have fun solving problems (using C#), so I would like a site that is engaging, not only "solve this 50 problems and that's it".

I know that maybe this is a personal choice but what site you will recommend to an intermediate-advanced programmer? I want to push my brain to solve some different problems than doing an ASP MVC website or a desktop application.

Edit: Important thing: It needs to be free. :D

Hey!

So I know how to use Wwise but I would like to learn how the scripting works in Unity and or UE so that I can implement all the audio myself instead of asking for a dev to do the script for me.

I can't seem to find good videos explaining the coding part and not the Wwise project itself.

Thanks!

My Razer Seiren X started showing up as USB Advanced Audio Device and how do I fix that? It was normal like 2 days ago and suddenly it started doing this weird thing. Thanks for help.

The jumpscare noises are so infuriating, not because they're scary, but because they play at the wrong times constantly. I can be staring at a zombie through a window for 2 minutes, and then I walk out the door to take care of him and it jumpscares me like I wouldn't know he's there. This happens constantly.

Also annoying is the panic heartbeat for anyone who wants to play with claustrophobia/agoraphobia. It's seriously worse than the actual in-game effects of panic.

And then to top it off, the sounds of a zombie eating you are seemingly made to be as gross as possible. It makes me want to throw up.

I’m rusty in my coding and trying to get back into it slowly by listening as I’m driving. I’m interested in technical knowledge rather soft skills or the entertainment factor, which I know is hard in strictly audio format. While not perfect, the Coding Blocks podcast is the closest example I’ve tried so far. Any other recommendations?

Hi, sorry if this is a very basic question but I've watched a few videos explaining Elementor and none of them seem to touch on this: If I build a site using the Elementor plugin and want to add more custom code/design that is not part of Elementor, coding directly in Wordpress, will that mess with the webpage/plugin or is it even possible? How do you developers deal with it if you want to add something that is not featured in the Elementor plugin?

The idea is that I want a new webpage built for my company that is easy for us to edit but doesn't restrict the advanced customization that a professional web developer/designer can do.

Hello, I am a 2018 f56 Mini Cooper owner. I have the basic radio (https://i.imgur.com/kw0VNcS.png) with only Hands-Free Bluetooth (i.e. only phone calls) and I'd like to add the audio streaming capability. I think it could be possible through VO coding, but I'm not really sure. Looking through forums yields conflicting information: some say it's impossible because of the lack of some module in the combox (I don't even know if my car has a combox, as some say it is in the trunk and some say it is in the radio), while some others say it is can be done. Anyone has some more info? Thanks!