no inspiration?

/prog/ i don't know what to program suggest some cool things...

>>1
Fibs.

Boost mobile coffee grinder with insulation and free delivery.

Tabasco sauce

Football player

write a GNU/Assembly compatible GNU/Assembly using GNU/Gnome and GNU/GTK and GNU/GLib and GNU/GCC and GNU/LITHPu and your only allowed tool is ed(1)


You will also get paid LOC/minute, in a 2240000/0.2 ¢. If you code fast enough, you might be able to make around $5 in a week.

make a fortune clone for windows

/prog/ i don't know what to program suggest some cool things...
its not a matter of not knowing what to program, the problem is you cant program

there are a million books (literally) that have ideas and projects for things to program, if you were smart enough to read books you would use these resources. I dont know why you think the ideas that people on the internet give you will help you any better than what you find in books

OP= if you had any imagination (you dont) you would start out with game programming books and learn to make simple games. So I dont see why you think anyone here would waste time giving you ideas you will never use, because if you even had an ounce of intelligence and creativity, you would already have a backlog of projects completed to build on

>>1 write bot to trade at stock/forex/etc

Contribute to an OS project

Breast  simulator.
Seriusly. Every MMNO with realistic trees will be far better with realitstic breasts.

>>11

truth.

>>8
you make a lot of assumptions

none of which are correct

>>13
prove me wrong, paste code of something youve done and make a comment of how you went about coding it

if you are unable to do this then go back to /g/ with the rest of the wannabes

inb4 fizzbuzz

_{hosni mubarak}
SUSSMAN!?!?

>>14
http://dis.4chan.org/read/prog/1297443735/12

>>1
A DSL. A Lisp DSL.

>>17
Terrible!

>>10-17
Sage please, ok, thanks

>>1-
Hax my anus, ok, thanks

Implement the remaining C++0x features in the Clang/LLVM compiler. Become a legend.

http://clang.llvm.org/cxx_status.html

>>22
Too useful, not easy enough. Rejected.

>>22
>C++0x
>good