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TrianguloY
23d ago
For all comments saying that it is a standard and shouldn't be changed, I think the standard is that the first "menu" is the important one, no matter how it's called, so for this reason it should really be changed. Imagi
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TrianguloY
1mo ago
But...there is a solution that works (although it may be a bit confusing at first). A toggle with two buttons, dark and light. Both cannot be pressed at the same time, but both can be unpressed at the same time. That's the auto mode, a
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3mo ago
Usually the but me a coffee button is there because there are people that asks for it. Like, they do want to give you something, and often they ask you for a way to do so. That button is for them, for those who want that button, if you don&
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4mo ago
Mi primer lenguaje de programación fue Logo (el de la tortuga) en español. Estuvo bien para aprender, y puede que ahí sí tenga algo de sentido, permite que los niños entiendan mejor lo que están haciendo, incluso si el inglés les cuesta. Pa
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4mo ago
"Next week's Friday" -> "Next's Friday" -> "Next Friday Still confusing, but at least I understand where it comes from.
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4mo ago
If we follow the same logic. If today is may 2026, and you want to do something "next September", are you referring to september 2027? After all, months are also grouped in years. The fact that "next [X]day" skips the on
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5mo ago
I made this one-page little tool to help me split bills when going out with friends: https://trianguloy.github.io/githubPages/SplitBill/splitBill... The UI is horrible, but I really liked doing the coding. I'
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6mo ago
Similar with salary. If you want a raise, you need to ask for it. It's sad, but that's what it is. (I'm aware of some companies that do raise the salary annually, and there is also the performance benefit if you have it, but
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6mo ago
> Letting an LLM write for you is like paying somebody to work out for you. This. This is the big distinction. If you like something and/or want to improve it, you do it yourself. If not, you pay someone else to do it. And I think t
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6mo ago
As a forced mac user at work (always used windows or Linux) the number of modifier keys is really confusing. On pc you use control almost for anything, alt for very special cases (when usually control is already taken) and the windows/
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7mo ago
I've joined local groups for anime and videogames, but they are mostly anime. Videogames and programming seems to be almost exclusively masculine (the stereotypes are there for a reason) but the few girls there doesn't seem much d
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7mo ago
That women feel pressured to be introverted and/or man feel pressured to be extroverted. Being the opposite is a handicap. Although, the good part, is that the personality doesn't seems to be genetic and doesn't come from you
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7mo ago
As someone who identifies with the text, a very introverted guy that almost never starts a conversation but it's able to maintain it once they other person starts it, and as someone who has never dated any girl (and failed to do so) I&
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7mo ago
I was in a similar situation in 2021, and my requirements were small size, no notch and headphone jack. I didn't like Samsung (the android from Samsung is fundamentally different from the other androids) and wanted to avoid xiaomi and
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7mo ago
I like this analogy, and in fact in have used it for a totally different reason: why I don't like AI. Imagine someone going to a local gym and using an exosqueleton to do the exercises without effort. Able to lift more? Yes. Run faster
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8mo ago
I'm still using Lightning launcher, will continue to use it as long as I'm able to
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8mo ago
Isn't this called "Boy Scout Rule"? I learned this when a coworker mentioned this to me. Turns out I was doing it without knowing it was a thing! Of course I continue doing it, but it's good to have a short and clear nam
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Thinky Dailies, a daily puzzle adventure
(thinkygames.com)
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9mo ago
Based on this comment ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46352389 ), I think I understood the missing first paragraph: If you have the expression 1+2*3 you have three elements with two operands. You need to choose a rule
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9mo ago
I personally use Google forms for a very similar feature. You don't even need to display the google form itself, you can create your own and then perform a fetch. I even have it connected to a google sheet and google scripts, to send m
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9mo ago
This. I like icons (and colors, but those are still mostly missing) to quickly find a frequent action. If the menu is always the same you can learn the position, but with dynamic entries it's way more difficult.
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9mo ago
Ah, I see it now. Thanks!
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9mo ago
I'm not sure I follow. If I write actions/setup-python@v1, I'm expecting the action to run with the v1 tag of that repository. If I rerun it, I expect it to run with the v1 tag of that repository...which I'm aware may no
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10mo ago
On play store you can see the permissions that an app uses and they are grouped by category. Have full network access is set in the "others" category, same as notifications and vibration. This is a category where (supposedly) perm
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Java Shell User's Guide
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11mo ago
I've always wondered what would happen with a shop that never has sales. A shop where the prices are always the same, although they may occasionally increase them due to inflation, etc. Such a shop will not get the surge of "oh lo
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1y ago
I like the new logo. The yellow part in the shape of a barrel is a really nice detail.
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1y ago
For me at least, the answer is very easy: play the game without changing the settings. If you repeatedly turn the wrong direction, switch. The camera should feel natural, and you should be able to do it without thinking. So just let your su
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1y ago
I had the same experience with an android app on play store a few years ago (when LLMs didn't exist yet) so this is nothing new. As you said, I didn't mind others creating apps with the same idea, the issue is when someone takes y
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1y ago
Because usually you have an ide that manages imports for you automatically. So unless you are using a library that has multiple imports, usually you know the import to include, and in almost all cases it is automatically included. Btw: in t
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