vhcosta

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by vhcosta 4mo ago
Hey, thanks for the reply! I have actually been fighting the low contrast and what i feel is the biggest problem on both light and dark themes is the small text. I will release an update soon addressing both the low contrast and the small
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Show HN: Free C course called "C Systems Lab"(csystemslab.com)
6 points by vhcosta 4mo ago|2 comments
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by vhcosta 5mo ago
I started 5 years ago via a programming bootcamp here in Portugal. After finishing it, I dreamed of being able to make my own software, and solve all my programming and life problems in one fell swoop. Then the AI boom happened, I got laid
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by vhcosta 5mo ago
> With an AI assist, there was no reason to stop adding improvements as I thought of them, so I didn't. That is the mantra of today, yes. In a similar vein, I made my initially personal C course into something I could make public-fa
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by vhcosta 5mo ago
This is the epitome of "my idea didn't get stolen, it just got tired of waiting"! Just kidding (although I did have a similar idea for an app a couple months ago but didn't end up fully commiting to it.) Anyway this is
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by vhcosta 5mo ago
I have returned and to my pleasure, all types appear to be implemented, and Pokemon are matching the type! Not only that, but I seem to have found a Shiny Sligoo on my third spin or so! My dopamine has never been so high. Good job OP. Thank
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Blog post about Open Source contribution best practices(blog.csystemslab.com)
4 points by vhcosta 5mo ago|1 comments
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by vhcosta 5mo ago
Hi HN! I would like to share a blog post i've wrote about Open Source contributions. We know all about the README edits debacle. But I felt I needed to express myself regarding how to actually approach contributing. Full disclosure in
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by vhcosta 5mo ago
an interesting approach. some work to be done but i will keep tabs! i will point out that 6 of the 18 types appear to be missing on the wheel, and the type that your arrow lands on does not seem to produce a pokemon of that type: my first s