Try thinking of a real world material for yarn, I'm all ears! π
Try thinking of a real world material for yarn, I'm all ears! π
This way if you run the collect garbage command it strip all those dependencies until you actually need them.
https://youtube.com/channel/UC0JB7TSe49lg56u6qH8y_MQ
https://m.youtube.com/@razbuten
Fantastic videos for games and game dev that talk and analyze experience, interaction and psychology of players, also great for gamification projects.
- Fetch new posts and handle them in batch with scheduled loops or with long pooling
- Register a webhook and handle a POST endpoint and do what you want in it, this for everything posts separately
For Yarn the rest can be done with the existing API on a special bot user.
How would someone use something like that in a meaningful way here?
In my mind it's something that act like reddit bots or something you mention and reply somehow.
For anything else it's just a feed to me. π€
Do you, or anyone else, have some other tips to improve it?
Added more controls and, thanks to @bender advices, some visual adjustments.
Details on what changed here.
Desktop:
Desktop bannerMobile:
Mobile bannerHope it to your tastes! π
Added more controls and, thanks to @bender advices, some visual adjustments.
Details on what changed here.
Desktop:
Desktop bannerMobile:
Mobile bannerHope it's to your tastes! π
I'll try one back on my PC! π
I recommend it for any new game dev who wants to try making something, it's quick and easy.
All those (Non) Features are the selling points of the game! π€£
You can use it to give her some coding passion if she's not interested yet. π
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.ScollingContainer {
display: flex;
padding: .5em 2em; /* to your liking*/
gap: 1em; /* the gap between the elements */
overflow: auto; /* make it scrollable */
}
Keep in mind that this approach (or the one in the link you found) needs the container to be as wide as the screen if you want is to look nice and not crop on the sides.
The container should be outside any container with the content pushed inside by the same amount as the container, at least on the left.
About the icon, I thought about it too.
I'd like to reuse the current iconset but I think it was cleaned to keep only the currently used icons, a refresh icon might be missing right now.
Put my hands on the issue yarn#647.
Here a preview:
Desktop:
Desktop banner Mobile:
Mobile banner PS: @prologic How the f*ck do you generate _Upload Media_ hashes???? Look at the mobile image URL! π€£π€£π€£π€£π€£π€£π€£π€£π€£*
On PC it should block these, I think your uBlock instance is not working properly.
How about giving a hat to Yarn.Social too?
Why there's a negative margin in a flexbox child anyway?
Here we are!
https://gitlab.com/sunetraalex/gogoban
I can say that Go is a good language overall, I'm not sure if I can call myself a fan right now but it's quite good in general.
Screenshot
The main issue is the appended user in the standard message storage, it can be handled with a hidden field like in yarns. What do you think?
- Using boolean as int to do math like false - true => -1
ly
- Swapping struct fields in a 2d array: solved by decoupling the items and it's array with pointers
- Found that quickly myself βοΈ
Almost done with my first baby Go experiment, I'll share soonβ’οΈ=
What I also noticed is when you open a Nick the post is ready to reply to him. This should be true only if I want to write to them.
Maybe mentioning like with yarns and forks using the prefix if not already manually written can be a solution?
- "Convert an int to bool in Go"
- "Swap two variables in Go"
- "How to write a dictionary in Go"
Like a baby again. π€£
If I'd ever met that lady I would bow to her in respect.
This allow you to branch on other topics that might come up in a yarn.
Also you're missing the
type = bot from your feed. π
For external projects a reliable structure is much better and thankfully Django gives you a good one.
#EvenMoreBiasedOpinion
It happened because they didn't use components properly and couldn't even navigate their own code.
Plus it didn't look like they know that functions exists. π
Spaghetti code can't describe them I saw... π±
Barely managed to make it at least work in all that time. Hope I don't see that codebase ever again. πΊ
@movq Fun fact: seems like I often miss the Google's reCAPTCHA... Am I a bot too and didn't know it? π
Seems like it worked flawlessly, once I tried everything went in place.
The only thing I noticed is that the libraries didn't auto-installed like in the documentation, they say to run a
go get LIBRARY but after that it's all good.I have to try making something now.
I got the fact that everything get bundled from a single folder but I too am used to properly specify what I want for every module since using Python/JS.
On my tries I managed to do local imports and compile with
GO111MODULES but I was confused on the uses of that flag. Online everything mentioned the url as a reference to the source and I was missing the point of using it locally from a single project.On a post the recommendation was to not use folder which is pretty bad in my opinion for a bigger project, also looking at yarn repo didn't cleared up my doubts (too big for me right now π).
Thanks again!
Actually I have to do something similar for my company soon (not sharable freely here too) and was just curious to see some from others.
I'll try to make something interesting soon.
https://sunetraalex.gitlab.io/speak-for-me/
Today I have to talk a lot at work but can't to avoid bleeding.
I'm gonna do something about it...
He printer basically anything, from phone cases to flyable planes to toys.
He managed to have fun by just downloading stuff online.
If you know how you should start making things in blender or at least with something simpler like SketchUp.
The day humanity manage to successfully bend space and time will be first published on npm.
I once worked on an AutoCAD project of a local stadium like building for a Chinese client and they asked to remove the bad luck numbers on the seats and I had to remove and shift them for 6000 seats by hand. π
Fun fact: the numbers were only visible in the project files, no number would've been printed anywhere.
When copying something, which is ok for me too, you're relying on the thought you had at the time, while currently they could be different and you could get around a problem quite differently.
For me reusability is about internal code, not with libraries.
If I need to share code with my project using a library then that library is made with my own hands and code.
Personally I work only with skypack. The rest is for cases where you work with react and the like giving a better experience.
I usually play with FlightGear since it's open source, usually with gliders.
Not with a super cool setup like yours though.
https://httpcodes.fyi/520/
type="module" works quite well for most of my needs so I'm dropping almost everything, instead of nom and other i rely on skypack for the libraries.If you need something bigger but still lighter try snowpack, it uses CDN until you build by optimizing the disk space too.
If anything look bleak try pnpm for a more standard experience of the tooling.
#ShowerThoughts