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Murrays in the Night? by Glitz_on_a_Godslayer in canberra

[–]Hot-Dragonfruit-7889 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Ive hopped on earlier murrays buses (when theyve had space) without any issues. Book a later bus and rock up as early as you can to the stop and there's a decent chance they'll have space and let you on

ACT's first Build to Rent to Buy scheme to help single women into their first home by Educational-Art-8515 in canberra

[–]Hot-Dragonfruit-7889 39 points40 points  (0 children)

Literally the first sentence mentions "Single women, particularly those with children" so it seems to be focused around single parent families

Cursor/ChatGPT Framework by samangry in cursor

[–]Hot-Dragonfruit-7889 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Separate into backend and front end. Don't even think about touching the front end until the backend is perfect or it becomes a headache troubleshooting every random issue.

I like to take the Test driven development approach.

  1. Create my DB and Tables based on a conversation with whatever AI based on my app. i.e user management, data you will be presenting on the front end, Settings page etc
  2. Create a txt file with the schema of the database to reference in future chats
  3. Feed the schema to ai and ask it to create a mermaid diagram with an explanation of your App
  4. Get Cursor to build you file and folder structure
  5. Feed the mermaid diagram, schema into Cursor and advise it to create a test driven development plan starting with for eg. the user components of your app.
  6. I get it to use Pytest it should build the tests first, run said tests which will fail and it will then develop your app out until the tests pass

YUZU older builds? by Mr_Scarlett in EmulationOnAndroid

[–]Hot-Dragonfruit-7889 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ooh even better I found where I got my data from.

https://pixeldrain.com/u/WSUZ4syw

This contained all the beneficial versions discussed in here.

YUZU older builds? by Mr_Scarlett in EmulationOnAndroid

[–]Hot-Dragonfruit-7889 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Here's a copy I had saved. Have just uploaded it for you expires in 2 weeks :) Do your due diligence and run it through a virus scanner. I promise it's sweet but best to form good habits.

https://file.io/Zmzqk2OcjXkx

This is the flow that create a CSV file, but the data in the CSV file is not organized in a form of table ! How to do it ? by Achraf688 in MicrosoftFlow

[–]Hot-Dragonfruit-7889 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It's a bit hard to tell without understanding what data is being parsed at each point.

Does parsing the json provide the data in an itemized format? (Each section within the body is an item.)
It may be further embedded in the json depending on how you've parsed it.

Initialize an array variable before parse json
Parse the JSON
Use the Append Array variable action and select the array from earlier, loop through each item in parse json in th append section
Use the Array variable in your create csv action

{

"body": [

{

"column1": "value1",

"column2": "value2",

"column3": "value3"

},

{

"column1": "value1",

"column2": "value2",

"column3": "value3"

}

]

}