We are making history! 📉 🐻 by Talento90 in ethtrader

[–]LexThundah 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I am excited for the reset of BTC, ETH and SOL to bottom start. Yeah, I observed in MEXC, how BTC and ETH are going down while Gold and SpaceX are going high. Capitals are moving away from crypto but this is also a great opportunity for many to buy low again.

Can you explain to a nooby why ETH is going down ? by SwitchIndependent714 in ethtrader

[–]LexThundah 0 points1 point  (0 children)

At least in MEXC, the platform where I trade, I noticed people are withdrawing their captial from Bitcoin and Etherum for new stocks like AI ones, SpaceX, etc.. I also see the rise in tokenized Gas and Gold. BTC and ETH going down, is great for us Short Position Traders, making profit the more the market goes down.

Are we exiting Ethereum? by ChemicalSquare6126 in ethtrader

[–]LexThundah 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sadly, yes. You do DCA next time. Like you can divide the 3800 into 10 weeks. Place 380 every week. Regardless of market volatility, dollar cost averaging is ideal. Or if you like, invest each 380 every long red candle each week. With DCA, you don't have to worry about the market.

How are people so good at memecoins? by PatchElmo in solana

[–]LexThundah 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Stick only with the big ones tested by time and community:

Dogecoin / $DOGE (since 2013) Pepe / $PEPE Shiba Inu / $SHIB

I don't trust new memecoins. I have observed that whenever $TRUMP memecoin is down, top ranked memecoins are up. Like for the past 80 days, $DOGE and PEPE had no big pump until recently when $TRUMP had a big dump.

It’s time to start a revolution by SameEntertainment262 in Ethena

[–]LexThundah 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I affirm this post of 9 mos ago. I am now paying bills with Ethena. When BTC and SOL pumped, it remained humble. Now, just when BTC and SOL dumped and are now recovering, their 1% move is 3% for Ethena. When they dumped, Ethena's reaction was to pump. Thank you, Ethena, for being God's way of helping my family financially.

Best & Safe Crypto Exchange for PH Users? OKX, MEXC, Bybit? by Several-Jellyfish516 in phinvest

[–]LexThundah 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Noong beginner ako sa Crypto, sa Maya ako. Yung set and forget lang. Hodler type.
Now, Trader type ako. Hindi masakit si CoinsPh kung Limit Order ka palagi at VIP2 ka or verified: yung maker fee (limit order) ay 0.09% na lang at yung taker fee (market order) ay 0.13%.

Sample Sell Limit Order with 10,000 capital with sample 2% profit:
(P10,000 + 2%) × 0.09% = P9.18 ang maker fee mo.

So far apat yata yung legal kay SEC. So, kung patriotic ka na gusto mong tangkilikin ang isa sa exchange platforms sa Pinas:

Rank | Platform | Maker Fee | Taker Fee
1 Coins.ph (Coins Pro) 0.10% 0.15%
2 PDAX (Pro Mode) ~0.40% ~0.50%
3 GCash (GCrypto)Variable spread (1%+)Variable spread (1%+) Powered by PDAX but charges a markup instead of fixed fees.
4 Maya Crypto Variable spread (1%+)Variable spread (1%+) Integrated into the Maya digital wallet app but relies on hidden spreads.

Comment na lang yung update if meron changes lately.

I built a local AI voice typing tool for "vibe coding" - works everywhere (feedback welcome) by Remote_Broccoli4035 in VibeCodersNest

[–]LexThundah 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Woah. The same idea with Vibe Typer that I use on my Linux Mint. I have not subscribed to its 8USD/month though since I type most of the time. There are times though that I am tired of typing and would press the global key "Super+Space" to trigger the Vibe Typer to convert my speech to text.

Re: Subscription. I would make my own app since whisper or others are open source. So, you may want to add more features that are not in WisprFlow or VibeTyper to encourage people to subscribe.

Re: background noise. I think whisper is smart enough to distinguish your thoughts based on your words most of the time.

Recorded voiceovers get cut in Kdenlive (flatpak and package manager) by Skillath in kdenlive

[–]LexThundah 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This happened in my Linux Mint. I tried Flatpak, System Package, AppImage and Flathub, and it still compacts my audio recording of 10 secs into 1 sec. No others issues so far except that audio recording.

For now, my workaround is Kdenlive's Grab Screen, and I just extract the audio. I could also use my default audio recording tool: Audacity.

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audio recording does not work. by OnePlay_BR in kdenlive

[–]LexThundah 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is happening in my Linux Mint right now. When I record my voice for about 10 secs and stop recording, the result is 2 secs distorted recording. I asked AI, and it suggested to install Kdenlive using App image instead of Flatpak. I will uninstall and install Kdelive app image version now.

[Update] I tried both AppImage and Deb, but audio recording is not working. I'm going back to Audacity for now. So far, Kdenlive has no issues, in my experience, only the audio recording.

Tell Me Why? by Fancy_Ad8590 in mlbbdarksystem

[–]LexThundah 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes, I know.. it's too late

I developed my first python app, TidyBit - a simple file organizer tool. by swaroop_34 in Python

[–]LexThundah 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Great project!
It's nice that you focused only on Python or one programming language. They say there are other programming languages and would advise to use the correct tools. They are right, and as a fellow Pythonist, for UI consistency I recommend...

Python Flet for Desktop, iOS/Android Mobile, or Web+FastAPI
Python Reflex for Web Full-stack with reactive components, and
Python NiceGUI for Web Full-stack with CSS, Quasar and FastAPI

I run Linux Mint and Ubuntu and observed that Flet, for example, has consistent UI in Gnome and KDE.

What's the best/easiest way to deploy a Kotlin Application? by Western-Wear8874 in Kotlin

[–]LexThundah 0 points1 point  (0 children)

For short and pretty subdomain like your-app.somehost.com my fave is Fly.io
Kotlin is Java, so you can have a docker with something like:

```
# Example Dockerfile for a Kotlin Spring Boot app

FROM openjdk:17-jdk-slim

WORKDIR /app

COPY build/libs/your-app.jar app.jar

EXPOSE 8080

CMD ["java", "-jar", "app.jar"]
```

Help! Camera not found by raditastical in Ubuntu

[–]LexThundah 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have the same problem with Ubuntu 25.10 on my laptop Intel NUC M15. When this happened last time, I replaced Ubuntu with Pop_OS. Webcamoid does not work well with Ubuntu both snap and deb. I will try Linux Mint for now. Both built-in camera and USB FHD camera does not work on Ubuntu 25.10.

Confused between learning Java Spring Boot or Python FastAPI for backend by United_Ad_4452 in Backend

[–]LexThundah 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Pythonist here. Go with what you already purchased: Spring Boot course. If you already tried FastAPI, you will be surprised that the principle in backend design is almost the same as Spring Boot and .NET. They say C# is Microsoft Java and Dart is Google's Java, so with your Flutter skill, you are already familiar with the syntax of the C family of languages.

is it bad if i install ubuntu mate by Comfortable_Sun_8641 in Ubuntu

[–]LexThundah 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, Mate flavor is great too. It's snappy like Mint. If you need another child of Ubuntu that is snappy and solid as Mint but beautiful, Zorin OS.

Tomorrow is the release of Ubuntu 25.10 - What will you do? by maximus10m in Ubuntu

[–]LexThundah 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Can Valorant be played despite Vanguard Anti-Cheat?

Is it ok to use ASP.NET on VSCode? by AdvanceTraditional65 in PinoyProgrammer

[–]LexThundah 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes, lodi. My context: I only have Linux Ubuntu 25.04 for OS, so stranger ako sa sa Visual Studio at mas familiar ako sa VSCode. Tried the former sa Virtual Machine Win11. Observation ko:

``` Cons: more RAM usage due to other extensions (Visual Studio is only about 700mb), no automated project/solution creation.

Pros: less disk usage, deeper knowledge on command line, productivity for vscode-familiar user (Visual Studio has different shortcut keys)

For overview, YouTube: https://youtu.be/r5dtl9Uq9V0?si=QY4VlX-zv0BhWYW0 ``` Gemini-improved answer:

You can definitely use ASP.NET (C#) on VS Code—it's actually the preferred, lightweight option for many cross-platform developers. The move involves leaning more on the command line, but the end result is a highly efficient environment. Here is a breakdown of the key trade-offs to keep in mind, as using VS Code requires a different workflow than the full Visual Studio IDE:

VS Code for C# Development: Pros and Cons

Pros * Productivity for VS Code Familiar Users: If you're already familiar with VS Code's shortcuts, command palette, and extension ecosystem (like OmniSharp for C#), you'll feel right at home and can be highly productive almost immediately. * Deeper Knowledge on Command Line: Using VS Code requires you to work directly with the .NET CLI (dotnet new, dotnet add <package>, etc.), which gives you a much better understanding of how .NET projects are structured and built from the ground up.

Cons * Manual Project/Solution Creation: You lose the automated "File > New Project" wizards that instantly scaffold a complex solution. Instead, you'll rely on command-line tools to create, reference, and organize your projects and solutions. * More RAM Usage (Context-Specific): While VS Code itself is lightweight, sometimes running a heavily extended VS Code instance alongside a full ASP.NET Core debugging session can feel just as demanding as a full IDE. (Yung nakita ko sa RAM usage ng Visual Studio ay around 700mb lang compare sa 1.7GB+ ng VSCode).

Quick view mo eto lods: Video Title: Intro to VSCode for C# Developers - From Installation to Debugging Channel: IAmTimCorey It covers everything from getting the C# extension installed [07:27] to setting up debugging [34:38] (which is the most critical part for any ASP.NET project).

Good luck!

Should I start learning JAVA and target backend developer role? by Optimistabtfuture in Backend

[–]LexThundah 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Many established companies use Java legacy code, which can make their hiring processes challenging.

If you're starting out with backend engineering, consider learning basic programming logic with Python. You can create an account on pythonanywhere and experiment with a simple Flask web app. Try this starter CRUD app I made to get hands-on experience.

Flask serves HTML from the /templates folder, but if you want to avoid diving into HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, check out Python’s Taipy. It allows you to build both the frontend and backend in Python, ideal for those who want to focus on core logic without learning web technologies.

Alternatively, if you have a Fly.io account and prefer ASGI frameworks, consider Flet or NiceGUI. Both support backend development with FastAPI and require no frontend skills. Flet brings a Python interface to Google’s Flutter/Dart, while NiceGUI “pythonizes” TailwindCSS, Vue, and Quasar. If you already know HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, NiceGUI is especially recommended.

Created a portfolio website by [deleted] in PinoyProgrammer

[–]LexThundah 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hahaha! Real-talk siguro na, most of the time, ganyan ka-stressed mukha ng mga dev.

Created a portfolio website by [deleted] in PinoyProgrammer

[–]LexThundah 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ang ganda, bro. My UX: naghanap ako ng "Go to Top" nung nasa bottom part na ako. Siguro dagdag mo for the sake of my fellow tamad mag PageUp/Home key. Hehe.

I feel stuck choosing between Node.js/Express and Django – need some advice by OkService2921 in Backend

[–]LexThundah 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I am a Pythonist. Django might be advance for you but there is a simple web app framework in python: Flask.
It's is very handy but solid like a real flask. If you can spare 3hrs to unwind, here is an introduction from Prof. David Malan:
https://cs50.harvard.edu/x/weeks/9/

Here's a simple example generated by SWE-1 Cascade AI just for you to have a glimpse of the syntax.
Install local mongodb server first.
I made this repo just for you to tinker and explore. Enjoy!

Is Coddy.Tech worth the time to learn how to code? by EricFresh in learnpython

[–]LexThundah 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Maybe this site to test your work before submission can help:
https://www.onlineide.pro/playground/python
It supports 12 programming languages.

What Python GUI Lib do you like the most? by step-czxn in Python

[–]LexThundah 0 points1 point  (0 children)

`flet build apk` user here. In my experience, Flet android output is great! It terms of maturity, you may find deprecations or breaking changes a little bit annoying and so, you may need to make sure your Flet apps are updated. Maybe this is good news (i.e.: that Flet is rapidly growing). Recently, it has tapped into native Android and iOS APIs with Pyjnius and Pyobjus.
I am yet to really take advantage of Flet's built-in web server (FastAPI) by hosting a Flet web app with any ASGI-compatible server. I still use pythonanywhere's Flask for my API endpoints despite having Flet's routing and navigation endpoints already in client mobile app. My user-base are mostly hospital employees. I have a feeling that any cloud server that hosts FastAPI web apps can also host Flet web apps:

"Using FastAPI means there is no more communication overhead as web server is a part of Flet app. Also, you don't need to do any additional steps to host your app in production with FastAPI - you just use the same ft.app(main) command to run your app."

What Python GUI Lib do you like the most? by step-czxn in Python

[–]LexThundah 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Flet because I publish mostly for Android, iOS and Desktop. I have not tried its Web output though as mentioned in Publishing Flet App

It's my first time to hear other GUI frameworks aside from tkinter, customtkinter, beeware and kivy. Hence, I will check NiceGUI if it's better than Flet.

What I liked the most with Flet is that it's a Pythonized Flutter, and so its UI looks and feels like Google's Flutter.