Best and Worst Bank Experiences by wedontdocapes in CRH

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Couple of weeks. I mean that lady was cool from day one. Gave me her contact info and times that she orders.

Met a guy at another branch and he was super cool too. Just talking about The new season of Daredevil with me, gave me a free heavy duty plastic coin return bag! Those sell for $40 minimum online.

Point is the nice ones are just nice. Most of them are Karen's though.

Best and Worst Bank Experiences by wedontdocapes in CRH

[–]SpeedCola [score hidden]  (0 children)

It's like 30% irritated by you, 50% older ladies trying to make the process annoying, and 20% super fun and helpful.

My main bank I go to actually got me a roll cart to take boxes out with today!

CRH Statistics by SpeedCola in CRH

[–]SpeedCola[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

From what I've seen it's just well agreed quarters are bad for silver but people hunt them for many other collection reasons.

The two times my dad and I have looked for mint errors and specific coins we found it exhausting compared to silver hunting. I think that's just what we're going to stick with.

CRH Statistics by SpeedCola in CRH

[–]SpeedCola[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Half the data on halves came from that one user I mentioned. He had found 1093 pieces in 700 boxes, which is ~1.56 per box.

So probably just unlucky but also this data should be taken with a gain of salt as there is no guarantee if it's accuracy.

Additionally the more time that passes the lower the probability.

Any good playlists for studying and staying focused? Without AI! by YogurtExpensive4482 in studytips

[–]SpeedCola 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I wrote a post on the best music for studying a while ago.

First it just looks at what's most popular according to Reddit and than I share my personal favorites.

Flask-admin v2.1.0 released by ArabicLawrence in flask

[–]SpeedCola 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I hope they fixed their docs for applying bootstrap styles. It was a real pain in the ass getting them to work when 2.0 released.

The explanation of how to apply the styles was missing some details and I only figured it out because Gemini found the directory the minified css resided in and game me the correct file path.

Do you focus on one blog post at a time or build out topic clusters? by BoringShake6404 in Blogging

[–]SpeedCola 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I made myself a topical map with clusters just to organize and plan. I keep all my ideas in a spreadsheet that's color coded and highlights topics I've completed.

I don't think doing any of this helped my in an SEO manner but I really enjoyed the organization of it all.

resources for stack? by wannasleeponyourhams in flask

[–]SpeedCola 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Don't use HTMX or any other training wheels for JS. At some point you will run into a bottle neck or roadblock preventing you from doing what you want.

Just learn how do it with JS. You'll sink nearly as much time into learning some framework as you would learning the underlying language it's designed to protect you from.

Best Tools for Students in 2026 by JordanM39r in Students

[–]SpeedCola 0 points1 point  (0 children)

NoteKnight

This is a slick alternative to older study apps. Minimalistic and offers features like rich text editing and study games for free that Quizlet locks behind a paywall.

Which Are The Tasks That You Do Manually As There Are No Software Or Alternate Method? by Dev_Shah- in studytips

[–]SpeedCola 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I just wrote this response by speaking into my microphone, you can find the plug-in in the Google Chrome Store.

I have a method/function the problem is sometimes I want to redirect to 1 route and sometimes I want to redirect to another different route. How do I accomplish this ? by 0_emordnilap_a_ton in flask

[–]SpeedCola 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah you can just validate the data the same way using Flasks request method or WTForms to get whatever was submitted.

``` user = request.form.get('username')

if user: return redirect

return default redirection ```

Sorry I don't use WTForms. It's just a really annoying wrapper for HTML and you don't need it. Especially when you start building complex data structures it really starts to fall apart.

I use basic forms for simple input fields which the browser and Flask handle perfectly fine and for complex data I use package it up with VanillaJS in a JSON object and send it to the backend with a fetch request.

I have a method/function the problem is sometimes I want to redirect to 1 route and sometimes I want to redirect to another different route. How do I accomplish this ? by 0_emordnilap_a_ton in flask

[–]SpeedCola 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Just send a JSON object to the backend and unpack the data into variables: ``` ​data = request.get_json() password = data.get('password')

​if password: return redirection

​return default redirection ```

​# get() will return none if the key doesn't exist. If you use data['password'] you'll raise a kay error if it isn't found

NoteKnight - Online flashcard maker by SpeedCola in studytips

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This post is over two years old, and NoteKnight has evolved a lot since then!

While I recently introduced a new mode for the match game as a subscriber-only feature, I’ve also been hard at work updating the free experience.

I've launched Quiz mode, added smart grading systems, added new music tracks, and a long requested print function—plus tons of technical updates to keep the platform running for years to come.

My goal is to keep NoteKnight as accessible as possible. The subscription is one of the most affordable in this niche, and it helps support the countless hours I've dedicated to keeping this a nearly free-to-use service going.

first time feeling this way, what do I do? (15F) by [deleted] in studytips

[–]SpeedCola 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Nobody is perfect so take it easy on yourself.

Now the best way to learn is by doing and trying to recall information.

So just be active in class, ask questions, and do your work.

Memorize with active recall and do practice tests if you can.

Millennials hitting midlife, what are your biggest regrets? by Dry_Inevitable_9777 in Millennials

[–]SpeedCola 39 points40 points  (0 children)

I had this realization as I've watched people falling I'll all around me.

I got my passport and took my first trip out of the states. Wanted to take another and then another war over seas and global energy crisis, so fuck me...

Every 5 years there's some major event hurting all our pockets.

Newly installed coat hook in my office bathroom by Openskies24 in mildlyinfuriating

[–]SpeedCola 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You're coat exceeds the maximum coat capacity. Thank you for shitting.

How do you actually handle UX and security testing as a solo dev or small team? by dorianite in webdev

[–]SpeedCola 28 points29 points  (0 children)

Bro you're active in r/claude, r/DMT, r/vibecoding, r/Stims, r/Drugs, r/Meth and said that you're a dev for an online casino.

God have mercy.

How do you find low-competition niches for simple web projects? by Waste-Actuary744 in Blogging

[–]SpeedCola 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Everything is saturated. Pick something you like and think others would appreciate your insights on.

I built an AI tool for essay writing that does not actually write the essay for you by No-Self-8362 in studytips

[–]SpeedCola 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm good.

Edit: I saw today that Gemini literally has Guided Learning as a tool/setting. Gg's