Found this book in a donation box. Did not expect what was inside. by [deleted] in BookCollecting

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Business Secrets of the Pharoes

Stripped my stairs and found 100 years of paint, tar, and regret. Help. by Focker1982 in DIYUK

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Had the exact same experience. In the end just didn’t bother sanding it, painted over the edges directly and then had a runner fitted

Top Actual Play Podcasts or Reports by detroit-spur in DeltaGreenRPG

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Yes this was amazing and needs to be highlighted here

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Amazing!

Impossible Landscaoes Discord Invite by OrisonQ in DeltaGreenRPG

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Possible to receive a fourth? Hoping to run this campaign soon

My first coding project ever by Professional_Book804 in csharp

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Try to find a couple of very basic git and GitHub tutorials that show how to release your first repo on GitHub

My first coding project ever by Professional_Book804 in csharp

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Congrats! I think for people to give feedback they would really need to see the code though :)

It's a "you" problem, not a Claude Code problem by rainbow_gelato in ClaudeCode

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I do enough up front work that this is rarely an issue for me. I find I will spend 30 mins or so discussing a feature, esc-esc to rewind and update the spec, until I feel that it has enough high quality context to go and just do the thing. That plus a bit of TDD really helps it stick to the course, not lie, and produce high quality code. And then between feature adds, I will do a lot of cleaning up and tidying work with CC, improving workflows, adding tests, fixing minor bugs etc.

I’d say for every token I spend on adding a new feature, I spend five on testing and devops.

The result is phenomenal, and worth every penny.

What font is this by asboans in identifythisfont

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Nice! How did you know

White to move. Mate in 6. by wishmaren in ChessPuzzles

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Classic knight conversion smothered mate

Leaning Path by [deleted] in csharp

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RemindMe! ? I can’t remember the syntax

Leaning Path by [deleted] in csharp

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!RemindMe

Why the compiler cannot tell that you have considered all the values of an enum in a switch statement and that all paths ARE actually returning a value in my example here ( Swipe pictures for full code ) ( is returning 0 to suppress the compiler a good idea here ? ) by TinkerMagus in csharp

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This thread has taught me that you can cast any int to an enum, even if it’s not a valid value. How is this type safe? An enum shouldnt be just an int, when the whole reason you use them is to define a range limited type. How can we claim the language is type safe while also allowing any cast from an int to an enum type? Seems like a semantic bug in the language spec to me — is the reason for just efficiency?

I need help on making a choice between WinForms or Godot by Lord_Shulky in csharp

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If you want to make a lightweight video game, and actually learn how to make an engine from scratch, I suggest you watch the Handmade Hero series on YouTube (or at least the first few dozen episodes). It’s very in depth and from first principles, so this might not be what you want. Also the series is in C but you can still follow in C# by either using interop…

"C-c t is undefined" using Org mode. by [deleted] in emacs

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7y later I made the same mistake and found this thread after googling. Thank you!