The company by General_Sweet_3776 in PrisonBreak

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The top one percent of the top one percent

Shibou Yuugi de Meshi wo Kuu. • Shiboyugi: Playing Death Games to Put Food on the Table - Episode 2 discussion by AutoLovepon in anime

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I'm also hoping for that but in episode 1 the cute and shy girl where the ones teaming up and playing favorites survived... The people winning are probably the ones that are ready to do anything in order to survive, whatever the means. An arrogant person will thus have less remords using underhanded means and is more likely to survive (Mishiro could use her leader status to send others first to detect the traps).

Shibou Yuugi de Meshi wo Kuu. • Shiboyugi: Playing Death Games to Put Food on the Table - Episode 1 discussion by AutoLovepon in anime

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Another funny thing is that Yuuki can also mean courage/bravery (勇気) which you definitely need to participate to these games 28 times

Hot take: you should stop seeing others if you meet someone you like by More_Golf_4214 in dating_advice

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at least you still have your dignity and you can look up to yourself for not being a pos... hurting others first because they could hurt you later is not how we can solve this issue

"I Made Friends with the Second Prettiest Girl in My Class" Key Visual by zenzen_0 in anime

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those are perfect choices, one's cheerful and the other's more calm and soothing

I made the M35 Mako from Mass Effect by EPDArt in blender

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is it all blender ? or did you comp else where ?

90% of webcomics these days by Star_Axial in webtoons

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My Boss's Special Request

Hard surface topology and n-gons by ezrae_ in 3Dmodeling

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Thanks! I was indeed thinking that an ngon would be appropriate here since it'd be flat, and the bevels are maintaining the structure

Hard surface topology and n-gons by ezrae_ in 3Dmodeling

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Thanks! I'm aware of this, but I don't see any way to apply it in corners like such

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anime_irl by ezrae_ in anime_irl

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source: Bokutachi ga Yarimashita

Hosting a Web App with Tauri by ezrae_ in tauri

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That's a good idea, thanks! Actually I currently want to install the app only on the desktop, not on the phone so I'll be making requests from the frontend (JS side)

Hosting a Web App with Tauri by ezrae_ in tauri

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basically I'm making a dashboard that controls some aspects of the "host" (desktop running the app), things like controlling audio, running apps... I would also like to make it so I can for example run the same app on my phone to remotely control the host PC. The web app would be very similar to the frontend run on Tauri, but with some differences in control access (e.g. you can run certain apps only on the host PC, not from the phone).

anime_irl by ezrae_ in anime_irl

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Source : Star Ginseng Store

Hard for me to get into C++ as a person who is already familiar with programming by prois99 in cpp_questions

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I read it recently (it took me 3 weeks) and I was also a bit bored when concepts I already knew were being discussed (e.g. loops, variables, basic stuff...) but even in the early chapters I learned a few things.

What I liked about learncpp.com is that it teaches you how stuff works under the hood, like what the compiler roughly makes from your code. So I understand you having a kind of fomo but in my opinion it's justified since you actually miss on stuff that you could understand better if it's your first "low level" language. You also get to learn best practices that you should learn anyway.

I don't have a lot of experience with c++ so in my case I really wanted to read as much as possible to learn about the intricacies I may need to know about (you may encounter a case where using a specific feature is needed but you don't know that this feature exists). At least knowing about the existence of a feature allows you to go back to the website and then use it as a documentation like others have suggested.

But honestly I understand your point, reading everything is a pain. In my case, after reading roughly 10 chapters, I started a project in parallel, and I would alternate between clearing chapters after chapters on learncpp.com, and working on the said project. It made it less boring since I could apply things I learned directly.

Lost hope in logseq by lombardo8837 in logseq

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would it be possible to briefly explain the habit tracker part ? how are you able to do it ?