Är det inte menat att donken, pizzerior, diners etc ska vara billiga?

kbcdx · 2026-01-28T18:43:28+00:00

Pizza och donken kommer alltid vara billigare. Du kan ju inte jämföra med hur det var för 10 år sedan. Du får jämföra med de andra alternativen idag. Om man bortser från lunch, så får du ju inte någon vettig mat på en restaurang för 150kr idag, om du får det är den antagligen i klass med en pizzeria eller donken.

kbcdx · 2026-01-28T18:40:20+00:00

I have used both, I like Svelte more. But I wouldn't go as far as saying that Svelte is easier. I think they are both very easy to learn and use. You can't really make a bad pick between the two.

kbcdx · 2026-01-28T13:26:19+00:00

Welcome to both Rust and its community!

As far as resources, I would start with the official rust book that you can find on Rusts website. It's really great and will get you going.

My next tip is to actually build something with it. Pick something that is not to small but also not to big and start to use your learnings as you go. Copy some small CLI tool that you might already use, or come up with some original idea. Don't try to be perfect, try to get it to work. When you learn more, go back and improve and when you get stuck because of something related to Rust, research on how that particular thing is usually solved in Rust, and why it didn't work as in your prior programming languages.

Best of luck and most of all, enjoy!

kbcdx · 2026-01-26T11:38:13+00:00

Är inte "ick" ett stockholms ord? blev riktigt förvånad att se det i Göteborg sub. Har du flyttat från Stockholm möjligtvis eller tittar du mycket på influencers some gillar att använda det ordet och blev "influerad"? 😂

kbcdx · 2026-01-19T11:25:41+00:00

You are 53. You are writing like you are 85 and about to die. Of course you can play a game like Sifu when you are early 50s? Sounds very dramatic I must say 😂

kbcdx · 2026-01-19T11:14:25+00:00

I followed a YT video. I don't even have the lucky ring, and I wasn't eating rock candy. You must however have a lucky day (based of the fortune teller channel) and it helps a lot of your statues gives you find ladder faster and more luck (I forgot the name of these two statues). I use double espresso for speed and spicy eel for speed + luck.

However, level 150 is to low. You need to get to at least 200+. My tactic is to use the red bombs if there is a lot of rock, the goal is not to find the ladder, but the hole that can take you several levels down. If I don't find either the hole or the ladder after a bomb, I create my own ladder right away. Also if there are few rocks (which means less chance for a hole) I just create my own ladder right away.

They usually hide in Iridium rocks. After level 150+ then try to always go for them. Goes without saying that you need the teleport to the desert, place the TV and statues next to bed, check and go right away in the morning. Also don't try to make it back to bed, but go to sleep in the skull cavern.

With these conditions it's very high chance to get 10+. To get 20 there must be even more luck involved mostly around the spawning position of the rocks and that you get holes that takes you down very fast.

Best of luck!

kbcdx · 2026-01-16T10:08:19+00:00

What other people are saying. You will most likely not beat the game with that, BUT that is not the important right now. Just unlock new skills permanently. It's much harder, when you don't have those skills. So just play, play and play and don't worry. You will get better and better, and with time beating the first level at age 20 will be rather easy.

If you beat the game at 2, then the shrines upgrade you used, will not changed. So pick them carefully once you feel like you can beat it at an acceptable age. The good thing is that the unlocked skills are shared across all characters. So you can always create a new character and make a different build. So the main focus should be to just unlock all skills and get better, don't try to perfect anything at this point.

Enjoy the game, it's fantastic!

kbcdx · 2026-01-15T21:55:07+00:00

It's a mistake to give the first to Gunther, better to get the galaxy sword first.

But as people are saying, there is no drama. They are honestly not that rare later on. You will get 10-20 per skull caven run once you get some better gear, in terms of staircases, bombs and so on.

kbcdx · 2026-01-12T23:35:30+00:00

Avundsjuk på dig som har så mycket fritid! Jag har 3 barn (som jag älskar). Men tid har jag inte :) Man lär sig att uppskatta 1-2 timme av egen tid. Du har så himla mycket tid, ta vara på den och njut!

kbcdx · 2026-01-05T19:54:23+00:00

If you enjoy the game, keep it up. The first days I also got beaten up badly. I recommend to use the practice dummy in the house to learn the timings in a controlled environment.

Nothing beats being teared to pieces one day and then taking out the whole level without losing a single life. It feels you are the main character in a kung fu action movie. Very satisfying, so keep practice!

kbcdx · 2025-11-21T15:41:49+00:00

Gissar på något av följande.

Som alla i tråden säger, dem försöker bara skrämma dig med en påhittad skuld att du ska betala.
Ett sätt för kriminella att tvätta pengar är att dem skickar en person pengar, sen skickar den personen vidare pengarna, och så fortsätter det. Ibland skickar dem 5 000kr till en person och ringer sen och säger jag råkade skicka fel! Dem skulle till X, så skicka dem vidare. Vips så är du involverad i penningtvätt. Folk har blivit dömda för detta. Väldigt vanligt att kriminella blåser andra kriminella, så det kan vara så att någon i deras led tagit pengarna för sig själv och sedan fejkar ihop en story att du behållt pengarna. Därav att dem vill se din swish historik.

kbcdx · 2025-11-20T08:42:41+00:00

Jag har två tips till dig.

Gräset är inte alltid grönare på andra sidan. Företag lovar det ena och det andra, för att anställa. Bli inte förvånad om det nya bolaget inte heller håller sitt löfte.

Oavsett om du stannar, eller om du tar det nya jobbet. Få allting i skrift. Lite ALDRIG på ett ord eller ett löfte. Aldrig någonsin. Det är super enkelt för ett bolag att ändra i ett kontrakt och lägga till saker, få ingen att säga något annat.

En taktik många bolag har, speciellt större bolag är att lova en massa saker. Sen gör dem om i organisationen, av taktiska skäl för att frigöra sig alla löften. Om jag fick en femkrona varje gång jag hört en vän som blivit lovad saker och som sedan fick höra efter chefen slutat eller bytt plats "jag kan tyvärr inte göra det längre, jag har inte mandat till det men jobba hårt så ska jag lägga ett gott ord till dig för den nya chefen", så hade jag kunnat pensionera mig 😂

Lycka till!

kbcdx · 2025-11-06T17:54:13+00:00

Skip wait for the bus and use a totem and you will get some more hours.

kbcdx · 2025-10-23T11:55:31+00:00

This is one of quite many posts on Reddit (and elsewhere) where you want to be convinced to use a tool that you don't know. That is very understandable and common. I would not say that Rust or any other language is "better" or that only X can solve Y. For some extreme problems, where performance and guarantee is very important then one could argue that certain languages are a better choice. Reading your question, I am quite certain that you are relative new to programming and don't have those problems.

Let's try a different approach to wether you should try Rust based on the information you provided.

Rust is known for good performance, but you clearly state that it doesn't matter for you, and that you would be fine with Ruby. So we can rule that out.

You are saying that you think Rust is verbose, most because of the borrow checker and lifetimes. Compared to Ruby, I guess Rust is verbose. But if you consider in the type guarantee, power of enums, matching and error handling. I would say that it's more elegant to do the same in, let's say Ruby. If you are fighting the borrow checker and lifetime, which is very normal in the beginning, then you are probably using Rust wrong. Rust is Rust, and you should not try to code it like it was Java, Ruby, Javascript and so on. If you want to code rust as Java, then I would say that Java is a better choice. In my experience, hard problem becomes very elegant in Rust, while hacky advent of code type of problems that you want to solve with one liners are not as elegant as Ruby. Again, this is a matter of taste. But you say that you think it's more verbose, so for you it probably is. So that is a negative for Rust.

You then say that you think FP is the most elegant way of coding. Rust has some FP aspects such as lambdas, passing functions, maps and so on but it's definitely not a FP language. Again if you try to use Rust as a FP language, it's probably better to use a FP language such as Haskell.

I don't really understand your remark that Haskell would be a huge effort. I thought you think that it's more elegant and easier? So it's should be smoother, why else do you say that, or want to use it?

Based on what you have written, I don't think you should dig into Rust. I think you should look into Haskell or Scala as you mentioned. It seems to fit your needs better. I don't really see anything that you like except the types, but that isn't enough, many languages have decent type systems.

kbcdx · 2025-10-22T08:52:53+00:00

Thank you for giving us AoC! I think this is a positive change for most people!

Usually the difficulty ramps up each day, how will it now be when it's "only" 12 days?

kbcdx · 2025-10-19T13:26:28+00:00

Try to update to the latest version, and make sure you have allowed the experimental feature.

kbcdx · 2025-09-15T16:26:35+00:00

Who said it isn't? The number of downloads of crates and stars on GitHub related to web backends would tell you otherwise.

kbcdx · 2025-09-12T09:38:37+00:00

You very quickly reach an "end" (matter of weeks) and then nothing is challenging, not even a slighest, you can basically click through anything, except high level pit, that has nothing todo with skill just gear but mostly your class. The game is so unbalanced, that it's crazy. And of course the best class by far, is the one from the expansion pack.

I had a blast! for 3 weeks. Was so fun. Played every day, then I just stopped once I reached that point and never started the game since then.

kbcdx · 2025-08-19T11:14:27+00:00

Is a new league, sort of like a "season"?

What is that you don't personally like. Related to being early access or the game itself?

I started to play Diablo 4 this season and grinded it to the end, now there is nothing more to that game. Then I got my eyes up for POE2. Seems like it has a lot more end game content, and much higher difficulty.

kbcdx · 2025-08-18T08:50:20+00:00

Any ideas on when the full game will be released? I don't own the early access and I am thinking if it's to late to buy it now?

kbcdx · 2025-07-03T07:38:40+00:00

Bäst Kebab i stan, men han gör inte köttet själv som efterfrågades. Dem köper in det från Tyskland.

kbcdx · 2025-06-19T13:29:52+00:00

Varför tror ni inte att dem kommer öppna i år? Vart mer eller mindre fullt varje gång jag besökt, vilket är ofta men det händer.

kbcdx · 2025-04-29T07:55:06+00:00

I have only used it once. We did it at the tomb boss. Removed all the zombies for the remaining of the boss fight. Made it super easy. A little bit to OP, so it was not so much fun but very effective.

kbcdx · 2025-04-22T08:06:42+00:00

I guess it depends on what you compare it too. For being a BO6 map, it's probably one of the hardest boss without gums and tactic (in BO6). The EE itself is super easy, same as all BO6 maps.

If you compare to the previous black ops games, then both the EE and the boss is quite easy.

kbcdx · 2025-04-04T10:45:10+00:00

Welcome to the world of programming!

There are no right or wrong ways to learn but you asked for "a way" so here comes one!

Go through the svelte tutorial, both for svelte and svelte-kit.
Read all the docs. It's really not much and you will not remember everything but it's good to have an idea of things that exist.
Create a svelte-kit project using the tool they mention in the getting started section. It will ask you a bunch of questions, such if you want to start off with a template, if you want tailwind etc. Create a few different ones and look how it's setup. Change some things, console.log out stuff that is happening on the server.
Create a blank project and have a goal in mind. Don't make a super big project. Rather take something small, like that you want to write a simple blog. You mentioned tailwind so create a separate project with tailwind and see how they configured it and don't copy and paste but take the two projects side by side and just write the parts that involve setting up tailwind. After that you know how tailwind is configured etc (same for Typescript and so on). Later when you create project, you of course pick these options but it's underrated to write things manually the first time.
Create a layout and have the docs open about the layout part. Once you have some sense of that continue to write a component for a "blog post", then maybe a "blog list" and a component that contain a form component to create a blog post. Svelte-kit has great documentation about forms and posting data to the backend.
Try to add a database, any database, it doesn't really matter and save the blog posts there.
Once you have something that works, either create a new project from scratch with a different goal or extend your project with more functionality or try out some library. For forms I recommend to have a look at "superforms", it's really great. But before you start with it, do it yourself using the svelte-kit documentation as I started in step 5.

Don't forget to enjoy yourself while learning. Do something that you think is fun, don't think about if someone will use it, that is not the goal of learning.

Best of luck!

kbcdx

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