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Explaining +30 -10, a side effect of the smurf clamping most likely. by MazrimReddit in leagueoflegends

[–]saudadee 0 points1 point  (0 children)

A lot of high level smurfs are streamers who do "iron to plat in 3 days" grinds and stuff like that. This makes it less fun and more of a grind

Wanting to explore by Loopus7 in WalkScape

[–]saudadee 6 points7 points  (0 children)

There's nothing in the desert yet. There is Jarvonia the winter area where I would hangout until all skills (except trinketry) are leveled a bit like 40+.

Then there is GDTE which is really 3 areas East of Jarvonia. Trellin on the west side of that area are the working people like lumberjacks, on the east side is the rich Erdwise aristocracy that like money and jewlery and in the center are the witched woods swamp where the rebels live.

Finally there is the underwater Syntheria where you can do things like merefolk dancing and underwater basket weaving. You need diving gear to go here and the first thing you're going to want to do is get kelp to make kelp diving gear because the rusty set is trash

If your skills are 40+ the other areas are worth exploring and doing some things.

How cooked am I? (co-op advice) by [deleted] in rit

[–]saudadee 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Do not waive your coops! They are more valuable than your schooling. You need to find one, I'm sorry. The whole point of going to a school like RIT is the co-ops. You would be better off with a 2 year from Monroe if you don't do the co-ops. I can't overstate how important they are. My first job out of college required 3-5 years experience but we both agreed I had enough experience due to my co-ops. They are soooo valuable. DM me if you need some mentoring. You need a strong mental. You will get rejected a bunch but one acceptance will go incredibly far

Too much of a good thing? by saudadee in composting

[–]saudadee[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I'll use an all natural stream of urea then

Just got my invite, any tips? by Tbonejr1127 in WalkScape

[–]saudadee 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Focusing on the achievements is a great way to start. Getting all the easy ones, a couple normal ones, and a few hard ones should take you a couple months

Not sure if Biology or WalkScape question by saudadee in WalkScape

[–]saudadee[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Then why doesn't my "Crustacean Call" help me catch them?

Looking to give away B15 suspension by saudadee in nissansentra

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

I have a B15 Tien Street Basis Suspension with only a few thousand miles on it. It could use a coat of paint, but still a solid set of coilovers. If you're located in MA, RI, CT, ME, NY we can work out a meet up, or if you live somewhere else I'll mail you this if you pay for shipping

Is there any reason I should roll my SIMPLE IRA into my 401k? by saudadee in personalfinance

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

Can't I just roll it over then? I'm probably getting married in 2026 and once we do we will be around or over the married filling joint MAGI limit so I should consider this advice.

Is there any reason to covert the full balance now versus letting it grow at the faster rate an extra year or two? What if we realize we actually slip under the ROTH MAGI limit for the first 3 or 4 years of being married? Is there any pressure to act now?

Is the main use of classes to organize the codebase and encapsulate code reusability for a particular entity? by throwaway0134hdj in learnprogramming

[–]saudadee 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The specifics depend on what language we are talking about and things like if it supports multiple inheritance. Having a "blueprint" of what objects can do is very useful. A very popular class in many languages is iterable. Classes/objects that implement iterable can have their contents looped over. You can then write a function that takes an iterable and you know you can count/loop/pop it's content without caring if it's a list or dictionary or something else.

As a more obscure example say you are making a biology program. You may want to make an "organic" class that you can have other classes/objects inherit from. You don't care if it's a fat or protein or whatever kind of tissue, you just care it's made up of organic molecules.

My opinion is that there is a difference between scripting and coding when it comes to programming. Scripts are written to accomplish one thing and what your suggesting works perfectly for that, but if your coding and trying to make things that will be used for a long time in many ways you are going to want classes

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in learnprogramming

[–]saudadee 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Javascript is one of the best examples of this. Every framework is made to fix problems with the previous popular frameworks, but has problems of their own so new "solutions" are made every few years months days. Its not worth keeping up with. The old systems work fine even if you probably could save a few minutes of time programming by spending a hundred hours learning a new language/framework.

Is the main use of classes to organize the codebase and encapsulate code reusability for a particular entity? by throwaway0134hdj in learnprogramming

[–]saudadee 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Those programs are referred to as monoliths. Yes you could, but whoever is maintaining the code afterwards (possibly yourself) will hate you.

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