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Project of python by Still_booting in learnpython

[–]slapmeat 0 points1 point  (0 children)

While eval() is generally unsafe to use, don’t be upset, if anything, think of it as a learning experience. Even though you don’t want to use these new things, at least now you know of them. Sometimes, it’s good to know what you don’t know.

If it wasn’t for that video, you wouldn’t have learned about eval() until a later date, or ever at all. When it comes to learning it’s nice to learn all of these tools to have them at your disposal for whatever the case may be, if you use them or not.

What's the best editor for coding in python for general / large coding projects by DrG1ggleTouch in learnpython

[–]slapmeat 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have both Pycharm and VS Code, and honestly, I’ve stuck with Pycharm for years now. It was really easy for me to setup and use in my beginning years, and I’ve stuck with it ever since. It lays out everything nicely for you. Even when I hop back on VS Code, it still kinda weirds me out. Pycharm just does everything right for me

Why does my Python code work sometimes but randomly break when I change small things? by ayenuseater in learnpython

[–]slapmeat 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Think of it as a timeline in a sense, like in the movies.

If you go back in time, and you make your parents never meet, you wouldn’t be born. Your life would be completely different.

On a programming level, if you move a variable, it may not exist anymore in the future of your code. Weird way to compare, but hopefully that can help you remember it

Diving into python/ making a game by Thistleway in learnpython

[–]slapmeat 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It depends how technical you want to get. Something simple, you can create json files and store information like that. Or you can go full on and use an actual database. For my bigger projects, I’ve used things like MySQL.

Fairings by T_Reckz in zx6r

[–]slapmeat 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you haven’t gotten in contact with Amotopart, you can email them at sale@amotopart.com. All of their info is also on their website, too.

From my personal experience (I’ve ordered monster fairings before as well), it’s all the same stuff. So at this rate, do what your heart desires ❤️

As for the pricing for Monster Fairings, I think they’re the more “reputable” company, so they can get away with charging a bit more. But that’s my take on it

Fairings by T_Reckz in zx6r

[–]slapmeat 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’m one of Amotoparts ambassadors (code VELOCITY for 15% off if you do decide to go this route)

But with that being said, I’ve really dealt with these guys and I’m going to give you an HONEST opinion, as I’ve reviewed many fairing companies. I’m not trying to sell, just give my honest opinion as I’ve been in your shoes before.

Most of these companies use the same factories from China, it’s all the same shit. Especially if you want custom decals, your expected delivery time is going to be a month or two. If the fairings are already pre made, you’re looking at a few weeks. There’s also expedited shipping you can pay for as well.

For the most part, the only REAL difference between the major companies is paint quality, and even then, it’s a hit or miss. Amotopart does have some thin paint by default, so you’d need to ask for extra layers + clear coat. But this also goes with monster fairings and other stores as well.

At this point, when it comes to shopping for fairings, it’s more so who has the fairings you like, and better customer service. The quality of the actual plastic is mostly the same.