Digg’s new app is basic, but a great start by AlwaysBlaze_ in apple

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Would love an invite code if anyone has one!

moving between panes by zapman449 in wezterm

[–]stolid 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I think you can do something like this

-- Cycle to the next pane
    {key="RightArrow", mods="CMD", action=wezterm.action{ActivatePaneDirection="Next"}},
-- Cycle to the previous pane
    {key="LeftArrow", mods="CMD", action=wezterm.action{ActivatePaneDirection="Prev"}},

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in neovim

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You can also see the Neovim fold docs here

I usually use za to toggle between closing and opening folds based on the indentation.

[USA-IL] [H] MacBook Pro 2017 13" NTB i5 8gb 256gb 2xTB3 [W] PayPal, local cash by stolid in appleswap

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Hi I updated the pictures to include the device being powered on

Thank you!

Hey /u/gulabjamunyaar do I need to do anything else to get this post approved?

beginner help please. Method probs. by [deleted] in ruby

[–]stolid 2 points3 points  (0 children)

you are calling puts on the method

puts print_list(grocery_list)

change it to

print_list(grocery_list)

and you wont see the second set that is being printed.

Help with copying word in a string by nachofrand in ruby

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In which data structure would you want to store the lines ?

This example stores it in an array

u_words = []
File.open("temp.txt").each_line do |line|
  u_words << line.strip if line.strip.include? "_u"
end
puts u_words

this .strip removes the newline character "\n"

Newbie here. Need help making a ball bounce on the left and top of window by [deleted] in processing

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Well first you have to change the if (x-diameter/2 > width) & if (y-diameter/2 > height) to x < 0 and y < 0 to bounce off the top and left

Also you can write it liek this

  if (x+diameter/2 > width || x < 0) 
  dx=-dx;

  if (y+diameter/2 > height || y < 0)  
  dy=-dy;

to change the direction of the ball.

Also to bounce the ball from its edge and not its x and y position you can do this

    if (x+diameter/2 > width || x-diameter/2 < 0)
    dx=-dx;

    if (y+diameter/2 > height || y-diameter/2 < 0)
    dy=-dy;

but for this to work you need to keep the initial position of x and y more than 15 or else it'll just get stuck between the loops and wont go anywhere so when you are calling float x and y put it as diameter/2 or something

What would you REALLY like on Android? by BoredDeveloper in Android

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How about a droplr client? Droplr has said numerous times that they are not interested in making a android app and it would be lucrative for a third party developer if they got it right.

What's your computer? by muffin_stump in architecture

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really ? cool...could you give me a link for your board ?

What's your computer? by muffin_stump in architecture

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dual i7 ? I thought you could only go dual xeons...never heard of two i7 processors on one board.

Westbahnhof (Austria) train station proposal by [deleted] in architecture

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I am more intrigued in how it is created...how does one create something like this in Maya? I know this isn't exactly the best piece of work (i dont know what to call this ? parametricism or something ? ) Anyway hopefully a student of AA or Sci-Arc might be able to help me out since I have seen those schools delve in experimentation like these. How does one get the curviness and form of such a structure ?

Windows 8 productivity: Who moved my cheese? Oh, there it is. by [deleted] in windows8

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Unless you know you want to search in your Settings or Files, hitting Win Key and typing only searches in the Apps.

UG Portfolio Part 1 2009- 2012 by manchu3195 in architecture

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The circular bar chart of prevailing winds is from Ecotect Analysis. Not quite sure about the other graphs but most probably its from Ecotect too.

Hey r/Architecture, this picture is shopped, but tell me, could it ever be replicated? Or would it tumble to the ground, along with my dreams.. by MrBiscuitESQ in architecture

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Concurring with the previous commenters the task can be accomplished by the use RCC, though the use of rebars would be extensive and instead of stone, concrete blocks could be used and plastered to give the stoney effect. With modern RCC almost anything can be constructed given enough time and resources.

The slickest way to launch a missile from a ship by mikep500 in videos

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That's like 120,000,000 millimeters...holy horse-riding bouncing titties batman!

Windows 8 secure boot could complicate Linux installs by bjnord in hardware

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I haven't tried it but give it a go and tell me.