Yes.

ahhhhhhhhh what am i supposed to do now without SE

@athlon Additionally it seems very childish from YandereDev to block that person for giving constructive critic

I'm running FL Studio 20 through Wine successfully. It's noticeably slower than on Windows but for me it's enough

Really cool! What's the name of that plugin?

Everywhere I saw people saying Linux makes programmers more productive, and I also saw people saying Arch is the best -> my first distro was Arch Linux (still is btw)

@irene So you just hate Linux because liking it is mainstream...

@ganjaman True - in embedded systems and the like it's often important to squeeze every bit of performance out of your code. The thing is that in almost all other kind of systems maintainability is more important.

Because these other systems far outweigh the embedded systems, generally you should prefer maintainability over cleverness and optimal performance

@ganjaman https://kyleshevlin.com/imho-avoid-... The fact that it is written by a frontend developer doesn't change the fact that code should be legible

That sounds interesting as fuck

@YourNemesis I don't know what that specific app is, but Daylio is quite nice and can do the same. It also has a modifiable list of activities for the day to pick and a statistics tab

@RememberMe r/ofcoursethatsathing

There's a subreddit for that:
r/IDontWorkHereLady
https://reddit.com/r/...

Really only to waste time when I'm unmotivated to continue my programming projects

Can you link the post?

Although I like Rust, it's not a good choice for someone coming from Python, wanting to make games without learning many new programming concepts first.

I think Unity would be a good idea

@CristCD @PrivateGER Oh nice! Its time to review my Osu knowledge :P

Unfortunately it's Windows-only and when running it through Wine, the mouse is lagging behind :(

https://tutorialspoint.com/python/

Using something like parsec for Windows-only games is actually really clever! I should keep that in mind

Nice first rant :)

By the way, you're not weird at all. I have an unfinished project lying around involving a macro system for writing brainfuck and I've also written a functioning optimizing brainfuck compiler in my ancient calculator's BASIC variant that compiles to the same language :P

Here is a link to that code in a Brainfuck interpreter: https://bit.ly/2BoAVuw

I would try to make it dependant on why the function needs the requirement. With your example: If passing a negative number wouldn't make any sense, like when used as an amount, the number "can't be negative". But if it's just the function's inability to cope with a negative number, the number "must be positive" (for example a square root function that can only calculate positive roots).

This is just a non-native speaker's opinion though. I think it would be fine to use only one of these two variants everywhere.

@SukMikeHok They are push notifications, it even is stated at the top of the settings submenu that marci010101 showed.

@import-fun Ok, thanks anyway
Edit: As it seems the Play Store shows the app sizes only in India: https://xda-developers.com/google-p...

How did you get the app sizes to be shown below the similar apps' icons?

@NefixEstrada If Unicode is an option, you can use the long dash: —>. The built-in Unicode arrow could also be an option, although it is quite small: →

I would use -->. -> seems too short and the tildes look bloated (is that the right term?)

Hmm, I worked my way down in abstraction, starting with Python and now learning Rust. It worked out well; I even do some Assembly now and then.

To me it seems really easy and straightforward to use. 🤔 I hate how the project directories get huge in size when you include many / big crates though