Mistakes are easy to make and you want them to show up immediately instead of randomly at runtime. If you have lots of tiles, change the fields later, or manipulate the data in code you'll make a typo or forget something eventually.
With a class, every tile is guaranteed to have all the fields, and if you give the fields explicit types, they're always guaranteed to be the correct type. If you do something wrong, you won't have to figure out why it's broken later, because the editor shows red before you even run it.
Also, the editor autofill only works when it knows what it's working with.
I tried to contribute to ThiefMD last year, but then realized the author had disappeared and maintenance had stopped. The author's been gone for more than two years now, so I think it's reasonable to call the project dead. I checked the date and it seems that my open pull request celebrates its first birthday this friday.
I originally tried to fork it and port it to GTK4, but most of the functionality relied on removed GTK3 stuff and the programming language itself is dead too - I had to compile Vala language server from source because the link to the debian repo was dead 6 months ago (and apparently still is!)
Flathub was the first goal. It should be relatively easy to do Windows as well. I do need to make sure the code works on Windows, as there might be a few surprises, like forward slashes in paths. E: It was a good question, added a section about this to the readme.
That's pretty much guaranteed. Some said the safe threshold is 1,2 m, but who knows how the number actually looks after validation. So any signature is still important.
I've been keeping an eye on the multicommunity issue and that getting merged was a nice notification.
Thinking of further use cases, maybe a multicommunity could be used as an "Instance curated" option in addition to All/Local/etc. Because frontpages of topic-specific and regional instances seem to all be dominated by us politics.
Mistakes are easy to make and you want them to show up immediately instead of randomly at runtime. If you have lots of tiles, change the fields later, or manipulate the data in code you'll make a typo or forget something eventually.
With a class, every tile is guaranteed to have all the fields, and if you give the fields explicit types, they're always guaranteed to be the correct type. If you do something wrong, you won't have to figure out why it's broken later, because the editor shows red before you even run it.
Also, the editor autofill only works when it knows what it's working with.
You should probably use a class instead of a dictionary for tile attributes.
Going through the property list is pretty weird too.
Cool, thanks!
Hey I have one!
https://github.com/sevonj/scratchmark
It happens to already have Brazilian Portuguese, but the translation is way out of date and is missing a lot I've added in the past couple months.
OpenSCAD is like programming a model. You can do pretty cool things with it, but it's not necessarily intuitive to most. See also: https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/various/editable-bike-pump-mount
I tried to contribute to ThiefMD last year, but then realized the author had disappeared and maintenance had stopped. The author's been gone for more than two years now, so I think it's reasonable to call the project dead. I checked the date and it seems that my open pull request celebrates its first birthday this friday.
I originally tried to fork it and port it to GTK4, but most of the functionality relied on removed GTK3 stuff and the programming language itself is dead too - I had to compile Vala language server from source because the link to the debian repo was dead 6 months ago (and apparently still is!)
Flathub was the first goal. It should be relatively easy to do Windows as well. I do need to make sure the code works on Windows, as there might be a few surprises, like forward slashes in paths. E: It was a good question, added a section about this to the readme.
Oh boy. Well, maybe the hug of death gets the message through even clearer.
That's pretty much guaranteed. Some said the safe threshold is 1,2 m, but who knows how the number actually looks after validation. So any signature is still important.
Could you just forget about this guy already? What he did is more than undone by now and bringing him up is just useless drama.
I'm guessing mining for lootboxes and items. Never underestimate people's ability find money in an absurd waste of resources.
A multi-community groups outputs of multiple communities into one entity that you can subscribe to and browse.
Nice.
I've been keeping an eye on the multicommunity issue and that getting merged was a nice notification.
Thinking of further use cases, maybe a multicommunity could be used as an "Instance curated" option in addition to All/Local/etc. Because frontpages of topic-specific and regional instances seem to all be dominated by us politics.
Nice.
By removing that one bathroom, you could make the kitchen good and also replace thst dumb bar island with a dinner table.
Not really, there should be some hints from the image quality. This doesn't look off, just a normal 3d render.
4 bedrooms? Yeah, I can see that.
4 toilets? 4 bathtubs‽ Wtf???
That is a terrible use of the space.
Like traditional forums, lemmy isn't a very real-time platform. That means it wouldn't be very useful.
Don't the admins use their own instance?
I have a vague recollection of there being a buyitforlife community