If you need any help getting started feel free to hit me up on discord @ this username or the email in my bio. (I'm a huge nicegui fan + contributor + I build tools and libraries for it)
Nicegui is fantastic, I've been using it professionally for 3-4 years now. I've also written a vscode extension to support some of the nicegui workflows, just search "nicegui" in the extension marketplace.
It's just Godot, fyi.
You won't be disappointed.
Don't know if the author will show up here, but the code highlighting theme is almost unreadable, at least on chrome on android.
The first half of the sentence you quoted is "even if you do everything right". What is the point of selectively quoting like that and then responding to something you know they didn't mean?
The way I read his post is that categorizing and differentiating is fundamentally not possible, because sensory input cannot be trusted, period. This makes sense to me because part of what can drive you mad is the…
That kitchen metaphor is perfect, actually. I am 100% going to use that the next time I have to explain this concept.
What makes you think that's related to the surveillance state in any way?
How does that follow?
My immediate thought is that "a few days" might not have been enough time for them to _know_ that they had your data.
I think many people are explicitly saying that.
"Escape Hatch" is also commonly used.
Thanks for posting this. I had seen beartype several years ago but I don't believe it had the whole-module registration feature yet. I'm looking forward to trying both of the libraries since the ergonomics are better…
Link? I tried to look around the site, but I.. couldn't take very much of it.
I would also love to take that class!
Why are dunder methods a "severe design mistake"?
Is there somewhere I can read more about this?
Is it a side effect if it's also the primary effect?
No, that's definitely simple. It's downright elegant, in fact.
Why is that the behavior? It seems obviously wrong to me.
Cursor is a VSCode fork with a builtin ai assistant.
VSCode is also an option, with the godot-tools extension.
Thank you.
Slow is smooth, smooth is fast.
If you need any help getting started feel free to hit me up on discord @ this username or the email in my bio. (I'm a huge nicegui fan + contributor + I build tools and libraries for it)
Nicegui is fantastic, I've been using it professionally for 3-4 years now. I've also written a vscode extension to support some of the nicegui workflows, just search "nicegui" in the extension marketplace.
It's just Godot, fyi.
You won't be disappointed.
Don't know if the author will show up here, but the code highlighting theme is almost unreadable, at least on chrome on android.
The first half of the sentence you quoted is "even if you do everything right". What is the point of selectively quoting like that and then responding to something you know they didn't mean?
The way I read his post is that categorizing and differentiating is fundamentally not possible, because sensory input cannot be trusted, period. This makes sense to me because part of what can drive you mad is the…
That kitchen metaphor is perfect, actually. I am 100% going to use that the next time I have to explain this concept.
What makes you think that's related to the surveillance state in any way?
How does that follow?
My immediate thought is that "a few days" might not have been enough time for them to _know_ that they had your data.
I think many people are explicitly saying that.
"Escape Hatch" is also commonly used.
Thanks for posting this. I had seen beartype several years ago but I don't believe it had the whole-module registration feature yet. I'm looking forward to trying both of the libraries since the ergonomics are better…
Link? I tried to look around the site, but I.. couldn't take very much of it.
I would also love to take that class!
Why are dunder methods a "severe design mistake"?
Is there somewhere I can read more about this?
Is it a side effect if it's also the primary effect?
No, that's definitely simple. It's downright elegant, in fact.
Why is that the behavior? It seems obviously wrong to me.
Cursor is a VSCode fork with a builtin ai assistant.
VSCode is also an option, with the godot-tools extension.
Thank you.
Slow is smooth, smooth is fast.