WesleyJohnson

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by WesleyJohnson 2y ago
For those wondering, the current charge mechanic is shared amongst all attacks. You start with 0 "charge". Each time you click an attack button (regardless if it lets you attack or not) you gain 1 charge. If you have enough charge
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by WesleyJohnson 2y ago
This is pretty impressive! I didn't expect math, so that was a nice surprise. Many others have pointed out some nice changes. I have a super nitpick - the enemy's HP immediately decrements before the "hit" animation play
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by WesleyJohnson 2y ago
Is the salary listed in the job description total compensation, or there other benefits? Medical?
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by WesleyJohnson 2y ago
Regarding the first example you mentioned. Is this akin to Django's own InspectDB, but leveled up?
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by WesleyJohnson 2y ago
Could this be mitigated by using `dict()` instead of the `{}` literal, and then running an analysis to ensure the provided dictionary keys all end with valid operations? E.g, __contains, __lt, etc? I don't have a strong background in s
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by WesleyJohnson 2y ago
That's a bit biased, no? The actual comparison should be: filtered = Q(l,{'name__contains':"k", "age__lt":20}) Verus: filtered = [x for x in l if ('k' in x['name'] and int(x[
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by WesleyJohnson 2y ago
46 here with school-age children. I'm gonna disagree. I realize we're an outlier because we homeschool, but our kids wake up on their own, happy and eager for the day. Too often, I see and read about kids being dragged out of bed
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by WesleyJohnson 2y ago
I can't confirm, but I had a Apple store employee tell me the same. And then I forgot to use it when I ordered my Mac Mini.
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by WesleyJohnson 2y ago
I'm 19 years into my development career. I've been promoted to some sort of manager position twice. Currently, I'm 7 years into a management role. I don't hate every minute of it; but I sorely miss every minute I'm
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by WesleyJohnson 2y ago
In the beginning stages of building a SAAS to help homeschool co-ops and collectives run their organizations. There are established players, but I feel like there is room in the market for new ideas and innovation. I also feel that more fam
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by WesleyJohnson 2y ago
Your question implies the answer; charge it at different times and wear it to bed?
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by WesleyJohnson 2y ago
40+ as well; Django server side rendering and larger doses of React where we need more interactivity; but absolutely no SPA, client-side routing, etc. It's too much. And yes, bootstrap CSS (3.3.7 even!) because it still works.
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by WesleyJohnson 2y ago
We're running RM/COBOL on RHEL8 VMs backed powered by VMware. I don't work with it, I'm in a different IT area, but our COBOL codebase supports the lion's share of our day-to-day operations.
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by WesleyJohnson 2y ago
Pretty decent introduction. Will there be additional parts that cover how to create GROUP BY queries in the ORM? I find even seasoned Django developers struggle with these. Also, I believe your code for creating an empty "data" mi
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by WesleyJohnson 2y ago
How would you envision this working?
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by WesleyJohnson 2y ago
I'm curious how, in this configuration, the Apple Watch handles things that require the various sensors? Obviously the ECG won't work, since it's not on your wrist. I'm assuming the "Stand" notifications won&#x
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by WesleyJohnson 2y ago
That's certainly possible - and likely. I hadn't thought about it from that perspective.
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by WesleyJohnson 2y ago
When I was younger, way before I got into tech, I started a job working at Whirlpool working on their assembly line to manufacturer dish washers. I really had no idea what I was in for, it was my first time in that kind of position. I left
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by WesleyJohnson 2y ago
LJS was always an extravagant treat when I was a kid as it was seemingly more expensive than McDonald's or Taco Bell, and further away from where we lived. When I started making my own money, it was one of my regular indulgences. As an
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by WesleyJohnson 3y ago
16' x 7' metal garage doors are like 150lbs or more. Maybe I'm a weak old man, but I wouldn't say that "isn't that heavy".
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by WesleyJohnson 3y ago
+1 on this as well. We have an on-prem gitlab instance, so it needs to run locally to ingest source anyway.
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by WesleyJohnson 3y ago
Looking forward to this. We're running a Django codebase and would like to pull in Confluence articles and run GPT queries against them.
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by WesleyJohnson 3y ago
Congrats on shipping! I enjoyed today's puzzle; love that movie. I found myself wanting to stop the song while I typed my answer, because it was a bit distracting. But I guess that's part of the game, right? If you stopped the son
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by WesleyJohnson 3y ago
I'm sure you're probably spot on. Going to take a deeper look at Struct regardless; it's intriguing.
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by WesleyJohnson 3y ago
We switched from Slack to Teams because we were going all in on Office 365 and Teams is included.... so why pay for Slack? But, honestly, we don't use a lot of the integrations, except for maybe the Sharepoint access when adding attach
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by WesleyJohnson 3y ago
Django's ORM has a Model class that wraps an underlying SQL table to can runs queries in an object-oriented approach. When using utility methods like .filter() and .annotate(), you're executing them against the Model (well a Model
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by WesleyJohnson 3y ago
We live in an HOA-governed community in Central Florida. Our kids play in an alley just cross the road from us with a bunch of other kids from the immediate area. Streets are marked 25mph and everyone knows this community is rife with child
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by WesleyJohnson 3y ago
Care to share the link?
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by WesleyJohnson 3y ago
Agreed. Would be very interested in the ability to do SSR on React components from Django, without proxying to Node to do so.
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by WesleyJohnson 3y ago
I really wish Django would let you write raw queries, but wrap them in an object that still allows `.annotate()` and `.filter`, etc. I know you can do Model.objects.raw(), but I'm talking about a more complex query with nested joins, e

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