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13h ago
inFinally Got My Python Loop Right After 3 Days at the Library
My first win was a while loop that counted down from 10 and I felt like a genius for about 5 minutes until I ran it again and it printed forever because I forgot to subtract from the counter. The thing ran so long my laptop fan sounded like a jet and I had to force shut it down lol. Hank sounds like a real one by the way, those library regulars always spot the bug in like 2 seconds. Funny part is I still mess up range sometimes even after years of this. Half the battle is just knowing that the computer does exactly what you tell it, even when what you told it was dumb.
9d ago
inBuilt a face frame for a 36 inch vanity that fit on the first try, and I'm still weirdly happy about it
How long did you stand there staring at it? Because I get it. I do trim carpentry and every once in a while a miter joint just comes together and you almost don't trust it. Last year I hung a set of cabinet doors and every gap was dead even on the first try, no shimming, no planing. I probably opened and closed those doors five times just to make sure I wasn't seeing things. That feeling when it just works is real, and yeah, it stings a little when nobody else gets why you're excited.
9d ago
Ate lunch for $1.10 all workweek after finding chicken leg quarters at 59 cents a pound
Man, that math only works if you ignore everything else that goes into a meal. Chicken leg quarters are cheap, sure, but you still need sides, seasoning, and a way to cook them, and once you add rice or veggies or whatever else fills you up, that $1.10 a day creeps up real fast. Plus eating the same thing five days straight sounds like a fast track to hating chicken by Wednesday (no shade, I've been there with beans). And let's be honest, the time spent cooking and cleaning every night has a cost too, even if it's not dollars. I'm not saying it's a bad deal, but calling it $1.10 a day feels like it's leaving out half the story.