Shwoom! How's this sorta photo taken? Is part of it adjusting shutter speed?
Where are those people in Lemmy?
Also, for those few posts of creative stuff around here, where are the people to upvote and comment on them?
What makes JavaScript so widely disliked? I know very little of it, and in skimming different stuff I think I've seen like a million different frameworks for it, so is that a part of it?
Are low hosting requirements similar to low system specs, or...? Do you happen to have any preferences in mind?
What do you mean when you say "native code"? It sounds like perhaps C and similar languages?
Also as someone that would be approaching this as an amateur as well, have you pulled together some resources you've found useful in your learning, or has it largely been more scrapping together info from searches as you learn, and not so much things that may be useful to refer to others?
Are the tools involved typically called decompilers, or would you happen to know the different names they may go by? Trying to make sure I have some solid terms to guide my own research. Thanks for the response!
Makes sense, albeit the second part about the bad site experiences is sort of the flipside of what inspired this question.
If the initial content experience is awkwardly formatted, but there's a better formatted version one could go to, would one still want to experience it in the same place forcing awkward formatting? That's not poking at you specifically btw, moreso wondering aloud.
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How might one translate this to everyday language?
Huh, I've not read of that before! That definitely fits with what I was wondering, and points to other terms that may apply as well (universal/inclusive design). Thanks!
More and more Iβve been listening to podcasts or treating Youtube videos like podcasts. It lets me multitask in a way that sitting down and trying to watch something just doesnβt.
How much of them do you catch as you're multitasking? Any time I try this I'm astounded at my unwitting ability to almost entirely tune out whatever they're talking about, defeating any point to playing the podcast outside of giving myself some background noise.
As in, don't want to share pics wearing the clothing nor laid out, so...Dressing up a mannequin in the fit! π
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commenting so maybe this gains more visibility with a silly question, and also I just know someone around here has to have mannequins. C'mon someone, here's your opportunity!
Not OP, but also interested in wrapping my head around OOP and I still struggle with this in a few different respects. If what I'm writing isn't a full program, but more like a few functions to process data, is there still a use case for writing it in an OOP style? Say I'm doing what you describe, operating on the same data with different functions, if written properly couldn't a program do this even without a class structure to it? π€
Perhaps it's inelegant and terrible in the long term, but if it serves a brief purpose, is it more in the case of long term use that it reveals its greater utility?