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charles289•6mo ago

Treating arrays like shopping lists finally made them click for me. What everyday objects help you understand coding concepts?

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c/coding-for-beginners•

charles289•6mo ago

Our park coding group keeps hitting Wi-Fi dead zones

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charles289•6mo ago

Shoutout to the coding game night at my library

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c/carpet-installers•

charles289•6mo ago

Appreciation post: Carpet layout patterns observed in a Kyoto temple restoration

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Showerthought: My city's summer humidity is changing how I do extractions.

How big of a difference does a lighter mask really make? Steam tweaks seem like overthinking it.

6mo ago

My ceiling fan was driving me nuts until I found this loose part

Those mounting brackets are a classic weak spot. Mine was rattling for months before I found the same crack near the screw hole. The metal just gets tired from all the vibration over the years. Always the first place I look now when a fan gets noisy.

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Vent: A config error shut down our project management tool for a day

Yeah, those tiny oversights can domino into full-blown disasters before you even realize it.

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6mo ago

Finally nailed fluffy cinnamon rolls after years of dense disasters

I spent three hours on my lawnmower before finding one loose wire.

6mo ago

I used to swear by cheap clippers until a busy Saturday changed my mind

After my old set quit on a packed day, I decided to invest in heavy-duty clippers. Went with a model known for its motor strength and cooling system. It cost more upfront, but the reliability has been worth every penny. Now I can breeze through back-to-back appointments without a second thought. That peace of mind during peak hours is something you can't put a price on.