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snaildotexe · 1 year
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so instead of actually buckling down yesterday and prepping for my OA for this internship, I procrastinated even more by *spontaneously deciding to host my webapp* 😭😭
see it at anisa.tech (i love my domain name so much i think its so cool!!!)
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Quick demo:
Study Time/Focus Time/Proportional Pomodoro (can't decide on a name) is a sort of Pomodoro style timer, except you have the option to focus for longer (or shorter) than 25 minutes, and when you decide to have a break, it will be proportional (25:5) to the amount of time you focused for. So if you work for 40 minutes it'll give you an 8 minute break. But you can also do a set break if you don't want the proportional break. I also just like knowing exactly how long i was working, which is why i added the total time when you extend your timer.
I built this because I love using pomodoro timers, but I sometimes get so focused and skip my 5 minute breaks, or even skip the long breaks. I'd end up working for a couple hours straight and when I'm finally ready for a break, it gives me a 5 minute break 😑 So then I'm like, "no way, im taking a longer break" but then I take a several hour long break and feel bad for taking too long of a break.
It's not completed by any means, theres a couple bugs still and TONS of features i still wanna add. Like adding the long breaks, or the option to change the focus:break ratio. And dark mode. But its functional for the most part, at least for my purposes. **Edit: oops actually I forgot I the functional code is in a branch that I wanted to clean up before merging to master, so the actual functioning version of the timer is not what's being shown on my site. I'll get that fixed soon.
honestly i only decided to host it yesterday because i actually use this timer a lot, and im tired of having to open vsCode and launching Live Server lol. I'm hosting using aws S3, which is free (or free for 1 year, idr) but that's why there's that long chain after my domain. If i knew it was gonna add all of that i probably would have just payed the $20 for a year of hosting somewhere else lol. Also using Deployhq to update the site after a Git push.
anyway check out anisa.tech if you like productivity timers :)
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lightkrets312 · 3 days
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to the people who write summaries and wikis with thorough breakdowns of all the lore and media for a series that breaks it up into 20 different formats: you are doing fantastic work, may it remain intact and accessible well into the future, I owe you my life
to the people that decide splitting your series into 20 different media formats with critical lore in most/all of them is a good idea:
ARCHIVE YOUR SHIT IMMEDIATELY, WHAT THE FUCK ARE YOU DOING.
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confirmedflomi · 3 months
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prsk x popn music but its hell
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keeps-ache · 3 months
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think this is funny. anyway. the Thoughts are back at it again
#just me hi#doodles#Theeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee Characterssssssssssssssssssss#[<- projecting things so hard it's experiencing Physical Effects] Lmao#what if . what if the. the. they. the. you know what i mean ??#LIKE. [stares over your shoulder]#head in hands. what am i supposed to do about this gbfhsbvhf#//btw how is it only a thursday lol#it should be friday. or saturday. the timing is long this week i think !#that's#//<- forgot what i was going to say lol; my previous tags popped up and i think that's fun hfbhvs :3#here they are:#that's crazy!#that's me!#that's insane#that's crazy#that's it#hfhbsfh - i seem to be regularly bewildered hfbvhsf#which. well yea lol#//oh yea guess who's halfway done with those refssssss :3#it's meeeeeeeeee :DD !! i'm almost done !! :D#i am enjoying it a bit more than i thought. the feeling of Have To is a real bog hgfsh#//speaking of bog guess who ALSO got their sleep thing figured out#i may just have busted sleeping habits lmao; staying up til 12-2 is actually so great#i wake up at a reasonable hour and don't feel like a mixture of cement and pop rocks got poured into my body and soul overnight hfbshfvh#plus sleeping in twos is working pretty well; stay up til an ungodly hour one night and then the second go to sleep at about 11 or 12#cuz then i can actually Sleep! it's working pretty well hfvhs :>>#//that and i'm figuring out how to drag myself through stuff w/o some outside force compelling me :33#frequent breaks help with morale (if i don't forget what i was doing while doing that lol) and 30 minute timers are a godsend fr fr fr#//AH i've run outta tag space - ciao from here then i guess hfsbvh !! :>
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ereborne · 8 months
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What is a Monday? A miserable little pile of obligations.
semester turnover restructure
generate/send out error reporting
figure out how to separate out unique counts
create polite reply to Massive Dick Move email
finish the bad book >:(
bò kho (not an obligation. dinner)
laundry
lizard bath
#yapping tag#I spent my weekend trying to sleep and now all my chores are due today and I wanna complain. grump grump grump whine.#the semester turnover restructure actually is a pet project so that part I like! I wish I could take my time with it though#the error reporting is. well it's easy to generate (it's actually running now) and it's tedious but uncomplicated to send out#but then I'm going to spend the rest of the day getting passive-aggressive responses from everybody#in a just world my coworkers would respond to careful itemized lists of all their fuckups with 'thank you Alexis you're so helpful#we really appreciate you flagging our mistakes two weeks before the system final-saves them forever into stone. have a cookie!'#but alas#if I'd been any less stressed and frantic when I first established the error reporting I'd have set up a separate address to send them from#write up some template emails and let the reporting all come out of the mythical 'automatic system thing'#--every 'automatic system thing' in our college is me or IT on my behalf. even the people who hired me for this don't seem to realize#if only I'd known from the beginning that nobody would ever connect me and my systems! I'd be exploiting the shit out of it--#the unique counts is going to be a headache. no idea how I'm going to structure the coding for it. might be fun to invent? we'll see#the Massive Dick Move email response also will be an invention. 'hello Mr Massive Dick I am karma here to smite you' but polite#the bad book >:( I don't want to read any more of but the deal I made with my friend is he sends me free books and I report back#we did not discuss a special 'get out of book free' card for when the main character is a godawful shit sibling. (should've done though)#beef stew is good! mostly it's on the list so I don't forget to set the timers#laundry and lizard bath can wait until tomorrow if they must but they shouldn't wait any longer than that. lizard and I will get stinky
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Salamander (TAKU INOUE 3-Minutes Remix) by TAKU INOUE and DECO*27 feat. Hatsune Miku
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nick-close · 1 year
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Once again putting my whole ass into the Odyssey-San visual novel,, it’s a resource management and man. I have such a clear vision. Oughgh….
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nerkierantsagain · 6 months
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I am attempting to refinish/restain a dresser I bought at the thrift store. It is that ugly ass yellow wood but whatever is coating the drawer faces is made out of like liquid steel or something. Ive used a stripping agent THRICE to try and get the varnish or poly coat off and it WONT BUDGE. FRUSTRATION CENTRAL
Also the hardware guy convinced me to buy a walnut stain instead of an ebony and I HATED IT so I ended up going back for the ebony stain today. I know what I want and I am going to get what I want, and that is a dark stained dresser to fit the vibe of the room.
Pics of the dresser "before". I took out all the drawers before I remembered I wanted a before picture.
Most of the poly coat has been painstakingly scraped off from the drawer faces. (Took 6 fucking hours)
Tomorrow is sanding and HOPEFULLY staining the drawers. The day after will probably be stripping the body of the dresser and then sanding and staining it. Debating on whether I want to stain the sides of the drawers or just the faces
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cool-person-yey · 4 months
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drawing for hours on end is like ok ig. but then. after you finish it and stand up. the shapes in your vision.
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snaildotexe · 1 year
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And just like that I'm back to javascript. (I'll come back for you Kotlin)
Right now I'm making a pomodoro timer cause I love the pomodoro method. I thought I'd also build good habits of pre-code planning (Wireframe in Figma, Class diagrams in Lucidchart, User stories/other planning & organization stuff in Trello), and build the habit of actually committing to Git. (When it comes to personal projects, I sometimes forget '')
This is actually my first all javascript project. I've used js for a webapp before, but most of the backend was java. It is somehow both easier and harder than anticipated. I expected the timer project to be the easy part, and that I'd have a harder time just picking up and using the language. But actually, more of my effort is going into designing & developing the project than figuring out the language, possibly because I'm so excited about it and want to add all these features and details. I'm really proud of the progress I've made, there is nothing more rewarding than sliding a Trello tile into the "Done" list after grinding at an issue for hours.
My current problem though is that my code is really messy. Global variables everywhere, maintaining and handling state changes with only variables accessible by all methods, no subsystems, and really low cohesion. And all of it in a 200-line file. It's a real spaghetti code situation.
Earlier, I was bummed cause I felt like I didn't get much done today, with all the refactoring and figuring out how to reorganize my spaghetti. But it's not all about pumping out LoC! Refactoring and having clean, well written code is important work too. My time spent planning and restructuring now is time well spent, especially at this relatively early point in development.
I do hope I can finish up with the refactoring quickly though, so I can get back to the fun part lol.
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oneiricazalea · 9 months
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005 // Adhenu
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beardedhandstoadshark · 6 months
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Weird question but can anyone tell me if this sounds decent/lackluster/needs something more/etc
Constructive criticism basically. Title says the vibe it’s supposed to be for/giving off lol.
Context:
I had the asinine idea a while ago to try making a whole videogame with exactly 0 gamedev knowledge using gbstudio (great tool/program for starting out btw, can only recommend).
Going surprisingly well but since success naturally didn‘t hinder my hubris, decided to do the music myself too via Beepbox (also a great tool/site for starting out with that btw, also recommended), and then later transcribe it into gbstudios own composer tool thing.
Enter: This track that‘s supposed to play in the starting screen and (if I actually add them) nighttime. That melody is also kind of a leitmotif lol.
Idk, it sounds nice enough i guess, and since gbstudio only allows 4 channels can‘t exactly add more instruments, but it feels kinda…idk, like it could be better.
TLDR Idk where else to ask for help. Offering doodles as exchange lmao
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tinytimeofficial · 6 months
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Countdown to Success: Create personalized countdown timers for your events
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kuromi-hoemie · 1 year
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me: watch one episode with your dinner then do your chores
me after one episode: ..... i um ... another?
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picorimori · 7 months
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“If you are scoring less than 7/10 , that’s telling me you’re not studying enough” bro shut the fuck UP
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measureformeasure · 1 year
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need someone 2 send an audio clip of them screaming so i can play it on loop until i finish this assignment
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