There's no community for school so I thought I'd ask here
Basically at my school we don't have much homework and we do almost all the assignments/projects in class. But I'm so slow that I can't possibly complete whatever we have to do in only 20-45 minutes, so I have to continue at home. But sometimes we can't do that and have to turn in at the end of the class, and by then I've only barely started. I seem to work more efficiently at home though (or at least I feel like I'm working more efficiently).
Does anyone have any advice/tips to help mitigate this? Tia
renshuu, and i haven't really studied kanji that much there aside from quick draw and the vocab quizzes
I've heard in many places that I should learn to write kanji and their use in vocabulary instead of stuff like readings. Is this true? Is that stuff actually useful or would you be wasting your time learning it?
with all due respect, chapter 5 was one of the worst videogame experiences i’ve ever had
(i do agree though, soundtrack bangs)
this reminds me of that one tlc episode where a woman scraped leftover spaghetti sauce from plates to reuse it and made lasagna in a dishwasher or some shit
In some songs the vocaloid singing breathes in and out, but I'm not sure how I'm supposed to achieve something like this (i'm more interested in the outbreaths since the inbreaths come as wav files with the vb)
I was looking into rocketbook and it sounds really nice, but I'm not sure if there's an option to save as markdown, which is kind of a dealbreaker to me as I'd like to continue using Obsidian. Does there exist something like that?
ooh emby sounds nice. what do you host it on?
Okay this is cool and all, but why would systemd have a calendar?
(also how do i do this)
i did check there and it is getting sent to the root as far as it shows. the backend is a bit of a mess since it's my first time using node but i can share it when i'm back home
Hi, I have this function that is supposed to upload a file stream to another page:
async function getData() { const vocadata = await fetch('http://localhost:3000/upload/', { method: "POST", headers: { "Content-Type": "multipart/form-data", }, body: data, }); console.log(vocadata); };
The problem is though, no matter what URL I enter in the first argument, it always posts the request to /. How can I fix this?
I'm trying to get images from a duckduckgo search, this is my function currently
def search(query): driver.get(f"https://duckduckgo.com/?q={query}&iax=images&ia=images") res = driver.find_elements(By.CLASS_NAME, "tile--img__img") while True: logger.debug(res) if len(res) == 0: time.sleep(1) else: break logger.info("Results pulled")
But no matter how long it waits, res always returns empty, and when I tried to do the same with find_element I got a nonexistent element error.
Inspect element on one of the images:
Most communities on externally-owned sites don’t allow requesting content, but I assume there’s something somewhere for that purpose. I try to find as much as I can on my own but I need help with something currently so yeah.
I'm running it on a 32-bit emulator, maybe that's the issue here? i don't know honestly
I'm gen z, and I honestly couldn't care less about nikocado avocado either
ah yes, my favorite dish. t-shirts.
my younger brother has bing by default and whenever i try to search anything on his computer half the time i can't find what i'm looking for
"Why would you need AI in a toaster firmware? Uhhhh don't think about it! Yeah, just use the damn thing! It will make your toast so much better trust me!"
I've noticed that Len's english sounds a bit wonky, but I'm not sure if it's because I can't tune it properly or if it's just bad. Does engrish sound any better or should I stick to the english bank?
