Lines of separation are bad? I like adding a few empty lines to denote a different logical section so it's easier for me to read back later :c

It's been a week and my CEO still hasn't responded my email asking for scope clarification for a project he asked me to do...

A 3d printer could get you one fairly quickly, but the ATF also wants their money if you do

God, just remembering the scene in spec ops makes me want to cry. It's wholly inhuman to use white phosphorus

I just got off work and you're here bringing me back writing ptsd for that party of programmers

If you want to use python, you could try Flet. I've been using it for some projects at work and it's dead simple to create an acceptable UI and the docs are very easy to read through with frequent examples. In July they added support for Android and iOS via progressive web apps, I haven't tried it out yet, but it seems interesting so I might start a project in it soon...

I've been having fun with it, if that's worth anything!

Otherwise, depending on your phone I'd just do native code with Kotlin + jetpack compose for Android or Swift + swiftUI for Apple. I always greatly preferred android development in school but once jetpack compose and swiftUI came out I find them both to be about the same level of enjoyment.

All three of those options are all declarative (describe how you want it to look in code) and I find it much easier to deal with than iOS storyboards or Android xmls.

I don't think I've ever seen one of these o:

So it's like a hallway for wires and the bars can pass them through should you not want to go the whole length?

Bit flips occur when a posse of electrons loses an intimidation check to the sun.

I find this hilarious.

I got some seeds from a nice person on r/guerrillagardening, they were showy milkweeds!

I admire your conviction

Oh good, I'm not crazy, I thought the sky looked wrong today but I thought maybe my eyes were just going bad.

Earlier today the Sync for Reddit app developer held a poll and decided that they would make Sync for Lemmy, presumably with the same general layout and design as Sync for Reddit.