Buy Mattress Online in India
This looks pretty cool. It is like Casper of India. Reviews are also pretty good: twitter.com/_swanand/...
And they sell not just the mattress but also some furniture. Would love to give it a try.
Problems of being a solo developer
I would describe my work like single-handedly running a restaurant in an old château. It’s cool and fun, and the ambiance is great, but occasionally the soup is served cold or not at all because I have to chase a bunch of bats out of the kitchen, or replace a collapsed beam, while the diners sit and wait. This is no fun for either me or the diners, who rightfully complain that it ruins their dinner. Having more paying users would let me hire some dedicated carpenters and and bat-chasers that would let me focus on the cooking.
Rules of card game Judgement (or President)
My family loves to play this card game. It is much like coat-piece but less dependent on luck. Plus it allows any number of people to play together.
I was not aware of the official rules around scoring. We gave 10 points to everyone with the right prediction. But linking of points to number of hands predicted is an interesting twist.
How to play
- Each Player gets 1 card in Level 1, 2 cards in Level 2 and so on
- Trump type changes on every level. In rotational order of Spade, Diamond, Club & …
Snippet Creator - Visual Studio Marketplace
This is a handy little plugin to create code snippets from the current code.
Just select the code you want to create snippet for and save it using the menu.
A table with both a sticky header and a sticky first column | CSS-Tricks
This can be useful for Screener.
TIL that CTRL + CMD + SPACE opens emojis keyboard on MacOS.
It works in any text input field 🤩.
Structural Pattern Matching in Python
Python 3.10 is adding pattern matching in Python. This is a good official tutorial around it.
Few interesting use cases:
command = input("What are you doing next? ") # we want to use command.split() # one of the options is to use: [action, obj] = command.split() # but what if the input has multiple words # pattern matching can come handy here match command.split(): case [action]: ... # interpret single-verb action case [action, obj]: ... # interpret action, obj # we can use club it with specific values match command.split(): case ["quit"]: print("Goodbye!") quit_game() case ["look"]: current_room.describe() case …