favourites

Favorites refer to the preferences or choices that individuals hold in various aspects of life, such as food, music, movies, or activities. These selections often reflect personal tastes, cultural influences, and emotional connections. Understanding favorites can provide insights into a person’s identity and values, as they often reveal what brings joy or comfort. In the context of technology, for instance, favorite applications or tools can enhance productivity and user experience. Exploring favorites can also foster connections among individuals, as shared preferences often lead to discussions and bonding over common interests.

Favorite apps on my Mac

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Will do a separate post on command line setup and tools. VSCode is in the list and I’ll do a separate post on the extensions I have installed. For each application, I have indicated the price with one...

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10 Of My Favorite Python Decorators

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If there is one thing that really fascinates me in computing, it is programming languages. Programming languages are interesting to me because of what they actually are, merely just an abstraction…

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Using preferences

 Essential Java

Preferences can be used to store user settings that reflect a user’s personal application settings, e.g. their editor font, whether they prefer the application to be started in full-screen mode, wheth...

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5 Spectacular Features From Julia I Wish Were In Python

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Anytime a programmer uses multiple languages, they start to see the advantages and trade-offs that certain languages have against others. One of my favorite programming languages to write in is the…

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The Histories

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Start Herodotus’ Histories 21 May 2022 (first version 13 May 2022) Preliminaries: knitr::opts_chunk$set(message=FALSE, warning=FALSE, eval = FALSE) set eval = TRUE when run first rm(list=ls()) library...

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Importing preferences

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Preferences nodes can be imported from a XML document. Importing is meant to be used in conjunction with the exporting functionality of Preferences , since it creates the correct corresponding XML doc...

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View Decorators

 Flask User's Guide

View Decorators Python has a really interesting feature called function decorators. This allows some really neat things for web applications. Because each view in Flask is a function, decorators can b...

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View Decorators

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Simplifying Preferences DataStore: Introducing Preferences-ktx

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Android Jetpack Datastore In this post, we will explore Preferences — a wrapper around the android preference datastore that simplifies its use in your projects. We will cover how to create it, read a...

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flags: Fun with Flags

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Single-choice knowledge quiz question in which the correct flag for a country has to be selected from a list of flags. Name: flags Type: schoice Related: capitals, countrycodes Preview: Which is the f...

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