I would love the ability to run Android apps on my PC.

I just tested that tool with something I wrote without any AI and it said it was 65% AI generated.

Im biased here, ive been learning python for almost 16 months and only dabbled in Javascript and never did any Ruby, but for a first language, i think python is fantastic. Its "easy" enough to keep you feeling like your skill is actually improving, while still being able to do pretty much anything (where performance is not a high priority). I also just think javascript is ugly to look at.

So not a whole lot has changed. I cringe thinking of all the youtube video that explain OOP like this

class Animal:


class Dog(Animal):

1. Identify the drives with the lsblk command.
2. Run sudo mount <path/to/drive> <mount-point> Where path/to/drive is most likely /dev/something and mount-point is any directory you want but id recommend creating it in your home folder. Don't include the angle brackets. You have to create the directory before you can mount the drive there.

If you don't want to do this every time you reboot, youll have to edit fstab like someone else said. Doing this a couple times will help you understand what fstab is actually doing.

I am struggling with using flex for the first time and holy cow do i feel this

Not dropped, but google has suggested all new android projects be done with Kotlin instead

I would LOVE to read that

Thats really awesome, wish i could find something like that in the states. Good luck!

Can you add links to each section at the top so you dont have to scroll past ones you might not be interested in?

I didnt even finish part 1 of day 3

It makes a playlist based on data scraped from the billboard top 100 chart for a given day.

I don't know if I couldve come up with it on my own, it's part of a Udemy course I'm doing.