"I just want to drink tea and know things"
A lemmy community for self study and tea drinking!
First, a space to match your love of knowledge with fellow lemmy-goers. No restriction on topic: it could be literature, philosophy, physics, languages, anything!
Second, a place to share your love of tea as you delve into your subject matter and discourse. The more eclectic the mix of brew and book, the better!
We have a matrix channel too!
Iโve been learning more about Python for use in ArcGIS. Gemini has been very helpful in providing clean code based on prompts, and Iโm learning more about how the language works this way than I ever did through videos or books.
Peach and Chamomile sounds good. I need to wake up and get back to work, going to make some Earl Grey.
How wonderful, Boiglenoight! I always found ArcGIS confusing personally - I'm glad you're finding Gemini is able to alleviate the stresses.
When you state "I'm learning more about how the languages works... than I ever did through videos or books" - is this in regards to libraries, or how things are moving under the bonnet?
Earl Grey always packs a punch, essential for an early start indeed!
Syntax and structure. Iโm beginning to understand where I can modify variables, clauses and other portions of the script in meaningful ways without breaking it.
Fantastic! I wish you luck with your journey Boiglenoight! I'm sure the Earl Gray will aid.
Might just take a look at Wren because of this, ty.
Been reading up on some classic literature, working through Kafka's The Trial while sipping chamomile as well.
Ir's a fun little language, m0re. Something to play with and has some interop with C too.
How's Kafka? I haven't read any Kafka books yet but they've been on my list for a while.
Chamomile, the drink of the evening!