Good question! When I’m learning a new tech usually try to search for best practices in configuration, then read the docs to see why the settings are being recommended.
Other than that I just try to remember where to find what I need
from datetime import datetime
words = ["gotta", "go", "fast"]
print("Type the words quickly to race! 🏎")
while len(words):
start = datetime.now()
target = words.pop(0)
val = input(f"{target}: ")
if val != target or (datetime.now() - start).total_seconds() > 2.5:
print("You swerved off the road and died painfully in a dramatic explosion 💥")
quit(1)
else:
print("VROOM! 🏎")
print("You won! 🏁")
I’m glad it helped! From what I remember when I checked out forgejo their documentation was really lacking, but some of it has gotten better since they did the hard fork
Stack Overflow has a whole network of Q&A sites. There’s places to post and answer puzzles, code golf, ask physics or political questions, etc. Lots of useful stuff not many people know about
This is a huge reason for the question decline! All the easy stuff has been answered, the knowledge is already there. But people are so used to infinite growth that anything contrary = death lol
People also blame ai, but if people are going to ai to ask the common already answered questions then… good! They’d just get hurt feelings when their question was closed as a dupe
Good question! When I’m learning a new tech usually try to search for best practices in configuration, then read the docs to see why the settings are being recommended.
Other than that I just try to remember where to find what I need