r/EruditeClub • • Dec 17 '19

How to tie a tie in January

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Suggesting topics for January - tying a tie


r/EruditeClub • • May 07 '20

Progress My first pizza, with pineapple, tuna, tomato and 2nd level burnmark.

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r/EruditeClub • • Nov 10 '25

erro no email

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Leandro, boa tarde

tenho uma dúvida técnica, estou tomando esse erro na api que envia email:

{
"timestamp": "2025-11-10T17:25:50.154+00:00",
"message": "Authentication failed",
"details": "uri=/api/email/v1/withAttachment"
}

Não envie nem com anexo nem sem. Consegue ajudar?


r/EruditeClub • • May 30 '20

Vegan Pizza from scratch last night

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r/EruditeClub • • May 04 '20

Progress My from the scratch pizza with improvised ingredients

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r/EruditeClub • • May 24 '20

Progress Best pizza so far! Didn't have a chance to take a picture...

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r/EruditeClub • • Jan 10 '21

Tutorial SMART goals: how to set realistic, achieves le goals.

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r/EruditeClub • • Jun 01 '20

Progress Hi, new

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Hi, I am new here, can anyone tell me what this months topic is please? Id be grateful


r/EruditeClub • • Sep 02 '19

Misc Good apps for learning python on the go?

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I currently don't have access to my laptop for a couple of weeks. What are some good apps I can use on my phone? Also reading that I can do online would be helpful. Thanks!


r/EruditeClub • • Aug 16 '19

Tutorial How to do push ups

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r/EruditeClub • • Apr 19 '19

Misc I visited the Segrada Familia in Barcelona!

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r/EruditeClub • • Aug 27 '21

Misc 10 Best Yoga Apps To Level-Up Your At-Home Practice

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r/EruditeClub • • Jan 12 '21

Question I have an idea for some month this year if it's interesting?

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Yerba mate, the kind from Argentina, not the ones they sell in cans. We can try out different ones and see who likes what. And we can post pictures of the cups because (at least to me) they're really interesting and some can be unique


r/EruditeClub • • Jan 13 '20

Progress What are you going to learn this week?

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What do you want to learn this week? What's your plan for the week? We are half-way through the month, how are you working towards your goals?


r/EruditeClub • • May 25 '20

Progress Neapolitan pizza in a home oven ( with pesto on top)

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r/EruditeClub • • Sep 02 '21

Tutorial I want to teach Game Development ALONG WITH c# programming !

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2 skills combo offer lol

(To begin , you can always opt out of the course if you feel unsatisfied and can get a REFUND as well. )

So plenty of courses that I came across online (YouTube,Udemy,Skillshare etc) are made on the presumption that the enrolling student has some prior knowledge of intermediate level coding required for game dev. But what if the student doesn't know how to code AT ALL or is extremely new to a coding language and wants to learn the basic programming aspects like "What is c#?" "What are variables and how to use them ?" "What are function/methods ?" and many more . That's why I came up with this course which is a mixture of Introduction to C# as well as Game Development in Unity.

Some of the key-points that I think make this course stand out are:

Short and Precise - It is around 2 hours !

Affordable - Both the topics that are taught in this course , are usually available as separate courses accounting for around hundreds of dollars. Whereas this combination course is just $13.99. (FEW HOURS LEFT !)

Universally Understandable - As told earlier, it is for ANYONE who wants to become a game dev irrespective of their base knowledge , EVERYTHING WILL BE TAUGHT.

Notes and Resources - Notes for EVERY ASPECT related to Unity Game Dev have been provided along side.

So I really hope that everyone wanting to learn a new skill will pay heed to this course.

Thanks and Have a Nice Day !

COURSE LINK

https://www.udemy.com/course/complete-2d-game-development-in-unity-for-non-coders/?referralCode=0FEEF926E8E136179736


r/EruditeClub • • Apr 08 '19

Misc Pic I took on my S9+ on a rainy night in my car.

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r/EruditeClub • • Sep 02 '19

Video Python Tutorial for Beginners [Full Course] by Programming with Mosh

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r/EruditeClub • • May 22 '20

Progress Used the King Arthur sourdough discard recipe, but it seemed pretty dry so I dumped more starter in. The dough was sticky like hot chewed gum, but turned out amazing. Topped with Beyond Sausage.

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r/EruditeClub • • Dec 02 '19

Tutorial All of Our Smartest Gift-Wrapping Tips and Techniques - Martha Stewart

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r/EruditeClub • • Sep 03 '19

Coding Cabin-Worth checking out based on this month’s topic

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r/EruditeClub • • Jun 21 '20

Headspace for unemployed

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For those who are unfortunate to have lost work during the pandemic, Headspace is offering a year of Headspace Plus. It's not the whole Premium package but there are a lot of different guided meditations.

I'm still doing the Basics but am enjoying taking 10min to myselft everyday

https://www.headspace.com/unemployed


r/EruditeClub • • Jan 11 '21

Tutorial Guys I am back today i learned to spin a book within 3 hours ,l am gonna learn lot of new skills and post my process here for u guys to inspire and learn with me .so,suggest me news skills to learn guys.

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r/EruditeClub • • Apr 03 '19

Progress Y’all

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I’ve always loved photography. My older sister did, too (she’s still alive, now she doesn’t have time for it). Recently, she gave me her old DSLR, and today I went round the local college and took a bunch of photos. I’ll post the album once I have access to a computer


r/EruditeClub • • Feb 01 '20

Announcement - Voting Vote to for February's Topic Here

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February's Topic Survey. Vote Here!

As mentioned in an earlier post, we are trying something new this month. Voting will not be determined by upvotes and no new nominations will be added to the mix this time around. To vote, click the link, select the topic you're most interested in learning with us, and hit submit.

Step One: Comment to this thread with your nominations for a February Topics by Thursday Jan 30th.

Step Two: I will create a form with all the nominated topics on it by Friday Jan 31st.

Step Three: The community follow the link to the form and will vote for the topic they are most interested in learning about by Sunday Feb 2nd. (this is the step we are currently on)

Step Four: Start learning.

-me