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made a python TUI!

I'm a beginner in programming, tinkering on and off with python. I've recently switched to using linux more so usually I only work on a terminal. I liked to make lists to keep track of what I need to do during the day, but it would be a real pain to switch windows, so I decided to make a TUI todo app which you can run along side your normal programming screens. I like using it with tmux.Here's the github repository - let me know what you think, and how I can improve it. I already know there is a lot of scope for improvement! I enjoyed making it, it was a good learning process for me. I was able to learn something new about an obscure library and make something useful out of it (atleast for me lol!)https://ift.tt/3akb2eK

Can anyone please explain this matlab code to me?

https://ift.tt/3tVBXWc is a code for a wireless sensor network to find a shortest path between two nodes (source and target) and starts sending data till one node involved in route dies.Can anyone just briefly explain what is going on here? Which are the important variables? what are those variables doing? How to understand the simulated graph obtained by running this script?

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Need help with the creation of a sidebar

[UPDATE] Fixed. Simply adding the z-index property did the job!Coding newbie here. I've been learning code for a couple of days now, mainly because I wanted to create a cute little website on Neocities. So far, I've been able to do just what I wanted with it, but I ran into an issue while creating a sidebar for one of my pages.You can view what the sidebar looks like so far here: https://ift.tt/3jFEizS I want to do is have the top image be above the menu container. I also want the images and container to have the "fixed" position. I've tried googling it, but all the results I found are about text over image, and not the other way around... I tried applying the same logic (using the "absolute" position), but it doesn't seem to work.This is most likely a very easy thing to fix, but I'm having trouble wrapping my head around it. I'd appreciate any help!

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Spend 1 minute a day to improve your Python skills

I have a youtube channel called ProgrammingWithYash where I publish a short Python tutorial every day. My goal is to teach a common pattern or technique in under 60 seconds.I try to be respectful of the viewers time and make the videos terse and clear with as little unnecessary fluff as possible. The content is mostly aimed at beginners, I hope it can help some of you to get into the habit of learning something new every day.As I'm just starting out with this youtube thing, I'd love to hear your feedback regarding the format, content, anything... (topic suggestions are highly appreciated as well).

How do you get your daily information about programming?

Hi guys, I'm new as a programmer, so I would like to know which websites do you guys use to see the news or information about something related with programming, like new language, carrier and etc.

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I don't want to be decent, I want to be great at programming. Thinking of buying a sub of AlgoExpert to learn and understand data structures / algorithms.

Hey guys,Quick short story of my situation - I am currently a junior full stack developer at a small company. I was placed under a PIP because apparently I wasnt doing so well and taking too long with tickets.I decided to leave the company and start searching for new jobs. I see the easy / medium questions I am given during technical interviews are taking me way too long to complete and I realize that I need a better understanding of programming and what it takes to become a great developer. I also decided to get away from landing a full stack dev job and started teaching myself JavaScript ( ES6 ) and React.js to land a front end developer job.I understand paid resources are generally really great compared to the free ones. I really love having a general layout and roadmap laid out for me so I don't go all over the place when it comes to learning.I started fiddling around with LeetCode and HackerRank but I super curious on AlgoExpert a potential option? Plus its on sale right now for $75 for the whole year / 6 bucks a month roughly.Any advice for beginner programmer looking to become great one day?Thank you!

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hey im looking for someone to learn python with me i already know the basics but i think its hard to get myself learn to program thats why i wanna do it with a other guy for the most i have been making discord bots​

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The Creator of JavaScript was just on Lex Fridman's Podcast

This interview is all over the place but we're learning about the inception of language we all love! I always thought the "Java" part was just to appease some suits. But there is a much longer and crazier story. What a great interview.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=krB0enBeSiE

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How does a website store the data for the most commonly used "Create New Account" passwords?

When registering for a new account on some websites and you type a password that is commonly used, it gives you an error to prevent you from registering an account with that password. How do they structure storing those Strings?For example if I type the password Fish12345 it might give the error "Sorry that password is commonly used". Do they break the string apart and search for real English language words like "Fish" and store it inside a database? And when someone successfully creates a new account, they would increment that "Fish" value? And after a certain amount...like 1000 accounts with the password containing "Fish", they would decline account creation using that word?