I find it useful for learning once you get the fundamentals down. I do it by trying to find all the bugs in the generated code, then see what could be cut out or restructured. It really gives more insight into how things actually work than just regular coding alone.

This isn’t as useful for coding actual programs though, since it would just take more time than necessary.

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What a piece of shit! That guy had no right to do what he did. Sad it took so long for the marriage to be annulled.

I’m currently using the handheld edition on my steam deck and I like it much better than steam os. Mainly it’s because I can actually use the aur and not rely on flatpack. It also doesn’t override my tweaks when the os updates.

That’s fair, I wouldn’t have eaten it either. I was just curious if it actually worked or not.

What was the the result? Did it cook it through?

Out of curiosity, what was the mix of teas you used?

Just under the article was a video about how they also banned music. With all these strict, bizarre rules, I wonder what you are allowed to do there besides stare at the wall.

I didn’t mean to imply it was bad. I’ll reword my comment.

Some genes are dominant and some are recessive. Dominant genes override recessive genes regardless of which parent it’s inherited from. Some genes that simply aren’t compatible with each other are altered during fertilization. These altered genes are called mutations. Some are beneficial, some are harmful, but most are benign. Some genes only come from the Mother, which would be the genes for the mitochondria. While some will only come from the father, which would be the genes for the nucleus.

As for X and Y chromosomes. The X chromosome contains a lot of info you need in order to live while the Y chromosome just codes for what makes a being male. If you have a defective gene in your X chromosome and are male, chances are that it’s going to present itself. If you’re female, it depends on if that gene is dominant. One notable case is the genes for the cones in your eyes. They reside in the X chromosome and sometimes one of those genes has mutated. If you only have the mutated version you may be unable to see some colors. As givesomefucks@lemmy.world pointed out, this has advantages and disadvantages.

Disclaimer: I’m going by what I remember from high school biology. If I made an error, then please correct me.

EDIT: Corrected my wording in regards to colorblindness.

My grandfather would probably buy these

Source?

It was a Portal 2 reference