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[@Diamonddrake]

There’s a vs code pallet command for copy path to file, handy in situations like that where you need to absolute path a file

[@Digital963]

I love your videos... but the amount of typos in this one made it hard to watch

[@devincustodio2258]

MPJ what's that in-line evaluator that youre using?

[@Timooooooooooooooo]

I believe that's Quokka

[@OlegGoritsyn]

After this video I also started AoC, but in Rust, because I don't know it =)

[@vorname1485]

We don't make mistakes, just happy little accidents. *Bob Ross*

[@carlos_hb]

We don't have bugs, just happy little features

[@tvtutorial7858]

Gunakan teks bahasa Indonesia juga mas,biar kami tau

[@CodingByMyself]

Dope haircut style! :) Very nice video

[@TorgeirFredriksen]

Kul video! Du har det i deg ;) Selv om du kjenner på trøtthet og er lei, så kan du dette. Når du er ferdig med å gå rundt å lure på hva du skal gjøre, dvs. fått kontroll på usikkerhet og deg selv, så skal du nok programmere igjen. Gi gass!