#better practices

[greythoughtsreader]

I know that it’s been more than a week, but it takes a lot recover from pneumonia. 😅😅

So, taking about shopping bags, its kinds is super helpful. Like most shops charge you money , for the recyclable-type or those paper bags.

Therefore, carrying a bag literally saves cash, and also-no more plastic bags .

Win-win😁😁

No more useless disposable bags

Saving the planet

Do you guys have more tips( p.s. if you have some good ones, we ll make an image note like the one above for it ...and mention u here 💪🏼💪🏼)

Keep saving the planet people....‼️‼️

[greythoughtsreader]

I am notoriously bad at following deadlines....but by god I made it!!!!!!!

Here’s day 2.

Common sense ? Not so much.

This happens to me frequently, I see the words - « FLAT » « Off%% » « Discount », and my brain goes lalalala.

Clothes takes up majority of my cash even though I wear only 40% of them.

So, how about it for you guys😁😁😁

Let us know.

[greythoughtsreader]

Like, I wanted to do something better....and they say an image carries a thousand words. So, pardon the roughness, la mademoiselle did her best.

Kudos...😁😁😁

[greythoughtsreader]

Does moving to a new place affect your waste lifestyle a lot?

Are there any tips to make the transition easier or must everything be done from scratch?

As someone who recently moved, this is something I am having trouble with ...so it ll be great for us to hear what you have to say..😁😁😁

[greythoughtsreader]

There are a lot of tricks and tips that are found online to combat with the excessive waste, some often offering alternatives to do the same.

What are the most useful tips that you have found and tested from the web world? Have you find ways to tweak these tips to better suit your needs?

Tell us what you feel.

[greythoughtsreader]

Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design(LEED) one of the most used international green building certification systems, available for virtually all building types that provides a framework for healthy, highly efficient, and cost-saving green buildings, by monitoring and rating its performance across all the metrics that matter most: energy savings, water efficiency, CO2 emissions reduction, improved indoor environmental quality,stewardship of resources and sensitivity to their impacts.

Did you know that building around the world are responsible for consuming 40% of tge world’s energy?

Now, there are several other certifications around the globe that monitors and certifies both communities and buildings inorder to make them more sustainable. How much positive impact do you think they will have in thr future? Are these certifications making a difference?

[rickladd]

quicKMemos Vol. 1 No. 2 Here's the second issue of the KM newsletter I wrote and published for the SSME KM team.

[jenlovestocode]

Nested loops

Is it possible to do nested loops? Absolutely! Should you seriously reconsider your code and make sure there’s not another way to do it if you are thinking of using nested loops? ABSOLUTELY! Sometimes you have no choice... but more often, you just need to sit back and think about a better way to do what you want. Here’s a bit of an example:

I work at a nutrition company. We have meal plans, meal plans have recipes, recipes have ingredient measurements, and ingredient measurements have ingredients. In one part of the app, we were trying to consolidate all the ingredients in a meal plan and their measurements. Originally, that involved something like this:

Get all the recipes

Get all the ingredient measurements in that recipe

Get all the ingredients

For each ingredient, get all the ingredient measurements, then loop through those and consolidate

Easier and less memory-intensive way of doing this:

Get all the recipes

Get all the ingredient measurements in that recipe

Loop through those once and tally them up using a hash, so your end result looks like this:

{'1': [[1, 'cup'], [2, 'ounces']]}