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Sunday November 23 | Day 18-19/100
panicked cramming for my wireless communication exam that's tomorrow morning after procrastinating for three whole days 😐
use the existing numpy function that does exactly what you need
you either die a mathematician or live long enough to see yourself become a computer scientist
not φ not ¬φ but a secret third thing
Oh ho ho I'm chortling like a little demon with glee because I successfully 'hacked' Tidal (not really but let me have this tiny win)!
So here's the story: The dark mode is SO FUCKING BLACK on that app that it literally gives me a headache if I try to look at it for too long. And there's no light mode. It's hellish. It pains me.
So of course the first thing I did was install the wonderful third-party app TidaLuna, which allows you to adjust various things about Tidal (such as offering a light-mode option, hallelujah).
However! After the last Tidal update, they added a sneaky new update that uninstalls TidaLuna every time you restart the Tidal app. For what fucking reason I cannot imagine. The only reason this third-party app exists in the first place is because your own damn app is a piece of shit. Sorry, Tidal, but this is entirely your own fault.
Tragically, the automatic TidaLuna installer isn't working for me anymore, so I had to install it manually with the command line. This isn't too much of a hassle if you only have to do it once, but reinstalling it from scratch every single time I want to open Tidal and listen to some music was REALLY getting old, believe you me.
So! I decided to automate the TidaLuna installation by creating a shell script to run all the steps for me. I do still have to run my own script manually every time before starting the app, but it's simple as opening up the command line and typing "install-tidaluna"...
...and voilà! My light mode and all the other lovely add-ons that increase the functionality of this disastrous app are back <3
I've got to say, though, dear Tidal: at this rate you are never going to be able to compete with Spotify. Spotify just... works. With Tidal I'm having to turn into a half-baked hacker just to make the app work in a semi-decent manner. That's not exactly impressive. You should probably get on top of your shit.
Oh well, at least I learned a new skill as a result of this mess :D
Anyone who knows me, knows I hate web design. I'm mystified by CSS and try to avoid it whenever I can. However, in order to practice stuff like building servers with Express and Node, I do unfortunately need to have something to look at. So I resentfully made this fake instrument shop tonight. And, as usual, I ended up getting drawn into the CSS and spending much more time on it than I'd intended to.
And... anyone who knows me well also knows the significance of the tag "musical instruments" on my blog...
what's the difference between programmers and mathematicians? well programmers have shorts but mathematicians have pants