Nifflas

Huh, good point! I may need to go to Malaysia and try them

Yeah! I thought I'd have a good chance of liking it, but surprised how easy it went down, didn't need a "learning to get used to it" phase

Update: It's great! Also not at all that smelly. Does not rival the smell of surströmmung at all in terms of strength. Very distinct sweet fruity taste (but also an element of onion).

Update: it's not even nearly as smelly as I've been told, and it's delicious

I don't dare to open it indoors, because I know not to do it with Surströmming, so I'm about to head out in the nearby park and try it

Note that I'm a big fan of Surströmming and find it super delicious, so I may actually like this?

I've said "surströmming smells more than Durian" but that info have always been from second hand accounts.

Time to change that! I have obtained fresh durian!

This is incredibly interesting, I can't wait for the second part

for the record I already started to use this! It doesn't solve the exact situation described above, but it shortens a lot of other things dramatically.

Thank you so much for telling me about it

Fun fact, I noticed NVIDIA Settings, in the About section, had a "PC configuration and game/app usage metrics" setting, that was on by default. So I'm sending my app usage to NVIDIA?

I thought all those sort of things had to be opt-in to be GDPR-compliant

It's also random

The smaller bars show various events, like entering play mode, or saving the scene. Large zones without such indicators mean I was making music, writing code without testing, or accidentally left Unity open

Yeah, that got to be what it is!

It feels really good to follow my internal clock tho. I always wake up well rested, and I never have to try to fall asleep before my body is ready.

I'll take it :)

I propose "then", the inverse of "else" at the end - "then" happens only if "else" wouldn't have happened, and vice versa.

Either way, I don't actually lack ways to do this. I can think of loads, some with very few lines of code. But just like with ternary operators, sometimes it'd be nice with a short hand way

No, wouldn't work. else ifs are mutually exclusive, and the code inside them that is called is important too. I'm not just trying to check if any of multiple bools are true

I haven't heard of it, but could definitely be it. Whatever it is, I've had it all my life

When following my internal clock and ignoring the day/night cycle I feel really good tho, I hope I don't have to take a job in the future that makes me unable to do that.

okay wow, I'm learning some very neat things right now I had no idea existed :O

learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet... <-- as in this thing?

some of this is definitely new to me

wait sorry, I misunderstood. case expression? learning about it now

The version I wrote is a custom Unity editor window, but it doesn't have scrolling yet (still learning how to do UI Elements by code only, the documentation is... not good)

I'd be happy to send it tho

yeah, there are definitely many approaches to it

Yeah, exactly! A short form of that :)

Yeah! I mean, I know many ways, but after so many times of recreating the behavior, a short form would be so practical

Exactly! It just comes up a lot, so it'd be neat with a short form

Maybe I should create my own langu....

NO! Bad Nifflas!

A thing I wish C# had is, at the very end of an "if, else if, else if, else if" chain have something like "then", which content triggers at least one of the ifs were true, but not if none of them were.

Yeah, probs weird and would confuse people. But wow, it'd save me some annoying extra logic

Yeah, that sounds accurate

It did take a moment for me to realize it, but I figured out what you meant! :)