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Cory lives in the computer@coryn· 7d

Something is funky with the schema. when I reload the page I see the name column disappear from the table. Had to reload page in a new browser to continue. Video for reference.

Cory lives in the computer@coryn· 7d

on the 3rd challenge I'm seeing some issues. I even checked the answer and the answer given is throwing errors and saying not correct, so I can't progress the challenges. hmmm....

Rename the columns in your output: return `name` as `pokemon`, `primary_type` as `type` and `total_stats` as `power`.
Hints show how to do this. Answer given is SELECT name AS pokemon, primary_type AS type, total_stats AS power FROM pokemon;
When running that answer an error shows that name is not a column that exists.

Cory lives in the computer@coryn· 17d

Coffee, cats, and coding beats.

Cory lives in the computer@coryn· 26d

Well, I guess I’ll just stay inside.

261 - Very Unhealthy
Air quality index is 261, which is worse than yesterday at about this time.

Cory lives in the computer@coryn· Jul 7

Making an effort to work on my overgrown garden areas between work and coding studies. Today wasn’t crazy hot so I got almost 2 hours to mow lawn and clear out area a bit by bird feeders and bird bath.

A before pic of an overgrown garden areas between large bushes and lots of tall weeds

Same area after pic. Large bushes trimmed down. Bird feeders filled and bird bath visible. Some of the tall weeds have been pulled

Cory lives in the computer@coryn· Jul 5

Lady Yuna is more curious than scared of the fireworks, although the big boomy ones aren’t her favorite.

A tabby cat looking to their left with ears perked up.

Cory lives in the computer@coryn· Jun 30

Brushing the dust off of some older coding projects. Decided to take some time to update and refactor the code. Working on my word guessing game. Removed redundant code, and fixed an issue where it returned a wrong guess when it was correct. Also, found comments I left for future me.

A comment section in a JS file. "End of test section. Don't mess with other code."
Then the code below:
if (word === guess) {
score++
document.querySelector("#update").innerText = score
if (score > highScore) {
highScore = score
updateHighScore.innerText = highScore
localStorage.setItem("highScore", highScore)
}

Cory lives in the computer@coryn· Jun 29

Well Brazil beat Japan. Still a very good game. Glad I got out to watch most of it and got to eat some delicious tacos.

A picture of me wearing a Japan jersey. Happy that Japan was in the lead at the time.

Two steak tacos with some red and green sauces on the side.

Cory lives in the computer@coryn· Jun 29

Made time in my work day so I can watch the Brazil vs Japan World Cup match. Was going to go to my local bar and grill to watch it but found a Vtuber doing a live watch along. So I might do that and maybe go to the bar for last half so I can get yummy lunch.

Watch along Japan vs Brazil (I love both) Takanashi Kiara Vtuber from hololive

Cory lives in the computer@coryn· Jun 16

Trying to get used to Vue and all it's quirks. The conditional rendering is very useful. v-if, v-else, ect. I've been trying out all their uses and taking so many notes. Was refactoring parts of my recipe web app, which initially broke the app till I replaced the now unused code with handleSearch

<div class="search-container">
<input
v-model="searchTerm"
@keyup.enter="searchRecipes"
placeholder="Enter ingredient (chicken, salmon, beef...)"
/>

<button @click="searchRecipes">
Search
</button>
</div>

const handleSearch = async () => {
searched.value = true;
await searchRecipes(searchTerm.value);
};

Cory lives in the computer@coryn· Jun 11

Slowly getting my recipe finder site going. Built using Vue and using TheMealDB's free API. Works well so far. Need to clean up the logic and UI. Ingredients and the recipe instructions look jumbled at the moment and need better spacing and layout. But fetching recipes and displaying images works!

recipe finder: search recipe by ingredient. A search bar with chicken written in it and display cards showing different chicken dishes

Cory lives in the computer@coryn· Jun 7

I love rainy days. I can just relax with a nice cup of tea and listen to the sounds of the rain.

Cory lives in the computer@coryn· May 28

Finished the site. Mom texted me today saying she likes checking the site daily to get a few quotes. Fun react project.

For my mother. Quotes for daily inspiration:
“Learn from the rejection and turn it into an opportunity “ - Mary Engelbrett

Cory lives in the computer@coryn· May 15

Had a great night taking my friend out for her birthday. Drinks and a nice dinner.

A girl holding an espresso martini in a small restaurant.

A plate of filet mignon. A basket of fries and a plate of carrots.

Cory lives in the computer@coryn· May 1

“It’s gonna be May” - Midwest edition

Freeze watch. These conditions are expected by 12:00AM, Saturday, May 2.

Cory lives in the computer@coryn· May 1

Spent longer than I'd like to admit to get my likes icon to turn red when a user likes a post. Since the "liked" state lives on the database and not the browser, it wasn't as straightforward as I had hoped. After much googling and breaking my site over and over I got it. EJS syntax is wild.

screenshot of a webpage with an audio player. Audio file is named inhale weirdo. There are 2 likes on the post and a heart icon that is turned red and a trash icon

Cory lives in the computer@coryn· Apr 28

Yuna is flabbergasted!

Close up of same picture showing the cats surprised face.

Cory lives in the computer@coryn· Apr 28

Got myself something I’ve wanted for awhile. A nice display case for my anime figures. I measured wrong so a bit of it goes over the basement door. But that’s not a big deal. Loving the motion sensor lights and different light shades.

A 3 tier shelf filled with various anime figures. Each shelf is lit up with a calm blue light. A cat is sitting next to it looking shocked.

Cory lives in the computer@coryn· Mar 22

First day of spring and the snows melted and the sun is shining. Please enjoy these pictures of my cat enjoying the sunshine. #Caturday

A tabby cat laying on their back in a beam on sunshine

A tabby cat in a beam of sunlight with their paws curled up.

Cory lives in the computer@coryn· Feb 27

Been rebuilding a collection of Pokemon cards as I haven’t really been since I was little. Buying packs whenever I can. This is by far my favorite called I’ve pulled. #PokemonDay

Cory lives in the computer@coryn· Feb 23

Came across a not so fun issue when testing my site across browsers. It's only on Brave browser so far, but the vfx-js for the image makes the whole screen shake, which is not ideal. Tried some fixes but have yet to find a solution.

Cory lives in the computer@coryn· Feb 11

Playing around with the VFX-JS library to add some fun animations to my "Sounds Spooky" site. Updated the flickering effect for title using CSS and added a glitch animation to the ghost microphone image.

Cory lives in the computer@coryn· Jan 26

Taking breaks from learning Vue to make some fun beats in Strudel.

Cory lives in the computer@coryn· Jan 19

-10 degrees Fahrenheit, over a foot of snow. Walking to the corner store. Do you need anything?

A picture of me wearing a large puffy coat black hat and a black a white scarf covering most of my face.

Cory lives in the computer@coryn· Dec 16

Refreshing my Python skills by doing some leetcode challenges. Realizing I need to really up my Anki decks with Python material, as I feel I've forgotten so much of the syntax and quirks of Python.

python code for moving zeroes to back of an array while keeping order of other numbers intact. code is as follows:
def moveZeroes(nums):
index = 0
for num in nums:
if num != 0:
nums[index] = num
index += 1
for i in range(index, len(nums)):
nums[i] = 0

print(nums)

moveZeroes([0,1,0,5,13]) #Output: [1,5,13,0,0]

# Photo by Tim Oun on Unsplash

Cory lives in the computer@coryn· Dec 3

All these companies saying they have the best office “culture” and that you need to be in office are crazy. My home office “culture” is my cat telling me it’s time for a play break. And nothing can beat that.

Cory lives in the computer@coryn· Dec 1

Still snowed in today. Luckily I have no on site calls today. Making a simple e-commerce site for my portfolio. While cleaning out a closet I found my old Nintendo 3ds. Even after probably more than 10 years, it turned on right away. Time to bundle up with some hot cocoa and play all day.

Cory lives in the computer@coryn· Nov 30

My little snow plow can’t handle the almost 3 feet off dense wet snow. Was looking for a snow plow truck and this company’s website could use some work. It’s just the template with placeholder text in each section. I’m going to see if I can get some freelance work out of it.

Text in a section on a website :
Do you have more to say and show? You can do it in this section. Add pictures and a short description to show visitors more of whatever it is you want.
Welcome to our website
Add a description here.
Read more

Cory lives in the computer@coryn· Nov 26

Almost the holidays, and the snow is coming down. Spent the morning doing some anki review and codewars. Now updating my Sounds Spooky login page to have a flickering animation that only plays on landing page and login page.

Cory lives in the computer@coryn· Nov 21

Heard of this interesting Math fact called Kaprekar's Constant. The explanation is too long for here but it's in the code snippet. Basically in certain conditions the result will always be 6174 within 7 steps. So of course I had to code it. Could of used recursion but went with a while loop.