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Thanks for the easy instructions, i was a bit hesitant to use it at first and couldn't get my head around the instructions. 😊

DMOJ is the most frustratingly USELESS site ever. My code for a problem works, I've tested it in my own IDE. No indication as to how data is being entered into my functions whatsoever.

Is it effective for oily pots? And does it clean cookers well? Thanks is advance

Good video

How to reach powesupply please

Thanks Dave, that's great

Great info and demo. Does the b8 fuel filter have a water sensor as when I've looked it up, there are two versions? Thanks

Despite the better audio, I still sound "northern". Nothing I can do about that...sorry.

The original video is here: ruclips.net/video/V3xb8zmj2HM/видео.htmlsi=XzM45HDIH4RGYxUS

There’s a slightly better way of doing the logic, using string slicing. The video for that is here: ruclips.net/video/y2rl7RaoALg/видео.html

As always, these videos are unedited and unscripted, so you can see the thinking process. This means that there will inevitably be gaps in the audio, dead ends, and mistakes. If you’re OK with that, please consider subscribing!

DAVE!!!! do you have a video of putting the tent up???? that would be awesome. If not, i really cannot find a decent one. I guess I'll make one myself. thanks, let me know please

I have started the book "Learn to code by solving problems".Great book.And great help from the videos you are making.Keep going

Hard to believe that this is a camping stove and not one that’s designed for a lounge! So relaxing!!

This idea for this video was triggered by two things: 1) My daughter suggested making a Python basics video that she could learn from. 2) I saw comments from someone in another video suggesting that there were a lack of basic Python videos that helped them. I hope this addresses both these requirements.

The old brain just didn’t seem to want to code this afternoon. If this happens to you, go and have a break!

Hi, thanks for the video I just bought pressure cooker from tower and was not able to cook it. Your video helped me a lot.

If you’re wondering how I’m getting on, have a look at some of my more recent videos. You can see me solve a dmoj.ca problem using two different methods: strings and lists.

Thanks

Holly cow! This might be book I’ve been looking for! I fell into the exact same problem that you had! I will head to the book store - give it a go!

Great illustrations 🤍🤍

This pressure cooker is too slow not good

is this book for total beginner?

Thank you

Son una mierda , a los 3 años ya estan dando problemas , en 3 años se me a picado manguito y perforado la bandeja , OBSOLESCENCIA PROGRAMADA MADE IN CHINA.

ok merci beaucoup pour votre aide je vais regarder cordialement

Merci pour votre réponse c’est les pignons pour l’avance automatique et le filetage j ‘ ai cassé deux pignons le 63 dents et le 32 dents je voudrais les remplacer merci cordialement

bonjour monsieur sauriez vous si des pignons sont disponibles pour ce tour ? j'ai cassé les miens merci cordialement

Cheers for this, Dave. Never thought of that.... Also, any idea how to take out the 3 jaw chuck back plate out? The manual and explosion diagrams don't explain at all and I'm stumped!!.

I’ve been doing 3pt questions from DMOJ.ca all day today. Great practice!

This is in prep for me to do live Python on RUclips. There is no audio included, because it’s too noisy in here just now. The intention is perhaps to attempt some of the DMOJ problems in real time.

One thing that is critical to these saws, is to set them up correctly. Essentially that means aligning the blade so that it doesn’t fall off and that the vice and blade are square to the saw frame. Once done, it’ll work superbly.

These books look really good Dave! Something you might enjoy are some Of the old engineering videos on RUclips. One in particular, ‘spinning levers - how a transmission works’ really made clear how gears work to me. These videos are 30s or 40s, black and white, but in some senses quite cinematic. Some of the ways of explaining things used in this era do seem to be so clear, I agree.

I’ve just completed one of the problems at the end of Chapter 5 (Ref: Preokret) and it is honestly one of the most frustrating things to solve, but once I figured it out, it wasn’t all that hard. I suppose that’s like any skill really - easy once you know how.

This looks like a superimposed image, but I can assure you that it is 100% genuine. Absolute rip roaring fire!

On dmoj.ca, try “Sorting” and “Misspelling” as starter problems. Both these problems give a good idea of how the code challenge problems work. The way that I approach these problems is that I try to work out the logic steps that the problem needs, then I complete each step one at a time. My code is quite inefficient, but remember that my goal is to write code that works, and is understandable when I look back on it sometime in the future.

Been struggling with python for a 6 month. It is my dream to become a dev, but honestly sometimes i just feel i need to give up. Your video gave me second wind. Already ordered book. So the war continues! Ty Dave, i needed that. Wish you best!

I felt like I had to learn a lot more in python and this was a great shout. Thank you

I’m doing about 1-4 problems a day from DMOJ.ca curated from the book. I feel as though I’m making great progress with coding this time. I’ve not heard anyone comment yet “why bother, because ChatGPT” but my experience with ChatGPT and coding is that it’s great to a point then it suddenly loses context and messes everything up.

Really proud of you! Its so hard to find honest peaople only this bragging and Im getting more and more depressed.

Thank you sir

Thanks bro, these books are great supplements

Thank you sir, all the best from nishanth india

That was an interesting review. I've looked at buying this model. I'm not sure I want it with no pre-rinse though.

Muy bien explicado.gracias. cuanto kilos de algo podria poner.o cuanto volumen.en el interior en olla de 6l. Y cuanto tiempo puede estar enmarcha.

HI Dave, I got this stove last week and I'm highly delighted with it. When it gasifies it gives out a insane amount of heat within five minutes, and sufficient to heat my 10X36 foot static even in the recent cold spell. Good video but one thing I tend to disagree on is inserting a DIY baffle.. Inserting a baffle may well interfere with the gasifier outlets causing the smoke that the extra cost of the eco feature is meant to prevent. I notice the flue does get very hot but a lot of the pipe is inside the room radiating heat into the living space so isn't really totally wasted. A baffle may also cause extra smoke in a cool flue and that in turn causing the dreaded creosote build up. That was the big problem with my Outbacker oven range with its flue outlet offset from the firebox. The Eco burner self cleans its flue with heat and after several great burns the pipes are still clean as a whistle and no boring regular maintenance.. I had to to take extra heat protection measures because of the hotter flue and I miss a oven feature but I purchased a cast iron Dutch Oven which was cheap and cooks does very well and fits next to my kettle.

How was it for cooking? Top space is limited due to pipe location & handles.

Excelent presentation of threir daughtr...she is just 10 years...👍