Pieternel

Hey folks,

I'm hitting a wall with [SerializeReference] lists in the Inspector using Unity 6 (version 6000.0.42f1) and hoping someone might have insights.

My Goal: I want to use polymorphism in the Inspector for lists. The setup involves:

• An abstract base class (let's call it AbstractConditionBase), marked with [System.Serializable].
• Several concrete subclasses inheriting from the base (like ConcreteConditionA, ConcreteConditionB), also marked with [System.Serializable].

The Setup in a ScriptableObject: I'm trying this in two ways inside a ScriptableObject:

1. Direct List: A field declared like `` `[SerializeReference] public List<AbstractCond

Has anyone tried running multiple instances of Cline on a single project?

What I'm envisioning is:

• clone your git repo multiple times on your machine.
• create separate branches for each Cline instance.
• open multiple windows of vscode and run Cline in each (I find Claude Sonnet 3.5 to be best here).
• make sure each Cline instance works on a branch focussed on a different component of your project.
• get 10x results and reach singularity in a week (maybe?).

I'm a bit hesitant because it seems like a dumpster fire in the making, kind of like a real human collaboration on a project with limited oversight.

But it may be the way forward to speed things up.

Anyone tried something similar?

Hi friends, I'm trying to create a custom shape map in Power Bi. Unfortunately, the visualisation remains blank.

What I'm doing:

• I got a shape file from: https://data.opendatasoft.com/explore/dataset/georef-germany-kreis%40public/export/?disjunctive.lan_code&disjunctive.lan_name&disjunctive.krs_code&disjunctive.krs_name&disjunctive.krs_name_short

• I'm converting the shape file to a JSON using mapshaper.org.

• I create a shape map (got the preview box ticked in settings) and add the JSON file as a custom map.

• I add the .dbf file as an Excel to Power Bi and put the names in the 'location' box.

The visualisation is just a blank screen with nothing on it. Does anyone

I love games and I love podcasts. Combining the two is great, since I find it much easier to keep my mind on the podcast if I'm doing some low-intensity game. Currently listening to Fall of Civilizations, which I can highly recommend.

Some of my fav games to combine with a pod are Slay the Spire, Teamfight Tactics and hearthstone battlegrounds. I must say that I don't particularly like most strategy card games, like MTG/YuGiOh or Monster train. STS is the exception I suppose.

I tried Xcom 2 but the overworld with its many urgent interruptions didn't quite work with the music off. Same for Stardew Valley, where the music feels like a significant gameplay element and a waste to turn off.

I

How the hell did you play this game before set 6...

I need to pull a few tables of transaction data from a Postgres database to analyse. I also have some external transaction datasets (>10) that I need to connect to the data. It's a one of analysis.

The data from the DB is a few million rows. The external data only a few 100.000.

I'm not sure what the best way is to connect the datasets to my BI tool. Generating individual CSV files trough SQL and connecting these to the BI tool seemed like an idea. Or connect the BI tool to the DB directly, but I expect very slow response time. Or pull the data in a Panda's dataframe and make Python do the work.

Any advice would be appreciated.

It's for an internal client side meeting with mid-level business development people on deploying a new analytics-driven strategy.

Typing this out it already sounds boring af.

How do I get this group of 5-10 people to brainstorm, learn and develop some common ground? I have a strategic framework but I can't make up my mind if bringing lots of crayons and colorful paper is going to make this a cringefest or what the hell else I should do. I just don't want it to be another 2 hour meeting where we all watch this one loud office warrior dominate the discussion and shoot down everything with their negativity.

Any advice is welkom.

I love listening to podcasts while playing games on my tablet. Currently I play Slay the Spire and Stardew Valley, and these are quite nice.

Any other suggestions?

Hi there,

I'm looking for a native Polish speaker that can assist with desk research. 

Task

Specifically, I want you to gather product information from Polish Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) software companies websites and fill this in an Google Drive sheet that I will provide. Categories to gather include product description, pricing, product attributes, etc.

One part of the task is to find as many related software companies active in Poland in ERP and collect their product information. I have a few examples to give you an idea on what to look for.

Payment

I will pay € 5 per hour, with a minimum amount paid of € 25. If you manage to complete the task in 1 hour, congratulations