Eternity Async Tutoring

I did this with a different array:

a = ["B","A","C","B","A"]

a.each do |n|
  if a[0] == n
    puts "Match"
  end
end

It should work with the card stuff. Issue I’m having is having the first card compare to itself. Is there a way to adjust when n would start from? Or should I do it a different way?

Oh yeah: I’ve been doing it this way for a while now. By this way I mean trying out simpler code elsewhere and then trying to fit into my cards project. Is that fine?

that’s good

You could:

use an upto loop or something else where you control the counter

slice the array to exclude the first one, then use each

use each_with_index and use next when the index is 0

Some stuff to share from some events I had today:

I’ve tried a few things to help my energy: having a consistent sleep schedule (I’ve done this successfully for some time periods, no long-term consistency), eating healthier, exercising, quitting caffeine, increasing my nutritional intake, quitting vaping, and trying out various supplements. While I think certain things have had some success I wonder how much of my health has been affected by mold.

We recently got our roof repaired and thought that those leaks, due to the damaged roof, were the cause of water damage in the house. Some were. Others were not. We’ve had a pipe leaking and doing crazy amounts of water damage. Apparently the plumbers said all the houses in my neighborhood were built with it. Its so bad that you are no longer allowed to build with the stuff since ~1980 smth.

Anywaeys just seeing how much mold we actually have was insane. My moms whole walk-in closet was covered in black mold. We had black mold go into our bathroom but my mom painted it. I don’t know why I never made the connection about how the mold affected me until I saw just the sheer volume of mold we have. I’ve changed moldy shower curtains before in the past and noticed myself feeling much better. I think because I’m so used to the mold surrounding my bathroom (and probably cause it feels so far) that I never thought it could affect me.

Luckily, after dealing with some lying by our insurance company and threatening to go to a lawyer and some other stuff they agreed to cover all the damage. Should be more-or-less mold free within a few weeks or so. I wonder if I’ll notice a difference?