Also, it still counts as pushing straight to prod if your PR reviewer gives it a once-over and stamps it with “LGTM”
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To have such a strong, undiffused, and distant light that it could realistically mimic the shadows on the moon, you would need very modern CGI to replace the shadows of every actor on every frame. Supposedly the recording we have of the moon landing is of a camera pointed at a tv screen because simultaneously broadcasting and recording at the same time was still newer tech that NASA didn’t have set up. And even then, you can see the quick falloff of the shadows and how they run parallel to each other. The sophistication to pull off a fake was just not there.
Most US military leaders are true believers in liberal democracy and The Good of US global hegemony. The leftist observation that these systems share a material base with fascism doesn’t mean that the open fascists coming to power in the military would not be an internal power struggle. They’re different factions.
If they were smart they’d purge the open fascists and insurrectionists but they won’t
Tigran Hamasyan (Armenian piano jazz-metal)
The Gabriel Construct (self-described as art music iirc, but basically just some experimental rock)
Jaggery (avant-rock, cool harp sounds)
Noah Sias (deathcore? Just so fucking heavy idk)
Bent Knee (experimental rock, just an absolutely gorgeous song)
Mel Bryant (indie rock, great hook, cool breakdown)
I’m gonna spend about 3 hours researching the local positions where my vote counts and leave everything where my vote has already been decided for me blank. Then, I’ll use all the extra time I saved from not pouring my brain down the drain watching endless election coverage to instead do some mutual aid, which has already saved several lives this winter. Fuck Donald Trump and fuck Joe Biden.
It simply finds all possible digits and then locates the last one through the reverse indexing. It’s not efficient because there’s no shortcircuiting, but there’s no need to search the strings backwards, which is nice. Python’s startswith method is also hiding a lot of that other implementations have done explicitly.
I already write code in my sleep and it sucks. Pushing this code to production would be heretical.
I think I found a decently short solution for part 2 in python:
DIGITS = {
'one': '1',
'two': '2',
'three': '3',
'four': '4',
'five': '5',
'six': '6',
'seven': '7',
'eight': '8',
'nine': '9',
}
def find_digit(word: str) -> str:
for digit, value in DIGITS.items():
if word.startswith(digit):
return value
if word.startswith(value):
return value
return ''
total = 0
for line in puzzle.split('\n'):
digits = [
digit for i in range(len(line))
if (digit := find_digit(line[i:]))
]
total += int(digits[0] + digits[-1])
print(total)
Those overlapping spelled out numbers were rough
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This was removed elsewhere for speaking truth to power. Will Hexbear ride to the occasion?
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If you want to know who controls you, bida ka ben to nama non rawtui da criticize (eg. Illumination’s Minions)
I think these 3 things are fascinating in a similar way. They all involve encoding some information or process in a way that could be replicated independent of the details of the underlying physical mechanisms. It really hammers home for me that life can be seen as a series of increasingly complex abstractions where the implementation details aren’t necessarily the defining factors. Some of that is probably because human intuition is messy and our taxonomies, though increasingly reliable, have started from a place of working backwards from that intuition.
Just had this thought stuck in my head and needed to write it out a bit.
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Once they come for the birth control there’ll be plenty of forced births, no worries