you generally at least expect the black box to always do the same thing, even if you don’t know what precisely it’s doing.
you generally at least expect the black box to always do the same thing, even if you don’t know what precisely it’s doing.
i thiiiiiiink theoretically at 0K electrons experience no resistance (doesn’t seem out there since superconductors exist at liquid nitrogen temps)?
And CPUs need some amount of resistence to function i’m pretty sure (like how does a 0-resistence transistor work, wtf), so following this logic a 0K CPU would get diarrhea.
so can we maybe stop voting for nazis who want to have the EU roll over and let russia take over?
looking at python2 code these days is very uncanny, just the fact that print
is a magical keyword is so wrong: what is this? bash?
yep, that’s how major version changes do be working. if they didn’t decide to implement breaking changes to improve the language people would have been complaining about how terrible python2 is to use
i still do not fathom what on earth you people are doing to get these issues.
The worst annoyances i’ve had with python is just running the correct commands to install stuff, which is no different from working with git.
because semicolons are tiny characters that oftenhave to be appended to the end of lines (precisely the worst place for them to be easily visible, since they’ll blend in with the previous character)
whitespace meanwhile is very easy to notice that it’s missing, as i’m sure you noticed when reading the above sentence.
because OP wanted upvotes, this isn’t actually part of python in any way, it’s using a custom library to do it.
they have to import a separate library to do this, it’s not a part of standard python, and this post is basically just misinformation
yeah frankly this post is borderline misinformation, they specifically import a library to read comments as arguments, it’s like redefining keywords in C and complaining about C being dumb
except that the “delete” in file managers is actually “trash” and that’s for precisely this reason. Anyone not using the trash bin for a GUI that is capable of deleting files is either incompetent or malicious.
frankly rm
should default to using the trash bin as well, for desktop-focused distros.
this is why i like the DDG approach: don’t have the LLM try to reason, just have it pull information from sources you’ve checked aren’t completely insane, and summarize an answer from there.
ramsey git full
“THAT’S NOT A VALID COMMAND YOU FUCKING DONKEY”
and of course at the lowest level the particle interactions are all calculated by cueball using rocks in a desert
python is IMO the closest thing we have to a platonic ideal scripting language: it’s pseudocode that actually runs and you can just slap together libraries with minimal mental effort until it works.
Great for gently getting into programming so you quickly see results without having to learn arcane incantations, and for writing small tool programs; not so great for writing a kernel in.
as if the technology is what makes livestream services difficult anyways lmao
it’s just expensive as shit because it involves a lot of data
import yhwh
def interventionSort(unsortedList):
sortedList = yhwh.pray(
"Oh great and merciful Lord above, let thine glory shine upon yonder list!",
unsortedList
)
return sortedList
that explains why it took god 7 days to make the universe
“hey AI, please write a program that checks if a number is prime”