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if you know you know

so… how far can you nest your code?

class List(list):
	name = ""
	def __class_getitem__(cls, key):
		class List_:
			def __new__(_cls, *args, **kwargs):
				new = cls.__new__(cls, *args, **kwargs)
				new.name = key
				return new
		return List_
	
	def __repr__(self):
		return f"{self.name} {super().__repr__()}"

I had a feeling that I need to upgrade sync Arch every month

(or indeed, the package database)

I love how my copy of Wine64 doesn’t even put anything in SysWOW64

https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/791629208/

Imagine python, but written like ML:

def greet name = f"Hello, {name}"

Give these shapes a name.

I’m installing xfce4 to replace lxde and well…

Let’s just say xfdesktop went kaput.

rate my wallpaper

https://gist.github.com/Gilbert189/ab04381364c49078a3f12d9017338fd7

use this if you want to make other people know you’re in /chat

ratio

(another rejected post)

MagicCrayon9342 wrote:

ISTILLMAKESTUFF wrote:

My Youtube home is filled up with the m2 pro mac mini

Apple fan moment

¬¬

Just saying, I'm rather irritated when you said that.

Now don't punch me.

The problem with Lua is that it can’t stand alone as a language; it needs to have a mutual relationship with its host in order to be usable.

Otherwise you will get a language so poor in features you might as well consider rewriting your code in Pascal.

So for my IoT project I want to make a doorbell with audio (like the Ring but crappier)

Originally I was going to use Codec2 as the codec to transmit the voice and use raw sockets to transmit them

Then I spent my time figuring out how to have a low-delay event-call connection (since that’s the problem with the Ring)

Eventually I learned that Telegram has voice calls so I’ve decided to use that instead

Edit: turns out I can’t use voice calls for bots so back to square one