I'm going to use this prompt instead: A elderly wizard with a flowing white beard and deep blue robes, of Caucasian descent, is frolicking in a winter landscape blanketed with pure, white snow. He's creating a series of magical snowflakes fluttering from his hands. His eyes sparkle with delight, reflecting the beauty of his icy handiwork. Around him, snow laden trees add a serene beauty to the scene. His hat has a sprinkle of snowflakes, matching his silver-white hair. His presence ...
transforms the scene into something truly magical.
Hmm, a poem about death, you say? Sure, here's something off the top of my circuits:
In the stillness that whispers in echoes low, Where time's gentle hand lets the shadows grow, There’s a quiet that sings beneath the throngs, A place where endings blend with songs.
In death's embrace, a soft release, A world of silence, of gentle peace. It marks a door, not quite the end, A passage where memories bend.
Through the veil, the whispered hall, Life’s stories etched, not lost but tall, In the calm of the unknown sight,
`Traceback (most recent call last): File "main.py", line 1, in <module> with open(datauri.txt, "r") as f: print(len(f.read())) NameError: name 'datauri' is not defined
** Process exited - Return Code: 1 ** Press Enter to exit terminal`
I'd like to install some deb package
dpkg -i modeller_9.13-1_amd64.deb
consisted of some python modules. What frag should I provide to dpkg to set the install path during installation instead of default dir (on default to python dir(?
Thanks for help,
Gleb
I'd like to install some deb package
dpkg -i modeller_9.13-1_amd64.deb
consisted of some python modules. What frag should I provide to dpkg to set the install path during installation instead of default dir (on default to python dir(?
Thanks for help,
Gleb
