if arrays existed i wouldn't have to keep creating tables with the express purposes of making a one-to-many relation because i can't make a specific column be an array
i use a sql database instead of json just cuz apparently i'm supposed to
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for a discord bot i made i initially was using a python object and pickling it because JSON can't support numbers that large so it kept turning them into strings
but i found using flask sql-alchemy easier and less buggy
@WheatWizard Have you ever used VBScript? Because I would rather code exclusively in brainfuck, but where all the characters are homoglyphs of each other, than ever use VBScript again
@pxeger I generally don't exit functions prematurely using return in most languages, since I find it confusing to read. It's definitely not something needed.
> A friendly message from The Name of All that is Good and Holy: Hello! This is The Name of All that is Good and Holy. Before you think of making your own extension to this language, here's another idea for you to consider: Don't! For the love of me, please don't make another derivative of this language! Unless you have something truly new to contribute, it's been done a million times before and will probably make it worse than the original.
in scheme you don't have return by default (you never need it for pure functions), but when it's convenient you can add returnas a function, and you can return from any expression, plus it's a first class value
I will reccomend to everyone to listen to my profile picture. Takashi - Yasuaki Shimizu, its some sort of japanese experimental jazz, one of my favourite albums of all time even though I really don't like Jazz.
@hyper-neutrino Idk about you, but I also have obvious and describable consistencies in subsets of my music (e.g. any pop/pop punk from 2009-2014 is 100% good for me :P), but put them all together and words fail me :P
@cairdcoinheringaahing see every time i decide on a subset of music and think i won't like anything outside of it i eventually find something outside of it i like :p
initially i hated kpop but i think gangnam style gave me a bad impression early on and eventually i kind of liked some of it (definitely not related to one of my friends making me listen to like a crap ton of it lol)
I didn't listen to music intentionally until I was like 21 so my music tastes are pretty eclectic, just grabbing onto whatever. I never really developed a prefered genre.
@user well i don't mean like i'm convinced i won't and refuse to listen to other music, more that i think i've found the subset of music i like but then eventually that's false
i'll listen to other music if recommended; like i didn't enjoy yasuaki shimizu too much but it was nice and i listened to the whole thing on recommendation anyway
even just the overall style of music i like listening to has gone back and forth between like calm/slow/sad and energetic/whatever a couple of times at least
oh one song i like that might be more enjoyed by people here than the other one is yoru ni kakeru by YOASOBI. found it from a meme i saw on instagram about people not understanding its lyrics, actually, lol, but it's a good song
@cairdcoinheringaahing Motherfucker=redeemer. It is really best played in the sequence of the album. But man what a song. The album version is for me the definitive version but the 2002-03-13 performance at the Icelandic Opera house is sublime as well.
Now I am regretting my choice, motherfucker=redeemer is an excellent song, and I have a hard time saying something else is better, but there are some other really good tracks that I feel bad for not saying.
it's literally just "take all sublists" "filter" "longest" (or if your sublists are in order, tail)
@WheatWizard lol, I always have trouble deciding on my favorite for just about anything. especially smth like music because depending on how i'm feeling i might like one song over another or vice versa so ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
i probably should've posted this question later. idk if i'll cap too early. then again idrc about rep as much, so i'd rather cap early than risk not capping (for the badge :P)
I think mf=r is also kind of more of an aquired taste. It is definitely the fan favourite, but I think if you are acustomed to 6 minute songs with a certain structure it can be hard to parse the monster that is mf=r. There are some songs by the same band that have much more broad appeal. Mladic stands out as an example which I think most people can instantly just get the groove.
God that sounds incredibly pretentious. I don't mean to imply that any song structure is bad. I'm just saying that sometimes you do need to be in the right frame for a song.
Given a non-empty list of integers between 1 and 9 inclusive, find the longest contiguous sublist such that the number of occurrences of each element (of the sublist) within the sublist is equal (not the number of consecutive occurrences, just the total count). You may return any non-empty subset...
It gets even worse when you're trying to edit something with someone else at the same time, so you upload your repository to Floobits and then you need to pull from GitHub and Floobits every time you do something and then push to both places each time and when you have a merge you find the latest version in both places and copy it to a separate folder and manually edit in the changes and then commit and then realize it doesn't work and then you throw the laptop out the window and follow it down
i know how to use git up until when something goes wrong. then i don't know how to fix it, so i just rm -rf and re-clone. then i realize i deleted 5000 lines of gitignored config files
@Wasif (assuming caird is joking - you better be ಠ_ಠ) it is not at all, git is a protocol implemented by more services than just github, e.g. gitlab, bitbucket, etc
I'm actually kind of surprised how ubiquitous github is in some circles seeing how ubiquitous gitlab is in others. I'm not sure why certain circles tend to cluster to one or the other.
To be honest, the only reason I use gitlab since github is owned by microsoft. But there are a lot of things about gitlab I like now that I am on that platform.
Ok I might be a little too hard on myself. If gitlab had been a serious downgrade I probably would have caved and gone back to github. But I actually find it a slight improvement.
I use github normally because it's the first one I was introduced to. I've used bitbucket since back then github didn't have free private repositories. I'm using gitlab right now for work, and I used it in the past since a minecraft server's plugins/scripts were on there too
