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3:16 AM

@ThatBrazilianGuy lmao ok ok ok

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3:49 AM

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4:31 AM

@rahuldottech Ture lol

Any idea how to do what I want to do?

allquixotic

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5:26 AM

tomshardware.com/news/… lol

> [...] a $50 fine on a company with a $511 billion market cap and whose share price is $179.10 at time of writing, seems like either a typo or a bad joke.

12:02 PM

If any python pros can help...

pastebin.com/MAsV9gLM

>>> print(uptime_string)
1 day, 19:33:09.030000
>>> def colon_split(a):
...     if a.count(":") == 1:
...             return a.split(":")[0]
...     else:
...             return ":".join(a.split(":", 2)[:2])
... colon_split(uptime_string)
  File "<stdin>", line 6
    colon_split(uptime_string)
              ^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax

12:20 PM

@djsmiley2k I don't have much experience with the whatchacallit (REPL?), but it looks as though you're still in the function definition when you try to call colon_split()

try an extra blank line

nope

i r in the python thingy

is that repl? i dunno

>>> def foo():
... print("foo")
... return
...
>>> foo()
foo

>>> def colon_split(a):
... if a.count(":") == 1:
... return a.split(":")[0]
... else:
... return ":".join(a.split(":", 2)[:2])
...
>>> uptime_string = "1 day, 19:33:09.030000"
>>> colon_split(uptime_string)
'1 day, 19:33'

ate the formatting

oh wait

whaaaa

i thought it was because i needed to assign a value to it

> a = colon_split(uptime_string)

i.e. like so

you can do that

tim@musha ~ $ ./uptime.py
1 day, 20:01:08.170000
1 day, 20:01

boom

12:25 PM

>>> a = colon_split(uptime_string)
>>> print(a)
1 day, 19:33

ty

np np :)

> tim@musha ~ $ cat ./uptime.py
#!/usr/bin/python3

def colon_split(a):
if a.count(":") == 1:
return a.split(":")[0]
else:
return ":".join(a.split(":", 2)[:2])

from datetime import timedelta

with open('/proc/uptime', 'r') as f:
uptime_seconds = float(f.readline().split()[0])
uptime_string = str(timedelta(seconds = uptime_seconds))

print(uptime_string)

a = colon_split(uptime_string)
print(a)
tim@musha ~ $

weird how great minds do the same thing ;D

hmmm

does import datetime not actually import timedelta? D:

> import datetime
from datetime import timedelta

It does

12:28 PM

under the datetime namespace

ie datetime.timedelta()

ah

if you import a specific function (etc) it makes it available without the parent namespace

output = output.replace('UPTIME_V',str(uptime))

weird, why isn't it replacing uptime

something to do with mangling the % symbol I wonder.

github.com/djsmiley2k/kindle-weather-display/tree/master/server if you wanna look

@djsmiley2k it's a different case

id="text3151-75-6">Uptime_V</text>

so it won't match UPTIME_V

>>> A = "fooBAR"
>>> A.replace("bar", "baz")
'fooBAR'
>>> A.replace("BAR", "baz")
'foobaz'

1:10 PM

Chocolate is so good!

unpopular_opinion_puffin.jpg

;-P

So I wanted $chocolate1, but the store I went to only had $chocolate2. So I bought four of $chocolate2, and then went to another store and bought ten of $chocolate1. I come home and eat one of both and realise I want to have $chocolate2 more than $chocolate1. Welp.

2:12 PM

@bertieb hmmm why is inkscape making a mess of this

or maybe i did it in gimp, i forget

what kidna chocolate you get there @rahuldottech?

do they just keep it in fridges?

2:24 PM

roar

@djsmiley2k all kinds

@djsmiley2k well duh ;P

ok, i don't think you quite understand how much chocolate there is in the world

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2:26 PM

@bwDraco Command puffin learned

Are we talking a random chocolate bar, like a twix or double decker? Or pure chocolate, such as dairy milk, or proper chocolate like godiva or belgium choc or whatever?

some green and black's maybe?

I personally like a good proper 85%~, maybe spiced.