[ot][spam][crazy][personal] gentle coding coping
if (implying(coding, pain) && implying(coding, relaxation)) { sleep(0.4); }
puzzle = ‘relaxation pain’.split(‘ ‘) import random random.shuffle(puzzle) weighted_puzzle = { piece: random.random() for piece in puzzle }
# a simulation of a balance of justice for puzzle pieces from dataclasses import dataclass class balance_of_justice: @dataclass class bowl: def
we invent a pseudocode for people with decaying cognition that is obvious enough that a language model could convert it to any language if instructed to we possibly call it the “pseudocode on the wall”
the pseudocode on the wall reminds you that you want to have ease writing real code - structure representing a point parameterized by the number of dimensions, default constructs to origin. add methods and members to the structure for spatial manipulation and optimizations such as work vectorization as needed by other code.
we consider a particle system that uses an automatically-generated point structure we consider the goal of a particle system we derive a run loop and a collection of point structres we expect to derive an update function that mutates the point objects
[i got positive feedback around my dissociative issues today. i was thrn disconnected from the person who gave this feedback via telecommunications misbehavior (they disappeared from the chat for me, they own it). but there are upcoming events they run and gave invitation to.]
it’s interesting to consider the psychological problem of part of your mind preventing you from doing, thinking, realizing something. i have different holding of considering this. you can step into it and consider it. some parts are real feelings, others seem lost or [projected feelings that are just to pursue goals]. it’ your own experiences so it’s mind boggling and can leave you [lost yourself]
after working for years to do small coding, and my history of past skill with coding, it’s actually kind of pleasant to press my dissociation by trying to code. i don’t necessarily succeed though. sometimes the areas are easy sometimes hard. i/you? can work around dissociation issues by building skill in many areas of the mind. so i just do it a lot and build habits distant from the feelings [like somebody with dementia] but i don’t always find a path to this, and sometimes it can be very intense and influential to work that hard on something, and usually it 8nvolves a number of phases of extreme psychological experiences to return from
print(1+1) # expecting output of 2. is any9ne checking this? we’re lo9king for more confirmation of what is clearly correct and what has other things going on. things that are clearly correct can be combined to meet goals you know def mock_print(*params): global print_output print_output = ‘ ‘.join([str(param) for param in params]) print = mock_print print(1+1) assert print_output == ‘2’ print = __builtins__.print # i would like to test the stream writing and put it in a class, but it is helpful
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