especially if some of the children have a background in cyber crime . this is somehow not a joke , see this video (youtube.com)
MinekPo1
YES . its so unhinged . they have an entire page discussing if Obama is actually a Muslim
one small gripe i have is that the repr¹ doesn't handle aliases (ie items with more than one bit set) that well , but tbh its not an easy problem
example to illustrate the problem :
class Foo(enum.Flag):
A = auto()
B = auto()
C = auto()
# no D
AB = 0b0011
CD = 0b1100
print(Foo.AB | Foo.C) # <Foo.A|B|C: 7> NOT <Foo.AB|C: 7>
print(Foo.CD | Foo.A) # <Foo.A|C|CD: 13> NOT <Foo.A|CD: 7>
its a minor thing but it annoys me a bit
[1]: the _name_
member , which is used by __repr__
, of an enum member is actually generated either when the individual enum class is created or when the value is first needed by _missing_
. also the docs call these names surrounded by single underscores "sunder" names
while many great things have been said in this thread i'll also link to the docs for enum.Flag
(docs.python.org) which wraps bitmap integer enums
my first D&D character was a murder hobo cannibal paladin . I will not elaborate
note that the -- ->
operator is different than --->
depends on your format ? if the format is binary anyway or has binary blobs (ie it needs a program that is able to handle octets outside the printable range) and using those characters does not introduce any ambiguities with the format then go for it . ANSI and related control codes all start with 0x1B
doubt it , since they shorten their username to CY78 , for example on their youtube channel profile or in the vaguely lewd unicode art
the other mentioned repo has the same payload soooo
silly
looks at IP address you code in python right ?