Slytherin ideals aren't about being mean, it's about being cunning and sly, which Slughorn was to a T with his slug club shenanigans.

I still haven't finished mourning my factory being obsolete by 1.0 to start.

Alright. I hope for your sake they do better! I too have my irrational supports

Who voted for Kentucky?

And the number one team in the SEC by conference wins is not ranked.

You can mark NSFW and then in the title state that it's for spoiler purposes.

But yeah that's a feature I'd like to see.

Just in time for us to have hope and lose 99-7 next week.

Source: gamecock fan.

I didn't really read the books, I just listened on Audible, so I have a tendency to miss details.

Yeah the green from the rust and since they are called "smokers" and they burn metals... the image of cartoon characters being so mad smoke comes out of their ears appeared in my mind's eye whenever the books mentioned copper burning.

I always imagined it as a faint green smoke coming out of the ears. This is much better

We were warned about this years ago!

The cat should be careful, he's going to drink his one braincell away.

Or is it the beginning of the wall?

Definitely one of the best Hulurama episodes.

Vroom Vroom

You see, killbots have a preset kill limit. Knowing their weakness, I sent wave after wave of my own men at them until they reached their limit and shut down. Dmitry, show them the medal I won.

• Putin, probably.

He has a Masters degree in communication. I remember him talking about taking classes for it way back in the day.

This reminds me of one of the fake cover stories they made up for the Manhattan project wherein they stated they were trying to make a sub that could submerge in the Rio Grande.

I'm not apologizing for keeping y'all in my delusions.

::: spoiler Tap for spoiler But if it's messing with the data, feel free to drop my poll vote. I'm the one who did S.Car for 1 to 24 and then did the other USC for 25. :::

-1/12

This sounds like the peasant rail gun with extra steps.

Here's the Wikipedia page

Basically he is an old man/ software engineer who's famous for his philosophy of coding.

I know I sound like a corporate shill, but check out Cleveland Kitchen brand sauerkraut. It's not as good as homemade, but it's worlds better than that nuclear waste found in the questionable meat aisle of the grocery store or the cans.

Disclaimer: I would only call my skill level as intermediate and would yield to any more senior developer here.

It's not a hard and fast rule, but you can usually write it without the else and in fewer lines.

So take for a very contrived example a function that needs to return a non boolean value for a boolean test. A use case could be if you need to figure out a string argument for another function, such as you need to determine if you need to keep the "first" or "last" duplicate in a dataframe (I'm thinking about pandas's df.drop_dupliactes method).

Continuing with the drop_duplicate thing let's say we have a dataframe we need to de-duplicate but for some reason if the overall length of the dataframe is even, we need to keep the first duplicate and if the dataframe length is odd we keep the last. I don't know why we would, but that was a very particular request from the customer and we need the money to buy more Warhammer figurines.

import pandas as pd

# With else statement
def foo(x: int) -> str:
    if x%2>0:
        return "last"
    else:
        return "first"

# No else statement, shorter.
def foo(x: int) -> str:
    if x%2>0:
        return "last"
    return "first"


#import dataframe, deduplicate
df = pd.read_csv("c:\\path\\to\\data.csv")
dedup = df.drop_duplicates(keep=foo(len(df))

Here's an essay that goes into more detail

For following good practices, I highly recommend using a linter like ruff. I've learned a lot from it's explanations on why my code is bad.

Also I have tried to avoid using else statements.

I'm out of the loop. What's the joke here? I'm guessing it's a fallout thing?

Remember the 6th Rule of Acquisition

Never allow family to stand in the way of opportunity

And the 111th

Treat people in your debt like family... exploit them

You know. Not as bad as Season 11. I almost have hope.

Why are you the kind of person who doesn't like seeing others having fun without you?

Yes and it's great.

In case you have any other questions.

And if VPOTUS is unable, then the US will follow the Presidential Succession Act of 1947

List of those people here

I'm so glad there's a big red arrow so I can easily identify the joke. I would have missed it among all the other comments that weren't visible.

Woah cool idea!

I had used one as the BBEG in a campaign I ran once. It was strictly for a their tier 4 climax and they had multiple side quests to help get some advantages like overcoming the spell resistance or temporarily stoping the health Regen. However, I also gave the Terrasque a ranged attack, and a few extra abilities so the players couldn't metagame and fly and kite.

And they had to figure out a way to trap the monster in a canyon.

Even still I dropped every PC to 0 health at least once in that encounter before they won. A real nail bitter.

It was one of the top five boss fights I ever was a part of on either side of the screen.

Well, drat. You got me there.

Playing games is not safe for work. Unless you work in the games industry

Additionally to what the other poster said, the actors would wear masks (like the comedy/tragedy masks you see decorating drama classrooms) that helped communicate to the cheap seats what emotions the actors were dealing as well as helping amplify the voice.

Additionally there would be a group of actors called the chorus who would occasionally chant lines together (and loudly) that would help summarize what was going on.

To be fair, it has been holding off nuclear war since 1949.

I'm going to carry that weight.