Eabryt's recent activity
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Comment on Advice for hosting (and building) a personal website in ~comp
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Comment on Advice for hosting (and building) a personal website in ~comp
Eabryt LinkMan my favorite thing about Tildes is how often someone is asking the same questions I've been thinking about recently. Following this closely. I've just moved to a new town and after finding it...Man my favorite thing about Tildes is how often someone is asking the same questions I've been thinking about recently.
Following this closely. I've just moved to a new town and after finding it impossible to get good information about the local elections and candidate, I'm thinking about putting together a website where I can compile everything together for anyone who wants it.
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Comment on Do you use an RSS reader? in ~tech
Eabryt LinkI set up FreshRSS awhile back (possibly last time a question like this was asked) and have been using it pretty religiously since. Historically I'm terrible about signing up for way too many...I set up FreshRSS awhile back (possibly last time a question like this was asked) and have been using it pretty religiously since.
Historically I'm terrible about signing up for way too many newsletters and then falling behind, so I've been trying super hard to limit what feeds I subscribe to. So far The Atlantic is the only one that I regularly skip articles from.
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Comment on Ten days in December- Germany with kids: Itinerary feasibility in ~travel
Eabryt Link ParentHmm, my wife and I tend to do all the big tourist things like museums and art galleries and whatnot. We also love finding great places to eat. My wife is vegan so usually it's a little bit easier...Hmm, my wife and I tend to do all the big tourist things like museums and art galleries and whatnot. We also love finding great places to eat. My wife is vegan so usually it's a little bit easier to find more "local" places vs tourist traps.
We're debating spending some time outside the city as well, so if you have suggestions of any cities or towns we should check out, let me know!
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Comment on Ten days in December- Germany with kids: Itinerary feasibility in ~travel
Eabryt LinkIn what's feeling like a really small world moment, my wife and I also just randomly booked a 2-week trip to Germany in December. We'll be in Berlin but definitely going to be keeping an eye on...In what's feeling like a really small world moment, my wife and I also just randomly booked a 2-week trip to Germany in December. We'll be in Berlin but definitely going to be keeping an eye on this thread for ideas.
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Comment on What would you recommend for a single, minimal, "overview-of-the-world" news source? in ~talk
Eabryt Link ParentMan this is such a big plus for me. I have a few different daily news podcasts and newsletters I subscribe to and while I can appreciate the different viewpoints, it gets boring hearing about the...I find one advantage of this site is that a single event is rarely covered more than once.
Man this is such a big plus for me. I have a few different daily news podcasts and newsletters I subscribe to and while I can appreciate the different viewpoints, it gets boring hearing about the same story over and over.
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Comment on Tales of the Shire | Official announcement trailer in ~games
Eabryt LinkThis looks interesting. The graphics seem a bit poorer than I would expect in this day and age, based on the gameplay it maybe looks to be similar themes to Stardew Valley (although I haven't...This looks interesting.
The graphics seem a bit poorer than I would expect in this day and age, based on the gameplay it maybe looks to be similar themes to Stardew Valley (although I haven't played that game much so I could be wrong)
I think the price is going to be the biggest factor in how well it does.
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Comment on FBI informant charged with lying about Joe and Hunter Biden's ties to Ukrainian energy company in ~news
Eabryt LinkThat seems not great!being charged with making a false statement and creating a false and fictitious record
That seems not great!
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Comment on “Wherever you get your podcasts” is a radical statement in ~tech
Eabryt Link ParentThat's fair. A few years ago I invested in a Synology NAS to host my Plex content and slowly over time I've been spinning up more and more docker containers to run things. I haven't gone through...That's fair. A few years ago I invested in a Synology NAS to host my Plex content and slowly over time I've been spinning up more and more docker containers to run things. I haven't gone through the work to make it super accessible outside of my home network, which I think would require a bit more energy than I've got for this.
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Comment on “Wherever you get your podcasts” is a radical statement in ~tech
Eabryt Link ParentI started hosting my own RSS server with FreshRSS about a year ago and I've really enjoyed it. It's helping me get back into reading more long-form articles.I started hosting my own RSS server with FreshRSS about a year ago and I've really enjoyed it. It's helping me get back into reading more long-form articles.
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Comment on American Red Cross declares an emergency blood shortage, as number of donors hits twenty-year low in ~health
Eabryt LinkI always wanted to donate blood growing up but every time I found myself coming up with an excuse for not having the time. Sadly I've since been diagnosed with a chronic disease that makes me...I always wanted to donate blood growing up but every time I found myself coming up with an excuse for not having the time.
Sadly I've since been diagnosed with a chronic disease that makes me ineligible to donate. On the plus side, the doctors get plenty of my blood to keep for themselves.
Very thankful to everyone who is able to donate.
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Comment on A trip down the UK in ~travel
Eabryt Link ParentCan't you just use tap to pay on your phone to get the same benefits? That way you don't have to put money on a card that will just sit there if you don't plan it perfectly.Can't you just use tap to pay on your phone to get the same benefits? That way you don't have to put money on a card that will just sit there if you don't plan it perfectly.
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Comment on Day 9: Mirage Maintenance in ~comp.advent_of_code
Eabryt LinkI guess they wanted me to be able to enjoy my Saturday? Once again, definitely could have been done simpler but I generally don't plan out my code in advance and just write as I read the problem....I guess they wanted me to be able to enjoy my Saturday? Once again, definitely could have been done simpler but I generally don't plan out my code in advance and just write as I read the problem.
Code
def find_dif(list): new_list = [] for i in range(len(list)-1): new_list.append(list[i+1] - list[i]) return new_list def part1(lines): print(f"Part 1!") total = 0 for line in lines: history = list(map(int, line.split())) reading = [history] while len(history) != history.count(0): history = find_dif(history) reading.append(history) for l in reversed(range(len(reading) - 1)): reading[l].append(reading[l][-1] + reading[l+1][-1]) total += reading[0][-1] print(f"Result: {total}") def part2(lines): print(f"Part 2!") total = 0 for line in lines: history = list(map(int, line.split())) reading = [history] while len(history) != history.count(0): history = find_dif(history) reading.append(history) for l in reversed(range(len(reading) - 1)): reading[l].insert(0,reading[l][0] - reading[l + 1][0]) total += reading[0][0] print(f"Result: {total}") def openFile(): return open("input.txt", "r").readlines() def main(): f = openFile() part1(f) part2(f) if __name__ == '__main__': main() -
Comment on Day 6: Wait For It in ~comp.advent_of_code
Eabryt LinkAfter all my issues with yesterdays code, today's was incredibly easy. I made it more complicated than it needed to be as I was anticipating some more issues. Part 2 was definitely a bit slow from...After all my issues with yesterdays code, today's was incredibly easy.
I made it more complicated than it needed to be as I was anticipating some more issues. Part 2 was definitely a bit slow from a performance issue, but I'm talking 5-10s slow, not minutes.
All my code
import re class Race: def __init__(self, time, dist): self.time = time self.dist = dist def __repr__(self, options): return f'To win, hold the button for {[x for x in options]} second(s)' def best_options(self): options = [] for x in range(self.time): if x * (self.time - x) > self.dist: options.append(x) return options def part1(lines): print(f"Part 1!") lines = lines.strip().split('\n') times, dist = [re.findall(r'(\d+)', s) for s in lines] times = list(map(int, times)) dist = list(map(int, dist)) races = [] for x in range(len(times)): races.append(Race(times[x], dist[x])) winners = 1 for race in races: winners *= len(race.best_options()) print(f"Result: {winners}") def part2(lines): print(f"Part 2!") lines = lines.strip().split('\n') times, dist = [re.findall(r'(\d+)', s) for s in lines] times = int(''.join(times)) dist = int(''.join(dist)) race = Race(times, dist) winners = len(race.best_options()) print(f"Result: {winners}") def openFile(): return open("input.txt", "r").read() def main(): f = openFile() part1(f) part2(f) if __name__ == '__main__': main() -
Comment on Day 5: If You Give A Seed A Fertilizer in ~comp.advent_of_code
Eabryt Link ParentNot gonna lie, that Visualization doesn't help me at all. Not sure if that's because it's going too fast or just because I'm struggling with this one overall.Not gonna lie, that Visualization doesn't help me at all. Not sure if that's because it's going too fast or just because I'm struggling with this one overall.
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Comment on Day 5: If You Give A Seed A Fertilizer in ~comp.advent_of_code
Eabryt Link ParentOkay cool. Final (hopefully) question. Going to spoiler it just to be safe. Spoilers Am I correct that once we get past the first map, it's possible that the value it's referencing might have more...Okay cool. Final (hopefully) question. Going to spoiler it just to be safe.
Spoilers
Am I correct that once we get past the first map, it's possible that the value it's referencing might have more than one matching map?
AKA. Looking at
39 0 15for thesoil-to-fertilizermap. When we're doing our range we get to a soil value of14 -> 39Currently we have soil 14 showing up twice in our list. Once for Seed 14 (it didn't have a soil set in the first map), and once for Seed 29 (which was set in the previous map), should both seed fertilizer values be set to 39?
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Comment on Day 5: If You Give A Seed A Fertilizer in ~comp.advent_of_code
Eabryt (edited )Link ParentYeah I understand all that. The problem comes when we go to the next map. Sticking with seed 42. If I understand correctly, the first line of 0 15 37 would mean that for Seed 42 it would have Soil...Yeah I understand all that.
The problem comes when we go to the next map.
Sticking with seed 42.
If I understand correctly, the first line of
0 15 37would mean that for Seed 42 it would have Soil 42, and now Fertilizer value of 27.However, now we've got seed 99. It has a soil of 51, which isn't in that range, so does that mean fertilizer should be set to 51, or 99?
edit: Also, For that
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Comment on Day 5: If You Give A Seed A Fertilizer in ~comp.advent_of_code
Eabryt LinkThis is killing me mostly just because I am having a hard time understanding the actual problem, I sometimes hate how little example they give. I'm hoping someone can help. In the example they of...This is killing me mostly just because I am having a hard time understanding the actual problem, I sometimes hate how little example they give. I'm hoping someone can help.
In the example they of course run through the
seed-to-soilmap. For seed 79, it says soil number is 81.What I'm a bit confused about is when we get to the
soil-to-fertilizermap. We don't touch seed 79, so why is the fertilizer number 81 instead of 79? When I'm going through that first map should I basically be "initializing" all the later values (fertilizer, water, light, etc) to that initial soil number? The wording is a bit unclear sometimes and I really wish they would have an idiot like me help with with description/examples. -
Comment on Join the Tildes Advent of Code leaderboard! in ~comp.advent_of_code
Eabryt LinkOh nice! I usually start strong and then slowly life gets in the way. That will be especially true this year with travel around the holidays. Hoping I can make it past 12/14 this year as that's...Oh nice! I usually start strong and then slowly life gets in the way. That will be especially true this year with travel around the holidays. Hoping I can make it past 12/14 this year as that's when I stopped last year.
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Comment on Day 4: Scratchcards in ~comp.advent_of_code
Eabryt (edited )Link ParentQuick question. I'm doing something pretty similar to you (grabbing the winning/mine and overlaps slightly different, but results in the same), but when I submit my answer for part 2 it's telling...Quick question.
I'm doing something pretty similar to you (grabbing the winning/mine and overlaps slightly different, but results in the same), but when I submit my answer for part 2 it's telling me my answer is too high. Would you maybe be able to point me in the correct direction?
Edit: Never mind, it was my damn REGEX, as always.
Part 2
def part2(lines): print(f"Part 2!") cards = defaultdict(lambda: 1) for line in lines: card = int(re.search(r'Card.*(\d+):', line).group(1)) # <- This needs to capture on \s+(\d+), otherwise it doesn't grab all digits, just the last place. cards[card] winning, mine = map(lambda x: list(map(int, x.split())), line.strip().split(":")[1].split("|")) overlap = len(set(winning) & set(mine)) for x in range(card + 1, card + overlap + 1): cards[x] += cards[card] print(f"Result: {sum(cards.values())}")
Oh that's neat.
I'm not sure I love the idea of everyone being able to edit though, I'll have to mess around with it. Ideally my plan is for it to be a non-partisan source. I'm hoping it'll also help me get more involved in what's going on in my town.