Hiya everyone

I'm Infamia and I enjoy watching the occasional anime with a tsundere as the side-character and a cute main character.

Besides that (that being a side-hobby), my main hobby is programming any forms of software/programs inside Python: a language I have been doing- and still do- for 5+ years. Thenceforth I would consider myself as a professional within the language and seemingly able to answer most questions ranging from simple to most abstract and weird problems.

tbh i was referred to here (indirectly) by somebody called teo-sensei.

Hello! Python is pretty fun, when it's not being unpredictable! Welcome to Lewd ^_^

malmon wrote

Hello! Python is pretty fun, when it's not being unpredictable! Welcome to Lewd ^_^

I'm sure python thinks you're the one being unpredicatable.

Yeah, thanks for the introduction-- if you want any help with Python (i dont think u do, but hypothetically one day say you did) you can PM me or add me on discord at:
,=,+__#4131

malmon wrote

Hello! Python is pretty fun, when it's not being unpredictable! Welcome to Lewd ^_^

^-^
python is never unpredictable, computers aren't unpredictable.
cute little newb 😃

RX14 wrote
malmon wrote

Hello! Python is pretty fun, when it's not being unpredictable! Welcome to Lewd ^_^

I'm sure python thinks you're the one being unpredicatable.

well python3 itself is pretty retarded so i wouldn't be surprised whether it was being weird for some people when they thought X would do X but it does A instead.

Infamia wrote
malmon wrote

Hello! Python is pretty fun, when it's not being unpredictable! Welcome to Lewd ^_^

^-^
python is never unpredictable, computers aren't unpredictable.
cute little newb 😃

Nah, I'm conviced that Heisenberg's uncertainty principle has it in for me.

malmon wrote
Infamia wrote
malmon wrote

Hello! Python is pretty fun, when it's not being unpredictable! Welcome to Lewd ^_^

^-^
python is never unpredictable, computers aren't unpredictable.
cute little newb 😃

Nah, I'm conviced that Heisenberg's uncertainty principle has it in for me.

yeah I also believe that Quantum theory states that my code has a 50% chance of not working and another 49% chance of having some form of internal failure and then there's 0.5% chance my PC blows up because my code causes a cataclysmic failure and then there's the other 0.25% chance that it actually runs but with logical errors, and then the final 0.25% chance that it runs-- whereby thenceforth quantum fluctuations might just change the code's ability to run and the binary instructions that the virtual machine executes, therefore messing up my code at the blink of an eye.

Nishikino_Maki wrote

https://github.com/Nintendo64bit/ check out my github if anyone is intrested

i'm not gonna pretend like you didn't just post your github

http://github.com/unazed/

h-here's mine

Infamia wrote
malmon wrote
Infamia wrote
malmon wrote

Hello! Python is pretty fun, when it's not being unpredictable! Welcome to Lewd ^_^

^-^
python is never unpredictable, computers aren't unpredictable.
cute little newb 😃

Nah, I'm conviced that Heisenberg's uncertainty principle has it in for me.

yeah I also believe that Quantum theory states that my code has a 50% chance of not working and another 49% chance of having some form of internal failure and then there's 0.5% chance my PC blows up because my code causes a cataclysmic failure and then there's the other 0.25% chance that it actually runs but with logical errors, and then the final 0.25% chance that it runs-- whereby thenceforth quantum fluctuations might just change the code's ability to run and the binary instructions that the virtual machine executes, therefore messing up my code at the blink of an eye.

I know right?!?! It's so goddamn annoying.

Also here's my super active github https://github.com/maciozo

malmon wrote
Infamia wrote
malmon wrote
Infamia wrote

^-^
python is never unpredictable, computers aren't unpredictable.
cute little newb 😃

Nah, I'm conviced that Heisenberg's uncertainty principle has it in for me.

yeah I also believe that Quantum theory states that my code has a 50% chance of not working and another 49% chance of having some form of internal failure and then there's 0.5% chance my PC blows up because my code causes a cataclysmic failure and then there's the other 0.25% chance that it actually runs but with logical errors, and then the final 0.25% chance that it runs-- whereby thenceforth quantum fluctuations might just change the code's ability to run and the binary instructions that the virtual machine executes, therefore messing up my code at the blink of an eye.

I know right?!?! It's so goddamn annoying.

Also here's my super active github https://github.com/maciozo

i will review it and see whether i can put any pull requests for any python code.......

because i'm a nice person like that :blusssssssh

Nishikino_Maki wrote

woosp sorry i didtnt know ill not post it again next time

no it's fine cutie <3

i like seeing people's githubs

Infamia wrote
malmon wrote
Infamia wrote
malmon wrote

Nah, I'm conviced that Heisenberg's uncertainty principle has it in for me.

yeah I also believe that Quantum theory states that my code has a 50% chance of not working and another 49% chance of having some form of internal failure and then there's 0.5% chance my PC blows up because my code causes a cataclysmic failure and then there's the other 0.25% chance that it actually runs but with logical errors, and then the final 0.25% chance that it runs-- whereby thenceforth quantum fluctuations might just change the code's ability to run and the binary instructions that the virtual machine executes, therefore messing up my code at the blink of an eye.

I know right?!?! It's so goddamn annoying.

Also here's my super active github https://github.com/maciozo

i will review it and see whether i can put any pull requests for any python code.......

because i'm a nice person like that :blusssssssh

Well... if you insist. Most of the stuff is unfinished and abandoned. Only thing worth anything is npImage, AutoScaler, and IlMattoImage viewer (if you dare)

malmon wrote
Infamia wrote
malmon wrote
Infamia wrote

yeah I also believe that Quantum theory states that my code has a 50% chance of not working and another 49% chance of having some form of internal failure and then there's 0.5% chance my PC blows up because my code causes a cataclysmic failure and then there's the other 0.25% chance that it actually runs but with logical errors, and then the final 0.25% chance that it runs-- whereby thenceforth quantum fluctuations might just change the code's ability to run and the binary instructions that the virtual machine executes, therefore messing up my code at the blink of an eye.

I know right?!?! It's so goddamn annoying.

Also here's my super active github https://github.com/maciozo

i will review it and see whether i can put any pull requests for any python code.......

because i'm a nice person like that :blusssssssh

Well... if you insist. Most of the stuff is unfinished and abandoned. Only thing worth anything is npImage, AutoScaler, and IlMattoImage viewer (if you dare)

there i made a pull request on one of the modules in npImage.

:c

We come from a faraway world, with technology that is two centuries ahead, the best and the brightest 2D people, and the most powerful empire in the Local Group.

Map Seed: 5603861 from Planet Map Generator. The name of the planet we arrive from is Lucia.

LucianDreamer wrote

We come from a faraway world, with technology that is two centuries ahead, the best and the brightest 2D people, and the most powerful empire in the Local Group.

Map Seed: 5603861 from Planet Map Generator. The name of the planet we arrive from is Lucia.

you post nice lewd stuff

but thanks for the welcome!
though i'm not into that sort of rp