u/Glittering_Fortune70

I'm basically in poverty right now, and I've found that sardines are simply the single best protein source. They're incredibly cheap, they have 22-23grams of protein in a can for roughly 150 calories, and they have FAR lower concentrations of mercury than tuna and many other fish since they're near the bottom of the food chain. If you eat them you gain the strength and agility of a housecat by eating what it would eat, and I can even put them in a small plastic baggie so that it looks like I'm eating fishing bait.

Anyway, why don't more people recommend sardines? They're incredible and they form the bulk of my daily protein intake, partly because of money and partly because i'm semi-pescetarian.

I took a basic class in college that taught me Python. I heard about LeetCode as an option for practicing, but I can't figure out how to submit my solution. I did a problem called "Shuffle The Array", and I got it working in a jupyter notebook thingy in another tab. But when I pasted it into LeetCode, it said my answer was wrong. My code was as follows:

class Solution(object):
    def shuffle(self, nums, n):
        """
        :type nums: List[int]
        :type n: int
        :rtype: List[int]
        """
        
nums = [2, 5, 1, 3, 4, 7]
n = 3


nums_new = []


nums_x = nums[:n]
nums_y = nums[n:]


for i in range(n):
  nums_new.append(nums_x[i])
  nums_new.append(nums_y[i])
  


nums = nums_new

The first section (everything before nums = [2, 5, 1, 3, 4, 7]) was the code that was automatically put in there by LeetCode. I don't know what any of it means, but I didn't mess with it.

It looks like whenever I submit it, I have the correct answer under Stdout, but the "Output" section is blank. How do I make LeetCode know that I got the correct answer?

I've been pretty poor lately, and whenever I'm low on money I start subconsciously eating too little. I weighed myself today and realized I lost 10 lb, which is very concerning because I went from 136 to 126 lb (I'm 5'4", AMAB but taking estradiol). I lost that weight in a fairly short period of time, too.

Any advice on gaining that weight back? I don't have a lot of money, and I naturally struggle to eat.

So I get a feeling of intense hopelessness sometimes that stops me from doing my responsibilities. I tried mindfulness, but it didn't have any useful effect. I stopped thinking the thoughts that I get when I feel that way ("what I do or don't do is completely irrelevant because the universe will reach the same end state of heat death regardless"), but still felt hopeless. So then I decided to stop caring about whether or not i feel hopeless, but I still didn't do the important tasks because I still didn't have a reason to do them, and it's impossible to do something without a reason unless it's an involuntary reflex.

My question is this: if mindfulness doesn't change my behavior, why should I do it?