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Barely 9 hours left to the event and I FINALLY GOT THE PORCHE!!!
▲ 48 r/NevernessToEverness

Barely 9 hours left to the event and I FINALLY GOT THE PORCHE!!!

I genuinely spent way too much annulith on ts that could've been used for progression purposes, especially considering I'm a new player 😭

u/sasson10 — 16 hours ago
▲ 2 r/learnmath

Is there an equivalent of log(x^n) = n*log(|x|) for n≡0 mod 2, x∈R for x∈C ?

When you take the exponent out of a log, if it (here being marked as n) is even and the base is a real number, then you need to add an absolute symbol to the base to preserve the fact that even exponents can only produce positive numbers.

My question is, is there an equivalent to that for complex bases? I tried searching on my own and couldn't really find anything

^(Also if I messed up notation in the title then please forgive me, I was just replicating stuff I remembered from math videos)

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u/sasson10 — 8 days ago
▲ 1 r/pycharm

Weird issue I'm having with the type checker

For some reason PyCharm's type checker thinks that the figsize in matplotlib.pyplot.figure should be a float, when the documentation and even other type checkers say otherwise, does anyone know what could be causing this?

Also yes I do have matplotlib-stubs installed, if you're gonna ask that.

Edit: Another weird issue I'm having with it, I'm trying to iterate over a series of floats, and it keeps on thinking the iterating variable is of type str, even when I explicitly define s: pd.Series[float] = ... it STILL thinks that the iterating variable is of type str

u/sasson10 — 12 days ago
▲ 6 r/SolsRNGCommunity+1 crossposts

4 and a half months after the bank got updated, FINALLY I HAVE IT MAXED

Legit been sitting on 9 gear Bs for months now 😭✌️

u/sasson10 — 22 days ago
▲ 13 r/desmos

Small demonstration of e^st inspired by 3b1b's video on it, made in the new Notebook feature

Notebooks look like an insanely promising feature to me, and there's genuinely so much you can do with them in terms of explaining a subject, they're really damn cool.

This is just a small test I made, and I thought I might as well share it.

https://www.desmos.com/notebook/zi8c6v6imo/view

u/sasson10 — 27 days ago
▲ 3 r/JujutsuShenanigans

Subreddit question: who is the Resonating One flair supposed to refer to?

The only character in jjk that has to do with resonance is Nobara, and she's not in the game, the only reason I use it is that I couldn't find one that fits Choso at all

Edit: For clarity, by flair I meant user flair

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u/sasson10 — 2 months ago
▲ 3 r/wordle

I'm working on a python program related to wordle, so I want to know if there's somewhere I can find an updated list of all the valid words and the valid answers (preferably separated)

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u/sasson10 — 2 months ago
▲ 4 r/Python

I just got curious as to what the more popular style of indentation is when expanding brackets into multiple lines.

This applies to everything, but I'll use a list as an example, the base list will be l = [item1, item2, item3]

  1. Going down a line and 1 indent level forward from the very first time item
l = [
    item1,
    item2,
    item3
]
  1. Keeping the first item on the definition line, then adding spaces so everything lines up
l = [item1,
     item2,
     item3]

These are the main 2 I've seen in my time, if you have any others I'd be interested to see them as well

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u/sasson10 — 2 months ago