mcclure

I'm assuming the core comes down to the different Scripts/Scenarios for instrumentality

1. Yui's script— possibly benevolent
2. SEELE's script — malevolent
3. Gendo's script— malevolent, but results in Gendo reuniting his soul with Yui's
4. Shinji's script — possibly benevolent, poorly thought out
5. Misato/pirate script — NO INSTRUMENTALITY

In the TV series Gendo's script was followed to conclusion, the world's humans lost their bodies and individuality but Yui got to be immortal in Unit 01 in space. Gendo was unhappy because he didn't get to be with Yui. SEELE was happy even though they didn't get to be immortal because humanity became a hivemind so that was pretty close to their script.

In rebuild 2, Shinji goes Third Impact early and almost executes a feral script for instrumentality, but Kaworu halts him with a Spear so that it can be carried out later on SEELE's script. Time passes, SEELE has retracted into the monoliths so they can be immortal, Gendo is building EVA 13 so he can restart instrumental

mcclure

Here's a few thoughts— I'll put a rot13.com summary by each one

Felix Gilman - The Half-Made World

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mcclure

// Helper program translates from decimal numbers to C99 "%a" format.
// Arguments:
//     -r   : Translate %a to decimal instead
//     -d   : Use doubles
// Then enter numbers you want to convert one line at a time
//
// To compile just do: gcc percenta.c
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdbool.h>
#include <string.h>

mcclure

[style^='clip-path: url("#hex-hw-shapeclip-clipconfig");'] 
{ 
  background-color: black; 
}
 
[style^='clip-path: url("#hex-hw-shapeclip-clipconfig");']::before
{ 
  background-color: black; 
  color: white;
  content: "NFT USER lmao";

mcclure

So I find myself writing this match statement:

line.push(match ch {
    'a'..='z' => { (ch as u8) - ('a' as u8) }
    'S' => { start = Some(UVec2::new(line.len() as u32, match grid { None => 0, Some(ref grid) => grid.nrows() as u32 })); 0  }
    'E' => { end   = Some(UVec2::new(line.len() as u32, match grid { None => 0, Some(ref grid) => grid.nrows() as u32 })); 25 }
    _ => return invalid2()
})

mcclure

import click
import os
import os.path
import pathlib as purepath
import shutil

@click.command(help="Clone the json files *only* out of a directory tree")
@click.argument('indir', type=click.STRING)
@click.argument('outdir', type=click.STRING)
@click.option('-X', '--exclude', type=click.STRING, help="Skip this file/directory", multiple=True)