- all the Bo Burnham standups + inside, some of it is genius and it's hard to categorize it as humor. Inside is a masterpiece that has nothing to do with his other stand ups.
- The Last of Us: Part 1
- Hunt Showdown
| Hey, I'm mimoo-1316043 and I have contributed to the aptos-keyless-jan25-iteration MPC Phase2 Trusted Setup ceremony. | |
| The following are my contribution signatures: | |
| Circuit # 1 (main) | |
| Contributor # 21 | |
| Contribution Hash: 32e63097 038d186a f662af15 d40dba11 | |
| 364db47a 7c629b09 47c96326 ee76aeeb | |
| 0b912a34 b8a2d818 4b756a04 da4e889a | |
| 00b1e7a0 afd4c305 6c2e20bb fb88dc3f |
| import argparse | |
| import pandas as pd | |
| from typing import Optional | |
| from pydantic import BaseModel, field_validator, ValidationError | |
| from datetime import datetime | |
| # Define the Pydantic model for sleep data | |
| class SleepData(BaseModel): | |
| cycle_start_time: datetime | None |
You're trying to serde_json::to_string some struct that has an Hashmap that has non-string keys? (like a struct)
You're getting some Error("key must be a string", line: 0, column: 0) error?
You're not finding much help online?
Don't worry.
Simply use https://docs.rs/serde_with/1.5.0/serde_with/derive.SerializeDisplay.html on the type that you use as key
| /*! `python` grammar compiled for Highlight.js 11.10.0 */ | |
| var hljsGrammar=(()=>{"use strict";return e=>{ | |
| const n=e.regex,a=/[\p{XID_Start}_]\p{XID_Continue}*/u,s=["and","as","assert","async","await","break","case","class","continue","def","del","elif","else","except","finally","for","from","global","if","import","in","is","lambda","match","nonlocal|10","not","or","pass","raise","return","try","while","with","yield"],t={ | |
| $pattern:/[A-Za-z]\w+|__\w+__/,keyword:s, | |
| built_in:["__import__","abs","all","any","ascii","bin","bool","breakpoint","bytearray","bytes","callable","chr","classmethod","compile","complex","delattr","dict","dir","divmod","enumerate","eval","exec","filter","float","format","frozenset","getattr","globals","hasattr","hash","help","hex","id","input","int","isinstance","issubclass","iter","len","list","locals","map","max","memoryview","min","next","object","oct","open","ord","pow","print","property","range","repr","reversed","round","set","setattr","slice","sorted","staticmethod","str","sum","super" |
Paying taxes on https://www.tax.ny.gov/? You get some error message?
This is normal.
There website is shit.
You just need to clear your cookies, which you can by clicking on the button in the address bar.
I'm currently stuck trying to recover money from them. Do not pay for anything on blossomup.co as they will then continuously charge your accounts
Beware when shopping for mattresses, store clerks will try to get you to commit by telling you false information. These 120-day return policies are a lie (unless it's Costco), of course they can deliver to your place in no time, there's no peak season, no. you don't sleep better in X and you don't need Y. They use all the sales tactic they can find (for example, if you're a couple they'll try to figure out who is the more opiniated of the two and side with them to force a buy).
In addition, all these brands are all owned by the same people. Tempur pedic, sealy, stearns, etc. There is no "luxury mattress". Past a certain price point (which I suspect is ~$500) it's all wasted money.
Don't trust the reviews! Nobody buys a mattress, sleep on it for a year or two, and then leaves a review on Reddit or on another website. It's all fake reviews. Any review that tells you X is bad, Y is much better, is basically fake. Don't trust what you read on reddit.
So what should you do? Costco or IKEA, that's it. Both have
| q = 5 | |
| Fq = GF(q) | |
| R.<x> = Fq[] | |
| Fq2.<i> = Fq.extension(x^2 + 2) | |
| a = 0 | |
| b = -3 | |
| # Create elliptic curves over Fq and Fq2 | |
| E = EllipticCurve(Fq, [a, b]) | |
| E2 = EllipticCurve(Fq2, [a, b]) |
This is a cached version of this blogpost: https://www.reddit.com/r/rust/comments/fudgku/why_im_building_a_new_async_runtime/
Which was removed from everywhere by the author (even the wayback machine!).
IMO it's too good to be removed from the Internet, so here it is. I got so hyped reading that blogpost that it inspired me to write my own similar blogpost here.