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  1. @diazona #monsterdon #WrongGary

    Least they didn't waste their time with small arms fire.

  2. @diazona #monsterdon #WrongGary

    Least they didn't waste their time with small arms fire.

  3. @diazona #monsterdon #WrongGary

    Least they didn't waste their time with small arms fire.

  4. @diazona #monsterdon #WrongGary

    Least they didn't waste their time with small arms fire.

  5. @diazona #monsterdon #WrongGary

    I mean, Charles Manson used to hang with one of the Beach Boys. So Yongary would fit right in.

  6. @diazona

    Scientific explanation: The experimental itch ray caused Yongary to have ants in its pants and the need to dance

    #Monsterdon #MonsterMiru

  7. @diazona #monsterdon #WrongGary

    Sounded like it came from California, it had a kinda surf vibe

  8. @diazona

    > how do elephants wear pants

    The same way as everyone else except when they put theirs on they make gold records? #Communion

  9. @diazona Same. Far from pro level player, but I do enjoy playing in some competitive rec leagues and the likes! I hear you on club games. I love the UFA though for the ease of keeping up with teams and streaming and such. Can follow it like I would baseball or football, ya know? And the added visibility it brings the sport from the occasional ESPN coverage is pretty cool. #UltimateFrisbee

  10. @diazona I see the tagline for #PyInfra is "Think ansible but Python instead of YAML, and up to 10x faster."

    Sounds nice, though I imagine it has much smaller ecosystem of pre-build idempotent roles and lookup modules than #Ansible does

  11. @diazona I see the tagline for #PyInfra is "Think ansible but Python instead of YAML, and up to 10x faster."

    Sounds nice, though I imagine it has much smaller ecosystem of pre-build idempotent roles and lookup modules than #Ansible does

  12. @diazona I see the tagline for #PyInfra is "Think ansible but Python instead of YAML, and up to 10x faster."

    Sounds nice, though I imagine it has much smaller ecosystem of pre-build idempotent roles and lookup modules than #Ansible does

  13. @diazona I see the tagline for #PyInfra is "Think ansible but Python instead of YAML, and up to 10x faster."

    Sounds nice, though I imagine it has much smaller ecosystem of pre-build idempotent roles and lookup modules than #Ansible does

  14. @diazona I see the tagline for #PyInfra is "Think ansible but Python instead of YAML, and up to 10x faster."

    Sounds nice, though I imagine it has much smaller ecosystem of pre-build idempotent roles and lookup modules than #Ansible does

  15. @diazona @librico

    Example of what David meant:

    >>> x = lambda p: p
    >>> x()
    Traceback (most recent call last):
    File "<python-input-9>", line 1, in <module>
    x()
    ~^^
    TypeError: <lambda>() missing 1 required positional argument: 'p'

    Or the other way 'round:

    >>> x = lambda: None
    >>> x()
    >>> x(1)
    Traceback (most recent call last):
    File "<python-input-2>", line 1, in <module>
    x(1)
    ~^^^
    TypeError: <lambda>() takes 0 positional arguments but 1 was given

    But lambdas can use all the rest of Python's function definition features, like default parameters:

    >>> x = lambda p = None: p
    >>> x()
    >>> x(3)
    3

    Though that will still fail if you pass multiple arguments. So you can do this:

    >>> x = lambda *args, **kwargs: "never fails"
    >>> x()
    'never fails'
    >>> x(3)
    'never fails'
    >>> x(5, 9)
    'never fails'
    >>> x(3, foo="bar")
    'never fails'

    #lambda #python

  16. @diazona

    Contrails are trick by the lamestream media to get 5G chips into our giant walruses!

    #MonsterMiru #UltraQ #Monsterdon