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4/7/20, 5:06 AM
hmm.. I had to add a manual break code on every line. Would be fun to have an editor setting to not have to do that. Just noticed it also killed all the indentation. Oh well. People can use an automated pretty-printer to fix it if they actually want to run what I wrote :)
4/7/20, 5:05 AM
I've been hand calculating and scribbling projections of when the next part might happen since part 4 I think. I got tired of doing that so I wrote a python script to calculate and print out the projections for me :) ------------------------- import sys
import string
from datetime import datetime

def file_timestamps(stringtimes_file):
times_file = open(stringtimes_file,"r")
times = []
for item in times_file:
times.append(datetime.strptime(item.rstrip(), "%B %d, %Y %H:%M"))
times_file.close()
return times

def time_differences(timelist):
timediffs = []
for ind in range(1, len(timelist)):
timediffs.append(timelist[ind] - timelist[ind-1])
return sorted(timediffs)

def projected_times(projection_datetime, timediffs):
projected_list = []
for diff in timediffs:
projected_list.append(projection_datetime + diff)
return projected_list

if __name__ == "__main__":
if not(len(sys.argv) == 2):
print("This program requires a historic datetime sequence file")
else:
historic_file = sys.argv[1]
times = file_timestamps(historic_file)
timediffs = time_differences(times)
projected_times = projected_times(times[len(times)-1], timediffs)
for t in projected_times:
print(t.strftime("%B %d, %Y %H:%M"))
4/7/20, 5:00 AM
I love it, please keep writing!
Anonymous
4/7/20, 3:12 AM
wolfishly :eyes:
nycboot
4/6/20, 11:27 PM
Like John, once you get over the shock of the thing happening, you go with the flow. A very nice story. I hope there is a continuation. No mind control that I see, but...who knows....
4/6/20, 11:24 PM
so hot dude! love the focus on the musk :)
Anonymous
4/6/20, 10:05 PM
The Story line to this is really great, i really hope it isn't canceled.......
4/6/20, 9:56 PM
Brisk, efficient story telling. [insert symbol of chef kissing his own fingers] Well done.
Apr 6, 2020
4/6/20, 8:27 PM
It's definitely different from your other works, but it's more complete as we see the fall and the creation of the new subject. Plus the playing off of the writing contest is a very nice touch (a story I am thinking of writing for the contest does something similar). I knew you have the ability to write about things after the fall and here you show it; hopefully this will help you continue with Fragment.