What have you done today?

[Lucifer]

another five hours on the thesis. 

[duncvis]

some tinkering with t'Drivel; been having a bit of a rest since I have to drive 150 miles later. gonna get off my arse and vac and wash up in a minute.

[thepeaguy]

Pissed people off.

[Leto729]

Just woke up.

[thepeaguy]

Just woke up.

Pissed him off too.

[odeon]

Went to the dentist with my son ridiculously early. Worked. Tinkered with my ftp client, without understanding anything. Logged on here, noting that Dunc had solved the attachment/avatar problem.

Have to get more sleep, sooner or later.

[Lucifer]

Went to the dentist with my son ridiculously early. Worked. Tinkered with my ftp client, without understanding anything. Logged on here, noting that Dunc had solved the attachment/avatar problem.

Have to get more sleep, sooner or later.

/says nothing... 

[Peter]

I wrote a little program to simulate population growth after the biblical flood.  It assumes the population grows under near-miraculous levels of fertility and zero mortality, with each female producing a baby every 40 weeks once they're 12 years old.  Unfortunately I suck at coding, so it's very inefficient and slows almost to a halt on my machine after about 50 years, when the population is 33456.  Dates are given as (years,weeks), counting from (0,0) at the start of the run.

Code: [Select]

import random
class Person():
    def __init__(self, age=(0,0), gender=random.randrange(0,1), timetobirth=(0,0), children=0):
        self.age = age
        self.gender = gender
        self.timetobirth = timetobirth
        self.children = children
    def update(self, poplist):
        self.age = addtime(self.age,(0,1))
        if self.gender == 0 and self.age[0] >= 12:
            self.timetobirth = addtime(self.timetobirth,(0,1))
            if self.timetobirth[1] >=40:
                self.timetobirth = (0,0)
                self.children = self.children + 1
                poplist = poplist + [Person()]
        return poplist

def addtime((years1, weeks1), (years2, weeks2)):
    weeks = weeks1 + weeks2
    years = years1 + years2
    while weeks >= 52:
        years = years + 1
        weeks = weeks - 52
    return (years, weeks)

########
##Initialise data
########
date = (0,0) #start date set at 0 years, 0 weeks
timetobirth = (0,0) #40 weeks for pregnancy

poplist = [Person((18,0),0,(0,40)),Person((18,0),0,(0,40)),Person((18,0),0,(0,40)),
           Person((18,0),1,(0,0)),Person((18,0),1,(0,0)),Person((18,0),1,(0,0))]

for i in poplist:
    print (i.age, i.gender, i.timetobirth)
print ''

########
###Main loop
########
counter = 0
for i in range(5220): #Insert run length in weeks
#    if date[1] == 0 #uncomment for yearly update
    if counter == 520 or if date == (0,0): #Print an update every decade and once at the start
        counter = 0
        print ""
        print "Date ==", date
        print "Population ==", len(poplist)
        age0_11 = 0
        age12_18 = 0
        age19_64 = 0
        age65_99 = 0
        age100_199 = 0
        age200_499 = 0
        age500_999 = 0
        age1000plus = 0

        for i in poplist:
            if i.age[0] <= 11:
                age0_11 = age0_11 + 1
            elif i.age[0] >=12 and i.age[0] <=18:
                age12_18 = age12_18 + 1
            elif i.age[0] >=19 and i.age[0] <= 64:
                age19_64 = age19_64 + 1
            elif i.age[0] >= 65 and i.age[0] <= 99:
                age65_99 = age65_99 + 1
            elif i.age[0] >= 100 and i.age[0] <= 199:
                age100_199 = age100_199 + 1
            elif i.age[0] >= 200 and i.age[0] <= 499:
                age200_499 = age200_499 + 1
            elif i.age[0] >= 500 and i.age[0] <= 999:
                age500_999 = age500_999 + 1
            else:
                age1000plus = age1000plus + 1
               
        print "Age 0 to 11 ==", age0_11
        print "Age 12 to 18 ==", age12_18
        print "Age 19 to 64 ==", age19_64
        print "Age 65 to 99 ==", age65_99
        print "Age 100 to 199 ==", age100_199
        print "Age 200 to 499 ==", age200_499
        print "Age 500 to 999 ==", age500_999
        print "Age 1000+ ==", age1000plus

        children= age0_11 + age12_18
        adults = age19_64 + age65_99 + age100_199 + age200_499 + age200_499 + age500_999 + age1000plus
        try:
            print "Children per adult ==", float(children)/adults
        except:
            print 0
           
    counter = counter + 1
    date = addtime(date, (0,1))                     
    index = -1
    for i in range(len(poplist)):
        index = index + 1
        poplist = poplist[index].update(poplist)

((18, 0), 0, (0, 40))
((18, 0), 0, (0, 40))
((18, 0), 0, (0, 40))
((18, 0), 1, (0, 0))
((18, 0), 1, (0, 0))
((18, 0), 1, (0, 0))


Date == (10, 0)
Population == 45
Age 0 to 11 == 39
Age 12 to 18 == 0
Age 19 to 64 == 6
Age 65 to 99 == 0
Age 100 to 199 == 0
Age 200 to 499 == 0
Age 500 to 999 == 0
Age 1000+ == 0
Children per adult == 6.5

Date == (20, 0)
Population == 249
Age 0 to 11 == 210
Age 12 to 18 == 27
Age 19 to 64 == 12
Age 65 to 99 == 0
Age 100 to 199 == 0
Age 200 to 499 == 0
Age 500 to 999 == 0
Age 1000+ == 0
Children per adult == 19.75

Date == (30, 0)
Population == 1119
Age 0 to 11 == 957
Age 12 to 18 == 111
Age 19 to 64 == 51
Age 65 to 99 == 0
Age 100 to 199 == 0
Age 200 to 499 == 0
Age 500 to 999 == 0
Age 1000+ == 0
Children per adult == 20.9411764706

Date == (40, 0)
Population == 6195
Age 0 to 11 == 5388
Age 12 to 18 == 519
Age 19 to 64 == 288
Age 65 to 99 == 0
Age 100 to 199 == 0
Age 200 to 499 == 0
Age 500 to 999 == 0
Age 1000+ == 0
Children per adult == 20.5104166667

Date == (50, 0)
Population == 33456
Age 0 to 11 == 28710
Age 12 to 18 == 3357
Age 19 to 64 == 1383
Age 65 to 99 == 6
Age 100 to 199 == 0
Age 200 to 499 == 0
Age 500 to 999 == 0
Age 1000+ == 0
Children per adult == 23.0863930886

[DirtDawg]

Tried to prepare for a physical inventory of every last fucking thing with no lights in the warehouse.

Seems the "genius" from the electrical utility reset some things in our power system for Green Compliance   and got PM and AM mixed up when the part about "minimal serviceable lighting" came up.

We went dead dark in the warehouse at ten thirty this morning and inventory crunch time is here.

[jman]

I wrote a little program to simulate population growth after the biblical flood.  It assumes the population grows under near-miraculous levels of fertility and zero mortality, with each female producing a baby every 40 weeks once they're 12 years old.  Unfortunately I suck at coding, so it's very inefficient and slows almost to a halt on my machine after about 50 years, when the population is 33456.  Dates are given as (years,weeks), counting from (0,0) at the start of the run.

Code: [Select]

import random
class Person():
    def __init__(self, age=(0,0), gender=random.randrange(0,1), timetobirth=(0,0), children=0):
        self.age = age
        self.gender = gender
        self.timetobirth = timetobirth
        self.children = children
    def update(self, poplist):
        self.age = addtime(self.age,(0,1))
        if self.gender == 0 and self.age[0] >= 12:
            self.timetobirth = addtime(self.timetobirth,(0,1))
            if self.timetobirth[1] >=40:
                self.timetobirth = (0,0)
                self.children = self.children + 1
                poplist = poplist + [Person()]
        return poplist

def addtime((years1, weeks1), (years2, weeks2)):
    weeks = weeks1 + weeks2
    years = years1 + years2
    while weeks >= 52:
        years = years + 1
        weeks = weeks - 52
    return (years, weeks)

########
##Initialise data
########
date = (0,0) #start date set at 0 years, 0 weeks
timetobirth = (0,0) #40 weeks for pregnancy

poplist = [Person((18,0),0,(0,40)),Person((18,0),0,(0,40)),Person((18,0),0,(0,40)),
           Person((18,0),1,(0,0)),Person((18,0),1,(0,0)),Person((18,0),1,(0,0))]

for i in poplist:
    print (i.age, i.gender, i.timetobirth)
print ''

########
###Main loop
########
counter = 0
for i in range(5220): #Insert run length in weeks
#    if date[1] == 0 #uncomment for yearly update
    if counter == 520 or if date == (0,0): #Print an update every decade and once at the start
        counter = 0
        print ""
        print "Date ==", date
        print "Population ==", len(poplist)
        age0_11 = 0
        age12_18 = 0
        age19_64 = 0
        age65_99 = 0
        age100_199 = 0
        age200_499 = 0
        age500_999 = 0
        age1000plus = 0

        for i in poplist:
            if i.age[0] <= 11:
                age0_11 = age0_11 + 1
            elif i.age[0] >=12 and i.age[0] <=18:
                age12_18 = age12_18 + 1
            elif i.age[0] >=19 and i.age[0] <= 64:
                age19_64 = age19_64 + 1
            elif i.age[0] >= 65 and i.age[0] <= 99:
                age65_99 = age65_99 + 1
            elif i.age[0] >= 100 and i.age[0] <= 199:
                age100_199 = age100_199 + 1
            elif i.age[0] >= 200 and i.age[0] <= 499:
                age200_499 = age200_499 + 1
            elif i.age[0] >= 500 and i.age[0] <= 999:
                age500_999 = age500_999 + 1
            else:
                age1000plus = age1000plus + 1
               
        print "Age 0 to 11 ==", age0_11
        print "Age 12 to 18 ==", age12_18
        print "Age 19 to 64 ==", age19_64
        print "Age 65 to 99 ==", age65_99
        print "Age 100 to 199 ==", age100_199
        print "Age 200 to 499 ==", age200_499
        print "Age 500 to 999 ==", age500_999
        print "Age 1000+ ==", age1000plus

        children= age0_11 + age12_18
        adults = age19_64 + age65_99 + age100_199 + age200_499 + age200_499 + age500_999 + age1000plus
        try:
            print "Children per adult ==", float(children)/adults
        except:
            print 0
           
    counter = counter + 1
    date = addtime(date, (0,1))                     
    index = -1
    for i in range(len(poplist)):
        index = index + 1
        poplist = poplist[index].update(poplist)

((18, 0), 0, (0, 40))
((18, 0), 0, (0, 40))
((18, 0), 0, (0, 40))
((18, 0), 1, (0, 0))
((18, 0), 1, (0, 0))
((18, 0), 1, (0, 0))


Date == (10, 0)
Population == 45
Age 0 to 11 == 39
Age 12 to 18 == 0
Age 19 to 64 == 6
Age 65 to 99 == 0
Age 100 to 199 == 0
Age 200 to 499 == 0
Age 500 to 999 == 0
Age 1000+ == 0
Children per adult == 6.5

Date == (20, 0)
Population == 249
Age 0 to 11 == 210
Age 12 to 18 == 27
Age 19 to 64 == 12
Age 65 to 99 == 0
Age 100 to 199 == 0
Age 200 to 499 == 0
Age 500 to 999 == 0
Age 1000+ == 0
Children per adult == 19.75

Date == (30, 0)
Population == 1119
Age 0 to 11 == 957
Age 12 to 18 == 111
Age 19 to 64 == 51
Age 65 to 99 == 0
Age 100 to 199 == 0
Age 200 to 499 == 0
Age 500 to 999 == 0
Age 1000+ == 0
Children per adult == 20.9411764706

Date == (40, 0)
Population == 6195
Age 0 to 11 == 5388
Age 12 to 18 == 519
Age 19 to 64 == 288
Age 65 to 99 == 0
Age 100 to 199 == 0
Age 200 to 499 == 0
Age 500 to 999 == 0
Age 1000+ == 0
Children per adult == 20.5104166667

Date == (50, 0)
Population == 33456
Age 0 to 11 == 28710
Age 12 to 18 == 3357
Age 19 to 64 == 1383
Age 65 to 99 == 6
Age 100 to 199 == 0
Age 200 to 499 == 0
Age 500 to 999 == 0
Age 1000+ == 0
Children per adult == 23.0863930886

Python?

[Parts]

Worked in the science classroom got firestop spray in my hair

[Sophgay]

just noticed a thing i posted about my OCD on another site has been categorised under "sex confessions" and i don't know why

[Parts]

just noticed a thing i posted about my OCD on another site has been categorised under "sex confessions" and i don't know why

Oooh you dirty girl

[Leto729]

just noticed a thing i posted about my OCD on another site has been categorised under "sex confessions" and i don't know why

Oooh you dirty girl

 

[Sophgay]

it actually had nothing to do with sex at all

maybe i put it in there myself, clicking on the wrong thing or something

strange anyway lol