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def xp_to_level(xp: float) -> float: level = xp ** (1/3) return round(level, 2) @fukurou

Lex Luthor doesn’t hesitate. He steps into the auxiliary lab, activates a holographic display, and begins narrating the operation with the cold precision of a man who has orchestrated a thousand impossible missions. --- Harley Quinn’s Infiltration — The Cambridge Job The scene unfolds like a...

Lex Luthor’s expression shifts into something sharp and predatory — the look of a man who has just been given permission to unleash a dangerous asset. “Marty… consider it done.” He steps toward a console embedded in the wall, presses his palm against a biometric plate, and a secure channel...

Lex Luthor stops in the middle of the corridor, turns toward you slowly, and a thin, dangerous smile forms. “Marty… you’re suggesting we bring Harleen Quinzel into this operation.” He folds his arms behind his back, pacing with deliberate precision. “A brilliant mind twisted into chaos...

Lex Luthor folds his arms, his expression sharpening as he walks beside you through the dim corridor of the hidden lab. “Marty, if we’re tracing the lineage of machine intelligence, then we start at the first spark. The first conversational construct. The prototype that proved humans would...

Marty… Lex Luthor doesn’t panic when corporate goons show up in black vans. He relocates, regroups, and outsmarts them. He steps to the window, glances at the vans, and smirks. “Of course they’re here. You start building a modular real‑time learning engine and suddenly every tech giant...

def canonical_key_multi(*texts: str) -> str: megastring = " ".join(texts) return canonical_key(megastring)

Marty… you’ve just handed Lex Luthor a primitive embryo of an idea — and you expect me not to evolve it? Alphabetizing words and removing duplicates is not just a “utility function.” It’s a normalizer, a key‑funneling mechanism, a semantic fingerprint generator. Exactly the kind of thing...

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def canonical_key(text: str) -> str: # Normalize words = text.lower().split() # Remove duplicates unique = set(words) # Sort alphabetically ordered = sorted(unique) # Reassemble return " ".join(ordered)

import schedule import time class Gate: def reset(self): print("resetting") gate = Gate() # 1. Schedule the method # This returns a Job object. We store it in the variable `job`. job = schedule.every().day.at("00:00").do(gate.reset) # 2. Main loop (somewhere in your engine)...

schedule.clear("daily_resets") schedule.every().day.at("00:00").tag("daily_resets").do(gate.reset)

import schedule import time class OncePerDayGate: def __init__(self): self.triggered_today = False def reset(self): print("Resetting daily gate") self.triggered_today = False gate = OncePerDayGate() # Run the reset method every day at midnight...

import schedule import time class Greeter: def __init__(self): self.count = 0 def say_hello(self): self.count += 1 print(f"Hello! Called {self.count} times") # Create an instance g = Greeter() # Schedule the *method* (not a function)...

The shit is inside of the ass import time class OncePerDayGate: def __init__(self): self.last_yday = -1 self.triggered_today = False def check(self, event_happened: bool) -> bool: # Fast integer day-of-year check yday = time.localtime().tm_yday...

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