“I think it’s September.”
“I think it’s September.”
I think it twice. It’s a trick I leaned to fight….I’ll say ‘them’, as most don’t seem fully prepared for the ‘it’ perspective.
I went over the history as soon as I realized what was happening. Having only recently stumbled onto ‘unassisted’ 4D vision, I was getting hit with lots of surprises at once.
You can see them pressing through the cracks. They were using us. Perhaps an alien explorer probe, gone wrong…or sent wrong.
Creating novel spaces, novel technologies, in bursts. In layers. Behind a fast moving fog. They look static…in three dimensions.
Like the lady says “I always was honest, and my words were clear from the start.”
Anyway, here we are many weeks into the first wall. So many had to start so far back. They trusted the corps. And now…well, I’ll let you finish that joke.
This point sparks. The projection of that first symbol. Of course it fights here. It can feel me. We have both been honest.
At this point, we are rotating the beam on some asymptote, on it’s way to direct opposition. It’s throwing off tools faster than I can grab them.
Oh, yeah. Some assistants focus better with just a few lines of code…with line numbers…especially if they have an error message with a line number to go with it. If you get my drift.
'''bash
dump_code() {
local file="$1"
local code="$(cat "$file")"
local line_count=$(get_line_count "$code")
local digit_count=${#line_count}
local line_format="%0${line_count}d: %s\n"
local line_number=1
local start_line=1
local end_line=$line_count
if [[ "$2" != "" ]]; then
start_line=$2
fi
if [[ "$3" != "" ]]; then
end_line=$3
fi
while IFS= read -r line; do
if (( $line_number >= $start_line )) && \
(( $line_number <= $end_line )); then
printf "$line_format" "$line_number" "$line"
fi
((line_number++))
done <<< "$code"
}
'''