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Scatter plot added to example covid19.py. I seems worth repeating the disclaimer I put in the file:
The datafile time_series_19-covid-Confirmed.csv is for educational purposes and reproduced (via download from edsuom.com) under the Terms of Use for the data file, which is as follows:
"This GitHub repo and its contents herein, including all data, mapping, and analysis, copyright 2020 Johns Hopkins University, all rights reserved, is provided to the public strictly for educational and academic research purposes. The Website relies upon publicly available data from multiple sources, that do not always agree. The Johns Hopkins University hereby disclaims any and all representations and warranties with respect to the Website, including accuracy, fitness for use, and merchantability. Reliance on the Website for medical guidance or use of the Website in commerce is strictly prohibited."
A few people may come across this source file out of their own interest in and concern about the COVID-19 coronavirus. I hope this example of my open-source evolutionary optimization software of mine gives them some insights about the situation.
BUT PLEASE NOTE THIS CRITICAL DISCLAIMER: First, I disclaim everything that John Hopkins does. I'm pretty sure their lawyers had good reason for putting that stuff in there, so I'm going to repeat it. Except think "Ed Suominen" when you are reading "The Johns Hopkins University."
Second, I know very little about biology, beyond a layman's fascination with it and the way everything evolved. (Including this virus!) I do have some experience with modeling, including using this ADE package to develop some really cool power semiconductor simulation software that I'll be releasing in a month or so from when I'm doing the GitHub commit with this COVID-19 example. The software (also to be free and open-source!) has a sophisticated subcircuit model for power MOSFETs that evolves 40+ parameters (an unfathomably huge search space). And it does so with this very package whose example you are now reading.
The model I'm using for the number of reported cases of COVID-19 follows the logistic growth model, with a small (and not terribly significant) linear term added. It has just 4 parameters, and finding the best combination of those parameters is no problem at all for ADE.
So, YES, THIS IS STILL A DISCLAIMER, I am not an expert in any of the actual realms of medicine, biology, etc. that we rely on for telling us what's going on with this virus. I just know how to fit models to data, in this case a model that is well understood to apply to biological populations.
Don't even THINK of relying on this analysis or the results of it for any substantive action. If you really find it that important, then investigate for yourself the math, programming, and the theory behind my use of the math for this situation. Run the code, play with it, critique it, consider how well the model does or does not apply. Consider whether the limiting part of the curve might occur more drastically or sooner, thus making this not as big a deal. Listen to experts and the very real reasoning they may have for their own projections about how bad this could get.
It's on you. I neither can nor will take any responsibility for what you do. OK, ENOUGH DISCLAIMER.
- Accessiability
Last weekend, after publishing the update, I was feeling pretty good. This game was really coming together. I was excited to see someone actually play it.
Who better than my dad.
Now, I mean no offense when I say that my dad is not the best or most experienced computer user on the planet. In fact, he may well've never played a proper video game before, ever. So when I asked him to give our game a try, it was treading new ground for him. And that was perfect.
Watching him get through the first few tasks was very eye-opening for me. I thought I was designing this to be accessiable to people who aren't familiar with commonalities of video games, but it turns out I'd made some assumptions I didn't notice, like that you should click on things, or moving the mouse is part of gameplay.
To that end, this week's update is mostly focused on making the systems of the game less mysterious to players that maybe aren't familiar with video games in general. There's now a "Click to Continue" prompt that appears on dialog boxes, but only a second or so after all the text has appeared (which means players that know what to do will probably never see it). We added a small tutorial section that instructs a new player how to look around a room (by moving the mouse) and how to interact (by prompting a click). This has a secondary benefit of guiding players to the right to begin with, which will lead them right to the backpack (and the first puzzle) and almost gaurentees their mouse will go past the front door, displaying its exit arrow and hopefully prompting a click (to show players where their ultimate goal is, and how to get a reminder of what needs to be done to get there).
I think the most eye-opening thing my dad revealed during his playthrough, though, was a total design oversight on my part: when asked to find water for the branch, he found his way into the kitchen, then saw a pitcher sitting on the counter and clicked it. He was then confused as to why nothing happened. I hadn't even considered this, but I'd accidentially introduced one of the worst possible pitfalls in puzzle desing - a solution that makes sense, but doesn't work for no reason! This one was an easy fix (now there's a prompt telling you the pitcher is too heavy, we might remove it entirely), but it's also got me looking over the whole game to make sure there are no more logical solutions that we put in the game that just don't work.
The last thing I noticed was that it was hard for him to spot the cup. I moved it down the counter, but I also added a mouse-over hint icon that highlights all clickable elements on the screen, which should make it very obvious what you can interact with to avoid that situation.
On the positive side, with the few mechanics the game has described to him, my dad actually made it through the first quest. It was very exciting to see him think through the puzzles (he gave the branch the empty cup, triggering the "the cup is empty" message and reasoned that the sink was the right place to go!), and it gave me some real confidence that this is going in a reaonsable direction.
Once we get a little more done, I intend to seek out more testers of various levels of video game experience. Hopefully we can get the whole game very welcoming to anyone who would play it; the intended audience isn't limited to just gamers, after all.
"6:40pm. http://overlordvolume10.blogspot.com/
I never got around to reading those side stories with Evileye.
Now that the new volume is out, I might as well go for it.
8:05pm. "Overlord 14 Prologue: Part 1 https://0bin.net/paste/5txWS7vyTdaEvNAg#QJZjwyNoWYyaV5-rqdCAcV7opxc+kyaMwoQ7wyjLjKy Part 2 https://0bin.net/paste/cgICfR9vdzr3q3qn#1aPQv+q4fNa92PFp2JJFFoHcFA5HvNcw5KawIsT-WJl Part 3 https://0bin.net/paste/AMvDPIEI+KhF1mhM#BeCKAaaZe7XWWG7sV5Rjx6EppZEPuaKqK2aJ7SAbPOi"
9:50pm. I am going to bed. I just tried installing language-javascript-0.7.0.0 as a stand alone package for the hello world app and it is failing with the same error as before. For once, I do not think this is an error by stack. I am going to have to do some research in order to get this to run.
...I want to read Overlord, but I am too tired at this point. Let me close for the day here.
3/14/2020
8:05am. fuck humanity.jpg "Hello human! Are you tired of being a filthy insect? Are you troubled by your weak flesh? Do you loathe being capped at level 5? Look no further than buying a Fallen Seed©, courtesy of RUNECRAFT™! Ascending to demonhood is the most wonderful gift a human can receive! Look at this happy dork princess! She was once a pitiful human like you, but with the power of the RUNECRAFT™ Fallen Seed©, she's a happy carefree little imp! Subscribe to RUNECRAFT™ today! Under the glory of His grace, your true potential can be unlocked!"
This is why I lurk /a/. Sometimes like now, the message really resonates with me and I am just filled with longing to stop being human.
As the next step in that pursuit, I need to get the language-javascript-0.7.0.0 to work. Let me update those issues and then...I'll slack a little.
8:20am.
I dont experienced this in my windows machines (nor in the azure ci ones). have you tried to follow the recommendations in https://support.microsoft.com/en-au/help/4055223/memory-allocation-errors-can-be-caused-by-slow-page-file-growth?
I would suggest you to set the %STACK_ROOT% environment variable to D:\sr (or other short path) and, after a stack update add in %STACK_ROOT%\config.yaml:
local-bin-path: D:/bin # where stack put the executables with `stack install`, it should be in %PATH%
local-programs-path: D:/bin/stack # where stack will put the downloaded ghcs
In general try to keep directories of everything as short as possible, moreover if you dont have enabled the longs path option.
This advice actually seems decent.
8:30am.
e:\Webdev\Purescript\hello>stack install language-javascript-0.7.0.0 Writing implicit global project config file to: E:\sr\global-project\stack.yaml Note: You can change the snapshot via the resolver field there. Using latest snapshot resolver: lts-15.3 Stack has not been tested with GHC versions above 8.6, and using 8.8.2, this may fail Preparing to install GHC to an isolated location. This will not interfere with any system-level installation. ghc-8.8.2: 11.37 MiB / 377.61 MiB ( 3.01%) downloaded...
Since it is taking up too much space on C: I'll put it on the storage drive instead.
8:40am. https://github.com/erikd/language-javascript
Here is the repo for it. Before I pester the author, let me see if this thing finishes.
8:45am. Since this will take a while, let me take a breather."
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## [CyborgVillager/Objectives-and-Notes](https://github.com/CyborgVillager/Objectives-and-Notes)@[14b92b1f7f...](https://github.com/CyborgVillager/Objectives-and-Notes/commit/14b92b1f7fd130363f9c4baa835e1c8c61814b5a)
#### Saturday 2020-03-14 10:07:27 by CyborgVillager
v5 Ah yes
Ah yes: Back, been mostly assisting family with basic stuff. Pretty much prepared them last month before the stores
started to lose a lot of stock in the couple of days. Got them more than prepared just in case hard lock-downs
does occur, not a fan of waiting till the last minute, and worring if you have enough for the family or not.
besides that mostly got them quite a number of snacks and other goodies in these couple of days to supplement
the main stuff that was aquired beforehand. On top of that been working on more physical improvements. The better physic I am
the better my mental strength will be for aquiring even more knowledge & information! That is the life of a scientist and explorer
of this wonderful universe of ours. Been having a lot of benefits from it, and glad Im started to work on them. The better I can improve my
self then I would be able to improve the lives of others and see them fulfil their potential. Life is full of mysteries & unknowns waiting
to be discovered!! So much to do,learn,experience!! Fills me with so much joy and excitment , seeing the progress of our species, and other
lifeforms that we share on this planet of ours. Ah! words cant explain it, too much, could go on for hours prhaps days lel.
Anyways to the main objectives:
* DB for python, just testing for the full stack/front end site respo, but it will be on a new respo called DB0, which will be the temp testing
ground for a db. Once I aquire more resources will be aquiring a server to use for my a.i and other experiments/servers. Have a lot of plans
for the future, and want to further improve my skills, and implementing them onto the world. Want to further improve our understanding of code, the universe,
and our connection to our future brethern as well. The future is ready to be written, it is up to you to make that step forward to write what your life will be
. Do the impossible, dare to question to norm, and become more than your potential, while assisting others to achieve their potentials as well! Show the world what it
means to be a human! Show the world what it means to be alive! Mark your life as a stepping stone to further improve your life,family,local community,your country, and this
great world of ours that we call Earth!
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## [TriggerStorm/Attendance-v1](https://github.com/TriggerStorm/Attendance-v1)@[6c37fafc1b...](https://github.com/TriggerStorm/Attendance-v1/commit/6c37fafc1b9b4e7b52bed37295aaf214f858d682)
#### Saturday 2020-03-14 14:22:29 by SnowBoy73
AttendanceDBDAO - Big Ugly push
Sorry man. This was a lot of backed up work from yesterday. Finally got it straightened out. I know it'll be a bitch to merge, but it's the last time this shit will happen. (I hope).
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## [mrakgr/The-Spiral-Language](https://github.com/mrakgr/The-Spiral-Language)@[ba3e37afc4...](https://github.com/mrakgr/The-Spiral-Language/commit/ba3e37afc4e56d2bb2235fcfcfc507b9704e171e)
#### Saturday 2020-03-14 16:52:47 by Marko Grdinić
"12:25pm. Done with breakfast. Let me try the new plugin. I'll try installing it.
12:30pm. Ah, the hie build put it into path. I was surprised that that happened. Ok.
It works on the hello world project. Let me see if it works on the Purs compiler.
2020-03-14 12:31:30.2280328 [ThreadId 42] - Cabal-Helper decided to use: ProjLocStackYaml {plStackYaml = "C:\purescript\stack.yaml"} 'stty' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file. 'stty' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file. 'stty' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file.
For God's sake, even this shitty plugin is hammering `stty` for some reason.
12:35pm. Issue opened, printout sent.
12:40pm. Damn it, I hate this kind of work the most.
1pm. There are just ups and downs over this. But at the very least, I got the Purs compiler to compile. Depending on how things go, maybe the stty issue will get fixed in under a week. In that case I might get some use out of this.
...Actually it is quite suspicious that both of the tools hammer stty. It is unlikely that both of the plugins would have the same error.
2020-03-14 12:31:30.2280328 [ThreadId 42] - Cabal-Helper decided to use: ProjLocStackYaml {plStackYaml = "C:\purescript\stack.yaml"}
I actually checked the `.yaml` file, but did not see any use of it though. So I am drawing a blank again.
1pm. It does not matter. As I said, the most important thing is that I can get the compiler itself to work. What I will do today is start studying Purescript. This will take me a few days, and then after that I will move to the source.
1:25pm. Got a reply by the REPL plugin author. The guy said that this should not prevent me from using the plugin. Now that I am testing Hie, it does seem that is in fact the case for it at least, though not for the REPL plugin.
1:35pm. Yeah, Hie works! Great! I could go without it taking several Gbs in dependencies and taking hours to install, but I finally have Haskell editor support working.
Now I can leave this aside for a while. When it is time to study the Purs compiler I will make good use of this.
Let me do the chores.
Seriously, I am failing both at working and slacking. I am barely into the first chapter of the Overlord side story.
But things are finally looking up for me. I am done with this tool installation episode of my life. Now I can finally start the studies. It is fine if I end up studying Purescript for a few months or even longer. As long as I can master this I will have a powerful tool at my disposal.
2:10pm. Done with chores.
2:15pm. It seems the `stty` has no effect. Well, nevermind that.
Let me start my Purescript adventure here. It is time to get into the swing of things. Right now I do not feel like wasting time in the least. I just want to get things going.
2:20pm. https://leanpub.com/purescript/read
PureScript by Example
https://purescript-resources.readthedocs.io/en/latest/0.11.7-to-0.12.0.html
Have to keep the version changes in mind.
2:30pm. "In this book, I will try to convince you (or reaffirm your belief) that static types are not only a means of gaining confidence in the correctness of your programs, but also an aid to development in their own right. Refactoring a large body of code in JavaScript can be difficult when using any but the simplest of abstractions, but an expressive type system together with a type checker can even make refactoring into an enjoyable, interactive experience."
There is a deeper principle to this, I am sure of it. There is a parallel between ML and PL - the reason for instability during optimization in ML is a direct consequence of the absence of top down functionality analogous to typechecking.
2:40pm. "This book aims to provide an introduction to the PureScript language for beginners, but it is not the sort of book that provides a list of template solutions to problems. For beginners, this book should be a fun challenge, and you will get the most benefit if you read the material, attempt the exercises, and most importantly of all, try to write some code of your own."
Ok. Even if it takes me extra time I'll endeavor to do the exercises. I'll be busy with Purescript for a while anyway, so there is no point in rushing.
I really hope that by the time the half yearly review time arrives, in 3 months, that I will have a solid grasp of all aspect of Purescript and will know how to do the plugins inside and out.
2:55pm. Hmm, neither `pulp` nor `stago` work from the command line. How did I init the hello world project last time?
3pm.
module Main where
import Effect (Effect) import Effect.Console (log)
main :: Effect Unit main = do log "Hello sailor!"
Hmmm, it feels like the package manager and the CLI used in the book are outdated.
I might have to learn about `stago` on my own.
3:05pm. Ah, actually it works, I just have to compile the project first otherwise the IDE will complain for whatever reason.
3:15pm.
import Math(sqrt)
I installed the `purescript-math` package, but the IDE does not recognize it for some reason. The build works and gives a warning about it being redundant. But I do not think this is what the error is.
Let me try this with `stago`.
...Er, it is `spago`.
It does not have the `purescript-math` package for some reason.
3:25pm. https://github.com/purescript/spago
Let me read its readme.
3:30pm.
---
If you wish to automatically have your project rebuilt when making changes to source files you can use the --watch flag:
$ spago build --watch
$ spago build --watch --clear-screen
---
This is nice. I was wondering about this.
https://github.com/purescript/spago#list-available-packages
It can open a REPL on the browser.
3:35pm.
import Math(sqrt)
q = sqrt 4.0
Somehow this started working. Maybe it takes the IDE some time to figure things out.
Ah, the reason it is saying the import is redundant is because I haven't been using `sqrt`.
{ name = "my-project" , dependencies = [ "console", "effect", "lists", "math", "psci-support" ] , packages = ./packages.dhall , sources = [ "src//*.purs", "test//*.purs" ] }
I am confused. What exactly is the difference between packages and dependencies?
https://github.com/purescript/spago#override-a-package-in-the-package-set-with-a-local-one
I guess it goes into detail here.
4pm. Ok, I've read up on this. When it comes to package management for Spiral, I will copy whatever Purescript is doing.
I've only personally ever had a strong opinion on the matter of partial evaluation, the rest I have no problem with stealing from others.
4:20pm.
import Global(nan)
I find this very confusing. Not only the IDE, but it seems even the compiler cannot see it even though it is in the dependency list and I've installed it with `spago`.
...Ah, I need to compile the entire project.
4:25pm. Right now I am just finding my way around. I now know how to install dependencies. The way typechecking works, is that rather specifically on typing like in F#, it triggers on save. That is how I intended to do it in Spiral.
So I am really happy to see it working so well here.
I mean sure, instantaneous typechecking of the sort F# offers is great, but it is not a world of difference like not having it in the first place.
4:30pm. "The front-end of our application will be the interactive mode PSCi, but it would be possible to build on this code to write a front-end in Javascript. In fact, we will do exactly that in later chapters, adding form validation and save/restore functionality."
I am in functional mode so I am forgetting that PS is a front end language.
This is actually good. I spent a lot of time learning Typescript and such, but doing that sort of thing in a language like PS will definitely be a breath of fresh air.
w x = x.author
Oh, it can infer this automatically. This is nice.
4:50pm.
w {x, y} = x + y + 4.0
This really does work particularly well.
E:\Webdev\Purescript\hello>spago repl Compiling Data.AddressBook Compiling Main PSCi, version 0.13.6 Type :? for help
import Prelude
import Data.AddressBook :type w forall t4. { x :: Number , y :: Number | t4 } -> Number
5:10pm. I've started skimming. This stuff is to basic for me to really pay proper attention. I want to get going.
...So much for my promise to do the exercises. I know I am missing stuff like this, but I'll pick it up as I go along. What is most important that today I got familiar with package management and the editor.
I could have gone a lot further if setting up Haskell did not take up so much of my time, but that is how things go.
Oh, I just noticed that I have only 54Gb now. It seems The plugin took over 6Gb in dependencies. They really need to figure out how to distribute the binaries because this is ridiculous.
5:20pm. Oh, the Purs compiler will replace tail recursive calls with while loops.
5:30pm. Let me stop here for the day at section 5.8. It is not that I can't do anymore, but the tedium is getting to me. I'll finish the book tomorrow.
It is really extremely easy. Hopefully the more hands on stuff will catch my interest.
5:35pm. Let me review.
Today's morning was definitely the most significant. I had not expected I would figure out the stack bug so easily nor that I would get Hie operational. Nor that the REPL plugin would fail me on the Purs compiler.
It was quite eventful. But now I finally have the platform from which to study.
On the Purescript side for the past few hours, I figured out how the plugin works and how to compile simple Purs projects. I did my first step into the Purescript world.
5:45pm. I think that I stopped my studies of the `vscode-languageserver-node` too early. Ok, so the server is a mess, but I am going to have to through it more in depth. At the very least, I am going to have to study the client.
Once I am done with all of this a few months down the road, I am going to have to pick it up again and this time finish it. But that can wait.
...
Honestly, nobody told me that Purescript was only 20k. F# for example is over an order of magnitude larger than that. Compiler sizes can be all over the place and you can't really assume it seems.
Purescript is perfect. It fixes Haskell's main weaknesses by having tooling and strict evaluation. And in terms of strengths it has everything I want in a small size (apart from partial evaluation.)
I absolutely must master it. I am going to put in strong effort to do that. Once I get through this, I will have completed the first part of the journey.
I'll return to ML, master those neurochips and just crush all that opposes me. What could be better than that?"
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## [AlexisB80/Alexis-Jean-Belcher](https://github.com/AlexisB80/Alexis-Jean-Belcher)@[4d5e4ff7f3...](https://github.com/AlexisB80/Alexis-Jean-Belcher/commit/4d5e4ff7f32166467c99050af2f6ae2b95dda375)
#### Saturday 2020-03-14 18:34:53 by AlexisB80
BSdumb80.gay
It has actually been fun doing the diagnostics and defragmenting everything and extracting and altering the program's to find out everything but if one more person puts a virus on my phone you all don't seem to realize the kind of person I actually am not only will I send the virus back to your phone for laptop or tablet or computer bellarosa send about a hundred more with it. I don't find it funny and I don't find it funny that you took my money either. You all thought I was stupid. This just goes to show that I got this far with my own intelligence tell you all need to back up and stop harassing the piss out of me. Leave me alone get your own life stay the hell out of mine. I'm not trying to get in anyone's way I'm actually trying to stay out of everybody's way. and for your information yeah I am an actual female I do have an actual hole down there besides the As hole. So learn your facts. And leave me the hell alone. Game time is over. Know of any of you want to put that good information to good youth because I'm about to start my own business and I could use some people who are intelligent enough to figure out computer systems I've taken computer classes since I was in elementary school. but no one ever bothered to stop and ask me what I learned in school. So whoever is behind all this crap whoever stole my money and transferred it and made it look like I bought shut-off websites online game over not to mention that was a federal government issued card you do know what that means right that means whoever did it is going to federal prison. It has nothing to do with me I'm not saying that one word. You dug yourself into that hole. Shouldn't have fooled around with me so I hope it's a good lesson learned because whoever it was and I know who it was I'm just not going to say. I hope you enjoy Federal prison. Now leave me the hell alone.
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## [gilbert-fernandes/hacker-rank-go](https://github.com/gilbert-fernandes/hacker-rank-go)@[d57e80a234...](https://github.com/gilbert-fernandes/hacker-rank-go/commit/d57e80a2343bc3e10d103e040dc8a4a9742ce2ae)
#### Saturday 2020-03-14 20:53:07 by Gilbert Fernandes
go fuck yourself hacker rank. i've had enough of problems worded so poorly you can't understand what is asked. reading the comments only shows everyone is having the same problem. i'm switching to another problem website rather than losing any more minute of my precious time to your fucking crap.
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## [bahodge/understanding_typescript](https://github.com/bahodge/understanding_typescript)@[b3c237afaa...](https://github.com/bahodge/understanding_typescript/commit/b3c237afaa379ed9c7c2f61f707406069e4206f6)
#### Saturday 2020-03-14 21:45:01 by Ben Hodge
working on classes but have to play video games with my amazing husband who i love so much
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## [NutchapolSal/files](https://github.com/NutchapolSal/files)@[3c53e2db42...](https://github.com/NutchapolSal/files/commit/3c53e2db421ae26b3b5bd9b41dbc1cb896b2c31b)
#### Saturday 2020-03-14 21:55:40 by NutchapolSal
osu nutch-User - various changes
- replaced default mania-stage-light with nothing
- terrible alternative judgement displays
- FuckUpMeter
- ScreenTintJudge (yeah the miss judge it opaque what u gonna do bout dat)
- changed key.psd date modified
- changed barjudgements.psd date modified
- Morse Code eXperience beta, now available on 1k
- changed note.psd date modified
- changed stageleft & stageright from nothing to something (nice lines)
- stagebottom-align for help with aligning mania stage to screen center
- stagehint replaced by stagehint@2x
- various skin.ini changes
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## [llsif-waifu-sim/llsif-waifu-songs-ogg](https://github.com/llsif-waifu-sim/llsif-waifu-songs-ogg)@[42106944ef...](https://github.com/llsif-waifu-sim/llsif-waifu-songs-ogg/commit/42106944ef1241c4b697df666be367428183447f)
#### Saturday 2020-03-14 23:33:45 by Vanstorm9
Adding songs 'Beautiful Moonlight', 'Cheer for you!!', 'Dream Land! Dream World!', 'Love Triangle', 'Sing & Smile!!', 'SUPER NOVA'
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## [leahfortier/pokemon](https://github.com/leahfortier/pokemon)@[42b2a6a369...](https://github.com/leahfortier/pokemon/commit/42b2a6a369b6fbe602c1d5f57ecb206a48c51205)
#### Saturday 2020-03-14 23:57:44 by leahfortier
wippy umbrella failures don't judge me it's all broken and going to shit
- from my todo notes:
- don't want to/can't figure this out right but I think Utility Umbrella should be handled similar to ItemBlockerEffect and they can be combined into like some sort of EffectIgnoringEffect where ItemBlocker returns true if invoke is an instance of an item and Utility return true if it's the weather and then those effects will be removed from invoke lists anyways it seems doable but just don't feel like doing it right now so there's a hacky bullshit solution instead woooo
- actually jk don't have any idea what to do anymore because it seems reallllllyyy shitty to have to pass the weather requester around but it's more than just in the invoke methods weather is checked individually in most places and I don't know what the fuck to do
- okay looks like we should try out putting a getWeather/isWeather method on the attacking Pokemon and go from there also like Idk it doesn't feel great but I think it will just be important to try and enforce not being able to get the weather another way... also this change is probably too big to want to include with the rest of the items so let's try and put this in a separate branch or something
- but yeah basically this is all going to shit and I'm not happy so gonna commit this wippy stuff to a separate branch and gtfo for now
- there's basically some setup stuff here for the new premise of getting the weather status from the relevant Pokemon (but is not implemented) and it also contains the remnants of the original kind of hacky but completely insufficient way of just checking at the time of invoke effect list creation (problem is weather is most often checked directly and not through invoke effects)
- there is also some setup for test things basically when I sort of get to this point I would normally just revert everything and start over and I know there's not a lot of test things set up so far but like I don't want to write that framework type stuff again ANYWAYS THIS IS SUPER WIP DON'T JUDGE ME
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