#Funcion promedio
def promedio(a):
    suma=0
    cant=len(a)
    for i in range(cant):
        suma=suma + a[i]
    promedio=suma/cant
    return promedio

#Funcion mayores de promedio
def mayores(calificacion,promedio,alumno):
    cant=len(calificacion)
    for i in range(cant):
        if calificacion[i] > promedio:
            print(alumno[i], "-", calificacion[i])

#Ingreso de datos
notas=[]
nombres=[]
for i in range(2):
    nombre=input("Ingrese nombre del alumno")
    nombres.append(nombre)
    nota=float(input("Ingres nota"))
    notas.append(nota)

resultado=promedio(notas)
mayores(notas,resultado,nombres)

IMO if you’re starting with your project is understandable, they seem to have a shit ton of money put on it, thought, so that may make it a bit unforgivable, but things can change.

Yeah, the Web3 shit is a bit fishy but maybe they are doing it because it attracks customers, the IPFS thing is a nice addition although the MetaMask shit is not, ultimately, if they provide a good and free e-mail service and the rest does not interfere I am good with it though.

Regarding the PDF thing I think that is optional for inputting it, since I was able to copy the code to my password manager.

I think he could be at a gymnasium so he could be winning and losing against himself in order to level up a lot of accounts, or maybe there was an event for a rare pokémon and he could have it on different accounts and sell the account or pokémon or something.

I hope they do, anything that makes the Windows experience shittier is a win for Linux somewhere.

Nice and mature response, a lot better than shitty Linus’s video.

I have to do a poll, but it will most likely be that way.

Regarding the politics, I feel you, and I agree everything is political and such, but I think there’s a middle point where most people can agree it’s bearable, and other times not. For example, I really hate seeing liberal memes, and I’m sure liberals hate seeing Leninists memes here but there are gray places when it’s hard. I think I will leave it like this for now.

It would be nice to do a poll, though, and see what people think.

I was thinking the same regarding comics, since a lot of people post them here and they are not memes, may be a good idea to do the same with everything that’s not a meme.

I was also thinking the same as @morrowind@lemmy.ml and maybe having separate communities for political memes may be a good idea, and leave /c/memes just for plain humour, although this can be harder to do since a lot of stuff ends up having politics in one way or another.

I don’t know if I should take this decision by myself just because I’m a mod, though, so maybe hearing out what the rest have to say is a nice idea.

shitberry?

Ask in /c/lemmy_support, read the rules.

please kill me god, please i beg you

Alacrity doesn’t follow my OS colour theme which is pretty shitty tbh, but it’s a really good project. uwu

Yes, I tend to read the most boring kind of books I can find, they’re fun.

whats wrong with adjusting your seat you fucking sychopath, i hope someone stabs you you bastard

Adding upper case letters to addresses would indeed increase what the “_” does, I don’t think we should add them. Your method also requires manual intervention which is just not a good idea.

Not happening.

It seems like it’d require such a level of research that is almost impossible to do it.

Aether works like that in theory, but I think that the feature was never created.

I was a moderator of an image board once and basically they tell you that you should be lurking and if you see anything that breaks the ToC you should delete it and ban that IP if it’s too horrible. Mind you this image board wasn’t so big (it’s not super small, though) so maybe moderation in some bigger one is a bit more serious.

Not the brightest moment in my life, hehe. sighs in depression

https://www.pine64.org/pinenote/

This, but it’s not quite ready for release yet and also it’s per se an e-reader but rather a tablet with an e-ink display, which makes it more powerful but also could have its drawbacks.

https://github.com/joeycastillo/The-Open-Book

Then there’s this which is designed so that you build it yourself and to be relatively cheap, but you have to assemble it so if you don’t have the technical skills it might be an issue.

While I totally I agree with you this community is not for this kind of stuff, /c/announcements is for Lemmy announcements, read the sidebar please.

I think having more admins from more time zones is the best solution, then e-mail verification and then having to fill out a form because it takes time to be reviewed and it takes more time from me because i have to write shit and anyway i can lie.

What methods did you use to learn during those 3 years? What were your learning (grammar, vocabulary, pronunciation, etc)? Did you manage to retain some of the knowledge acquired during those years? Honestly you picked a hard language to learn, 3 years learning Spanish without some proper teacher is not that much to be honest, I’ve been learning German for that amount by myself and I’m not even close to being that good honestly, so don’t feel bad about it.

It’s all thanks to 4chan and their raids, God bless them. 🙏

If you care about aesthetics, Zorin since it is really beautiful, otherwise Mint.

Awesome!

u either born baby gay or baby straight gugu tataaa

It would be nice to modify the front end so that it looks better for that.

IMO it has quite a few native applications which is pretty rare for a distribution of its size, then you have everything flatpak has to offer and you could install any .deb, which is enough for me. Sure, you don’t get as many stuff as the AUR has but Arch is for pros anyway.

Zorin if you come from Windows, elementary if you come from Macintosh.

If there are two stacks side by side then the probability that there are a hundred pillows is 10%, which is a really small percentage for someone who claims to have a hundred pillows.

https://www.mintpressnews.com/closer-scrutiny-reveals-close-state-power-sacha-baron-cohen-really/279355/

There are an approximate of 50 to 60 pillows there, not a hundred.

From this thread:

I would consider National Bolshevism as more of a right wing ideology since it is not internationalist as opposed to Marxism Leninism (where there in fact exists nationalism, for example Ho Chi Minh was one, but it is combined with internationalism). National Anarchism is simply one of the stupidest things it could exist, since anarchism is a proponent of a stateless society therefore it is contradictory to its roots; it can be considered as much anarchist as Anarcho Capitalism.

Ahh, I get your point, I think it could redirect by default to the human readable one but if one where to delete to only the ID should also work. Yeah, I understand the only title based URL part.

I disagree on being nicer, since it makes the URL larger and it does not follow the same pattern as everything else, but let’s agree on disagree on that part.

Well, that is the exact opposite of what OP thinks, since it’s not human meaningful if title is optional. Also I don’t see the reason why /post/ helps with readability more than /p/.

Mmm, I see your point now. what about something like:

https://lemmy.ml/c/lemmy/p/XYZ123/Lemmy_URLs_should_be_human_meaningful

Yeah, that’s also an issue, and sure opt in ads are not that bad since it’s probably one or two clicks away and they’re gone, as long as it doesn’t get like the Android ecosystem where everything you download that’s not from F-droid is basically an ad hell where every part of the GUI is used to display something or pop up something when you’re using it.

I think in an ideal world, the government should have to fund this, to some degree or other, because at the end of the day the world depends on open source software, and the solution is neither to make it closed source or something inherently wrong with open source, it’s just ravaging capitalism. If governments would stop using shitty Windows and pay some money to Linux+GNOME+KDE+etc they would save some money and also give funding.