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#!/bin/env python
import os
import re
from typing import Union, Dict

import discord
import discord.errors as d_errors
from discord.ext import commands

"""

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import sys
import time

import numpy as np

"""
Just a quick non scientific performance test for iterables from python and numpy.
This is only meant to get a rough feeling for different performances.
"""

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import random
from typing import Tuple, List

import numpy as np
import numpy.typing as npt
import torch

"""
This is a sub-task for the lecture 'computational itelligence' at the univeristy of bonn.
It places three images from the MNIST dataset 'randomized' on a 64x64 image.

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  % NOTE: I do not guarantee that this is the best way of doing it
  % but I wanna share it anyways since I can't really find any (commented) example code like this.
 
  % --- 
 
  % command to print numbers one per line
	% paste somewhere into your document (can be preamble or document itself)
  
	% init counter variable
	\newcount\i

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import re
import discord

"""
A function that returns the matching role-id(s) in a list (as integers)
Needed Arguments: Comamnd-Context and Role-ID/ Role-Mention/ Role-Name (as a string)

The function will return a tuple of values that contains two values:
- A list with all matching role-id (should be one most of the times)
- The length of that list as secondary return value

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def conv(file: str, new="converted-file.txt", symbol=",", rep=".") -> str:
  """
  Needs: filename
  Optional: filename, symbol to replace, symbol to replace with
  - reads data, replaces a symbol with an other symbol of choice
  - writes new data in file and returns filename
  """
  with open(file, "r") as f:          #open file
    read = f.read()                   #read content
    repl = read.replace(symbol, rep)  #replace symbol