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  • This isn’t what you’re asking, but since your question has been answered, and this might actually be helpful for you:

    Sorry for asking something that boils down to “please help me with my homework” but I’m at a loss.

    You should put a comma before “but”. Like so:

    Sorry for asking something that boils down to “please help me with my homework”, but I’m at a loss.

    A comma is required when you are separating clauses which would be complete sentences. “I’m at a loss” is a complete sentence, so there should be a comma before the “but”.