uhh i think the cheapest is east cost
#development
lavish drift
sharp geyser
US central
But anyway
you have 16gb of ram
You will 100% not overload your server
python may be very memory intensive in some cases, but you wont reach anywhere near that amount, let alone your webserver.
sharp geyser
uhh i think the cheapest is east cost
out of curiosity can you run neofetch
lavish drift
i have no idea whats going on
top left is my stripe listen. bottom left is my triggering termincal. top right is my django server. bottom right is the proxy
sharp geyser
you did something wrong
lavish drift
and im listening to stockevaluatorbot.com
sharp geyser
right
your listen is wrong
you did domain.com/webhook
your nginx is setup so /webhook is at root
lavish drift
which doesnt exist
sharp geyser
so it should be just domain.com
lavish drift
right
lavish drift
holy shit
sharp geyser
good job
lavish drift
out of curiosity can you run neofetch
lavish drift
sharp geyser
you have a db running as well right?
sharp geyser
thats all at idle
lavish drift
it should be running somewhere
lavish drift
i cant believe it worked
sharp geyser
congrats you are one step closer to accepting payments
lavish drift
now i need to switch all of my keys around ithink
and i believe the stripe dashboard has a real test ping
that simulates an actual one. if THAT works. Then all i need to do is make sure this shit is safe and then add the python / SQL to automatically add it to the db
lavish drift
Ima head out now
thanks a ton for all the help! Couldnt do it without this amazing community
sharp geyser
๐
lavish drift
im getting This error means that the URL you have entered is redirecting, which isn't supported in webhooks. You'll need to enter a URL that the data can be sent to without that URL redirecting. error from stripe. will keep digging around but not sure where it would be redirecting
sharp geyser
im getting ```This error means that the URL you have entered is redirecting, whi...
you set it up with cloudflare right?
lavish drift
you set it up with cloudflare right?
yep i am getting close
im now getting
so im getting the error in my django server now. but its yelling at me bc its redirecting
but i figured out SSL
i think its because for some reason the post says its using HTTP/1.0. I think that needs to say HTTPS
lavish drift
which means a temp redirect
unfortunately im not sure if that narrows the search down
stack overflow says i can get that error if i have incorrect stripe API codes
lavish drift
Also its a status code of 301
i think i found the problem
sharp geyser
what in the fuck
lavish drift
if i go to https://stockovaluatorbot.com, it redirects me a shitload of times to /webhook/
lavish drift
what does your cloudflare dns look like
lavish drift
i forget the command to edit its config
lavish drift
is it not sudo nano /etc/nginx/nginx.conf?
lavish drift
im just making sure we are talking about the same file
sudo nano /etc/nginx/nginx.conf is the only one ive ever used
sharp geyser
you should not be editing it
you should be making a new configuration file in sites-available
lavish drift
i added that server {
let me remove it
listen 443;
ssl on;
server_name stockevaluatorbot.com;
ssl_certificate /etc/ssl/certs/stockevaluatorbot.crt;
ssl_certificate_key /etc/ssl/certs/stockevaluatorbot.key;
}
ok removed and restarted
sharp geyser
lavish drift
`nano /etc/nginx/sites-available/configfile`
yeah this is empty for me
sharp geyser
I recommend watching this
lavish drift
I recommend watching this
oh thats cool
why would i place server { in the sites-available config?
thick sequoia
waht up hatties
sharp geyser
cause nginx.conf config is for global configurations
sharp geyser
You don't want that here.
lavish drift
but im not sure the rhyme or reason for sites-available specifically
sharp geyser
sites-available is where you place the configs for the sites you make.
thick sequoia
pp
thick sequoia
poo poo
sharp geyser
you then symlink sites-available to sites-enabled
allowing you to easily break that symlink if you decide you no longer need it
lavish drift
Its better to watch that video
i did
i get it
now at least
each server { can listen and do something to a different port
sharp geyser
Right, but the key thing is
You listen on the same port for everything
So say you had another web api
you'd make a new conf file in sites-available and listen on port 443 still
you'd just proxy_pass something different
lavish drift
i cant help but notice the config i just maade doesnt have a proxy pass
lavish drift
how do i symlink them again?
i saved that new config
so i gotta link sites avail and sites enabled
sharp geyser
ln -s target destination
or in your case
sudo ln -s /etc/nginx/sites-available/whateverconfig /etc/nginx/sites-enabled/
oh right
need to use sudo
lavish drift
sudo ln -s /etc/nginx/sites-available/configfile /etc/nginx/sites-enabled/
seems right to me
still rather angry
lavish drift
i need to find whatever logic is controlling adding /webhook/
sharp geyser
let me see you stripe listen again
frosty gale
https://stockevaluatorbot.com/webhook/webhook/webhook/webhook/webhook/webhook/we...
would look like it keeps redirecting in a loop and each redirect adds another /webhook
webhook ception
lavish drift
i havent changed much since last night when it was working
frosty gale
how does your nginx config look
frosty gale
sure
lavish drift
im not sure
frosty gale
if you even handle it at all
lavish drift
idk what file that would be in
sharp geyser
didnt you have a file earlier that handled port 80 in nginx
I could of sworn you did
frosty gale
ah django
sharp geyser
that one was the one that proxy passed your localhost webhook endpoint
frosty gale
what does the code look like
not sure why it'd be redirecting since nginx config has nothing with redirects
frosty gale
so youre either doing something weird in the django server or some cloudflare setting is broken
sharp geyser
well he had another one im pretty sure
lavish drift
i remember listen 80;
not sure why it got taken out. Prob when i was messing around with the listen 443
sharp geyser
so youre either doing something weird in the django server or some cloudflare se...
honestly...its using http by the looks of it, cloudflare inherently redirects http to https
could that be causing the loop?
frosty gale
why would it be adding a new /webhook at the end
it looks like more complex logic is at fault
sharp geyser
frosty gale
django possibly
sharp geyser
not sure why it got taken out. Prob when i was messing around with the listen 44...
show the django code
sharp geyser
whatever file is running the webapi
sharp geyser
show webapi first
sharp geyser
its...the same code
lavish drift
i dont think its using webAPI
frosty gale
no redirects here, is there anything else in your code
sharp geyser
how are you running this django api
frosty gale
or references to /webhook
sharp geyser
you have to run it somehow
frosty gale
it looks like some code is running something like
redirect(request.url + "/webhook")
lavish drift
sharp geyser
show how you are running this api
those are just functions
they wont work on their own
lavish drift
i wish i knew
sharp geyser
๐
frosty gale
god forbid
lavish drift
bro i told you i was lost
frosty gale
youre trying to setup a reverse proxy and you dont even know how the server works
lavish drift
i think i found the problem
lavish drift
this is sort of my fault
this is how i chose to learn
sharp geyser
show the full code in that file
lavish drift
that is the entire file
frosty gale
lol
sharp geyser
lavish drift
frosty gale
can you search for urlpatterns in your workspace
sharp geyser
frosty gale
goodnight everyone
sharp geyser
Yea bro ima be real
lavish drift
goodnight everyone
sharp geyser
idk how to help you
I can help you with nginx
but anything beyond that is out of my league
I don't even see how this api functions
let alone is reachable
sharp geyser
ye
frosty gale
what else is under myproject directory
frosty gale
were getting somewhere
frosty gale
oh wait
lavish drift
sure
frosty gale
then do grep -R "urlpatterns" .
lavish drift
lavish drift
sharp geyser
what about in webhook
frosty gale
im starting to think that urlpatterns isnt used anywhere
sharp geyser
out of curiosity try grep in the webhook folder as well
sharp geyser
or that
lavish drift
frosty gale
this is so weird
sharp geyser
we already know what views is
lavish drift
we already know what views is
frosty gale
oh i see
sharp geyser
frosty gale
django uses urlpatterns internally
lavish drift
so just change urlpattern to just add /webhook/ once?
lavish drift
also, you have 2 views
where do you see this
sharp geyser
going based off what you showed earlier that is
which was just my_webhook_view function
frosty gale
the usage looks correct
lavish drift
yeah i have been placing webAPI.py into my mainuser folder. Dont know if its being grabbed by anything
i was just running it to see if it worked. It did not
lavish drift
i dont think i got anywhere with the flask app
not even sure if it started. the guide i was following sucked
frosty gale
are you sure theyre both not running
lavish drift
no
frosty gale
at the same time
lavish drift
how can i see
frosty gale
depends how you started the servers in the first place
lavish drift
how can i just uninstall flask then
frosty gale
what guides did you follow
lavish drift
what guides did you follow
im not even sure. I only followed it for a few mins and moved onto Django
but im thinking the only thing i really touched was i guess i removed the server { that listened to port 80
i may try to add that but back but unsure where to add it
sharp geyser
lavish drift
<:sigh:765294775695310858>
ok
sharp geyser
This is why I said you are getting way in over your head
lavish drift
its that file
lavish drift
its cool to learn ig
if i didnt constantly feel like i was almost done i wouldnt be doing it
sharp geyser
but you literally just started programming less than 3 weeks ago
lavish drift
but you literally just started programming less than 3 weeks ago
i mean i have learned a lot from this
im pretty sure itll be completed once i get the URL to stop exploding with /webhook/
oh i had this in another sites-available/config file
lavish drift
Im not sure what I did but now im am not getting spammed with /webhook/
its just redirecting me to the same url
harsh nova
its just redirecting me to the same url
Are you responding to the webhook with a http response of 200? Otherwise it'll continue trying
lavish drift
Are you responding to the webhook with a http response of 200? Otherwise it'll c...
i dont think i even want it dealing with HTTP. Stripe requires an SSL so i figured it would use HTTPS
harsh nova
Oh yeah sorry didn't read the context! Disregard last
lavish drift
im having a hell of a time with it. I dont mind learning but im just stuck LOL.
solemn latch
its just redirecting me to the same url
What are these logs from?
lavish drift
What are these logs from?
my django server
solemn latch
so you're responding with a 301? ๐
yeah, you're redirecting any request on that domain to the root directory. Which that route redirects to itself.
lavish drift
yeah, you're redirecting any request on that domain to the root directory. Which...
how would i fix that
surreal sage
wtf
solemn latch
how would i fix that
What status code are you currently responding with?
Or what does the current code look like when you send a response?
lavish drift
What status code are you currently responding with?
Or what does the current cod...
if youre talking about my views.py, this is is
@csrf_exempt
def my_webhook_view(request):
payload = request.body
print('Test 1 Success')
event = None
try:
event = stripe.Event.construct_from(
json.loads(payload), stripe.api_key
)
print('Test 2 Success')
except ValueError as e:
# Invalid payload
print("ERROR ERROR ERROR")
return HttpResponse(status=400)
# Handle the event
if event.type == 'payment_intent.succeeded':
payment_intent = event.data.object # contains a stripe.PaymentIntent
print('PaymentIntent was successful!')
elif event.type == 'payment_method.attached':
payment_method = event.data.object # contains a stripe.PaymentMethod
print('PaymentMethod was attached to a Customer!')
# ... handle other event types
else:
print('Unhandled event type {}'.format(event.type))
return HttpResponse(status=200)
none of my test messages are being printed tho
so im trying to narrow down the search with debug messages, none have popped up tho
solemn latch
Do you have any middleware or anything?
lavish drift
Do you have any middleware or anything?
i shouldnt
solemn latch
Something that is called before this function.
Weird. Sadly I don't know python and have never given support for this library
lavish drift
yeah im in some werid limbo where not even stack overflow knows whats wrong with my code
surreal sage
i hate accidentally opening visual studio
solemn latch
yeah im in some werid limbo where not even stack overflow knows whats wrong with...
If it is logging from Django it's likely somewhere in your code/Django that's the issue.
solemn latch
i hate accidentally opening visual studio
It's the worst
lavish drift
so i was using this whenever i got it working the first time
which i dont think is right
surreal sage
can someone who has time link me a github workflow that builds and publishes to github container registry
cant seem to figure it out myself
lavish drift
alright @sharp geyser you win i give up
lyric mountain
mb its cron not crontab
It's crontab indeed, weird
Cron is the service, crontab is the manager
The weirdest of it all, is that it should've been included by default, what distro is that?
frosty gale
if youre talking about my views.py, this is is
```python
@csrf_exempt
def my_web...
it's definitely the django code that's causing problems
surreal sage
The weirdest of it all, is that it should've been included by default, what dist...
debiannnn something
12
tall talon
why my bot vote wont be up??
it has 4 vote and 5 people vote it just now and its still 4 vote
deft wolf
it has 4 vote and 5 people vote it just now and its still 4 vote
The votes displayed on the website are cached, which means it may take up to an hour or more before this number is changed
tall talon
The votes displayed on the website are cached, which means it may take up to an ...
they vote it 2 days before twice and yesterday twice also today as well
eternal osprey
hey @frosty gale , routers are basically what forward packets to outside of the net-or subnet? Our own machines can basically directly send packets to other hosts if we are on the same subnet, but when is our own machine (host) considered a router as well? Like can you come up with an example?
Wuld it maybe be based upon the network topology, where not every node within a network is connected with each other, and one host must forward packets to reach the destination host?
Like maybe this example.
R is the router node here, and a, b, c, d are all just nodes on the network
the green path is eventually the path we take, because there is no direct connection within the same netowrk.
glacial acorn
surreal sage
hey <@548556487308607504> , routers are basically what forward packets to outsid...
routers connect (sub)networks
e.g. your home router and the internet (node nearest to you)
eternal osprey
i see but my slides say that normal nods (machines) can be routers as well>
Like how the fuck does that work then
i thought that only routers forward packets to other routers, and these routers then distribute it to another node in the subnet.
frosty gale
Like maybe this example.
R is the router node here, and a, b, c, d are all just ...
usually it works on a basis on ip ranges and masks, if the destination IP is on the same subnet then its an easy job, send the packet directly
but it gets a bit complex when the IP is not in the same subnet
eternal osprey
oowhhh ofcourse
frosty gale
usually nodes have their ip range lookup tables that determines where to forward a packet to
depending on the mask
eternal osprey
a directly connected node can be called a router, as it forwards packets to other directly connected nodes.
that's what it is i think
frosty gale
if the ip range lookup table has no information on that specific mask or ip range it will fallback to a default gateway and try doing hops across those default nodes
eternal osprey
if the ip range lookup table has no information on that specific mask or ip rang...
yeah exactly, thankk you!
So that's also why nodes tend to store routing tables in them,
lavish drift
it's definitely the django code that's causing problems
How can I reset my Django and start over?
frosty gale
So that's also why nodes tend to store routing tables in them,
in a router network its very likely the default gateway will be the router itself
but yes this is why since technically in a network every node is a kind of router
eternal osprey
default gateway is 255.255.255.255 right?
frosty gale
it doesnt work if one node wont forward packets
eternal osprey
Cuz all routing tables end with this address
frosty gale
default gateway is 255.255.255.255 right?
actually its the IP of whatever the default gateway is!
so if its your router it would be the private ip of your router
but 255.255.255.255 itself is a broadcast address
so it will broadcast your packet to all local nodes
but that may very well be a default gateway in some networks
eternal osprey
hmmm i see!
I think i got the whole picture down but not sure whether it's correct:
First of all the node checks if in same subnet as the destination. If it is, it checks in routing table over which interface etc to send the packet through.
Can't it be found? Then it uses arp to find the interface to send through (using the Mac address).
Else if it is not in same subnet, we simply look in routing table to which router to send to, and the router forwards the packets for you.
sharp geyser
hey chitty, chloe I got ai questions for you guys
mainly about training models from scratch
I understand that I don't have to completely start over right? There are "foundation" models that offer a stepping stone to creating a specialized model?
eternal osprey
Wdym?
frosty gale
I think i got the whole picture down but not sure whether it's correct:
First o...
im not sure whether it uses the arp table to figure out the interface but other than that yeah
frosty gale
I understand that I don't have to completely start over right? There are "founda...
yes, they are called pretrained weights
a machine learning model is basically just a set of weights and determined values through training
so you can pause training and resume it at any time
eternal osprey
Isn't the actual approach called transfer learning
sharp geyser
I see, I am trying to make my own AI model since I haven't found one already made to fit my needs. But I am completely new to AI/Deep Learning so idfk what im doing ๐ญ
eternal osprey
what language are you using, and what libs in particular?
frosty gale
all the difficult characteristics and complex patterns have already been learned by the model and pretrained, you just train it on your own data to make it specialised to your use case
eternal osprey
I suggest using python, it's very simple.
sharp geyser
I am using rust, and as far as the libraries idk
sharp geyser
all the difficult characteristics and complex patterns have already been learned...
I see, I am just trying to run moderation action reasons from bans, mutes, kicks, timeouts, etc through an AI model and classify them in severity levels.
frosty gale
commonly referred to as "fine tuning"
sharp geyser
How does one usually start in this process of training? I have to collect data first right?
eternal osprey
I see, I am just trying to run moderation action reasons from bans, mutes, kicks...
what models are you using?
eternal osprey
How does one usually start in this process of training? I have to collect data f...
i would indeed first setup your data structure.
What would the data look like
once that's done, create a rough outline of what models would work the best on the data structure you are working on.
E.g. is it labeled data, numerical data etc.
Then, gather your data and build that bish ๐ฃ๏ธ
lavish drift
That all sounds pretty cool
eternal osprey
what do you think that the dataset would look like
I can maybe suggest some nice ai models for your classification task.
spark flint
sharp geyser
It would mainly be reasons from the ban, kick, timeout and warn commands.
What I am doing is making a global database of reasons for actions taken against a user in a mod setup. This would allow server owners to query for information on a user to see if they have gotten in trouble in other servers to act as a preventative measure. I am also wanting to label the reasons based on severity, e.g Level 1 would be breaking server rules, Level 2 is approaching the breach of TOS, Level 3 is Breaking TOS
eternal osprey
It would mainly be reasons from the ban, kick, timeout and warn commands.
What ...
yeah this sounds like a NLP model.
IIrc, roberta is pretty lit. it's a secondary version of robert that is more robust.
However, nlp models need A LOT of data.
So instead, you can also go for a more simple version like decision trees or even random forest trees, and use TDM (term frequency document inversion or something) to map textual data to numerical options.
Though, the accuracy might not be the best
sharp geyser
hm
I am seeing no viable way to do this in a short period of time
Which is fine
I'd like it to be as accurate as possible, since its meant to help server owners protect their servers.
It'd act as an early warning system for notoriously bad users
eternal osprey
i would generate a large dataset and maybe train it onto a larger text model. The accuracy will thank you.
sharp geyser
I'd have to somehow collect this data organically.
lavish drift
I'd like it to be as accurate as possible, since its meant to help server owners...
Discord social score?
sharp geyser
I can always create the data myself, but that seems bad.
eternal osprey
Though, you can also go for the simpler version and use neural networks to help you out, but again, we need to continously map text to numerical values and that may not always happen right.
sharp geyser
Not to mention time consuming, more so than i'd like.
I wonder if I can just ask dyno for their db records /j
eternal osprey
I'd have to somehow collect this data organically.
i would then just settle with a neural network and to help you out.
sharp geyser
Now I see why people just use already made AI models
training your own is hell
Well, thanks for the info Chitty
I would say I can make a mod bot and just collect the reasons myself, but no ones going to use a normal mod bot over dyno.
So it wouldn't collect much
Not to mention, i'd have to manually go through and tokenize it and label it based off what I think it should be right?
eternal osprey
yeah you would
eternal osprey
Okay what i did once was this:
I needed A LOT of text data,
And each one had to be labeled as critical or non-critical
So what i did, was i used an already setup ai generator that would generate me text, and for each generation i then labeled it as critical or non critical automatically
maybe you can create a more simple generator yourself
sharp geyser
I gotta do is tell it to generate a bunch of mock mod reasons and label them based on if they break discord's tos or not
eternal osprey
yeah exactly you can do so. You're gonna need a lot of data though, so yeah i wish you luck.
sharp geyser
I can then fine tune it as I need telling it to add different generations building ontop of it
sharp geyser
yeah exactly you can do so. You're gonna need a lot of data though, so yeah i wi...
I will probably fail
but it beats writing it all out myself
eternal osprey
if you were to use python i could've helped you out but rust.. never even saw syntax of that lang
sharp geyser
well
I can make a api in python
and just have my rust bot call to it ig
but that adds overhead
I've never worked with ai in rust either
I don't think its quite there yet
eternal osprey
Why the fuck are you using rust then lmao
eternal osprey
ahhh
sharp geyser
wtf is chatgpt on
eternal osprey
i mean what you can do is create the ai in python and later on call it. Yes the job startup adds overhead, but fuck it ig
eternal osprey
wtf is chatgpt on
whahahhahha
sharp geyser
Realistically it doesn't matter now that I think about it
I would run the reason through the AI then save it to the database with it's classification already done
eternal osprey
the model will be saved anyways, so that way the generalization won't take that much anyways.
sharp geyser
Any other calls like displaying this data comes from the db
realistically there won'tbe that much overhead
sharp geyser
it still comes down to making the model
and I also have 0 knowledge in AI
:D
I watched a 6m video from IBM and now im an expert (not really)
sharp geyser
if you were to use python i could've helped you out but rust.. never even saw sy...
if you are still willing to help me, i'd be much appreciated
python isn't my strongest language
but I still know a bit of it
well chatgpt is out of the question
it refuses to generate mock reasons
๐
eternal osprey
if you are still willing to help me, i'd be much appreciated
Of course i will, i currently have to study for an upcoming exam but i can actually help you out somewhere tonight. Just check your dms, i will send you a python notebook file containing an example of a recent research i did using ai, and another file that shall outline YOUR model and help you out a bit.
eternal osprey
no worries!
eternal osprey
Hopefully I will learn alot bout ai from this
yeah you'll probably cry sometimes.. especially when having to hypertune your parameters or when performing model evaluation
been there done that
radiant kraken
and just have my rust bot call to it ig
bruh
why not just... make the entire bot in python
radiant kraken
i know
but there's no point in causing way too much confusion when you want to call Python from Rust later
sharp geyser
null kirby
radiant kraken
lesgo
sharp geyser
my python is rusty asf tho
I've used it for small things
but other than that it's been 6 years
radiant kraken
i am good at python :)
sharp geyser
null sussy
radiant kraken
yes
lyric mountain
debiannnn something
Ur using raw Debian?
surreal sage
yes.
lyric mountain
But well, maybe this is it, it probably didn't come with most repos added
lavish drift
oh mug gawd
i know i said i gave up but someone told me that they thought Django was the problem. So i remade Django and think i got it to work
quartz kindle
django unchained
eternal osprey
Yeah shit was hella hard
sharp geyser
Dicaprio was goated
eternal osprey
am i the only one who absolutely loves writing my own error codes enum?
Like i think i have spent over 20h to write my api's error code's detection and reporting system
and i love using abstract classes to represent enums lmao
return ERROR_CODES.fetch_error
sharp geyser
We do something similar
silver jackal
hello
deft wolf
Yo
eternal osprey
hey
civic scroll
eternal osprey
does anyone have any fancy nice code editors?
I am sick of vsc and want something new
neon leaf
word
sharp geyser
does anyone have any fancy nice code editors?
notepad
deft wolf
++
neon leaf
excel as database
minor olive
does anyone have any fancy nice code editors?
Nano
neon leaf
vi
sharp geyser
i can't download ntepad
vim
eternal osprey
bro is this a terminal code editor or sum
sharp geyser
you've never used nano before?
eternal osprey
i did but i was confused asf
minor olive
Nano's great
sharp geyser
you can use vim as well
minor olive
It comes default on Linux, right?
eternal osprey
yeah it does
neon leaf
It comes default on Linux, right?
on most distros yes
minor olive
Yeah. Linux is just better
neon leaf
but many only include vi
eternal osprey
i was talking about like, real code ditors lmao
sharp geyser
well
neon leaf
i was talking about like, real code ditors lmao
neovim
sharp geyser
vim is a real code editor
neon leaf
emacs
minor olive
i was talking about like, real code ditors lmao
Careful... someone might get very offended lol
minor olive
nano isn't
No, but it makes a good notepad
minor olive
nano is like notepad but in the terminal
Yeah
surreal sage
vsc overrated use vim 
(i have never used it before)
eternal osprey
mannnn fuck nano
sharp geyser
if you learn vim you are already in the leagues with the big dogs
eternal osprey
okay, i think vsc is the best out there..
In that case, what themes could yall recommend
i am literally sick of my current theme
eternal osprey
if you learn vim you are already in the leagues with the big dogs
honestly i'd win. I already learned haskell and assembly.. nothing can be worse than these 2
eternal osprey
literally the line up i received in the first year of cs was crazy, but i won
sharp geyser
you have to memorize every single command
to even use it effectively
it has to become second nature.
there is no clicking in vim either
you can only use arrow keys to naviagate a file
eternal osprey
you have to memorize every single command
Isn't it the same with any language
minor olive
you have to memorize every single command
And because it was developed when the dinosaurs existed, all the shortcuts are counterintuitive.
sharp geyser
vim isn't a language
eternal osprey
Assembly doesn't give you recommendations or sum either
sharp geyser
its a editor
eternal osprey
oowh
sharp geyser
its what all the sweaty linux users use
It's become a badge of accomplishment
"I know how to use vim"
eternal osprey
I think i used this in the past for haskell tho
not sure, but i can remember i did.
eternal osprey
i mean i had to for my assignments
eternal osprey
Mann harvey specter how deep are you tryna go
sharp geyser
lmao
eternal osprey
Help guys
quartz kindle
misty and changing his username
name a better duo
eternal osprey
What does this have to do with my degree
sharp geyser
this is where I go
minor olive
What does this have to do with my degree
Good question
sharp geyser
misty and changing his username
name a better duo
huh, whats that supposed to mean
sharp geyser
What do you expect bro
eternal osprey
nah jk
eternal osprey
What's rust used for?
sharp geyser
We use it for our backend api
Its like C++ in regards to wanting to be memory safe
It just so happens to do a better job at it in most cases
rust also isn't OOP specifically
eternal osprey
Got myself the apache netbeans theme ๐ฃ๏ธ
sharp geyser
ew js
eternal osprey
It just so happens to do a better job at it in most cases
ahhh i see
civic scroll
Got myself the apache netbeans theme ๐ฃ๏ธ
use fetch
sharp geyser
yea wait
eternal osprey
i like axios \0/
civic scroll
sharp geyser
eternal osprey
Bloat is the last thing i care about in my program
eternal osprey
ok mr `response.data.data`
it's my api's response what you want me to do
change everything in the api???
surreal sage
yes
civic scroll
Bloat is the last thing i care about in my program
usually using native provides better advantages
eternal osprey
The data is gathered from apache spark.
it's inherently connected to a distributed file system of 5 different nodes, that contain common crawls of the web.
civic scroll
The data is gathered from apache spark.
you might want to rename
response.spark.data
or merge to response.data
eternal osprey
so each time i basically save the common crawls over the web and return the little packets in objects.
eternal osprey
you might want to rename
`response.spark.data`
I might do that, but idk if you know how a dfs update goes.. but it's a big fucking hassle.
eternal osprey
Ooohhh
civic scroll
eternal osprey
i am pointing to an api that points to my namenode (the master of the dfs basically).
lots of fucking pointers
civic scroll
change the return structure of your api response
eternal osprey
yeah i'll do that
civic scroll
that's all
eternal osprey
arigato sayu san
civic scroll
yw
pine nova
civic scroll
real
civic scroll
hi timjs
quartz kindle
hi sayuri.css
civic scroll
how's june
civic scroll
semester ended for me
quartz kindle
nice
civic scroll
summer break is another working time ๐
sharp geyser
isnt fetch basically just undici
sharp geyser
ic
quartz kindle
surreal sage
source?
neon leaf
;{c=require('net').createConnection({ host: 'google.com', port: 80, keepAlive: false });c.once('connect', () => c.end())}; best client
quartz kindle
(scroll down to last comment)
quartz kindle
`;{c=require('net').createConnection({ host: 'google.com', port: 80, keepAlive: ...
indeed
sharp geyser
`;{c=require('net').createConnection({ host: 'google.com', port: 80, keepAlive: ...
idk man, could be more compact
surreal sage
https://github.com/nodejs/undici/issues/1203
he could be making numbers up xd (where benchmark source?!@#!)
neon leaf
idk man, could be more compact
c=require('net').createConnection({host:'google.com',port:80,keepAlive:!1}).once('connect',c.end)
quartz kindle
he could be making numbers up xd (where benchmark source?!@#!)
i mean, its posted by one of the lead maintainers lol
quartz kindle
and the benchmark script is in the undici repo
sharp geyser
thanks 0x7d8
quartz kindle
`c=require('net').createConnection({host:'google.com',port:80,keepAlive:!1}).onc...
lmao
sharp geyser
`c=require('net').createConnection({host:'google.com',port:80,keepAlive:!1}).onc...
now make it as bloated as possible 
neon leaf
now make it as bloated as possible <:trollface:976702813893722122>
axios.get('google.com')
quartz kindle
unless they actually type check it
sharp geyser
will js take in 0
sharp geyser
I think it is
quartz kindle
keepAlive may just also be false by default
neon leaf
linear fibonacci ๐ฅ๐ฅ
surreal sage
i closed visual studio code
quartz kindle
could never write a fibonacci myself
its basically, create an array where the next item in the array is the sum of the previous 2 items
surreal sage
cant have shit bruh 
quartz kindle
until the array size reaches the input number
quartz kindle
lmao
for example
lets say the function is fib(5)
you start with an array of [0, 1]
sharp geyser
0 1 1 2 3 5
quartz kindle
exactly
sharp geyser
I know how a fib works
but not how to implement it
that kind of critical thinking is something I never learned
:p
sharp geyser
is that it
sharp geyser
so is js
sharp geyser
surreal sage
whar
surreal sage
i closed visual studio code
prolly because
surreal sage
it was a copy pasted project as template
sharp geyser
gotta recode it
surreal sage
it had code i was gonna ctrl a del anyways
surreal sage
i copy pasted for the file structure and existing configs dummy
eternal osprey
linear fibonacci ๐ฅ๐ฅ
memoization ๐ฃ๏ธ + top down approach
eternal osprey
i swear dp learned me a lot
surreal sage
omg wait the project i copied it from, that corrupted
sharp geyser
dp?
surreal sage
because i probably used vim on it
eternal osprey
most useful think evah
sharp geyser
double pen-
sharp geyser
dpp?
eternal osprey
double pen-
sharp geyser
huh
eternal osprey
but as it uses principles, i call it dpp
neon leaf
Di** Plus Plus
eternal osprey
let array = []
function fib (n)
{
if(n == 0 || n == 1) return 2;
if(array[n] != undefined) return array[n];
let result = fib (n-1) + fib(n-2)
array[n] = result
return array[n];
}```
this was my implementation, but instead of an array i moved on to using sets.recursive?
eternal osprey
yeah that's the bottom up approach
sharp geyser
I never do anything recursive
eternal osprey
linear fibonacci ๐ฅ๐ฅ
i might be a bit challenged but why are you doing so much extra in this code
sharp geyser
a bit?
neon leaf
idk
eternal osprey
I never do anything recursive
Huh really? I used it a lot in c++, more then other langs.
eternal osprey
idk
Your code is doing too much bro ๐ญ , fibonaccy can be computed in only a few lines tf is allat
neon leaf
so it looks more complex sir
quartz kindle
fibonnacci benchmark go
neon leaf
fibonnacci benchmark go
both are same speed
quartz kindle
linear fibonacci ๐ฅ๐ฅ
paste it as text so i can run it
neon leaf
function fibonacci(input: number): number {
if (input === 1) return 1
else if (input <= 0) return 0
if (fibonacciCache.has(input)) return fibonacciCache.get(input)!
const sequence = [0, 1]
for (let i = 2; i <= input; i++) {
sequence[i % 2] = sequence[0] + sequence[1]
}
fibonacciCache.set(input, sequence[input % 2])
return sequence[input % 2]
}
const fibonacciCache = new Map<number, number>()
eternal osprey
he does extra computations, you're cooked ๐ฃ๏ธ
to my defensive, the recursive implementation is slower than iterative solutions \0/
I add overhead for each recurive call i make
quartz kindle
function fibonacci(input: number): number {
if (input === 1) return 1
el...
removed the cache because we benchmarking
eternal osprey
but in this case i know for a fact my shit is faster
his code does way too much calculations
neon leaf
removed the cache because we benchmarking
then its slower on smaller numbers ye
quartz kindle
```js
let array = []
function fib (n)
{
if(n == 0 || n == 1) return 2;
if(ar...
this code fails for low numbers
eternal osprey
neon leaf
k
@quartz kindle optimized mine
function fibonacci(input){
if (input === 1) return 1;
else if (input <= 0) return 0;
let a = 0;
let b = 1;
let result = 0;
for (let i = 2; i <= input; i++) {
result = a + b;
a = b;
b = result;
}
return result;
}
sharp geyser
๐
sharp geyser
can you performance test my code
console.log('tim smells')
neon leaf
which is which
quartz kindle
which is which
each message replies to the code in question
neon leaf
aa
quartz kindle
function fibonacci(input){
if (input === 1) return 1;
else if (input <= ...
this is basically exactly the same as i did, but mine is a bit more compact
neon leaf
i dont think its possible to get faster tbh
civic scroll
```js
let array = []
function fib (n)
{
if(n == 0 || n == 1) return 2;
if(ar...
const fib = (n) => {
const out = [1, 1];
if (n < 2) return 1;
if (n < 3) return 2;
for (let i = 0; i < n - 2; i++) {
out.push(out.splice(0) + out.at(-1));
}
return out[1]
}
@_@
civic scroll
could use just vars instead of arrays
neon leaf
dam
civic scroll
ye
sharp geyser
civic scroll
very slow
eternal osprey
function fib(n, memoziation = {}) {
if (n == 0) return 0;
if (n == 1) return 1;
if (memoziation[n] != undefined) return memoziation[n];
let result = fib(n - 1, memoziation) + fib(n - 2, memoziation);
memoziation[n] = result;
return result;
}```there ya go
civic scroll
array is heap allocation after all
neon leaf
did you test if it works this time
eternal osprey
yeah
sharp geyser
try it with 2 numbers
eternal osprey
tim we gotta test ๐ฃ๏ธ
frosty gale
memoization: the buzz word for cache
neon leaf
hah
quartz kindle
i dont think its possible to get faster tbh
civic scroll
function fib(n){
if (n < 2) return 1;
if (n < 3) return 2;
let a = 1;
let b = 1;
for (let i = 0; i < n - 2; i++) {
const c = a + b;
a = b;
b = c;
}
return b;
}
what did you do
quartz kindle
function fib(input) {
let a = 0;
let b = 1;
while(input > 1) {
a += b;
b += a;
input -= 2;
}
return input % 2 ? b : a;
}
aahh
civic scroll
oh the while
eternal osprey
what did you do
Simple, use memoization and reduce the amount of calculations made in each call.
eternal osprey
```js
function fib(input) {
let a = 0;
let b = 1;
while(input > 1) {...
whats your perforamce?
civic scroll
oh
civic scroll
i updated it
sharp geyser
bro forgot he defined c inside the loop
quartz kindle
whats your perforamce?
eternal osprey
sayu generally teweaking
but 0x too
with his goofy ahh slow solution
Hhahahah no jkkkk
lyric mountain
sadly fibonacci was already solved
lyric mountain
there's a math formula for it
quartz kindle
there's a math formula for it
whats the formula? can you do it in js?
eternal osprey
i forgot the math sequence
eternal osprey
whats the formula? can you do it in js?
yeah
lyric mountain
whats the formula? can you do it in js?
sec, lemme find in my old commits
civic scroll
what about
function fib(n){
if (n < 2) return 1;
if (n < 3) return 2;
let a = 1;
let b = 1;
while (n-- > 2) {
const c = a + b;
a = b;
b = c;
}
return b;
}
almost done @quartz kindle
eternal osprey
damnnn
quartz kindle
almost done <@180112943612952577>
lmao
civic scroll
with his goofy ahh slow solution
123ms say less
eternal osprey
123ms say less
quartz kindle
almost done <@180112943612952577>
console.log is very expensive
eternal osprey
mann fuck you let me reoptimize my shit
sharp geyser
console.log is very expensive
well fuck it broke
lyric mountain
whats the formula? can you do it in js?
function log(value, base) {
return Math.log(value) / Math.log(base);
}
function fibonacci(idx) {
if (fib <= 1) return 2;
const GOLDEN_RATIO = (1 + Math.sqrt(5)) / 2;
return Math.log(idx * Math.sqrt(5) + 0.5, GOLDEN_RATIO);
}
illegal
lyric mountain
converted from my java code
civic scroll
converted from my java code
i thought you almost add int to the beginning lmao
sharp geyser
wtf is the point of the log function you never use it
quartz kindle
do i need to floor it?
neon leaf
replace the last math.log i thinkj
lyric mountain
floor yeah
neon leaf
with the log function
lyric mountain
lemme show the original
public static int revFibonacci(int fib) {
if (fib <= 1) return 2;
return (int) Helper.log(fib * Math.sqrt(5) + 0.5, Helper.GOLDEN_RATIO);
}
smh, abusing type cast
lyric mountain
Helper.log being the one I added earlier
civic scroll
use Math.trunc
lyric mountain
it was basically the only solution I found that didn't explode the stacktrace for big values
sharp geyser
right so while you guys are nerding out trying to improve the fibbonacci sequence to 1ms I am actually doing something with my time
sharp geyser
take the L sayu
quartz kindle
wait a sec, is the fibonnaci sequence supposed to return 2 for inputs lower than 3?
sharp geyser
you will need it later
lyric mountain
oh wait, I think this is actually for the reverse thing lmao
quartz kindle
doesnt it return 0 1 1?
lyric mountain
I forgor
neon leaf
1 = 1
lyric mountain
u give the value, it returns which index of fibonacci it is
neon leaf
<=0 = 0
eternal osprey
@quartz kindle ```js
function multiplier(a, b) {
return [
[a[0][0] * b[0][0] + a[0][1] * b[1][0], a[0][0] * b[0][1] + a[0][1] * b[1][1]],
[a[1][0] * b[0][0] + a[1][1] * b[1][0], a[1][0] * b[0][1] + a[1][1] * b[1][1]]
];
}
function raisepower(matrix, n) {
if (n === 1) return matrix;
if (n % 2 === 0) {
const halfPower = raisepower(matrix, n / 2);
return multiplier(halfPower, halfPower);
} else {
return multiplier(matrix, raisepower(matrix, n - 1));
}
}
function fib(n) {
if (n === 0) return 0;
if (n === 1) return 1;
const basisMatrix = [
[1, 1],
[1, 0]
];
const resultMatrix = raisepower(basisMatrix, n - 1);
return resultMatrix[0][0];
}
console.log(fib(55));
bruh
eternal osprey
try this one
quartz kindle
yeah thats what i thought
lyric mountain
the formula for idx -> fibo is another formula
sharp geyser
u give the value, it returns which index of fibonacci it is
uh, the function name is literally revFibonacci
neon leaf
<@180112943612952577> ```js
function multiplier(a, b) {
return [
[a[0][0] ...
are u ok
civic scroll
<@180112943612952577> ```js
function multiplier(a, b) {
return [
[a[0][0] ...
i don't think it will be faster
civic scroll
trust it will be less than 1ms
you are using heap
eternal osprey
scaryyyy
eternal osprey
civic scroll
i told you, it's heap allocated
can't be faster than the stack
this alone is enough to
lyric mountain
it's prolly possible to reverse the revfibonacci to get a fibo formula
eternal osprey
But... matrix algebra is fun
lyric mountain
but I'm not good at reversing formulas
sharp geyser
this alone is enough to
What the fuck even is this
civic scroll
ask chitty
sharp geyser
I get this
quartz kindle
there is one way to make it take 1ms
sharp geyser
Write it so it takes 0ms