#ot0-no-stealth-portals-please

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woven grotto
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but, how would I figure out how many values I need before it could possibly have a solution using oeis?

mortal hull
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this doesn't seem that hard. just get some more values then plug it into a calculator

woven grotto
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I suppose

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I'll go up to 16 values total, as avery suggested

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and use said data to hopefully find the pattern

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actually I might have a prediction to the pattern of when it changes

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so, the first time, it changed immediately, and kept that pattern twice, then the next time, it did it for 4 times, and I have the prediction it will do the next one for 8

thick widget
woven grotto
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so if I could figure out how to reword that into a equation it's quite simple in that regard

mortal hull
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yes, we pointed that out

woven grotto
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Yea I'm just sayin I now actually notice it

thick widget
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xithrius playing chad game

oak hemlock
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meow

teal storm
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ok so basically, my suspicion is that your sequence looks like this, for some constants c and k @woven grotto

oak hemlock
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log2n hiding under the table lemon_pensive

teal storm
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so true

woven grotto
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Update.

1 : 1065353216
        > +8388608
2 : 1073741824
        > +4194304
3 : 1077936128
        > +4194304
4 : 1082130432
        > +2097152
5 : 1084227584
        > +2097152
6 : 1086324736
        > +2097152
7 : 1088421888
        > +2097152
8 : 1090519040
        > +1048576
9 : 1091567616
        > +1048576
10 : 1092616192
        > +1048576
11 : 1093664768
        > +1048576
12 : 1094713344
        > +1048576
13 : 1095761920
        > +1048576
14 : 1096810496
        > +1048576
15 : 1097859072
        > +1048576
16 : 1098907648
        > +524288
17 : 1099431936```
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So, as you can see, the values do have a pattern in which they begin a change

teal storm
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yeah im definitely right in that case

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without a shadow of a doubtt

woven grotto
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I think you are too

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so, in that case, the equation is just
a*sub(1)* = c? or is it something else

teal storm
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obviously c = 1,065,353,216 and k = 8,388,608

woven grotto
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I see.

woven grotto
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wdym..

sick olive
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achoo

teal storm
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it's defined by the two equations i already sent as images

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in other words, (brb)

woven grotto
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alright lol

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Both

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Iirc

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Actually, probably percentage grades

viral hull
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no, it's only letter dependent

woven grotto
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oh, mb

viral hull
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well, letter and plus or minus

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an A- is worth less to your GPA than an A, but all As are the same, regardless of percentage grade

short oyster
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84 vs 85 would still be a "B" grade and result in the same GPA

teal storm
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@woven grotto

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if i am right, which im pretty sure i am

woven grotto
teal storm
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log base 2 of n

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only the 2 is subscript

woven grotto
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I just don't know log in general

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haven't gone over it yet 😩

teal storm
oak hemlock
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You've never seen "A+"?

solid prawn
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isnt it 2^floor(log n)

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in the denominator

teal storm
oak hemlock
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huh. can't relate

viral hull
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weird.

teal storm
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that's the bit i couldn't figure out how to write correctly, im doing it all in my head and using discord on mobile to get the tex render so there's a fair bit of error margin 😅

solid prawn
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wonder if you can write the main sequence as an explicit function of n

teal storm
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here's the corrected version

solid prawn
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lgtm

woven grotto
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just a question that I know is prob not correct but I gotta make sure, couldn't I use f(x) = x^2

teal storm
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no

woven grotto
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didn't think so but, worth the shot

solid prawn
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it involves powers of 2 so you can guess that its going to have exponents/logs

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as in, variable powers with a constant base

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whereas polynomials like x^2 have a variable base and constant powers

oak hemlock
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tbh am I weird for wishing this was a thing:

In [1]: for (i := i * 2) in range(2):
   ...:     i
teal storm
solid prawn
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.-.

viral hull
teal storm
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what's the definition of γ again?

oak hemlock
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idk lol

solid prawn
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In [5]: for i in map(2 .__mul__, range(4)):
   ...:     print(i)
   ...:
0
2
4
6
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:catcool:

oak hemlock
teal storm
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no, Γ

obsidian wave
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Hi I joined the math discord to ask this question but I have to wait 10 minutes but are the medians of a right triangle parallel to the sides?

oak hemlock
solid prawn
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you mean the definition in terms of the integral or the relation with factorial

obsidian wave
neat sparrow
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!eval

for i in map(2.__sum__, range(10)): print(i)
oak hemlock
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oh that's why you added the space

neat sparrow
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I gotta learn the dunder methods

teal storm
oak hemlock
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:faint:

obsidian wave
solid prawn
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how could it be parallel

obsidian wave
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u sure?

solid prawn
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the side and the median are starting at the same point

fathom yew
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whenever I plug in my usb drive, my pc asks me to format it to be able to use it. I don't want to format it. is there any way to stop the dialog boxes from appearing?

teal storm
oak hemlock
obsidian wave
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hmm it appears that the medians are parallel for any triangle

neat sparrow
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You need two right angles for sides to be parallel in a shape

obsidian wave
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wait no those arent medians what am i doing

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🤦

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nvm sorry for the dumb question

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cant talk

teal storm
obsidian wave
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its alr i can wait for 5 more min

solid prawn
obsidian wave
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oh that might be the reason why, i think the server has that set up for bots but its much easier to run bots on computer than phone

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i dont have a phone so idk

obsidian wave
teal storm
# teal storm yes

although "partial function application" is really a misnomer, as it is being fully applied, it's just a function that returns a function

obsidian wave
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i mean discord probably can

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ig so, doesnt matter much 🤷

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thanks for the help tho

solid prawn
teal storm
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a * b = \a -> \b -> a * b
```ignore the cyclical definition
oak hemlock
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oops I read that as "gamer(x)"

solid prawn
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O its u^(x-1)

teal storm
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in python,

times = lambda a: lambda b: a * b
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so it's not being partially applied at all, it's in fact being fully applied

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it's a function that takes in a number "a" and returns (a function that takes in a number "b" and returns "a × b")

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although technically that's only in the case of (2 *)

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in (* 2), it's more like (flip (*)) 2

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where

flip f a b = f b a
solid prawn
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@obsidian wave its not just right angled triangles, its all triangles
the line joining the midpoint of two sides is always parallel to the third side
(midpoint theorem)

teal storm
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aka

flip = lambda f: lambda a: lambda b: f(b)(a)
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gn

quasi cape
solid prawn
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gn

stone gyro
# solid prawn

yeah, and yet for integer z it's equal to (z-1)!. Why? Historical reasons. 😩

solid prawn
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sad

solid prawn
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historical reasons more like peer pressure from dead people

obsidian wave
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bro i was so productive today i finished 1 wk worth of hw

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11 more weeks to go 😬

solid prawn
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damn

stone gyro
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historical reasons more like unofficial copyright laws

obsidian wave
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wait actually 10 more

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this is literally the progress for my class
gray r for future classes

teal storm
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does it even matter

solid prawn
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the function parameter

teal storm
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oh

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jsjdbs

obsidian wave
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hsp r u in college or smth that looks hard

teal storm
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calculus is taught in HS

stone gyro
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Г(z)=(z-1)! for integer z >= 1

obsidian wave
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wtf thats calculus

stone gyro
sullen elm
obsidian wave
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y do they have like a 100 new symbols in HS math which can be represented in s i m p l e english

stone gyro
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gl, I guess. it wasn't super bad for me, though there were a lot of theorems with french names

sullen elm
teal storm
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average dx fan vs average Δx enjoyer

obsidian wave
stone gyro
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0 of which names I remember now

stone gyro
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also, who the hell reads english

obsidian wave
stone gyro
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math is universal

obsidian wave
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hmm ig so

jolly sun
solid prawn
stone gyro
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i'm mostly joking, yeah

solid prawn
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last few months even

sullen elm
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Last week for me

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So close

stone gyro
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but anyway, if I'm reading a math article by someone who has trouble writing English, I'd much rather they used the math notation than try explaining it in words lol

sullen elm
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three exams to go, then I'm free

teal storm
obsidian wave
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bruh i get confused by just a bunch of "<", "Δ", "~", etc. my brains gonna explode in HS

jolly sun
teal storm
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gn fr

jolly sun
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gn avery

obsidian wave
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i did a total of 20 problems of math today which is a lot for me ;-;

solid prawn
sick olive
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hello!

stone gyro
# jolly sun "Just gimme the code, don't explain, gimme the code" - Programmers

also programmers: can someone help I found the code* for this but it's not working

*they always say "the code" for some reason, like there's exactly 1 way to do any problem, and there's a bible of programming detailing all of them which was lost, and so now programmers have to rederive the contents from scraps hidden in history

oak hemlock
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amateurs

jolly sun
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a bible of programming

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StackOverflow

teal storm
stone gyro
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vs average \pdv{}{x} enjoyer

jolly sun
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vs average \gradient{x} consumer

obsidian wave
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tf r u saying

stone gyro
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I had one professor who, every time he introduced a new symbol, would write on the blackboard the latex code to produce that symbol

oak hemlock
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magic words

stone gyro
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this is absolute poggers and I wish all profs did that

oak hemlock
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they're performing a summoning ritual

stone gyro
obsidian wave
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is it true that the college professors dont pause for u to take notes and u have to be like writing down everything like extremely quickly or ur screwed
and even if they have recordings of classes i doubt ull have time

jolly sun
pastel moss
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there are apps which just let you draw the symbol and it gives latex code iirc

solid prawn
stone gyro
quasi cape
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good ol notes

jolly sun
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And now my entire class looks at me like I'm some sort of black magic wizard because I write equations in MS Word in Latex and just blitz through the thing instead of using the equation editor

teal storm
solid prawn
jolly sun
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YES

pastel moss
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uh no... it's useful

jolly sun
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LATEX GANG RISE UP

teal storm
neat sparrow
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I'll do college algebra then start calculus in uni

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not that hard

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fun even

pastel moss
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searching through all the symbols is tedious

stone gyro
neat sparrow
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lol

static trout
quasi cape
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plus that overleaf website is quite handy

quasi cape
pastel moss
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idk, i've been doing maths on my own since online classes

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i just can't pay attention in M$ teams when ppl are spamming reactions

quasi cape
static trout
quasi cape
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here schools are opened smh

stone gyro
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here zero people use laptops on lectures, smh

quasi cape
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damn , you feel unique

pastel moss
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lmao

quasi cape
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same goes here , most believe on notebooks

stone gyro
quasi cape
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lol

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i mean having a notebook for doing rough is ok

static trout
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bruh
after doing apt install bat zsh didnt recognize bat

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so im cargo installing it

quasi cape
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lmao

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cargo can?

static trout
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aaaaaaa its building from source

quasi cape
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thats preposterous 👀

woven grotto
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Omg I just realized the number was a 4 Byte Number 🤦‍♂️ ugh

neat sparrow
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I found Dio in one piece

woven grotto
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The large ass numbers that were like 1099431936

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That's a "4 Byte" number or something

stone gyro
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who the fuck is deo

woven grotto
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😩 I didn't know that

neat sparrow
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dio

static trout
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does he mean dio
oh he does

pastel moss
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oh

stone gyro
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!e

import math
print(math.log2(1099431936))
obtuse swallowBOT
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@stone gyro :white_check_mark: Your eval job has completed with return code 0.

30.034111146096592
stone gyro
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you can only say this is at least a 32-bit integer from this

pastel moss
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why does log2 exist?

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why not just set the base to 2 smh

stone gyro
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presumably it's more efficient than the general form

quasi cape
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what if you take log of non 32 bit int ,will not it already throw error lol

stone gyro
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similarly for ln

neat sparrow
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probably has some optimizations

pastel moss
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benchmark moment

woven grotto
pastel moss
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oh yes, log 2 is just the length of it's binary form

quasi cape
stone gyro
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overflow error where

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python ints are infinite-size

quasi cape
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i forgor F

static trout
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ok cargo install works

oak hemlock
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sudo apt install bat should've worked

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if it doesn't, something is wrong

stone gyro
quasi cape
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oh yes

solid prawn
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i think thats a C issue

stone gyro
# pastel moss *benchmark moment*
%timeit [math.log2(x) for x in nums]
%timeit [math.log(x,2) for x in nums]
37.2 ms ± 4.39 ms per loop (mean ± std. dev. of 7 runs, 10 loops each)
38.7 ms ± 2.82 ms per loop (mean ± std. dev. of 7 runs, 10 loops each)

seems to be within the std, so hard to tell

quasi cape
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lol

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!e

import math
print(math.log2(2**4023704572304702374032740982379044))
obtuse swallowBOT
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@quasi cape :warning: Your eval job timed out or ran out of memory.

[No output]
quasi cape
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hm ok

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thats C issue

stone gyro
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!e

import math
print(4023704572304702374032740982379044/1024/1024)
obtuse swallowBOT
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@stone gyro :white_check_mark: Your eval job has completed with return code 0.

3.8373037074133894e+27
stone gyro
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python can in theory do it. good luck providing the memory for that

quasi cape
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can we alter allocated memory 👀

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researchtime

stone gyro
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Actually, this many bytes of memory is more than 2**64, which means 64-bit OSes can't actually manage that much even if you had that much physical RAM

quasi cape
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right

stone gyro
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the maximal int you can in theory fit in a 64bit memory space is something along the lines of 2**(2**64))

solid prawn
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still not enough to store the weight of yo mama

cursive agate
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yes

woven grotto
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how could I go about converting a 4 Byte thing to a float? Am I able to do that I presume?

cursive agate
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fuck discord so slow to load

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the universe is against me

neat sparrow
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I'm going to learn my native language so that I can say dirty shit without people knowing

cursive agate
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damn

neat sparrow
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went to a buffet this morning and some people behind us were talking about how it's rude for other people to speak non english langs around other english speakers

woven grotto
cursive agate
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outcast!!!

neat sparrow
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I wanted to tell my dad that the people behind us were weird af, but I didn't know how to say it lol

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plus I wanted to piss them off by speaking my language

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I like to piss off people who fail to use logic lol

neat sparrow
cursive agate
neat sparrow
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but yeah, gonna learn that language now

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also french. I should've spoken french to piss them off

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I know how to speak french but I just don't have a large vocabulary

neat sparrow
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It's like being a toddler and only being able to say a few things because you don't know a lot of words

cursive agate
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ask for "cool" words

neat sparrow
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I'm going to write a program that notifies me with random words in a language every 5 minutes

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in rust*

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bro vscode is loading so slowly

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I'm thinking. Should it get a random word using a website's vocab bank, or should the list be up to the user

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finding a multi-lingual site api would be time consuming so I'll leave it all up to a json list

neat sparrow
stone gyro
serene dagger
viral hull
thick widget
neat sparrow
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Do you guys think json, or a database would be better for storing words and their english translations

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I'm thinking of a dict, key sort of thing. Maybe yaml would be good

sick olive
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no

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json is best in my apologies @neat sparrow

viral hull
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If it's a small list that's updated rarely, JSON might be good enough. If it's a large list or updated frequently, a database would definitely be better.

neat sparrow
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I suppose the user should be able to add their own words

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hmm, I'd need a gui then. I'll keep it json for now then expand later

oak hemlock
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apparently I've been idling in Rider for 2 hours

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thank you Discord

woven grotto
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Is there a way to convert an int to a float, then from there convert that float into a byte 4? Mainly the Float to Byte 4 part

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in C#^

oak hemlock
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what is a "byte 4"?

woven grotto
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type of byte apparently

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it's length is quite long

stone gyro
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do you mean, like, directly intepret the float as a 4 byte int?

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this is possible, since single-precision floats are 32bits too, but it's a pretty uncommon thing to do

woven grotto
oak hemlock
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what the

stone gyro
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    float f = 2.0f;
    int i;
    unsafe
    {
        float* fRef = &f;
        i = *((int*)fRef);
    }

would be the way, I believe

woven grotto
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look up 4 byte if you haven't already @oak hemlock

woven grotto
stone gyro
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C#, being a managed language, doesn't allow you to do low-level stuff like dereferencing pointers without an unsafe block.

oak hemlock
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why would one do this

woven grotto
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I see

stone gyro
oak hemlock
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._.

stone gyro
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though technically, note that, say, the famous fast inverse square root uses this

woven grotto
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how does fRef = &f work 😩 I'm quite confused

woven grotto
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mostly on fRef

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Oh wait

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fRef is a float, it's not multiplying

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I see * and thing multiplication lol

solid prawn
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fRef is a pointer to a float

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(reference?)

woven grotto
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yea

stone gyro
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the idea is that one would think that we could just do i = (int) f, but that'd truncate the float to an int rather than do what we want. Instead, what we must do is make a pointer to the float, reinterpret that as a pointer to an int (which is safe because they have the same size) and dereference that pointer.

oak hemlock
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using System;

namespace ConsoleApp
{
    internal static class Program
    {
        private static void Main(string[] args)
        {
            const int i = 1;
            const float f = i;
            Console.WriteLine(BitConverter.ToString(BitConverter.GetBytes(i)));
            Console.WriteLine(BitConverter.ToString(BitConverter.GetBytes(f)));
        }
    }
}

This is what GitHub Copilot gave me

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roughly

woven grotto
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hm

oak hemlock
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01-00-00-00
00-00-80-3F
stone gyro
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wait, what the fuck is that first one

oak hemlock
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:faint:

stone gyro
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why is your int little-endian

oak hemlock
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does it being constant have anything to do with it

stone gyro
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doubt it

oak hemlock
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it does not

stone gyro
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ah

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bitconverter has an endianness argument

oak hemlock
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I don't see this

stone gyro
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actually it's not controlled, hmm

neat sparrow
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copilot makes shit so easy

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of course, I still have to read the docs, but it saves time

oak hemlock
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oh... polymorphism might be hiding this argument

stone gyro
# oak hemlock I don't see this
using System;
                    
public class Program
{
    public static void Main()
    {
        const int i = 1;
        const float f = i;
        Console.WriteLine(BitConverter.IsLittleEndian);
        Console.WriteLine(BitConverter.ToString(BitConverter.GetBytes(i)));
        Console.WriteLine(BitConverter.ToString(BitConverter.GetBytes(f)));
    }
}
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True
01-00-00-00
00-00-80-3F

oak hemlock
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oh I see

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is that really an "argument", though?

stone gyro
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it's not, no

dusty quarry
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Should the rich pay more taxes?

neat sparrow
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The existence of billionaires is a failure of the economic system

oak hemlock
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what the heck

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This is in the student developer pack lol

dusky inlet
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lol

neat sparrow
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damn I want that pink role

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Might as well try for the winter code jam

jolly moon
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and I do not support economies. All businesses exist to exploit, exploit humanity especially. I wish no businesses existed in reality.

stone gyro
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the rich won't pay any taxes when we eat them

thick widget
thick widget
jolly moon
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the rich can suffer, and so can any capitalists or people who support a world economy.

stone gyro
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how exactly do you plan to have, uhh, a civilisation without economy?

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or are you using "economy" in some specific meaning, like capitalist markets specifically?

jolly moon
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Businesses only exist to exploit dude

fast viper
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Absolute statements. Statements like "all X do Y" are always wrong. Always. 😉

pliant canyon
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u can stop a business from exploiting by not trading with them

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well not just you

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but yes

jolly moon
pliant canyon
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businesses depend on people and people depend on businesses

stone gyro
pliant canyon
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yes

jolly moon
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businesses are filth

pliant canyon
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sure

stone gyro
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I'd make the argument of what the hell do you mean all businesses are bad, how exactly are you planning to produce anything then, are you going to starve to death instead?

sullen elm
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I'm not exactly sure how the modern world would function without them 👀

jolly moon
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I'd like to go back to when you hand make everything

fast viper
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Businesses provide income, jobs, wealth for individuals. I don't get this rigid stance. You're using the internet and complaining about them only because some business got you the money to get here

fast viper
sullen elm
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Sure there are some bad businesses, but the majority of them are not bad, they're just supplying demand and being good people making a living

fast viper
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Business doesn't mean "must be machine made".

jolly moon
stone gyro
fast viper
sullen elm
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There's never absolutes

jolly moon
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Goverment survellience is big in Australia and the UK, i'd rather not live there, fuck them.

sullen elm
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Can't say I've had any issues as an Australian

jolly moon
harsh cave
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hello

jolly moon
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I do not use tutanota preferably, I use some e-mail service that is far more off-sourced and is less known to the public.

sullen elm
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Again, I don't necessarily agree with everything some companies, governments etc do. The Australian government is really annoying me right now with their stance on climate change, but I'm not going to say "They're causing nothing but bad things", inevitably they're keeping the country running

fast viper
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I do wish Australia would get their act together on that front

sullen elm
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I know, it's crazy

jolly moon
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they never will with that type of corruption

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Australia is a police dystopia from what I am hearing

sullen elm
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huh?

thick widget
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dear god, please keep this out of my recommendations

jolly moon
sullen elm
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Can't say I've had that experience

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Nor have I heard of that being the case for others

jolly moon
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How do you know? The NSA scans your pc's no matter what country too.

thick widget
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yeah shouldnt have clicked on a video with ✨ emojis

jolly moon
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hackers can get into your pc with little or no trace

fast viper
sullen elm
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I mean sure, maybe they are. But currently there's no evidence of that being the case, so until then I'm going to continue believeing that the police are not monitoring my every move

fast viper
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I feel like you might be tuning into something too radical

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A common problem with the echo chambers on the internet today. Watch yourself, lest you lose yourself

jolly moon
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What's wrong with being radical?

sullen elm
#

My mum works for the police, so do my neighbours and many family friends. They're all good people who know what's what in the police world, we're not like china with the whole social credit score thing and constant surveillance, far from that

fast viper
jolly moon
#

radical's are good people in my opinion, we all work together to stitch the filth of society.

#

and make it better.

fast viper
#

Either you don't know what actions people have taken, or you refuse to see it as it is. There's no "stitching together" with dissent, violence, and bloodshed

jolly moon
#

I'm not referring to those radicals, I am a anarchist

#

anarchism is different

fast viper
#

I must make a sidenote, I really dislike what people do these days , inventing terms left right centre and then arguing on technicalities and semantics.

#

It makes it that much harder to get people to collaborate. It feels like a real fight over just labels. As if people stop seeing others as people once a label has been assigned

jolly moon
#

And no, I don't like bloodshed, I am more-so a person who wants to make the world a better place for everyone.

stone gyro
#

i'm not sure you really thought any of your opinions through.

#

see my earlier messages for details.

jolly moon
#

I align with disroot and inventati due to my needs of privacy

stone gyro
#

let's say that I saw anarchists with more nuanced opinions than "let's eliminate literally all organisation the human civilization has ever had, somehow - that'd surely make things better". if you don't think it's a valid summary of your opinions, then please explain what you mean by getting rid of the economy.

jolly moon
#

fine.

fast viper
#

Re. Echo chambers. My best advice is this: "listen to people you disagree with." Actively seek out all points of views first, if you truly wish to understand how things are. It might be a weird idea at first, but you may end up realising that there's more to the story than it seems, fairly often.

#

And if your view point was correct all along, then even better because then you'd be able to see the fallacies in the logic that others made, and give you the opportunity to correct it.

stone gyro
#

this approach is a bit dangerous though, because if you seek out people who are bad at arguing, then by winning arguments with them, you'll get more sure in your opinions even if it's completely irrational. it's just how the human brain works, winning argument=>you're right, even if you've heard all of their arguments before and so, logically, refuting them again shouldn't affect your beliefs.

fast viper
#

Hm, I don't necessarily think so. But even if so, breaking out of the feedback loop is a lot more important

#

Ie. no argument, everyone feels this way is much worse than at least seeing some opposition

#

But perhaps yes, the opposition should also be chosen appropriately perhaps*

#

Though then determining for yourself who would have the right counter arguments would be tough on its own

viral hull
#

Well, when the other side holds opinions like "vaccines cause 5G", you're not likely to gain much from Socratic discourse

solid prawn
#

if only 5G was being handed out for free 😔

viral hull
#

So that was this week in the US.

neat sparrow
#

"vaccines cause 5g"

#

dafuq

neat sparrow
vocal river
#

nice

#

so I have this big column with thses values in it

#

lets say I want only Sy2 to appear in the table

elfin horizon
#

like, you want to clear everything that's not Sy2?

vocal river
#

yes

elfin horizon
#

so there should be a bunch of blank spaces too right?

vocal river
#

slicer does it pretty well, thbe problem is that it doesn't save well

#

wdym blank spaces

elfin horizon
#

if you have a column like Sy2 Sy2 LMXB Sy2 LMXB Sy2 do you want it to output as ```
Sy2
Sy2

Sy2

Sy2or as
Sy2
Sy2
Sy2
Sy2```

prime girder
elfin horizon
#

can't you just type Sy2 and extend it to 391 then

vocal river
#

wdym?

prime girder
#

I think what they're saying is to populate a list or something with 391 entries of Sy2

#

to replace the current one...?

#

I'm not really understanding it myself meguFace

#

Is this meant to be a separate table, or is it meant to replace the current one?

real igloo
#

Hey! I am just getting started with Python. Can anyone of you tell me some of the best resources available on the internet for beginners?

vocal river
stone gyro
obtuse swallowBOT
#
Resources

The Resources page on our website contains a list of hand-selected learning resources that we regularly recommend to both beginners and experts.

hasty kite
#

hi

vocal river
#

I want a filtered table connected to the main table somehow basically

hasty kite
#

!рудз

prime girder
#

rudz

oak hemlock
#

._.

elfin horizon
#

oh i don't really know how to have it do that automatically sorry

prime girder
#

You'd probably need a watch event of some sorts

hasty kite
prime girder
#

I know how to read cyrillic but I don't speak Russian too well

oak hemlock
#

welp

#

I'm incredibly frustrated

#

Imagine you had an error that you need solved

#

and this is your only lead

vocal river
prime girder
#

Yeah, to monitor when the data inside of the original table has been modified

oak hemlock
#

they call those sentinels, right?

prime girder
#

I have no idea what the terminology in python is

#

I'm used to node's terminology

pale mesa
#

jesus fuck this integration is so long

#

imma give up

oak hemlock
#

nvm maybe I'm confused

dusky inlet
oak hemlock
#

that's why it's so infuriating

#

This is from the Unity Editor log

dusky inlet
#

wheez

oak hemlock
#

I'm literally so upset :(

dusky inlet
#

driver probs?

#

is the GLContext referring to the opengl windoww

#

is the window opening

#

@oak hemlock wait, is the error for unity's editor not opening or your project

oak hemlock
#

er

oak hemlock
oak hemlock
#

stuff like "preferences" or "add component"

#

they just appear black

dusky inlet
#

are you missing any dependencies

oak hemlock
#

I would not think so

#

but how the heck would I know

dusky inlet
#

iv not used unity but it uses npm to install deps i think

#

and npm might fail to install some of them due to permission issues

oak hemlock
#

uh

#

everything works when I use my AMD GPU

#

Which is a stupid. annoying. trend

#

This makes me so mad LMAO

pale mesa
#

u have two cards?

oak hemlock
#

yes

#

AMD 4800h + RTX 2060 Mobile

#

the AMD one is iGPU, idk the name

pale mesa
#

oh i thought u had two dGPUs haha

oak hemlock
#

¯_(ツ)_/¯

#

maybe that'd have been easier to work with

#

ugh

#

m ver sad

pale mesa
#

nvidia cards gives me annoying issues sometimes

#

i cant even get 30fps in a flash game lmao

oak hemlock
#

you don't want to know the pain I've gone through

#

you really don't

#

been having NVIDIA problems for about 2 years

pale mesa
oak hemlock
#

not if I use my AMD GPU

pale mesa
#

i like how googling gives no relevant results

#

this must be an obscure error

oak hemlock
#

I hate it

#

I hate it all

#

I'm probably just going to abandon my install

pale mesa
#

tried updating nvidia drivers?

oak hemlock
#

pfft

sonic crypt
#

Hey

oak hemlock
#

yes.

dusky inlet
oak hemlock
#

I'm able to run glxgears with my NVIDIA driver

#

so, OpenGL at least works

dusky inlet
#

hmm

oak hemlock
#

God only knows why vsync is off

dusky inlet
#

@oak hemlock dont use the editor fineletuscomparecapital

oak hemlock
#

._.

#

I feel so sad

#

always unlucky

dusky inlet
#

give more context

oak hemlock
#

for?

dusky inlet
#

on whats not working

oak hemlock
dusky inlet
#

when does that error show up

oak hemlock
#

that is what it looks like

pale mesa
#

are u on linux

#

must be because of linux /s

dusky inlet
pale mesa
#

will that force a re-render

dusky inlet
#

yea

quasi cape
#

meanwhile re rendering on windows term breaks vim

#

lmfao

chrome zinc
#

uhhh i can't seem to ping both of them to each other

oak hemlock
chrome zinc
#

uhhh how do i make it so that it connects to the LAN

#

btw this is a VM

oak hemlock
pale mesa
#

^

chrome zinc
#

oh yea it works

sick olive
pale mesa
#

the vm uses a "virtual network adapter" thingy to route the connection to your VM

#

this brings back memories

neat sparrow
#

why such an old vm lol

quasi cape
#

is that xp

pale mesa
#

ye

chrome zinc
#

sometimes it displays this page

#

it's a XP vm where i just test out random s***

#

the internet works but it's really buggy

oak hemlock
#

oh I wonder why

chrome zinc
#

probably because it's a VM

oak hemlock
#

VM + Windows XP + Explorer

#

really not the recipe for success

chrome zinc
#

chrome is trying SOMEWHAT

#

btw it's saying "Connecting to the Internet"

#

ok cool bye bye system

cursive agate
oak hemlock
cursive agate
#

go back to X

oak hemlock
cursive agate
#

oh..

#

did u update your nvidia card recently?

oak hemlock
#

yeah...

cursive agate
#

try lsmod | grep -i nvidia

#

gibb output to me. i gibb love

cursive agate
# oak hemlock yeah...

if u did, try to rollback, and check if that fixes it. assuming the current plan of fixing said issue wont help

oak hemlock
cursive agate
oak hemlock
#

495.44

cursive agate
#

okay

#

rollback

oak hemlock
#

Why?

cursive agate
#

that driver is buggy

oak hemlock
#

ugh

#

all the drivers are buggy :(

dusky inlet
cursive agate
#

i kinda dislike nvidia getting too excited releasing it because of GBM API to support wayland

#

that new driver supports wayland but also caused a lot of shit on some apps lol

oak hemlock
#

I hate my slow internet

cursive agate
#

so go back to 470. hopefully unity will work

oak hemlock
#

I kind of highly doubt it

cursive agate
#

tell me when that works. otherwise it might be EGL causing issues or just sadness.

#

oh wait sadness, sad.

oak hemlock
cursive agate
oak hemlock
#

well

#

It said it could not find the EGL library or something

#

I just ignored it because I couldn't figure out how to solve it

cursive agate
#

go back to egl 1.1.7

oak hemlock
#

I don't know what that means

cursive agate
#

the version

oak hemlock
#

idfk what egl is

cursive agate
#

that is the shitty nvidia implementation to support nvidia graphics on wayland.

oak hemlock
#

??

#
❯ sudo zypper if libwayland-egl1
Loading repository data...
Reading installed packages...


Information for package libwayland-egl1:
----------------------------------------
Repository     : openSUSE-Tumbleweed-Oss
Name           : libwayland-egl1
Version        : 1.19.0-1.5
Arch           : x86_64
Vendor         : openSUSE
Installed Size : 14.0 KiB
Installed      : Yes (automatically)
Status         : up-to-date
Source package : wayland-1.19.0-1.5.src
Summary        : Additional egl functions for wayland
Description    :
    This package provides additional functions for EGL-using programs
    that run within the Wayland framework. This allows for applications
    that need not run full-screen and cooperate with a compositor.
cursive agate
#

there are two implementations. GBM the de facto one and only standard, and the shitty egl from nvidia.

cursive agate
oak hemlock
#

This really does not help me

cursive agate
#

am i looking at egl-wayland?

#

seems like it. hmm

oak hemlock
#

it says the package name

cursive agate
#

eh thats a weird version. 1.19 seems to be 1.1.9

#

anyway yeah go back to 1.17. that versioning scheme in opensuse is annoying

oak hemlock
#
❯ sudo zypper se -i | grep -i "egl"
i  | Mesa-libEGL1                               | EGL API implementation                                                             | package
i  | libwayland-egl1                            | Additional egl functions for wayland                                               | package
cursive agate
oak hemlock
#

hm.

cursive agate
#

nvm i found it lol hopefully try to install it

oak hemlock
#

hm

sullen elm
#

I wouldn't have a clue what he's referring to, depends what he consider's to be 'advanced' in relation to classes I suppose

#

Perhaps proper OOP design principles

#

I mean, I don't have a set criteria for intermediate. I just assume anyone who's learnt the basic syntax of Python (so more or less all features of the language) and has used some in some smaller projects is at an intermediate level

fluid hazel
#

context managers, generators, decorators and packages are "advanced"?

sullen elm
#

Yeah I don't agree with this list

#

Don't use one

#

It's pointless

#

Start making things

#

You'll learn new things as you go

fast viper
#

its a bit backwards. treat it like a hand-in-hand process

#

you will need to do a little bit of learning, and a little bit of making. make something, hit a wall. read up. repeat

#

precisely because theres too much to just "learn" before you start.

sullen elm
#

I mean, there's an endless amount, you'll never learn it all. But as you start to make things you'll begin to recognise what you do need to learn and what will be useful to know

fast viper
#

let an actual task guide you on what to learn

sullen elm
#

A fair bit of the stuff in there you'll learn as you progress, but I wouldn't try go through and tick all of them off

#

Because trying to do that is not only going to take ages, but it's pretty much useless if you don't use it

cursive agate
#

learn what u will use

glad grove
#

I feel like people make these lists because they want a way to quantify how proficient they are. But the best way to know that is to actually make things, and then figure out what you still need to learn when you hit a roadblock in a project

sullen elm
#

Anything that interests you. Re-create some old arcade games or something in PyGame or Arcade, build a website and you can integrate JS and Python, make a discord bot etc etc

#

I tend to just think of some random thing, then develop upon it until 6 months later I'm still working on it I end up with a final product

#

You could use both. Have Python on the backend of the website to let users save accounts or something along those lines

solid prawn
#

that looks nice

sullen elm
#

That'd open up opportunities to learn about databases

#

sqlite is builtin so you can just import it yeah

#

I haven't worked with sqlite so I don't recall if it's a local DB, if so you might need to download some additional things

fast viper
#

sqlite is complete. and yeah its a local db

#

yes.

#

if you wanted to "view" the database you could install some sqlite db viewer, but completely optional

pseudo pivot
#

@glad grove

glad grove
#

Hi

cursive agate
#

my only motivation to learn frontend and backend frameworks is i can do freelance and part time

pseudo pivot
#

Hi

cursive agate
#

my demotivation is i dont like them

cursive agate
sullen elm
#

I'll stay away from frontend until uni forces me to do it sometime next year

pseudo pivot
#

I know react and learning django in backend and know flask and nodejs as backend

sullen elm
#

CSS is the worst thing I have ever worked with

#

HTML is fine, JS I can tolerate

#

CSS I don't want to touch ever again

glad grove
#

With css I just slap !important on things until I can force my changes to take effect

pseudo pivot
#

Guys what is C# and go used for?

sullen elm
#

C# these days is used a lot in game dev and for .NET stuff. And for windows applications

solid prawn
#

web backends, desktop apps

cursive agate
sullen elm
#

Go is used in web dev a bit, although people tend to either love or hate it from what I've seen

cursive agate
#

joe likes it

stone gyro
#

my knowledge of go is mostly the two articles joe links, but from them it sounds horrible and I can't imagine using it for anything

pseudo pivot
#

Now I feel like I should try C#

novel hull
#

Go is great for its purpose if you can brush past how heavily it is opinionated

pseudo pivot
stone gyro
cursive agate
#

imo use the right tools for the right job and ignore the idea that one language is better than the other. waht i mean is, try to fit it with your use cases. want speed? definitely go and not python

novel hull
#

Asynchronous programming, mainly when you need to do something while waiting for I/O

stone gyro
#

even the "minor details" like lack of generics make me go wtf, though

pseudo pivot
#

So for u C# better?

novel hull
chrome zinc
stone gyro
#

....was Go ever made to compete with C#? I don't think it was

novel hull
#

It has a lot of thorns, but also some very nice ideas, like a nice interface for thread communication

sullen elm
#

Basically it lets you make use of time that would otherwise be spent doing nothing. So like take discord.py as an example, if it didn't use asyncio it would stop every time it made a HTTP request which is comparatively slow. So using asyncio kind of speeds up the bot, just note that it's not going to speed up CPU-bound tasks @sick olive

cursive agate
solid prawn
#

goroutines are cool apparently

chrome zinc
#

if you go by name everything lines up, C -> C++ -> C#

novel hull
#

goroutines are a certified hood classic

chrome zinc
#

but if you go by what they actually are

stone gyro
#

every language is made to be competitive

chrome zinc
#

then it doesn't make sense AT ALL.

stone gyro
#

or it wouldn't be used by anyone

pseudo pivot
#

Both are good in that sense

chrome zinc
#

for example C++ is more C-like
but C# is more like Java

still pike
#

When polymorphism is considered as an afterthought, a language's generics usually suck

novel hull
#

The package structure is a nightmare in go

stone gyro
#

C# is a fun language to learn and use, I'd say

novel hull
#

And the syntax has a lot of questionable aspects

still pike
#

Packaging is a crucial factor in a language's competitiveness too, imo

novel hull
#

Yeah, definitely

chrome zinc
#

this is more of like a game

novel hull
#

Things like if a filename ends with '_test', it's a file containing tests and you need to create a subpackage with its own directory and 'go.mod' just to get a namespace are... not good

#

Yeah

#

What are you struggling with?

chrome zinc
#

take a look on a site you use everyday

#

and then try to copy it

novel hull
#

A simple way to do one is to have a <form method='post'> in your login page, and then check if the password matches its hash server-side. If it's fine, you can use the session to remember that a user is logged in and check that value whenever they request a different page

chrome zinc
#

just go to the page and copy it

novel hull
#

No particular place, just googled a bunch

left echo
#

how can I close help channel? .close doesn't work for me

novel hull
#

You mean !close?

#

Also, is it yours?

left echo
sullen elm
#

!mute 411447768612339712

obtuse swallowBOT
#

:incoming_envelope: :ok_hand: applied mute to @hot palm until <t:1636284858:f> (59 minutes and 59 seconds).

sullen elm
#

!pban 411447768612339712 nitro scam

obtuse swallowBOT
#

:incoming_envelope: :ok_hand: applied purge ban to @hot palm permanently.

oak hemlock
#

omg is it the real Michael Evergreen???

quasi cape
#

lol

sonic crypt
#

guess ill use gitbook for making some docs

neat sparrow
#

cookie clickers are basically just linear equation utilizers

#

the higher the levels, the longer it takes to progress

pseudo pivot
#

Guys will I gain enough knowledge by learning C# after learning C++ and Java?

deep heath
#

Imo there's no gain to just learning another language without any direction (certain libs or new tools in that language). It's just different syntax then. 🤷

static trout
#

i have a question

#

how many end crystals do you need to one cycle the ender dragon

cursive agate
#

enough knowledge is becoming god

cursive agate
oak hemlock
#

wait am I confused

static trout
#

not to respawn

oak hemlock
#

what does "one cycle" mean

#

kill?

static trout
#

kill in a single perch

#

for beds its like 5-6

#

does anybody know for end crystals tho

oak hemlock
#

hard to say

pastel moss
#

try it? i doubt ppl try it with end crystals

#

beds are cheap

oak hemlock
#

I would guess... 3 but that doesn't sound right

#

looking at the numbers, that is my guess

pastel moss
#

end crystals do more damage?

oak hemlock
#

oh yeah. far more

static trout
#

pretty sure he missed the fact that end crystals exist

pastel moss
#

just do it with good ol bows and swords then lol

oak hemlock
royal jetty
pastel moss
static trout
static trout
oak hemlock
#

I mean it's not strictly friends

royal jetty
#

oh I thought it's like a server thing

oak hemlock
#

SMP can just be any old vanilla Minecraft server

#

with people you've never met

pastel moss
#

or modded lol

oak hemlock
#

oh true \🤔

#

I meant like without different game modes

#

survival Minecraft

pastel moss
oak hemlock
#

yes

#

Windows user spotted

#

so uh

#

I couldn't find my flash drive

#

I found an old one tied to a lanyard that's 2 GB

#

I'm trying to install KDE Neon, so I go to balena to see how big it is

#

1.97 GB :faint:

#

If this works, I got away with a 0.03 GB wiggle room

#

Hey, it booted

#

I think I got lucky for once

fathom yew
#

Damn Pop!_OS windows tiling manager is so great. Bye bye Ubuntu and welcome Pop!_OS

#

whoa it even has stacking windows! Gotta be so useful for me because I don't have a monitor big enough lemon_hyperpleased

pastel moss
#

what's special about it?

fathom yew
#

about stacking windows?

pastel moss
#

yeah and tiling wm

sick olive
fathom yew
pastel moss
#

no offense, changing the os just for the wm seems a bit weird imho

fathom yew
#

no no, not just the wm...

#

a lot many other reasons

pastel moss
#

ah

fathom yew
pastel moss
#

fair, although keybinds can be customized too ig

chrome zinc
fathom yew
chrome zinc
#

just casual java coding while just listening to podcasts

fathom yew
#

good luck 😄 !

pastel moss
#

this is why i don't create configs, it's totally not because i can't come up with good designs 😆

fathom yew
#

lmao

Lies
~@aboo

pastel moss
#

i liked it (it has an awesome wm port too)

fathom yew
#

hmmm no thanks, ig I am simply going with pop os rn

pastel moss
#

yeah, popOS's seems cool

chrome zinc
#

ok and already i don't get anything

fathom yew
# pastel moss yeah, popOS's seems cool

also I like the default dock (even though polybar is cooler) so I will not have to customize it, that'll save some of my time and I really losing patience because installing distros and then customizing them so it'll be really helpful 😂

oak hemlock
#

oh yes. henlo from KDE Neon

fathom yew
#

"henlo"

dusty aspen
#

henlo is so fun to say

#

so is "hiylo"

fathom yew
#

oh, also hey there @oak hemlock !

oak hemlock
#

howdy

dusty aspen
#

Risen, I may have asked you this before, but what are your preferred pronouns?

fathom yew
#

lol talking like this from different os gives me vibes of talking inter-planet (maybe because I have a space themed wallpaper 🤷‍♂️ )

dusty aspen
#

okie

burnt tinsel
#

hi

dusty aspen
#

hello arukovic

burnt tinsel
#

I always lurk around here

fathom yew
#

this is the habitat of a lot of ppl (also me even though I try to be in #python-discussion to help beginners)

burnt tinsel
#

Same, I usually am the most active here and other off-topic channels

fathom yew
#

is polybar available in popos?

oak hemlock
#

stinky Pop!_OS :/

#

more like... Poop!_OS :/

#

that was a terrible joke

fathom yew
#

😢

#

why!!!!!!???????????

lean pebble
#

General question here but suppose I have a bunch of HTML files as output. What's the easiest way for me to do a search on those HTML output locally, on my computer, without sending the HTMLs onto the web

#

Something like readthedocs but locally. It seems they use ElasticSearch but I don't know if I will/can implement it

fathom yew
#

~ @obtuse swallow
📨 ok_handbutflipped Muted @oak hemlock until Sunday, 7 November 18:59 (4 minutes and 59 seconds) Reason: Talking against Lord @fathom yew.

oak hemlock
#

oh yes

lean pebble
fathom yew
#

should I install pop os latest (21.04) or LTS (20.04)?

oak hemlock
#

Install KDE Neon like I did \😩

lean pebble
lean pebble
oak hemlock
fathom yew
#

uhhh had enough time with breaking os 😢 u r right. LTS there we go!

oak hemlock
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KDE Neon \😤

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Pop!_OS is stinky

fathom yew
# oak hemlock

lol Microsoft edge xD even windows guys dont use it lmao 🤣

lean pebble
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Actually I'd go for 21, since it probably works.
But LTS with PPAs for latest is probably the midway workable compromise

oak hemlock
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Microsoft Edge is one of the best browsers

lean pebble
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Basically LTS sucks since GCC is literally version 7777-ages-ago

oak hemlock
lean pebble
oak hemlock
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nah

lean pebble
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Not sure if all my extensions port over easily though

oak hemlock
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I like the Microsoft sync

fathom yew
oak hemlock
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among other things

lean pebble
oak hemlock
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Microsoft Edge performs so well

fathom yew
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Lies

oak hemlock
oak hemlock
fathom yew
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anyways bye guys cya!

fathom yew
oak hemlock
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I'm not kidding when I say Microsoft Edge is actually a good browser

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y'all just biased against Microsoft

fathom yew
oak hemlock
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and/or old Microsoft Edge

oak hemlock
fathom yew
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can I use my google account in it? because I like edge but I don't think I can use my google acc and I have everything in it

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and is the download speed better in microsoft edge?

oak hemlock
oak hemlock
lean pebble
# oak hemlock Even if it was using 3.10, it'd not be recommended that you use it
gcc -v
gcc version 9.3.0 (Ubuntu 9.3.0-17ubuntu1~20.04)
python3 -V
Python 3.8.10
julia -v
julia version 1.4.1
R --version
R version 3.6.3 (2020-02-29) -- "Holding the Windsock"

Latest releases

GCC 11.2 released [2021-07-28]
Monday, October 4, 2021 - Python 3.10.0 is available
[Julia] Current stable release: v1.6.3 (Sep 23, 2021)
R version 4.1.2 (Bird Hippie) has been released on 2021-11-01.
oak hemlock
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More software will support 20.04 compared to 21.04

lean pebble
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gcc 10/11 is kinda important if you like C++20

oak hemlock
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Despite having later software, less things will probably work

lean pebble
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Py3.10 has amazing easy-of-coding features

oak hemlock
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Those are system versions

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you don't generally want to tinker with them regardless

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since they're integral

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for Python, a great solution is installing pyenv and installing a later version through that

lean pebble
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Why is it so hard for me to get a dev environment that's not dated a eon ago?

oak hemlock
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Then go for something like openSUSE Tumbleweed

obtuse swallowBOT
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lean pebble
oak hemlock
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uh

lean pebble
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Actually, where do I find linux distros other than the normie ones Oracle provides

oak hemlock
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all of them?

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idk, I don't mess with VMs

lean pebble
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Not all, some of the alternatives you list here

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Oracle only provides Ubuntu and their own Oracle

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I think if you can get an image into their registry you can use it

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Not sure how nicely they'd play with outside images

lean pebble
oak hemlock
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I always use um

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KVMs

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do y'all ever copy a command and then accidentally end up doing something like git clone git clone

lean pebble
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I think that's common

oak hemlock
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lol

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well, I think I like asdf more compared to pyenv ngl

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based on installation alone

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once it was installed, all I had to do was asdf plugin add python and asdf install python 3.10.0

static trout
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what is asdf

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it sounds like someone just spammed the keyboard

quasi cape
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jkl;

copper nimbus
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lol

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it was just called Llanfairpwllgwyngyll at first

sick olive
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just received something I ordered a year ago

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kinda odd

copper nimbus
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yes.

oak hemlock
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what on Earth

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legion-5% micro ~/.zshrc
2021/11/07 07:32:44 error opening file: open log.txt: permission denied
copper nimbus
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imagine

oak hemlock
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I don't understand

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nvm guess it was just a micro bug

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I installed manually and it works fine

mortal hull
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what's micro. is that like nano

thick widget
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nano but bigger

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like normal size, mini, micro, nano (ig)

dusky inlet
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centi

oak hemlock
deep heath
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I mean... I recently spent too much debugging code that has this exact problem

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Update changed/'fixed' some permissions and I didn't have access as my usual ssh user to previous place where I was keeping logs

oak hemlock
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I'm glad the only permissions I've had to tinker with are execute

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so just chmod +x foo

thick widget
sick olive
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should i be concerned

thick widget
sick olive
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oh

thick widget
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because thats either a 4 year old or a 40 year old

sick olive
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he says hes 15

thick widget
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mhm

thick widget
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lets go back to 2010 and be hapi

sick olive
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maybe hes too mature that he became like a 40 year pld

thick widget
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because all dreamstans then were toddlers

oak hemlock
royal jetty
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what is best way to learn vocabulary of new language? I have been trying to learn them by: writing, listening, reading out loud but none of them work. It's been 2 days and I can't remember ~20 words (I have to learn them in about 1hour :/)

pliant canyon
deep heath
# deep heath Update changed/'fixed' some permissions and I didn't have access as my usual ssh...

So I fixed stuff to local file... But then something was not working.
Test in the gui showed not permission issues or wrong path but wrong exit code. Logs showed nothing.
Only later I realised that if code is executed from the tool, it gets a different user and my current ('fixed') log place doesn't have x/w for other users. The old place was correct for that user.
Annoying to debug because nothing appeared in the freaking log

oak hemlock
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y'know so far, KDE Neon has had none of the problems I was worried about

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NVIDIA driver installed ezpz, Wayland seems to work fine, Unity login actually works out of the box (on TW, xdg-open was being dumb >:c)

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oh. such a shame. it's broken on KDE Neon, too.

royal jetty
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I'm so fked up again

thick widget
royal jetty
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I have to learn ~20 words in Swedish and I can't remember them and I alrd failed 1 word test

thick widget
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oh damn

royal jetty
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if I fail another I have to re take the class next year

thick widget
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oh god