ot0-no-stealth-portals-please

[oak hemlock]

oh, it was Manjaro

[hearty prawn]

int main(int argc, const char * argv[]) {

    int c;
    start();
    printf( "Enter a value : ");
    c = getchar( );
    doTask(c);
    return 0;
}

[jagged obsidian]

you need to format your code

[hearty prawn]

why the fuck does it print "tf" when i enter 1

[cursive agate]

at least fedora and opensuse does not do that. and Debian is my first distro btw xD

[hearty prawn]

@cursive agate you know C right?

[oak hemlock]

I'll respect those who use things like Ubuntu, openSUSE, or Fedora

[jagged obsidian]

because youre passing in the ascii (?) value of thae character

[oak hemlock]

as desktop distributions, I mean

[hearty prawn]

how do i not do that

[oak hemlock]

I find it a bit hard to get behind the idea of something like Debian as a desktop distro

[jagged obsidian]

you're better off using scanf("%i", c)

[cursive agate]

yeah only for the first two chapters. im taking a break this week because im too focused on studying for my uni stuff.

[hearty prawn]

i see

AHAHAHA

alright so

int main(int argc, const char * argv[]) {

    int c;
    start();
    printf( "Enter a value : ");
    scanf("%i", c);
    doTask(c);
    return 0;
}
``` `zsh: segmentation fault  ./kAWAI`

[jagged obsidian]

what the fuck

[hearty prawn]

xcode does yell at me

[jagged obsidian]

something null null

[hearty prawn]

Format specifies type 'int *' but the argument has type 'int

[jagged obsidian]

Ohh yea do &c in the scanf call

[hearty prawn]

question, why does that fix it?

[jagged obsidian]

it takes in a pointer

[cursive agate]

borrow

pointer

[jagged obsidian]

so like it can change it wr somehitng

[hearty prawn]

ah

[cursive agate]

dereferencing

god is evil

[hearty prawn]

it works niow

[ocean walrus]

& returns the pointer to its actual value, yes?

[jagged obsidian]

yes i thin kso

[hearty prawn]

alright so now i need to actually make the search feature

[cursive agate]

it points to the address in memory yes i think so.

[slate delta]

&c returns the address of c

[ocean walrus]

Yes

[cursive agate]

yes

[jagged obsidian]

yes

[slate delta]

it is not itself a pointer though, is it

[hearty prawn]

alright so i need to now work with API's in C

is that possible

[jagged obsidian]

like, REST APIs?

[oak hemlock]

it's a reference

[hearty prawn]

no just a get request

[jagged obsidian]

ok so you need to find a http library

[oak hemlock]

*c would be a pointer, &c would be a reference

right? did I get that right

[slate delta]

right

actually no

[jagged obsidian]

*c is deref maybe?

[slate delta]

*c is a deference if c is a pointer

[jagged obsidian]

and what the hell are references

[oak hemlock]

I thought that was &

&*c should be valid

dereferencing a pointer of c

(This is why I stay away from C btw)

[slate delta]

not really

*(&c) will work

[oak hemlock]

I'm pretty sure that it is

am I crazy

[jagged obsidian]

something something precedence

[slate delta]

test.c:6:26: error: indirection requires pointer operand ('int' invalid)
  printf("%p -> %i", p, &*i);
                         ^~

[hearty prawn]

im back

[slate delta]

#include <stdio.h>
int main() {
  int i = 100;
  int* p = &i;
  printf("%p -> %i", p, *&i);
  return 0;
}

0x7ffcba82fe88 -> 100

[hearty prawn]

I NEED TO WHAT

i need to use libraries?

[jagged obsidian]

Yes

unless if you want to have no deps, go use sockets directly

[slate delta]

libcurl :3

[jagged obsidian]

Yes libcurl yay

is good, but i wish there was something like cpr for c

[hearty prawn]

alright wait

what is the file name

[jagged obsidian]

what file name

[hearty prawn]

requests.h ?

the thing to import

libcurl

[oak hemlock]

my brain hurts

[jagged obsidian]

<curl/curl.h> something, ive never used it

[slate delta]

curl/curl.h ig

[hearty prawn]

oki

[static trout]

i kind of find it funny that obama is a meme now

no idea why he is but i do wanna know

[oak hemlock]

just a thing that comes with being widely known

[lofty cypress]

What kind of meme is he

[solid prawn]

obamium

[static trout]

many kinds

[solid prawn]

obameme

[hearty prawn]

help

[lofty cypress]

No

[hearty prawn]

lmfao

i have ```c
char searchTerm;
printf(" Search : ");
scanf("%s", &searchTerm);
char command[500000];
strcpy( command, "brew search ");
strncat(command, &searchTerm, sizeof(&searchTerm));
printf(command);

if the name i'm searching for is bigger than 4 charecters is trace trap's

[cedar imp]

hey
could someone help me with a calculator

[hearty prawn]

sure go on

[cedar imp]

can I dm

[sick olive]

if you just post your problem here, you have better chances of getting help

maybe claim a help channel

#❓｜how-to-get-help

[hearty prawn]

no

[cedar imp]

oh ok

[slate delta]

do you need a char* searchTerm?

[cedar imp]

I used

def cube(x)
    return x * x * x
if choice == 6 :
    print(num1, "^", "3", "=", multiply(num1, num1, num1))

it worked with square but if you choose cube, it doesnt work

[oak hemlock]

could it be because of the SyntaxError you have?

you're missing a : after cube(x)

[cedar imp]

sorry I'm a beginner
is there any other error

[oak hemlock]

I mean other than the fact you don't use cube() anywhere

[pale mesa]

why do u call multiply() when u have cube()

u can raise x to a power of 3 using x ** 3 if u want

[oak hemlock]

excuse me

nice nickname 😻

[cedar imp]

it worked when I did square() and myltiply()

[prime girder]

hello

[cedar imp]

yeah I know
but thanks

[cedar imp]

would I write it as

cube(num1, num1, num1)

[sullen elm]

You defined the function to take a single parameter, which is then cubed

So you'll just be passing it the single number to be cubed

[oak hemlock]

I mean really you're just writing a glorified pow

[teal storm]

@hearty prawn i can't remember if this is 100% up-to-date but this is roughly what the compilation process looks like

[oak hemlock]

def square(x):
    return pow(x, 2)

def cube(x):
    return pow(x, 3)

or x ** 2 and x ** 3

[pale mesa]

TIL pow exist

[oak hemlock]

lol

[prime girder]

you can also implement your own pow function

[stone gyro]

it doesn't have much use due to **

[cedar imp]

thank you

[pale mesa]

any speed difference?

[stone gyro]

except for pow's third argument, which is amazing and really weird to have in the prelude of a programming language

[pale mesa]

!d pow

[obtuse swallow]

pow

pow(base, exp[, mod])```
Return *base* to the power *exp*; if *mod* is present, return *base* to the power *exp*, modulo *mod* (computed more efficiently than `pow(base, exp) % mod`). The two-argument form `pow(base, exp)` is equivalent to using the power operator: `base**exp`.

[teal storm]

yes but you shouldn't be using python if you care abt speed difference between pow amd **

[stone gyro]

modular exponentiation usually needs a library, yet here it is in Python

[teal storm]

actually maybe not

both have to perform a lookup

[oak hemlock]

I mean according to the above description... I have my doubts

I mean the only difference seems to be efficiency

[dim flicker]

I never knew pow existed

[cedar imp]

thank you all
it worked!

[oak hemlock]

(computed more efficiently than pow(base, exp) % mod)

[solid prawn]

you can calculate absurdly high powers if you are going to take mod

[stone gyro]

it's quite a catastrofic difference in efficiency, to start with

!e

print(pow(3123012312,312312312,1000))

[solid prawn]

like, pow(base, exp) might be impossible to calculate

[obtuse swallow]

@stone gyro :white_check_mark: Your eval job has completed with return code 0.

56

[stone gyro]

But what's even more powerful

is that it supports negative powers

modular inversion

!e

print(pow(4,-1,7))

[obtuse swallow]

@stone gyro :white_check_mark: Your eval job has completed with return code 0.

2

[stone gyro]

4*2 = 1 mod 7

I don't even know offhand how to calculate these tbh

[solid prawn]

wait

yeah how does this work with negative powers lol

[cedar imp]

is it possible to use pow so that the user can input the power

[oak hemlock]

1 % 7 is 8??

[solid prawn]

8 % 7 is 1

i.e. 8 is 1 mod 7

[oak hemlock]

wha

[oak hemlock]

is that not what I said :faint:

[solid prawn]

often written as 8 ≡ 1 (mod 7)

[prime girder]

well, aren't negative powers just 1 / x^n

[oak hemlock]

My brain does not compute

[solid prawn]

im talking about the mod part

[stone gyro]

not modular ones
(that was meant to be a reply to a diff message)

[prime girder]

Oh

[stone gyro]

/* Compute an inverse to a modulo n, or raise ValueError if a is not
   invertible modulo n. Assumes n is positive. The inverse returned
   is whatever falls out of the extended Euclidean algorithm: it may
   be either positive or negative, but will be smaller than n in
   absolute value.
   Pure Python equivalent for long_invmod:
        def invmod(a, n):
            b, c = 1, 0
            while n:
                q, r = divmod(a, n)
                a, b, c, n = n, c, b - q*c, r
            # at this point a is the gcd of the original inputs
            if a == 1:
                return b
            raise ValueError("Not invertible")
*/

apparently this is how it works

[neat glen]

i don't have that ≡ symbol on my keyboard 😢

[solid prawn]

it was better without the /* */ 😔

[dim flicker]

Take an input or whatever as a variable and put the variable in the function

[neat glen]

!e print(4**(-1))

[obtuse swallow]

@neat glen :white_check_mark: Your eval job has completed with return code 0.

0.25

[neat glen]

hmm

did i do something wrong, i expected it to be square root behavior

[prime girder]

huh?

x^n, where n < 0 is just 1 / x^n

[solid prawn]

square root would be 4 ** (1/2)

[oak hemlock]

nth root is x ^ (1/n) I believe

[neat glen]

mb

[solid prawn]

hmm

[dim flicker]

You can't use | x |, you have to use abs in python right?

[oak hemlock]

right

[dim flicker]

Ugh

[oak hemlock]

else it'd be an annoying situation trying to parse | x | y |

absolute x? x or y?

[solid prawn]

yeah

[prime girder]

to me that just looks like abs value of the bitwise OR operation's res

[solid prawn]

clearly the solution here is to remove bitwise operators from python

[oak hemlock]

lol

[mortal hull]

yeah, imagine using |x| for length 😳 and abs at the same time

[dim flicker]

Imagine using x for filler variables

[mortal hull]

cc @stone gyro 😳

[hollow holly]

Looks like a function in rust but you’re gonna run into an error because you forgot to or something (second arg)

[dim flicker]

... is where it's at

[oak hemlock]

You mean a closure?

[hollow holly]

Yep

[teal storm]

closures r poggies

[oak hemlock]

I do remember liking the Rust closures

when they did what I expected them to, I mean

[mortal hull]

yeah, rust and swift get closures right

[oak hemlock]

some stuff was confusing, like async and move

and... move move?

something like that...

[hollow holly]

Are closures just anonymous functions but butter?

[oak hemlock]

I think it goes something like move | x move| {}

gosh, I can't remember anything

[dusty aspen]

Top paragraph, yeah sorta https://doc.rust-lang.org/book/ch13-01-closures.html

[solid prawn]

yeah closures get access to the variables in the surrounding scope

fn main() {
    let x = 1;
    let f = || {
        println!("{}", x);
    };
    fn g() {
        println!("{}", x)
    }
    f();
    g();
}

error[E0434]: can't capture dynamic environment in a fn item
 --> src/main.rs:7:24
  |
7 |         println!("{}", x)
  |                        ^
  |
  = help: use the `|| { ... }` closure form instead

For more information about this error, try `rustc --explain E0434`

[oak hemlock]

this is where you'd use move, no?

[solid prawn]

i have no idea what that does

[oak hemlock]

I think it gives ownership to the closure

so

let f = move || {
    println!("{}", x);
};

could be wrong about that

haven't used Rust in ages

[mortal hull]

yeah, closures borrow when possible, they don't implicitly move

[solid prawn]

fn main() {
    let x = 1;
    let f = || {
        println!("{}", x);
    };
    f();
}

this compiles and prints 1

ive forgotten what little of borrowing and ownership i'd learnt

[oak hemlock]

lol

[solid prawn]

cba to learn again

[cedar imp]

how do i do that

[cedar imp]

please how do I do cube root

[oak hemlock]

x ** (1/3)

wait... is that right

[cedar imp]

that's what I did but it's not working and I put : this time

[teal storm]

did you float() the input?

[cedar imp]

no
it worked for square root

[teal storm]

okay i pull up

[teal storm]

yeah u need to do that

you can't get the cube root of a string

make no sens

[cedar imp]

oh wait
I did that

[oak hemlock]

gosh, don't be shy.. put some more

[cedar imp]

like this?

thank you @oak hemlock @teal storm
the cube root is working

[teal storm]

using static System.Math;
using static System.Console;

var num = GetInput();
WriteLine($"Cube root of {num} is: {Pow(num, 1/3)}");

double GetInput()
{
    Write("Enter a number: ");

    while (!double.TryParse(ReadLine(), out var n))
        WriteLine("Not a valid number. Try Again.");

    return n;
}

[cedar imp]

just have to deal with this exponential

[teal storm]

😎

[cedar imp]

🥲

[teal storm]

?

[cedar imp]

I'm dumb, I dont understand what you wrote

[teal storm]

ah

[cedar imp]

but please can you help with the exponential

[sick olive]

VSCode is actually a coffee machine.

VSCode is better than PyCharm

[thick widget]

i agre 🥶 👍

[neat glen]

wat lang is this in?

[static trout]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xP5-iIeKXE8
wow.

[sick olive]

I don't know if the notification 1 symbol is actually a small punctuation mark meaning an error. Lmao

[solid prawn]

c hashtag

[neat glen]

ooo, thats why it look so java

[sick olive]

Please stop hurting my eyes Lmao

[slate delta]

no. c octothorpe

[prime girder]

is this C#

oh, it is

[dim flicker]

c hastag.

[faint condor]

the c sharp discord servers suck ngl i much prefer the community in python

[cedar imp]

yall I did the exponential but I want to get rid of the second number question, the ways I've tried didnt work

[hearty prawn]

im confused, what am i looking at

oh yeetskeet compile

is ```
"
"C
"B
"A
...
e

[oak hemlock]

Might I interest you in pressing win + shift + s?

[hearty prawn]

hey cy

[oak hemlock]

hi

[hearty prawn]

what up

guess what i just realised

[cedar imp]

that didnt do anything
I suppose win is windows

[hearty prawn]

i didnt send my teacher my test

which was 2 weeks ago

im going to blame it on my partner and say that i though she sent it

[oak hemlock]

er... what Windows version are you using?

[cedar imp]

8

[upper turret]

bruh

[cedar imp]

this laptop is old and wack

yall the exponential is working well
I'm officially done with the calculator :sob: :sob:

[oak hemlock]

Wow, I didn't know anyone actually uses Windows 8 anymore

[thick widget]

nnoiceee

[oak hemlock]

I've seen far more Windows 7 and XP users than Windows 8

[thick widget]

i used to back in 2018

[ocean walrus]

"anymore"

[oak hemlock]

lol

I mean people used it when it was the newest

but literally like everyone jumped ship immediately

Windows 8 really wasn't a good look imo

[ocean walrus]

8.1 :P

[oak hemlock]

:faint:

[cursive agate]

https://github.com/frida/glib/blob/e696b4b529f9528740dd9a8d9f22d5e8c3293fd6/gio/gdesktopappinfo.c#L2600-L2614 this is so funny i laugh

my terminal is not even there smh

[dusty aspen]

What's your terminal?

[sick olive]

should i ping

[teal storm]

no it's a program

a program that prints ABC

[sick olive]

@magic jacinth why end stream
sorry for the ping it was thought very well tho

heart beat intensifies

[teal storm]

@hearty prawn

• source.ys : the source code for the program
• cargo run -- -c source.ys : call the compiler with the arguments "-c source.ys" (compile the source code)
• nasm -felf64 : assemble the assembly code that the compiler outputs
• ld ... : link the assembled code against the complib (which contains the implementation for most of theYS instructions) and turn it into a executable file
• ./main : run the outputted executable file

[teal storm]

yes

[teal storm]

C#

[solid prawn]

til about out

[teal storm]

there's also in and ref

[solid prawn]

yea i saw in the docs

[zinc geode]

Hey

[hearty prawn]

ohhh

@teal storm mind if i dm you this seems intresting lmfao

[hearty prawn]

take a break sheesh

wow i feel so shitty, i just said "sheesh"

[teal storm]

feel free

[hearty prawn]

awesome

[sick olive]

hello

[static trout]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3FxfXVuHRjM
i thought i was in for a nice little story
i was wrong.

[jolly hound]

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=kxOuG8jMIgI

Anyone else so sick of yt?

[static trout]

why do i feel this is skewed towards youtube

oh wait i just realized it's a youtube channel (as in the channel is owned by yt)

[static trout]

"last question: is this due to the amount of dislikes youtube rewind got?"

[jolly hound]

Probs lol

[cursive agate]

foot

[dusty aspen]

okie

[hearty prawn]

AHHH

@dusty aspen you're smart i need help

[dusty aspen]

with what

[hearty prawn]

i need a tutorial to make a compiled programming language

i'm done with making interpreted ones

[obtuse swallow]

Hey @cedar imp!

It looks like you tried to attach a Python file - please use a code-pasting service such as https://paste.pythondiscord.com

[hearty prawn]

i can't find one and i'm dumb

[dusty aspen]

I just went with llvm's kaleidoscope and expanded on that

[hearty prawn]

send pls

[dusty aspen]

@ocean walrus might have something more specific

[dusty aspen]

https://llvm.org/docs/tutorial/ uses C++ with LLVM

[hearty prawn]

OMG C++

i love c++

https://medium.com/young-coder/so-i-created-a-programming-language-4d9c11038d22 i also found this but it's interpreted

the website is so ugly

[dusty aspen]

I've been following Crafting Interpreters for both tree-walk and bytecode, but those are still interpreters

[hearty prawn]

yeah

[dusty aspen]

I've looked at that, it tells you absolutely nothing

it just explains what each step does

rather terribly, imo

[hearty prawn]

yeah it's more like a

"do this and good luck"

[dusty aspen]

it's a very high level theoretical overview, nothing specific

[hearty prawn]

hm

[dusty aspen]

But I suppose it is a medium blog, not a guide

[hearty prawn]

yeah

do you have any other sources?

i saved this

[dusty aspen]

No, I don't

I intend to mess with making compiled langs soon, but not yet

[hearty prawn]

h,

well i'll look into llvm more tommorow in school

thanks a bunch dawn, you are very wise

[real rover]

Happy Veterans day everyone

and Remembrance day

[pliant canyon]

this is so cringe

[serene dagger]

too busy being braver ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[pliant canyon]

same to you !!

[oak hemlock]

tbh it's something I don't particularly like but some of it I kind of trust them

I mean they're running the numbers and shit

[pliant canyon]

they are preparing for youtube rewind

[oak hemlock]

lmao

I mean they'll be departmentalized to the point where YouTube Rewind probably doesn't get much of a say

[cursive agate]

imma just move to odyssey

nvm i need youtube for some useful stuff like

anime ;)

[tepid echo]

bruh

[pliant canyon]

sure

[ocean walrus]

What language?

from scratch or with llvm?

[oak hemlock]

scratch :faint:

[ocean walrus]

Lmao

[dusty aspen]

dunno

snowy just asked about compiled language tutorials

[ocean walrus]

Hm

[thick widget]

kinda; kinda not

[vast marlin]

i registered, but wheres the actual conference happening

[oak hemlock]

what conference

[slate delta]

pyjamas

[vast marlin]

#python-events

[dusty aspen]

a fully remote ... conference

[oak hemlock]

https://pyjamas.live/

[wild herald]

what is the best free software i can use to make pixel art, mainly sprites and backdrops

[slate delta]

aseprite maybe? there's another one but i forget

[clear root]

https://www.aseprite.org/ if you compile it by hand

[vast marlin]

its being streamed on youtube? why need tickets for that then maybe im being stupid and should watch the youtube video

[wild herald]

i need one for macos

unless it is possible to compile it on macos

iv looked at it

[slate delta]

https://alternativeto.net/software/aseprite/?platform=mac

[wild herald]

thank you

[clear root]

@wild heraldit is on macports

so yes

but also, just doing it with cmake should work fine

[wild herald]

do you know how to comple it on macos?

[ancient mural]

They're saying it should be possible

[clear root]

https://github.com/aseprite/aseprite/blob/main/INSTALL.md#macos-details ye, just read this document and follow the instructions

it is kind of a pain

but if you follow the instructions correctly, it should work

[wild herald]

thank you, il try it

[strong inlet]

can someone explain tactile switches, like what they are, I can't find a good explanation on the internet

[lofty cypress]

its just the way they register signals from you pushing it down i believe

[strong inlet]

hm ok

[lofty cypress]

tbh i cant find a decent explanation either

or what other types of switches there are

[strong inlet]

isn't there like linear

[sick olive]

hello

anyone here?

[pliant canyon]

no

[cursive wave]

I love vscode

(yes, I feel better now)

[teal storm]

bro they could literally just have made it an option that the creators can chose instead of making it a whole platform wide thing

[sick olive]

Congrats @hollow holly 😁

[teal storm]

get well soon

i can still see it

[solid prawn]

yeah i can see it too

[hollow holly]

Thanks! @sick olive @sick olive

[keen island]

Dude, I forgot how dedicated the CaveStory fanbase is. https://github.com/nxengine/nxengine-evo

They've been working on this source port for years

[static trout]

2 questions
what does terry prachett have to do with gnu
and why does it show i have 55 mods when i have like 5

and all of them are performance related dont modify the vanilla game

[frozen narwhal]

if in a site has an entire book but i cant dowload it, can i use python to dowload a pdf from ir ?

[sick olive]

gnus not unix and neither is terry pratchet

[sinful frost]

do you know good computer science servers ? to get help about computer science stuff

[frozen narwhal]

nvm right click and dowload i can get the book

[static trout]

good point

my piano isnt unix

wait maybe it is i dont know

its painful how slow wheat grows

[sick olive]

someone help 😔

[static trout]

sudo*

not sude

[sick olive]

oh

lmao sorry

read the error messages 💀

i did but i was too excited i didn't notice

ok

[static trout]

bruh

i went out to get some kelp

and a drowned was sniping me with a trident

in case you wanna know how dire the situation is
im on 1 hunger
and 4 hearts

i am addicted to mc ngl

[meager blade]

Oof

[static trout]

not good food but it'll help me not die

[serene dagger]

relatable

[copper nimbus]

Ez cow farm

overcrowed them to death

[obtuse swallow]

Hey @cedar imp!

It looks like you tried to attach a Python file - please use a code-pasting service such as https://paste.pythondiscord.com

[pliant canyon]

works

[copper wigeon]

isnt it hard doing uni and an internship at the same time
or do people dont have classes at all during internships

[sick olive]

depends on your iterest

[sonic glacier]

internships are often during the summer, some schools have a co-op placement built in to their curriculum

[copper wigeon]

im thinking of an internship in facebook

[cedar imp]

def add(x, y):
    return x + y
   
def subtract(x, y):
    return x - y
    
def multiply(x, y):
    return x * y
    
def divide(x, y):
    return x / y
    
def square(x):
    return x * x
    
def sqr(x):
    return x ** (1/2)
    
def cube(x):
    return x ** 3
    
def cuberoot(x):
    return x ** (1/3)
    
def pow(x, y):
    return x ** float(input("Input power: "))
    
print("""Select operation 
1. Add
2. Subtract
3. Multiply
4. Divide
5. Square
6. Square root
7. Cube
8. Cube root
9. Exponential""")

while True:
    choice = input("ENTER CHOICE (1-9): ")

    if choice in ('1', '2', '3', '4'):
        num1 = float(input("Enter the first number: "))
        num2 = float(input("Enter the second number: "))
        
    if choice == '1' :
        print(num1, "+", num2, "=", add(num1, num2))
        
    if choice == '2' :
        print(num1, "-", num2, "=", subtract(num1, num2))
        
    if choice == '3' :
        print(num1, "*", num2, "=", multiply(num1, num2))
        
    if choice == '4' :
        print(num1, "/", num2, "=", divide(num1, num2))
        
    if choice in ("9"):
        num1 = float(input("Enter your number: "))
    if choice == ('9') :
        print("The answer is", pow(num1, input))
        
    if choice in ("5", "6", "7", "8"):
        num1 = float(input("Enter your number: "))
        
    if choice == '5' :
        print(num1, "^", '2', "=", multiply(num1, num1))
        
    if choice == '6':
        print(num1, "^", "1/2", "=", sqr(num1))
        
    if choice == '7' :
        print(num1, "^", '3', "=", cube(num1))
        
    if choice == '8' :
        print(num1, "^", "(1/3)", "=", cuberoot(num1)) 

[cedar imp]

My first project/calculator, feel free to leave constructive criticism in python

[copper wigeon]

im wondering if i can do an internship and uni at the same time

if there's like a break or low work in uni during the internship then its fine ig

[sonic glacier]

that's something you should ask your uni advisor, and then the recruiter or whoever at the company when you start that process

[rough marsh]

are you in the USA? what year of uni are you in

(i'm tempted to say trick question bc if you're in "uni" you're not american but these days i've started to say "uni" too)

[frozen narwhal]

How to start learning R? Start studying R has beeing much more difficult than starting python, it's not just like just to do it, the IDE, RStudios , is confusing and idk what i can do/ what i should do

[sick olive]

how come you wish to learn R? seems like python should do the trick for stats

I'm curious

[clear root]

I started with R just by doing things in repl and later figured out how to actually use the text editor in RStudio

[sick olive]

John Xinas Unite!!! @sick olive @visual narwhal @sick olive @peak moth @dry granite

[frozen narwhal]

I see Rcommander in stat and it's curious and, i think, better at analysis and datscience

[sick olive]

if u become a john xina +100 social credit

[frozen narwhal]

and is another language that differenciate me in the market

[clear root]

python is enough for the vast majority of stats

your time is probably better spent getting better at stats and data science than learning R

[frozen narwhal]

in python , you mean ?

[clear root]

if you already know python, sure

[frozen narwhal]

so i can do ANOVA tests, linear regression in python ?

etc

[sick olive]

yes

[clear root]

anova tests idk what they are, linear regression yes

yes

[sick olive]

why would you even think you can't

it's a general purpose language

[frozen narwhal]

test to see if beta1 beta0 etc are statistical significant

its a table that show SQ

and pvalue

[mortal hull]

you can def do anova

be a bit sad if you couldn't

[frozen narwhal]

ooo but i need to program or there's a library for that ?

[clear root]

I assume this is something pandas can do, or maybe you could figure it out with https://docs.python.org/3/library/statistics.html

[sick olive]

correct, NumPy has library for that

also, like lakmatiol pointed out, there is an in built function
https://docs.python.org/3/library/statistics.html#statistics.linear_regression

it's also worth noting that python is de-facto tool for machine learning

and machine learning is nothing else but statistics on large data

[clear root]

if you want "not python" for statistics, I would suggest julia. It is a pretty damn nice language for this kinda stuff from what I hear, though it's not better than python yet.

[lofty cypress]

on the other hand if you want to be employable do R and maybe VBA

[frozen narwhal]

yeah

i'll try to pick on non-obrigatory class that has VBA

[frozen narwhal]

Julia, what a language name

but it's better than R for analysis?

[clear root]

I am willing to bet that python, R and julia will be more than good enough for the vast majority of normal statistics

there is a point where a tool gets good enough that there is really no point of comparing them unless you have a very specific task

[merry basalt]

God I missed this place

[frozen narwhal]

i like the name of the chanell

[merry basalt]

Yeah it's pretty good

How have you been we haven't talked in a while

Like a long time

Didn't your name used to be the colour blue, but now it's white

I can't remember

I lost interest in all my hobbies and separated myself from public for a long time

Went to the hospital and got emitted into the mental ward, got diagnosed with schizoaffective bipolar disorder

I barely remember y'all but I have slight memories of conversations

[frozen narwhal]

how can i expand extensions ?

what is gg plot ?

[limber scaffold]

good evening gamers

[ancient mural]

🎮 hullo

[ancient apex]

Hi guys, I want to know what is the "trusted technical interview"?

[sinful lark]

someone know how to send video over a post request

mime type is video/*

[sick olive]

i added ragdolls to my gta san andreas modpack

rockstar didn't do it, points for me i guess

[oak hemlock]

I decided to test out Arch to see if I could get my dGPU working properly

er... same problem as openSUSE and Ubuntu

in that my dGPU is performing the same or worse as my iGPU

[deep heath]

in curl or python requests? because we're in ot and idk which

[clear root]

rip

[sinful lark]

any works. i am just curious

whichever is easier to get going i guess

which would be python then

[oak hemlock]

with open("epic_video.mp4", "rb") as video:
    requests.post("foo.bar", headers={"Content-Type": "video/*"}, data=video)

I think this would work, but I'm unsure

[deep heath]

a bit different

[deep heath]

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/22567306/how-to-upload-file-with-python-requests

[oak hemlock]

This is the same stackoverflow post that confirms my solution as well

just minus the content-type header

[deep heath]

it sends as files= not data=

[deep heath]

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/6408904/send-request-to-curl-with-post-data-sourced-from-a-file curl

[oak hemlock]

Wouldn't both end up working?

[deep heath]

oh, there's one like that, you're right

[oak hemlock]

oh apparently the other method is for multiple files

https://docs.python-requests.org/en/latest/user/advanced/#streaming-uploads
https://docs.python-requests.org/en/latest/user/advanced/#post-multiple-multipart-encoded-files

[cursive agate]

it doesn't matter what distro really. maybe check /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d/

[oak hemlock]

Empty

[cursive agate]

i will give u a config that makes it work. you ready?

[oak hemlock]

er sure

I have my doubts, though

[prime girder]

Hello yes who ping

[onyx ice]

Select the song and make sure shuffle is off. I'm assuming you have premium where you can choose your songs

[neat sparrow]

you probably don't have premium

buy spotify premium

[lofty cypress]

dont use shuffle

[cursive agate]

Linus trying out Linux in a nutshell

[neat sparrow]

lol

I thought linus of all people would have linux experience

[ocean walrus]

lmfao

[ocean walrus]

didn't he use windows for one of his servers

I mean, PC enthusiast doesn't automatically make you familiar with linux

He's a gamer too, which windows is objectively the best OS for

[lofty cypress]

Why would he be a linux fan

The other fat guy he works with looks like a linux fan

[ocean walrus]

he doesn't have any reason to

[lofty cypress]

LMAO

[ocean walrus]

he is, isn't he

[lofty cypress]

No offense

[ocean walrus]

lmao

steam uninstalling gnome was a bit of a setback

[wild herald]

i have a question, i wanna make games in unity, i understand how oop works is python, wound that be enough knowlegde to try learning unity or should i learn pygame first?

[lofty cypress]

Unity works with python?

[wild herald]

no

im going to learn c#

im just wondering if i would have enough knowlegde to do it tho

[ocean walrus]

Sure

C# is an OOP language as well

And its not like you can't read a tutorial or two about unity before jumping in

Once you've learnt one languages, other language get easier to a certain extent

[cursive agate]

i get easier

[ocean walrus]

hm

[neat sparrow]

https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/698690775508320377/858736803933847612/image0.gif

[static trout]

aaaaaa its like 17 degrees celcius
im positively shivering

[jolly hound]

Been changing all my socials to match my discord name. I made this name when my grandfather and I set up his ps4(rip). I am debating to change it, should I or should I keep it?

[cursive agate]

hopeless prism

rubbery revenge

such a mood

[jolly hound]

What

Oh

Yeah

[cursive agate]

https://youtu.be/QyJZzq0v7Z4 hmm interesting talk

[pseudo trout]

if my mail service only has 50gb shared between 50 people, would you still recommend using IMAP or should i switch to POP3 so i can save what little data i have? 😄

[cursive agate]

rescript seems interesting. hemlock introduced me to it iirc

[pseudo trout]

looks cleannnnn

[cursive agate]

i hear it was an alternative to typescript

but imma read some articles zzz gtg

[ocean walrus]

oo

[ocean walrus]

https://reasonml.github.io/ looks kind of like this

ah wait

reason is rescript

they just changed names LMAO

[cursive agate]

https://rescript-lang.org/

i wonder why these two exist. still kinda confused

[ocean walrus]

reason is rescript

[cursive agate]

the link i sent is still reason?

but it has a different repo

nvm https://reasonml.github.io/reason-react/blog/2021/05/07/rescript-migration

damn. so theyre still the same but rescript is just bucklescript + reason

[thick widget]

yep he is

also his name is anthony lol

[thick widget]

they do be preparing for yt rewind 2021

[static trout]

will there even be a rewind this year

last year they just... gave up

[dusty aspen]

What's rewind

[thick widget]

because of dislike removal, yes probably

[static trout]

youtube rewind

[dusty aspen]

What's that

[thick widget]

every year they do it

[static trout]

the yearly video that recaps the events on youtube

[dusty aspen]

and dislikes are being removed? ha

That's kinda funny

[static trout]

they've been doing it since 2010 or something

[dusty aspen]

ahh, got it

[thick widget]

yes yt rewinds always get like millions of dislikes

[static trout]

rewind 2018 became the most disliked video of all time

the early ones were liked

but the later ones were just dunked on

[thick widget]

yes

they didnt do 2020 due to covid

a shame they couldnt celeb their 10th anniversary

[cursive agate]

https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/uwu#Translingual

UwU

(●´ω｀●)

[dusty aspen]

owo

the w in owo reminds me of a basketball hoop idky

[serene dagger]

uwu

[static trout]

nou

i need help

my spawn point has 2 drowned who snipe me every time i spawn

so i repeatedly get spawn killed

wat scam dis

[hearty prawn]

lmfao

[hearty prawn]

awe

@dusty aspen what's up dawn

[ocean walrus]

@dusty aspen no ansewr??!@??!

[hearty prawn]

hey aboo

[dusty aspen]

nothing rn

just doing some homework

[hearty prawn]

not me trying to make a compiler

[ocean walrus]

Hi :D

[hearty prawn]

nice i'm in school

[dusty aspen]

I was typing

[ocean walrus]

damn

[hearty prawn]

my school required you to own a mac

[ocean walrus]

damn

[hearty prawn]

and they haven't blocked discord yet so..

yeee

[ocean walrus]

my school did, but they allow us to change the DNS number, so that just unblocks everything

[hearty prawn]

oh

if i need to unlock something i just go on my phone's hotspot

[dusty aspen]

My school gave us these terrible $50 chromebooks

We can't bring our own computers since no one knows the wifi password

They don't even make it your school username/passwords for wifi or anything

[hearty prawn]

our wifi password is our school email and school password

[dusty aspen]

That's what my old school did

but not here 😔

[hearty prawn]

dan

[dusty aspen]

the chromebooks are so slowwww

[hearty prawn]

saddd

i'm here in school using a m1 mac pro with nasa internet speed

[static trout]

which school do you go to that requires macs

a bit too preposterous

[dusty aspen]

that sounds so nice

[hearty prawn]

it really is

i'll send a photo when i can lmfao

[static trout]

also im a bit suprised by 2 things

1. ur allowed devices in school?

2. ur given internet?

[hearty prawn]

yeah

[static trout]

wow.

[dusty aspen]

wait you're not allowed those things?

[hearty prawn]

us freshman's are allowed cool stuff

[dusty aspen]

If you don't mind saying, where do you live? (country/state/whatever)

[hearty prawn]

they middle schoolers aren't

[hearty prawn]

india is all i can give ya

[fathom yew]

Rust has started freaking me too early, those colons and dots!!!! 😭

[dusty aspen]

I was asking Bacon

[neat glen]

awkward moment

[shrewd shadow]

im indian not in india rn tho

[ocean walrus]

beauty

[hearty prawn]

BUT LIKE TF YOU MEAN .read_line????

[neat glen]

oh, everyone is learning rust now

[hearty prawn]

WHY .

[neat glen]

i'm just not motivated enough

[dusty aspen]

iirc colons are for instance methods and dots are for associated functions, but correct me if I'm wrong

[static trout]

9th, india

[neat glen]

i'ma stick with python

[static trout]

apparently you can take phones in 10th

but otherwise nope

[teal storm]

reverse

[fathom yew]

👀 how can you bear them!

[dusty aspen]

oh. so Vec::new() is an associated function? I think I have this all confused

[hearty prawn]

nice

[dusty aspen]

oh wait of course it is

[teal storm]

:p

[dusty aspen]

I'm an idiot

[teal storm]

patpat it ok

bruh

[sick olive]

How about any Haskell pros How do I properly spread the 2nd if over multiple lines? hs helper f n = do if n == 1 then f else ( if (mod n f == 0) then (helper f (div n f)) else (helper (f + 1) n) ) main = print(helper 2 600851475143)

[teal storm]

that's rude @fathom yew

[sick olive]

Keep getting parse error (possibly incorrect indentation or mismatched brackets)

[ocean walrus]

perhaps

[fathom yew]

was a joke

[ocean walrus]

what awas a joke

[teal storm]

get rid of the do

[ocean walrus]

what happended

[sick olive]

but it works fine if I do else (if (mod n f == 0) then (helper f (div n f)) else (helper (f + 1) n))

[little sparrow]

♿ js has the worst snytax

[dusty aspen]

the ✅ reaction

[ocean walrus]

oh

[dusty aspen]

wdym JS syntax is fine

[ocean walrus]

yeah its not that bad

[neat glen]

gib me some motivation on learning pls

[ocean walrus]

now the language itself, thats a different question

[little sparrow]

i really cant stand with it

[dusty aspen]

learning what

[neat glen]

ruwust

[dusty aspen]

which parts?

[sick olive]

Woah, how did that work?

[dusty aspen]

well, what do you like to program

[neat glen]

tuis

[teal storm]

@sick olive do notation isn't just multiline
haskell has multiline expressions by default
do notation is sugar for the monadic bind (>>=) and bind-drop (>>) operators

[sick olive]

uhh

I know some of those words

[dusty aspen]

our very own Xith made this in Rust. I have some other cool ones, but I cannot find them https://github.com/Xithrius/twitch-tui

[teal storm]

for example this

main = do
    i <- getLine
    putStrLn i

is sugar for this

main =
    getLine >>= \i -> putStrLn i

[dusty aspen]

basically just try both until one works

[neat glen]

ooo

[ocean walrus]

good good

[little sparrow]

👆 tbf i never really give it a chance

[ocean walrus]

tui :D

[fathom yew]

what "both"?

[teal storm]

it's really not difficult

• is it a method (operates on a value of the type) or an associated function (just a normal function that is connected to the type)?
  • method -> .
  • associated function -> ::

[neat glen]

.bm resouwurces

oops i pinged soworry

[neat sparrow]

sO SLEEP Y I CAN'T Vene type [roperly

[dusty aspen]

no you didn't

[neat glen]

phew

[teal storm]

also use :: when it's a member of a namespace or an enum variant

[fathom yew]

.bm

[dusty aspen]

colons and dot

[mighty cove]

how would 111101 be turned into 111000

i don't think it's a bit shift

[sick olive]

idk what \ or -> or <- do I've just been using = as assignment

[teal storm]

subtract 5

[mighty cove]

thankssssss

[sick olive]

Circular shifting?

[teal storm]

patpat read "learn you a haskell for great good", haskell is not the type of language you can learn by just playing around with at all

[teal storm]

alternatively, & -8

... & -8

[fathom yew]

ig I shouldn't go with rust too early... I should strengthen my Python...

[neat sparrow]

yeah strengthen your python first

[fathom yew]

"my python" lmafoo

🐍

[mighty cove]

i just do not see a constant relationship here

between A and B that happens every row

first i tried converting them to base 10

[static trout]

what does that give

[mighty cove]

in base 10?

[static trout]

ys show in base 10

[mighty cove]

111101 = 61, 111000 = 56
001101 = 13, 11001100 = 204
011001 = 25, 110000 = 48

i must be losing my mind if there's a clear pattern here

[teal storm]

i sure don't see it

[sick olive]

Me neither

shift left a few times then subtract itself or something

[hearty prawn]

haskell weird

[teal storm]

plug it into oeis
it's a shot in the dark but you never know

[teal storm]

no u

[mighty cove]

what's oeis?

[hearty prawn]

I NEED TO MAKE MY OWN AST METHOD :(

[teal storm]

online encyclopedia (of) integer sequences

[hearty prawn]

time to yoink it from online

[teal storm]

whu..??

[mighty cove]

wait so what do you do here

[hearty prawn]

my brain no worky

[mighty cove]

w oesis

[teal storm]

idk

[teal storm]

wdym "method"

[hearty prawn]

i meant data type sry

[teal storm]

yeah

smh just use haskell

[hearty prawn]

why

[sick olive]

Was there supposed to be a pattern there?

[hearty prawn]

i'll need to learn a language to make a language

[mighty cove]

apparently so but maybe they messed it up

[sick olive]

Wait, can haskell even handle an int as large as 600851475143

[sick olive]

Yeah

It works so I guess so

[cursive agate]

hiiiiiii

uwu

[hearty prawn]

https://softwareengineering.stackexchange.com/questions/254074/how-exactly-is-an-abstract-syntax-tree-created easy clap?

[teal storm]

data AST
  = Ident String
  | IntLiteral Integer
  | FltLiteral Double
  | StrLiteral String
  | Plus AST AST
  | Minus AST AST
  | Times AST AST
  | Divide AST AST
  | FunCall AST [AST]
```for example

ezpz ast

[hearty prawn]

i see

averyy look at the stackexchange link i sent

[teal storm]

in rust,

type AST_B = Box<AST>;

enum AST {
    Ident(String),
    IntLit(i64),
    FltLit(f64),
    StrLit(String),
    Plus(AST_B, AST_B),
    Minus(AST_B, AST_B),
    Times(AST_B, AST_B),
    Divide(AST_B, AST_B),
    FunCall(AST_B, Vec<AST>),
}

[teal storm]

y

[cursive agate]

ezpz ast

[hearty prawn]

it seems cool

[cursive agate]

uwu

[hearty prawn]

this haskell?

[cursive agate]

haskull

[teal storm]

yes

[hearty prawn]

ah

i might just need to use rust

[pastel moss]

enums are in many languages + you don't necessarily have to use it

[teal storm]

the shunting yard algorithm is very good but very narrow in scope, it can only really be easily applied to grammars consisting of:

• literals
• infix operators w/ defined precedence and associativity rules
• function calls (ml-style)
• parens (for grouping)

[dusty quarry]

Should there be bail in the justice system?

[teal storm]

i used shunting yard myself in https://github.com/nekodjin/HasKalc

[teal storm]

should people interrupt ongoing conversations in off topic with random political questions that, if addressed, will just result in everyone getting mad?

[mortal hull]

bail seems pretty legit

[hearty prawn]

alright rust learning montage moment

[sick olive]

Is this correct rust let n: i64 = 600851475143;

[hearty prawn]

.bm

[dusty quarry]

no one getting mad

[oak hemlock]

yes

[sick olive]

I don't need a L in the literal or something

[mortal hull]

let n = 600851475143i64;

[hearty prawn]

.bm

[sick olive]

is 64 bit default?

[mortal hull]

i think i32

[oak hemlock]

yeah i32

[mortal hull]

but the suffix there makes it i64 literal

[oak hemlock]

if the literal is bigger, it'll switch to i64

[sick olive]

that number doesn't fit in 32 bits

[oak hemlock]

lol didn't even notice the i64

maybe not an amazing idea to put it there

[hearty prawn]

rustTIME

rust can do anything correct

[mortal hull]

it can compute any computable function

[teal storm]

i32 is default, the type can be inferred from things like function signatures but if thats not enough then the suffix for each type is just the type itself, for example if i want 8 as 16 bit signed integers i can just say 8i16 or, even better, 8_i16 the _ is just like in python it is ignored but you can put it there to make number more legible like for example 1_000_000

and like phyceral said if the number is too big it defaults to the next largest signed integral type

[sick olive]

When I removes the i64 it warned me about it so I put it back = note: the literal `600851475143` does not fit into the type `i32` whose range is `-2147483648..=2147483647

[teal storm]

it warn you because it exceeded the size for i32

[hearty prawn]

isn't rust the language that screams at you for have un-used variables

or is that golang

[teal storm]

so you may have been expecting it to default to i32 but then it didn't

[dusty quarry]

golang is specifically for networking right?

[sick olive]

The way you guys were talking I was thinking it would default to 64 without a warning

[hearty prawn]

it's mainly used for web-dev @dusty quarry

it's got a good system of managing endpoints and stuff

me likey

[dusty quarry]

what's good?

[teal storm]

unused vars are warnings in rust (which can be turned off with the #[allow(unused_variables)] attribute or something like that), while in golang they are compiler errors (if you have them it will simply refuse to compile your code) that you cannot turn off

[hearty prawn]

yeah! i remember now

[dusty aspen]

Yeah I'd just do let n: i64 = ...; personally. Much clearer at a glance.

[hearty prawn]

package main

import (
    "fmt"
    "log"
    "net/http"
)

func homePage(w http.ResponseWriter, r *http.Request){
    fmt.Fprintf(w, "Welcome to the HomePage!")
    fmt.Println("Endpoint Hit: homePage")
}

func handleRequests() {
    http.HandleFunc("/", homePage)
    log.Fatal(http.ListenAndServe(":10000", nil))
}

func main() {
    handleRequests()
}

[solid prawn]

is there ever a reason to have unused vars in prod

[teal storm]

well usually it defaults to i32, the warning is to tell you in case you were expecting it to default to i32 but it didn't default to that so that you don't makes incorrect assumptions about the type of it

[hearty prawn]

i like this a lot

[neat sparrow]

oi

[hearty prawn]

oi

[teal storm]

golang is a general purpose language but that's it's most common usecase yes

[teal storm]

no but. prod is not the Only Situation that exists, and in fact it is by far the minority of situation in which developer spend their time

unused vars should be a warning, nothing more and nothing less

[solid prawn]

yeah ig warnings are good enough

[teal storm]

if you want it to be an error simply put #![deny(unused_variables)] at the uppermost module

[hearty prawn]

hm

i'm going to learn rust later

[teal storm]

the fact that i can't test golang code if it has unused vars (because surprise surprise i want to test things before i am completely done with them, shocker) i literally just can't and then i gotta do something stupid like log it for no reason just so it compiles

[dusty aspen]

wait wtf

do they not have compiler lints or anything rather than just breaking

[teal storm]

better yet, put it in profile.release in cargo.toml, so it is an warning in debug mode and an error in release mode

[hearty prawn]

didn't google make golang

[mortal hull]

tfw not snake_case variables are a compiler warning

[hearty prawn]

lmfao

[dusty aspen]

that's great

[teal storm]

that's good tho..?
what's wrong with encouraging a standard style
makes everything more readable for everyone
and if it's really that much of a problem it literally takes one line of code to turn off

[mortal hull]

?

[hearty prawn]

camelCase best

[sick olive]

That is annoying. Go really doesn't like unused stuff n declared but not used imported and not used: "fmt"

[teal storm]

camelCase is less readable by far

[dusty quarry]

Why do babies cry?

[sick olive]

Attention

[hearty prawn]

to prevent parents from making another one

[teal storm]

yeah, though for some reason dead code is only a warning not a error

[hearty prawn]

it's cool though

[teal storm]

can u stop interrupting conversationwith random stuff

[dusty quarry]

thisis random channel

[hearty prawn]

***ep it clean and respect ongoing conversations. See ***

***respect ongoing conversations. See ***

[dusty aspen]

why though

[hearty prawn]

respect

[hearty prawn]

IDK IT'S SEXY

[dusty aspen]

why though

I don't understand

[hearty prawn]

idk

[dusty quarry]

How many stars are in the sky?

[little sparrow]

billions

[onyx ice]

More then 3

[dusty aspen]

more than you will ever count

[little sparrow]

isnt camelCase pretty common

[sick olive]

Do you need brackets { } around single expressions like in an if in Go and Rust?

[dusty aspen]

yes in Rust, idk about go

[dusty aspen]

yeah, but that don't mean it's good

[little sparrow]

hm.. i guess so

[dusty quarry]

y yer so lazy for the brackets?

[dusty aspen]

I wouldn't go so far as to call it laziness, I think it'd be clearer without for single line ones

sorta like how match can have one line stuff

[sick olive]

Go seems to require them syntax error: unexpected f, expecting {

[dusty aspen]

I wonder if that'd be a pain to parse

I doubt it

[teal storm]

wdym

[sick olive]

But what you can't do math on diff int types? n % f (mismatched types int64 and int

[dusty quarry]

ye

one is 32 bitsand other is 64

[dusty aspen]

Nothing like as in go?

[teal storm]

use as type to cast between primitives

[sick olive]

Like in Java/C#/C/C++/JS you can do if (foo) bar; instead of ```
if (foo) {
bar;
}

[teal storm]

rust never ever ever ever ever does implicit type conversions, which is sometimes annoying but probably ultimately a good thing

[teal storm]

no u always have to use bracket

[little sparrow]

u can do that..?

[teal storm]

yah

[dusty quarry]

you can just not

[dusty aspen]

I mean it's really easy to do it explicitly (with (numeric) primitives, at least)

[dusty aspen]

that was meant to be a reply to this

[teal storm]

you could. your code wouldn't compile, but you could.

[dusty quarry]

it does compile

I tried it and do it all of the time

[dusty aspen]

in what language

[teal storm]

not in rust

[solid prawn]

:laughingat:

[teal storm]

i think you didn't read the question

[sick olive]

Oh, I was talking Go but int64(f) works

[teal storm]

huh

[dusty quarry]

I don't use brackets in pyton

[teal storm]

use as i64

[cursive agate]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qvNyo1-AK6o imagine Tedx getting scammed

[sick olive]

You can tho.

[teal storm]

the question was about rust.

[teal storm]

also those arente real types, there is no int type all the int types have sized associated in the name, unless you're using bigint crate but obviously

[cursive agate]

go back to sleep.

[mortal hull]

java does widening conversions for you, rust doesn't

[dusty quarry]

so you use brackets in python? Go back to sleep

[cursive agate]

go cry somewhere

[dusty aspen]

Yes I use them for dicts and sets

[teal storm]

it's so funny to me that you have to call them widening conversion in java

in C# it's just called upcasting

[dusty aspen]

I know that's not what you mean but I feel like being pedantic

[cursive agate]

xD

[mortal hull]

they refer to the same thing ¯_(ツ)_/¯

you don't "have to" call them anything

[teal storm]

well calling it upcasting in java would be incorrect

[sick olive]

The right pinky has too much keyboard responsibility

[teal storm]

since the primitive types are completely distinct from the rest of the type system, basically

[mortal hull]

i use my ring finger for semicolon lol

[dusty quarry]

I type with 2 index fingers

[teal storm]

cringe

[cursive agate]

hmmm i use just two fingers per hand

jk. that is so inefficient

[dusky inlet]

i use 3 in one and 2 in the other

[sick olive]

Learning to touch type is a super handy skill, whether you guys are joking or not

But I still get numbers mixed up

[cursive agate]

dont lie to me you 100+ wpm kid

[dusty quarry]

Stephen Hawkin: Peasants

[hollow holly]

On phone, I sometimes reach 110 WPM

idk how, most of the time I'm at 90 WPM

[dusty aspen]

how

I'm probably a solid 20 on my phone

[hollow holly]

being used to QWERTY pretty much

[sinful lark]

i only use my index fingers to type

90-100wpm

[cursive agate]

i use my toes to type and i get 200wpm

[neat sparrow]

I use my ass to type and get 666 wpm

[cursive agate]

i use my cat and i get a whopping 1milliown wpm

meow

[ocean walrus]

Amateurs

I type at infinite wpm

[cursive agate]

Lies
~ @ocean walrus

[ocean walrus]

You imply I'm lying

Which I'm not

I'm merely stating facts

[serene dagger]

hm

[cursive agate]

||LIES||
~ @ocean walrus

[ocean walrus]

Lies

You can't out lies me

[cursive agate]

i really like aboo when he says Lies

[ocean walrus]

Lies

[cursive agate]

damn. im fanboing this persona

[ocean walrus]

I like it whenever I say anything

[serene dagger]

he 14 wtf

[ocean walrus]

Lmao

[cursive agate]

youre thinking of something else >:(

[ocean walrus]

Wat

I am indeed 14

Oo remember sears

The store

I liked it

[cursive agate]

searsX ?

[ocean walrus]

No just sears

What's searsX

[sick olive]

I mean. How.

[neat glen]

same