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somber cosmos
rugged root
See you Tech
somber cosmos
:(((
rugged root
Am I right?
somber cosmos
yes but still..
somber cosmos
oof ok
wise cargoBOT
rugged root
Stupid . at the end of that...
somber cosmos
ye i see
rugged root
It'd be violating their ToS for sure
somber cosmos
!rule 5
wise cargoBOT
somber heath
🐐
wise cargoBOT
:x: Invalid rule indices: 32
wise cargoBOT
:x: Invalid rule indices: 34
somber cosmos
sed
somber cosmos
ye i know
somber heath
@midnight agate Are you in a glass hallway at a shopping center?
rugged root
I mean honestly, this still seems better suited to be something like a poll system. Each client/ip gets their votes done once
tidal salmon
Can it be green
indigo loom
Anokhi, a indian name ig?
zenith radish
Yea he's indian
On a work visa in the us 😒
So lucky
@mild quartz how did you get so lucky with your visa?
indigo loom
Ohh, glad to hear this, not like me struggling in 3 tier college doing btech
btw I'm also from India
dusky mortar
17 of 25 8 to go
indigo loom
for what?
dusky mortar
vc max limit
quasi condor
nope not indian
why did you say you are?
mild quartz
i am sick fuck
indigo loom
lol
dusky mortar
what was the discussion sponsorship isn't money?
amber raptor
You've never heard of "multicloud"?
Multi cloud is bullshit
dusky mortar
RIP Cent OS 😢
amber raptor
Only way to do it well is run everything as primitive and that sucks
sweet lodge
Multi cloud is bullshit
😲
how dare u
Now get out before my customers realize that I'm forcing them to pay five times as much for ten times the effort
indigo loom
I landed on this server a month ago, since then i heard not a single term i already know about.
amber raptor
😲
_how dare u_
Now get out before my customers realize that I'm forcing them ...
This is why people won’t shut up about Multi cloud.
tepid elm
lmao
zenith radish
mild quartz
that is a lot of work
rugged root
Oh, @molten pewter and @quasi condor, one other thing. So you can draw multiple cards from the discard (from latest discard to whatever), but you have to make something of it if it's not a single card
So for example
It drew for me
God
Damn
It
Figured it out
You have to click up to the card you want to draw in discard
Oh one last thing. The cards you still have in your hand after the person goes out counts against your score
rugged root
Couple of us are playing Rummy 500
rugged root
'bout time
sweet lodge
They already did
Oh - they stopped installing it, but now they're actually removing the option to reinstall it?
swift olive
Arch is removing python2 from its repos
whats that?
zenith radish
it breaks stuff that runs on ppls machines
most people use arch because it's the best combo of ease of use and customizability
swift olive
program editor?
sweet lodge
If you are using Arch, you expect modern.
They stopped installing it several months ago, and I didn't even notice
Even my servers are using Arch Linux BTW, BTW, and they didn't care, because they're running up to date shit
swift olive
i wish
quasi condor
I love it - I'm so convinced that HTMX or something like it is the future of web development
swift olive
I don't know what htmx is
quasi condor
there is a website which is pretty good for finding out that sort of thing
swift olive
and that is...
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00UI2QHQG?notRedirectToSDP=1&ref_=dbs_mng_calw_1&storeType=ebooks
1 day
@midnight agate are you a main character
rugged root
It's frustrating
But this is why I use push to talk
But there are so many people who bitch about it, yet it's a good solution
quaint oyster
I use the mute button on my sound card
rugged root
Also a good option
quasi condor
terse needle
was this the guy?
quasi condor
probably
quaint oyster
I don't think it was actually
quasi condor
zenith radish
rugged root
@silent sequoia Granted the 3 week probationary period
terse needle
this is a fire car
rugged root
https://www.autotrader.co.uk/car-details/202208178889446?postcode=e130aq&sort=re...
Read the reviews for the seller
They're amazing
zenith radish
rugged root
@quasi condor Interested in Rummy or are you carded out
swift olive
so how are you
swift olive
hmm
quasi condor
<@152515077512232960> Interested in Rummy or are you carded out
good whenever you are
rugged root
One moment, work thing
quasi condor
no hurry
zenith radish
quasi condor
@rugged root lp wants you
zenith radish
@rugged root I had no part in this
quasi condor
@rugged root he instigated the whole thing
zenith radish
@woeful salmon I miss you
quasi condor
rugged root
terse needle
worn holly
hey
rugged root
@quasi condor You're a bastard
whole bear
Sup bois
Good morning
What even is going on someone fill me up o_O
Ahh
Noice 😎
👍
Nope
Nahhh 💀
🙄
Cool man
Good night amn
short plank
@whole bear
wise cargoBOT
@wintry pier :white_check_mark: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.
001 | url
002 | same text
@wintry pier :x: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 1.
001 | Traceback (most recent call last):
002 | File "<string>", line 1, in <module>
003 | ValueError: dictionary update sequence element #0 has length 1; 2 is required
@wintry pier :white_check_mark: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.
001 | {'name': 'namevar', 'extension': 'extvar'}
002 | <class 'dict'>
@wintry pier :white_check_mark: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.
001 | {"name": "bob", "extension": "billy", "number": 0}
002 | <class 'str'>
nova prawn
ember fog
whats going on in here?
lethal thunder
!voice
wise cargoBOT
kindred timber
hmmm
I see
welp
I have to send those messages somehow
are you coding something rn?
Haha the wonders of programming.
probably it's becuase they didn't test it on every machine
or it's just a strange bug
oh I don't know
what is it
yes
yeah
Oh you mean extension
hmmm
I use UltraBlock.
as an adblock
that's really weird.
Aren't those files hidden?
lethal thunder
C:/Users/<username>/AppData/Local/Google/Chrome/User Data/Default/Extensions
kindred timber
lemme just go there
lethal thunder
chrome://extensions/
kindred timber
Mine extensions are working just fine.
Have you tried reinstalling those extensions?
So you're on windows? Do you still have the Internet Explorer installed?
I heard that Microsoft made an announcement that IE is really unsafe...
Okay guys, I have to go. Later
somber heath
Hoy hi.
Well, there's a lot going on in the world, isn't there?
So I'm feeling that...
Scrub.
The multitudinous plethora of happenings.
surreal wyvern
Namste opalmist 🙏
somber heath
!voice @gusty bramble
wise cargoBOT
somber heath
Yeah, but it's going to get stupidly crowded if that happens.
That might be fine for managed events and things.
Where only a handful of people can talk while other people listen.
surreal wyvern
i dont have a good mic.
somber heath
I keep thinking of Mr Blue Sky.
"Hey, there, Mr Blue. I'm so glad to be with you..."
warped raft
hello everyone
somber heath
Hoy.
surreal wyvern
I keep thinking of Mr Blue Sky.
thats my fav song.
somber heath
Ha. Go figure.
somber heath
What is breakfast?
languid locust
What is breakfast?
do you remember me sir?
damnn gamingbuddist
woahh
the og's are still here
wind raptor
What is breakfast?
Egg sandwich
languid locust
hello chrisssssssssss
wind raptor
Hey @languid locust
somber heath
do you remember me sir?
I'm sorry, but I do meet a lot of people on here. It may be that I could remember our previous interactions, but I don't recall them at the moment.
I may need reminding.
languid locust
I'm sorry, but I do meet a lot of people on here. It may be that I could remembe...
yess so i'm uh OpManBros
somber heath
Rings a bell.
wind raptor
I remember Op
languid locust
I remember Op
yay hello :D
languid locust
Rings a bell.
hello
wind raptor
Welcome back!
languid locust
Welcome back!
thanks :), i got false-banned
for alt account even tho that was my first ever account on discord
languid locust
Rings a bell.
thanks again for teaching me soome stuff in python hehe
languid locust
Well I'm glad it's all worked out now
ty
wind raptor
wby?
Really good. Just going to school now to get the piece of paper everyone wants so badly
somber heath
The United States Declaration of Independence?
languid locust
Really good. Just going to school now to get the piece of paper everyone wants s...
oh that's cool, goodluck with school.
languid locust
The United States Declaration of Independence?
lmao
wind raptor
The United States Declaration of Independence?
Thanks
somber heath
👋
whole bear
heyy
whole bear
which is effortless from you
somber heath
Well, I mean, if you're doing it properly, yeah.
whole bear
{
somber heath
{} curly braces
[] square brackets
() parentheses
whole bear
if ()
{
// code
}
if () {
// code
}
sour willow
if ()
{
// code
}
if () {
// code
}
would that really make a difference? no.
although i would interprate the first one with c++ background
really couldn't care less
whole bear
would that really make a difference? no.
the ppl who write like former should be instabanned bruh
sour willow
the ppl who write like former should be instabanned bruh
no
thats the stupidest thing i have ever heard
also they have "made" the standards
so really can't go against the all mighty gods
wind raptor
That's the style that C# uses
sour willow
That's the style that C# uses
really?
wind raptor
Yeah
sour willow
vscode never formats it like that for me
let me checkk
oh ye
but like i don't really care
c# is the best language ngl (in language terms)
sour willow
c# is just magnificent
sturdy panther
I saw this at work at some point
if (true)
{
exit()
}
HTML is a markup language which is distinct from a programming language.
whole bear
if (true)
{
}
``` thats how i do itits a skeloton language
sour willow
I saw this at work at some point
```
if (true)
{
exit()
}
```
better than
if True:
It'd be like saying that Discord's markdown stuff is a programming language.
whole bear
languid locust
lmao
sour willow
while :
else:
``` laughs...your the one saying random stuff ngl.....
and disagreeing with everyone..
its not a matter of sex, its a matter of saying bs and having the audacity to argue
@round cedar what langs do know?
ah nice
somber heath
So the youngest boomers would be ~58.
round cedar
damn
round cedar
i know c
sour willow
scss >>>>
nova prawn
@wind raptor and what about lass
sour willow
less
nova prawn
and tailwind
sour willow
and tailwind
tailwind is a framework
less is a whole other thing
less is like scss
tailwind is like bootstrap
sleek otter
I need some help in python with some kind of questions I don't know how to do.
sour willow
PostCss is best NGL
i know facebook uses it
they are all transpilers @whole bear
not languages.
postcss
somber heath
I need some help in python with some kind of questions I don't know how to do.
Do you have anything we could look at?
sour willow
Postcss is transpiled css
...
PostCSS is a tool for transforming styles with JS plugins. These plugins can lint your CSS, support variables and mixins, transpile future CSS syntax, inline images, and more.
same as typescript
nova prawn
what about type scripts then
sour willow
what about type scripts then
transpiled
sleek otter
Do you have anything we could look at?
yes questions
sour willow
transpiled is like compile to another language
compile is like compile to machine code
sour willow
No
whole bear
yeh you quite right but i used to think php is good too until i learnt bout lolcode
whole bear
trust me its wayy better
whole bear
you sound like 12 at most
round cedar
:V no cap
sour willow
I'm way more dominant
round cedar
dominant in crying hehe :V
whole bear
bullying you shouldnt even count as disrespectful but whatever
round cedar
damnnnn
somber heath
@sleek otterDo you intend to show the questions to us in the next three minutes?
whole bear
thats a good excuse for running short on words, lmk when you come up with something
sleek otter
<@731918847891865610>Do you intend to show the questions to us in the next three...
wait my questions r not loading.
wind raptor
Ok, take it down a notch all
sour willow
thats a good excuse for running short on words, lmk when you come up with someth...
No
I have piano practice
Shut up
I could see you lackin
Boii
somber heath
Is this asking for help without showing what you want help with and ask OpalMist about it day?
nova prawn
Given an array of integers nums, sort the array in ascending order and return it.
You must solve the problem without using any built-in functions in O(nlog(n)) time complexity and with the smallest space complexity possible.
exmp 1:
Input: nums = [5,2,3,1]
Output: [1,2,3,5]
Explanation: After sorting the array, the positions of some numbers are not changed (for example, 2 and 3), while the positions of other numbers are changed (for example, 1 and 5)
sour willow
Input: nums = [5,2,3,1]
Output: [1,2,3,5]
Explanation: After sorting the array, ...
sort()?
nova prawn
yeh
somber heath
!d list.sort
wise cargoBOT
somber heath
That violates the question specification.
Indeed, I'm not sure that list.sort is compliant, either.
nova prawn
@somber heath i want to do selection sort
somber heath
Depends on Python's implementation of Timsort and its time and space complexity.
somber heath
I suppose the idea is that you use list.pop and list.insert and maybe list.append.
sour willow
I suppose the idea is that you use list.pop and list.insert and maybe list.appen...
you can do something else
somber heath
I'm sure you can.
sour willow
without any bultin functions
but like i suck at explaining so let me grab some explanation online
and i'll send it for ya
somber heath
If the idea is to learn the algorithm, fine. Otherwise, I'm happy to be lazy and just use list.sort and be done.
sour willow
If the idea is to learn the algorithm, fine. Otherwise, I'm happy to be lazy and...
who wouldn't do that
lazy >>>
also ends up being the best code
somber heath
C programmers.
nova prawn
c++ also
somber heath
Which is fine. So long as they don't do it in prod in Python unless there's a specific need for a custom sort algorithm for a given use case.
sour willow
selectionSort(array, size)
repeat (size - 1) times
set the first unsorted element as the minimum
for each of the unsorted elements
if element < currentMinimum
set element as new minimum
swap minimum with first unsorted position
end selectionSort
i tried to read this
but i didnt understand anything
SO ENJOY!
although i think it should be (size + 1)
the rest should be self explanitory
sour willow
Wdym no one wants to implement algos unless it's the best solution
pov: interview questions
zenith radish
<@82578210453192704> i don't now about that
I do 🙂
sour willow
na stupid idea
sleek otter
I?
sour willow
not mine it's my mam's questions
you are in for a threat bud
sleek otter
I missed my all classes bc I was sick so she told me to give it till 26th
sour willow
print(type(3102) 🤣 🤣
sleek otter
idk how to solve I need help
sour willow
idk how to solve I need help
we don't do homeworks
and i don't know who wrote that
but thats completely wrong
somber heath
@zenith radishSorry, under what circumstances do we call you out?
sleek otter
we don't do homeworks
😦
sour willow
it took you 5 minutes to write that?....
sleek otter
ok
whole bear
okay now theres just one person in this vc who can covince us that php is the best language
wind raptor
if yes, i'll teach you
No bullying
round cedar
:V
sour willow
sue me
wind raptor
did your "mam" write that?
This one
somber heath
@sleek otterWhat I usually do for beginners is direct them to Corey Schafer's YouTube playlist for Python beginners.
Also check out this site.
!resources
wise cargoBOT
sleek otter
<@731918847891865610>What I usually do for beginners is direct them to Corey Sch...
ok?
somber heath
@sleek otterI'd do a walkthrough, but I'm taking a break.
sour willow
<@731918847891865610>What I usually do for beginners is direct them to Corey Sch...
a bit overkill dont u think?
maybe fix them
and then send them to a course
so atleast they know the basics?
somber heath
a bit overkill dont u think?
Not at all. It takes you through from the very beginnings to being pretty okay at the language.
sour willow
i'd much prefer
to teach them that (() is not ok
and then tell them to see a course
since they will just copy and paste code
somber heath
I'm sorry. I want to go and eat.
If you would like to enlighten, by all means, the floor is yours.
sour willow
just saying copy and paste wont help ¯_(ツ)_/¯
@sleek ottermhm
back to that assignment
you know like basic python syntax and priting right?
sleek otter
I told u I was badly sick so I wasn't able to attend any class...
sour willow
I told u I was badly sick so I wasn't able to attend any class...
ah ok
just wanted to check if you have prior experience
sleek otter
nothing experienced 😭
sour willow
ok so you really have two options
Opal had included a few great courses right
but i feel like w3schools is way more interactive
and repetition is key for you
soo..
i would recommend https://www.w3schools.com/python/
so your teacher does a lot of "printing"
and also does some type checking
https://www.w3schools.com/python/python_syntax.asp
https://www.w3schools.com/python/python_datatypes.asp
@sleek otter so just check out these three links
i highly doubt from the thing you showed
your teacher has taught beyond these
if you have any questions just ping me or smth
sour willow
!d list.sort
wise cargoBOT
knotty marlin
no no with the key=grade
sour willow
read
key specifies a function of one argument that is used to extract a comparison key from each list element (for example, key=str.lower). The key corresponding to each item in the list is calculated once and then used for the entire sorting process. The default value of None means that list items are sorted directly without calculating a separate key value.
or more like just read the code and give me what you understand
without key it's noraml it sorts it alphabetically based on the first column of the tuple
sour willow
@fiery bone wasm
knotty marlin
but in order to sort it based on the 2nd one
he used this lambda function in this way which is what confused me
sour willow
do you even know what lamda does @knotty marlin
i think you are confusing
sveltekit is way better than react....
nova prawn
sveltekit is cheap copy version react
sour willow
sveltekit is cheap copy version react
have you ever used it?
nova prawn
i will never use it
knotty marlin
do you even know what lamda does <@268061147771437056>
Yes I know how a lambda works and it's not the problem here, the problem is how does Students.sort(key=grade) work, like the process that is going on, does it mean the sort will give the the lambda fct students list and return the students[index]
sour willow
i will never use it
so dont talk about it
nova prawn
so dont talk about it
i am texting not talking
sour willow
https://note.nkmk.me/en/python-key-sort-sorted-max-min/
this actually shows the differnece
knotty marlin
Ryan you are not helping me, I can't read all of this, I just wished someone would explain how it worked, I miss Hemlock 😢
knotty marlin
Yeah gotta take care of the fam
I kinda kept asking questions a lot and he's been super helpful
knotty marlin
tf
knotty marlin
I give up I am just gonna rack my brain
I know how tuples work, and I know how lambda works ryan don't worry, or I think I do
sour willow
I know how tuples work, and I know how lambda works ryan don't worry, or I think...
bro
how big of a rush are u in though
that article explained it
sour willow
https://blog.finxter.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/key-scaled.jpg
You can see that in the first two examples, the list is sorted according to the first tuple value first. In the third example, the list is sorted according to the second tuple value first. You achieve this by defining a key function key=lambda x: x[1] that takes one list element x (a tuple) as an argument and transforms it into a comparable value x[1] (the second tuple value).
this is like the simplest term
if you mind read that
its just how they are sorted.
candid parrot
reactjs is nice
sour willow
so like in the third example if lambda x: x[1] was lambda x: x[0] it would be like the first example
because its sorting from the first tuple value
but lambda x: x[1] does it from the second
whole bear
i m so confused
sour willow
lambda x: x[3] does it from the third
knotty marlin
this is like the simplest term
this was what I wanted to get
sour willow
this was what I wanted to get
i suck at expalining
knotty marlin
it's fine
knotty marlin
also do I really have to have key ?
couldn't I just put in the name of the lambda fct
sour willow
also do I really have to have key ?
going back to your example you are sorting by the scores
i think
so like instead of the names
you are sorting by the "F", "A", etc...
knotty marlin
Yeah it's fine, sorry for bothering you
knotty marlin
yup
sour willow
i think that was it is
sour willow
yup
nicee
im soo bad at explaining
🤣
and like
if u want
i literally copied everything
from this
knotty marlin
oh yeah Ryan one last question
sour willow
go on
knotty arch
I think most browsers use chromium
whole bear
@zenith radish
knotty marlin
when I use Students.sort(key=grade) how does the lambda function know that I am using Students list, does the sort function when given a function as key argument automatically give the lists being sorted to the key argument ?
sour willow
when I use Students.sort(key=grade) how does the lambda function know that I am ...
ur doing Students.sort()?
thats how it knows...
loll
knotty marlin
the lambda is a function that needs input but who gives it that input, does it receive automatically
knotty marlin
hmmm if you don't know then I guess I m just gonna assume it gives the lists being sorted as argument inside the key function
knotty marlin
what happens if you do
go on
sour willow
i was like
if you do grade:grade... what happens, forget i said that
it was very stupid
knotty marlin
I mean it doesn't do anything right ?
different
since it's just a name
my question is what kind of functions can I put in the key
sour willow
ok lets like compile this our selfs
knotty marlin
to test what lambda or any fct receives
sour willow
#eh
def grade_function(grades):
return grades[grades]
#Lambda function
lambda grades: grades[i]
so like
it just loops i assume
idk im actually like very confused
knotty marlin
wait what does the i do
sour willow
wait what does the `i` do
i meant 1
knotty marlin
@hardy cloud Cremation
knotty marlin
Crepe
sour willow
# Selection sort in Python
def selectionSort(array, size):
for step in range(size):
min_idx = step
for i in range(step + 1, size):
# to sort in descending order, change > to < in this line
# select the minimum element in each loop
if array[i] < array[min_idx]:
min_idx = i
# put min at the correct position
(array[step], array[min_idx]) = (array[min_idx], array[step])
data = [-2, 45, 0, 11, -9]
size = len(data)
selectionSort(data, size)
print('Sorted Array in Ascending Order:')
print(data)
so like
what does the lamda do
sour willow
i have no idea 👍
knotty marlin
no the problem wasn't with the lambda, the problem was with lambda receiving input somehow from list.sort()
lambda is simple really, for what I know it does what function does, if you can write it in one line, and it's good for something used for a short time and then thrown away
knotty marlin
yeah then whats confusing you
sour willow
how it gets the input
knotty marlin
oh
you see the : after it what it returns, and before is how many arguments you want to receive
sour willow
same here
zenith radish
logger.log(code, "something went wrong") #
######
# {
# "timestamp": "6712347",
# "message": "something went wrong",
# code: 123,
# }
who logs like that
thats the most worst way to log
knotty marlin
same here
you know Ryan we need to put assume that the sort function gives any key argument that happens to be a function the list as an argument and we can just wait until someone who can give us the answer appears
I am gonna continue doing what I was doing
somber heath
thats the most worst way to log
What's a better way?
zenith radish
thats the most worst way to log
literally the best way to log
if you want to later sort through the data using loki and grafana
or elk
sour willow
this
sour willow
What's a better way?
19:12:25.337 [main] DEBUG com.mkyong.HelloWorld - Hello from Log4j 2
zenith radish
uhuh and then when ingesting the logs you have to spend time parsing that out
and when you want to extend your logging schema you have to manipulate the ingestion parser as well
useless
zenith radish
that's used by ancient old people places that don't know what log visualization or querying is
like that's fine for tracebacks or monolithic applications
but when you have a microservice based architecture this falls apart
sour willow
haha
zenith radish
my project has 4 different programming languages that I want to have a single log format for that I can later query from something like grafana
sour willow
@zenith radish im not you know what limitations are
knotty marlin
@sour willow I have to fix my statement, the lambda takes not the student list but the tuples inside of the list??
zenith radish
corsts??
zenith radish
there are no costs in a personal project
also if you choose to work at a java shop that's your choice
sour willow
there are no costs in a personal project
breh
who logs when making a personal project....
🤣
also eh one thing
worn flax
LP How much level of data structures is needed for landing on a decent jobs?
zenith radish
LP How much level of data structures is needed for landing on a decent jobs?
depends on what you consider a decent job
worn flax
Also what would please guide on how to prctice it
knotty marlin
hello Strk your name is like mine
worn flax
Microsoft is decent for sure and other FAANG
zenith radish
It's all json that gets queried from elasticsearch
zenith radish
Microsoft is decent for sure and other FAANG
Just be interested in the field
MANGA companies are mainly looking for people that are interested in coding
Or can elsehow stand out from the crowd
worn flax
Any good resources on how to learn the basic concepts?
knotty arch
MANGA companies are mainly looking for people that are interested in coding
You mean competitive programing ?
worn flax
And eventually moving on to problem solving.
wise cargoBOT
worn flax
I guess that is the ultimate goal to solve a problem/
zenith radish
You mean competitive programing ?
Not necessarily, personal projects, in general being interested in new technologies etc.
knotty arch
Not necessarily, personal projects, in general being interested in new technolog...
But the things is you will never get a chance for an interview unless you get a referral, if you don't have a referral there is a very slim chance. Even if you get the interview, they will ask you DSA problems no matter what the position is,
sweet lodge
➡️ ➡️ ➡️ #voice-verification
➡️ ➡️ ➡️ #voice-chat-text-0
Thank you for flying Mr. Hemlock Air
zenith radish
But the things is you will never get a chance for an interview unless you get a ...
Not true, I had a recruiter message me first
And sure, I got asked a leetcode question
worn flax
@zenith radish How many years has it been in the industry? And also describe a time that sparked an interest in the programming.
zenith radish
it's really nice, quite relaxed
daily tasks are like anywhere else I'd say 😄
It's just a programming job
somber heath
With swank.
worn flax
How was the interview process was it diffcult? Like what questions was it based on apart from DSA ofc.
zenith radish
One day of interviews, behavioural, oop, dsa and one more that I can't remember lol
then a call with my hiring manager
It was normal? Average difficulty I guess
knotty arch
Not true, I had a recruiter message me first
How did it come about? I mean did they saw you on any social media or saw a project you did? How?
zenith radish
How did it come about? I mean did they saw you on any social media or saw a proj...
I was laid off at my previous company and I guess they were messaging people that were laid off 🤔
worn flax
Is it wfh currently?
worn flax
How to remember things while learning a programming language : syntaxes and libraries like sometime it feels like it's a finding a gem in the desert to optimize something and make it look perfect.
sour willow
arduino server?
glad sandal
What are you up to?
ok
ye
Im Learning graphics programming
rn
ye
its really fun
but like also a bit hard
opengl
pyopengl
ye
vulkan also seems appealing but I think opengl is a good starting point
at least for what I am trying to achieve with graphics programming
zenith radish
message.sessionID = fsdfhifjsjdflf
glad sandal
/potato
knotty arch
C++ will make any programmer feel dumb
knotty arch
I didn't say its bad😆
knotty arch
I said its hard
glad sandal
yes
sour willow
Im on linux now
suiii
kindred timber
XD
sour willow
@proud gull
put ur code
@proud gull
drilling
soldiering
i have no clue what u said
zenith radish
https://rapidjson.org/
not a logging library
gentle flint
@zenith radish I'll join in 5 minutes
sweet lodge
Microsoft uses JSON for chunks of things across their entire stack
Various tools use JSON logs to parse data from so they don't have to try to deal with parsing structured text
sour willow
@zenith radish https://github.com/chromium/chromium/find/main
zenith radish
@sour willow
This is what I work on
every file is extended with .cc
Tf are you on about
gentle flint
TP-Link TL-WDR4900
zenith radish
{
"time": "17/May/2015:08:05:24 +0000",
"remote_ip": "31.22.86.126",
"remote_user": "-",
"request": "GET /downloads/product_1 HTTP/1.1",
"response": 304,
"bytes": 0,
"referrer": "-",
"agent": "Debian APT-HTTP/1.3 (0.8.16~exp12ubuntu10.16)"
}```
log.Debug()
.Str("Scale", "833 cents")
.Float64("Interval", 833.09)
.Msg("Fibonacci is everywhere")``` {"level":"debug","Scale":"833 cents","Interval":833.09,"time":1562212768,"message":"Fibonacci is everywhere"}```
sour willow
```sh
{"level":"debug","Scale":"833 cents","Interval":833.09,"time":1562212768,...
"level" as a enum?
nvm
zenith radish
"level" as a enum?
there's no enums in json
also these are going to be loki labels anyway
sour willow
!code
wise cargoBOT
sour willow
@proud gull
sour willow
@woeful wyvern The SIM cards operating system (OS) is similarly written in Java Card. The OS is the first and most important SIM Applet. After compiling the code, you will end up with a . cap output file that can be loaded onto the SIM or carrier profile using commands detailed in the Global Platform Card specification.Tir 6, 1398 AP
@zenith radish log4j supports json formating btw
But the default format
Is far more superior
zenith radish
@sour willow you're just wrong
zenith radish
for elasticsearch it sure is
quasi condor
PimpedUpMonk#2832
wintry pier
!e
print(f"{2:06d}")
print(f"{2:6d}")
@wintry pier :white_check_mark: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.
001 | 000002
002 | 2
??
warped raft
hello every body
how are you doing
why
yes
we can hear you
mission completed
communication
unclear
nova prawn
gin goinc
soft siren
alright thanks @somber heath
i'm trying to get help with ubuntu
are you any familiar with it?
alright, may I test my luck whether you can help or not? (would you agree to help in the first place?)
thanks, here is the problem : I just installed xubuntu on a vm, I've choosed the french AZERTY keyboard layout, usually on windows, when caps are locked, I can type numbers instead of &é"'(-è_, but I can't and I have to press shift instead
I hope my problem is well explained
Tried to, didn't work, actually, the cap lock in windows mimics shift lock, which is non existent in ubuntu, I didn't figure out how to do the same thing in ubuntu
Tried to as well, they posted a .patch file, I didn't know how to apply the patch file x)
and how do I do that?
Thanks for trying to help, I don't want to be a vampire question and drain you, i'll try to solve the problem on my own, thanks though!
I will do that, thanks OpalMist!
tepid elm
hey! @midnight agate
In the library rn so I cant speak
oh wait was it opal that said hey?
hey @somber heath !
I was listening to you speak about computer stuff the other day and it was super interesting @midnight agate
guys do any of you know what is wrong with this?
ahh okay
lavish rover
amber raptor
Or use Powershell
tepid elm
im very new but im trying to specifically learn python
ill look into powershell thnks! @amber raptor
personally im starting from python
but I need to learn it for personal reasons
how long have you all been learning this stuff for? @amber raptor and everyone
swift olive
how long have you all been learning this stuff for? <@113304266269003776> and ev...
1 month
molten pewter
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HelloChinese, DuoLingo
molten pewter
solar fog
@molten pewter Your opinion is King
@whole bear youre reminding me of kim jong un with your advice on this😂
i mean guys i think kids have to figure it out for themselves
i had no real guidance
i turned out ok
@molten pewter the soul is Unique
you cant mold that
lmaoooooooooo
restriction dosent work, people do what they want to do
my parenting style is let them hit rock bottom, then they can only go up
@whole bear i didnt really have a parent like that, pretty much after 12 i wasnt really learning anymore or was getting any useable advice
whole bear
how long did it take people in here to learn python?
knotty marlin
can someone help, why is it only giving me 2 values
instead of one Adam and 3 not adams
somber heath
instead of one Adam and 3 not adams
What's the intent?
knotty marlin
the intent is for it to display all the names in the list which are not Adam as not adam
somber heath
It's not a list.
knotty marlin
I mean dictionary
somber heath
!e py print({"apple":1, "apple": 2})
wise cargoBOT
@somber heath :white_check_mark: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.
{'apple': 2}
Dictionary keys are unique as keys of that dictionary.
knotty marlin
okay but do you know what causes my problem
somber heath
I'm attempting to explain the mechanic of what seems to be the problem.
knotty marlin
well I am learning list comprehension and I didn't get the problem when I messed with values but when I did the same with the key it displayed only 2 (keys:values) instead all of them with those which are not adam as not adam
somber heath
The issue is that you're not working with a list.
You're working with a dictionary.
So if you have items that share keys, you lose all but one of those items.
knotty marlin
{'Adam':18 , 'not Adam':13 , 'not Adam':20 , 'not Adam':16}
this is what the output should've been
knotty marlin
So if you have items that share keys, you lose all but one of those items.
oh I see
so it can't call it if they all have the same key is that what you mean ?
somber heath
!e py print({'Adam':18, 'not Adam':13, 'not Adam':20, 'not Adam':16})
wise cargoBOT
@somber heath :white_check_mark: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.
{'Adam': 18, 'not Adam': 16}
Howdy, Ghost.
knotty marlin
well thank you Mist
somber heath
You could have it as a list of tuples...
[('Adam', 18), ('not Adam', 13), ('not Adam', 20), ('not Adam', 16)]```But eh.Depending on what you're doing, that may not be all that useful.
You could get it to print out or have a string as if it were a dictionary, but it wouldn't be a proper dictionary.
knotty marlin
I see I see, i am just learning so thank you
somber heath
Much is possible.
warped raft
probably
somber heath
There's not a lot going on right now, so it's not the worst time to ask.
If there were, #❓｜how-to-get-help.
distant violet
If there were, <#704250143020417084>.
no one replies
somber heath
Perhaps your question is one nobody knows how to answer.
distant violet
shall I share my screen?
warped raft
you cannot
somber heath
Describe the problem you're having and we'll see if it's something we might be able to help with.
distant violet
k
import time
from tqdm import tqdm
import random
AMOUNT = 3000
uppercase = "ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ"
lowercase = uppercase.lower()
digits = "0123456789"
upper , lower, num = True, True, True
all = ""
if upper:
all += uppercase
if lower:
all += lowercase
if num:
all += digits
lenght = 8
lenght2 = 6
valid = True
id_number = ""
for i in range(AMOUNT):
valid = True
id_number = input("Enter ID Number: ")
email = id_number + "@scholastica.online"
password = "".join(random.sample(all, lenght))
authentication_code = "".join(random.sample(all, lenght2))
print("Authentication Code: ", authentication_code)
enter = input("Enter your authentication code to view email and password: ")
if enter != authentication_code:
for w in tqdm(range(100),
desc = "ACCESS DENIED",
ascii = False,ncols=75):
time.sleep(0.01)
elif enter == authentication_code:
for y in tqdm(range(100),
desc = "Loading...",
ascii = False,ncols=75):
time.sleep(0.01)
print("Email: ", email)
print("Password: ", password)
Also, sometimes it's a good idea to try the help channels at different times of the day.
warped raft
hello @rugged root
distant violet
So i need help with the objectives
somber heath
What, among these, are you currently focused on?
distant violet
1,2,6
those
btw thats the output
mainly 6 no.
basically the question says is that
instead of 2011010151, if there was 2011000151
then it would be ommited as it is a srm student
"00"
somber heath
!e py v = "2011000151" a = v[:4] b = v[4:] print(a) print(b) print("00" in b)
wise cargoBOT
@somber heath :white_check_mark: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.
001 | 2011
002 | 000151
003 | True
huh
wise cargoBOT
somber heath
!d in
wise cargoBOT
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