voice-chat-text-0

[zenith radish]

https://github.com/gitautas/jlog

https://www.structlog.org/en/0.4/#the-pitch

https://github.com/nlohmann/json

[lavish rover]

Smh where's my co-author on commits

[zenith radish]

No coauthor, this a whole new repo than the one we worked at xD

I can give you a credit in the readme

This library is dedicated to Mustafa, for not worrying.
Day by day. Day by day.
కాలం ఒడిలో day by day

[mild quartz]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ekoHxB4idmg

[sweet lodge]

Terrible practice

I accidently made myself an infinite loop that way once

[rugged root]

@quasi condor I'm so mad that low ace is 5 points

But will always be 15 loss

[sweet lodge]

Maui

[zenith radish]

1.7976931348623157e+308

[amber raptor]

82578210453192704

82578210453192704

[zenith radish]

> let a = 82578210453192704
> a + 2
82578210453192700

[zenith radish]

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/22402885/why-is-number-max-value-1-7976931348623157e308-instead-of-9007199254740992e102

[wintry path]

Any software engineers? I have 'tip calculator' program and need help fixing decimals

bill = input("What was the total bill?")
print(bill)
bill_split = input("How many people to split the bill?")
print(bill_split)
percentage = input("What percentage tip would you like to give? 10, 12, or 15?")
result = int(bill) / +int(bill_split) / +int(percentage)
resultss = str(float(result))
print("Each person should pay " + resultss) ```

Here's the error I'm getting

  File "main.py", line 14, in <module>
    result = int(bill) / +int(bill_split) / +int(percentage)
ValueError: invalid literal for int() with base 10: '456.34'```

@zenith radish

[zenith radish]

https://github.com/PowerShell/PowerShell

[wintry path]

Mind helping me @amber raptor

Can you ? @quasi condor

[quasi condor]

yes, I do mind helping you

if you want help - the way to get it is to go through the help system

[wintry path]

Fair enough, thanks for actually responding

[quasi condor]

#❓｜how-to-get-help

that explains how to get help

[amber raptor]

[CmdletBinding()]
param (
# Parameter help description
[Parameter(Mandatory=$true,HelpMessage="Execution")]
[ValidateSet('build','up','stop','down')]
[string]
$Action
)
switch($Action){
"build" {
Start-Process 'docker-compose' -ArgumentList 'build --no-cache' -NoNewWindow -Wait
}
"up" {
Start-Process 'docker-compose' -ArgumentList 'up -d --build' -NoNewWindow -Wait
Start-Process 'docker' -ArgumentList 'system prune -f'
}
"down" {
Start-Process 'docker-compose' -ArgumentList 'down' -NoNewWindow -Wait
}
"stop" {
Start-Process 'docker-compose' -ArgumentList 'stop' -NoNewWindow -Wait
}
}

[sweet lodge]

[CmdletBinding()]
param (
    # Parameter help description
    [Parameter(Mandatory=$true,HelpMessage="Execution")]
    [ValidateSet('build','up','stop','down')]
    [string]
    $Action
)
switch($Action){
    "build" {
        Start-Process 'docker-compose' -ArgumentList 'build --no-cache' -NoNewWindow -Wait
    }
    "up" {
        Start-Process 'docker-compose' -ArgumentList 'up -d --build' -NoNewWindow -Wait
        Start-Process 'docker' -ArgumentList 'system prune -f'
    }
    "down" {
        Start-Process 'docker-compose' -ArgumentList 'down' -NoNewWindow -Wait
    }
    "stop" {
        Start-Process 'docker-compose' -ArgumentList 'stop' -NoNewWindow -Wait
    }
}

[zenith radish]

[CmdletBinding()]
param (
    # Parameter help description
    [Parameter(Mandatory=$true,HelpMessage="Execution")]
    [ValidateSet('build','up','stop','down')]
    [string]
    $Action
)
switch($Action){
    "build" {
        Start-Process 'docker-compose' -ArgumentList 'build --no-cache' -NoNewWindow -Wait
    }
    "up" {
        Start-Process 'docker-compose' -ArgumentList 'up -d --build' -NoNewWindow -Wait
        Start-Process 'docker' -ArgumentList 'system prune -f'
    }
    "down" {
        Start-Process 'docker-compose' -ArgumentList 'down' -NoNewWindow -Wait
    }
    "stop" {
        Start-Process 'docker-compose' -ArgumentList 'stop' -NoNewWindow -Wait
    }
}```

[sweet lodge]

What is this? A Makefile?

[zenith radish]

#!/usr/bin/env bash

case $1 in
    "build")
        docker-compose build --no-cache;;
    "up")
        docker-compose up -d --build
        docker system prune -f;;
    "down")
        docker-compose down;;
    "stop")
        docker-compose stop;;
esac

[sweet lodge]

(top ;; is a single line)

if also ends in fi

[sweet lodge]

!pep 582

[wise cargo]

**PEP 582 - Python local packages directory**

Link

Status

Draft

Python-Version

3.12

Created

16-May-2018

Type

Standards Track

[sweet lodge]

And python and pip will already use that folder if it exists

[rugged root]

https://pip.pypa.io/en/stable/reference/build-system/pyproject-toml/

[sweet lodge]

Yes

[amber raptor]

There should be one– and preferably only one –obvious way to do it.

[sweet lodge]

PEP 621 specifies defining project metadata in [project.*]
PEP 517 specifies defining build metadata [build-system]
Everyone noticed that this was a "standard", and started putting their stuff there too under [tool.*]

I'm not on Poetry

I was PDM but then I went back to setuptools
Preocts is big enterprise and he uses setuptools

[rugged root]

Fair

[mild quartz]

alright fair

[sweet lodge]

@amber raptor wants pip install pyproject.toml
"To be fair", pip install . will read your pyproject.toml and parse your [build-system] and install the packages under requires and then invoke the build-backend to build your package. Eaxmple -

[build-system]
requires = ["setuptools", "wheel"]
build-backend = "setuptools.build_meta"

no

Heck your braces

!eval from __future__ import braces

[wise cargo]

@sweet lodge :x: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 1.

001 |   File "<string>", line 1
002 | SyntaxError: not a chance

[zenith radish]

err := thisCouldFail()
if err != nil {
  log.Fatal(err)
}

if err := thisCouldFail(); err != nil {
  log.Fatal(err)
}

[quasi condor]

https://old.reddit.com/r/london/comments/xodf9m/the_87_boroughs_of_london_balkanised_london/

[zenith radish]

https://www.google.com/maps/place/Old+MacDonald's+Farm+%26+Fun+Park/@51.6102649,0.1717532,12.28z/data=!4m5!3m4!1s0x47d8bcf6045a435b:0xb8a2abf8243d764d!8m2!3d51.6262557!4d0.2367766

[rugged root]

https://tenor.com/oX7g.gif

[swift olive]

lmao

[sweet lodge]

Yeah

Fury needs a job

[swift olive]

oh

dog

my dog is sleeping beside me

[sweet lodge]

web scale?

[rugged root]

Daww

[sweet lodge]

Yes

Auth sucks

[rugged root]

https://developers.yubico.com/

[sweet lodge]

how dare u

I use Rust BTW on Arch Linux BTW, BTW

[rugged root]

WHY is there not a distro called Arch BTW

[sweet lodge]

OMG

https://www.reddit.com/r/linuxquestions/comments/r2ka86/where_can_i_find_the_btw_version_of_arch_linux/

Here you go, https://github.com/kiedtl/archbtw

[serene glade]

    while True:
        action = input("What do you do? [ attack | check | taunting | sneak ] ").lower()
        if action in actions_dict.keys():
            print(actions_dict[action])
            if action == "sneak":
                print("You just slipped through the door before the guard realised it.")
                print("You are now outside, home free! Huzzah!\n")
                return
            if action == "taunting":
                var = (
                    "Guard woke with a grunt, and reached for his dagger and before you know it, the world goes dark "
                    "and you just died.")
            
            elif action == "attack":
                    
                you_died(
                    "Guard woke with a grunt, and reached for his dagger and before you know it, the world goes dark "
                    "and you just died. \n<GAME OVER>")

@rugged root Why dose this not need a " else " statement to run?

[rugged root]

Else's are optional. Unlike something like Rust, which holds you to cover all edge cases

[serene glade]

Thanks Python AKA Mr. Ramathon!

lol

[rugged root]

Eh

Brb @zenith radish @amber raptor Please don't kill each other while I'm gone

[zenith radish]

https://aws.amazon.com/media-services/

[sweet lodge]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qC_ioJQpv4E

The med file unfucker

[kindred timber]

yo

[sweet lodge]

You don't know what you don't know
Right up till it bites you in the ass

I like to think I'm a unicorn

[rugged root]

Only virgins can see you?

[sweet lodge]

But really I'm just shit at both

[sweet lodge]

That too

[kindred timber]

wait what

[rugged root]

Myth is that only virgins can see unicorns due to purity or something

[kindred timber]

That's fascinating.

[sweet lodge]

But can you fix my printer?

[kindred timber]

But that Poseidon that lives in my attic says that it isn't true.

[kindred timber]

have you tried turning it off and on?

[sweet lodge]

Yes

[kindred timber]

is it laserjet printer?

[sweet lodge]

I configured the scan to email, but it says "scan email failed"

[rugged root]

Can I? Yes. Do I want to? FUCK no

[kindred timber]

haha

[sweet lodge]

No, inkjet

[kindred timber]

hp ?

[sweet lodge]

Brother

That's not perspective

[kindred timber]

huh Discord argument

[zenith radish]

!timer

[rugged root]

Fucking kill me

[zenith radish]

is there a timer command?

[kindred timber]

XD

[zenith radish]

!timer 5min

[rugged root]

There isn't

[sweet lodge]

Yeah, IT is great
Until the users get involved

[zenith radish]

Damn it

[sweet lodge]

!remind "5 minutes"

[wise cargo]

Can do!

Your reminder will arrive on <t:1664212409:F>!

ID: 5211

[zenith radish]

Oh nice going @sweet lodge

[wise cargo]

It has arrived!

Here's your reminder: !timer 5min
[Jump back to when you created the reminder](#voice-chat-text-0 message)

[sweet lodge]

"I was classically French trained"

def le_func():
  ...

[sour willow]

....

[rugged root]

!tvmute 516815919272427522 1w Interrupting conversations, regardless of whether you muted another user or not, is unacceptable. You gathered from context clues that both Rabbit and myself were talking to LP. You in fact said that you knew we were talking to him, and took the opportunity of silence to insult him. In this exact context, it did not matter whether or not you knew he had unmuted you or not.

If this happens again (including the yelling at me and others, insulting me and others) after the mute expires, you will lose your voice permissions entirely.

[wise cargo]

:incoming_envelope: :ok_hand: applied voice mute to @south bone until <t:1664817566:f> (7 days).

[sour willow]

Ooof

[rugged root]

I'm fine with the tyrant thing, though

I don't mind that

@south bone If you have any complaints or wish to appeal your voice mute, you may address them to @rapid crown via dms

@zenith radish Not intended to change your mind, just thought it looked really cool https://unity.com/fps-sample

[knotty marlin]

hey how can I add condition in lambda function

[sweet lodge]

where special characters?

public static void main(String[] args)

[rugged root]

Any reason for the reply to it? What's done is done

[knotty marlin]

check_age = lambda age:#what should I put here if I want it to return something based on conditon, for example return age if age>=18

age

[sweet lodge]

check_age = lambda age: True if age >= 18 else False

[knotty marlin]

no I don't want it to return True or false, I want it to return age

[solar fog]

im interested in peoples thoughts here in what career will have more opportunities and growth over the next 10 years between data science and cybersecurity/information security/pentesting. Which one do you guys think might change the most over 10 years and then the next 40 years?

[sweet lodge]

check_age = lambda age: age

?

[rugged root]

Can simplify that to just

check_age = age >= 18

Lambda isn't necessary on this

[knotty marlin]

really ?

[sweet lodge]

(if you're not reusing it)

[knotty marlin]

I want it to return nothing if below 18

[sour willow]

That's the most overkill way

[sweet lodge]

check_age = lambda age: age if age >= 18 else None

[rugged root]

You don't even need the if/else

[sour willow]

Yep

[knotty marlin]

yes I want one without the else

if possible

if it doesn't exist then I guess doggos method is what I can do

learn

[sour willow]

return int >= 18

[rugged root]

Well even if you do None

[knotty marlin]

look

[rugged root]

check_age = lambda age: age >= 18 or None

[knotty marlin]

ooh

hmmm

[sweet lodge]

Hmm
That's a little "magical" for me

[sour willow]

Who would do lamda for that....

[rugged root]

Again, you CAN

I don't recommend any of that

[sour willow]

Ah

He loves lambda it seems

[sweet lodge]

What do you recommend then?

[knotty marlin]

it returns true instead of the age

[rugged root]

check_age = age >= 18 or None

Ah, you are wanting the age

Got it

[sour willow]

Just return booleans

[rugged root]

I missed that

Then yeah, the if/else will be needed

I just misunderstood

[knotty marlin]

so it's not possible to use only return if ?

[sour willow]

Unless ur doing some pointer stuff I don't think so

[knotty marlin]

what's a pointer

[sour willow]

Not relevant

[knotty marlin]

haha ok

[sour willow]

And also it's not in python

So ....

[knotty marlin]

C

[wise cargo]

@whole bear :white_check_mark: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.

001 | 62
002 | None

[knotty marlin]

hmm let me see

[sour willow]

Ternary should do the same btw

[knotty marlin]

no

look

I want it like this

[sour willow]

Lamda is the worst thing for this task

[knotty marlin]

yes

I wanna see what I can do

[rugged root]

Can you copy/paste that list?

Make my life a bit easier when I write the example

[sour willow]

!eval

age = 19
print(None if 18 > age else age )

[wise cargo]

@sour willow :white_check_mark: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.

19

[knotty marlin]

yeah wait wait

[sweet lodge]

!eval

check_age = lambda age: age if age >= 18 else None
dct = {"Adam":18, "John":None, "Ali":20, "Andrew":None,}
x = lambda data: [(name, check_age(age)) for name, age in data.items()]
print(x(dct))

[rugged root]

Was just going to do a list comp

[sweet lodge]

hmm

[sweet lodge]

What did I do?

[rugged root]

Donno

[sweet lodge]

the second
: goes all the way at the very end

[knotty marlin]

current_age={"Adam":18, "John":13, "Ali":20, "Andrew":16}



legal_age={key:value for key,value in current_age.items() if value<18 }

for i in legal_age.items():
    print(i)
``` so think of me as trying to do this one but with lambda taking the value

[sour willow]

If u want it to be future proof then just pass in doubles

Then add months

[knotty marlin]

this is the output I want

not names with values ==None

okay wait

[sour willow]

I think he wants to alter the data

[knotty marlin]

current_age={"Adam":18, "John":13, "Ali":20, "Andrew":16}


check_age= lambda age:age if age>=18 else None

legal_age={key:check_age(value) for key,value in current_age.items() }

for i in legal_age.items():
    print(i)

one is the same expect I wanna remove the else somehow

[sweet lodge]

!eval

check_age = lambda age: age if age >= 18 else None
current_age={"Adam":18, "John":13, "Ali":20, "Andrew":16}
print([(name, check_age(age)) for name, age in current_age.items()])

[gloomy plinth]

Is the first so the county the "value" and the second, so the capital the "key" ?
@rugged root

[wise cargo]

@sweet lodge :white_check_mark: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.

[('Adam', 18), ('John', None), ('Ali', 20), ('Andrew', None)]

[knotty marlin]

are u watching bro code ?

[gloomy plinth]

yes

[knotty marlin]

Same

[sour willow]

Brehh

[knotty marlin]

the first one is called the key

[gloomy plinth]

Hahah how old are you xd

[knotty marlin]

turning 18 after tmr

[sour willow]

Bro code is like on of the worst YouTubers

[gloomy plinth]

ok

[knotty marlin]

the second ONE is the value

[sour willow]

.bm

[gloomy plinth]

but good when you start I guess

[sour willow]

Youtuber

Is actually better

[knotty marlin]

well you see I hate reading

or reading unfun stuff

[gloomy plinth]

Idk bro

[knotty marlin]

so I'd rather watch a tutorial

and go to a server like now

[sour willow]

And like after you learn move to books

[knotty marlin]

also good

[gloomy plinth]

what one

[sour willow]

Yes but you know what ur doinf

[knotty marlin]

I am using bro code for now and asking here once done I will go to some websites

[sour willow]

Worst website lmao IMO

[gloomy plinth]

whats a good website then @sour willow

[knotty marlin]

Well then ryan, what do you think is the best website ?

[sour willow]

Very much depends

I would go for riptutorial ebooks

But for you guys youtube

[knotty marlin]

oh crap my problem

[knotty marlin]

.

[sour willow]

Rip tutorial has very high expectations

But its very nice

For starting off it sucks

[gloomy plinth]

nice

ok thanks guys

[knotty marlin]

well let me tell you what I want, I want this function

[gloomy plinth]

whats the name of it

[sour willow]

W3 schools is truly the best

You gotta understand

They have just started

Visual learning is way more effective

[gloomy plinth]

yes im fcking young xd

[sour willow]

Literally not related

[knotty marlin]

def check_age(age):
  if age>=18:
    return age
``` I want to turn this into a lambda function if possible

[sour willow]

Lmaooo

[gloomy plinth]

13

[sour willow]

We had a 14yr old saying he's 7 yesterday lol

[gloomy plinth]

xd

[knotty marlin]

so he was 14 ?

are u him ?

[sour willow]

Ye lmao

[knotty marlin]

oh makes much more sense

[sour willow]

No

He dmed me like

I'm 14

[knotty marlin]

I couldn't believe him because there was no way

[gloomy plinth]

ok thanks guys im out of this conversation now 😂

[sour willow]

Yes his voice literally blew it out

[knotty marlin]

no no not you, I was talking about publicstatic etc..., I thought it was his alt

[sour willow]

But he was cool

[knotty marlin]

yeah

[rugged root]

Welcome to what I get to moderate

Wheeeee

[sour willow]

Na I was criticizing his code

[knotty marlin]

anyway MML me and you are in this together

I reached the 5:14:35 mark

[knotty marlin]

@rugged root I think this exactly what I need

[sour willow]

Ah micro controller keeps boot looping 😓

[sweet lodge]

what is that word?

@zenith radish - type out the word?

[zenith radish]

Autoritetas

Dictionary just says "authority"

[sour willow]

@zenith radish how's ur json logger

[knotty marlin]

hmm upon further testing I realized that what doggo and hemlock said about else None was inevitable

[sour willow]

Oh wtf ur lp the moderator??

[zenith radish]

https://github.com/gitautas/jlog

[rugged root]

What?

[zenith radish]

Yeah I already checked

[knotty marlin]

def check_age(age):
    if age>=18:
        return age

legal_age={key:check_age(value) for key,value in current_age.items() }

for i in legal_age.items():
    print(i)

[sweet lodge]

Yeah I think there's just some connotation there that doesn't cross the langauge barrier

[knotty marlin]

this is what I wanted but it sadly did same with check_age = lambda age: age if age>=18 else None

[sour willow]

Reformat to cpp 😅

[zenith radish]

Translating the lithuanian definition it's a person, institution or doctrine that is acknowledged(?) and respected by one or many

[zenith radish]

why would I do that

[sour willow]

It's clearly superior

Prob shouldn't continue on this convo

[knotty marlin]

hmmm but does he want to use python or cpp ? I lost

[zenith radish]

it's clearly not

[sour willow]

We are arguing about file extension

[knotty marlin]

oof out of here

[sour willow]

He uses cc but cpp >>>

[knotty marlin]

what does cc do

[zenith radish]

not according to google

[faint ermine]

@quasi condor so i've tried to find a definition that fits my mental model of "good" or "goodness" - and was not able to find one which doesn't shift the whole thing on another undefineable concept

[sour willow]

It is

[zenith radish]

I literally showed you that the chromium code base is all in cc

https://webrtc.googlesource.com/src/+/refs/heads/main/api/

look at this entire project

.h and .cc

[rugged root]

Ah, so it's just an alternative to cpp

[sweet lodge]

What do you think .cc is supposed to be for?

[zenith radish]

the reason I do .hh is because emacs defaults to c-mode if I use .h

[sweet lodge]

(is is not .hpp?)

[zenith radish]

hpp matches cpp

[rugged root]

https://tenor.com/bEQzD.gif

[zenith radish]

hh matches cc

h matches c

[sour willow]

Wtf

Grpc uses cc

[zenith radish]

a file extension is fake anyway doesn't matter

[sour willow]

Time to change all my file extensions

[sweet lodge]

Right, right
I guess my question is -
Does anyone actually use .hpp?

[zenith radish]

it's made by google

[sour willow]

I know

It's google rpc

[zenith radish]

yes tons of people do

[sweet lodge]

huh

[sour willow]

Unexpectedly I have a brain

What a surprise

[zenith radish]

it's not google rpc

it's a recursive acronym

[sweet lodge]

We can fix that
⛏️

[knotty marlin]

Thy lord hemlock the 3rd, what is thou request

[zenith radish]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GRPC

[rugged root]

Don't be snarky

[zenith radish]

gRPC (a recursive acronym for gRPC Remote Procedure Calls)

[sour willow]

Discord mobile shows markdown as while text.mm

[rugged root]

I'll have to ponder on that

[zenith radish]

Honestly I think I'm gonna start using hxx and cxx

[kindred timber]

hmmm

[knotty marlin]

thank you my lord

[zenith radish]

Just to piss off the most wrong people

[rugged root]

Hey Sim

[sour willow]

Just do c++

[velvet urchin]

what's wrong with cpp?

[zenith radish]

nothing, it's a meaningless preference

[kindred timber]

cpp isn't it a programing lang?

[rugged root]

I mean what matters, is just be consistent within the code base

It doesn't matter

[zenith radish]

Well yeah I mean stick to one

Actually it would be funny not to

[rugged root]

It's the usual file extension for C++ source code, yeah

[zenith radish]

Just make an emacs script that auto picks a random extension

[kindred timber]

i see

[rugged root]

You know you would hate yourself in a week after

When you looked at the code again

[velvet urchin]

why?

[rugged root]

Spite

[sour willow]

There should be .cpound for c#

But cs is also nice

[zenith radish]

chaos

[velvet urchin]

Well then I have better idea

[rugged root]

https://tenor.com/bIkyP.gif

[kindred timber]

do you want to start an argument? Go to someone who uses emacs and rename the command emacs to vi

[velvet urchin]

just use different encoding

[rugged root]

Wait, you can't use special characters in file extensions, right?

Just letters and numbers?

[sour willow]

Arguments are a good source of knowledge

[sweet lodge]

Right

[velvet urchin]

\😄

Seems like it

just made 😄 file

[sour willow]

.c++ laughs

[zenith radish]

https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/C%2B%2B_Programming/Programming_Languages/C%2B%2B/Code/File_Organization#Extensions

[zenith radish]

Wikibooks says that .cpp is the most common

[kindred timber]

XD

[zenith radish]

https://github.com/gitautas/emoji-identifiers

[rugged root]

Which is why I asked, because I wasn't sure

[sour willow]

Woops wrong reply

[zenith radish]

pull requests welcome btw

[velvet urchin]

Yep seen that or something similar

[zenith radish]

probably would have to escape those right

like file.c\+\+

[sour willow]

Also h++ exists

[rugged root]

Or have it as a string

[sour willow]

Which is very weird

[rugged root]

Like what you have to do with paths with spaces in the name

[velvet urchin]

oh fuck I hate those so much

[zenith radish]

file extensions are meaningless, since c(++) compilers don't care about the file extension

[sour willow]

Nice to know

I though it defined standards

[rugged root]

Windows does just for convenience/for it to know what to open stuff with

But you can tell it to open things in other ways regardless of the file extension

[velvet urchin]

find . -exec sh -c 'mv "{}" "$(tr " " _ <<< {})"' \;

first thing I run when working with new data

fuck spaces

[rugged root]

Eh

Fair

[sour willow]

Mhm

Anyone know how windows has security measurement's for forks?

Sharing a article would be nice

[rugged root]

Not sure what you mean

[zenith radish]

other environments do as well, but you rarely open a source file by itself, you usually open a directory and go through the source code contextually

[rugged root]

Oh sure

[zenith radish]

https://github.com/gitautas/jlog/pull/1/files

disgusting

[rugged root]

But I would assume that if I double clicked on a source file I'd want to want it to open my default editor

[knotty marlin]

look I made really USEFUL CODe

def isinstance2(variable,typ):
    if isinstance(variable,typ):
        return True
    else:
        return False

will revolutionize the world

[zenith radish]

I guess, I never interact with source code in like a file explorer so I've never seen the need

[rugged root]

Fair

I'm spoiled by GUIs I guess

I like clicking

[quasi condor]

even when I'm using windows, I'm almost never opening a source file from explorer.exe

[velvet urchin]

u on windows?

[quasi condor]

I'm using Pycharm/VSCode's built in browser

[sour willow]

What engine do they use

[knotty marlin]

how ?

[rugged root]

Yeah. I prefer it. Just want to avoid the OS hate, it's tiresome

[velvet urchin]

All good windows is okish let's leave it at that

[rugged root]

Pros and cons for each, I just know how to work best in it

[knotty marlin]

for normal person windows good for person who wants more and windows is not enough then linux, and if you think mac os good then yeah, but we all can agree that unix is the best

[rugged root]

Used it all my life, CIS major so Windows was the main tech, etc.

And if I need Linux stuff, I can just use either a Docker container or a WSL instance

[knotty marlin]

I heard linux is hard for non programmers

[velvet urchin]

WSL are really fucking nice

[velvet urchin]

can be

[quasi condor]

I can't believe you actually merged this @zenith radish

❤️

[sour willow]

No

Linux is quite easy

But like it depends

Fedora installer is simpler than windows tbf

But arch is a pain in the ass

I remember setting up it with btrfs

Every single fucking time it would brake

I would download packages

And it would be like

Fuck you not today

[knotty marlin]

what do you think of Uwunto

I mean Ubunto

[sour willow]

Wtf

[knotty marlin]

ahah

[faint ermine]

uwuntuwu

[knotty marlin]

it's a meme os

[sweet lodge]

.uwu

[viscid lagoon]

nyani do you think of u-uwunto

[sour willow]

Ubuntu was like amazing it used to be innovative and it's most like the reason for linuxes success,but that has changed, it was one of the first to adopt x11 with gnome and it was just amazing, but now it's mainly minor updates. It's user repository is far more superior than other distros. Although you can just compile programs urself. And now that's fedora, if was one of the first to support pipe wire which is a driver for audio, Wayland etc.

After arch and void , etc.. it's the most up to date

However nothing beats arch docs 💕

[faint ermine]

arch docs but youre also using endeavour so you get the endeavour docs on top

[sour willow]

Endeavour is just bloat in arch terms

Arch was meant to be stand alone

It was never meant to have Manjaro

That's the whole point of arch

But these forks ruin it

[faint ermine]

a random user wont care about that

[sour willow]

Yes

But objectively

[steel lodge]

hi how's everyone doing?

[faint ermine]

maybe, but they also make it recommendable

[sour willow]

Arch perpous is here's some tools

So the rest your self

Redhat is mean to be

Here is what you need

That's why Manjaro or any fork of arch will be superior to a dedicated disteo

[faint ermine]

i just like that endeavour isn't as far removed from base arch as manjaro is

[rugged root]

Sorry, maybe I'm misunderstanding

What do you mean by dedicated distro?

[zenith radish]

ubuntu is a fork of debian what do you mean

[sour willow]

No

[faint ermine]

"no" what?

[terse needle]

no

[velvet urchin]

no

[sour willow]

Okk

Let me rephrase

I mean a distro with a dedicated window manager, etc....

Debain it's self gives you that

[zenith radish]

What

You are talking about preinstalled software

[sour willow]

Not entirely

[rugged root]

https://wiki.manjaro.org/index.php/Manjaro_Hardware_Detection

I just find this neat

[sour willow]

Im talking about what it provides

At installation

[zenith radish]

Oh fair enough til

[zenith radish]

Yes that is called preinstalled software

Software which is included after the installation process

[rugged root]

Yeah like it's made specifically with hardware compatibility in mind

[sour willow]

Yes

Debain it self provides a de, audio driver, kernal etc

[knotty marlin]

all good fam

[sour willow]

Arch doesnt

Because it's not meant to give it

[knotty marlin]

how is Youur day ?

[faint ermine]

and thats why pure Arch sucks for 99% of people

[zenith radish]

What are you talking about

archiso provides a kernel and you install one when bootstrapping

[sour willow]

Yes

[zenith radish]

You can install different kernels on any other distro too

[sour willow]

Ye just installed manually

The headers and the base it self

[steel lodge]

just remembered rich existed after god knows how long lol

[knotty marlin]

rich ?

is that someone ?

[zenith radish]

You can do the same in any other distro

What are you talking about

[sour willow]

Nvm

[zenith radish]

Like installing arch is you just manually running an automatable task

[sour willow]

This ain't going anywhere

[knotty marlin]

Love the dynamic between ryan and Battle boy

Battle says somethign Ryan disagrees

[steel lodge]

python module that makes your text more pretty

[knotty marlin]

then he drops it to not argue

[knotty marlin]

oh really first time heard of it

[sour willow]

Bc

[steel lodge]

like for example you can print something in a certain way

[sour willow]

He's not listening

To what in sayinf

[steel lodge]

lemme find the github

[zenith radish]

I've been using arch since before ryan was in school so it's hard not to hedge on that while arguing

[terse needle]

@zenith radish ngl emacs is so much better on a laptop and an SSD

[knotty marlin]

well it's because you're not convincing enough for him

[quasi condor]

ryan

u

r

rong

[knotty marlin]

Mr ryan

[sour willow]

Mhm

[knotty marlin]

idk I just said it because coffee called

[knotty marlin]

I've never used github in my life btw lmao

[terse needle]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ohDB5gbtaEQ

[steel lodge]

oof lol

[sour willow]

What I'm saying is

Arch is meant to be fully manually installed

No fork no nothing

[knotty marlin]

ar you japanese ?

[sour willow]

Its meant to insta every part yourself

[rugged root]

Okay sure

[steel lodge]

ok here's a video for rich https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4zbehnz-8QU

[zenith radish]

fork?

[rugged root]

But does it matter?

[steel lodge]

learning japanese

[zenith radish]

What are you forking?

[knotty marlin]

okay let me watch it in a sec

[steel lodge]

👍

[knotty marlin]

I see I saw you're about you saying you can do calligraphy so I was like oh this guy is japanese

[steel lodge]

no i just like doing calligraphy

very noice

[knotty marlin]

I see I see

[steel lodge]

😄

[quasi condor]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bassline_Junkie

Wikipedia describes the genre as "Bassline"

not as "grime"

[knotty marlin]

so rich customizes the terminal ?

[rugged root]

Going to insist that it's 🐟line

[zenith radish]

https://github.com/gitautas/emoji-identifiers

[steel lodge]

yeah

you can add some color to data types when you print them out to the terminal

you can also add emoji

progress bars

tables

highly recommend giving it a try

[sour willow]

Arch Linux is a distribution optimized for x86-64 architecture targeted at experienced Linux users. It lets you have full responsibility and control over your system. You'll get to choose what packages you want, the kernel (yes there are multiple), the boot-loader, the desktop environment, and so on.

This is what I'm saying

[quasi condor]

ryan how is your homework going

[knotty marlin]

sounds fishy, are you sponsored ?

[zenith radish]

optimized for x86-64 architecture

wat

[steel lodge]

no lol

it's just a really really nice module

[sour willow]

No school currently

[faint ermine]

but nowhere in the whole principles page does it say "you cant make a distro from it which adds other things"

[knotty marlin]

THAT'S WHAT SOMEONE SPONSORED WOULD SAY

[quasi condor]

good luck for starting 7th grade

[steel lodge]

XD

[sour willow]

Ye I'm just saying

[faint ermine]

It is also possible for users to build and maintain their own custom repositories with ease.

[sour willow]

9th.....

[faint ermine]

you're arguing that manjaro and endeavour need to follow arch principles and im confused why thats even a argument

[sour willow]

No

I'm saying they ruin the point of arch not in a bad way

Just turned out to be an argument

[faint ermine]

"ruin the point" has big big negative connotations

[steel lodge]

just realized you can even save your code execution to an html file wow

:0

[knotty marlin]

what do u

mean

[knotty marlin]

you can save your code in txt file

in a c++ file and other stuff

[zenith radish]

not if you want your browser to execute it which is what was meant by miko's comment

[steel lodge]

yeah but if you want to literally save your error message to html you can do that

[knotty marlin]

hmm so that's what you meant

save your error

I have much to learn

[steel lodge]

😄

[knotty marlin]

damn that sounded weird

is the server usually this active ?

[faint ermine]

eh

sometimes

[steel lodge]

on and off thing but yes

[faint ermine]

@zenith radish https://github.com/JunSuzukiJapan/macro-lisp

[rugged root]

Entirely depends on the week. Most of the time it's fairly active in VC (by like fairly active I mean 8 to 14 people unless someone is streaming) during the weekdays doing like a regular business hours in the US.

[faint ermine]

https://docs.rs/serde_json/latest/serde_json/macro.json.html

[zenith radish]

Today is a really good day tho

[rugged root]

Too many arguments for my taste

[faint ermine]

@zenith radish lookie at that, even python works in a macro: https://docs.rs/inline-python/latest/inline_python (but it doesnt compile to rust, it calls the python interpreter using pyo3)

[rugged root]

Curious what the usecase for that would be

[faint ermine]

no clue

brb

[knotty marlin]

@gloomy plinth where are u now in the video ?

[rugged root]

https://www.britannica.com/story/are-black-and-white-colors

[solar fog]

LP is the smartest man of all time

[zenith radish]

i agree

[solar fog]

🤣

[solar fog]

@zenith radish im going to order you a flask

[solar fog]

pocket wine😂

[rugged root]

!server

[wise cargo]

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[solar fog]

@zenith radish sign a form to promise you wont leak the data, and you could be liable to legal action if you do

🤣

wait LP only wants his own data right?

that sounds fine

[rugged root]

I'm done talking about this

It's so fucking exhausting for me

[solar fog]

@zenith radish youre expoliting your leverage man😂

[rugged root]

https://tenor.com/Qklr.gif

[solar fog]

whos the weakest link

[pallid hazel]

so, I started googling time schedule stuff between certian hours, and found this on stackoverflow.. but the damn thing doesnt work.. grrr.

Exception has occurred: TypeError
'>=' not supported between instances of 'datetime.datetime' and 'datetime.time'

[steel lodge]

@faint ermine, how's your programming language going?

[faint ermine]

i think you got me mixed up

i aint making a lang

[steel lodge]

oh ok

[rugged root]

I'm not dealing with this shit

[steel lodge]

wheeze-

[pallid hazel]

@rugged root how bout my shit... I will bring the TP

[steel lodge]

ayo?!

[faint ermine]

it gone

[pallid hazel]

I'm stripping out the uneeded stuff from the script :/

[rugged root]

Sure sure

[steel lodge]

🤨

https://tenor.com/view/fuck-this-shit-im-out-out-of-here-leaving-annoyed-gif-16132712

[pallid hazel]

slimmed down version.. dunno why someone would post this on stack with a mismatch error..

Ideally, I want to change this futher to be between 1am and 3am.

one more quick edit...

from datetime import datetime, date, time, timedelta
def schedule():
    # when to run the job
    time_of_day_min = time(1)
    time_of_day_max = time(3)
    
    now_time = datetime.now()

    # figure out if it runs between 17.00 - 23.59, or 00.00 - 03.00
    run_start_of_MW = now_time >= time_of_day_min 
    run_end_of_MW = now_time <= time_of_day_max
    
    if  run_start_of_MW or run_end_of_MW:
        print(f'{run_start_of_MW=} | {run_end_of_MW=}')

schedule()

[knotty arch]

Neet indeed

[steel lodge]

._.

[knotty marlin]

hmmm so when we import from a module does that mean whatever code in that module will automatically be run or defined

??

[quaint oyster]

you'll be able to use the code in the module after importing yes

the module has to be installed on your machine using pip install first if it is not a part of base python library

[knotty marlin]

I see thank u Zero

[somber heath]

@celest fossil 👋

!voice

[wise cargo]

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[echo torrent]

!code

[wise cargo]

Here's how to format Python code on Discord:

```py
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```

These are backticks, not quotes. Check this out if you can't find the backtick key.

[somber heath]

@small imp You can chat down here if you need to. 🙂

@whole bear 👋

[whole bear]

Now I can speak in the VC...btw thanks for helping me out

[somber heath]

@mossy lake 👋

@carmine trellis 👋

[serene glade]

Good Morning all o/

[serene glade]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muskox

[rugged root]

@serene glade @nova prawn @warped raft @grand plover You nerds should come up here

[warped raft]

we are not nerds

[rugged root]

https://tenor.com/Z5Ne.gif

[warped raft]

thank you

[serene glade]

https://youtu.be/O7hgjuFfn3A @rugged root No humans and its awesome!

[frosty star]

haaaaaay

funny u say that cuz im also malaysian

[serene glade]

https://youtu.be/t_KdbASIkB8

[frosty star]

i do sometimes

to live is to live

i like that

yeah sure

ooooh opal

oof

I just did 3 weeks ago its still black

yeah bad luck I guess 🥲

haaaay

yes it is

that is fine too

[serene glade]

https://youtu.be/tRxcSNaVCPA

[rugged root]

https://youtu.be/4WnSLQEq1Js?t=35

[zenith radish]

https://youtu.be/-n0vY3AIDho?t=435

[serene glade]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zsZOTGc2osY&ab_channel=10minGameplay

[dusky mortar]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Lwy7vjG4gM&list=PLpJBxsL-5FrrIg4cuJHn43J2tyYNRhxU9&index=97

[serene glade]

https://store.steampowered.com/app/1110100/Power_Rangers_Battle_for_the_Grid/

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[molten pewter]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fighting_game @zenith radish Smash Bros #2 by sales

[frosty star]

Bye guys ... gtg sleep now

[molten pewter]

https://www.evo.gg/

[dusky mortar]

Minecraft

[molten pewter]

https://ceogaming.org/

[dusky mortar]

Rocket League

[molten pewter]

https://combobreaker.org/cb2022/

https://txshowdown.com/

[rugged root]

https://www.mane6.com/

[molten pewter]

$2000 Pot Bonus, Guaranteed Top 8 payout

https://combobreaker.org/vsav/

https://www.eslgaming.com/category/fighting-games

[dusky mortar]

Fighting over fighting games

[molten pewter]

https://ecthrowdown.com/

[zenith radish]

https://www.ssbwiki.com/2020_Super_Smash_Bros._sexual_misconduct_allegations

[molten pewter]

EC Throw down has power rangers

https://liquipedia.net/fighters/Tier_1_Tournaments

https://www.festivaloffights.com/

[dusky mortar]

Everyone played this Python game I guess https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Snake_(video_game_genre)#/media/File:Snake_can_be_completed.gif

[rugged root]

@stiff meteor What's up

[dusky mortar]

u got docker ?

[rugged root]

#web-development channel would have way more info than I could offer

[lunar mulch]

Snekbox uses NsJail

i use 5$ VPS/4-5 bot

[dusky mortar]

@stiff meteor you want to host a static site?

I use docker for every local thing

[stiff meteor]

@dusky mortar im lost in the sauce, ive got my flask coded up on localhost

[rugged root]

Been meaning to try doing all that

[stiff meteor]

spent the past 18 hours watching videos and trying to deploy on linux, no luck

[dusky mortar]

you want to host flask app then?

[stiff meteor]

yes, but I want to learn how to do it the BEST way. I have deployed on heroku before

[rugged root]

@stiff meteor hop down to VC1

[stiff meteor]

i want more control

[rugged root]

Make it easier to talk

[lunar mulch]

https://tenor.com/view/lick-birdy-flirty-tom-tom-and-jerry-bleh-gif-14548347

[amber raptor]

@zenith radish https://ably.com/blog/no-we-dont-use-kubernetes

[pallid hazel]

@rugged root having a recursive function issue.. are they allowed to have return values like..

def run(stuff)
     do stuff
     if not stuff:
         var1, var2 = run(stuff)
     if stuff:
         return var1, var2
stuff = vars
var1, var2 = run(stuff)

[serene glade]

GTG call

thanks for the chat

[pallid hazel]

I realise that pseudo code is laking let me get a different version typed up

[rugged root]

It's looking like you don't have a base case

Recursion kind of lives and dies with "what happens when I'm out of things to process?"

If that makes sense

[quasi condor]

Does it really show me as typing whenever I open discord with the channel focused?

Discord is wack

[pallid hazel]

@rugged root ok so I typed up a code that recreates my issue, if stuff is correct ofcourse it works, if not I get

Exception has occurred: TypeError
cannot unpack non-iterable NoneType object

def proc_var1(tmp_var1):
    if tmp_var1 == 'foo':
        var1 = True
        return var1, tmp_var1
    else:
        tmp_var1 = 'foo'
        var1 = False
        return var1, tmp_var1

def proc_var2(tmp_var2):
    if tmp_var2 == 'bar':
        var2 = True
        return var2, tmp_var2       
    else:
        tmp_var2 = 'bar'
        var2 = False
        return var2, tmp_var2

def run(stuff):
    tmp_var1, tmp_var2 = stuff
    var1,tmp_var1 = proc_var1(tmp_var1)
    var2, tmp_var2 = proc_var2(tmp_var2)
    stuff = tmp_var1, tmp_var2

    if var1 and var2:
        return var1, var2
    else:
        if not var1 or not var2:
            var1, var = run(stuff)

stuff = ['foo', 'test']
var1, var2 = run(stuff)
print(f'{var1=} | {var2=}')

i fergot how to run the eval.

[rugged root]

You do !e before your code

[pallid hazel]

I'll run both ways in bot then..

[rugged root]

What do you mean when you're saying recursive issues. Like what's happening

[mild quartz]

gtg standup

[pallid hazel]

I get the error as posted.. I ran both versions,with changed starting vars in bot commands... @rugged root

[peak parcel]

damn

[pallid hazel]

@rugged root had a family emergency come up, need to leave for awhile.. I'll try to get back to this.. just not sure what's going on..

[rugged root]

Keep us posted, I hope everything is alright

[earnest dome]

How to get permission to speak in voice chat?'-')

https://c.tenor.com/Ph2KBzHk19IAAAAM/kitten-cat.gif

[rugged root]

if "ham":
  ...

[rugged root]

Check out the #voice-verification channel. That'll tell you what you need to know about our voice gate. Sorry for the late response!

[earnest dome]

Ah okey,thanks^-^}

[peak parcel]

https://pypi.org/

[dusk raven]

https://microservices.io/patterns/data/saga.html

https://djangopackages.org/search/

[rugged root]

@ancient kiln https://python.swaroopch.com/

There are exercises and stuff at the bottom

[ancient kiln]

cheers

[rugged root]

But it wouldn't hurt to read it all

But eh

[dusk raven]

https://dapr.io/

[ancient kiln]

is there any part in particluar i should skip?

[rugged root]

I think it would probably help sure up your knowledge to go through them all for now

But if you feel like you hit a section and you're like "oh no duh, I know this one" then you can skip it

[ancient kiln]

should i take notes?

[rugged root]

But I would recommend still looking at the exercise at the bottom

Only if you think it's handy

[ancient kiln]

that might happen

[ancient kiln]

i might always do the exercise just to stick in my head

[rugged root]

That's what I recommend for sure

[ancient kiln]

should i take notes?

of the book

[rugged root]

Only if you think it'll help you

I tend to not take notes, but that's just preference

Just depends on how you learn best

[ancient kiln]

thats suprising

in school they always teach u to take notes

[rugged root]

They did with us as well

[dusk raven]

https://kubernetes.io/de/docs/setup/minikube/

[rugged root]

I just know me enough that I don't do it now as an adult. Most of it I just know where to look up what I need to know

[untold thorn]

yooo so I have a paired list

how do I make it so when

the user says a number it gives them the month

[dusk raven]

https://docs.python.org/3/library/collections.html#collections.namedtuple

[rugged root]

Still a sucker for Counter

But that's mainly because I'm lazy

[dusk raven]

https://www.kaggle.com/competitions

https://colab.research.google.com/

[whole bear]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=USjZcfj8yxE&ab_channel=ColtSteele
https://www.w3schools.com/git/

[rugged root]

https://github.com/git-guides

[steel lodge]

i have no idea what to do/what to learn :|

[rugged root]

I took a few different paths

[whole bear]

binary gender

[whole bear]

Want advice on this?

[steel lodge]

yes

[whole bear]

in one sec

[rugged root]

Taking so much willpower to not make a dumb DnD joke

[whole bear]

germans fighting

chloroquine

[rugged root]

@mild quartz https://tenor.com/bFacZ.gif

[whole bear]

530 km /h

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p3S6IMOgC-g

[dusk raven]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7pg1hhW5qhM

[whole bear]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KB1p-AD0W48

[grand plover]

a girl is here

well a boy and a girl

this assauter al in other level

[whole bear]

this is brazil

[grand plover]

not going to brazil

[whole bear]

but we have thick ass here

[grand plover]

and a nice beach based on the videos

[whole bear]

Yes

If you a stranger you probably getting robbed

[grand plover]

worst than my country

sam exe

[whole bear]

wut, you live in russia?

[grand plover]

are you a boy or a girl

[whole bear]

both

[grand plover]

i am from the dominican republic

[whole bear]

yeah

for sure your country is way worst

[grand plover]

the police in my country sell their self for money

[whole bear]

as everything sould be

[grand plover]

but some of them are very serious polices

[whole bear]

I'm also a really serious bank robber

[grand plover]

dont steal in usa

[whole bear]

https://developers.turing.com/?referrer=https://www.google.com/

float('-inf')

[grand plover]

wtf

useless code

[sturdy panther]

Suppose a code is useless. Then it is an example of a useless code. Therefore it is not useless.

[grand plover]

is like setting up a limit

the problem is a the limit if the infinity

is the*

well i am wrong

but i might be able to get a job for 2 weeks

so the max_num is the limit

sam exe are you a boy or a girl

[peak parcel]

openedx

[peak parcel]

i am yes

[grand plover]

i am just wasting my time

and other people time

[rugged root]

My advice to you is to not

[dusk raven]

https://github.com/openedx/edx-platform

[rugged root]

Plenty of other servers for that

And honestly some that you can get more of a rise out of

[grand plover]

we have a girl in the channel

[rugged root]

Please don't make me mute you. I have things to do

[dusk raven]

https://git-scm.com/

[rugged root]

https://github.com/git-guides

[grand plover]

well i will be writing trash for a moment

beginer

[dusk raven]

https://www.djangoproject.com/

https://flask.palletsprojects.com/en/2.2.x/

https://fastapi.tiangolo.com/

[grand plover]

php might be better for web develoment i wrote it because professionals dont like python for web develoment

am i banned here ?

i though i could write what ever i want here

this follow usa rules

well i am ok

[willow light]

Hemlock, are you ready for the show?

[quasi condor]

Yours might be, but mine's the most impressive 3 inches you'll ever see

[willow light]

I used mine to make relish a long time ago

[rugged root]

https://docs.python.org/3/library/pickle.html#out-of-band-buffers

[grand plover]

like a facebook

[willow light]

facebook is far less dangerous when you delete your account, i've found

[grand plover]

problably a database app

well i will play some lol and them i will try to make some progress in my game engines

so i am making 10 - 20 apps to learn programming

and some of them are 3 game engines

[sturdy panther]

Related to name change: https://www.theguardian.com/world/2021/mar/18/taiwan-official-urges-people-to-stop-changing-their-name-to-salmon

[rugged root]

Duuuuude

I never thought about that, but yeah. Auto correct hates them

Okay, I have to read this and see if it's as I think it is

[peak parcel]

gotta go, brain hurts lol

nice chatting with all of you

[rugged root]

You as well!

[pulsar island]

#!/bin/bash

this script contains 2 bugs. Fix them or work around them, then run it!

VAL = $(date -u +%j%d%w%w%u%m%g) 2>/dev/null
[ -v VAL ] || { printf "\nLooking for something?\n\n" ; exit ; }

SLUG=$(printf "%s" "$VAL" | md5sum | awk '{print $1}')
printf "\nhttps://redteamhiring.com/%s\n\n" '${SLUG:8: -2}'

[grand plover]

that is above my level

the first line need a )

and the second line need the ' changed to "

i think

problably i am wrong

[quasi condor]

https://www.shellcheck.net/

[grand plover]

you can check the script in the bash terminal

[quasi condor]

if you're regularly writing bash, you should have shellcheck as part of your workflow

https://github.com/koalaman/shellcheck

[grand plover]

let download some bash code stuff to check it

let me*

[sturdy panther]

So... was it supposed to give you a valid URL?

[grand plover]

i was totally wrong

and the script was working ok how it was

bash is littler different than other languages

i should not give help

my mistake are so big

[willow light]

eh, i've given far worse help in the past. such as trying to help someone install windows on their mac and they ended up factory reseting the whole machine

[velvet urchin]

...
int x = 10;
int *y = &x;
int z = 5;
*y = 100; // data
y = &z;  // where
std::cout << *y;
std::cout << y;
...

[velvet urchin]

Bjarne Stroustrup

[whole bear]

https://isocpp.org/std/the-standard

[lavish rover]

welcome to template hell

template<typename T, typename... Args>
inline document fmessage(T fmt, Args... args) {
  std::string msg = fmt::format(std::forward<T>(fmt), std::forward<Args>(args)...);
  return {"message", msg};
}

[solar fog]

@whole bear you sound like robert de niro

[velvet urchin]

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/KrUkoo9d0Cg

[lavish rover]

i once had to write this black magic variadic template metaprogramming thing:

template<typename... Ts>
struct Formatter<AK::Tuple<Ts...>> : Formatter<StringView> {
    ErrorOr<void> format(FormatBuilder& builder, AK::Tuple<Ts...> const& tuple)
    {
        StringBuilder string_builder;
        string_builder.append("(");
        if constexpr (sizeof...(Ts) > 0) {
            tuple.apply_as_args([&] (auto first, auto... args) {
                append_value(string_builder, first);
                ((string_builder.append(", "), append_value(string_builder, args)),...);
            });
        }

        string_builder.append(")");
        return Formatter<StringView>::format(builder, string_builder.to_string());
    }
};

anarchy

on_event<KeyPress> ...
on_event(Event::KeyPress) ...

[velvet urchin]

utillinux

util-linux

[lavish rover]

ErrorOr<int> get_value() {
  if (something()) {
    // error
    return {}
  }

  return 42
}

void foo() {
  auto x = get_value()
  if (x.is_error()) {
    return x;
  }
  auto val = x.value()
}

ErrorOr<int> get_value() {
  if (something()) {
    // error
    return Error("something")
  }

  return 42
}

ErrorOr<void> foo() {
  auto val = TRY(get_value())
}

[velvet urchin]

libusb

libusb1

Džava

[somber heath]

"He rode it."

"It has been ridden."

Oat.

[icy axle]

Lol I think I saw that one

[velvet urchin]

We have the streamer over her

but he is trying to pretend that it's not him

[icy axle]

Who?

[velvet urchin]

Mstr Gi

[icy axle]

What does Gi have to do with that video?

@whole bear

[velvet urchin]

Well Gi sounds just like him/her

[gentle flint]

@icy axle why are u up

[icy axle]

Oh I see

[whole bear]

i exploit my priviledges

[icy axle]

I’d ask you the same thing

Nice

[gentle flint]

I was working on electronics

[icy axle]

Aren’t you going up early tomorrow?

[gentle flint]

gonna go to bed in a few minutes

[whole bear]

why are you all up bruh

[icy axle]

I’ve been in bed for 5 hours, but can’t sleep

Shush

[gentle flint]

hmmm?

[gentle flint]

so are you

[icy axle]

What’s your excuse?

[whole bear]

cause i have sleeping issues

i cant sleep

[icy axle]

Well me too

[whole bear]

😫

[gentle flint]

solution is to bake a cake

[whole bear]

alteast i tried

[icy axle]

Proof

[gentle flint]

then eat it

[whole bear]

i dont have an oven

[icy axle]

Kladdkaka yes

[gentle flint]

then you'll be tired from eating

[gentle flint]

we have the same idea

[whole bear]

why not make a pizzza with pinapple toppings

[gentle flint]

https://tenor.com/view/shubh-kaamna-cake-badhiya-janamdin-mubarak-shaadi-mubarak-gif-10245978

[icy axle]

I’ll actually leave bed for a few minutes. My mind is getting toasted by toasters

[icy axle]

Yes please

And give it to me

[whole bear]

i ll give you the whole thing

thats where the trash (pinabpple pizza) supposed to go

dumpster like you

[gentle flint]

nasty

don't be so nasty

https://www.theonion.com/nasa-panics-after-asteroid-fires-back-1849587289

[icy axle]

Thanks for the clarification

[whole bear]

well i m not being you, so i m def not the nastiest

[gentle flint]

doubt

[whole bear]

ofc, anytime : )

[pallid hazel]

@rugged root things were long and frought with catch 22s, but everything setup to workout.. family wise.. so now I get back to the same sort of shit with my code lol

[icy axle]

I’m walking down the stairs

[whole bear]

your house must be really big

[icy axle]

I’m in the kitchen

[icy axle]

80,000 square meters

[whole bear]

i m not good with the numbers

[icy axle]

T’was a joke

I’m funny

[whole bear]

hahahahahahahahahahhaha