voice-chat-text-0

[rugged root]

!stream 319509382889209866

[wise cargo]

✅ @velvet urchin can now stream until <t:1670339514:f>.

[rugged root]

One sec

Talking to new hire

[trail mural]

ai inside a plant :<

[crisp raven]

https://github.com/oscie57/tiktok-voice

[velvet urchin]

while (getline(((*goods)[*gCount].items[(*goods)[*gCount].itCount] = NULL, &(*goods)[*gCount].items[(*goods)[*gCount].itCount]), &capacity, stdin) > 0) {
        if ((*goods)[*gCount].items[(*goods)[*gCount].itCount][0] == '\n') { return 0; }

[rugged root]

https://tenor.com/AcU7.gif

https://github.com/oscie57/tiktok-voice/wiki/Voice-Codes

https://pypi.org/project/pyttsx3/

https://www.datasciencecentral.com/a-guide-to-how-text-to-speech-works/#:~:text=The text-to-speech (,driven%20algorithms%20as%20the%20input.

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

[willow light]

WTF

Points for concision I guess?

[rugged root]

No hardcoded session ID
Well at least they caught it

[crisp raven]

https://github.com/atomicoo/FCH-TTS

[willow light]

what the hell?

[stray niche]

Byee, may or may not come back tonight.

[rugged root]

Noooooo

I'll miss u

[terse needle]

whats all of this about am I missing something here

[stray niche]

I'll be here for some for time

[rugged root]

Yusssssss

[stray niche]

🥺

[willow light]

Making a lot of assumptions about the contents of the JSON lol

use .get() instead, it's safer

[terse needle]

well surely [x][0] => x

[willow light]

try it

!e

print([x][0])

[wise cargo]

@willow light :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 | NameError: name 'x' is not defined

[terse needle]

well the point is they are creating a list containing one element then indexing into that first element, the assumptions about the JSON here don't matter

[willow light]

it's assuming the elements are present in the first place.

In my experience, that means assuming whoever wrote the API in the first place was competent, which is a very risky assumption

[terse needle]

but thats not the point I was getting at

[willow light]

You can make the assumption only if you also wrote the API. Otherwise, never assume. Always write your code the safest way possible.

[terse needle]

You're not understanding what I am getting at

[stray niche]

brb

[willow light]

you were looking at the list index. I was looking at the keys.

[terse needle]

yes

[willow light]

the fact remains, the code assumes the keys will always be present

and that just ain't so

[terse needle]

indexing like this is almost always a bad idea

[peak lily]

or just read the docs, if their docs are shit, find some other api

[terse needle]

indexing should be do by returning an Option in the case of how languages like Rust do it

and PureScript iirc

[willow light]

people use PureScript?!?

[terse needle]

I have messed with it

[willow light]

I know more people who use Rockstar in production than have dabbled in PureScript

[terse needle]

Never a language I really enjoyed that much

[terse needle]

I had a purely functional phase

[rugged root]

I tried

[terse needle]

I'm now just in my functional phase

[peak lily]

does rust give option for division?

[stray niche]

https://tenor.com/view/kto-lbow-hi-hello-hi-there-gif-25347432

@sterile jasper

[willow light]

it can certainly be divisive

[terse needle]

I'm not quite sure on the specifics of how it handles division but imo a NaN would make more sense than an Option

[peak lily]

i would take option or error over nan anyday

[terse needle]

you would take a panic over a nan?

at least you can catch one

[rugged root]

WHY can I not restore these in bulk

Fucking....

Check box, restore, wait 10 minutes

[stray niche]

!voice

[wise cargo]

Voice verification

Can’t talk in voice chat? Check out #voice-verification to get access. The criteria for verifying are specified there.

[rugged root]

Check box, restore, see previous

Rinse and repeat

[stray niche]

@sterile jasper #voice-verification ; !voice

[faint ermine]

fn main() {
    dbg!(4_i32.checked_div(0));
}

None

[peak lily]

you get the same problems as null... here is some value, we give when something fails

[sterile jasper]

heyy

[faint ermine]

option doesn't mean panic - it means you can treat the error once it happens

[terse needle]

still, better than a panic but because div is such a primitive function it feels unnecessary to be putting an Optional there

[terse needle]

I know what it means

[stray niche]

does it say how many msgs you have sent so far

!user

[wise cargo]

You are not allowed to use that command here. Please use the #bot-commands channel instead.

[sterile jasper]

nope

[peak lily]

yes

result, i should have used

for float rust is giving inf and for int it's throwing a panic

[stray niche]

https://tenor.com/view/typing-jim-carrey-jim-carrey-type-gif-4680550

[faint ermine]

checked_ exists for all number types iirc

[willow light]

https://tenor.com/view/เฟี้ยว-ไอ้เฟี้ยว-บ้าพลัง-keybaord-cat-keyboard-gif-14005004

[peak lily]

polymorphism

[rugged root]

Thank you

That was it

Was going to drive me bonkers

https://www.atlasobscura.com/places/mcnamara-terminal-light-tunnel

[stray niche]

@sterile jasper only 47 more to go

brb

[sterile jasper]

46

[stray niche]

https://tenor.com/view/thats-the-spirit-kid-mayor-teale-reacher-thats-the-spirit-attaboy-gif-24770062

Can someone direct me to how to get help channel

[faint ermine]

https://github.com/MycroftAI/mimic3

[willow light]

https://tenor.com/view/chemistry-gif-24570720

[faint ermine]

https://github.com/MycroftAI/mimic3-voices

[peak lily]

@crisp raven modular arthemetic

[warm jackal]

@whole bear https://paste.sr.ht/~x10an14/ee38376fb054a2c75463b3449051f80beb0b629b

[peak lily]

import os
file_path = os.path.realpath(os.path.dirname(__file__)) + "/input.txt"


ROCK, PAPER, SCISSOR = 0, 1, 2
key = {
        "A": ROCK,
        "B": PAPER,
        "C": SCISSOR,
        "X": ROCK,
        "Y": PAPER,
        "Z": SCISSOR
    }

def game(a, b):
    if (a+1) % 3 == b:
        return 6 + b + 1
    if a == b:
        return 3 + b + 1
    return 0 + b + 1

def game(a, b):
    if b == 2:
        return (a + 1) % 3 + 1 + 6
    if b == 1:
        return a + 1 + 3
    return (a - 1) % 3 + 1

def solve(lines):
    score = 0
    for line in lines:
        a, b = map(lambda x: key[x], line.split())
        score += game(a, b)
    return score 

lines = open(file_path).read().strip().split('\n')
print(solve(lines))

[crisp raven]

explain?

[rugged root]

Actually

Just quickly

[peak lily]

0 -> rock, 1 -> paper, 2 -> scissor

3 = 0 (mod 3) = rock

[rugged root]

#1047673173447020564

[peak lily]

b beats a if a+1 = b mod 3

obviously b draws a if a == b

else b looses

[stray niche]

@sterile jasper are you doing advent of code

[rugged root]

Advent of Code - Day 2 - 2016

with open("Day_2_input.txt") as file:
    data: list[str] = [line.strip() for line in file.readlines()]

position: int = 5
combo: list[int] = []

for line in data:
    for char in line:
        match char:
            case 'U' if position not in (1, 2, 3):
                position -= 3
            case 'D' if position not in (7, 8, 9):
                position += 3
            case 'L' if position not in (1, 4, 7):
                position -= 1
            case 'R' if position not in (3, 6, 9):
                position += 1

    combo.append(position)

print(*combo)

I was kind of proud of that one

[stray niche]

https://tenor.com/view/wow-amused-really-clapping-clapping-hands-gif-15245667

[willow light]

print(*combo) That was smoother than Still Austin Gin

[faint ermine]

https://github.com/MycroftAI/mimic3-voices

[stray niche]

@sterile jasper text me here!

[sterile jasper]

lol yeah sure

[sterile jasper]

ooh whats that?

[stray niche]

You have a problem a day

for a month

I think

[stray niche]

https://adventofcode.com

[gentle flint]

@stray niche

come play a board game

[stray niche]

@gentle flint

[stray niche]

where

[gentle flint]

outside voices

[faint ermine]

https://mycroftai.github.io/mimic3-voices/

[gentle flint]

I'll reinvite you

[stray niche]

I am not there oops

[stray niche]

okay

[willow light]

verboof, vc?

[gentle flint]

later

not rn

[willow light]

ok

[gentle flint]

maybe after the board game

[sterile jasper]

ohh, my uni has one of those

[stray niche]

oh

byeeee

[crisp raven]

WHOA

WHAT IS THAT

[minor sapphire]

holy shit

[crisp raven]

😂

[warm jackal]

Someone's parents

[crisp raven]

holy shit thats a holy shit

[crisp raven]

@faint ermine u the guy that recommended me to mimic3?

[faint ermine]

yes

[crisp raven]

mind helping me figure this out?

[faint ermine]

go ahead and ask

[warm jackal]

https://swisstaxcalculator.estv.admin.ch/#/calculator/income-wealth-tax

[crisp raven]

@rugged root hey, are we allowed sharing screens?

any voicechat for that?

[willow light]

we are now in sets ed

[rugged root]

I do it on a temporary basis. Typically grant it for folks who are getting or giving help, live coding, code reviews etc.

@crisp raven Also, we're getting either echo or background noise from your mic

Can you mute when you're not speaking?

[crisp raven]

for sure

[rugged root]

@coarse turret In here

[coarse turret]

see how all_sports gets abandoned quickly

for new_all_sports

[willow light]

meh, if it works, it works

[coarse turret]

seems wasteful

it is all gonna be dumped once this is out of scope though

[willow light]

I've certainly written far worse in Prod

[coarse turret]

true

@willow light

[rugged root]

https://tkdocs.com/tutorial/index.html

https://tkdocs.com/tutorial/styles.html

Not 100% sure if that's what you're meaning

[crisp raven]

@faint ermine hey do you mind if we get in a call real quick to setup mimic3? or is there a tutorial online?

[faint ermine]

i recommend using docker if you can

[bleak bison]

I type fast lol

[crisp raven]

?

[bleak bison]

I made a script that finds the most used words on a webpage im trying to tie it into selenium i already wanna yawn

[faint ermine]

https://github.com/MycroftAI/mimic3#web-server

[crisp raven]

cant use visual studio code?

[warm jackal]

def separateSports(all_clubs: List[SportClub]) -> Iterable[List[SportClub]]:
    """Separate a list of SportClubs into their own sports
    For example, given the list [SportClub("LA", "Lakers", "NBA"), SportClub("Houston", "Rockets", "NBA"), SportClub("LA", "Angels", "MLB")],
    return the iterable [[SportClub("LA", "Lakers", "NBA"), SportClub("Houston", "Rockets", "NBA")], [SportClub("LA", "Angels", "MLB")]]
    Args:
        all_clubs: A list of SportClubs that contain SportClubs of 1 or more sports.
    Returns:
        An iterable of lists of sportclubs that only contain clubs playing the same sport.
    """
    # TODO: Complete the function
    clubs_by_sport = {
      sport: [
        club
        for club 
        in all_clubs
        if sport in club.sport
      ] for sport
      in set([
        clubs.sport
        for club
        in all_clubs
      ])
    }
    return [clubs_by_sport.values()]

Oops, I replied to wrong post, sorry.

[faint ermine]

vscode doesn't install anything? its a editor?

[warm jackal]

I think this is functionally identical

Marketplace extensions might've been what they meant?

[willow light]

it sure is, but it'll be confusing for those who don't know how comprehensions work. I use them for myself, but when I'm coding for others, I stick to for-loops because then I spend less time answering their "wait, wtf?" questions

[crisp raven]

cant i use terminal inside?

or just terminal itself?

[faint ermine]

which terminal you use doesn't matter at all

[rugged root]

Hmm, I wonder how black would format that....

[crisp raven]

kk

@faint ermine first code sudo apt-get install libespeak-ng1 it starts with sudo

whats that

how would i install that?

[faint ermine]

mimic3 only works on linux

[zenith radish]

https://go.dev/tour/concurrency/1

[crisp raven]

oh...

[zenith radish]

https://docs.rs/fibers/latest/fibers/

[willow light]

don't you mean "Fibres"?

[warm jackal]

I feel like on the premise of this server, whose intent (unless I'm mistaken) is meant to be a resource for those who want to learn python, I must say I dislike the notion that I refrain from showing someone how to use builtins.

If the argument is "something is not known therefore its confusing" (a tautology that goes for anything I'd argue, not just programming/python) is the fright that they might not know it and therefore want to ask about comprehensions/learn them.

[warm jackal]

Me too

[willow light]

Don't get me wrong, I agree 100%, but sometimes you need to prioritize your time and energy according to what will get the job done fastest

[rugged root]

def separateSports(all_clubs: List[SportClub]) -> Iterable[List[SportClub]]:
    """Separate a list of SportClubs into their own sports
    For example, given the list [SportClub("LA", "Lakers", "NBA"), SportClub("Houston", "Rockets", "NBA"), SportClub("LA", "Angels", "MLB")],
    return the iterable [[SportClub("LA", "Lakers", "NBA"), SportClub("Houston", "Rockets", "NBA")], [SportClub("LA", "Angels", "MLB")]]
    Args:
        all_clubs: A list of SportClubs that contain SportClubs of 1 or more sports.
    Returns:
        An iterable of lists of sportclubs that only contain clubs playing the same sport.
    """
    # TODO: Complete the function
    clubs_by_sport = {
        sport: [club for club in all_clubs if sport in club.sport]
        for sport in set([clubs.sport for club in all_clubs])
    }
    return [clubs_by_sport.values()]

So what you had previously

[willow light]

The code will run faster, but it'll take longer to explain.

[crisp raven]

@faint ermine any tts works with windows? or how can i make this work without a vm?

[warm jackal]

On a volunteer-only open-for everyone/public community? How do you argue that you need to prioritize your time and energy? I see it in a job situation, but not a volunteer one.

[faint ermine]

WSL2

[willow light]

The way I do it is do it the non-pythonic way first, just to get the code working, and then show them ways they can improve if they wish to see ways to improve. after all, you can only teach someone who wants to be taught.

[warm jackal]

Works for me, I just think the intent of comprehensions is more easily understood with the line-breaks I utilized.

Preferences being like assholes, and therefore unique and they all stink, etc/ofc.

[rugged root]

True

It was more for curiosity's sake

[warm jackal]

=)

[willow light]

focus on getting the person's code working first. then offer to show them how they can make it better. If they are in favor, go for it. If they don't want it, don't force it. It'll make it less likely they'll actually learn something if you do.

[warm jackal]

A less serious argument, is that your approach (while for some/many more pedagogic), does not follow the Zen of Python.

There should preferably only be one good way of doing it
(not exact quote)

[willow light]

we both know that is true, but that doesn't mean that people who are learning will or want to attempt to follow that.

[warm jackal]

So in essence, you're spending time/effort trying to help someone to learn, who don't want to learn following the design philosophy of the language they want to learn? =)

[willow light]

Welcome to the corporate teaching process

[crisp raven]

what about other tts? you know anymore?

[willow light]

Even a small improvement is better than no improvement.

[warm jackal]

I'm pretty sure I limited my arguments/side of the discussion to

volunteer-only open-for everyone/public community

[rugged root]

!zen there should be

[wise cargo]

The Zen of Python (line 12):

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

[warm jackal]

Here

[rugged root]

Oh my god

(I'll answer in a sec, I just have to be mad for a moment)

I have to import 66 files individually

One at a time

And it will get imported into the wrong folder

[warm jackal]

path.glob()?

[rugged root]

So I have to then copy it, paste the copy to the right folder, than delete the first one

Nope

It's in a program

I don't have that kind of control

I just have to hurt

[willow light]

My point still stands: "Even a small improvement is better than no improvement."

Besides, purely out of habit I will make the code as Pythonic as I can within the energy constraints of my own disability, and usually end up hoping they absorb the habits through osmosis.

I don't have the energy or time to devote to teaching in a volunteer community the same amount of effort as I devote to my job. So I do what I can, and am satisfied with knowing I helped at all.

[peak lily]

i hate doing null checks everywhere in java, just to be sure it's not null

[warm jackal]

#DontYouWishYouWereOnLinuxAndYouCouldInvokeTheProgramFromTerminalAndThenAlsoScriptTheProcess 🙃

[rugged root]

Wouldn't help

It's Accounting CS

It's so walled off that I'd need an acetylene torch

[warm jackal]

Okay, but then I'll be honest and tell you I found your "yes but it'll be confusing for those who don't know comprehensions" disheartened me.

What was the point of pointing that out? Everything is confusing when you don't know it.
Doesn't feel as safe/welcome to try to help others when not specifically/individually asked if that's the feedback I'd get.

[vocal basin]

forgot to add Java in that joke list

[warm jackal]

https://tenor.com/view/stranger-things-fire-flame-gif-14920648

[willow light]

I agree 100%, but sometimes that is the reality we must face. I wasn't trying to say it was a bad thing, just that that's the response you will get sometimes. Also, several times you will get people who simply refuse to learn.

[willow light]

hey, fortran is still useful. try writing the WRF in any other language

[rugged root]

Sure, but that doesn't mean you shouldn't use best practice.

You don't shoot yourself in the foot like

[vocal basin]

yes, [still useful] as all the other ones, but no single language is universal enough

[warm jackal]

Are you defending your feedback with this? Or moving the goal-post/topic to a new one (that sometimes people don't want to put in the required effort).

Could be you meant something else, but I struggle to interpret it in another way than the first mentioned alternative.

[willow light]

Given the choice, and even more so the energy, I will use best practice every time, yes.

[willow light]

It seems you misinterpreted what I was saying.

[warm jackal]

Are you saying turing complete is not complete enough? /abject horror /heresy

[placid axle]

Hii

pls help me

[warm jackal]

https://giphy.com/gifs/bestfriends-cat-hello-1wpaCOVdglMSYgjCum

[placid axle]

My teacher gave me homework, can anyone help me? HOMEWORK The function we will write shows that we can reach a sum from the pennies we have with at least how many coins.
will calculate. First of all, our pennies are 1.5, 10, 25 and 50 cents (0,01, 0.05, 0.10, 0.25, and 0.50 cents).
For example: We can reach 1 TL with 2 50 cents or 10 10 cents or 4 25 cents.
The one with the least possible distortion should return us as follows: 😦

[warm jackal]

The grammar seems incomplete, and there's no explanation to what "TL" stands for/means.

Do you have any more info to go by?

[peak lily]

if anyone want to make some money 🙃

[placid axle]

😦

Hİ bro - My teacher gave me homework, can anyone help me? HOMEWORK The function we will write shows that we can reach a sum from the pennies we have with at least how many coins.
will calculate. First of all, our pennies are 1.5, 10, 25 and 50 cents (0,01, 0.05, 0.10, 0.25, and 0.50 cents).
For example: We can reach 1pound with 2 - 50 cents or 10 -10 cents or 4 pieces of 25 cents.
The one with the least possible distortion should return us as follows: 😦(python) @willow light

@faint ermine brooo ?

[vocal basin]

"ruby will kill php"
"node will kill php"
"go will kill php"
"deno will kill php"

[fierce breach]

bye sam

[placid axle]

pound

[peak lily]

but mark my words, "rust will kill php" 🙃

[warm jackal]

What does this mean? Is it one or two incomplete sentence?

The function we will write shows that we can reach a sum from the pennies we have with at least how many coins.
will calculate.

[willow light]

sorry we use metric here

[warm jackal]

It is metric, by the definition of currencies not having equivalent SI units.

[willow light]

pounds is imperial measure of weight though

we use newtons

[warm jackal]

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

[placid axle]

For example: You have 10.75 pounds of money, when you divide this 10 pound coin by 50 cents, how many 50 cents remain 0.75 cents and how many 0.25 cents are there?

[willow light]

"Error 428"

[placid axle]

pound is a currency you can think of it as euro

[vocal basin]

only one type of coin is allowed to be used simultaneously?

[warm jackal]

I know, that's what I proved to Clari

[willow light]

Rockstar will kill PHP

[rugged root]

🫖

[peak lily]

"Brainfuck will kill php"

[vocal basin]

[willow light]

it really should

[warm jackal]

This is what you want I think: https://brilliant.org/wiki/backpack-problem/

[warm jackal]

No, that's 412

[placid axle]

okey ,can you help me

[vocal basin]

well, it's turing complete

[peak lily]

"my mom will kill php"

[warm jackal]

Your mom would kill php ;D

[willow light]

why would anyone carry around 4.88 kg of coins anyway?

[placid axle]

no

[warm jackal]

I don't feel like programming the knapsack problem for you right now, but if you give it a shot/write some code, I'd be happy to give feedback/suggestions.

If you want to know "how many of X can I divide Y into", that sounds like a "dynamic programming" problem to me.

[vocal basin]

mad one's path: recursion + caching

[placid axle]

i can not writing codeeeeeeeee 😦

[willow light]

found the godel escher bach enthusiast

[vocal basin]

mattermost can render TeX

"use Nextcloud Talk"

[sweet lodge]

Modified client or blatant ripoff?

[zenith radish]

better version

[crisp raven]

someone help me in #code-help-voice-text ?

[sweet lodge]

[sweet lodge]

prove it

[vocal basin]

still ill

[faint ermine]

selfhostable

[willow light]

i prefer elf-hostable. perfect for advent of code

[sweet lodge]

You have my attention

[faint ermine]

https://github.com/revoltchat

[peak lily]

isn't discord, "slack but gamers"?

[sweet lodge]

Though I don't want my infra to be the single point of failure for all my friends

[faint ermine]

its apparently not quite federated, you can join multiple servers at the same time like in discord, but they're individual instances

[sweet lodge]

Do you have to make an account with each one?

[faint ermine]

i dont know, haven't tested it

[sweet lodge]

[rugged root]

@crisp raven Your video audio is coming through your mic. When you're not speaking, can you please mute your mic so that we don't hear it?

[crisp raven]

sorry someone told me it was fine before

idk why its leeching through

[rugged root]

Fair enough

That's why I moved you down, you're not in trouble it was just easier to do that

[crisp raven]

all good

[faint ermine]

You cannot use your existing Revolt login on third-party instances and must create a new account if you wish to use it.

[crisp raven]

i just need help with a piece of code before heading out #code-help-voice-text

[willow light]

sounds revolting

[rugged root]

Already used it

[willow light]

wouldn't that just be a remake of a chevy though

(yes that's a stretch)

[rugged root]

lil' bit

For some reason now I'm thinking of a joke I saw... I think it was in MAD magazine? "The Pontiac Actually-On-Firebird"

[willow light]

well, i'm good with stretches. after all, the "come in three days per month" policy only says you have to come in three days per month, but it doesn't specify how long you have to spend in the office during those three days.

so I go in, have lunch, and leave.

[warm jackal]

https://developers.revolt.chat/api/#tag/Session/operation/login_login

[sweet lodge]

Cool
That's what I always hated about federation -- every site being on its own domain so you need a new page for each one
A centralized location where they're all together makes it much easier to grasp

[faint ermine]

i might be wrong about that, i should probably try things like this before making claims

[sweet lodge]

I'm way to lazy to actually work on it
I was just curious

[rugged root]

@late lantern You can talk in here and we'll see it

[late lantern]

hello

hmmm

just a thing with my forned

friends

can you help me with python?

await client.tree.sync()

This is not working

[vocal basin]

works from time to time or never?

[late lantern]

@client.event
async def on_ready():
    prfx = (Back.BLACK + Fore.GREEN + time.strftime("%H:%M:%S GMT+2", time.localtime()) + Back.RESET + Fore.WHITE + Style.BRIGHT)
    synced = await client.tree.sync()
    print(prfx + " Logged in as: " + Fore.YELLOW + client.user.name)
    print(prfx + " Bot ID: " + Fore.YELLOW + str(client.user.id))
    print(prfx + " Discord Version: " + Fore.YELLOW + discord.__version__)
    print(prfx + " Python Version: " + Fore.YELLOW + str(platform.python_version()))
    print(prfx + " Command synced" + Fore.YELLOW + str(len(synced)) + 'Commands')

[late lantern]

never

[vocal basin]

does it give an error?

if no, reboot discord

[late lantern]

Ignoring exception in on_ready
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "C:\Users\aviab\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python310\lib\site-packages\discord\client.py", line 343, in _run_event
await coro(*args, **kwargs)
File "d:\python\discord bots\NewBot.py", line 14, in on_ready
synced = await client.tree.sync()
AttributeError: 'Bot' object has no attribute 'tree'

[vocal basin]

what discord.py version?

[late lantern]

1 sec

I think its this 1.7.3

[vocal basin]

you need 2.1

[late lantern]

I need to make a bot for my fiends so i am using this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1geg9VTKhDE

and in this video its working

[vocal basin]

also, for slash commands you need @bot.hybrid_command not @bot.command

[vocal basin]

because they have either a new version or an add-on

[late lantern]

in the video he is saying that he is using only discord.py

[vocal basin]

update discord.py

[late lantern]

i am trying bit it is saying that i have the last vertion

[vocal basin]

how do you update?

[vocal basin]

well

[faint ermine]

https://www.zsa.io/moonlander/

[vocal basin]

no it's not saying it

[rugged root]

The one I have

[vocal basin]

py -m pip install --upgrade discord.py

[late lantern]

so how do i update?

ohhhh

ok 1 sec

[vocal basin]

I use venv

the discord.py is already installed globally

[rugged root]

https://pdm.fming.dev/latest/

[vocal basin]

not that I can uninstall discord.py from another person's pip on my wish

[late lantern]

@vocal basinWorked Thanks

[peak lily]

i like having most things in global, so we can use in python repl, but i have like 10 versions of python.. it's annoying

[vocal basin]

(and, as was suggested, don't use global pip)

[rugged root]

!pep 517

[wise cargo]

**PEP 517 - A build-system independent format for source trees**

Link

Status

Final

Created

30-Sep-2015

Type

Standards Track

[late lantern]

@rugged root how can i talk in the VC?

[rugged root]

https://pdm.fming.dev/latest/pyproject/build/

[rugged root]

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

[late lantern]

@vocal basin can you check DMs for a sec?

[amber raptor]

I'm biting my tongue so hard right now

[willow light]

don't hurt yourself

[amber raptor]

because of pyproject.toml

[willow light]

how bad?

[warm jackal]

https://peps.python.org/pep-0517/#recommendations-for-build-frontends-non-normative

https://peps.python.org/pep-0517/#build-environment

https://peps.python.org/pep-0517/#in-tree-build-backends

[amber raptor]

This was something that could have been solved in Py2 -> 3

[viral oak]

bye

hi

[willow light]

the fun part will be (badly) ordering in spanish, because I speak spanish better than they speak english

[full marsh]

Hello

[echo shell]

hi

[vocal basin]

don't use threading, use multiprocessing
or write GIL-releasing C extensions

JS is faster than most interpreted langs

[vocal basin]

interpretable?

[amber raptor]

also, considering passing your workload off to messaging system and having that process

[amber raptor]

JS is compiled so yea, not shocked

[vocal basin]

(yes, my comment was mostly about comparing things like Ruby to things like JS being not really fair)

[vocal basin]

like, ruby from ~2000 not actual versions

(don't know much about modern ruby performance)

gg dG

build once crash everywhere

one thousandth?

[vocal basin]

from Austria

same as with Napoleon not being French

well, not Austria

Austria-Hungary

[vocal basin]

no, quantum are not inaccurate
they're unreliable in different ways

@thin breach
quantum allows running amount of tasks exponentially proportional to qbit count

not linearly

quantum encryption is very old, especially symmetric

reliable post-quantum asymmetric requires using quantum

attempts at making traditional encryption for post-quantum generally fail

SIDH, for example

[wintry wasp]

what do people mean when they say you have to be competitive in software engineering? i thought that right now it wasnt hard to land a job becuase there is a high demand

it matters a little i think

[hollow cape]

@wintry wasp we don't allow racism in our community

[wintry wasp]

it wasnt racism sir

[hollow cape]

that book in particular is discredited bunk

[wintry wasp]

that was copy pasted from the internet and was relevant to our conversation

not racism

[whole bear]

@graceful grail https://sci-hub.se/https://doi.org/10.1017/S0021932005027069

[wintry wasp]

no somebody else did

[vague jackal]

https://openai.com/blog/chatgpt/

[wintry wasp]

i feel like its gonna plateau in popularity

how do you do it

imma do it when i get better

[rugged root]

Back in a bit

[vocal basin]

there are both lower and higher speed limits

Europe is only 15 times larger than Texas

[whole bear]

o wait i think i know

[vocal basin]

wait, how can you get the answer $84.43?

oh

[vocal basin]

I got it

[vocal basin]

this is the answer to "increase by 12%"

1. correct answer
2. increase by (14-12)%
3. increase by 12%
4. increase by 14%
   weird; answer 3 is basically the worst

[wintry wasp]

oh whoops

sorry

didnt know you were there

idk some people just go afk

i mustve not heard sorry

can i watch?

was unsure

looked complicated

[somber heath]

@pastel jackal 👋

[pastel jackal]

Hello

Can't talk on voice atm but ntm you guys

[somber heath]

!voice

[wise cargo]

Voice verification

Can’t talk in voice chat? Check out #voice-verification to get access. The criteria for verifying are specified there.

[somber heath]

@unborn jetty 👋

[unborn jetty]

hello

how may i speak?

[somber heath]

!voice

[wise cargo]

Voice verification

Can’t talk in voice chat? Check out #voice-verification to get access. The criteria for verifying are specified there.

[unborn jetty]

got it!

may i share something i am working on, would love to hear thoughts, insights, critiques. It is quite small what i am trying to build

[pastel jackal]

I'd like to hear about it!

[last thistle]

import tkinter as tk
import secrets as scrt
from PIL import ImageTk, Image
import card_to_image as cti
import poker_generator as pg

root = tk.Tk()
root.title("This is the GUI")
root.iconbitmap("d:/defypoker/logos/DefyPoker_7_.ico")

# get size of the window
width = root.winfo_screenwidth()
height = root.winfo_screenheight()

# set gui size to size of window
root.geometry(f"{width}x{height}")

# make gui background #000c12
root.configure(bg="#000c12")

# start gui maximized
root.state("zoomed")


# display_image()

# display card when button3 is clicked
def display_card():
    # get card
    card = pg.generate_card()

    # get image
    image = ImageTk.PhotoImage(Image.open(cti.card_deck_dict[card]))

    # display image
    image_label = tk.Label(root, image=image)
    image_label.grid(row=0, column=0)


# create button
button3 = tk.Button(root, text="Click me to get a card", command=display_card)
button3.grid(row=1, column=0)


# get gui size variable
width = root.winfo_width()
height = root.winfo_height()

# make gui window resizable
root.resizable(width=True, height=True)

display_card()
root.mainloop()

[pastel jackal]

Video game dev is really good to learn OOP aswell

[last thistle]

brb

[pastel jackal]

Data science channel is under databases

tyt bro

Opal you working on anything cool atm?

[unborn jetty]

I work at a daycare:

I am trying to make my job easier lol.

The goal of the program is to keep track of supply and demand of an object (aka, diapers).

Each child has a MAIN Storage for the diapers and a backup storage as well.

This object can be called by the name of the CHILD (i guess a list of names).

[somber heath]

Not especially.

[unborn jetty]

This object is dynamic. the state changes depending on an input (is the child_name; wet, dry or dirty)

So depending on the state of the object, i will store the result in a dict. Either True or False; or 1 and 0s

True == wet or dirty/ False == dry. 1 == wet or dirty/ 0 == dry.

from the result of the state of the object, a loop will run through the dict and tell the user how many times child_name diaper was changed and also, if more diapers are needed or not once the storage hits a certain level

it will also place timestamps each time the state of the object is updated by the user's input.

Thank you for taking the time to read this, i am new to python but have been enjoying it. I have found programming with lots of IF, ELSE and ELIF limits my ability to implement more functionality in a way that is clean and efficient

[gilded holly]

how to get permission to speak in voice channel?

[somber heath]

!voice

[wise cargo]

Voice verification

Can’t talk in voice chat? Check out #voice-verification to get access. The criteria for verifying are specified there.

[unborn jetty]

i am just getting familiar with classes

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/951348552485994496/1049890207287226388/image.png

here is my the first try

LOL

python

[pastel jackal]

one thing with the logic here if wet and dirty are both 'true' you could just make them one variable

[unborn jetty]

i am a python diehard !!

so i must master classes

[unborn jetty]

got it!

the goal is to be able to know the WHEN of the state of a child's diaper in order to keep track of the supply and demand in that CHILD's main and back up storage of diapers

[pastel jackal]

One thing to add to what opal is saying to simplify -/ when dealing with concept or blueprint use class. If your only performing actions classes may not be need. Also size of program may also determine whether or not its worth it to use classes or not.

[unborn jetty]

for example; Child_X has 10 diapers in MAIN_S and 50 in BackUp_S. If the state of X == dirty 3x, wet 4x, dry 5x in a week then that data should allow a loop to determine how many diapers to subtract , therefore telling the user how many diapers are needed in MAIN_S and BackUp_S

@somber heath so with classes i can create attributes for objects ?

the attributes can be the state of the object ?

mhm interesting

[unborn jetty]

what do you make of this LOL

LOL

Yes lol

it actually is

i want to do it for a classroom of 20 children

then scale it to the entire

school

[somber heath]

Corey Schafer, YouTuber, playlists

[unborn jetty]

its mostly for my learning experience. I noticed to know the amount of diapers of a child, one must count manually or wait till there is 0. What if i can automate that with a simple interface

so classes is not the only or ultimately best approach to this issue?

YES!

thank you

SQL?

got it

so first i should design the database

i know the basics

ill get on that this weekend!

if i can make this work and have a simple interface, my co workers will love it!

how do you spell that?

[somber heath]

tkinter, pyqt

[unborn jetty]

got it

[somber heath]

django, flask

kivy, beeware

[unborn jetty]

so Tkinter/django/flask for a web interface hosted on a server

they use apple laptops

i think the app sounds better

ok ok

i think the web based can work, a simple login per classroom

noo i want to go with python

apple lost me as a customer

im going to android

Here is my dilemma, i doubt co workers will utilize the web based program since they already utilize an app called Himama for this purpose, only thing this app doesnt have

is what im trying to program

so either i make easy for them to create entries

or

i pitch it to the Himama corp

as a new feature

present a working prototype LOL

might get a job too LOL

apple

yes

apple phones

apple laptops

https://www.himama.com/

this is the app

i will be happy with a web based app for myself at first

thank you!

you gave me something to think about for sure

since i dont have access to the data within the classrooms at all times, i must find a way for them to 1) input the data into my program and the one the school uses(very unlikely) or 2) have them write on a piece of paper for me and i do it myself then tell them the output in a weekly basis. Output being- supply and demand of the diapers

LOL

AHAH

i mean

likes

rt

i have to make it this way: CHILD - ENTRY - 1 == WET OR DIRTY AND 2 == DRY

LOL

true

Is interesting because since i started to learn python, i try to solve inefficiencies with python LOL

like i serve the lunches and i noticed there are lots of leftover food, so thats another program i want to write

with that, i have access to the data ALWAYS

i mean i have thought about using google forms and google spreadsheets

google forms is the interface and spreadsheets is the database + functionality

LMFAOOO

Well it was nice meeting you! thank you for the conversation

i have to get going!

have a great morning, night, afternoon

[somber heath]

@idle light 👋

[idle light]

oh

yeah

am gonna fixe that

yeah that just the mic

[somber heath]

!d typing.Counter

[wise cargo]

typing.Counter

class typing.Counter(collections.Counter, Dict[T, int])```
A generic version of [`collections.Counter`](https://docs.python.org/3/library/collections.html#collections.Counter "collections.Counter").

New in version 3.5.4.

New in version 3.6.1.

Deprecated since version 3.9: [`collections.Counter`](https://docs.python.org/3/library/collections.html#collections.Counter "collections.Counter") now supports subscripting (`[]`). See [**PEP 585**](https://peps.python.org/pep-0585/) and [Generic Alias Type](https://docs.python.org/3/library/stdtypes.html#types-genericalias).

Sorry, an unexpected error occurred. Please let us know!

In emoji_id: Value "trashcan" is not snowflake.```

[somber heath]

!d collections.Counter

[wise cargo]

collections.Counter

class collections.Counter([iterable-or-mapping])```
A [`Counter`](https://docs.python.org/3/library/collections.html#collections.Counter "collections.Counter") is a [`dict`](https://docs.python.org/3/library/stdtypes.html#dict "dict") subclass for counting hashable objects. It is a collection where elements are stored as dictionary keys and their counts are stored as dictionary values. Counts are allowed to be any integer value including zero or negative counts. The [`Counter`](https://docs.python.org/3/library/collections.html#collections.Counter "collections.Counter") class is similar to bags or multisets in other languages.

Elements are counted from an *iterable* or initialized from another *mapping* (or counter):

```py
>>> c = Counter()                           # a new, empty counter
>>> c = Counter('gallahad')                 # a new counter from an iterable
>>> c = Counter({'red': 4, 'blue': 2})      # a new counter from a mapping
>>> c = Counter(cats=4, dogs=8)             # a new counter from keyword args

Sorry, an unexpected error occurred. Please let us know!

In emoji_id: Value "trashcan" is not snowflake.```

Hey @bleak bison!

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

[somber heath]

!e py from collections import Counter things = ["apples", "apples", "pears", "oranges", "pears", "apples"] count = Counter(things) print(count.keys()) print(count.values()) print(count.items())

[wise cargo]

@somber heath :white_check_mark: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.

001 | dict_keys(['apples', 'pears', 'oranges'])
002 | dict_values([3, 2, 1])
003 | dict_items([('apples', 3), ('pears', 2), ('oranges', 1)])

[somber heath]

!e py from collections import Counter things = ["apples", "apples", "pears", "oranges", "pears", "apples"] count = Counter(things) result = sorted(count.keys(), key = count.__getitem__, reverse = True) print(result)

[wise cargo]

@somber heath :white_check_mark: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.

['apples', 'pears', 'oranges']

[somber heath]

!e py things = {"apple": 5, "pear": 8} a = things["apple"] b = things.__getitem__("apple") print(a) print(b)

[wise cargo]

@somber heath :white_check_mark: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.

001 | 5
002 | 5

[somber heath]

!e ```py
class MyClass:
def add(self, _):
return "Hello, world."

mc = MyClass()

print(mc + 7)```

[wise cargo]

@somber heath :white_check_mark: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.

Hello, world.

[somber heath]

print(mc.__add__(7))```

[spare terrace]

yo

yeah

[bleak bison]

hi person

[spare terrace]

could u help me with my code

?

@bleak bison

fair

[bleak bison]

I dont really know what im doing

i just put things together until they work

what are you working on

[spare terrace]

u remember me hahah

line wrap thing

fair enough anyways

yeah

fair

[echo shell]

hi

[somber heath]

@narrow nexus 👋

[echo shell]

weird. If I open the chat from the voice chat 0, it is read only.

[somber heath]

Because we use here, instead.

[echo shell]

right.

a small bug, I would say.

[somber heath]

No.

[green turret]

l=[]
enc=input("Enter Text To Encrypt $:")
key=input("Enter Key for Encryption $:")
for i in range(0,len(enc)):
  dec=int(ord(enc[i]))
  for c in range(0,len(key)):
    deck=int(ord(key[c]))
  paskl=(dec*deck)
  hexcon=hex(paskl)
  l.append(hexcon)
  print(l[i],end="")```

[somber heath]

!code

[wise cargo]

Here's how to format Python code on Discord:

```py
print('Hello world!')
```

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

[somber heath]

!indent

[wise cargo]

Indentation

Indentation is leading whitespace (spaces and tabs) at the beginning of a line of code. In the case of Python, they are used to determine the grouping of statements.

Spaces should be preferred over tabs. To be clear, this is in reference to the character itself, not the keys on a keyboard. Your editor/IDE should be configured to insert spaces when the TAB key is pressed. The amount of spaces should be a multiple of 4, except optionally in the case of continuation lines.

Example

def foo():
    bar = 'baz'  # indented one level
    if bar == 'baz':
        print('ham')  # indented two levels
    return bar  # indented one level

The first line is not indented. The next two lines are indented to be inside of the function definition. They will only run when the function is called. The fourth line is indented to be inside the if statement, and will only run if the if statement evaluates to True. The fifth and last line is like the 2nd and 3rd and will always run when the function is called. It effectively closes the if statement above as no more lines can be inside the if statement below that line.

Indentation is used after:
1. Compound statements (eg. if, while, for, try, with, def, class, and their counterparts)
2. Continuation lines

More Info
1. Indentation style guide
2. Tabs or Spaces?
3. Official docs on indentation

[green turret]

a=input("Enter Text To Encrypt $:")
k=input("Enter Key for Encryption $:")
for i in range(0,len(a)):
      e=int(ord(a[i]))
      for c in range(0,len(k)):
             f=int(ord(k[c]))
      n=(e*f)
      h=hex(n)
      l.append(h)
      print(l[i],end="")```

[forest zodiac]

!e

l = []
enc = "name"
key = ""
for i in range(0, len(enc)):
    dec = int(ord(enc[i]))
    for c in range(0, len(key)):
        deck = int(ord(key[c]))
    paskl = dec * deck
    hexcon = hex(paskl)
    l.append(hexcon)
    print(l[i], end="")

[wise cargo]

@forest zodiac :x: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 1.

001 | Traceback (most recent call last):
002 |   File "<string>", line 8, in <module>
003 | NameError: name 'deck' is not defined. Did you mean: 'dec'?

[forest zodiac]

@green turret

there is your bug

[green turret]

I now know

[somber heath]

@olive storm 👋

[olive storm]

hello

my friend drew this is school

lol

can you give reccomondation for an easy open source project?

its was first thought of as assasins creed symbol, i think and then he added flowers, but we liked it and i made it my discord profile picture

i want to gain more coding experience, and contributing to github in the process

ohh i did that

sort of haha

are you talking about the discord.py even loop?

event*

ok

ohh ok

yea i worked with asyncio for the first time with when creating discord bots

alright i guess ill be on my way now

[dusk raven]

https://docs.python.org/3/library/array.html

[lethal thunder]

Your program will generate output until the user enters a stop word or a number of iterations have happened.
Ask the user for 5 pieces of info:
A stop word that will end the output
A maximum number of iterations that your loop will run
A minimum number for your list of numbers
A maximum number for your list of numbers
A modulo value for your list of numbers
Create a list that has only values that are multiples of your modulo value. The smallest number should be the next multiple of your modulo value that is greater than the minimum number the user submitted, and the largest number should be the largest multiple of your modulo value that is smaller than your maximum number. Note that you can do this all in one command
So if we have these values:
Minimum = 11
Maximum = 28
Modulo value = 5
Your list would be
[15,20,25]
With these values:
Minimum = 14
Maximum = 51
Modulo value = 7
Your list would be
[14,21,28,35,42,49]
After getting the info from the user, output your list
Run a loop that exits if the maximum number of iterations is met, or if the user enters their stop word. The stop word can be case sensitive (i.e., if the stop word is 'done', then 'DONe' does not have to stop your loop). Each time through the loop, choose a number at random from your list and print it. Also print how many runs are left and ask the user if they want to stop.
If the loop runs the maximum number of iterations, print "We are out of runs". If the user stopped the loop, print "You are the boss"
Sample output is below:
Please tell me what word stops the loop: done
Provide a minimum for your list: 4
Provide a maximum your list: 19
Provide a modulo your list: 6
How many runs? 4
List = [6, 12, 18]
Want to start the loop (enter your stop word to not enter the loop): yep
Random list entry is 12
Runs to go 3
Want to keep going? y
Random list entry is 12
Runs to go 2
Want to keep going? ok
Random list entry is 12
Runs to go 1
Want to keep going? yep
We are out of runs

[safe pumice]

To complete this task, you can use the following code:

# Get input from the user
stop_word = input("Please tell me what word stops the loop: ")
min_num = int(input("Provide a minimum for your list: "))
max_num = int(input("Provide a maximum for your list: "))
mod_val = int(input("Provide a modulo for your list: "))
num_runs = int(input("How many runs? "))

# Create the list of numbers
num_list = [x for x in range(min_num, max_num+1) if x % mod_val == 0]

# Print the list
print("List =", num_list)

# Run the loop
for i in range(num_runs):
  # Choose a random number from the list and print it
  rand_num = random.choice(num_list)
  print("Random list entry is", rand_num)
  
  # Print the number of runs remaining and ask the user if they want to stop
  runs_left = num_runs - i - 1
  print("Runs to go", runs_left)
  cont = input("Want to keep going? ")
  
  # Check if the user wants to stop
  if cont.lower() == stop_word.lower():
    print("You are the boss")
    break

# Print a message if the loop is finished
if i == num_runs - 1:
  print("We are out of runs")```
This code will first get the input from the user, then create the list of numbers using a list comprehension. Next, it will print the list and run a loop that chooses a random number from the list and prints it, along with the number of runs remaining. The loop will also ask the user if they want to continue, and will stop if the user enters the stop word. If the loop finishes without being stopped, it will print a message saying that it is out of runs.

[whole bear]

# Get input from user
stop_word = input("Please tell me what word stops the loop: ")
minimum = int(input("Provide a minimum for your list: "))
maximum = int(input("Provide a maximum your list: "))
modulo = int(input("Provide a modulo your list: "))
runs = int(input("How many runs? "))

# Generate list of multiples as described above
start = minimum + (modulo - (minimum % modulo))
end = maximum - (maximum % modulo)
numbers = range(start, end + 1, modulo)

# Print list of numbers
print("List =", numbers)

# Start loop
keep_going = input("Want to start the loop (enter your stop word to not enter the loop): ")
while keep_going != stop_word and runs > 0:
    # Generate and print random number
    random_number = random.choice(numbers)
    print("Random list entry is", random_number)

    # Print number of runs remaining and prompt user
    runs -= 1
    print("Runs to go", runs)
    keep_going = input("Want to keep going? ")

# Print message

[lethal thunder]

from random import choice

stop_word = input('Please tell me what word stops the loop: ')
min_num = input('Provide a minimum for your list: ')
max_num = input('Provide a maximum your list:')
modulo = input('Provide a modulo your list: ')
iterations = int(input('How many runs? '))

numbers = [number for number in range(int(min_num), int(max_num)+1) if number % int(modulo) == 0]

print(f'List = {numbers}')

finish = input('Want to start the loop (enter your stop word to not enter the loop): ')

for i in range(iterations-1, 0, -1):
 
    if finish == stop_word:
        print('You are the boss')
        quit() 

    print(f'Random list entry is {choice(numbers)}')
    print(f'Runs to go {i}')
    
    finish = input('Want to keep going? ')

print('We are out of runs')

[whole bear]

def factorial(n):
    # If n is 0 or 1, the factorial is 1
    if n == 0 or n == 1:
        return 1
    # Otherwise, the factorial is n * the factorial of n - 1
    else:
        return n * factorial(n - 1)

[trail mural]

it took me 3 minutes

why did it take you a month

wow

thats terrible

kindda slow

sounds like ur a boomer

zzz

print out

lol

its 2022

we don't use printers

💿 <- I bet you used these back in your day scrublord

[lethal thunder]

im 14

[trail mural]

LOL imagine being over 2 digits old

🪞 this is my impression of you ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

@safe pumice @whole bear here is a fun and easy one around 10 lines of code https://www.codewars.com/kata/521c2db8ddc89b9b7a0000c1

[whole bear]

def snail(array):
    result = []
    while array:
        # Take the top row of the array
        result.extend(array.pop(0))
        
        # Take the right column of the remaining array
        if array and array[0]:
            for row in array:
                result.append(row.pop(-1))

        # Take the bottom row of the remaining array
        if array:
            result.extend(reversed(array.pop(-1)))

        # Take the left column of the remaining array
        if array and array[0]:
            for row in reversed(array):
                result.append(row.pop(0))

    return result

array = [[1,2,3],
         [8,9,4],
         [7,6,5]]

# Take the top row
result = [1,2,3]
array = [[8,9,4],
         [7,6,5]]

# Take the right column
result = [1,2,3,4]
array = [[8,9],
         [7,6]]

# Take the bottom row
result = [1,2,3,4,5,6]
array = [[8,9]]

# Take the left column
result = [1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9]
array = []

# Return the result
return [1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9]

[trail mural]

fast

[stray niche]

https://www.sololearn.com

2005 version @whole bear

[whole bear]

https://www.edx.org/course/introduction-to-computer-science-and-programming-7

[lethal thunder]

http://learnpython.org/

@stray niche

@stray niche https://www.dataquest.io/blog/python-projects-for-beginners/

LOOK AT THIS @stray niche

[stray niche]

Genau

[lethal thunder]

just use for ideas ok sam pls do dis

[stray niche]

Yes thanks

[whole bear]

@lethal thunder no Sir for Canadians

[lethal thunder]

oh my godddddd

stoppppp

canadianism

[whole bear]

Fm

[lethal thunder]

stoppppppppp

[stray niche]

brb

[lethal thunder]

cya

[stray niche]

@whole bear byeee

@somber heath 👋

[somber heath]

hoy

[stray niche]

https://tenor.com/view/stranger-things-ahoy-steve-gif-12207079

[velvet urchin]

https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/plymouth

[somber heath]

@robust leaf 👋

[somber heath]

@fallen heron 👋

[fallen heron]

Bro

i don’t have permission

[somber heath]

!voice

[wise cargo]

Voice verification

Can’t talk in voice chat? Check out #voice-verification to get access. The criteria for verifying are specified there.

[fallen heron]

to speak

[fallen heron]

Damn

bot say i should to send 50 massage

[somber heath]

@sharp urchin Down here. 🙂

[sharp urchin]

!voice

[wise cargo]

Voice verification

Can’t talk in voice chat? Check out #voice-verification to get access. The criteria for verifying are specified there.

[somber heath]

@sharp urchin Type down here.

[sharp urchin]

yeh my bad

m actually new to this server

cool.... i get you

i actually am new to pragramming

and learning C at the moment

thank you!:}}

is it?

what language u know?

apart from python?

umm hmmm

yeh....its just that i wanted to hear to what u guys have to talk abt

as m just a beginner

compared to yall

[fallen heron]

yo

[fallen heron]

me too

bro

[sharp urchin]

hi

[fallen heron]

heyyy

[sharp urchin]

yeh prolly

but tbh

[fallen heron]

bro

[sharp urchin]

python is the new way

innit?

[fallen heron]

keep chat

[sharp urchin]

i mean most of my frnds do be learning python rather than c

[fallen heron]

I’m noob

[sharp urchin]

nahh :}}}

c is old

ik tht :]

[fallen heron]

do u study

[sharp urchin]

yehh tru

[fallen heron]

in college

[sharp urchin]

yess

m in 11th grade

[fallen heron]

nice

\

[sharp urchin]

m from india

[fallen heron]

which country

do u. live

[sharp urchin]

yeh

have heard python is ez tho

[fallen heron]

i from iran\

[sharp urchin]

compared to C

[sharp urchin]

india for me

[fallen heron]

Oooo

Nice

[sharp urchin]

i actually aim to study abroad

and for tht

[fallen heron]

you my brother

[sharp urchin]

m learning languages

[fallen heron]

God bless

u

[sharp urchin]

to build my profile good

and thats why i started with C

[sharp urchin]

same 2 u brother

@somber heath are you working in a MNC at the moment sir?

[fallen heron]

why u don’t want go to Europe for study

[sharp urchin]

alright

[fallen heron]

or USA

[sharp urchin]

MNC = multi national company

like meta

microsoft

lol

[fallen heron]

How many languages u Know ?

[fallen heron]

Where

[sharp urchin]

i am learning C at the moment

[fallen heron]

u build

[sharp urchin]

i will soon shift to PYTHON once m done with C

[fallen heron]

What Score your college ?

[sharp urchin]

US

[sharp urchin]

i am cuurent in a uni with qs ranking arnd 1300

[fallen heron]

Keep your chat with me brother

[sharp urchin]

so maybe i can call u a master in python? @somber heath

[fallen heron]

u Wants to go Big Company

[sharp urchin]

it would be bttr if u msg me?

[fallen heron]

So Hard

[sharp urchin]

you sound so philosophical !!!! which is really nice @somber heath

[fallen heron]

Not Good

[fallen heron]

I’m Noob

[sharp urchin]

i belong to a country where we talk abt being a master or a professional @somber heath

[fallen heron]

I Think 💭 not here

[rugged root]

I think therefore I derp

[sharp urchin]

yeh... i understand

:}]

yeh thats what i meant

[fallen heron]

Ayo

[rugged root]

On in a sec, having to restart my rig

[fallen heron]

Hey

Wassup

Bro

[fallen heron]

How was your project

[rugged root]

Talk more in a sec

[sharp urchin]

agree

[fallen heron]

Woo what

[fallen heron]

Bro how old are you?

[fallen heron]

What do you mean brother?

[fallen heron]

Talk here is better!!

TNX Bro

Do you what left me

[sharp urchin]

well if you see the world population then there is a Z graph

[fallen heron]

You back

[sharp urchin]

where it satrts to decrease after some time

[fallen heron]

Glad to see you. Again

[sharp urchin]

i can assure that

[rugged root]

For a given value of back

[fallen heron]

Ayo strange

😜

[rugged root]

@whole bear You can talk to us in here

[fallen heron]

Who is this guy

[rugged root]

What project were you referring to, Hat?

[fallen heron]

How are u bro!?

[whole bear]

Yes

[fallen heron]

Hey

[whole bear]

Me

[fallen heron]

Bro

[whole bear]

Yes?

[fallen heron]

Glad to see u bro

[whole bear]

wdym?

[somber heath]

@limpid night 👋

[fallen heron]

Happy to see u bro

[rugged root]

I'm okay I think

[fallen heron]

What happened bro

[whole bear]

Ok

[rugged root]

Just busy at work

[fallen heron]

That's hard to send 50 message

[sharp urchin]

yall work?

[fallen heron]

Who

[whole bear]

Do you work as a software engineer?

[somber heath]

People manage.

[rugged root]

I do not. I'm administrative support at an accounting firm.

Most of what I do lately is IT

[fallen heron]

Anyway i try

[whole bear]

Oh, I see

[fallen heron]

😭

[fallen heron]

What's your country

[rugged root]

I'm in the US

[fallen heron]

Ooo very Nice my freind

How u become software engineer

Self study

Or college

[rugged root]

No idea. We've got people who've done it from both angles

Although in most cases, having a degree is going to give you a slightly better chance

[fallen heron]

Which is better my friend!!

[rugged root]

Depends where you are, how much experience you have, etc. #career-advice will have more info than I

[fallen heron]

U first finish the university

[whole bear]

I am still studying in middle school

[fallen heron]

After u self stydy

[fallen heron]

Mee to bro

Nice

[whole bear]

cool

[fallen heron]

Bro what's your country

Could I please asking u

[whole bear]

Malaysia, I am actually about to move to Canada

[fallen heron]

How old are you

[fallen heron]

How many time u in Canada

[whole bear]

14

[fallen heron]

Alone bro

Or with family

[whole bear]

WIth Family

[fallen heron]

Cool chance you have

[whole bear]

Thanks, I gtg and sleep its nighttime at my place now

[fallen heron]

Why sleep

[fallen heron]

Could i Please send you friend request

[whole bear]

Sure

[fallen heron]

TNX alot

[fallen heron]

And could i please i have you. Number!?

[whole bear]

uhhh

[rugged root]

Why are you asking for someone's number?

Not really appropriate

[trail mural]

hi vc0

[rugged root]

Suuuup

[rugged root]

It is not

[lethal thunder]

hemlock dis ur car?

[lethal thunder]

u sure?

[rugged root]

Yes. I drove to work in my vehicle

It is not a sedan. It is a mini-van

[dusk raven]

https://youtu.be/xnWKz7Cthkk
https://youtu.be/xTPnIpjodA8
https://youtu.be/kFnVZXQD5_k

[lethal thunder]

this ur sedan?

@rugged root dis ur sedan?

[trail mural]

ur car scrublord

[somber heath]

5 0 8 6 5 0

[lethal thunder]

ur car @trail mural

[trail mural]

thats a good car

[rugged root]

Thought this was your car, Scrub

[lethal thunder]

dis ur car hemlock?

[trail mural]

those doors were hard to open

[trail mural]

Mr Hemlock have you been doing this years Advent of code?

[lethal thunder]

dis ur car @trail mural

[trail mural]

seems compact

[lethal thunder]

dis u @trail mural

[lethal thunder]

cursed💀

[trail mural]

kinda like this

[rugged root]

I did the first one, I haven't had time to do the other ones. Hoping to knock some out later today

[trail mural]

I am enjoying the stories

[rugged root]

We are the weirdest podcast

@gentle flint What's up?

[gentle flint]

nothing much

it'll keep

[rugged root]

Sorry

[gentle flint]

it's fine

it was just an interesting news article

[rugged root]

Linky?

[gentle flint]

it's in Dutch

[rugged root]

I've got google translate

[gentle flint]

https://nos.nl/artikel/2455462-rookmelderweigeraars-krijgen-toch-rookmelders-en-rekening-van-870-euro

[rugged root]

So it can absolutely butcher it

[gentle flint]

read the reason why they refused it in the first place

Volgens RTV Oost weigerden verschillende huurders de apparaten uit vrees voor spionage of straling, omdat ze binnen wilden roken of omdat ze de ernst ervan niet inzagen.

[trail mural]

the reasons in a picture

santa claus

[lethal thunder]

i understand noiw

[trail mural]

He was just having some breakfast

just poke the button

[lethal thunder]

dis urs?

[trail mural]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alice's_Adventures_in_Wonderland @lethal thunder

[lethal thunder]

virus?

sus

[rugged root]

Uh.... huh

[trail mural]

"girl named Alice who falls through a rabbit hole into a fantasy world"

[lethal thunder]

scsry link

[rugged root]

Well done

(that is actually really good, I hadn't thought of that)

[somber heath]

It occurs to me that "rust" can be pronunced both "rust" and "rusty".

[rugged root]

Have to make sure you keep in practice

Otherwise you get

Well

You know

[lethal thunder]

what?

[somber heath]

ants?

[rugged root]

https://tenor.com/xAzN.gif

[lethal thunder]

that does not make sense @somber heath

[rugged root]

It's a reference

[stray niche]

@gentle flint back so soon?

[rugged root]

Hey Sammy

[stray niche]

Heyyy

[rugged root]

Got your phone calls out of the way?

[stray niche]

all fingers and toes intact?

[stray niche]

10 more, but it's 9pm, so will continue tmw

[rugged root]

Eh, joint is swollen on the finger. Think it's a weather thing this time around

[stray niche]

ahh

[lethal thunder]

did you know Elon musk founded OpenAI

[stray niche]

I asked wrt not having your jacket and freezing off

[rugged root]

It's a weather pressure not temperature thing

[stray niche]

ah

[rugged root]

We've got storms and rain coming in, so low pressure front

[whole bear]

handy knees!

[rugged root]

Yooo

[stray niche]

Heyoo

when did ya finally slep

[whole bear]

hehehe 9 am :3

[stray niche]

whut

[whole bear]

Yooooo

[stray niche]

when did you wake up

[whole bear]

I was trying to tire myself out so

[stray niche]

hmm

[whole bear]

12 pm

[stray niche]

you shouldve tried harder

[stray niche]

whut. 3 hours

[rugged root]

Just make sure you don't try it on a bike. Otherwise you'll end up two tired

[whole bear]

I tried not to laugh..i really did but these are too good xD

[whole bear]

is alrighttt, I can sleep early tonighttt

[gentle flint]

ye

[lethal thunder]

hemlocks jokes 10/10

[stray niche]

yes

[stray niche]

💯

[stray niche]

https://tenor.com/view/speed-i-am-speed-lightning-mcqueen-cars-meme-gif-14031708

[gentle flint]

https://tenor.com/view/bike-ride-riding-a-bike-delighted-gif-8596105

[rugged root]

Jesus it really has been a long time since I had to take my driver's test

[stray niche]

You only take the once right?

[rugged root]

Yep

Just talking about Oof doing his

[stray niche]

ahh

I was actually just about to ask before I left

[gentle flint]

unless you drive very recklessly

[stray niche]

hehe, you might have to redo it then

[gentle flint]

well yes

you lose it then

[stray niche]

I meant you as in specifically you

not the general you

[lethal thunder]

old man

[peak lily]

i convinced chatGPT it's the hitler, it went completely of the rails

[lethal thunder]

it started rapping kanye

[rugged root]

Not having that garbage, even as a joke, on the server

[peak lily]

okat

okay

[lethal thunder]

WTF @peak lily

i read that and my soul left my body

[peak lily]

yes, mine too

[lethal thunder]

messed up

[rugged root]

Why? You're the one who took your time to create it in the first place

[peak lily]

i never imagined it would go that far

[gentle flint]

well no shit

it does what you tell it to

[stray niche]

what is chatGPT

[peak lily]

i couldn't recreate again... it has pretty good protections

[oblique bough]

You should come to Indian prison

[stray niche]

have you been?

[rugged root]

A phrase I didn't think I'd read today

[oblique bough]

Yes

[peak lily]

it just went off the rails...

[gentle flint]

cool

[rugged root]

I have

No words

[gentle flint]

your point being, dunnu?

[peak lily]

nothing tbh