#voice-chat-text-0

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whole cairn
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1 time vs 2 timeSSS

somber heath
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It wants you to return the count

whole cairn
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oh shoot yah that too

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yah im still getting anerror

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its probably that i have to return something

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i changed return

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but now im facing this

somber heath
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!e py a = print('Hello, world.') print(a)

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

001 | Hello, world.
002 | None
somber heath
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Also, is it asking you to print the count?

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!e py def func(): return print('Hello.') result = func() print(result)

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

001 | Hello.
002 | None
whole cairn
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terminal seems to be returning this

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Keep going [y/n]? y
Keep going [y/n]? y
Keep going [y/n]? y
Keep going [y/n]? y
Keep going [y/n]? n
You answered 'y' 4 times.
You answered 'y' None times.

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u see the last line

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?

somber heath
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Is it asking you to print the count?

robust lichen
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monke go brrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr

somber heath
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!e ```py
def func():
print('Hello.')
return 'Goodbye.'

result = func()
print(result)```Printing vs returning.

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

001 | Hello.
002 | Goodbye.
robust lichen
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or alr fix

whole cairn
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function definitiion says

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"the function quits and returns the number of times that the user answered 'y'. If the user answers anything else, the function responds with Answer unclear. Use 'y' or 'n'. "

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how do i get this return value

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ive treid returning it

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got it lol

somber heath
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!print-return

wise cargoBOT
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Print and Return

Here's a handy animation demonstrating how print and return differ in behavior.

See also: !tags return

golden sonnet
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πŸ™Œ

strange dragon
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hello opal!

golden sonnet
strange dragon
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@golden sonnet join the vc?

golden sonnet
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i don't have a headphone and am at work 😦

strange dragon
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oh its ok!

somber heath
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Flowgorithm is a graphical authoring tool which allows users to write and execute programs using flowcharts. The approach is designed to emphasize the algorithm rather than the syntax of a specific programming language. The flowchart can be converted to several major programming languages. Flowgorithm was created at Sacramento State University.

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I don't offer my endorsement.

frigid rampart
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I went to a street where the houses were numbered 8k, 16k, 32k, 64k, 128k, 256k and 512k. It was a trip down Memory Lane.

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What's the object-oriented way to become wealthy? Inheritance.

uncut meteor
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['hip', 'hip']

frigid rampart
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Number of days since I have encountered an off-by-one error: 0.

uncut meteor
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!false, ||(It's funny because it's true)||

frigid rampart
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~~

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~
py

somber heath
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!code

wise cargoBOT
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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.

frigid rampart
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import pyjokes as pyj
joke_amount = 0

while joke_amount < 10:
    print(pyj.get_joke())
    joke_amount + 1 
golden sonnet
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+=

somber heath
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!e py for _ in range(10): print('Blah')

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

001 | Blah
002 | Blah
003 | Blah
004 | Blah
005 | Blah
006 | Blah
007 | Blah
008 | Blah
009 | Blah
010 | Blah
lofty crater
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looks like I have verification left to do

golden sonnet
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need to wait 3 days πŸ™‚

frigid rampart
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How come there is no obfuscated Perl contest? Because everyone would win.
A programmer had a problem. He thought to himself, 'I know, I'll solve it with threads!'. has Now problems. two he
I've been using Vim for a long time now, mainly because I can't figure out how to exit.
An SQL query goes into a bar, walks up to two tables and asks, 'Can I join you?'
There are 10 types of people: those who understand binary and those who don't.
I went to a street where the houses were numbered 8k, 16k, 32k, 64k, 128k, 256k and 512k. It was a trip down Memory Lane.
A programmer walks into a bar and orders 1.38 root beers. The bartender informs her it's a root beer float. She says 'Make it a double!'
I went to a street where the houses were numbered 8k, 16k, 32k, 64k, 128k, 256k and 512k. It was a trip down Memory Lane.
Why do Java programmers have to wear glasses? Because they don't see sharp.
Why does Waldo only wear stripes? Because he doesn't want to be spotted.

lofty crater
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Oh no this criteria is too much

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this server is huge btw

lofty crater
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not sure if instant gratification is the right analogy πŸ˜„

frigid rampart
golden sonnet
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guess it has a randomness to it

lofty crater
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for the most part I understand, public server's vc channel oftern get abused

somber heath
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@rustic mauve πŸ‘‹

lofty crater
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on every platform

rustic mauve
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lol hows it goign

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why cant i talk

frigid rampart
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Got some more jokes!:
Optimist: The glass is half full. Pessimist: The glass is half empty. Programmer: The glass is twice as large as necessary.
Asked to explain Unicode during an interview, Geoff went into detail about his final year university project. He was not hired.
Old C programmers don't die, they're just cast into void.
What do you get when you cross a cat and a dog? Cat dog sin theta.
Why are you always smiling? That's just my... regular expression.
Complaining about the lack of smoking shelters, the nicotine addicted Python programmers said there ought to be 'spaces for tabs'.
Two bytes meet. The first byte asks, 'Are you ill?' The second byte replies, 'No, just feeling a bit off.'
Software developers like to solve problems. If there are no problems handily available, they will create their own.
Why do programmers confuse Halloween with Christmas? Because OCT 31 == DEC 25.
If loving you is ROM I don't wanna read write.

lofty crater
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some of these are hillarious

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and rest, I do not get

rustic mauve
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Complaining about the lack of smoking shelters, the nicotine addicted Python programmers said there ought to be 'spaces for tabs'.

bro what dis mean

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tabs? lsd?

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lmao

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no one calls them tabs bro

frigid rampart
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import pyjokes as pyj

for _ in range(10):
    print(pyj.get_joke())

if you want bad programing jokes

rustic mauve
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call em darts, cigs, choofs, durrie

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LMAO

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the durries

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gotta rep the native slang

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thats why im like who tf calls them tabs

lofty crater
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any of you used webbrowser module?

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lol I just went through the same. you dont have to

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it is a built in

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I scoured the conda documentation and realized it later

rustic mauve
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bro last night my python just broke

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i had to install the ms store version fo python

lofty crater
rustic mauve
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i was like running my uvicorn app as normal and outta nowhere it just kept hanging

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yeah it gave me an interal error like 3 times

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yeah and when i looked up the error code

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it was somthing about recurssion

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but i just re-started my server

somber heath
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!e py def f(): f() f()

wise cargoBOT
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@somber heath :x: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 1.

001 | Traceback (most recent call last):
002 |   File "<string>", line 3, in <module>
003 |   File "<string>", line 2, in f
004 |   File "<string>", line 2, in f
005 |   File "<string>", line 2, in f
006 |   [Previous line repeated 996 more times]
007 | RecursionError: maximum recursion depth exceeded
frigid rampart
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!e

wise cargoBOT
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Missing required argument

code

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Command Help

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Can also use: e

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This command supports multiple lines of code, including code wrapped inside a formatted code block. Code can be re-evaluated by editing the original message within 10 seconds and clicking the reaction that subsequently appears.

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rustic mauve
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nah nah it was like internal error

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i never saw it before

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lemme try to find it

lofty crater
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I am using webbrowser module but the problem is while I do some stuff in the browser I want program to wait but interpreter just forget the browser and moves forward

golden sonnet
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we should all move on

rustic mauve
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      0 [main] python (6320) C:\Program Files\Python311\python.exe: *** fatal error - Internal error: TP_NUM_C_BUFS too small: 50

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it was somthing like that

somber heath
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Hm. Dunno.

rustic mauve
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bro why cant i talk

wise cargoBOT
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Voice verification

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

lofty crater
golden sonnet
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mm i sooo wanna have a headphone so i can wonder what is opal saying 😦

lofty crater
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@somber heath negative is negative. If I had to choose between small or big negative I'd rather not choose at all.

golden sonnet
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i still don't understand you btwπŸ₯΄

wise cargoBOT
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Hey @frigid rampart!

You either uploaded a .txt file or entered a message that was too long. Please use our paste bin instead.

frigid rampart
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my first python project

lofty crater
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uhmm maybe you did not get the joke @somber heath

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it is a witcher joke

golden sonnet
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you should say lesser instead of smaller

lofty crater
somber heath
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@whole bear πŸ‘‹

whole bear
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Hi guys, I guess I am too new here.

wise cargoBOT
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Voice verification

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

whole bear
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So I am not able to speak in the VC yet, but it has been very chill convo it helps me to code.

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I am actually the same as you, but with you it feels like stimulating my thoughts.

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Kinda like Chat GPT with a voice.

golden sonnet
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k f it i'm joining

rustic mauve
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import requests

word_site = "https://www.mit.edu/~ecprice/wordlist.10000"

response = requests.get(word_site)
WORDS = response.content.splitlines()
whole bear
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Looks like.

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@somber heath Have you read the Computer Science Wizard Book?

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I do not know the original name (sounded really dry) but that book is a real game changer.

lofty crater
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do you guys think selenium is cross-platform?

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I am writing an app in kivy because it will work in linux as well as andriod

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exactly

golden sonnet
lofty crater
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oh so there is some way to browse web within kivy?

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but learning java and android stuff is too much πŸ˜„ comparing to kivy 😒

golden sonnet
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kivy is kinda used when you have a web app written in python and you wanna make it an app

golden sonnet
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other than that you want kotlin

lofty crater
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Js in source of all my sorrow

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it is the reason I stick to backend tasks in my job as well

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I am an sfdx developer to be exact πŸ˜‰

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salesforce

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salesforce developer experience

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I mean within salesoforce (the comapany) they have developers for sfdx
but I made a type I am not one of the those, just salesforce (product) developer

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No I am saying the opposite

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I am not blaming anyone, but I am saying my work is different from them and I am not to be blamed

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I am consuming sfdx not wrting sfdx

golden sonnet
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go rust πŸ™‚

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i have no idea what are you talking about honestly

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am too sleepy

lofty crater
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they are sure doing a wonderful job but I have fair share of complaints against them

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mainly about how they document stuff

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sfdx

golden sonnet
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go Malbolge

lofty crater
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I have recently set it up. You can do it for free as well

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as far as it is not huge

golden sonnet
lofty crater
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you will need some apex to host stuff with the help of salesforce. Maybe I will show you once I can speak

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not really taht complicated

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hmm
I do not have knowledge about traditional ways to host stuff. But I understand you little little

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networking ... 😱

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I slept through my networking classes

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but I will learn it soon, once I get done with my current tasks at stuff

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promise

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I currently aim to write secure password manager for my linux and android

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biometrics suck

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I dont even game on windows

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bro
linux is simple

whole bear
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@rustic mauve how about mac?

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hahahha

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yes

lofty crater
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mac restricts you in their ecosystem which is why it is no

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lol on point

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both of yuou

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πŸ‘

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coriander on potty

whole bear
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I have Mac and Windows and Win is on my powerful Lenovo

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never tried Linux

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why Linux?

lofty crater
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that is fault with general in programming

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use linux with windows in vm

golden sonnet
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k imma head out

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bye for now πŸ™Œ

lofty crater
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I hope I used lot of messages out of 50 πŸ˜†

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1 step close to the edge and I am about to speak

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famous song by linkin park

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yes @somber heath

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hey I am not that old

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I am just 25

somber heath
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@misty hinge πŸ‘‹

frosty star
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haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay

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hi opals

lofty crater
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okay I will go. but I will take your advice to try conventional andrioid app development instead of kivy. Nice talking to yall.Or maybe nice !talking to yall. see ya

rustic mauve
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!voice

wise cargoBOT
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Voice verification

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

soft aspen
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i can't enable my mic

somber heath
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See above.

frosty star
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inspiration

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from watching the sports I mean I guess but I dont watch sports either

whole bear
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It just started snowing in February here in Berlin.

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The weather has been weird lately.

frosty star
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aww that's ... a good thing? not a good thing?

whole bear
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In the past around March you would get spring, but now you get spring end of April or may.

frosty star
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oof

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that's weird

whole bear
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Not a good thing, it#s so grey and cold here everyone is flying to Vietnam.

frosty star
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HAH

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Vietnam

whole bear
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But it is a good weather for programming.

frosty star
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Good weather to stay in bed

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I experienced my first snow in Japan. That's how I learned to hate winter.

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Yeah my knees hurt everything hurts

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yeah nose bleeding too it was so weird

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I love summer. But it's summer all year round here so there's that.

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Sims CAS is still the best

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create a sim

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its the character creation thing

whole bear
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Summer is the best in Berlin.

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I also don't like spring. Fuck spring hahahah

frosty star
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NOT if you have the custom contents

whole bear
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Allergy season

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And it's like the weird transitioning from winter. Birds waking you up.

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I am not ready.

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  • I have birthday in March
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you should come to Berlin

frosty star
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ah the allergies. Pretty sure there's a statistics on pollen deaths out there. Being worse than the other causes of death.

whole bear
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it's a city where young people come to retire

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I have really strong pollen allergy

frosty star
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HaH

whole bear
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never been to Australia

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though

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I heard Australia has the largest amount of public beaches in the world

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and that women there are thots

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Munich are our biggest enemies

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XD

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Munich people are horrible

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Munich people are very into themselves, they are elite and even Munich people hate Munich people

whole bear
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gotcha

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@somber heath hope to see you again soon

pallid hazel
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i wonder about code protection of sensitive data with these ai tools.. currently i only give them snippets and no heavy lifting of code.
but...
with these ide integrations is anyone concerned with plugins reading all their open files?
like i dont see options to lock them to certian files etc..
makes me want to start a new vm just for controlling code in code out with their obvious lack of disclousing whats actually going on.

fluid helm
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halo

somber heath
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πŸ˜‡

fluid helm
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@somber heath I want to be a backend with python, but I still don't know whether to choose django or flask. do you have any suggestions?

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but right now im still learning the basic of python

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yap

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yes

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i wanna make my foundation strong

fluid helm
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okay tq

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i just learn about turtle graphics before

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it still very basic

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@frosty star halo

hoary olive
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more options results in => you having the option to mess up more

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bit too confident hem xD

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woah replay that

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man i wish i had recorded that sound

rugged root
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I'm here. On in a bit

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Sup

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Yo

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I can look it up

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Can you type out the term again?

formal ember
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dynaconf

rugged root
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So Dynamic configuration...

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Hmm

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Huh, I'd never seen this before

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Love the logo

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Snek gears

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It is yeah

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Python lib

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Oh sure sure

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Just adorable

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Yeah

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I know

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It's just adorable

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Valentine's day

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Yeah

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I know, it's the days leading up to it

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Otherwise you'd have one day and the fun features wouldn't really get used

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This is interesting, but it just feels like yet another config setup

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I can see the appeal with this

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But like

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There's already so many config setups

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There's already a lot of different standards, yeah

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"Oh shit, Dad caught me scratching the couch"

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There's sprays to discourage

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Like certain scent or pheromone sprays.

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There's also commercial things

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With some of those you don't have to

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Does not help

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Trust me

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Lucky has claimed my arm chair

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I've surrounded it in cat scratching things

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Oh right right

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Discourage inappropriate scratching by removing or covering other desirable objects. Turn speakers toward the wall. Put plastic, double-sided sticky tape, sandpaper or upside-down vinyl carpet runner (knobby parts up) on furniture or on the floor where your cat would stand to scratch your furniture. Place scratching posts next to these objects, as β€œlegal” alternatives.

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They do yeah

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They want to shuck their claws

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Don't try bribery

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They will exploit the shit out of you

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First thing I thought of when you said bubble for some reason

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Hey @ancient lily and @vocal basin

ancient lily
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hello @rugged root

rugged root
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How goes it

ancient lily
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good

rugged root
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He is

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... he was

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Okay now I'm not sure

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It'd be the same profile pic....

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Hold on, looking

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You have me curious now

crystal pier
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xD

rugged root
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Um no

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He's literally there in the online list

crystal pier
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44K people online

vocal basin
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what is happening

crystal pier
rugged root
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!server

wise cargoBOT
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Server Information

Created: <t:1483877013:R>
Roles: 99
Member status: status_online 53,426 status_offline 316,784

Members: 370,210

Helpers: 148
Moderation Team: 36
Admins: 13
Directors: 3
Contributors: 46
Leads: 12

Channels: 252

Category: 30
Forum: 3
News: 10
Staff: 73
Stage_Voice: 1
Text: 128
Voice: 7

rugged root
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Looks like more online than that

crystal pier
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yea , I only counted the online section

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there's dir, admin, mod, community , partner

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good to see so many people are interested in python

vocal basin
crystal pier
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i mean a lot more are this much joined discord

rugged root
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Well... online doesn't necessarily mean active

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But we do still have a very active user base

crystal pier
rugged root
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Yep, even if it's just for help

crystal pier
rugged root
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@somber heath Halp. I feel like someone just hit me with a tired bus

somber heath
sweet lodge
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Did you not sleep?

formal ember
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i noticed when you write love it. you get loved

vocal basin
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@somber heath
and, after putting tires back on, it'd be re-tired bus?

formal ember
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yes, that happened again XD

somber heath
formal ember
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now when i feel low. i come here to get loved

crystal pier
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why deafened ?

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oh, no prob

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cool cool

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nice , sounds fun

uncut meteor
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Mr. Hilock

rugged root
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Yeah

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It's an IT thing

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Yolock

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Suplock

uncut meteor
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brolock

rugged root
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Hamlock

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It's okay, we're all thinking it

uncut meteor
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hemlick

rugged root
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But yeah, I'll disappear a lot

uncut meteor
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not acceptable

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smh

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i require full attention

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at all hours

rugged root
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That color looks good on you, btw

uncut meteor
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colour*

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and ty

rugged root
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Just a little

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Proud of you, buddy

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The hell I can't

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No

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It's fair play

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The number of infractions we've given each other....

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Not here not

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Do it in adminspam

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there's this project called classy config....

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Isn't that most configs?

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Fair

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Not to mention hunting down configs

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Because yes, they'd be sectioned out

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But sometimes it makes it less clear

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Mm, fair

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You and me both

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We all do that

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I just have this weird aversion to dynamic configuration stuff

rugged root
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KISS

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Possible

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Well at least the code is still there somewhere

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If you're hungry, it can be your enum num num

rugged root
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@molten pewter Sup

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@somber heath Yes that is how you install things in Python

somber heath
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@short mural πŸ‘‹

vocal basin
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I was also attempting at implementing lambda calculus in C but gave up

rugged root
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You had a pip tic

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That's my new favorite

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Your British colony blood is showing. "Pip pip cheerio"

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"GIL"

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"F-STRINGS"

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One day...

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Ah that makes sense

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"ABSTRACT BASE CLASSES"

vocal basin
rugged root
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Huh, they're getting more complex

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@limpid sparrow Sup

vocal basin
amber raptor
rugged root
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I mean... I've heard worse ideas

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Base64 config

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Back in a tic

vocal basin
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"write configs on whiteboards and OCR them"

crystal pier
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bye guys, see you later joe_salute

rugged root
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No milk?

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Fresh squeezed moo juice

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Then what kind?

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Ah good good

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Well

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Except almond milk

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Almonds are very thirsty nuts

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They use way way way too much water to grow

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Straight from the cow

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Oh, HORSE

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Okay, right

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That makes more sense

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Shots fired

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@terse needle Nerd

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❀️

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Perl

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It's not a programming language

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It's the language and concept that functional and declarative build from, but it itself isn't a programming language (if memory serves)

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I think programming languages have to be made with the intent of being used to make computer instructions

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With the compiler/interpreter you're making, it will be a programming language

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I... guess?

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Lambda calc isn't what gives the computer instructions

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So it'd have to be yours to lambda calc to assembly

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Well no, even then

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Oh wait wait... aren't their lisp machines?

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They must sound funny

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God I wish I could speak so I could make the joke hit harder

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2 to 3 weeks is my guess

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And even then I doubt I'll have the cubicles back by then

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@tawdry sparrow Yo

sweet lodge
rugged root
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The annex had 5 cubicles total

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That's part of what let me be able to talk. I was in the cubicle around the corner from the door. So not only did my speech have to go past a cubicle, it also had to bounce around toward the door

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Without those walls, sound echoes a LOT in there

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@somber heath If your friend Bob steals corpses, would you call him "Grave Robert"?

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I'm mildly proud of that

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I hate printers, btw

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Just in case that wasn't clear

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Specifically Canon printers and their useless fucking installers

sweet lodge
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You got your Monday morning printer ticket too?

rugged root
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"God why's the toner so heavy!?!"

sweet lodge
#

...

#

It's not

#

Noone actually said that

somber heath
#

Voice context.

#

Talking about canonballs.

sweet lodge
#

Is this something I'm too non voice to understand

gentle flint
#

yes

sweet lodge
rugged root
#

@amber raptor Yo

#

The fuck is an XPS printer

amber raptor
rugged root
#

Oh the document - HA well played - printer

#

Print to file

gentle flint
#

it prints Dell-icious output

sweet lodge
sweet lodge
#

It sannnk

rugged root
#

Well, at least they tried

sweet lodge
#

Noones even heard of them

rugged root
#

Especially something so ingrained in the mind

#

Digital document? It's a PDF

#

Even if it wasn't, we'd still call it that

gentle flint
#

for some reason the tests in my matrix fail if I run them simultaneously
but they each pass if I run them individually
fuck these ubuntu apt repos fr

#

constantly going down

rugged root
#

Hnnnngggg back in a sec, have to grab the portable printer from an auditor

somber heath
#

@cyan swallow πŸ‘‹

rugged root
#

Are ferrite beads even useful anymore?

#

Still see cables with them

sweet lodge
#

So probably not

rugged root
#

Those things you see on some cables

sweet lodge
#

Ew

#

y

rugged root
#

They usually just come with them on

#

Ferrite beads are passive electronic components that can suppress high frequency signals on a power supply line. They are normally placed around a power/ground line pair that is incoming to a particular device, such as the power cord for your laptop. These beads work according to Faraday’s Law: the magnetic core around a conductor induces a back EMF in the presence of a high frequency signal, essentially attenuating the ferrite frequency response. Standard ferrite beads can be acquired from specialized manufacturers such as Coilcraft, though certain projects may require customized beads

#

They are yeah

#

Interesting

#

Makes sense

#

No, it's for consistent flow

#

Power fluctuation on things like laptops can fuck with them

#

Oh yeah yeah

amber raptor
rugged root
#

This is on a power brick cord on the to device side

amber raptor
#

And power fluctuations don’t bother a laptop most of the time unless battery isn’t present.

rugged root
#

Fair

#

In this case it's for a portable printer

#

So likely just cheap crap

#

I've never held a power brick that felt so.... flimsy

#

Like it sounds hollow

gentle flint
# rugged root

I had to reroute a pc audio cable because of processor static
with one of those I probably wouldn't have had to

rugged root
#

Possible

#

I just realized I haven't electrocuted myself in quite a while

#

I have a feeling that I'm due

somber heath
#

@signal ore πŸ‘‹

rugged root
#

@signal ore Yo

signal ore
#

@rugged root yo

somber heath
rugged root
#

HA

hoary olive
#

hi rabbit

amber raptor
#

My favorite was Nextel phones screwing with PC audio

#

The control frequency would interfere with so you know a call was coming before phone rang.

gentle flint
rugged root
#

I mean

#

I do try to stay grounded

#

So maybe I can help

#

@amber raptor Have fuuuuuun~~~~

#

I don't think he's going to have fun

#

Just a guess

#

@mild quartz Sup

mild quartz
#

ey

#

morning

rugged root
#

So this is going to sound weird

#

But I have a portable printer on my lap so I can try and do some updates on it and I don't really have anywhere to put it.

mild quartz
#

oh man

rugged root
#

It's weird feeling the ink cartridges moving back and forth

mild quartz
#

and when you test

#

it VIBRATES

#

and it reminds you of that time when you were a kid

sweet lodge
rugged root
#

Like anything bought from a Brookstone

rugged root
sweet lodge
#

They're holding my gun up

rugged root
#

@mild quartz So what're you up to

mild quartz
#

our little demo

rugged root
#

Oooooo

#

God, the more I hear about what you do the dumber I feel

mild quartz
#

lmao

#

these press release videos make me cringe my brains out

gentle flint
#

then why watch them

rugged root
#

Oooo here we go

#

"Our Team"

mild quartz
#

because i made the demo

#

(the ai part)

#

lol

rugged root
#

Awww

#

Wait.... did I scroll past you...

#

Damn it I can't remember your first name

mild quartz
#

hahaha

rugged root
#

So I'm having to go off the very brief memory of what you look like

mild quartz
#

i didnt give them a picture

#

so they hid me at the bottom

rugged root
#

So you're one of the 12

#

Hmm

#

Ah right, Mikaela

#

(I'm kidding)

#

OR AM I

mild quartz
#

that me

pastel jackal
#

how do i get voice chat permissions

#

nvm figured it out

rugged root
#

Ah yeah

#

Sorry, just now saw

#

Was just thinking of stupid job titles

#

How was the meeting

#

In a good way or bad way

#

Jesus

#

Makes sense

gentle flint
#

can't talk, am at work

rugged root
#

Poor guy

#

What would you do if they asked you to be temporary lead of the engineering team?

#

No worries

#

How's work?

gentle flint
#

good

#

waiting for my last colleague to leave so I can talk

rugged root
#

What kind of stuff they having you do?

#

Also shit, one sec

gentle flint
#

sqlalchemy

#

and I have never used it before in my life

#

steep learning curve, definitely

rugged root
#

Yeah that's what put me off of it

gentle flint
#

well, the whole codebase uses it so I don't exactly have a choice

rugged root
#

ORMs are supposed to make things easier and that one just doesn't feel like it does at first

#

True

gentle flint
#

gonna be back later

rugged root
#

Gotta love those

#

I'm always too polite to be like "Look, I have to get back to work soooo"

#

Fair

#

My perception of you is that you do good work

#

So fair enough

#

High quality meh

#

It's never the case

#

Unless it's a very small very refined team

#

Usually in skunkworks

#

True dat

#

Well

#

And the security folks

#

Those are just the people the story revolves around

#

I'm sure there's a few numbnuts running around acting like they're doing work

#

@molten pewter So uh... what color shirt are you wearing?

#

No reason

#

Okay you're safe

#

Expendable red shirts

#

It was later

#

Yellow was command in the original

#

Red was the security team originally

#

The security team that always got eaten or esploded

#

Yeah yeah

#

I know I know

#

Deep Space 9

#

So good

#

Still good

#

Yes

#

I never count endings

#

Dude

#

Sisko will beat your ass

rugged root
#

Neat

formal ember
#

how important it is to have ```if name == 'main':
app.run(debug=True, host="0.0.0.0", port=5000)

rugged root
#

Odo is a great character

#

It just has a good crew

#

I have not

#

@quasi condor Yo

quasi condor
#

Hello

maiden beacon
#

"Yellow was command in the original
Red was the security team originally
The security team that always got eaten or esploded
Yeah yeah
I know I know
Deep Space 9
So good
Still good"

this almost sounds like a rap song😁

rugged root
#

HA

#

I'm a poet and I wasn't even aware of it

maiden beacon
quasi condor
#

@amber raptor you have a homelab, just set up some torrent thing

rugged root
#

Read that as torment originally

quasi condor
#

We absolutely are not in the golden age of television. But I'll save the argument for when I'm not on a v loud train

sweet lodge
#

very

rugged root
#

It is

#

It's especially loud

sweet lodge
rugged root
#

That's what makes it special

sweet lodge
#

oh

rugged root
#

@gentle flint Nice office

sweet lodge
#

Japan-a-mae?

rugged root
#

"Have to pull her out of the TV like twice a week. Damn ghosts..."

#

Yeah

quasi condor
#

Everything else I've heard says the new Star Trek is terrible @molten pewter

rugged root
#

Yeah sliding windows are common enough

quasi condor
#

And every clip I've seen lines up with that fact

#

No. These are die hard startrek fans

rugged root
#

They're klinging onto the old style

#

Oh yeah

#

The original style where it's just brown face

#

Yeah

#

And mustaches

#

Can't forget the mustaches

#

It was meant as a social commentary, I thought

#

A lot of things in it were

#

@vocal abyss Yo

#

Not too shabby

#

Yourself?

unreal hazel
#

Halo

#

How is everyone

rugged root
#

Good, you?

unreal hazel
#

First day back after a looong weekend :p

#

@sweet lodge I am at school leave me alone

sweet lodge
#

Just like the pings the bullying never ends

rugged root
#

@sweet lodge What about pings?

#

@sweet lodge I didn't see

vocal abyss
#

well

rugged root
#

@molten pewter Later dude

#

Welcome back

#

Lay out the problem

#

Hmm

#

So it's more a devops thing?

#

Ah gotcha. Any errors or tracebacks?

#

Hmm

#

Give me a little bit, I need to wrap up something here for work

#

Then I can give this more attention

molten bronze
#

re.findall(r'[a-zA-ZÑñ-_]+',Linea_txt.split(Nombre2,contador)[1]

#

"-_"

formal ember
#

(r"""`~!@#$%^&*()_-+={[}}|\:;"'<,>.?/""")

molten bronze
#

Nombre_No2_1=" ".join(re.findall(r'[a-zA-ZÑñ]+r(_)'

rugged root
#

Yeah, that's most of the things I say

somber heath
#

@steel plume πŸ‘‹

wise cargoBOT
#

Voice verification

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

rugged root
#

Hey Fred

#

That's adorable

#

It's like bikes that have that flag to make them more visable

#

We just all wish we could look that fabulous

somber heath
#

@fierce hemlock πŸ‘‹

fierce hemlock
#

hi!

rugged root
#

@vernal bridge Yoooo

#

Oh I was going to ask, how - yes I am - is the game coming along

#

No worries, was just curious

#

So what've you been up to

somber heath
#

@whole bear πŸ‘‹

rugged root
#

I mean there's no guarantee that I'll know how to fix it either

#

Looks like the deed is done

#

No no

whole bear
#

Hello

rugged root
#

My roles

whole bear
#

Appratently can't get voice permission

wise cargoBOT
#

Voice verification

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

whole bear
#

it's ok

#

i have a question

#

i have a python library

#

DearPyGui

#

and they say on linux

#

this library use

#

opengl

#

how exactly they wrap that

#

like, i don't have installed open gl

#

and still works

unreal hazel
#

Hemlock you do be looking a strange color

whole bear
#

aa

#

thanks

somber heath
#

@twin zinc πŸ‘‹

twin zinc
#

hey

rugged root
whole bear
#

because i never installed it

#

aaa

twin zinc
whole bear
#

so is already installed

#

yea

#

is arch

#

aaaa

rugged root
#

Made room for admins who can dedicate more time than I

#

Still Voice Lead, so this is still my domain

whole bear
#

xfce use opengl?

unreal hazel
#

Thank you for your service Prayge

whole bear
#

probably when i installed xfce, opengl gl was installed with him

rugged root
#

You folks aren't fully rid of me yet

whole bear
#

idk

twin zinc
#

hey gotta verifi

#

*verify

unreal hazel
whole bear
#

amazing what people can do

#

with python

#

they ported imgui to python

#

and im really amazed

rugged root
#

"Welcome to the Velvet Room"

#

Love Persona

#

So good

#

His name is Igor

#

Yeah it's... not easy to quickly explain

#

@serene glade Suuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuup

serene glade
#

What is up!

rugged root
#

Not a lot

#

Crap, back later

whole bear
#

yea

#

apparently i found it

#

newbie

vernal bridge
#

pacman -Qq mesa

whole bear
#

that's cool

#

2 years

#

nop

#

a lot of time i just playing games

#

nothing more

#

linuxGamer21 you make games?

#

can i see?

vernal bridge
quasi condor
#

@rugged root you fuckers. I'm in an airport with 2+hrs to kill and you all disappear

rugged root
#

I mean

#

I can still chat. Not like you'd hear my voice anyway, you tool

quasi condor
#

I want to argue about startrek, you were just the proxy ping for the vc regulars

hoary olive
#

people around me love it alot ( especially on the older spectrum ). i think its mid

#

well respectable work done by the team who worked on it atleast

#

its one of those films that has built this insane reputation for the culture built around it

formal ember
#

@rugged root

gentle flint
#

@molten pewter you there?

rugged root
#

That can give you a decent ballpark

#

@lavish rover hanging in there

#

For rendering it helps

lavish rover
#

did someone say rendering πŸ‘€

#

Time to write a new raytracer

rugged root
#

If it was for horses it would be neightracing

#

haytracing

#

Come on hem, it was right fucking there

#

It's more just useless trivia

#

Yeah I'm confused what you guys are trying to convince him of

#

They're different tasks entirely

#

That wouldn't/shouldn't matter

#

Just one?

#

See if they will pay for it

#

Or just buy another yourself

#

Only if you're compensating for something

gentle flint
rugged root
#

I was genuinely trying to figure out if those two images were related

gentle flint
#

lol

#

did you manage to establish a correspondence

rugged root
#

Not yet

#

Right?

valid finch
#

hey i need help with my code

rugged root
#

What's the question

valid finch
#

well it says "invalid syntax" on my function for my operator on my calculator

#

if op == +:
print(num_1 + num_2)

if op == -:
print(num_1 - num_2)

if op == *:
print(num_1 * num_2)

if op == /:
print(num_1 / num_2)

#

can you tell me what im doing wrong here

rugged root
#

You need to change the operators you're comparing to strings

#

So "+"

gentle flint
#

try
if op == "+":
instead of
if op == +:

rugged root
#

and so on

#

Yeah

valid finch
#

ok

#

thanks

rugged root
#

No problem!

gentle flint
#

same for -, *, and /

rugged root
#

@rugged tundra He's going to be competing against everyone and their brother in places that don't want to pay much

rugged root
#

If he's in the US, he's going to have a very hard time finding a livable income at first when freelancing. You either have to get REALLY lucky, have lots of experience and skills, or something to prove you know your shit

#

But even then, it's going to boil down to people will do it for cheaper

#

How many years of experience does he have?

valid finch
#

i still have issues

rugged root
#

If they have the money they can, Yib

#

But you'll have to hire folks who know what they're doing

valid finch
#

whenever i try to enter the operator it just gives me the error

#

Traceback (most recent call last):
File "C:/Users/golde/AppData/Local/Programs/Python/Python311/Chat Bot.py", line 21, in <module>
print(num_1 * num_2)
TypeError: can't multiply sequence by non-int of type 'str'

rugged root
#

You have to convert the num_1 and num_2 that you get from the user into integers

#

You'll want to use int() for that

valid finch
#

ok

#

Traceback (most recent call last):
File "C:/Users/golde/AppData/Local/Programs/Python/Python311/Chat Bot.py", line 12, in <module>
op = int(input("Enter an operator ( + - * /): "))
ValueError: invalid literal for int() with base 10: '/'

rugged root
#

Not for the operator

#

Just the numbers

#

The operator should stay a string

valid finch
#

it does

#

if math.lower() == "can you do some math for me?":
num_1 = int(input("Enter your first number: "
num_2 = int(input("Enter your second number: "))
op = int(input("Enter an operator ( + - * /): "))

if op == "+":
print(num_1 + num_2)

if op == "-":
print(num_1 - num_2)

if op == "*":
print(num_1 * num_2)

if op == "/":
print(num_1 / num_2)

rugged root
#
op = int(input("Enter an operator ( + - * /): "))

You're trying to convert it to an int there

valid finch
#

wdym

rugged root
#

The int() on the outside of that means you're taking whatever the user typed and attempting to turn it into an integer number

wise cargoBOT
#

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.

valid finch
#

i dont understand i apologize

vocal basin
#

this works

num_1 = int(input("Enter your first number: "))
num_2 = int(input("Enter your second number: "))

this fails because your try to convert "+" to int

op = int(input("Enter an operator ( + - * /): "))
valid finch
#

aaaaaaaaah

#

ok

rugged root
#

"waste of money"?

#

I mean how much did they spend?

sweet lodge
rugged root
#

Like

valid finch
#

ok so that works

#

i still have other problems

rugged root
#

There's literally no reason for them to do that

valid finch
#

no not on the calculator

#

im coding a bot

#

and i have other problems with it

#

whenever i try to run a command for it to listen to on the console i have to type it twice

vocal basin
valid finch
#

like i ask it to do some math for me i have to ask it twice before i do it

#

alright

#

thanks

rugged root
#

You'll likely have an easier time getting additional assistance by using the help system (see #β“ο½œhow-to-get-help for more details on that). Unfortunately, I'm going to be heading out soon, and our voice chat is typically more of an off-topic

#

Yeah

#

Sorry

valid finch
#

alright

rugged root
#

You don't want to do that over US land

#

I mean it was miles into the air

#

'murica

#

Rab, myself, Focus

#

Shenanigans

#

It's incredibly important for them to not take it down over land. Entirely possible it could have been carrying a payload waiting for someone to take it down

#

Obviously it didn't, but you don't take that kind of risk over populated areas

sweet lodge
rugged root
#

Oh was listing people in the states

sweet lodge
#

Ah

rugged root
#

Different resolutions

sweet lodge
#

Am not πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ
Am texas_flag

rugged root
#

Yep

#

Exactly

#

Weather balloons can travel miles and miles and miles

#

We actually do have a rocket scientist in here, conveniently

#

99 red ones

#

HA

orchid barn
#

I wonder does, each country has a right up to a certain height where they have the right to decide what should be floating. I gues yea, but how does these height are defined?

rugged root
#

Not the first, probably won't be the last

#

No idea, creative

#

@raw carbon And really neat multi-tools

#

"Soldier of Fortune" is the PC term

gentle flint
#

When his name is called, each new guard approaches the Pontifical Swiss Guard's flag, grasping the banner in his left hand. He raises his right hand with his thumb, index, and middle finger extended along three axes, a gesture that symbolizes the Holy Trinity and the RΓΌtlischwur, and swears in his native tongue (which may be one of the languages of Switzerland).

amber raptor
orchid barn
#

LOL

primal shadow
#

heh

vocal basin
#

there's some treaty against territorial claims on extraterrestrial objects by countries/nations

#

ISS is at around 400 km
North Korea have made tests with altitude of 800~2500 km
so the height isn't the issue for that hypothetical scenario
(aiming it might be an issue still)

#

(though those are made for static targets; not as fast moving as a space station)

dull pawn
#

Hi there

#

I need to send 50 messages

thorn ermine
#

haha same pipe^

valid finch
#

hey

#

i need help

#

no one is answering me

vocal basin
valid finch
#

so when i try to input a command into my code i have to do it twice before it works

#

!code

vocal basin
valid finch
#
math = input()

if day.lower() == "how has your day been?":
    print("My day has been great! How about your's?")
    
if math.lower() == "can you do some math for me?":
    num_1 = int(input("Enter your first number: "))
    num_2 = int(input("Enter your second number: "))
    op = (input("Enter an operator ( + - * /): "))

if op == "+":
    print(num_1 + num_2)

if op == "-":
    print(num_1 - num_2)

if op == "*":
    print(num_1 * num_2)

if op == "/":
    print(num_1 / num_2)``````
vocal basin
valid finch
#

huh?

vocal basin
# valid finch ```day = input() math = input() if day.lower() == "how has your day been?": ...

first thing you should probably do, is to put the code where you use num_1, num_2, op in the block where they're defined

day = input()
math = input()
if day.lower() == "how has your day been?":
    print("My day has been great! How about your's?")
if math.lower() == "can you do some math for me?":
    num_1 = int(input("Enter your first number: "))
    num_2 = int(input("Enter your second number: "))
    op = (input("Enter an operator ( + - * /): "))
    if op == "+":
        print(num_1 + num_2)
    if op == "-":
        print(num_1 - num_2)
    if op == "*":
        print(num_1 * num_2)
    if op == "/":
        print(num_1 / num_2)
#

otherwise you'll get an error if math.lower() != "can you do some math for me?"

valid finch
#

ok

vocal basin
dull pawn
#

it worked for me @valid finch

vocal basin
# valid finch no

!e

math = "random text"
if math.lower() == "can you do some math for me?":
    example_variable = 1
print(example_variable)
wise cargoBOT
#

@vocal basin :x: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 1.

001 | Traceback (most recent call last):
002 |   File "<string>", line 4, in <module>
003 | NameError: name 'example_variable' is not defined
vocal basin
valid finch
#

no i just dont want to have to enter an input 2 times

#

whenever i want to do math i have to do

#

can you do some math for me?

#

can you do some math for me?

#

and then it gives me it on the second time

vocal basin
vocal basin
#
prompt = input()
if prompt.lower() == "how has your day been?":
    print("My day has been great! How about your's?")
if prompt.lower() == "can you do some math for me?":
    num_1 = int(input("Enter your first number: "))
    num_2 = int(input("Enter your second number: "))
    op = (input("Enter an operator ( + - * /): "))
    if op == "+":
        print(num_1 + num_2)
    if op == "-":
        print(num_1 - num_2)
    if op == "*":
        print(num_1 * num_2)
    if op == "/":
        print(num_1 / num_2)
valid finch
#

prompt?

vocal basin
valid finch
#

alright

#

it worked! tysm

dull pawn
#

it's just the name of the variable

vocal basin
vocal basin
dull pawn
#

now I understand

valid finch
#

ok so now ive run into a different problem

#

i want it to tell some jokes

dull pawn
#

hahaha

valid finch
#

i want it to tell some jokes but only one at a time

#

but it has a list of three to pick from

#

how do i do that

vocal basin
valid finch
#

YEA

dull pawn
#

you should create a list of jokes

vocal basin
#

!d random.choice

wise cargoBOT
#

random.choice(seq)```
Return a random element from the non-empty sequence *seq*. If *seq* is empty, raises [`IndexError`](https://docs.python.org/3/library/exceptions.html#IndexError "IndexError").
valid finch
#

alright

thorn ermine
#

I would say create a list of jokes and choose one based off of indexing it to a random int

vocal basin
# wise cargo

module random contains most common utilities for doing something at random
function choice chooses from a list

valid finch
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how does that work in code?

vocal basin
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there's a builtin function to choose

thorn ermine
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or not haha πŸ€·β€β™‚οΈ

vocal basin
valid finch
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how would that work in code?

vocal basin
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!e

import random
fruits = [
    'apple',
    'banana',
    'cherry',
]
print(random.choice(fruits))
print(random.choice(fruits))
wise cargoBOT
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001 | apple
002 | banana
valid finch
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alright

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wdym example list

vocal basin
thorn ermine
dull pawn
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!e
`import random

jokes = ["Joke 0", "joke 1", "joke 2"]

print(random.choice(jokes))`

wise cargoBOT
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@dull pawn :white_check_mark: Your 3.10 eval job has completed with return code 0.

joke 2
dull pawn
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!e

wise cargoBOT
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Missing required argument

code

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dull pawn
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really nice command

thorn ermine
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Pipe you close to 50 messages now?

dull pawn
dull pawn
fluid helm
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bro how i can check how many massage that i've done so far?

thorn ermine
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I don't think there is a way to check

vocal basin
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!user

wise cargoBOT
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vocal basin
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or ctrl+f

thorn ermine
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Yu coming in with all the bright ideas

dull pawn
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you is Senior in discord commands

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Yu*

fluid helm
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okay

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40 msg

valid finch