voice-chat-text-0

[lunar trout]

and its opern book

[rugged root]

Oh take home one

Gotcha

[lunar trout]

yeah

[rugged root]

Well let's start with what you know already.

Have you written any code for this yet or are you struggling with how to use functions in general

[lunar trout]

I dont know what they are

I did a working one but I used a variable

[rugged root]

Gotcha gotcha

[lunar trout]

thats what I have so far

[rugged root]

!e
Okay, so. Functions are blocks of code that you can use again and again by calling it. So for example:

def ham():
  print("Big fan of ham here")

ham()

[wise cargo]

@rugged root :white_check_mark: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.

Big fan of ham here

[rugged root]

@molten pewter Thanks Jaden Smith

"How can mirrors be real if our eyes aren't"

Back to the help

[trail mural]

hi vc0

[rugged root]

yo

It is

[lunar trout]

"u can never have a new mirror"

[trail mural]

congrats on the freedom green man

[quasi condor]

This tracks - you are the hammiest person I know

[lunar trout]

alr im gonna attempt it

and see how it goes

[rugged root]

@sharp urchin Not really

[lunar trout]

yeah dont click any unless u trust

[rugged root]

When you define a function, there's a few key components: def is require to tell Python you're about to make a function, ham in this case is the function name, () anything in the parentheses is considered a parameter. So if we instead had:

def ham(pork):
  print(f"My new favorite food is {pork}.")

ham("bacon")

In this case, pork is a parameter. And in the function call ham("bacon"), "bacon" is considered an argument. Arguments are what we pass, parameters are what catch the arguments

[lunar trout]

oh ik this one the 4 the different types of functions right?

[rugged root]

Not quite sure what you mean

[cunning lake]

I can relate to your problem

[rugged root]

But this is just one part of what functions can do. In this case, we're just tossing a value to the function and saying "print with it". But what if we want to have it calculate something or we want to get a value back from the function? Then we'll use the return keyword.

!e
So for example:

def add_2(number):
  new_number = 2 + number
  return new_number

spam = 3
print(spam)
beef = add_2(spam)
print(beef)

[wise cargo]

@rugged root :white_check_mark: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.

001 | 3
002 | 5

[rugged root]

Note that I could have done a shorter version, where I do return number + 2

But it was just to show the full process

@mossy cedar Yeah I don't think it's specifically the coding that is the issue there.

Questions, comments?

[lunar trout]

does she need a 4th?

[rugged root]

Bad

[mossy cedar]

heheh

[rugged root]

No

Just hanging out at home. Wife is sick so not really going out to do anything

Oh currently I'm at work

Same

That much coffee is probably not overly healthy either

[lunar trout]

if ur depressed make ur self more sad because 2 negatives make a positive

worked for me '

[rugged root]

As someone with clinical depression, no

[lunar trout]

to each their own I guess

btw @rugged root thank u very much

[rugged root]

That help you out?

[lunar trout]

im starting to understand it a lot more

[rugged root]

Good!

Glad I could help shed some light on it

[lunar trout]

u are the GOAT

[rugged root]

Hit me up if the course ever covers classes. I love explaining those

[lunar trout]

drink green tea better than coffee helps u get that energy without a crash

also drink water when u wake up and dont drink caffeine for like an hour and a half after u wake up

this helps u not crash and need a second dose

[rugged root]

It's actually a myth that you will become more dehydrated from coffee. While yes, caffeine is a diuretic, the amount of water in it compensates for that and then some

[mossy cedar]

the biter coffee taste makes my soul twitch so it keeps me from overtheinking

thinking*

[lunar trout]

understandable

[sharp urchin]

i prefer the intensity 11

so to have a safe side

helps me keep awake

[mossy cedar]

whats that

[lunar trout]

Folgers is the goat

columbian roast

[rugged root]

Folgers is awful

It's got this weird aftertaste

[lunar trout]

what which roast do u get?

[rugged root]

8 o'clock is my favorite brand, typically. But Maxwell House if I'm wanting cheap and a lot

I typically get darker roasts

[lunar trout]

hmm

I typically either get columbian roast folgers or tim hortons medium roast

darker roast takes a man

lol

[rugged root]

Eh, my wife prefers it as well. Ooooo and if you can ever find espresso blends, so good

[sharp urchin]

heavens

?

[rugged root]

The flavor is just better

[lunar trout]

LMAO

[rugged root]

Back in a bit.

[sharp urchin]

built to stay longer!!!

[lunar trout]

$75

[sharp urchin]

ehh?

whats the topic again?

calorie?

[cunning lake]

[lunar trout]

get it silver plated

and why not

get a blender

[pallid hazel]

@rugged root when I find myself glancing into discord and see you givimg examples.. I onno.. it makes me take a minute and then figure out a new way to...

[quasi condor]

https://www.johnlewis.com/browse/home-garden/cutlery/_/N-7cuv?search-term=Cutlery&sortBy=priceLow&imageId=&chunk=3

[pallid hazel]

!e

print(chr(0b01001000), chr(0b01100001), chr(0b01101101))

[wise cargo]

@pallid hazel :white_check_mark: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.

H a m

[stuck furnace]

Well supposedly they price match.

But not Amazon.

[lunar trout]

@quasi condor perfume?

get perfume trust

[sharp urchin]

:{}

well you can use it on urself

[lunar trout]

YSL black is a great fragrance

@mossy cedar before downloading next time create a restore point

[mossy cedar]

got it

alright i hadit. im fresh booting c drive

screw install or uninstall gettin it reset

[lunar trout]

@rugged root

I figured it out finally

and i was able to apply a loop and break command

[sweet lodge]

looks lonely

[lunar trout]

lmao

how do u guys make code run on here lol

!e

[wise cargo]

Missing required argument

code

Missing required argument

code

[lunar trout]

nvm

[rugged root]

Nice

Hey Griff

How goes it

How's it feel to have that much power

Right?!?

It's so irritating

Same

Opaaaaal

Yo

Well at least it's not an unpaid bill

Small price to pay

Of course not.

@tepid edge Sup

an interesting l33t code question
Such a thing exists?

[tepid edge]

class Solution:
  def lengthOfLastWord(self, string: str) -> int:
    count = 0
    for i in range(-1, -len(string) - 1, -1):   
        if string[i] == " ":
            if count:
                return count
            else:
                continue
        count += 1
    return count 

class Solution:
  def lengthOfLastWord(self, string: str) -> int:
    return len(string.strip().split(" ")[-1])

[rugged root]

I impulsively strip..... strings

@limpid umbra Yo

[limpid umbra]

zubba zubba

[rugged root]

How are you testing the memory usage?

Gotcha

I'd ditch the else

First one feels clearer

Sure sure

[limpid umbra]

expensive = time consumption ?

[tepid edge]

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/415225035414831134/1075146032406605944/image.png

[rugged root]

!e

import dis

def lengthOfLastWord(self, string: str) -> int:
  return len(string.strip().split(" ")[-1])

print(dis.dis(lengthOfLastWord))

[wise cargo]

@rugged root :white_check_mark: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.

001 |   3           0 RESUME                   0
002 | 
003 |   4           2 LOAD_GLOBAL              1 (NULL + len)
004 |              14 LOAD_FAST                1 (string)
005 |              16 LOAD_METHOD              1 (strip)
006 |              38 PRECALL                  0
007 |              42 CALL                     0
008 |              52 LOAD_METHOD              2 (split)
009 |              74 LOAD_CONST               1 (' ')
010 |              76 PRECALL                  1
011 |              80 CALL                     1
... (truncated - too many lines)

Full output: https://paste.pythondiscord.com/ifulixibaz.txt?noredirect

[rugged root]

Working on the second one, one sec

!e

import dis

def lengthOfLastWord(self, string: str) -> int:
  count = 0
  for i in range(-1, -len(string) - 1, -1):   
      if string[i] == " ":
          if count:
              return count
          else:
              continue
      count += 1
  return count 

print(dis.dis(lengthOfLastWord))

[wise cargo]

@rugged root :white_check_mark: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.

001 |   3           0 RESUME                   0
002 | 
003 |   4           2 LOAD_CONST               1 (0)
004 |               4 STORE_FAST               2 (count)
005 | 
006 |   5           6 LOAD_GLOBAL              1 (NULL + range)
007 |              18 LOAD_CONST               2 (-1)
008 |              20 LOAD_GLOBAL              3 (NULL + len)
009 |              32 LOAD_FAST                1 (string)
010 |              34 PRECALL                  1
011 |              38 CALL                     1
... (truncated - too many lines)

Full output: https://paste.pythondiscord.com/emelaheceg.txt?noredirect

[rugged root]

Ah yeah, fuckton more calls

[stuck furnace]

Yo

[rugged root]

Sup brah

[stuck furnace]

Errrrr

Mhm

[somber heath]

def cat():
    pass

cat()```

[rugged root]

For some reason imagining a cat being passed like a basketball

If they bother asking about that stuff in the interview, bleh

Welcome to my life

[limpid umbra]

i tend to revisit my old code - and apply speed pieces of code , so any idea is good

[rugged root]

It's neat

[limpid umbra]

speed up code

[rugged root]

True. I like to do that and just see how much I've improved

That's the tough thing for me

Finding usecases

[limpid umbra]

Q - what is faster , more flexible , Arcade OR Pygame ?

[rugged root]

Not sure, haven't tested. PyGame is likely more flexible

I think Arcade is built on top of PyGame, right?

[limpid umbra]

pygame i assume more mature , more banged on for ... x,y,z reasons

just heard about Arcade 10 min ago -

[rugged root]

It's older, but it was stagnant for a long while

[somber heath]

How do you know that dough is always bettering itself?

It says "I'm proved!"

[rugged root]

pygame is more active than it has been in the past

[limpid umbra]

i want to blend , tkinter and pygame to have hi-res / animated gui control panels

[stuck furnace]

Loss of precision

[somber heath]

I thought Arcade was built on top of Pyglet. At least that's what I was told.

[rugged root]

Looking

HA

Oh god, a few years ago - yeah you're right, it is pyglet

When I was working in the tax file room, I HEARD a spider land next to me

I thumped down

Also yes

The spiders will shank you

[stuck furnace]

Don't get on Opal's bad side

[rugged root]

You don't have a bad side

You handsome devil

HA

[limpid umbra]

Oz landia grow BIG poisonous critters , shake out your boots first

[rugged root]

Your boots, your house...

Your country....

[limpid umbra]

need sticky traps - zappy traps , what else

[rugged root]

Yep

What was the chart...

[limpid umbra]

breed a vicious cat that is immune to most toxins

[rugged root]

If you bite something and you die, it's poisonous
If something bites you and you die, it's venomous

If it bites you and someone else dies, that's voodoo

[lavish rover]

What if you bite each other and die in an indeterminate order

[rugged root]

Romeo and Juliet

[lavish rover]

HAH exactly what I was thinking

[rugged root]

She's dead, whoop he's dead, oh wait she wasn't dead no wait now she's dead

[tepid edge]

oh wait she isn't dead ... nvm

[rugged root]

Yeah actually

I was surprised how good that movie was

Agreed

I mean... he's not currently president

Sooo

Your mom

[stuck furnace]

¯_(ツ)_/¯

[rugged root]

See? Griff understands me

Doesn't work for me

@limpid umbra Oh huh, they have a comparison chart

https://api.arcade.academy/en/latest/pygame_comparison.html

@uncut meteor There's probably some like novelty site you could get it.

Like there's Vat19 in the US that has fucking massive gummy bears

They like sugar

https://www.vat19.com/item/worlds-largest-gummy-bear for example

Oh then... hmm

[limpid umbra]

mmm looking.....

[rugged root]

Wouldn't it curdle a little?

In the lemon one

@past oar Yo

HA

I have 2 British friends

minimum

You might

You know one of them at least

Brad

Ohhhhhh okay

I think when you were saying that, I was imagining the candy

You wouldn't need a lot for your tea

Licorice root

Of course you were

Yeah I was

For some reason thinking like licorice candy

[past oar]

iwas thinking of a certain kinda leaf

[rugged root]

@bronze copper Yo

[bronze copper]

hi

[limpid umbra]

this is my goal

[rugged root]

Yes yes har dee har pot

[limpid umbra]

animated GUI for anything

using pygame and tkinter

[rugged root]

How's it going

[stuck furnace]

Nah you can 😄

Hyperventilating

[rugged root]

@uncut meteor High purity oxygen is actually pretty bad for the body, if memory - DAMN IT OPAL

Handsome bastard, I was writing it out as he said it

@acoustic saffron Sup

Later griff

[stuck furnace]

[rugged root]

Right?

It's uncanny

[past oar]

cohort effect

[rugged root]

Cohort effect

Yeah

Hopefully not nitrous oxide

Just giggling all the way down

[somber heath]

HeHeHe

[rugged root]

HA

Took me a second

Inert yeah

It's why I stuck with more practical stuff

Practical as in... I guess things I can touch and fix

IT

it's mah jam

[limpid umbra]

@rugged root Arcade much faster at everything....

[rugged root]

Not quite

But faster in enough places

But if it's just for a GUI, that really shouldn't matter

It's not like if you use pygame it's going to work like a slideshow

[limpid umbra]

@rugged root you saw the GUI pic up top?

[rugged root]

I did. And that kind of thing can be done with fairly simple processing and software

[stuck furnace]

@tepid edge Are you still interested in the answer to that question?

[rugged root]

I mean

@past oar Like... Ball point, fountain...

[limpid umbra]

@rugged root the PC and microcontroller , setup

[somber heath]

Hm. Ball point pen.

[rugged root]

I'm not sure what you're getting at, prop

[stuck furnace]

I think it's just because one solution uses built-in string methods, and the other uses python loops. The first approach is usually going to be much faster. I don't think I can really say much more than that.

This is actually a bit faster still: ```py
def lengthOfLastWord(string):
_, _, suffix = string.rstrip().rpartition(' ')
return len(suffix)

Yeap

[limpid umbra]

@rugged root i can have a , uC or a raspi in a greenhouse -- then link to it via wifi , and have a fancy GUI page to display pumps , chart logged data , ect

[rugged root]

*_, suffix = string.rpartition(' ')

Eh...

Doesn't look that much cleaner

Plus it'd waste time making a tuple...

Hmm

[rugged root]

Right I get that, but how quick of a refresh rate do you need on the GUI? I've seen these kinds of layouts and diagrams on old equipment from the 90's

[limpid umbra]

@rugged root my idea is old , just trying to cobble it together small scale

[rugged root]

Sure sure

[stuck furnace]

Yeah I didn't realise the input might end with a space.

[limpid umbra]

@rugged root i can try both , see what is simple to run on old RPI , like a RP3B+ , computationally friendly

[rugged root]

pygame is going to be less intensive on it

Plenty of open source projects looking for people to review PRs and what have you

[limpid umbra]

im using UBUNTU on my RP3B+ , 32 bit OS , for a juke box

so i need to test pygame on it also

[rugged root]

It doesn't have a graphics card

That's going to make it less useful to arcade

[limpid umbra]

well its just a display terminal for data from microcontroller

[rugged root]

Right

[limpid umbra]

if something is , animated , its just to show it is active , like a pump or fan

[rugged root]

HA

It's a joke

"Deaf con"

You little scamp

Dorknet

No Such Thing as a Fish

Can't recommend this one enough

Really good podcast

Not quite

In the Oxford Dictionary of Underwater Life, it states that there is no such thing as a fish

Because a fish as it's used implies that they're all very directly related, which is often not the case

We use KnowBe4 at work

@whole bear Yo

[whole bear]

@rugged root yo

[rugged root]

How's it going

[somber heath]

I'd like to hand the authors an extra-fizzy drink.

[whole bear]

discovering discord and learning python

[rugged root]

Well cool, happy to have you

NO NO NO

I HIGHLY recommend it

Fucking love it

I can't recommend it enough means I genuinely run out of words trying to say how good it is

@prime forge I do indeed

[whole bear]

this is super cool

[rugged root]

What's your question about them?

Classes are my jaaaaaaaaaam

[whole bear]

metaclasses ?

[rugged root]

Like what is your question/issue that you're having

Oh god damn it

[rugged root]

Meta classes are ways to manipulate how Python works

It's a bit funky

Free samples!

[whole bear]

@rugged root thanks

[rugged root]

Any time

[limpid umbra]

@rugged root hmmm i will ask you about CLASSES at a later date , they kinda confuse me

[rugged root]

I love explaining stuff

It's why I'm here

!stream @prime forge

[wise cargo]

✅ @prime forge can now stream until <t:1676409179:f>.

[whole bear]

what are flask and django. I am about to finish a book on python and I see these terms everywhere but I don't know when I have to use them or go to them

[rugged root]

So flask and django are web backends. When you go to a website, the backend is what serves you that page. Any links you click or things you enter, they get sent to that backend, are processed, and served back to the user.

That's just broad concept

It gets a bit more into the weeds

[whole bear]

oh ok thank

[rugged root]

Any time

Or PowerShell

[rugged root]

Which book, if you don't mind me asking

[whole bear]

@rugged root Head First Learn to Code

[rugged root]

Huh, hadn't heard of that one

Oh I know

It sounds like I'm a mad man

I do actually have ADHD

So it works

[whole bear]

From Eric Freeman, editions O'Reilly

[rugged root]

Neat, I'll have to take a peak at that

!resources

[wise cargo]

Resources

The Resources page on our website contains a list of hand-selected learning resources that we regularly recommend to both beginners and experts.

[rugged root]

If you find yourself looking for additional resources or wanting to try another book to make sure you have your basics down, we got a bunch of stuff listed

monkey brain go brr
I mean if it's cold

@somber heath Oh dude, did you ever see that old movie Merlin?

Yes

Yes it is

https://tenor.com/bwh8g.gif

If someone is learning how to program, especially just starting out, CS50 just throws too much at someone

Like that's not the main focus

[whole bear]

@rugged root You recommend me the Resources page ? You seem to know so much, give me a shortcut. My eyes are burning from studying

[rugged root]

Hmmm..... Well, if you want to make sure you have your basics down, A Byte of Python is one I recommend

And it's free on its respective site, which is a plus

[whole bear]

I will go check it out. I trust you 100%

[rugged root]

@somber heath But you know the movie I'm talking about right? With the cymbal monkey that every time it strikes its cymbals someone dies?

I was a CIS major

So I'm probably just biased against it

[past oar]

cis?

[rugged root]

Computer Information Systems

Systems

[whole bear]

who did the cs50 entirely ?

[rugged root]

Think more IT and boots on the ground coding

[past oar]

what is the difference between that and a cs or cybersecurity degree

[rugged root]

I consider CIS as practical vs CS which is more theoretical

Practical more hands on I mean

IT being one of the more hands on

[past oar]

im self taught so 🤷

[rugged root]

In fairness, take what I say with a grain of salt. I'm a hobbyist, I don't work in the industry

(except for IT, I do indeed do that for work)

I guess my main thought is, if someone comes in and says "Hey, I want to learn how to program", I start basic

We also have a younger userbase

[past oar]

id make them make a peanut butter jelly sandwich on paper

[rugged root]

Exactly

[whole bear]

@past oar what can you do now with your self taught knowledge. Are you able to get into the marketplace and get gigs and stuff ?

[rugged root]

Not everyone has or wants the higher maths

[stuck furnace]

The guy who presents CS50 is a little too high-energy for me 😄

[rugged root]

🐐

[whole bear]

@stuck furnace he was sweating like in a sauna

[past oar]

i teach programming/stem at a private high school and i do occasional pentesting gigs

[whole bear]

@past oar amazing. respect

[rugged root]

Some of our staff (lemon for example) is primarily self taught and has gotten quite far in his career

Certifications are a bit more handy in IT

Not as much in programming

For now

[whole bear]

you guys are giving me hope. I can relate to you @rugged root for CFE (College Failure Enthusiast)

[rugged root]

Moritz was the one who said it

I mean I am

[whole bear]

Oh sorry

[rugged root]

But you're the one who talked about it

No no, it's accurate

[whole bear]

hahhahaha

[rugged root]

Due to having to move a lot, I've gone to 6 different colleges in 3 different states. I had around 100 credit hours that were essentially rendered useless as they got converted into electives

I got my associates of liberal arts as a transfer degree, but at some point I just broke

It was not a good time in my life

[whole bear]

hey, I heard we must learn at least 2 programming languages to be called a developper. The founder of Linux said this in a talk. Which programming language do you guys think makes more sense to couple with Python ?

[rugged root]

You don't HAVE to learn more than one language, but it's good to have more than one under your belt

And Python is more of a glue language

[somber heath]

It helps if you stick with it, though.

[rugged root]

Which kills me inside that you can

[acoustic saffron]

@tepid edge

[rugged root]

It feel so off

That was tacky, opal

[tepid edge]

https://cs50.harvard.edu

[whole bear]

awesome, thanks guys

[acoustic saffron]

@tepid edge pv message

[somber heath]

I have to adhere to my principles.

[acoustic saffron]

Didn't work, u have settings set to don't acc from strangers

[rugged root]

What're the common ones in industry... Java is still very very common, C# is good, JavaScript is handy, and then like the next tier of niche would be stuff like C, C++, Rust, Go...

[acoustic saffron]

yeye

[rugged root]

.NET is everywhere now

It's not restricted to just Windows

HA

Rider

^

VS Codium?

Ah gotcha

Back in a bit

[whole bear]

CSS ?

[tepid edge]

https://cs50.harvard.edu/

[whole bear]

oh ok

how long it took you to finish it ?

I understand

Awesome. Great value. Do any of you have tried competitive programming with Python ?

[stuck furnace]

Staines massive!

[dense ibex]

codewars if that counts

from what i've seen though most ppl use c or cpp

[whole bear]

Yes there is @somber heath , they hold contests and rank coders by the speed and concision of their code. They in turn get contacted by headhunters like Google or other software companies

[stuck furnace]

Ey Jake. How goes?

Good to hear 😄

I feel like I have no idea what IBM actually does today.

Other than make AIs to win Jeopardy.

[whole bear]

software engineer and software developer is the same thing ?

[stuck furnace]

I have been breathing for 30 years.

Expert breather

[sweet lodge]

Mainframes

They’re also making their own cloud, believe it or not

[stuck furnace]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ntPxdWAWq8

[whole bear]

@dense ibex you're using VS ?

cool

[stuck furnace]

Have you opened up a portal to hell?

Balsamic vinegar lol

Could you imagine cleaning your monitor with it

[gentle flint]

that's a blow below the belt

[stuck furnace]

Oh yeah that is true.

You can avoid that by always using task groups.

Like Trio's nurseries.

[sturdy panther]

Tasks being cleaned up was one of the first asyncio lessons I learnt the hard way.

[stuck furnace]

Bye Opal

[sturdy panther]

Woah. Hemlock changed colour? When did that happen?!

[stuck furnace]

Mhm. About a week ago: #changelog message

Also Joe and Sebastian stepped down as owners/directors.

[sturdy panther]

Ah.. Thanks for linking me.

I prefer teal over red anyway!

assert.almost_equal

It is so neat in pytest!

[uncut meteor]

https://fasterthanli.me/articles/i-want-off-mr-golangs-wild-ride

https://devurls.com/

[stuck furnace]

Letting users submit content was a mistake

Back to web 1.0

@tepid edge

[whole bear]

My internet is pathetic

I can't even join the VC channel

[stuck furnace]

Mhm

[uncut meteor]

https://tenor.com/view/boom-basil-brush-gif-24691952

[stuck furnace]

Basil Brush?

[sweet lodge]

.... I think this is the first time I've seen entirely staff in a public VC

... nevermind

8080

oh dear dog no

not the GPT

Narrator: frenchy french copied the code

[uncut meteor]

!e

from itertools import batched

for batch in batched(range(60), 4):
  print(batch)

[wise cargo]

@uncut meteor :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 | ImportError: cannot import name 'batched' from 'itertools' (unknown location)

[uncut meteor]

oh

its 3.12

https://docs.python.org/3.12/library/itertools.html#itertools.batched

@olive hedge ^

[olive hedge]

https://abandontech.cloud/an-ai-tells-you-how-to-become-a-software-developer/

!steam @lucid blade

!stream @lucid blade

[wise cargo]

✅ @lucid blade can now stream until <t:1676416858:f>.

[stuck furnace]

[uncut meteor]

purple doggie

[lucid blade]

https://youtu.be/uQh1aNwr4Aw

[stuck furnace]

Griff

[dense ibex]

@vivid palm 👀

fisher told me to tell you to join

[pallid hazel]

@rugged root
https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/376924921139298304/1075193425961418885/IEujdxw.png

[lucid blade]

is the seller chinese ?

[pallid hazel]

lol

[lucid blade]

😄

does it come with scale f16s to shoot it down ?

... ill stop.

[vivid palm]

sry i have a work deadline x_x

[elfin fractal]

so does fisher

[wicked crane]

hi

[wet pine]

hi

[wicked crane]

@wet pine u tryna help me with something small

[wet pine]

sure

dm me

[stuck furnace]

👋 @elfin fractal

I should go to bed, cya 👋

[high harness]

Hey I just realised I don't have voice yet, give me a moment

It's alright, I think it's because I only joined the server recently, so it's not letting me lol

So I guess I'll type here

[stray bay]

no worries

[high harness]

For coding you'll want to use CoPilot

Copilot is free

I think I might have it because I already pay for github, and I'm a student

Copilot is absolutely incredible

@lucid blade It's basically clever google in my books

[stray bay]

!voice

No

[high harness]

I work in AI lol

Don't worry

So the thing about ChatGPT is that it's trained on the internet, which is what makes it basically equivalent to Google

@lucid blade Not always OpenCV. OpenCV is a software framework you can use, but it's no longer the sate of the art. The state of the art if I recall correctly is YOLOv3

[lucid blade]

cool im so out of touch

lol

[high harness]

OpenCV probably includes the YOLO algorithm these days lol

Which year was this then?

That would be 2017 then?

That was around when YOLOv2 was published as a paper I think

https://arxiv.org/abs/1612.08242

Defence Conference?

[lucid blade]

defcon conference

[high harness]

@lucid blade https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DEFCON

DEFCON 1 isn't nuclear annihilation, it means the nukes are ready to go

No, it just means someone can push the button at a moments notice andh ave them launched I thinkl

You can probably work it out from this

This is from wikipedia

"Weather" balloons

@lucid blade I think it's 3 or 4 actually

The issue with going to 2 is you need the logistics in place

Read the definition for 2 very carefully

Launching a missile to test if it works isn't "ready to mobilise in 6 hours"

@lucid blade NK is at a permanent state of war economy. Also I am Chinese lol. I ain't gonna get pissed

I don't worry I hate Chinese people too

@stray bay knows what's up lmao

[stray bay]

[high harness]

I can't make out what you're saying lol

Also, it might be cantonese. I only speak mandarin

No idea, in simplified Chinese fuck your mum is 去你娘的

Shove that into google translate lol

@stray bay What it literally means is "go to your mother". What it really means is fuck your mother

Right, I've got to hop off for a bit. It's been good, cheers folks. See you around 🙂

[lucid blade]

PEACE DUDE

*caps

[somber heath]

@bronze flare 👋

That was you that just joined and left, yes?

I only saw you(?) for a brief moment.

@latent anchor 👋

[latent anchor]

Why can I not speak?

[wise cargo]

Voice verification

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

[latent anchor]

Well I am not a troll. How do I unmute lol

makes sense

👍

Okay well that will take awhile

[sharp urchin]

hello

people

how are you guys doing tdy

hmmm...scheduled maintenance

[latent anchor]

Guys I am new to python and trying to code a simple blackjack script as my first project. Im not sure if I am allowed to ask but if someone can help answer an issue I am having with I would greatly appreciate it.

[sharp urchin]

sounds a bad day

to me

:{

[latent anchor]

If not no big deal

[sharp urchin]

ahhh...without ac?

what do you mean "not that hot"

[latent anchor]

the program is sort of large but I can not share can I post snippets in here?

[sharp urchin]

temp in celcius rn?

[latent anchor]

or images of my code?

[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]

!paste

[wise cargo]

Pasting large amounts of code

If your code is too long to fit in a codeblock in Discord, you can paste your code here:
https://paste.pythondiscord.com/

After pasting your code, save it by clicking the floppy disk icon in the top right, or by typing ctrl + S. After doing that, the URL should change. Copy the URL and post it here so others can see it.

[sharp urchin]

cool then

32degrees is fine

for me

without ac

[latent anchor]

https://paste.pythondiscord.com/ivunehegoj

so this link will open my code?

Thank you so much.

Im having three problems but if you could just fix this I would be estatic. My while loop displaying the hands is only running exactly 12 times and then exiting

not exiting but it just prints this line print("Cards already played:")
for cards in selected_cards:
print(cards, end=" ")
print("\nRemaining Shoe:")
for cards in shoe:
print(cards, end=" ")

and then terminates

awesome.

Is it too long? its my first project so I do not know how to do things efficiently

Makes sense.

hard to follow

Would love that

I forgot thats my name

Im sorry whats it called?

type hints

[vocal basin]

"or if you get it right but not right enough"

depends on IDE/Language Server, tbf

Pyright (Pylance) will argue
PyCharm will probably ignore

[latent anchor]

Right I was not expecting this blackjack code to take so long but I definitely need to add more notes especially if I think I am going to be sharing it 😆

[vocal basin]

there's some convention to put >>> in docstrings

[chrome pewter]

does anyone know what is wrong in this

[vocal basin]

for usage

[latent anchor]

Okay I have been reading about type hinting since you mentioned it.

[velvet tartan]

Looks like hping3 is taking "flood" and the ip address as 2 arguments. It's expecting 1 argument

[latent anchor]

still trying to wrap my head around exactly what it is.

[vocal basin]

@ivory schooner
there are libraries that use annotations to determine what to do with the functions

FastAPI, discord.py (discord.ext.commands)

[velvet tartan]

It also might be taking -1 as an argument?

[ivory schooner]

Yes, I've built applications using FastAPI

[chrome pewter]

basically it takes ip of server and send bulk req

[vocal basin]

I try to type hint as much as can be done correctly
so, like, even in Jupyter where it does essentially nothing by default

[latent anchor]

that makes a lot of sense.

[vocal basin]

there needs to be a mod in the VC for giving temporary streaming permissions

for showing code there's:

!paste

[wise cargo]

Pasting large amounts of code

If your code is too long to fit in a codeblock in Discord, you can paste your code here:
https://paste.pythondiscord.com/

After pasting your code, save it by clicking the floppy disk icon in the top right, or by typing ctrl + S. After doing that, the URL should change. Copy the URL and post it here so others can see it.

[velvet tartan]

Hm. Try telling chatgpt "I get this error {error_here}". See what the response is

[chrome pewter]

did that

already

[velvet tartan]

and what did it say?

[ivory schooner]

!paste

[wise cargo]

Pasting large amounts of code

If your code is too long to fit in a codeblock in Discord, you can paste your code here:
https://paste.pythondiscord.com/

After pasting your code, save it by clicking the floppy disk icon in the top right, or by typing ctrl + S. After doing that, the URL should change. Copy the URL and post it here so others can see it.

[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.

[chrome pewter]

-- was missing before flood that's why I was getting error 😅

[vocal basin]

there's a link

[vocal basin]

```py
print()
```

wrong quotes

back ticks

[vocal basin]

copy what I or the bot sent

with "py" after the first triple (same line)

[velvet tartan]

Ahh I should've known lol

[vocal basin]

with highlighting:

from fastapi import FastAPI, Request, Response, Body
from pydantic import BaseModel
from typing import Optional
from OC_Menu import process
from Foodtec import FTcommon
from DD_Images import DDimages
from GH_Images import GHimages

app = FastAPI()

class Restaurant(BaseModel):
    DD_Store_Id: int
    DD_Menu_Id : int 
    Cookie : str
    Images : Optional[bool]

class GHRestaurant(BaseModel):
    storeId : int
    bearerToken : str


@app.get("/api/doordash/")
async def getMenu(restaurant : Restaurant, request: Request):
    header = request.headers.get('Authorization')
    if header == "f741d6a9e8ae4605bb621fd70683e92e":
        menuResponse = process(restaurant.DD_Store_Id, restaurant.DD_Menu_Id, restaurant.Cookie, restaurant.Images)
        return menuResponse
    else:
        return Response(status_code=401, content = "Unauthorized")

[ivory schooner]

Your a champ

[latent anchor]

So I just need to use it once correct?

[vocal basin]

async def getMenu(restaurant: Restaurant, request: Request) -> Response:

[vocal basin]

why the hell is "Optional" a keyword in this highlighting

bool | None

same as

Optional[bool]

None can be used in place of NoneType

in typing

it's probably not going to check the type validity on the fields

[somber heath]

@cosmic cliff 👋

[cosmic cliff]

hello!

[ivory schooner]

@vocal basin in addition to the highlighting of the code block, can you include line numbers?

[vocal basin]

https://paste.pythondiscord.com/

discord's markdown on its own doesn't provide line numbers, afaik

it does recognise the initial >>>/... as REPL elements

>>> print( \
...     [...] \
... )
[Ellipsis]

if you want to f with memory, use Rust instead

[sharp urchin]

!e py s = "()(}[]" for i in range(len(s)-1): for j in range(i+1,len(s)): if s[i].startswith("(") and s[j].endswith(")"): print("true") if s[i].startswith("{") and s[j].endswith("}"): print("true") if s[i].startswith("[") and s[j].endswith("]"): print("true")

[wise cargo]

@sharp urchin :white_check_mark: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.

001 | true
002 | true

[sharp urchin]

can someone help

i give up

:[

[vocal basin]

recursion is fine to some point

but not perfect

[sharp urchin]

An input string is valid if:

Open brackets must be closed by the same type of brackets.
Open brackets must be closed in the correct order.
Every close bracket has a corresponding open bracket of the same type.```

[vocal basin]

recursion uses the stack in some form anyway
but it's in The Stack not in the heap

[vocal basin]

this can print true more than once (as demonstrated by your example)
you're finding all the matching pairs instead of validating the input

!e

s = "((()))"
for i in range(len(s)-1):
    for j in range(i+1,len(s)):
        if s[i].startswith("(") and s[j].endswith(")"):
            print("true")

[wise cargo]

@vocal basin :white_check_mark: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.

001 | true
002 | true
003 | true
004 | true
005 | true
006 | true
007 | true
008 | true
009 | true

[sharp urchin]

!e py s = "(){}[}" for i in range(len(s)-1): for j in range(i+1,len(s)): if s[i].startswith("(") and s[j].endswith(")"): print("true") if s[i].startswith("{") and s[j].endswith("}"): print("true") if s[i].startswith("[") and s[j].endswith("]"): print("true")

[vocal basin]

start by solving for () only (without {} and [])

then solve for () and {}

[sharp urchin]

Input: s = "()"
Output: true
Example 2:

Input: s = "()[]{}"
Output: true
Example 3:

Input: s = "(]"
Output: false```

[vocal basin]

first step:
getting from nothing to ()
second step:
getting from () to (){}
third step (the easiest):
getting from () to (){}[]

() you can solve with constant memory

(){} you can't

[sharp urchin]

!e py s = "()" for i in range(len(s)-1): for j in range(i+1,len(s)): if s[i].startswith("(") and s[j].endswith(")"): print("true") if s[i].startswith("{") and s[j].endswith("}"): print("true") if s[i].startswith("[") and s[j].endswith("]"): print("true")

[wise cargo]

@sharp urchin :white_check_mark: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.

true

[vocal basin]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stack_(abstract_data_type)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Recursion_(computer_science)

[sharp urchin]

@ivory schooner sorry for the ping

    def isValid(self, s: str) -> bool:
        for i in range(len(s)-1):
            for j in range(i+1,len(s)):
                if s[i].startswith("(") and s[j].endswith(")"):
                    print("true")
                if s[i].startswith("{") and s[j].endswith("}"):
                    print("true")
                if s[i].startswith("[") and s[j].endswith("]"):
                    print("true") ```

( == )

[vocal basin]

@sharp urchin
is (()(()) a valid sequence?
try to describe how you get the answer to that

without doing that in code, at first

[sharp urchin]

"(" == ")"

[vocal basin]

s[i].startswith("(") does the same as s[i] == "("

[sharp urchin]

if s[i] == s[i+1]

[sharp urchin]

.

[vocal basin]

if it does print(bool(Solution().isValid(...))), it will print False always

return

don't print

class Solution:
    def isValid(self, s: str) -> bool:
        for i in range(len(s)-1):
            for j in range(i+1,len(s)):
                if s[i].startswith("(") and s[j].endswith(")"):
                    return True
                if s[i].startswith("{") and s[j].endswith("}"):
                    return True
                if s[i].startswith("[") and s[j].endswith("]"):
                    return True
        return False

20-30 minutes so far

[sharp urchin]

yes i understood ...ty

later

[vocal basin]

the common intuitive solution may come from the following assumptions:
valid + valid gives valid
empty is valid
( + valid + ) is valid
{ + valid + } is valid
[ + valid + ] is valid

or derived from the original description:
every bracket needs a closing one
so each time you see an open one, you put it away until you find a matching closing

[vocal basin]

fails on (()

@ivory schooner
correctness is more important than optimisation for now

the solution isn't correct

[ivory schooner]

def isValid(self, s: str) -> bool:
        stack = []
        pMap = {
            '}':'{',
            ']':'[',
            ')':'('
        }
        
        for paren in s:
            if paren not in pMap:
                stack.append(paren)
                continue
            else:
                if stack and stack[-1] == pMap[paren]:
                    stack.pop()
                else:
                    return False
        
        return not stack
        ```

[vocal basin]

```py
```

. denoting where the algorithm is at:

.(()(())
(.()(())
((.)(())
( . (())
(.(())
((.())
(((.))
(( . )
((.)
( . <nothing>
(.<nothing>
<error>

like, a more visual way to describe how it goes through the string

[ivory schooner]

()()

(

())

[vocal basin]

unnecessary continue

[ivory schooner]

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

[sharp urchin]

()()

stack = ((

[vocal basin]

no, the stack is never ((

[sharp urchin]

)

[ivory schooner]

((

[vocal basin]

it's , (, , (,

in this case

[ivory schooner]

(())

[vocal basin]

for ()()

yes

[sharp urchin]

:{}

[vocal basin]

(everything to the left of the . is the stack)

.()()
(.)()
  .()
  (.)
    .

and to the right is the rest of the string

[vocal basin]

and for (())

.(())
(.())
((.))
  (.)
    .

roman number conversions have very weird solutions

I'm looking through my codewars (weird leetcode alternative) solutions

[vocal basin]

integer to roman, the cursed way

[sharp urchin]

class Solution:
    def romanToInt(self, s: str) -> int:
        roman_to_integer = {
            'I': 1,
            'V': 5,
            'X': 10,
            'L': 50,
            'C': 100,
            'D': 500,
            'M': 1000,
        }
        s = s.replace("IV", "IIII").replace("IX", "VIIII").replace("XL", "XXXX").replace("XC", "LXXXX").replace("CD", "CCCC").replace("CM", "DCCCC")
        return sum(map(lambda x: roman_to_integer[x], s))```

class Solution(object):
    def romanToInt(self, s):
        dict_of_num = {
            'I':1,
            'V':5,
            'X':10,
            'L':50,
            'C':100,
            'D':500,
            'M':1000,
        }
        n = 0
        tmp = dict_of_num[s[0]]
        for i in s:
            if dict_of_num[i] > tmp:
                n += dict_of_num[i] - (2*tmp)
            else:
                n += dict_of_num[i]
            
            tmp = dict_of_num[i] 

        return n```

[vocal basin]

copied from memory, originally saw in a talk by Kevlin Henney

[vocal basin]

at some point I just started solving beta (preview) problems which give something around no rating at all

[ivory schooner]

gg

[vocal basin]

https://www.codewars.com/kata/525f3eda17c7cd9f9e000b39/python

seven(times(five()))   # must return 35
four(plus(nine()))     # must return 13
eight(minus(three()))  # must return 5
six(dividedBy(two()))  # must return 3

this is actually polymorphism

ad hoc polymorphism

or, like, it seems to be it on the outside
(the proper solution doesn't vary behaviour between zero(something) and zero() much)

[sharp urchin]

:{

would love to look at the solution

cuz i have zero idea on how to solve these

or where to even start with

[vocal basin]

the thing to realise is that this is Function Programming problem
and things like plus(nine()) are probably going to be functions

[vocal basin]

the solving route:
should plus(nine()) be enough to determine the result of four(plus(nine())) only based on the number 4?
yes
therefore four can just be responsible to passing that value to its argument, plus(nine())
so the general structure for number(f) is return f(n)

what's left to solve is how to write plus and handle the no argument case

[vital galleon]

Anybody in chat know about react Dynamic routing and data fetching?

or in call?* 😮

[vocal basin]

what's the question?
(I didn't work with React specifically but did work with other frameworks and JS/TS in general)

[vital galleon]

I can join and showcase it. I believe for the behavior to be a little weird.
Essentially I have a tree similar to this
pages
├── types
│ └── [type]
│ ├── index.tsx
│ └── shops
│ └── [id].tsx

Where my [type] can be anything, but for now it is 'FoodTruck', 'Clothes', 'Art'

through utilizing the index.tsx page I am trying to fetch some data using getStaticProps and getStaticPaths

I am not getting any data at this level ;-;

[vocal basin]

next.js?

[vital galleon]

I get some from getStaticPaths, but not getStaticProps

yes 🙂

I am using next.js

Would you be willing to take a look? I believe I can stream

oh darn

[vocal basin]

are you using fetch inside getStaticProps?

[vital galleon]

I am using something similar - I use supabase.rpc calls

I await on it as well

[vocal basin]

is the problem on the development server or on the production server?

[vital galleon]

Development server

haven't yet made a build

[vocal basin]

you're making a request to some other server responsible for handling API calls, right?

like, a back-end

React's development server should have something for proxying to it

[vital galleon]

That is correct - I am using Next.js's back-end. (Express?)

[vocal basin]

direct requests may get blocked by CORS or something

[vocal basin]

(if you reach to the server by something other than a relative URL with proxy)

getStaticProps gets called but errors, right?

oh, nvm, CORS shouldn't matter

it's server-side

[wise cargo]

Hey @vital galleon!

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

[vital galleon]

type ExploreMenuProps = {
  shops:any
}

export const getStaticPaths = async () => {
    const {data} = await get_shops_with_location();
    // console.log(data)
    const paths = data?.map(item => {
        return {
            params: {type: item.shopID.toString()}
        }
    })

    // console.log(paths)
    return {
        paths,
        fallback: false
    }

}

 export const getStaticProps: GetStaticProps = async ( {params: {type}}) => {
    console.log(type)
     //const id = params.type

    const {data} = await get_shops_by_id(id)

    return {props: {shopData: data}};
     //const { data } = await get_shops_with_location();
    // console.log(data)
   //  return { props: { shops: data } };
   };


function Types_Dyn_Menu(props: ExploreMenuProps) {
  const [curr_page, setCurrPage] = useState(1)

  console.log(props)
  const router = useRouter()
  const routerType = router.query.type


  //Hawkr-blue is #1498
  return (
      <main className="flex">
        <section className="flex-grow h-screen pt-6 px-6 bg-slate-200 overflow-y-auto [&::-webkit-scrollbar]:hidden">
          <h1 className=' pb-2 pl-2 font-bold text-gray-600 text-2xl'> {routerType} Hawkrs near me</h1>

            <div className="flex flex-col">
              {props.shops?.map((item: any) => (
                <Link href={`/shops/${item.shopID}`}>
                <InfoCard
                  key={item.shopID}
                  img={hawkr_icon}
                  description={item.shopDescription}
                  title={item.shopName}
                  />
                  </Link>
                ))}
            </div>
            <div className="flex flex-col items-center justify-center">
              {/* TODO: Set up the links to the set-up hawkr page*/}
              <Link href='#' className="text-xl font-medium text-black">Want to run your business?</Link>
              <Link href='#'className="text-2xl font-bold text-sky-500">Setup a Hawkr</Link>
            </div>
          {/* <Pagination curr_page_idx={curr_page} total_items={props.shops.length}  */}
          {/* items_on_each_page={10} on_page_swith_to={(num)=>setCurrPage(num)}/> */}
        </section>
      </main>
  )
}

function Types_Dyn({ shops }: InferGetStaticPropsType<typeof getStaticProps>) {

  let [showOpen, setShowOpen] = useState(true)

  return (
    <>
    {/* <h1> THIS IS A LANDING PAGE</h1> */}
      <div className="flex justify-between bg-slate-200">
        <Transition className="w-2/5" show={showOpen}
          enter='transition-all' enterFrom='opacity-0 w-0' enterTo='opacity-100 w-2/5'
          leave='transition-all' leaveFrom='opacity-100 w-2/5' leaveTo='opacity-0 w-0'>
          <Types_Dyn_Menu shops={shops} />
        </Transition>
        <div className='relative grow'>
          <button className='absolute z-10 rounded border border-gray-300 bg-white px-2.5 py-1.5 text-xs font-medium text-gray-700 shadow-sm
             hover:bg-gray-50 focus:outline-none focus:ring-2 focus:ring-offset-2 m-8'
            onClick={() => setShowOpen(!showOpen)}>
            {showOpen ? <Image width={23} height={23} alt="LeftArrow" src={LeftArrow.src} /> : <div className="flex text-blue-500 text-base"><Image width={20} height={20} alt="RightArrow" src={RightArrow.src} />Show List</div>}
          </button>
          <Map shops={shops} />
        </div>
      </div>
    </>
  )
}

export default Types_Dyn;```

[vocal basin]

is there a reason to use getStaticProps({params: {type}}) instead of getStaticProps() with no arguments (which is how it's shown in docs)?

I probably wouldn't use type as an identifier in typescript (as to not conflict with the keyword)

paths, as returned from getStaticPaths(), is not null and is not empty, right?

[vital galleon]

localhost:3000/types/[hawkrType]

at /types:

• I have 3 cards of the 3 types: 'foodTruck', 'clothes', 'art' (This is given through a 'getStaticProps' call to the database to retrieve shops and get their types)

Click on one.

route to /types/[hawkrType]

Need to pull data with shops with that one type.
^ getStaticPaths Pulls shop data. ( able to print)

• getStaticProps does not receive anything or is called at all

[vocal basin]

export const getStaticPaths = async () => {
    return {
        paths: [{params: {name: 'test'}}],
        fallback: false
    };
}
export const getStaticProps: GetStaticProps = async (context) => {
    console.log("in getStaticProps", context);
    throw Error();
};

I still think the {params: {type}} part looks suspicious

I missed paths:

[vital galleon]

export const getStaticPaths = async () => {
  return {
      paths: [{params: {hawkrType: 'FoodTruck'}}],
      fallback: false
  };
}
export const getStaticProps: GetStaticProps = async (context) => {
    console.log("THIS IS THE STATIC PROPS")
    console.log(context)
    const { data } = await get_shops_with_location();
    console.log(data)
    return { props: { shops: data } };
  };```

[sharp urchin]

:}

ikr

it helps me too in sum way or the other

[whole bear]

Traceback (most recent call last):
File "C:\Users\RYZEN\Desktop\Test-SERVERS\SwenlyTest бот — копия\main.py", line 4, in <module>
from discord_components import DiscordComponents, Button, ButtonStyle, component, interaction
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'discord_components'

[vocal basin]

!rule 5

[wise cargo]

Rules

5. Do not provide or request help on projects that may break laws, breach terms of services, or are malicious or inappropriate.

[sharp urchin]

aight imma head out

later people:}

[vital galleon]

later cruiser! nice hanging with ya

[whole bear]

ERROR: Could not find a version that satisfies the requirement discord_components (from versions: none)
ERROR: No matching distribution found for discord_components

help

bitte

[vocal basin]

why do you have DDOS and DoS in the file path?

[ivory schooner]

lol

sus

[whole bear]

Yes, that's just what I called it.

ERROR: Could not find a version that satisfies the requirement discord_components (from versions: none)
ERROR: No matching distribution found for discord_components

[vocal basin]

¯_(ツ)_/¯

I didn't know replies worked with /shrug

[vital galleon]

Yu, I realized what my main issue was. I feel so dumb lol

[ivory schooner]

The python interpreter you are currently pointing to that is running the code can't find the module

[vital galleon]

getStaticPaths resides with all the possible paths that the [type] could be in the filepath

[ivory schooner]

That's the issue @whole bear

[vital galleon]

I was sending it an id and thus the paths I wanted to go into were non-existant

[whole bear]

a

[vital galleon]

Thanks for being patient with me

[whole bear]

вы меня так и бросите Помогите пожалуйста

leave me like this please help me

[vocal basin]

?

translation doesn't match, imo

[whole bear]

I am from Ukraine I speak Ukrainian but I communicate with you with the help of an interpreter

[vocal basin]

what's the purpose of the bot then?

okay, someone's going to get modmail'ed right now

[whole bear]

to piping minecraft servers

[vocal basin]

what does this mean?

[vital galleon]

Good hanging with y'all. I shall now go and focus on some Algorithms study

wish you all the best

[vocal basin]

if you can prove your project doesn't violate rule 5, I may be able to help with the issue
(otherwise no)

[somber heath]

@steady token👋

[steady token]

hello

ilusion *

nice to meet you

do u know how to use the mic here?

[wise cargo]

Voice verification

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

[steady token]

thanks, i just need to send more messages

hello 😄 @toxic grove

[sharp urchin]

kinda hard question

[wise cargo]

Kindling Projects

The Kindling projects page on Ned Batchelder's website contains a list of projects and ideas programmers can tackle to build their skills and knowledge.

[sharp urchin]

sir opal

can you give me a small idea tomorrow? if possible

on making those pictures

using python

the way you gave AF

if possible

no

i wasnt there

only if your free

thanks:}

umm are we going now?

yeh cuz i was actually learning something new as well

:}

[steady token]

im just starting on python and trying to understand LinkedList, do you know it works?

its a bit confusing to me

but why use nods instead of a simple array?

[sharp urchin]

hello @rapid chasm

how did your regular check up go ?

:{}

nicee i am glad to hear tht

:}

[steady token]

oh thanks i think that i understand better now

[sharp urchin]

nice diamonds!!!

not teeth

[somber heath]

You can still use linked list structures in Python for the right use cases.

[sharp urchin]

"diamonds"

yes as you should

oral HYGIENE

[steady token]

acctualy i was trying to solve a problem in letscode

leetcode*

[sharp urchin]

hmm see thts the reason you need regular chk ups!

:}

[steady token]

vodka? really?

[sharp urchin]

reversing the linked list?

one?

[steady token]

merge two sorted list

[sharp urchin]

ohhk

[steady token]

but it was linked list and i was trying to use simple ".sort"

🤣

[rapid chasm]

@obsidian dragon Where did you go buddy?

[sharp urchin]

i wanna learn bot frame works as well

willbe chking it out soom

[steady token]

are you creating a bot or using one tha already exists? @rapid chasm

maybe you can ask to chatgpt do that bot too

i know, its good to help but not to do everything

do you already work with python?

or just studying

hello @jolly radish

[obsidian dragon]

playing Fortnite

[steady token]

great game

[obsidian dragon]

It is difficult to tell if the Pythonians want to hear my life story

I tend to comment on the game or talk about my life

I don't want to make you non-comfy

[sharp urchin]

gr8 idea

[obsidian dragon]

TLRD; some stuff happened and I have to take meds again and be nice

[steady token]

i have no ideia @rapid chasm

[obsidian dragon]

do I want to be nice? debatable

[sharp urchin]

brb

[somber heath]

@muted geyser 👋

[sharp urchin]

"we are nice people"

:}

[muted geyser]

🙂

[steady token]

hello im back

[sharp urchin]

🥵

[steady token]

🤣 its wrong?

English is not my first language

[rapid chasm]

https://realpython.com/how-to-make-a-discord-bot-python/

[cerulean ridge]

sup all

[steady token]

@cerulean ridge hello

[sharp urchin]

hello sir hemlock

[cerulean ridge]

midnighty

[steady token]

for me is Morning

[cerulean ridge]

Australia is the only country that Energy

[steady token]

in Brazil its 11 am

[cerulean ridge]

my paren'ts doesn't allow me to ride the bus

[sharp urchin]

@rapid chasm also we have a timegap of 4hrs arnd only

so not a prblm with me

:}

BEER, can we have a word for the project? in another vc for a min or so ...if yes then ping me:}

[steady token]

bye bye

[chrome pewter]

hello @somber heath

[rugged root]

Yo

Whose got two thumbs is Mr. Hemlock?

https://tenor.com/HhtF.gif

Sounds right

I relate to that- I mean what?

"Oh no"

"Well, shit"

@cerulean ridge Suuuuppppppppp

@chrome pewter How's it going

Dude, come on.... So there's this thing that we have to do: https://support.8x8.com/cloud-phone-service/voice/work-sms/SMS_Campaign_Registration_and_Impact?mkt_tok=NTc2LUdZQy01MDAAAAGJ6rTkbNQzUuj_qoVS_tjpwcNENYOonei-poC3wCB0HgXeoOv2Kv4lafv7J7rew2ykHmlZysAbFXk0Wr6AM_VpZ2yyyCOpIeEnOiGFxa5SSDg9-gk

@lavish rover Ahhh?

Ahhh okay

Wasn't so much a scream as much as a like... Someone trying to imitate a crow

"CAW"

[rugged root]

And neither I nor the office manager have the proper permissions to do this. Because stupid

So I have to contact our MSP

Which is irritating

It should just be me clicking a button

But noooooooooooo

The permissions aren't set up right

[chrome pewter]

it is going well

sorry for late reply

I was busy doing something else

[rugged root]

No worries

[lavish rover]

I legit just stood here for 2 mins because I forgot which way it is to work

I'm so sleepy.depribed

[rugged root]

Your body rejected the idea

[lavish rover]

I've slept 4 hours

[rugged root]

Why?

[lavish rover]

Just couldn't sleep

[rugged root]

Fair

[lavish rover]

brain kept running at a million miles an hour

[somber heath]

Call me obtuse, but I don't get it.

[rugged root]

Well played

I see your angle

[somber heath]

I mean, it's like, symbol, symbol, Roman numerals, lemons, x, actual joke but it's in demonese.

[rugged root]

To work

He was getting on or off the tube

@sharp urchin Suuuuuup

[sharp urchin]

hello good sir!!!!

how are ya?

[rugged root]

I'm alright I think

https://tenor.com/E2I6.gif

Looks like he's got dog ears

Global not local?

Mkay

Yeah yeah

I do use that analogy a lot

@half flare Sup

OH

Did you see the one with Ron Jeremy with that?

[sharp urchin]

ohh he a cybersecurity guy

:}

[rugged root]

It's so funny

[sharp urchin]

wizard help me with this pls

how to know if a link can be trusted or not

:{}

[rugged root]

If you're unsure, don't trust me it

[sharp urchin]

any possible way we can figure out?

still?

i trust no one

then what shall i do?

um idk

if a frnd randomly sends me

[rugged root]

There's also link checkers that follow the path checking for viruses

[sharp urchin]

a link

[sharp urchin]

it works?

[rugged root]

Possibly they got hacked

Yep

What Opal said

And they work for checking viruses, not so much social engineering