{point:value for point in grid[x, y, 1, True] for value in grid[*point] if value}
returns
{(0, 1): 20}
when there is a valid value
#voice-chat-text-0
verbal zenith
somber heath
Read. Think. Use. Sleep.
verbal zenith
It's unpacking the points
How do I unpack the values using the point?
In one list comp...
vocal basin
```py
{point:value for point in grid[x, y, 1, True] for value in grid[*point] if...
why , 1?
verbal zenith
Maybe this is the time for a for loop lol
verbal zenith
why `, 1`?
---------\ / This is whether to return the values or coordinates of points true meaning to return coordinates
[2, 2, 1, True]
\ / ^ this is the range of neighbors
these are the coordinates of the point
vocal basin
why `, 1`?
grid[x, y, :, True]
hold on
vocal basin
```py
grid[x, y, :, True]
```
{point:value for point in grid[x, y, :, True] for value in grid[*point] if value.sum()}
lavish rover
No worries just letting you know
cobalt crater
Read. Think. Use. Sleep.
I'm not a robot . I wanna learn this language in youtube channel or in a website that's way i 'm here for helps me (give me somme website or something)
somber heath
I'm not a robot . I wanna learn this language in youtube channel or in a website...
!resources
wise cargoBOT
lavish rover
dictionary comprehension
whole bear
i cant find this in my settings
lavish rover
{key:value for ...}
vocal basin
what does an empty slice mean?
all values
somber heath
what does an empty slice mean?
From the start to the end.
vocal basin
{key:value for ...}
another :
verbal zenith
not what im talking about ustafa lol
lavish rover
I'm dumb
lavish rover
ignore
verbal zenith
[x, y, :, True]
^
cobalt crater
!resources
yes like this
verbal zenith
That's cool though, either way it's my own function
verbal zenith
I've overridden the get_item function to allow getting neighbors
somber heath
yoo those fingers are way too long
It's not you.
verbal zenith
def __getitem__(self, key: int | tuple[int, int] | tuple[int, int, int] | tuple[int, int, int, bool]) -> Any:
if isinstance(key, int) | isinstance(key, slice):
return self.grid[key]
match len(key):
case x if x > 4:
raise ValueError("Not valid index.")
case 2:
return self.grid[key[1]][key[0]]
case 3:
return self.get_neighbor_values(key[0], key[1], key[2])
case 4:
return self.get_neighbor_ids(key[0], key[1], key[2]) if key[3] else self.get_neighbor_values(key[0], key[1], key[2])
case _:
raise ValueError("Not valid index.")
you didn't answer
somber heath
Didn't I?
verbal zenith
{point:value:=grid[*point] for point in grid[x, y, 1, True] if sum(value)}
[[1, 2, 3],
[1, 2, 3],
[1, 2, 3]]
fuck you (you refuse give me a website or open my mic /what a terrible person)
vocal basin
fuck you (you refuse give me a website or open my mic /what a terrible person)
you've already been given the website twice at least.
vocal basin
cobalt crater
you've already been given the website twice at least.
tnks
verbal zenith
{point:grid[*point] for point in grid[x, y, 1, True] if sum(grid[*point])}
avoid iteration at all cost
sharp urchin
avoid iteration at all cost
hmm makes sense... i use iteration in most of the problems
vocal basin
avoid iteration at all cost
make use of numpy features
oh, with eight it may be fine
but not over the whole space
vocal basin
make use of numpy features
numpy does iteration for common operations (like, addition/multiplication) inside of it more efficiently than you can do with python
somber heath
hi please give me the steps
Whenever we try, you behave rude and disrespectfully toward the people who are trying to help you. That's not how to go about asking for help.
We're willing to help, not be your punching bags.
cobalt crater
Whenever we try, you behave rude and disrespectfully toward the people who are t...
what i do know i just want steps to learn when i went to the website i won't know how to start which one?
vocal basin
I think I should add some ordering to the stack
(partially based on proximity to current position)
rugged root
On that site, look into A Byte of Python
vocal basin
I think I should add some ordering to the stack
(partially based on proximity to...
maybe 3d trees or something to store the thing
rugged root
!warn 851078116100800542 Fix your attitude. Being disrespectful to other members of the server and saying things like "fuck you (you refuse give me a website or open my mic /what a terrible person)" will not be tolerated here. Re-read the #code-of-conduct.
wise cargoBOT
:incoming_envelope: :ok_hand: applied warning to @cobalt crater.
vocal basin
maybe 3d trees or something to store the thing
the current behaviour is in 1d space with the only dimension being the index in the stack
and, in some sense, it does take the closest point to last point pushed
cobalt crater
!warn 851078116100800542 Fix your attitude. Being disrespectful to other member...
i'm so sorry
rugged root
I'll be on in a bit, heading out on deliveries
cobalt crater
i'm sorry groups
somber heath
Proposal: Rename forking to dinglehopping.
vocal basin
what have I made
thin drift
*what have I made*
You are creating all this in python
vocal basin
You are creating all this in python
for now, all of my code related to this is in python
(I will partially rewrite in Rust when I'm less lazy)
thin drift
Like if you turn litle to left its looks like Mountain and night sky
vocal basin
somber heath
Hm.
vocal basin
this ordering does introduce some noise
comparison of what's more powerful depends on the task
thin drift
How long does takes you to create this MASTER PIECES
vocal basin
this takes 19~20 seconds to generate
thin drift
I never seen something so much buetifule besides Queen gambit
O @rugged root they fixed your office
Because i see you arent muted anymore
somber heath
O <@98195144192331776> they fixed your office
We're now listening to Vanlock.
thin drift
We're now listening to Vanlock.
O ok
vocal basin
AI can make "new inventions"
but ChatGPT was never made for it
and so wasn't stable diffusion
vocal basin
AI can make "new inventions"
but ChatGPT was never made for it
"make" accidentally rather than intentionally
thin drift
O
vocal basin
*what have I made*
I can't replicate this lightning pattern...
nvm it happened again
I will change the contrast settings
thin drift
nvm it happened again
Like imagine you have picture that or any other in your home
vocal basin
I will change the contrast settings
@midnight agate
I think, for .into() you need the type annotated
vocal basin
sometimes it produces lightnings, sometimes it doesn't
gentle flint
@lucid blade knife worked best in the end
nova oriole
looks so beautiful
gentle flint
turned out there was a layer of cardboard on top of the wood
vocal basin
some OSes have support for asynchronous networking
with select/poll or something
unborn storm
bye ๐
vocal basin
just kill the service
never run it again
vocal basin
just kill the service
never run it again
no service
no 300% cpu usage
no problem
you can diagnose if you can't replicate
there is dtrace
and also, figuring out stuff from core dump/logs/whatever
with C it's kind of straight-forward
for python/js/etc. you'd need some extra tooling
somber heath
"From the people who bought you services...and the brains that bought you microservices...
Introducing... The Nanoservice!"
vocal basin
nanoservices with nano uptime
it works 0.0000001% of the time
duplicate files, maybe?
also, the cost of a single file is greater in the FS
vocal basin
duplicate files, maybe?
it may reduce them base on hash
@somber heath
(the corresponding video is still being generated)
verbal zenith
Finally made a random noise image
@vocal basin Why would my image not be able to be uploaded?
Hold on
vocal basin
<@264054779888533515> Why would my image not be able to be uploaded?
what do you mean?
verbal zenith
I guess you can't save as from show()?
I tried saving it from the windows image viewer
lol
verbal zenith
Yeah, let me save it now
my first noise image lol
watch stack
it flips its values I have no idea why
I don't mind that my averaging is odd
but the fact stack flips is killing me
stuck furnace
In theory, creating new stock shouldn't dilute the existing stock, because it's sold at the current market value of the stock.
And the money it's bought with becomes part of the assets of the company (which is owned by the shareholders, once you subtract liabilities).
verbal zenith
lx do you have any idea what I might be doing wrong?
stuck furnace
verbal zenith
apparently the red circle to help show where I was pointing out only rendered on one frame
weird
stuck furnace
I'm not sure what I'm looking at sorry
verbal zenith
I'm not sure what I'm looking at sorry
that's why I tried to circle it but it didn't work for some reason
gentle flint
lucid blade
eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeemmmmmmmmmmmmpppppppppppppppppp
- ai super intelligence takes over any computer network left lol
vocal basin
Australia relies on China somewhat
np.clip
flask needs wsgi runner
thing like
https://pypi.org/project/waitress/
there's a talk about taking money from scammers (about early 00's)
(on DEFCON)
not gold, rather penny stock
vocal basin
this
ICMP
buffer overrun?
general software engineering principles help writing pentesting software
and with solving CTFs and stuff
vocal basin
general software engineering principles help writing pentesting software
and wit...
some tasks require developing custom tooling for the task (proxies, tracers, all that)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DGuRI_SPZYg
do you know mu complex?
it's not much about low-level hacking, but about using the shell and digging through files
vocal basin
general software engineering principles help writing pentesting software
and wit...
I've participated in some CTFs, but I'm not knowledgeable enough to actually solve anything
(what I've managed to solve is mostly maths-related)
vocal basin
@plain needle
what do you mean reset?
there is no real difference
introduce methods for reset
or just delete the instance
and re-create it
HP and hp
initialiser
__init__
lucid blade
vocal basin
dataclasses work well when you don't have to change them
ChatGPT doesn't understand anything but it can suggest random hints
I can't have access to ChatGPT
vpns aren't easy for that too
(would rather not try)
someone should make it play minesweeper
the problem is, minesweeper has no notation unlike chess
they use algorithms for calculating the difficulty
almost 100%...
vocal basin
almost 100%...
minesweeper game results
3BV: minimal clicks to solve without flags
ZiNi: approximation of minimal clicks to solve with flags
approximation because it's undecidable within a reasonable time
lucid blade
@vocal basin peace dude
river thistle
Hello
vocal basin
something went wrong
result of the same code that errored, but on a smaller scale
the difference between two algorithms is a flag (field State0().directional)
last thing I introduced in terms of an algorithms, was:
picking random value from the stack
if it's far away from the top value, swap them
DaVinci Resolve
vocal basin
DaVinci Resolve
or just raw ffmpeg
vocal basin
DaVinci Resolve
it's weird
you can cut
but it's hard to find
PyCharm is too weak in terms of typing
or I was just unable to find a way to configure it properly
mint loom
is anyone here familiar with opencv + usage of classes and oop
vocal basin
is anyone here familiar with opencv + usage of classes and oop
using opencv for which purpose?
mint loom
detecting a ball
but im having issues with the oop implementation
mostly that
not so much on opencv
class Video:
def __init__(self):
self.display = Display()
#self.maths = Calculate()
self.centroidcoords = []
self.radiusvalues = []
self.videopath = self.VidInput()
def GetRadiusValues(self):
# empty list for some reason
return self.radiusvalues
def GetCentroidCoords(self):
return self.centroidcoords
def GetDuration(self):
# Get the number of frames? and the frame rate
frame_count = int(self.videopath.get(cv2.CAP_PROP_FRAME_COUNT))
fps = self.videopath.get(cv2.CAP_PROP_FPS)
print(frame_count, fps)
# Calculate the duration of the video
duration = frame_count / fps
# Release the video capture object
self.videopath.release()
print(duration)
this is the chunk of code im having issues with
vocal basin
the difference between two algorithms is a flag (field `State0().directional`)
rendering video for this right now
mint loom
the GetDuration method
somber heath
@frank walrus ๐
mint loom
def Start(self):
# detect projectile
self.video.DetectBall()
# print video duration
self.video.GetDuration()
self.video.DetectBall()
this line of code works perfectly
frank walrus
<@721835103717818388> ๐
hi
mint loom
but
self.video.GetDuration()
this does not
it returns zero division error which leads to me assume that this line of code
self.videopath = self.VidInput() is not executed for the second line?
vocal basin
```py
class Video:
def __init__(self):
self.display = Display()
...
a little off-topic, but:
it should be get_radius_values instead of GetRadiusValues
(naming convention in python)
mint loom
a little off-topic, but:
it should be `get_radius_values` instead of `GetRadiusV...
ahaha yeah good point, i've taken a liking to camelcase
but yeah the first letter shoukdnt be capitalised
whoops
vocal basin
it returns zero division error which leads to me assume that this line of code
`...
depends on where the error is raised
mint loom
```py
class Video:
def __init__(self):
self.display = Display()
...
the error is raised here
vocal basin
rendering video for this right now
blissful vine
import discord
import asyncio
intents = discord.Intents.default()
intents.members = True
client = discord.Client(intents=intents)
async def send_message():
await client.wait_until_ready() # wait until the bot is ready
channel = client.get_channel(channel number) # replace with the ID of the channel where you want to send the message
while not client.is_closed():
await channel.send('Hello, world!') # replace with the message you want to send
await asyncio.sleep(5) # replace with the number of seconds you want to wait before sending the message again
client.loop.create_task(send_message()) # create a task that sends the message
client.run('your_bot_token') # replace your_bot_token with the token of your Discord bot
guys can someone tell me why this isn't working
@somber heath hey would you help me please
somber heath
I don't do Discord bots. I would recommend you either ask around in the #discord-bots channel or make a help post. See #โ๏ฝhow-to-get-help.
blissful vine
I don't do Discord bots. I would recommend you either ask around in the <#343944...
ok thanks
somber heath
@silver sluice @sour lance https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cd4-UnU8lWY&t=0s
silver sluice
<@311214585212305410> <@647568576806649857> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cd4-...
piratebay and I
boris135246@instance-1:~$ sudo apt install python3.11
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
Note, selecting 'postgresql-plpython3-11' for regex 'python3.11'
postgresql-plpython3-11 is already the newest version (11.19-0+deb10u1).
0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 2 not upgraded.
boris135246@instance-1:~$ python3.11
-bash: python3.11: command not found
boris135246@instance-1:~$ pip3.11
-bash: pip3.11: command not found
boris135246@instance-1:~$ ^C
boris135246@instance-1:~$ sudo apt update
Hit:1 http://deb.debian.org/debian buster InRelease
Hit:2 http://security.debian.org/debian-security buster/updates InRelease
Get:3 http://deb.debian.org/debian buster-updates InRelease [56.6 kB]
Hit:4 http://packages.cloud.google.com/apt google-compute-engine-buster-stable InRelease
Get:5 http://deb.debian.org/debian buster-backports InRelease [51.4 kB]
Get:6 http://packages.cloud.google.com/apt cloud-sdk-buster InRelease [6396 B]
Fetched 114 kB in 1s (139 kB/s)
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
2 packages can be upgraded. Run 'apt list --upgradable' to see them.
boris135246@instance-1:~$ python3.11
-bash: python3.11: command not found
boris135246@instance-1:~$ python3
Python 3.7.3 (default, Oct 31 2022, 14:04:00)
[GCC 8.3.0] on linux
Type "help", "copyright", "credits" or "license" for more information.
>>> ```@somber heath
so the major next thing, I think, would be to figure out a more proper merging algorithm
and the dimension reduction algorithm (to, maybe, somehow rotate through colour space)
silver sluice
path
vocal basin
<@317279909112446976>
so the major next thing, I think, would be to figure out a...
in short, I still have no idea why it loops correctly
silver sluice
boris135246@instance-1:~$ python3
Python 3.7.3 (default, Oct 31 2022, 14:04:00)
[GCC 8.3.0] on linux
Type "help", "copyright", "credits" or "license" for more information.
>>>
KeyboardInterrupt
>>> path
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>
NameError: name 'path' is not defined
>>> tree
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>
NameError: name 'tree' is not defined
>>> l
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>
NameError: name 'l' is not defined
>>> $path$
File "<stdin>", line 1
$path$
^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax
>>>
in bash/sh not in python REPL
silver sluice
boris135246@instance-1:~$ path
-bash: path: command not found
boris135246@instance-1:~$ path$
-bash: path$: command not found
boris135246@instance-1:~$ $path
boris135246@instance-1:~$ PATH
-bash: PATH: command not found
boris135246@instance-1:~$ $PATH
-bash: /home/boris135246/.local/bin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/local/games:/usr/games: No such file or directory
boris135246@instance-1:~$```echo $PATH
boris135246@instance-1:~$ cd .local/bin
boris135246@instance-1:~/.local/bin$```
cedar solar
accept my friend req
somber heath
sudo shutdown -r now```
Linux instance-1 4.19.0-23-cloud-amd64 #1 SMP Debian 4.19.269-1 (2022-12-20) x86_64
The programs included with the Debian GNU/Linux system are free software;
the exact distribution terms for each program are described in the
individual files in /usr/share/doc/*/copyright.
Debian GNU/Linux comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY, to the extent
permitted by applicable law.
Last login: Fri Feb 17 07:14:24 2023 from 35.235.243.82
boris135246@instance-1:~$ python3.11
-bash: python3.11: command not found
boris135246@instance-1:~$ cd .local/bon
-bash: cd: .local/bon: No such file or directory
boris135246@instance-1:~$ cd .local/bin
boris135246@instance-1:~/.local/bin$
I've recently been shutting an illumos instance
it went
"beep boop alarm alarm shutting down haha just kidding shutdown failed"
silver sluice
Debian GNU/Linux comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY, to the extent
permitted by applicable law.
Last login: Fri Feb 17 09:13:55 2023 from 35.235.243.81
boris135246@instance-1:~$ PATH$
-bash: PATH$: command not found
boris135246@instance-1:~$ $PATH
-bash: /home/boris135246/.local/bin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/local/games:/usr/games: No such file or directory
boris135246@instance-1:~$
/var/cache/apt/archives/
silver sluice
boris135246@instance-1:~$ which software-properties-common
boris135246@instance-1:~$ which apt-repository ppa:deadsnakes/ppa
boris135246@instance-1:~$ /var/cache/apt/archives/
-bash: /var/cache/apt/archives/: Is a directory
boris135246@instance-1:~$ cd /var/cache/apt/archives/
boris135246@instance-1:/var/cache/apt/archives$ ```
Storage
Boot disk
Name
instance-1
Image
debian-10-buster-v20230206
Size
10 GB
Interface type
SCSI
Type
Balanced persistent disk
Encryption type
Google-managed
Mode
Boot, read/write
Snapshot schedule
None
silver sluice
boris135246@ubuntu-focal-1:~$ sudo apt install python3-pip
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
Package python3-pip is not available, but is referred to by another package.
This may mean that the package is missing, has been obsoleted, or
is only available from another source
E: Package 'python3-pip' has no installation candidate
boris135246@ubuntu-focal-1:~$
python3 -m ensurepip
wise cargoBOT
Hey @silver sluice!
silver sluice
sharp urchin
yo
latent anchor
I think I have a simpler question today. I have been hard at work ๐
So I got rid of all my global variables . "def hit(hand): print(total) return hand,total" here is a function that is being called that works perfectly.
somber heath
@fringe herald ๐
latent anchor
def perfect_strategy_hard(hand,total):
if dealers_showing == 2:
if total == 5 or total == 6 or total == 7 or total == 8 or total == 12:
hit(hand)
elif (total == 9 or total == 10 or total == 11) and len(hand) < 3:
double(hand)
elif (total == 9 or total == 10 or total == 11) and len(hand) >= 3:
hit(hand)
else:
print("Player Stands: ")
print("total: {}".format(total))
return total
sharp urchin
"MANY PEOPLE DO:{"
somber heath
@rustic cobalt ๐
latent anchor
but when I return total to this function total no longer equals the same value as when it left hit().
somber heath
!code
wise cargoBOT
latent anchor
sir yes sir!!
somber heath
a in (1, 2, 3, 4)``````py
a in range(1, 5)```1 <= a <= 4```"1 is less than or equal to a AND a is less than or equal to 4"
latent anchor
makes sense but I like the first version.
I could see different scenarios for both
This link makes it easier
i think
Shit how do I make my own url
sorry!!
total = perfect_strategy_hard(hand, total)
here is how one tree of the game begins by calling the function with this line.
but the problem occurs between the two functions linked.
sorry ask that one more time
somber heath
If possible, provide the code in full.
This appears to be partial.
I'm left to work out what extra code needs to be written in order to see what's going on.
vocal basin
latent anchor
Yeah please dont it is a lot to follow which is why I just posted the two functions where the error resided.
somber heath
!e ```py
def func(arg):
arg.append(4)
my_list = [1, 2, 3]
func(my_list)
print(my_list)```
wise cargoBOT
@somber heath :white_check_mark: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.
[1, 2, 3, 4]
!e ```py
import random
my_list = [1, 2, 3, 4]
a = random.shuffle(my_list)
print(a)
print(my_list)```
wise cargoBOT
@somber heath :white_check_mark: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.
001 | None
002 | [3, 1, 4, 2]
"in-place" operation
latent anchor
hmmm I guess I sort of lied but double has two purposes: 1. its global variable is "doubled" 2. once you double you can not receive another card and the hand should end. For whatever reason double actually works as intended.
But I think you are right that double does not need to return anything really.
somber heath
!e ```py
import random
def func(arg):
return random.choices(arg, k=len(arg))
my_list = [1, 2, 3, 4]
result = func(my_list)
print(my_list)
print(result)```
wise cargoBOT
@somber heath :white_check_mark: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.
001 | [1, 2, 3, 4]
002 | [1, 2, 1, 3]
(random question):- isnt it cool to be a ML engineer at the age of 15?
:{}
it has become common
?
:{
i thought i was of the very few:{
latent anchor
are you 15?
sharp urchin
no 17
vocal basin
latent anchor
are you already an ML engineer?
sharp urchin
in a company
sharp urchin
are you already an ML engineer?
no i wish to be a data scientist and apply for it soon:}
vocal basin
somewhat less noise
sharp urchin
:{no
artifact is the name
of the company
its a software dev company
as shown on google
hmm ...i just wanted to share it with yall
that there are people at the age of 15 being engineers in a company
sharp urchin
is it?
also opal i just chkd out corey schafer and now i regret as to why i didnt see it
:[
latent anchor
thats a fallacy
vocal basin
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VzdVSMRu16g
the whole talk is a critique of this tweet
sharp urchin
will still be chking him out:}
sharp urchin
the whole talk is a critique of this tweet
aight am applying:}
vocal basin
the whole talk is a critique of this tweet
Bryan disagrees with Sam Altman on this
like, a lot
latent anchor
Maybe specialization at an earlier age is what society needs to advance quicker than the population is growing. How do you take advantage of a greater population? More specialized roles. What would be the best way to create more specialization? lead children down more specific careers quicker.
restive sable
Hey i want a pythonscript on a sd cart to Start automatically when the sd card is accessed on a Windows 10/11 PC. Is there any way to do that?
vocal basin
Hey i want a pythonscript on a sd cart to Start automatically when the sd card i...
why would you ever want that?
restive sable
Because i have data on that sd cart which i would edit automatically
vocal basin
why would you ever want that?
(have to ask that because the most common use for autorun is malware)
vocal basin
Hey i want a pythonscript on a sd cart to Start automatically when the sd card i...
is it the same PC all the time?
restive sable
(have to ask that because the most common use for autorun is malware)
No its for a school project. I have a txt data on the sd card written by an arduino and want to safe the data of this file in a database automatically
restive sable
is it the same PC all the time?
No, unfortunately i have to switch the PC in school quit often
vocal basin
No its for a school project. I have a txt data on the sd card written by an ardu...
do you use any packages installed via pip?
restive sable
No
vocal basin
I think, the least number of actions you can reduce it to is to have a script saved on the SD card than can be ran from shell or something
somber heath
You could just have a Python installation on the sdcard and a batch file you run whenever you need to do anything.
vocal basin
if you have an option to store the script on the PC, then it's probably better
somber heath
You'd manually run it each time, but it wouldn't take very long.
Unless you know that all the computers have Python installed.
In which case, you'd just run the script.
restive sable
Unless you know that all the computers have Python installed.
The PC has python installed, i just want to run the script automatically
vocal basin
You could just have a Python installation on the sdcard and a batch file you run...
((and there are special embedded python versions for that case, if you can't be sure the python can be accessed))
restive sable
So there is no good way to do that?
somber heath
It's ultimately governed by the host computer, anyway.
In our pedestrian world, there's nothing you can put on an sdcard that will reliably cause it to be run automatically across all computers.
Per situation, yes, but it's not all about what's on the sdcard.
somber heath
@wind fog ๐
sharp urchin
hello @warm jackal
wind fog
hi @somber heath
sharp urchin
yeh :}
better than ystrdy"}
yus
seems opal isnt here
ty:}
lol
so you werent here technically
๐ฅธ .
mango seasons:}
opal
:{
summers
i love it
alphanso opal?
yes for me
almost summers
sharp urchin
!voice
wise cargoBOT
sharp urchin
@jagged trench
somber heath
@sweet pine ๐
sweet pine
<@702198254498086912> ๐
โ๏ธ '
somber heath
@whole bear@hushed surge๐
whole bear
hi
sweet pine
i cant turn on mic, apparently..
somber heath
!voice
wise cargoBOT
whole bear
Why can't I turn on the microphone in the call?
sweet pine
strange rules๐
rapid chasm
No
sharp urchin
its fine:]
stuck furnace
sharp urchin
maniac:{}
rapid chasm
I'm not going to argue with you
sweet pine
got you๐ซก
stuck furnace
@jagged trench Please don't repeatedly join and leave the voice channel. If you're wondering why you're unable to speak, see the message in #voice-verification
sweet pine
๐
stuck furnace
Hello 
sweet pine
Hello <a:WAVE6:489780010190635015>
โ๏ธ
rapid chasm
sharp urchin
rapid chasm
Verfication Period: <t:1676657580:R>
jagged trench
<@1034470039774052452> Please don't repeatedly join and leave the voice channel....
sry, actually I'm using discord on my browser and I was not able to hear anything because of some changes in my browser settings
rapid chasm
sry, actually I'm using discord on my browser and I was not able to hear anythin...
If you have connection issues, check your connection before rejoining
!pypi captcha
wise cargoBOT
jagged trench
If you have connection issues, check your connection before rejoining
nah, that was not a connection prblm
sharp urchin
:}
rapid chasm
Whatever
lavish rover
sharp urchin
.
somber heath
"๐ ๐ ๐ ๐ด Select all images with cars."
"Okay, I'll just go and select zero."
BAN
"...I appeal."
"Your call is very important to us..."
sharp urchin
seems like a good idea
somber heath
It's 100 years after the great fall. In a building, a faintly audible message plays over and over. A skeleton lays next to the speaker.
"Your call is very important to us."
sharp urchin
brb goin to study
somber heath
@iron barn @whole bear @mighty knoll ๐
iron barn
Hi everyone. Sorry i have a voice chat restrictions.
wise cargoBOT
rapid chasm
somber heath
!e ```py
class MyClass:
def iter(self):
yield 1
yield 2
yield 3
instance = MyClass()
for v in instance:
print(v)```
wise cargoBOT
@somber heath :white_check_mark: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.
001 | 1
002 | 2
003 | 3
sly yarrow
class range:
def __init__(self, start, end):
self.start = start
self.end = end
def __iter__(self):
return self
def __next__(self):
if self.start < self.end:
tmp = self.start
self.start += 1
return tmp
raise StopIteration
num = range(1,10)
for i in num:
print(i)
Oh, by convention, iterators' __iter__ method return self
Because otherwise, passing the iterator through iter would have unexpected behaviour.
stuck furnace
By convention, iterators are also iterable.
Whenever you loop over an iterable, its __iter__ method is called to get an iterator.
somber heath
!e ```py
class MyClass:
def iter(self):
yield 1
yield 2
yield 3
instance = MyClass()
for v in iter(instance):
print(v)```
wise cargoBOT
@somber heath :white_check_mark: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.
001 | 1
002 | 2
003 | 3
For example: py for x in xs: ... is pretty much equivalent to: ```py
it = iter(xs)
while True:
try:
x = next(it)
except StopIteration:
break
...
but not, it is called just method next
stuck furnace
You would want to be able to loop over an iterator just as you would iterate over the iterable that it was created from.
whole bear
iter-aye-tor
stuck furnace
I mean, it's desirable for the following two pieces of code to have the same behaviour: py for x in xs: ... ```py
it = iter(xs)
for x in it:
...
@whole bear๐
stuck furnace
I mean, it's desirable for the following two pieces of code to have the same beh...
If they didn't it might be confusing and lead to subtle bugs. You aren't always aware of all the places iter might be called on your object.
rugged root
Sup brah
whole bear
Typecast?
rugged root
If you do it in a for loop, the iter is implicit I think?
whole bear
for eeks
rugged root
Yo
stuck furnace
Errrrm, so the definition of an iterable is an object which has an __iter__ method which returns an iterator.
rugged root
Getting coffee
rugged root
Slowly adjusting my blood to coffee ratio
stuck furnace
Nah that's LP
whole bear
I'd like to be the envy of all shell programmers because of the beauty of my shell prompt
rapid chasm
Getting coffee
stuck furnace
Errrrm, so the definition of an _iterable_ is an object which has an `__iter__` ...
The definition of an iterator is an object with a __next__ method that generates the next value of a sequence when you call it. It happens to be desirable for an iterator to also be iterable, and the conventional definition of the __iter__ method of an iterator is simply a function that returns self (which fits the bill, as self is an iterator).
somber heath
it - it is over there
er - umm, err, well, you see, err...
a - ayy like the Fonz
tor - as in torture
rugged root
Or if it has the __getitem__() method
quaint oyster
tor as in the silk road
rugged root
Wait
silver sluice
I could choose what software it ran and I chose a 22.something ubuntu
rugged root
Or if it has the `__getitem__()` method
That's specifically for the iter() function
stuck furnace
Or if it has the `__getitem__()` method
Oh yeah. Is an object implicitly iterable if it has __getitem__, I'm not sure?
somber heath
I could choose what software it ran and I chose a 22.something ubuntu
Yeah, I thought a 3.7 version for Python was unusual in the context.
rugged root
I think so
silver sluice
My bot runs 24/7 with no issues! I made a script that runs python3 main.py every time the bot starts
rugged root
!d iter
wise cargoBOT
wise cargoBOT
silver sluice
That's a way fancier looking response menu, how does one make their message look like that?
somber heath
I've had people say "eye-ter-ay-tor" and I die a little every time.
rugged root
type casting is a term rather than a function or anything
You more often hear it in statically typed languages
stuck furnace
Tbh, I don't really know what type casting is as the term is used so inconsistently.
rugged root
(just explaining for others who may not know)
silver sluice
https://pm2.keymetrics.io/
should have told me about that like a month ago
silver sluice
Im already making bots on python and using google VM to run em 24/7
whole bear
Type casting is like goto statement?
rugged root
Converted
whole bear
Oh, to change the type of the object
silver sluice
That's a way fancier looking response menu, how does one make their message look...
help pleasee
:)
somber heath
Discord markdown?
rugged root
In the case of iter(), I think we'd just say that we are creating an iterator object
The original object and what not is untouched
whole bear
" It's a trap "
somber heath
Python has flow control, but it does not have goto statements.
somber heath
@meager cobalt@fair wigeon๐
whole bear
Not Friday night
rugged root
@lavish rover Sup buuuuuuuuuuudddy
fair wigeon
hi
mighty knoll
I have a question
rugged root
Shoot
lofty crater
shoot
rugged root
Jinx
mighty knoll
I have a question
rugged root
What is your question
quaint oyster
no way he said that twice
fair wigeon
quaint oyster
once is bad enough
mighty knoll
Why rust Is hated
rugged root
Is it?
I thought a fair number of people liked it
Just a matter of preference
@rapid chasm Later bud
whole bear
!d enumerate
wise cargoBOT
rugged root
Why rust Is hated
What gave you the impression people hated it?
hushed surge
Could i ask a question too?
whole bear
DevOps
stuck furnace
Kind of rude lol
whole bear
DevOps is hard, like kitchen. to be in kitchen you must have tough skin
fair wigeon
whats like to be in ur first developer job
hushed surge
Does anyone know how i could replace the letters in a string for example changing "AATT" to "TTAA
somber heath
Does anyone know how i could replace the letters in a string for example changin...
What are the conversion rules?
stuck furnace
What about Jupyter notebooks?
whole bear
django piece of garbage? @amber raptor
hushed surge
What are the conversion rules?
Im sorry could i see where the rules are?
rugged root
Me in theory
somber heath
Im sorry could i see where the rules are?
You've misunderstood my question. I'm asking you how you're converting one string to the other.
rugged root
@whole bear Wait really?
amber raptor
django piece of garbage? <@113304266269003776>
Yep, itโs huge and unwieldy
rugged root
That docker costs on mac
whole bear
No cost?
amber raptor
That docker costs on mac
whole bear
I think cost.. sorry if wrong
rugged root
Ah okay
whole bear
what is business.. like office
rugged root
As in using it to make monies
whole bear
MIT Sys (like Uni)
hushed surge
You've misunderstood my question. I'm asking you *how* you're converting one str...
I can explain that well since im kind of new to this but this is what im trying to do https://www.codewars.com/kata/554e4a2f232cdd87d9000038/train/javascript
rugged root
Uni is probably fine
somber heath
"Oi, where's your cardboard box license?"
whole bear
so "some money"
whole bear
what is best for auth http? Bearer?
rugged root
Enterprise licensing is very very common even in open source
Yeah
Docker Desktop is a GUI setup for managing your containers and what not
somber heath
I can explain that well since im kind of new to this but this is what im trying ...
I'd look at str.maketrans and str.translate.
The two string argument form should be sufficient.
whole bear
i not in india
hushed surge
The two string argument form should be sufficient.
Okay ill try that thank you
rugged root
True
whole bear
he say django is bad
rugged root
It's a great glue language or wrapper language
So tying two services together
APIs like rabbit said
It's good for making small tools
Correction
whole bear
what use? Node.js?
lavish rover
<@378279228002664454> Sup buuuuuuuuuuudddy
At work, not really checking chat
rugged root
All good
whole bear
how old you
lavish rover
Just wanted background noise
rugged root
Just know I'm here for you baaaaeeeee ~~~~ โค๏ธ
lavish rover
Got my US visa approved
amber raptor
what use? Node.js?
Node, Java, Net
amber raptor
Got my US visa approved
Guess my letters didnโt work
rugged root
Quiet, Lance
whole bear
the guy said "younger version of me", "young = patience"
sweet lodge
Node, Java, Net
No Flask either?
Just ban Python?
whole bear
typecasting again
lavish rover
Guess my letters didnโt work
ha ha
whole bear
why python need young developer with patience??
amber raptor
No Flask either?
Just ban Python?
No. The issues around speed and typing still exists.
rugged root
Type casting just isn't used as a term in Python as much
Not that it doesn't apply, just not the term used
whole bear
born --> python ok --> young ---> still ok, patience ---> older ---> no python
rugged root
If it works it works
whole bear
x: int = 42
whole bear
x: str = 'oh'
rugged root
Where as it would in other languages
amber raptor
x: str = 'oh'
This isnโt enforced
rugged root
When a variable is declared in other languages, it is that type
whole bear
x: int = 1
then...
x: str = 'one'
is there char type in python or just string length 1
rugged root
In fairness, you can do
x: int = "string"
No.
whole bear
string length 1
sweet lodge
No. The issues around speed and typing still exists.
Fair
I actually just killed my server with a type error yesterday
whole bear
ยด' length 0
quaint oyster
real chads use web assembly
sweet lodge
... or I would have, if I hadn't hit an async error before it... 
amber raptor
... or I would have, if I hadn't hit an async error before it... <:firHide:78567...
Async nothing!
amber raptor
Install only fastest things.
whole bear
is best to put all variables at top or just before using
sweet lodge
Install only fastest things.
So you're going to start using Rust BTW?
amber raptor
So you're going to start using Rust BTW?
No, not chad enough.
rugged root
I tend to do constants at top and variables as needed
whole bear
but why import at top and not as needed
sweet lodge
No, not chad enough.
you take that back
rugged root
imports
constants
classes
functions
the rest
cost time to import no
rugged root
Cost more time hunting around to see what you're actually importing
It's for clarity and explicitness
And it's been convention in most languages
whole bear
ok then why not vars at top
sweet lodge
Async nothing!
I still don't even quite understand how async actually works
I just know it gets recommended everywhere
whole bear
x: int = None # no value yet
rugged root
it makes a lot more sense in statically typed languages
whole bear
x = 1 # now value
rugged root
Since you are allocating the memory and types
But with dynamically typed languages, it's less important
Now, having said that, you might do that within a function
Just not like all variables for everything at the top
It's about making sure things are kept in the right scope
If you have something in the global scope and try to use it elsewhere, you can run into some issues or unexpected behavior
rugged root
Not even necessarily test things
It's just about keeping things separated
Because you'd have potential version conflicts per project
whole bear
you have tech presentation here? like fedora server
rugged root
We've talked about it, and we kind of do them from time to time, but we don't have a regular schedule
quaint oyster
It's just about keeping things separated
true
whole bear
i like to meet influencer in python community ๐
rugged root
We have a few biggies in the server
The computers are going to drive me to drink today
I can feel it
lavish rover
There's โจ me โจ
whole bear
i want to join python influencer community to listen then teach. work with sponsorship
rugged root
Like we have Sentdex on here, Corey Schafer...
The devs who made the black formatter
whole bear
google this influencers...
rugged root
I've never really... like why would a language need an influencer
I think I'm misunderstanding something
lavish rover
Tell that to the whole rust community
whole bear
wow i like influencer with YT channel
lavish rover
"rewrite it in rust" is a personality type these days
rugged root
Hmm
whole bear
because today money is in influencer.. youtube ads, no?
rugged root
"rewrite it in rust" is a personality type these days
True dat
Fuck if I know
For every famous and rich influencer out there, there's thousands of folks who didn't make it
Everybody and their dog are wanting to get into it
๐ถ I'll make it... anywhere! ๐ถ
rugged root
@lavish rover May I offer you a ๐จ
whole bear
i do partnership with other creators. content creator network
rugged root
Cool
"I assert that you're stupid! How's THAT for a comment!?!"
@sturdy panther Yooooooo
rugged root
"Not enough swearing in the comments. Probably means you didn't actually try that hard."
sweet lodge
@amber raptor I wanted a staging environment, so I made two Azure App Services.
But... My Docker image is just tagged off the main branch.
What's the easiest way to let staging update but not prod?
Leave staging on main and move prod to a tag with a specific version that I bump manually and call it a day?
Oh he's gone
somber heath
@royal prawn ๐
rugged root
My coffee is almost to the point where it's iced coffee
@quasi condor How's your bank account feeling?
royal prawn
<@929590108036952094> ๐
hello
rugged root
@quasi condor It's me. You're eating a piece of me
quaint oyster
<@152515077512232960> It's me. You're eating a piece of me
๐
rugged root
sweet lodge
My coffee is almost to the point where it's iced coffee
Almost? Are you not adding enough ice or something?
quasi condor
<@152515077512232960> How's your bank account feeling?
sad
rugged root
I mean it was hot coffee. The office is just that cold right now
lofty crater
import * from chocolate
rugged root
Is what sorry?
They mean sea shells
You have you code using clams
Keep clam and carry on
sturdy panther
๐ชจ ๐ ๐
rugged root
Niiiiice
somber heath
@scenic garden๐
rugged root
Back in a sec, have to figure out something with our phone system
rugged root
"Sorry can you speak up? Your connection is a little ruff."
sweet lodge
https://tenor.com/view/hello-yes-this-is-dog-phone-call-dog-gif-16391809
Feeling really called out hereโฆ
sweet lodge
An hour isnโt it?
whole bear
so soon unmute
rugged tundra
whole bear
!voice
wise cargoBOT
whole bear
eveyrbody mute here?
somber heath
No, but we don't always talk, either.
rugged root
Seems legit
Always sucks when a teacher does an RTFM
"I have tenure, I'm only here to tell you to learn on your own." -mic drop-
Neat
It's not about capability
But sometimes an extra set of eyes can help when trying to pick apart what a professor wants
Have you talked to any of your fellow classmates?
So no two people have the same one or same assignment?
When did you get the assignment and when is it due
I would write out very specifically, like numbered or bullet points, exactly what you're needing clarified. If the professor once again does an RTFM, I'd go to the department head
Because that's ridiculous
Paste the prompt if you can
@mortal burrow Yo
peak copper
You summary should include the following information:
Summary of the data set that, at a minimum, answers the following questions: What is the unit of analysis? How many observations in total are in the data set? How many unique observations are in the data set? What time period is covered?
Brief summary of any data cleaning steps you have performed. For example, are there any particular observations / time periods / groups / etc. you have excluded?
Description of outcome with an appropriate visualization technique.
Description of key predictors with appropriate visualization techniques that compare predictors to the response. You should investigate all predictors in your data as part of your project. For the purpose of this assignment, pick the one or two predictors that you think are going to be most important in explaining the outcome. Your selection of predictors can either be guided by your domain knowledge or be the result of your EDA on all predictors.
Thanks
mortal burrow
<@128336414361387008> Yo
Hello!
rugged root
And what's your specific project's prompt?
"App reviews"
Doing some kaggle exercises....
Private Datasource
Huh
Wonder if that's an insider/whistle blower
Weird
Probably Uber
Because that's not supposed to be public
This is why I think you need to give very direct very specific questions, bullet points or numbered
Exactly
Semester project
Dude just take the final
Ah sorry, I missed that part
"Be obligated to learn on your own"
Then they shouldn't be teaching
The point of a teacher is to educate
There's a difference between hand holding and actually educating at all
If that's the case, then why even have a professor?
Why not just have a list of resources that you pay for and then get credit
"Teach yourself" when you're paying thousands of dollars is bullshit
mortal burrow
You pay for the degree and what you learn in that degree, I'm sure he can ask the professor for help.
mortal burrow
That's a great skill to have.
mortal burrow
A lot of these questions can be answered with pandas.
mortal burrow
I don't think this is a stretch.
rugged root
somber heath
@void delta๐
rugged root
Yo
mortal burrow
They RTFM'd him
As a Senior/Grad Student this is more of the norm than the exception.
rugged root
To give jack shit?
rugged root
I buck the idea that a professor refusing to explain a project or answer a students specific questions about it is acceptable
rugged root
You'd even get to do that at work
mortal burrow
It sounds like he hasn't tried anything, if he did he could go to the professor and say here's what I've done so far.
Maybe he'll get a different response.
rugged root
You came in during the latter half of this
He has tried
@whole bear We get it semi-monthly, so the 15th and then the end of the month
24 total paychecks, where as bi-weekly (or is it bi-monthly, keep mixing those up) you end up with 26
@tepid edge Trying to contact a vendor to figure something out
sharp urchin
@lavish rover sorry to interrupt but you work in amazon?
rugged root
Yeah, right in the rainforest
rugged root
It's mostly there
Just waiting on the insurance adjuster
They should be coming at the latest Tuesday of next week
You guys are too nice to me
somber heath
Dude rocks up, starts putting his hands on all of the paperwork and pushing down on it.
"There. Got it. Adjusted."
Dude's actually a chiropractor.
rugged root
Sounds like a late-80's early-90's coming of age movie
sweet lodge
Who let LP on the internet again?
https://www.reddit.com/r/FellowKids/comments/11460br/life_is_pain/
rugged root
Oh I was thinking Nintendo Switch
One for each key on the keyboard
Why does it work?
Because the gods of programming are mischievous and spiteful
Why does it not work? Same answer
Anyone used the "Brackets" editor?
First time I've seen it
amber raptor
Anyone used the "Brackets" editor?
Just no
rugged root
It was curiosity
amber raptor
It was curiosity
No
rugged root
I'm looking at TypeScript, I'm going to do it on VSC
Don't worry Rab
Legacy code everywhere is evil from what I've heard
Huh
I'd never heard of a .ejs file until yesterday
void delta
<@766285768904802334>๐
hii
somber heath
Yahoy.
void delta
hows it goingg
somber heath
I opened a door, today.
rugged root
Metaphorical or literal
somber heath
You know when you open the door to an oven or something?
rugged root
I've done that once or twice
somber heath
You get hit with that blast of hot air to the face?
limpid umbra
why are accountants so boring?
void delta
why are accountants so boring?
may be they dont have any other choice rather than being an accountant i guess
hoary olive
isn't Hemlock an accountant?
somber heath
IT and administrative support.
hoary olive
He's a Tax Accountant ?
hoary olive
I vividly remember him working with Tax Software as a Job
limpid umbra
Hem shows accountants where the on button is
voice chat room with no voices - ohh i hear apeep
sharp urchin
ohk i am happy now
:}
maybe needing tips from you sir @lavish rover in an year or so :}
limpid umbra
voice chat is for verbal rattling and moaning
sharp urchin
how many years of experience you had before getting in ?
were you one of those freshers?
ohh thts nice:]
wait whats your highest education again?
no bachelors?
ohhhhhhhhhhh
so your masters helped you get in as well
i am guessing
hoary olive
what you do for a living moritz?
hoary olive
hello Rabbit
sharp urchin
hmm
i do leetcodes though
easy and medium ones
so you know
never tried hard ones
should i do it now ? or nah
focus on learning more would be it then i guess
:]
hoary olive
who does leetcode without knowing coding lmao
limpid umbra
india super competitive
hoary olive
what do you do prop_head?
sharp urchin
what do you do prop_head?
what do you do?
limpid umbra
i build stuff - poke wires into existing things , lets call it BORGizing
hoary olive
what do you do?
Java, Typescript, Go (Small), Docker
sharp urchin
@tepid edge in terms of languages ik C and python
hoary olive
Java mainly
sharp urchin
and now learning DATA science
and ML/AI
nahh i am very specific to DATA SCIENCE only
and learning whatever is needed
for it
no extras
hoary olive
what c standard?
hoary olive
50/50
hoary olive
Maybe i wanna do ML
Maybe not?
sharp urchin
hmm
hoary olive
elaborate?
somber heath
If there's a test, it's not entry level.
somber heath
It might get called entry level.
limpid umbra
Q - i ask all of you this
for speed advantage using python and Cython
in comparison to python communicating to C / C++
i have some giant books on C++ how is C different
i dont like C if you can tell
somber heath
An entry level job is one where you turn up, they give you a look over and say, "Welcome aboard."
hoary olive
its a broad term
sharp urchin
An entry level job is one where you turn up, they give you a look over and say, ...
ikr ...i guess it wasnt the same case with kirti
if i recall
tepid edge
somber heath
Businesses call it entry level so they can justify on paper paying skilled people less.
sharp urchin
yes
stuck furnace
I guess it means, find the median of nums1 + nums2.
These questions are always worded so badly lol
rugged root
I honestly forgot what you're supposed to do for median on cases where you have an even number of numbers
amber raptor
!e python import statistics
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!e python import statistics a = [1,2] b = [3,4] print(statistics.median((a+b)))
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2.5
Well, this leetcode is solved
stuck furnace
I honestly forgot what you're supposed to do for median on cases where you have ...
Technically, a median is any number for which at least half of the numbers are greater than or equal to it, and at least half the numbers are less than or equal to it. So any number between the two middle values is a valid median. But typically you take the midpoint.
amber raptor
I honestly forgot what you're supposed to do for median on cases where you have ...
take two middle numbers and average them