voice-chat-text-0

[half orbit]

bruh

West Coast gang?

people in dubai are assholes

Sand rails are cool too, but you can do that in oregon

Canada is less time

[vocal basin]

just meet in-between in Iceland/Greenland

[half orbit]

BRO ICELAND!

so beautiful

i've wanted to go for a while, and svalbard

[vocal basin]

Ruby?

web-related too at some point

[quasi condor]

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Larry_Wall#/media/File%3ALarry_Wall_YAPC_2007.jpg

[half orbit]

helloo

ew, mayo is gross bro

[fierce wigeon]

are you extracting video from mp4?

[half orbit]

LOL

correct

WOW why do you say that?!

it has its place for sure

As long as the program is designed properly, it shouldn't be too difficult to change?

LOL TRUTH!

THATS AN IDEOLOGY!

it has its purpose for sure, its not always required, sometimes it makes the most sense intuitively too.

no you can use base classes

yeah

[sweet rampart]

tf did I just join

just tryna hear some coding shit

u man tryna do up match maker

LOOOOOOL

rejected both

[jade knot]

just use a bunch of if statements and call it fuzzy logic.

[sweet rampart]

can any of yall help me

my pycharm is fucked

[thin breach]

Bogosort

the best

[sweet rampart]

?

[thin breach]

sure

[thin breach]

yes

[verbal zenith]

print("".join([x.replace(a,b)for a,b in (":slight_smile:",":)",":loud_laugh","XD","stuck_out_tongue",":p")][-1]))

[half orbit]

print("".join([(":slight_smile:", ":)"), (":loud_laugh:", "XD"), (":stuck_out_tongue:", ":p")][-1]).replace(":slight_smile:", ":)"))

[verbal zenith]

b=input();x=(":slight_smile:",":)",":loud_laugh","XD","stuck_out_tongue",":p");print([b.replace(x[i],x[i+1]) for i in range(0,len(x)-1,2)][-1])

[half orbit]

emoticons = ["🙂", ":loud_laugh:", "😛"]
replacements = [":)", "XD", ":p"]
text = ''

print("".join(x.replace(a, b) for x in [text] for a, b in zip(emoticons, replacements)))

[thin breach]

!e #voice-chat-text-0 message

[wise cargo]

@thin breach :x: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 1.

001 |   File "/home/main.py", line 1
002 |     [#voice-chat-text-0 message](/guild/267624335836053506/channel/412357430186344448/)
003 |           ^^
004 | SyntaxError: invalid syntax

[thin breach]

!e print("".join([x.replace(a,b)for a,b in ("🙂",":)",":loud_laugh","XD","stuck_out_tongue",":p")][-1]))

[wise cargo]

@thin breach :x: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 1.

001 | Traceback (most recent call last):
002 |   File "/home/main.py", line 1, in <module>
003 |     print("".join([x.replace(a,b)for a,b in ("🙂",":)",":loud_laugh","XD","stuck_out_tongue",":p")][-1]))
004 |                   ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
005 |   File "/home/main.py", line 1, in <listcomp>
006 |     print("".join([x.replace(a,b)for a,b in ("🙂",":)",":loud_laugh","XD","stuck_out_tongue",":p")][-1]))
007 |                                      ^^^
008 | ValueError: not enough values to unpack (expected 2, got 1)

[thin breach]

!e
emoticons = ["🙂", ":loud_laugh:", "😛"]
replacements = [":)", "XD", ":p"]
text = ''

print("".join(x.replace(a, b) for x in [text] for a, b in zip(emoticons, replacements)))

[half orbit]

emoticons = [":slight_smile:", ":loud_laugh:", ":stuck_out_tongue:"]
replacements = [":)", "XD", ":p"]
text = "Hello there! :slight_smile: How are you today? :loud_laugh:"

print("".join(x.replace(a, b) for x in [text] for a, b in zip(emoticons, replacements)))

!e emoticons = ["🙂", ":loud_laugh:", "😛"]
replacements = [":)", "XD", ":p"]
text = "Hello there! 🙂 How are you today? :loud_laugh:"

print("".join(x.replace(a, b) for x in [text] for a, b in zip(emoticons, replacements)))

[wise cargo]

@half orbit :white_check_mark: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.

Hello there! :) How are you today? :loud_laugh:Hello there! 🙂 How are you today? XDHello there! 🙂 How are you today? :loud_laugh:

[thin breach]

!e emoticons = ["🙂", "😆 ", "😛"]
replacements = [":)", "XD", ":p"]
text = "Hello there! 🙂 How are you today? 😆 "

print("".join(x.replace(a, b) for x in [text] for a, b in zip(emoticons, replacements)))

[wise cargo]

@thin breach :white_check_mark: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.

Hello there! :) How are you today? 😆 Hello there! 🙂 How are you today? XDHello there! 🙂 How are you today? 😆 

[thin breach]

!e

# graphs a graph on a given domain
import math
domain = [-11,25]
def y_eq(x):
    return 5*x

# code (don't touch)
x_range = range(domain[0],domain[1]+1)
y = []
for x in x_range:
    y.append(y_eq(x))
# round up
for i in range(0, len(y)):
    y[i] = -round(-y[i]-0.5)
#test for imaginary
for i in range(len(y)):
    if isinstance(y[i], complex):
        y[i] = -1000

graph_height = range(int(max(y)), int(min(y)-1), -1)
for row in graph_height:
    line = ""
    for col in range(0, len(x_range)):
        if y[col] == row:
            line += "*"
        elif col+domain[0] == 0:
            line += "|"
        elif row == 0:
            line+= "-"
        else:
            line += " "
    print(line)

[wise cargo]

@thin breach :white_check_mark: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.

001 |            |                        *
002 |            |                         
003 |            |                         
004 |            |                         
005 |            |                         
006 |            |                         
007 |            |                       * 
008 |            |                         
009 |            |                         
010 |            |                         
011 |            |                      *  
... (truncated - too many lines)

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

[half orbit]

import numpy as np
from sklearn.datasets import load_files
from sklearn.feature_extraction.text import CountVectorizer
from sklearn.model_selection import train_test_split
from sklearn.naive_bayes import MultinomialNB
from sklearn.metrics import accuracy_score, classification_report

Load sample movie review dataset

def load_movie_reviews_dataset():
return load_files('txt_sentoken', categories=['pos', 'neg'])

Preprocess the text data and convert it to a numeric format

def preprocess_data(data):
vectorizer = CountVectorizer(stop_words='english')
return vectorizer.fit_transform(data)

Train a Naive Bayes classifier

def train_classifier(X_train, y_train):
clf = MultinomialNB()
clf.fit(X_train, y_train)
return clf

Evaluate the classifier

def evaluate_classifier(clf, X_test, y_test):
y_pred = clf.predict(X_test)
accuracy = accuracy_score(y_test, y_pred)
print(f"Accuracy: {accuracy:.4f}")
print("\nClassification Report:")
print(classification_report(y_test, y_pred))

if name == 'main':
# Load the dataset
dataset = load_movie_reviews_dataset()
X, y = dataset.data, dataset.target

# Preprocess the data
X_preprocessed = preprocess_data(X)

# Split the data into train and test sets
X_train, X_test, y_train, y_test = train_test_split(X_preprocessed, y, test_size=0.25, random_state=42)

# Train the classifier
clf = train_classifier(X_train, y_train)

# Evaluate the classifier
evaluate_classifier(clf, X_test, y_test)

[half orbit]

LOL

[whole bear]

@thin breach

[whole bear]

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

[thin breach]

https://tenor.com/view/กิน-hungry-eat-starving-one-piece-gif-15021727

[sweet rampart]

oh my bad

[thin breach]

!e

for i in range(4):
  print("https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/653214871558553620/742547465881911356/image0-4.gif")

[wise cargo]

@thin breach :white_check_mark: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.

001 | https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/653214871558553620/742547465881911356/image0-4.gif
002 | https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/653214871558553620/742547465881911356/image0-4.gif
003 | https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/653214871558553620/742547465881911356/image0-4.gif
004 | https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/653214871558553620/742547465881911356/image0-4.gif

[thin breach]

pycharm?

[sweet rampart]

yeah

so

sklearn

refuses to download

[half orbit]

may i ask if you're using a venv?

[sweet rampart]

I am

[half orbit]

what version of sklearn?

[thin breach]

what is the error

[half orbit]

and what python version

[sweet rampart]

3.11

[sweet rampart]

lemme load my thing

[half orbit]

3.11.1? .2?

[sweet rampart]

.1

[half orbit]

try it with the --no-cached-dir

with the pip install

or try the.. python -m pip install scikitlearn

[half orbit]

pip install scikit-learn

[sweet rampart]

already got that in there

[thin breach]

--no-cache-dir

[sweet rampart]

already got it

[half orbit]

Just a shot in the dark

have you tried a 3.10 venv?

[somber heath]

@quiet lance 👋

[quiet lance]

👋

[teal flower]

Good morning everyone

[somber heath]

@icy cairn 👋

[icy cairn]

hi

same Ravi

[somber heath]

@stable spade 👋

[stable spade]

Hey

How are you all doing?

I wanted to know something regarding django

can I ask here?

[verbal zenith]

https://www.codingame.com/clashofcode/clash/30295704de2167eee99a418435ab2ae3033d553

[stable spade]

thanks for the suggestion. I surely will do that.

[ivory horizon]

haha

sheman

[stable spade]

#1097403637069795370 message

[verbal zenith]

https://www.codingame.com/clashofcode/clash/30295776c6e6d230411a2842152f3fad94afed4

[stable spade]

Can I speak?

[somber heath]

!voice

[wise cargo]

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[desert wolf]

hey where is mustaf?

I want more gfx talk

lol, me too..

was listening to him all night, no idea why

fun stuff

[stable spade]

yes

[somber heath]

@whole bear 👋

[somber smelt]

brb

[desert wolf]

so this is all python, yeah?

[stable spade]

Actually what I was asking is that like in SQL databases, we have Stored Procedures where one can perform crud operations using multiple tables and columns returned from the previous table can be used in the next one. So in django, does it have a functionality like this?

[vocal basin]

some ORMs support chain of queries

SQLAlchemy definitely does
Django ORM probably does idk

[stable spade]

Any examples for the django

ORM

[heady crag]

Hi

[desert wolf]

hello

[somber heath]

@slim nexus 👋

[desert wolf]

i wonder if there are any perl 6 wrappers out there

[ivory horizon]

python

[desert wolf]

does anyone happen to know if there's any x86 emulators compatible with m2? I'm having the hardest time getting hunspell to work proper on ventura (and all kinds of other ml stuff)

[somber heath]

@whole bear 👋

[desert wolf]

did the clash end already?

"The selected clash is no longer valid. "

[vocal basin]

thing I made was already mostly spending time in C (numpy back-end)

[somber heath]

@mental kayak @heady crag @fading kindle @safe peak 👋

[vocal basin]

the only way I make it faster is using SIMD

it's already multiprocessed, so can't expand in that direction

[somber heath]

@rough stratus 👋

[vocal basin]

max/min macros are wrong for a different reason

they double-evaluate the returned result

better to use inline functions

[somber heath]

@whole bear 👋

[vocal basin]

@verbal zenith also, you're not using parentheses inside macro definition

[whole bear]

Hello

[vocal basin]

should be something like that instead

#define max(a,b) ((a)<(b)?(b):(a))

[raw hazel]

Ooh

[vocal basin]

this one is harder to break accidentally

[whole bear]

@raw hazel 👋

[vocal basin]

but still it's better to just use functions

especially if you chain operations

[raw hazel]

[vocal basin]

max(1,max(2,max(3,f()))) with a macro might call f() 4 times

max(1,max(2,max(3,f())))
1<max(2,max(3,f()))?max(2,max(3,f())):1
1<(2<max(3,f())?max(3,f()):2)?(2<max(3,f())?max(3,f()):2):1
1<(2<(3<f()?f():3)?(3<f()?f():3):2)?(2<(3<f()?f():3)?(3<f()?f():3):2):1

[desert wolf]

woohoo, solved my first test case, but mistakenly did it in perl since something seemed wrong with python 😦

"You passed all tests, submit now to validate your solution"

gotta have rights to speak I guess

wonder how irc is doing these days, it's been a minute lol

[vocal basin]

short-term: moderator needs to be in VC to make sure you stream appropriate things
long-term: Hemlock

[buoyant aspen]

Tsup 🙂

[desert wolf]

nice, thanks for that info

[vocal basin]

write in Rust

[desert wolf]

I should learn some rust, I've been putting it aside longer than c++

these problems are hard though

messing with the AI problems

[vocal basin]

if you're going for performance, you'd probably want to use array lists not linked lists

[vocal basin]

and for queues it'd be a circular buffer or something similar

[vernal needle]

hello?

is there any code can replace for if-elif-else?

[vocal basin]

!e

value = "B"
match value:
    case "A":
        print(1)
    case "B":
        print(2)
    case _:
        print(3)

[wise cargo]

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

2

[vocal basin]

sometimes this is more expressive

sometimes

[vernal needle]

ok thank

[vocal basin]

but if if-elif-else chain uses quite complex conditions and is linear in structure, it could probably be better to keep it the way it is

[vocal basin]

https://peps.python.org/pep-0636/

[ivory horizon]

for multiple condition this always feels the best way.

[vocal basin]

it's important to remember the semantic difference between cases and conditions

[ivory horizon]

could you explain the difference

if and switch both are conditional statements right

[vocal basin]

cases are expected to overlap less often
and if they do, it's usually marked explicitly somehow and/or is easier to see

reordering of cases should matter less than reordering of conditions

[ivory horizon]

which is faster match or ifelse

[vocal basin]

usually, if-else

[ivory horizon]

hmm if else would be more linear right. is match also evaluated linearly fashion

might be asking stupid question.

[vocal basin]

they are equivalent for the most part

match allows extracting parts of the data more concisely -- that's where it's quite helpful

[vocal basin]

if-elif-else can be replicated using case _ if ...:

[ivory horizon]

do you have any good resource for python metaclasses ( can't wrap my head around it).

[vocal basin]

https://docs.python.org/3/reference/datamodel.html#customizing-class-creation

[vernal needle]

excuse me:(((

i can't run on python 3.9.7

[vocal basin]

what OS?

ah

yes, match isn't not 3.9

it's 3.10+

[vernal needle]

i am using python on pydroid3

ah oke

[ivory horizon]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VjP90rwpBwU
has anyone tried making 3d animations like this in python

tried the 2d version of it using turtle hehe

[vernal needle]

what is class in python using for ?

i feel a bit confused about it :"))

like def?

[vocal basin]

on reference counting?

list->val is an invalid pointer

you're writing to null

[vocal basin]

still an error?

[frank walrus]

hi

[vocal basin]

how is the list defined, again?

(struct)

so, ArrayList

where do "freeing..." messages come from?

how is push implemented?

I don't yet understand where ...50 comes from
are there any allocations that return that address?

@verbal zenith why are you doing *(list->val)+i and not *(list->val+i)?

it should just be list->val[i]

same as how list->val[i] was set

minesweepering
https://minesweeper.online/game/2185129241

[desert wolf]

Good job

What kinds of things are usually streamed here?

Is there any specific context or topic? That was all C, no python, so

[vocal basin]

usually just coding
sometimes people like verboof/Osyra stream things they make IRL

[desert wolf]

Sounds pretty chill

[vocal basin]

C serves as a back-end for the reference implementation of Python so parts of knowledge from one language help with understanding the other

C++ is one of attempts to bring OOP to C

the most successful one, probably

it also introduces templating syntax

[desert wolf]

What do you think about rust?

[vocal basin]

which is an improvement on #define

[desert wolf]

C

[vocal basin]

generally, for performant/system-level software, Rust

[vocal basin]

for more primitive, low-level language, C

C++ differs across dialects more than C, I think

though C++ is more standardised (as in things are formally written down and there is a central body (or multiple ones) responsible for it)

[desert wolf]

Is rust standardized?

[vocal basin]

C has standards too but everyone's kind of free to just go make whatever version they want because it's a simple language

[vocal basin]

yes, very

[desert wolf]

I never worked with rust before, but I am kind of curious

[vocal basin]

(almost all languages are; even if there are varying degrees)

[desert wolf]

Isn’t rust kind of new? C has corrigendums and international standardization committees just for language specifications itself. Idk about rust yet lol

[vocal basin]

Rust was started in 2006

Rust 1.0 released in 2015, I think

[vocal basin]

Rust is "governed" by Rust Foundation

[desert wolf]

Who is using it and for what? I had read something about the Linux kernel and systemd being ported to rust or something like that

Or maybe just modules

[vocal basin]

initially it was used to improve Firefox codebase

[desert wolf]

Lol… how did that go?

[vocal basin]

there is asahi linux

but it's not yet fully implemented

[vocal basin]

=> heavy focus on integration with existing C/C++ code

[desert wolf]

I cannot get Linux to run everything right on any of my MacBooks (especially my m2-based machine)

Worked fine on my g4

There’s brew, and most stuff works fine

[vocal basin]

rust brings memory safety and higher-level type system to C
so, many usecases for C are appropriate for Rust too

it's, like, C+Haskell

but actually more useable than either

[desert wolf]

Is it functional or allow for categorical types?

[vocal basin]

it allows for functional concepts

category-theory-oriented like behaviour was greatly improved in Rust 1.65:
https://blog.rust-lang.org/2022/10/28/gats-stabilization.html

[desert wolf]

I have no idea what any of this means, and I like it

[vocal basin]

OOP vs Logical vs Functional?

[vocal basin]

they aren't really mutually exclusive

[desert wolf]

Like first order logic languages? We use them in automated planners

Stuff for HTNs

[vocal basin]

Prolog

[desert wolf]

Yeah and lisp

[vocal basin]

OOP is good for modelling objects, as the name suggests
so stuff like

1. being able to name objects by what they are
2. abstracting away stuff that's inside the object
3. allowing for communication between objects
   etc.

Logic programming is good for modelling systems which are well-described by formal logic
so, in some sense, the most primitive maths stuff
usually applied to things like tables/sets of data
although sometimes used for more complex systems (for example, Erlang was originally implemented in Prolog)

Functional programming is good for describing transforming immutable data and/or applying high-level mathematical concepts
things from category theory usually fall into this paradigm
also, restrictions, that writing code functionally imposes, often allow for easier comprehension of data/control flow

I'm not aware yet of any Rust support for Logic programming

but it sure does allow OOP and Functional to some extent

OOP in its more pure form, without inheritance and some other features

[vocal basin]

Logic programming isn't represented much in general
out of widespread languages, SQL would probably be closest to that

[vocal basin]

(SQL evolved from Datalog which is a derivative of Prolog)

Logic programming can be implemented on top of existing systems with function calls/objects/data structures

[noble solstice]

https://tenor.com/view/thats-good-knowledge-good-to-know-facts-agreeing-thats-right-gif-15455746

[dense meadow]

hello

[vocal basin]

e

to contribute to an existing project or to make a new one?

I'd suggest trying to modify/improve projects that you actively use
even if your changes aren't worth to make a PR of, that's still something at least

that's why quite a lot of changes to open-source are made anyways

> you need something from a project that it doesn't provide yet
> you add that functionality
> if you think others could benefit from it, then you share it (pull-request or just a fork; or a plugin)

[ivory horizon]

thanks.
i was looking to get my c,c++ a little more strong(do you think it is worth to spend time there or i could start rust haha)

[vocal basin]

I'm currently looking through code making sure all exceptions are re-raised properly (i.e. using raise ... from ...)

discord bot

[vocal basin]

I'm still not sure if traceback gets lost if used in async context

[vocal basin]

I can just test it

oh, wow, Jupyter seems to be async by default

Jupyter seems to use Tornado as a back-end somewhere

interesting piece of history which still kind of works
https://www.tornadoweb.org/en/stable/gen.html

class GenAsyncHandler(RequestHandler):
    @gen.coroutine
    def get(self):
        http_client = AsyncHTTPClient()
        response = yield http_client.fetch("http://example.com")
        do_something_with_response(response)
        self.render("template.html")

probably being equivalent to

class GenAsyncHandler(RequestHandler):
    async def get(self):
        http_client = AsyncHTTPClient()
        response = await http_client.fetch("http://example.com")
        do_something_with_response(response)
        self.render("template.html")

[somber heath]

@mortal sky👋

[mortal sky]

yoo

sup?

can I friend u

ooooo

its ok

yess

thanks

Idk

[somber heath]

@lapis crane

!voice

[wise cargo]

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[mortal sky]

@somber heath how do I send 50 messages

[vocal basin]

each time I open that commit I remember how much trolling goes into my commit naming sometimes

[mortal sky]

ooo

[vocal basin]

natural participation in conversations

[mortal sky]

oo

k

[vocal basin]

those two seconds that it takes to load the page are quite a reminder

[vocal basin]

...

it's major not minor in terms of commit size

[mortal sky]

how do i fix this

[vocal basin]

messages + activity blocks

[mortal sky]

yea

[vocal basin]

not enough messages

[mortal sky]

yea

[vocal basin]

it's going to take two weeks of waiting then

[mortal sky]

I tried to rush to finish

😔

soorry

I know

[vocal basin]

it's that common situation
> "small fix"
> 1072 files changed

so far this is the most cryptic commit name I found in my repositories

undefined behaviour
and I have no idea in what sense it's undefined

maybe fixes
maybe not

[vocal basin]

too much quacking in commit names

[vocal basin]

in contrast, this commit changed one digit

when I'm trying to do visual design

[vocal basin]

this is probably top 2

[vocal basin]

context:
there was a class Nothing which inherited from Thing
it was used for some logic but was no longer necessary

that time I realised C# has yield

though in C# it's called yield return

and is quite limited

JS/Rust have more pythonic generators, I think

Rust uses them for async, just like python

not sure about JS

but JS allows for mixed-typed mess in generators just like Python

emojis in commits

readable

[mortal sky]

???

[somber heath]

@unkempt silo👋

[vocal basin]

I should've known better what awaits me when opening it

[unkempt silo]

Hey everyone

Mostly going to lurk

[somber heath]

@summer path👋

@finite wedge👋

[summer path]

Hi!

[vocal basin]

were sold here too

seem international

[unkempt silo]

Those commit messages above deserve to be framed BTW

[somber heath]

@opal pike👋

@whole bear👋

@crimson tusk👋

@steady sentinel👋

[steady sentinel]

Hi

I don't have access to voice.

[somber heath]

!voice

[wise cargo]

Voice verification

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[steady sentinel]

ok. thanks

But I don't speak English, sorry.

where are you from ?

[somber heath]

@whole bear👋

!voice @whole bear

[wise cargo]

Voice verification

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[warm jackal]

@whole bear

[somber heath]

@north tide👋

@south flicker👋

[vocal basin]

it's strange how it went back and forth with no-access/just text

for me it came back to being just text some time ago

I think it's per-account

I have it as text on phone too

although I might have seen "no access" on phone recently

[somber heath]

@wide sky👋

[wide sky]

@somber heath ayo

[somber heath]

@austere salmon👋

@tardy ocean👋

[tardy ocean]

Hello everyone

Is there a channel where I can post a new lib im working on? I need some feedback and ideas 🙂

[vocal basin]

what type of a library?

[somber heath]

@rare cedar👋

[tardy ocean]

AI / LLMs related.

[vocal basin]

#data-science-and-ml

[somber heath]

@subtle hound👋

[tardy ocean]

Great, I was looking at this one already.

Also, can anyone stream their development here?

I like what im seeing

Makes sense. Thanks 🙂

[somber heath]

@trim stag👋

[rare wagon]

yo

@warm jackal what u codin dude

i dont undestand shit whats going on ur screen lol :)))

oh ok

got it

@warm jackal could u send the github link here

if u dont mind

yup

[warm jackal]

https://github.com/SergioBenitez/Rocket/

[somber heath]

@severe falcon@rare wagon👋

[rare wagon]

👋

[severe falcon]

hi !

[somber heath]

@lilac garnet@upbeat burrow👋

[lilac garnet]

hi

[rare wagon]

soo u mainly code in rust i see

[rustic comet]

Hello

[lilac garnet]

Hey guys! Who can help me with my project?

[rare wagon]

i have been thinking of learning rust from a long time

i might start learning it from tmr only

[rustic comet]

Well... what kind of project is it?

[lilac garnet]

Can we go in vc?

[rustic comet]

Sure

[rare wagon]

@warm jackal sorry for disturbing, but how long have u been coding for cuz all ur projects are pretty complex ones

[somber heath]

!voice

[wise cargo]

Voice verification

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[rare wagon]

daam

mhm

[vocal basin]

I know I was introduced to Python in September 2017
not quite recently

[rare wagon]

i started it 6 days ago 0_0

ty

i am stuck on what to do cuz i am done with basics

yes

mhm

ty for the suggestion!

[vocal basin]

what was that phrasing by bcantrill
> "technically impossible" just means "I don't feel like it"

[somber heath]

@next nest 👋

[next nest]

hoi! Need to blabber 50 times to speak, so grizzly bear with me

[vocal basin]

scripting as in screenplay

[next nest]

Currently at "barely scratched the surface" knowledge about coding, so learning how pycharm works as my first project was going to be a personal voice assistant, but that was apparently too much for a beginner lol

[vocal basin]

PyCharm is good for forcing the use of venv

[rare wagon]

i will be back in a bit guys
cya till then

[next nest]

Aye. Would it be a bad idea to run a voice assistant outside venv?

[vocal basin]

it's generally better to use venv
you can make a script to set it up automatically if you ever need to move it to another machine

[next nest]

Or better question, what sort of code/projects is safest/best to run in venv?

[vocal basin]

venv just makes package management easier

pip stuff

[next nest]

Ah nice. So once code is done, i can then pack it all into a bat/exe?

[vocal basin]

it's better not to pack it in one single file

[next nest]

Also, what "pet projects" would you recommend for a very much novice in coding?

[vocal basin]

because of how python behaves

[vocal basin]

an example of specification for CLI-based to-do list:
#voice-chat-text-0 message

[next nest]

Not all in a single file of course, but more say run as it's "own env" but outside of pycharm to say run with windows

[vocal basin]

that came up recently when discussing projects that are simple enough to make for a beginner but are already useful

[next nest]

Alrighty, so something like this being the endgoal

[vocal basin]

something similar, yes

[next nest]

Alrighty, which one specific were you talking about?

And i guess like all the other kids would be to "pester chatgpt for explaining what every command with python means and what does what" lol

[pallid hazel]

soapal?

[somber heath]

@rustic rampart👋

!voice

[wise cargo]

Voice verification

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[vocal basin]

some spammer sending friend requests again

[somber heath]

Not to me.

[vocal basin]

they sent it so early discord wasn't even fully able to realise they're in the server yet

i.e. this wasn't showing up

[warped raft]

@somber heath hello

how are you doing

just wanted to tell you one thing
that might be not related to you but it makes me so happy
that I cannot keep it up to myself

I GOT MY FIRST RETURN ON THE INVESTMENT I MADE

thank you

what did you ak

i did not get it

dead on equal

Hello @pseudo bluff and @vocal basin

do you recommend any hosting service I want to change my hosting serivce as soon as the monthly subscription gets over

India

on what

btw hello @whole bear

on what you were asking return

why

what did this question meant just asking that

like it was 100%

i got the money that I put in

the business

but the money in the actual profit is still Zero

but not more much time

[vocal basin]

AWS gives quite good quality per dollar spent
same for most top alternatives like Azure/Firebase/DigitalOcean/etc.

[warped raft]

like it is a e commerce store

[whole bear]

hello

[warped raft]

so will it support wordpress or any other website builder

i got one suggestion for hostinger

any idea about it

[vocal basin]

If it's just static, then there are quite multiple choices, yes

[proper creek]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SIKw8mvJi-I

[vocal basin]

I don't know any because I often build API-heavy websites which aren't easily hostable

[proper creek]

STAR SHIP LAUNCH

[whole bear]

lol

its good

also that

[vocal basin]

twitter right now supports Russian propaganda
that says enough

as in actively promotes over everything else

[warped raft]

it will not lauch today they are saying @proper creek

[whole bear]

oh

well shit

[proper creek]

yep

its delayed

oh ok

[whole bear]

what happened?

i was afk

what?

chess?

i can play

on chess.com?

cool

[proper creek]

https://play.chess.com/M9Enj

[whole bear]

thx

[vocal basin]

ohno it dropped
who coulld've guessed

[whole bear]

f

my shit is being annoying

yea?

[vocal basin]

my rating is about to become provisional again

[whole bear]

lol

netherland

lol

what song was that?

my dumb brian

f

[proper creek]

ps5

[somber heath]

@floral geyser👋

[whole bear]

cool

how do you switch in this game?

[somber heath]

@heady leaf👋

[whole bear]

f it

[vocal basin]

it's still banned here ¯_(ツ)_/¯

[whole bear]

why?

[somber heath]

?

Oh, geographically?

[whole bear]

gg

[vocal basin]

Karjakin being petty

[whole bear]

heh

another game?

damn horses

[proper creek]

hehe

[whole bear]

e

[vocal basin]

rnbqkbnr/pppppppp/8/8/8/8/PPPPPPPP/NNNNKNNN w kq - 0 1

knightmare

[whole bear]

lol

[proper creek]

rnbqkbnr/pppppppp/8/8/8/8/PPPPPPPP/NNNNKNNN w kq - 0 1

?

[vocal basin]

custom position

FEN notation probably

[somber heath]

@tame slate👋

[vocal basin]

such a hard choice

anarchy chess says this move is forced

[whole bear]

nooo

misclick

f

[tame slate]

🫡

[proper creek]

😬

[whole bear]

close match

[vocal basin]

it seems to have been the best move

[proper creek]

hmm

[whole bear]

e

why

gg

its okay

was a very close match

[vocal basin]

are you playing blitz or rapid?

[proper creek]

yep

[somber heath]

Chess, but instead, it's called chest, with the pieces being thoracic organs.

[proper creek]

rapid

[whole bear]

lol

[proper creek]

wanna try blitz

[whole bear]

nah gonna go code

[proper creek]

okay

[whole bear]

was fun playing with ya

[proper creek]

you too

[vocal basin]

https://lichess.org/wT3KSTZE

[somber heath]

@limpid ore👋

[limpid ore]

@somber heath hi

[whole bear]

hello

animegirl with gas mask

[vocal basin]

what a catastrophe of a game

[whole bear]

lol

damn

[vocal basin]

I didn't expect the Polish opening for sure

[whole bear]

yep

[warped raft]

hello @wind raptor

[somber heath]

If nothing else, it does shine.

@tender swallow👋

[wind raptor]

Hey @warped raft

[vocal basin]

I prefer 1|0, less time suffering due to the consequences of the previous moves

[wind raptor]

1|1 has a little forgiveness though if you are winning at the end and tight on time.

[whole bear]

mommy glasses?

[vocal basin]

also less efficient for cheaters
unless they're using bots

[whole bear]

moon glasses?

[vocal basin]

some time ago I was playing against a person who, as I accidentally got know, used an engine

seemed like they were using it only when playing white

but when I was playing as white, I was pretty much getting carried by the opening

like, it takes ~50% of time for them to get through it and ~10% for me

Catalan OP

[rugged root]

https://www.kingdomofloathing.com/

[vocal basin]

I haven't tried mixing knightmare and 1|0 yet

[vocal basin]

"how bad could it be"
https://lichess.org/QnHBDLco

[whole bear]

seal?

[rugged root]

Seal

[whole bear]

sad for the seals

all characters come from the fridge

hello

noodle crafter

[somber heath]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GYLBjScgb7o

[whole bear]

oh no

i forgot about the furby apocalypse

[rugged root]

Description: The Turtle Tamer's mystical connection with his terrapin brethren imbues him with great power. He excels at moving very slowly and winning footraces with smug satisfaction. His Muscle is the key to his success, and to his long lifespan.

[hoary plaza]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7xc0Fs3fpCg

[whole bear]

excelling at being slow

[vocal basin]

"real ML":
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ML_(programming_language)

it seems to be an algolified lisp

naming phenomenon
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISWIM

> ISWIM (acronym for If you See What I Mean)

I can't really remember things that are clearly from Haskell family of PLs except for PureScript

it stands a little bit to the side of the ML stuff

for ML-derived PLs there's quite a lot known ones

OCaml, F#

there is F*
which, by logic of C# being C++++, would probably be F--- or something

rare

what a logo

[whole bear]

wha

[vocal basin]

F Star

[whole bear]

cool

put poisin in food

i cant write

working rn

?

[rugged root]

Sounds fun. What kind?

[whole bear]

hot weather is annoying

[small nova]

FR.

It is around 38-40 is Celsius here...

[whole bear]

damn

why is it so hot

dman

[small nova]

Summer is worse here...

[whole bear]

just damn

[small nova]

I would love to travel to the west side of the Sub continent, it is raining there...

[whole bear]

if summer is higher then everything must be meltin

I gtg

bye everyone

[vocal basin]

British Empire at that point

ig

[small nova]

Weren't they busy conquering other parts of the world. Start of Industrialization?

[vocal basin]

as in not just a Kingdom yet

[small nova]

Mhmm.

[vocal basin]

Empire fell apart over post-war time of WW1 and WW2

[wind raptor]

G2G for a bit. Cheers all!

[rugged root]

https://tenor.com/sK1z.gif

[small nova]

Ohh we talking guns now, noice!

Medics have equal risks of getting shot on ranges same as frontline fighters.

It is Monday Evening 8pm 🙂

[rugged root]

I am, yeah

[vocal basin]

there's also NZ accent which has very different vowel pronunciation

[vocal basin]

/e/ -> /i/ thing quite often

[small nova]

I never heard any NZ accent.

I can barely differentiate them.

@somber heath Yours is just so British man.

😂

[whole bear]

hello everybody

[small nova]

I ain't British man. I am Indian.

I don't wanna offend and shit, but I love how you all say a bottle of water.

[rugged root]

Oh boy delivery time

Wheeeeeeeeee

[small nova]

Aubergine. Theatre.

It just sounds royal.

[rugged root]

Colour

Coulour

[small nova]

Color without an U.

[rugged root]

The more u's you have the more british it is

[small nova]

As Indians being under the shadow of British Education, we have more of the British pronunciation and stuff.

[rugged root]

True, forgot about that

[small nova]

H goes on like Aitch.

The strong throw of it.

[rugged root]

Right?

[small nova]

My whole life I've told it like Aitch too.

[rugged root]

Hache

Hache is what gets me

[small nova]

Z goes like Zet or Zee.

[rugged root]

"What letter is that?" "Hache"

[small nova]

😂

[rugged root]

Just drives me bonkers

Agreed

[small nova]

If you convey what you wanted to and it is appropriate for everyone, that's enough.

Appropriately understandable*

🤷🏻‍♂️

[rugged root]

I'm obligated, as an American, to razz the British about their pronunciation, though

Push their tea into things, make jokes about how they say things

Appropriate James Bond

[small nova]

I'll be right back in a few minutes, duties calling.

[vocal basin]

as in /a:/ instead of /æ/ or something like that?

[small nova]

Beta goes on like Bae-ta, Bee-ta, Beh-ta.

[vocal basin]

wiktionary says both be /æ/

still wrong

or just mute while not speaking, yes

[vocal basin]

(as can be seen, I have it disabled)

"I am noise"
noise cancellation removes too much sound

[vocal basin]

#voice-chat-text-0 message

[small nova]

🤣

[whole bear]

hahahhaha

[small nova]

Imma get my mic now.

[lucid blade]

https://gist.github.com/coolaj86/6f4f7b30129b0251f61fa7baaa881516

[small nova]

Interesting...

[vocal basin]

"it's just text" isn't a valid excuse

[small nova]

I personally tried it for Stable Diffusion and it worked well.

Who's Dan?

Oh shit lol. Ok.

Spanking Monkeys. Like what?

[lucid blade]

its the awesome nice jail break btw there are others that are bad

but i wont post those

[small nova]

Tech Conversation go to be the most random ones ever. Period.

Micro-waaa-vae. Man that pronunciation.

[silent stirrup]

whar is going on in vc

[small nova]

Microwaves and Pressure Cookers?

Can we use it to make Nuclear Fission?

[jade knot]

Americium 241

[small nova]

They do split to Uranium 238 and 234? Right?

[lucid blade]

hilarious

[small nova]

Well goes from Uranium 235 lol.

[jade knot]

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

[vocal basin]

there's also AWS, the rifle

[lucid blade]

https://youtu.be/NKPApAsJbj4

[small nova]

Man the BBC guy in the interview with Elon Musk just got smoked.

[lucid blade]

a short remark or piece of information

[small nova]

It can basically be a shitpost, a short message, be irrelevant af.

[lavish rover]

#include <stdio.h>

#define coroutine_begin() static int state=0; switch(state) { case 0:
#define coroutine_return(x) { state=__LINE__; return x; case __LINE__:; }
#define coroutine_finish() }

int get_next(void) {
        static int i = 0;
        coroutine_begin();
        while (1){
                coroutine_return(++i);
                coroutine_return(100);
        }
        coroutine_finish();
}

int main(void){
        printf("i is %d\n", get_next()); /*  Prints 'i is 1' */
        printf("i is %d\n", get_next()); /*  Prints 'i is 100' */
        printf("i is %d\n", get_next()); /*  Prints 'i is 2' */
        printf("i is %d\n", get_next()); /*  Prints 'i is 100' */
        return 0;
}

[small nova]

I think I might be relearning Python on the whole from the Basics, I've been good with the advance stuff but have been very bad whilst being asked about the Basic stuff. IDK if it is common.

[limpid umbra]

bits and pieces - here and there

not all python books are the same , obviously - but one for learning with ?

[small nova]

Udemy courses and shit, yeah I do got some python books too.

Aight people Imma head out to sleep, it is 10pm now. 🙂

[ivory horizon]

https://www.codewars.com/kata/54b26b130786c9f7ed000555/train/python
stuck in this, all test are passing but the random model test are failing.

[vocal basin]

this is relatively high level according to difficulty rating

you're expected to use docs and understand requirements without them being broken down into smallest simplest details possible

or rather

[ivory horizon]

all test's have been passed -
looks like have to rewrite from scratch - the random model test is failing

It was a good one cleared the concept of meta class working. 99% is done.

[ivory horizon]

solved, all tests passed at last.( requirements could be more clear in the question took a long time)

[ivory horizon]

bye guys, gn

[lethal sierra]

cant speak

[rugged root]

@lethal sierra If you're wondering why you can't talk, check out the #voice-verification channel. That'll tell you what you need to know about the voice gate

[rare wagon]

@rugged root u uploaded some vid on ur channel 13yrs ago

daam

o mb

[vocal basin]

bool shouldn't be taken as int

also

it could be solved without metaclasses

yay

[rare wagon]

daam i am 7kyu :(((

congrats

[vocal basin]

I had C and Python at roughly same XP for some time, that's no longer the case

[somber heath]

@hard knoll @astral rain 👋

[astral rain]

@somber heath Hi

[hard knoll]

hi

[vocal basin]

(where I started)

[somber heath]

Do you have an opinion on the walrus operator, :=?

[sour willow]

man the quality of scams has gone down 😂

Hello Opal, Hem, Farzin, Gofek, AF

[vocal basin]

> Insane Coloured Triangles
https://www.codewars.com/kata/5a331ea7ee1aae8f24000175

[somber heath]

Would you like to buy a rope bridge?

[sour willow]

I dont understant lol.

~just realized should blur the name~

[rustic bear]

1 year for talk perms? Wtf?

Can I get permission to talk?

What are we looking at?

[vocal basin]

!voice

[wise cargo]

Voice verification

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[rustic bear]

!voice

[vocal basin]

you seem to already meet the requirements

[vocal basin]

read the bot message and what it tells you to do

[sour willow]

AF did a full transformation ....

[vocal basin]

I almost read that as a different word lol

[rustic bear]

What is this code package we’re looking at? Numpy implementation?

[somber heath]

A historic scam was to offer to sell someone a bridge. It worked its way into English language idiom as "If you believe [obviously untrue thing], then boy, do I have a bridge to sell you." It implies that the subject of such a remark is gullible. I was not, however, implying you are gullible, I was just referencing the idiom. A rope bridge could be seen as a low-quality bridge, like the low-quality scam.

[vocal basin]

@lunar haven
and you're muted btw

[sour willow]

I love the fact that he's like:
You got a problem we have a fictional charecter as our CEO

[vocal basin]

video file parsing (thing on stream)

[placid sapphire]

i can't talk broo how i get this voice verification

[rugged root]

.... what?

[wise cargo]

Voice verification

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[placid sapphire]

@rugged root Okay ty

[vocal basin]

ffmpeg would still be more reliable

[vocal basin]

• you can always just fork it

[vocal basin]

I was thinking about doing that some time ago

[rustic bear]

Are ppl working on improving open source software rn?

This video parsing library or whatever

[vocal basin]

then I realised I just used https in condition instead of http

@rugged root it's just not parsing some extra stuff + takes no memory due to zero buffering

or near zero memory compared to some other solutions

[wild pendant]

anyone know how to fix?

[vocal basin]

one character that took month(s) to debug

[vocal basin]

pip install colorama

generally

[wild pendant]

thanks mush

[vocal basin]

is it replit?

that could pose some problems if it is

[edgy skiff]

hello

[rustic bear]

Hello

[vocal basin]

https://github.com/tartley/colorama#installation

[vocal basin]

3.5 months

[rustic bear]

What is going on why is nothing happening

[vocal basin]

at some point I implemented a dumb fix which coincidentally helped with some other stuff too

both Firefox/Chromium-based

[rustic bear]

Why are u talking to yourself

[vocal basin]

elaborating on the previous topic

[rustic bear]

Firefox over chrome 😮😯

[vocal basin]

if you missed context:
ffmpeg was mentioned
then forking ffmpeg was proposed
another reason for doing so was referenced
and then that issue and how it got fixed was described further

[sour willow]

na

[vocal basin]

e

where do you use num_samples?

[vocal basin]

isn't it already read somewhere from the original file?

[vocal basin]

how is defined, again?

num_samples = ... what is ... now?

calculate num_samples before samples_sizes

and use num_samples inside samples_sizes

entry_count==num_samples, right?

self.num_samples = (len(self["stsz"]) - 20) // 4

tbf, you shouldn't have self["stsz"] saved in memory

it can be read on-demand from the file

half a megabyte

it shouldn't have been inheriting from a dictionary in the first place

[vocal basin]

just this in constructor

it's fast

O(1)

because you already have self["stsz"] computed

len(bytes(...)) is almost instant

[vocal basin]

then just use it in the method

or re-calculate

doesn't really matter

[vocal basin]

you can just replace existing self.num_samples=... with this

you can't really calculate it

you will get TypeError

!e

print(len(0 for _ in []))

[wise cargo]

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

001 | Traceback (most recent call last):
002 |   File "/home/main.py", line 1, in <module>
003 |     print(len(0 for _ in []))
004 |           ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
005 | TypeError: object of type 'generator' has no len()

[vocal basin]

what you're trying to do will fail

one way or another

[vocal basin]

this literally gets the same num_samples value

if you want to save compute time on sample_sizes() call, do this

len(self["stsz"]) is instant

len on iterator, however isn't

[desert wolf]

Wow, I’m starting to suspect some of you are nerds

Still on here here and stuff lol (it’s been almost 48 hours, goto(sleep);)

[rugged root]

@desert wolf If you're wondering why you can't talk, check out the #voice-verification channel. That'll tell you what you need to know about the voice gate

[desert wolf]

@rugged root I’ve been specking it out for a few days now.. shrug

I do kind of wonder if my messages are considered spam though, since no one cares to talk to me, and I’m not offering much value.

(Hard to add value when you have no voice)

[stuck furnace]

!stream 294737873083695105 30M

[wise cargo]

✅ @acoustic marlin can now stream until <t:1681760879:f>.

[gentle flint]

actually you've been here since yesterday at 09:56

[desert wolf]

Actually, I have been here for months

I just don’t participate

Wtf

[gentle flint]

but did you leave the server meanwhile?

[stuck furnace]

Don't you know you've always been here

[desert wolf]

No

[gentle flint]

you sent one message in 2021 and afterwards nothing until yesterday

[desert wolf]

Low priority I guess

[gentle flint]

anyway that was your 50th message, so try verifying again

[desert wolf]

LOL

[gentle flint]

ah, it worked

now to get unmuted you need to leave the voice chat and rejoin

[desert wolf]

Sounds good! If I don’t leave, will my verification expire or reset?

[gentle flint]

not that I know of

[maiden skiff]

wass sup

[desert wolf]

I can speak!! I think I’ll stay silent now

Thanks 🙂

[gentle flint]

up to you

[desert wolf]

@gentle flint to clarify though, I see there’s plenty of non-python content here. It is permissible that what is presented/discussed here isn’t exactly python, but may be entirely code-agnostic altogether?

[gentle flint]

this is an offtopic voice chat

you can discuss any topic

except illegal stuff or stuff which breaks terms of service

there's also offtopic text channels

!offtopic

[wise cargo]

Off-topic channels

There are three off-topic channels:
• #ot0-psvm’s-eternal-disapproval
• #ot1-perplexing-regexing
• #ot2-never-nester’s-nightmare

The channel names change every night at midnight UTC and are often fun meta references to jokes or conversations that happened on the server.

See our off-topic etiquette page for more guidance on how the channels should be used.

[desert wolf]

Is there an on-topic vc?

[stuck furnace]

What's happening? 😄

[ember warren]

yo

i need some guidance guys : )

[stuck furnace]

Ah, classic error

[desert wolf]

Lol

[ember warren]

how to make .ip files to work on jupyter notebook

[desert wolf]

Doesn’t ipython just export your code as plaintext code? Or you mean something extra special?

Oh, nvm

[stuck furnace]

One person at a time please

[ember warren]

@desert wolf only ipynb

but my file is .ip

[stuck furnace]

Erm, maybe we should split this into two voice channels, as people are talking over each other.

[rugged root]

It only resets if you leave the server

[somber heath]

!d divmod

[wise cargo]

divmod

divmod(a, b)```
Take two (non-complex) numbers as arguments and return a pair of numbers consisting of their quotient and remainder when using integer division. With mixed operand types, the rules for binary arithmetic operators apply. For integers, the result is the same as `(a // b, a % b)`. For floating point numbers the result is `(q, a % b)`, where *q* is usually `math.floor(a / b)` but may be 1 less than that. In any case `q * b + a % b` is very close to *a*, if `a % b` is non-zero it has the same sign as *b*, and `0 <= abs(a % b) < abs(b)`.

[rugged root]

One sec, sorry

[severe falcon]

you guys are not funny

you

pyes

I mean you are good but

not funny

nah

but kitchen should be the most hottest place

why is it cold ?

[rugged root]

Gaps in vents and outlets

[severe falcon]

that's interesting

[gentle flint]

https://rogerdudler.github.io/git-guide/

@sleek viper you asked about git

this is a good guide

[maiden skiff]

im back

[robust lichen]

https://i.imgur.com/gOwRlDU.png

is this good? @somber heath

[quaint oyster]

what is the Value type

[quaint oyster]

slightly above average

[quaint oyster]

https://play.typeracer.com?rt=2nt1k115z3

I will smoke you

[desert wolf]

string.c:10:23: error: implicitly declaring library function 'strlen' with type 'unsigned long (const char *)'

string.c:11:5: error: implicitly declaring library function 'strcpy' with type 'char *(char *, const char *)'

[severe falcon]

@whole bear you stay with your parents ?

so, brother ?

then who's sleeping

oh h

lol

ok

mhm

lmao noooo

what are you even trying to do ?

[hallow wasp]

Hi

Can i activate my mic or is this private or something?

[severe falcon]

@hallow wasp you have to get yourself voice verified role.

uh what ?

lmao

@lunar haven do have any idea what are you speaking ?

like do you know yourself ?

[hallow wasp]

what did i accuse?

what happened here? I went to take a leak

[severe falcon]

piss no

[hallow wasp]

piss... yeah

[severe falcon]

but leak ?

what is that ?

[hallow wasp]

depends

[severe falcon]

like you leak before you go to piss ?

[hallow wasp]

piss and leak are the same thing... -_-

[severe falcon]

not for me

[hallow wasp]

so what's a leak then? To you?

[severe falcon]

@verbal zenith you are not stupid ?

forget it

[hallow wasp]

👍

[severe falcon]

no

I don't think you have to reinstall.

[hallow wasp]

Just google "taking a leak"

This is absurd

[severe falcon]

no

chrome sucks

ewww chrome

you suck bro you are using chrome

why

what is wrong with you ?

better

[hallow wasp]

Edge is AWESOME!!!

[severe falcon]

it's Lynx bro

yeah that's much better

[hallow wasp]

I use linux... Garuda!

Yeah that neon rainbow distro... But it's cool

[severe falcon]

lol

it is

fun to use

[hallow wasp]

👍

[severe falcon]

i guess you can change that

[hallow wasp]

which flavor? Gnome, KDE, or the Window Managers?

[vocal basin]

"bacon-flavoured bacon with extra bacon"

[hallow wasp]

Yeah, I mean everything is customizable.... But if you had to customize, you could have picked endeavourOS

[severe falcon]

yeah I was saying everything

for real

he is alien

no

martian

[vocal basin]

no requests for mode were made, so shortest it is
https://www.codingame.com/clashofcode/clash/3031223f4631242d01c0234d6efbc0071cb4513

[severe falcon]

made a what ?

lol

ok

[hallow wasp]

So, I don't want to rude or anything... But I can't understand what we are doing? Commenting on code.. just chating... No problem either way

Gofek sounds Saudi

[vocal basin]

shortest

[severe falcon]

yuuu

[vocal basin]

I will wait for auto-start if anyone else chooses to join

[hallow wasp]

lolz

[severe falcon]

we are trying to understand what is leak

[hallow wasp]

Just google it maaaan

[vocal basin]

Box::leak in Rust

[severe falcon]

lmao

chill just having fun