and u?
#voice-chat-text-0
sharp urchin
vocal basin
homing pigeons do over 100
but doubt this one is a homing pigeon
gentle flint
sharp urchin
nahh i read a thing @nova prawn
gentle flint
homing pigeons do over 100
but doubt this one is a homing pigeon
even then I'm outspeeding him now
sharp urchin
there is a command
you write
and then it gives you the access to restricted content
i forgot what it was
vocal basin
!rule 5 sharing bypasses of chat models is probably not appropriate here
wise cargoBOT
sharp urchin
!rule 5 sharing bypasses of chat models is probably not appropriate here
i wont be doing it here fosho
when i find it imma dm him
anyways whatsgood AF
whole bear
hey
raw hazel
hi
pliant wedge
Hru?
raw hazel
nice sir
pliant wedge
<@317279909112446976> who are you talking to?
oh yeah i got you
raw hazel
my connection is weak , my vc is still showing 'connecting'
somber heath
@eager owl π
somber heath
my connection is weak , my vc is still showing 'connecting'
Try restarting discord?
vocal basin
my connection is weak , my vc is still showing 'connecting'
sometimes it's a discord issue, not connection issue
raw hazel
its on web π€ let me refresh it
eager owl
lol I have no permissions to chat but hello world π
somber heath
!voice
wise cargoBOT
vocal basin
sometimes it's a discord issue, not connection issue
hope one day Discord introduce "this user is not connected" icon or something
whole bear
I need someone to help me decode this:
pspffdopspddsopspsdapoodsopspffdxopsphasapopspsdapoodsss
pliant wedge
@somber heathyou should be a admin of this server
vocal basin
pspffdopspddsopspsdapoodsopspffdxopsphasapopspsdapoodsss
public key?
vocal basin
i'm locked out of my bitcoin wallet
what do you mean by "locked out"?
whole bear
public key?
i don't think so i apparently if i decypher the meaning it reveals a seed
vocal basin
i don't think so i apparently if i decypher the meaning it reveals a seed
why do you think so?
pliant wedge
pspffdopspddsopspsdapoodsopspffdxopsphasapopspsdapoodsss
its looks like "random.choice() ..."
whole bear
if you get the seed I will give you 5%
vocal basin
its looks like "random.choice() ..."
doesn't look like it
vocal basin
if you get the seed I will give you 5%
!rule 9 stop.
wise cargoBOT
whole bear
god people on the internet are such hardasses for no reason
vocal basin
rules are rules.
vocal basin
i'm locked out of my bitcoin wallet
can you prove you own the wallet?
pliant wedge
doesn't look like it
( i mean it looks like random typing on his keyboard )
whole bear
no
pliant wedge
like sadhashasbdhas
whole bear
but apparently there's like 500k if you decypher the meaning:
pspffdopspddsopspsdapoodsopspffdxopsphasapopspsdapoodsss
vocal basin
if it's potentially not your wallet, then what business do you have trying to get access to it?
whole bear
i tried googling it but i dont think that will work
whole bear
if it's potentially not your wallet, then what business do you have trying to ge...
ew you're kind of a disgusting personality i don't like you
whole bear
i bet you get really offended easily Alisa
pliant wedge
oh yeah yeah LMAO
pliant wedge
i bet you get really offended easily Alisa
:|
vocal basin
but apparently there's like 500k if you decypher the meaning:
pspffdopspddsopsp...
where did you get that text from?
why do you think it can be decyphered?
pliant wedge
ew you're kind of a disgusting personality i don't like you
π±
whole bear
where did you get that text from?
why do you think it can be decyphered?
apparently something called VPNET idk
ur guess as good as mine at this point
pliant wedge
apparently something called VPNET idk
apparently something called get out of here?
whole bear
these are my only three clues:
VPNET
qwerty
pspffdopspddsopspsdapoodsopspffdxopsphasapopspsdapoodsss
pliant wedge
ok my bad
whole bear
500k to the person that decyphers the last string
oops
not VPNET
ohh
i figured it out
pliant wedge
βοΈ
whole bear
it's a rick astley joke
vocal basin
but apparently there's like 500k if you decypher the meaning:
pspffdopspddsopsp...
(even if this was true, sharing the key would be kind of dumb)
whole bear
i knew it was a rick astley joke the whole time
i wanted to see if someone would spend a lot of time
only to discover it
but I realized
it's too hard of a puzzle
i didn't give the right clues
I need something that reveals virtualpiano.net more readily
vocal basin
it's too unreasonable of a premise to disguise the joke as
whole bear
i disagree
someone used a cryptic naming thing to remind them of a seed
and this naming thing was made public
i think it makes sense
people do all kinds of weird shit to keep their wallet seeds
me and a rich guy I know hammered holes in a piece of metal that corresponded to the first letter of each word of our seeds
someone with the faintest curiosity and desperation would give it a shot imo
i love the idea of making someone think they're about to get rich but they actually just get rick rolled
vocal basin
i love the idea of making someone think they're about to get rich but they actua...
and you get sad when someone refuses to fall for it, I get it.
pliant wedge
"me and a rich guy " 
π
whole bear
no i got sad when i realized i did a bad job giving clues
pliant wedge
no i got sad when i realized i did a bad job giving clues
:|
whole bear
parzi i like you more than alisa
pliant wedge
how are you parzi
π
whole bear
I MEAN IT
pliant wedge
i aint allowed
pliant wedge
is alisa gatekeeping your chat privileges?
hell nah
vocal basin
talk to me parzi
if you're so keen on solving puzzles
dsfhafshpoxhdfsdaoahhosxppdhpasxdophpaxfdod
hold on
b8f60dd5f28a99f796fa0b7d8b334feb7f788c405f889c31959f100b0b0d27c4eefb69bcaf6bac44fbfb32fd601b0796eb0a66d0486411decb8566d2a7cb0d76
if you're so keen on solving puzzles * 2
somber heath
@quiet nova π
vocal basin
if you're so keen on solving puzzles
```
dsfhafshpoxhdfsdaoahhosxppdhpasxdophpax...
... and now I'm code-golfing the solution
pliant wedge
@quiet nova
@jade salmon Yup yup
oh he's back
@somber heathCan i ask u something?
ok alr
so
do u have a github profile?
vocal basin
I should start moving stuff I have to GitHub at some point
pliant wedge
I should start moving stuff I have to GitHub at some point
yeah yeah
vocal basin
though I'd need to clean up everything before uploading
vocal basin
if u dont wanna share you codes u can turn on "private repo"
I already have a self-hosted instance of Gitea, so the only reason I upload to GitHub is to make it public
jade salmon
if u dont wanna share you codes u can turn on "private repo"
that could be an option but it probably would involved rewriting your repo's history
pliant wedge
I already have a self-hosted instance of Gitea, so the only reason I upload to G...
oh yeah
vocal basin
PyCharm projects directory has 201 entries
it's going to take some time to figure out which of those make sense getting published
vocal basin
now I mostly use VS Code
Pyright is a superior language server
and, what's more important, VS Code's remote/docker support is not paid
jade salmon
i use emacs
vocal basin
I'm such a noob that I even failed to scroll the help menu in emacs
idk if it's a good idea to use it over ssh
vocal basin
idk if it's a good idea to use it over ssh
almost every place tells to run emacs locally
(quite reasonable)
pliant wedge
Okok, btw i gotta go sya y'all
jade salmon
bye
jade salmon
idk if it's a good idea to use it over ssh
emacs has a package called TRAMP where you can use ssh / sftp or whatever and the filesystem is transparent to emacs (hence the name) so you can edit files remotely without having to directly work with ssh
its sort of hard to use and i don't use it
but i should be using it
vocal basin
idk if it's a good idea to use it over ssh
as in:
local computer doesn't have emacs installed at all
only the remote does
vocal basin
as in:
local computer doesn't have emacs installed at all
only the remote does
this is what I meant by "use it over ssh"
jade salmon
no its only the transport protocol for tramp
vocal basin
as in:
local computer doesn't have emacs installed at all
only the remote does
I'd expect this to be possible from a terminal-based program
jade salmon
you have the local computer running emacs and sshing into the remote host and your local emacs presents a filesystem like interface to the remote machine
vocal basin
I'd expect this to be possible from a terminal-based program
or, like, at least a message saying something like "you seem to be running emacs in an unsupported environment"
jade salmon
vocal basin
does TRAMP allow per-remote/per-container use of plugins/extensions/packages/config?
jade salmon
/ssh:r2q2@100.94.109.72:/home/r2q2/Projects/ thats all i had to do
TRAMP is for transparently accessing remote files from within Emacs. TRAMP enables an easy, convenient, and consistent interface to remote files as if they are local files. TRAMPβs transparency extends to editing, version control, and dired.
TRAMP can access remote hosts using any number of access methods, such as ssh, scp, telnet, and related programs. If these programs can successfully pass ASCII characters, TRAMP can use them. TRAMP does not require or mandate 8-bit clean connections.
TRAMPβs most common access method is through ssh, a more secure alternative to ftp and other older access methods.
thats all i had to do in the first picture every other feature of emacs is available
vocal basin
does TRAMP allow per-remote/per-container use of plugins/extensions/packages/con...
VS Code allows installing and managing whatever additional parts it needs in a remote-only way
jade salmon
TRAMP is just designed to be like: hey remote access protocol ill be your shim for emacs and it says to emacs hey well look at this thing its exactly like your local system
vocal basin
VS Code allows installing and managing whatever additional parts it needs in a r...
if emacs has per-workspace plugins/settings (dir locals, seems like), then it probably has that to, I'd guess
jade salmon
i don't know if you can disable and enable parts of emacs based on the tramp connectioni
"workspaces" is not really a thing in emacs but like you could add it
jade salmon
emacs is 47 years old and someone crazy enough to do it probably did it
i haven't used that
vocal basin
VS Code allows installing and managing whatever additional parts it needs in a r...
I prefer the less transparent way to manage remotes, which is provided by VS Code
for example, it has a clear separation between "client-side" and "server-side" extensions
vocal basin
I prefer the less transparent way to manage remotes, which is provided by VS Cod...
and, something like this is also possible:
create a container
attach VS Code
install all the necessary extensions
do the work
remove the container, burning down all the extensions with it
most of Rust development I do is containerised, because (re)installing rust on the host machine is somewhat of mess
jade salmon
i think i have run emacs inside of vscode or something stupid
vocal basin
most of Rust development I do is containerised, because (re)installing rust on t...
I don't even know how exactly I have the Rust installed on the host
I think it's via snap
but I'm not sure
trying to uninstall it
robust relic
hi
somber heath
@whole bear π
vocal basin
I think it's via `snap`
turns out, it wasn't
hollow cosmos
guys i need help im a noobie and im trying to build a small program that shows the name of a typed number
vocal basin
trying to uninstall it
I removed everything except for libstd-rust-1.65
vocal basin
guys i need help im a noobie and im trying to build a small program that shows t...
1 β¦ one, 21 β¦ twenty one?
somber heath
@modest tide π
modest tide
vocal basin
1 β¦ one, 21 β¦ twenty one?
TIL "β¦" is called "maplet"
it TeX it's \mapsto
seems like there are two different maplets
"β¦" -- maplet arrow
"A β¦ B" -- maplet expression
slate light
hello
vocal basin
diving into the dread and horror of multithreading
https://doc.rust-lang.org/nomicon/send-and-sync.html
the original code was in Python
now I'm translating it into Rust
I've only moved the core part of the code for now
no data structures/algorithms yet
it will fail a lot
- the code I have is extremely experimental and new
so ChatGPT is just unfamiliar with what it does
rarely
depends on the language
it might work if the translation is between something like JS and Python
vocal basin
+ the code I have is extremely experimental and new
so ChatGPT is just unfamilia...
one of the features of Rust, Generic Associated Types, which I use almost everywhere, was stabilised after ChatGPT's training data was frozen
vocal basin
the original code was in Python
and it was exclusively made for single-threaded async
calm mist
and it was exclusively made for single-threaded async
how many time for day you spend for learning/coding?
in general, for programming
vocal basin
depends on a specific day
idk what the average/median is
(I don't track it)
the only metric I have is 503 contributions in the last 9 months, on Gitea (GitHub analogue)
which isn't a lot
last time I properly dedicated time to working on a project, it was 500 commits in two months
kindred granite
@kindred granite
timber oriole
hello @somber heath
kindred granite
Getting your own attention?
I baited you into pinging me on reply 
somber heath
I baited you into pinging me on reply <:brainmon:439516188771483658>
It would appear as though you have bested me.
@upper adder π
somber heath
@quartz heath @tranquil magnet π
quartz heath
hi
limpid umbra
i only use wired , keyboard / mouse , because RF devices have a sleep delay that chops off first few letters of what i type
somber heath
i only use wired , keyboard / mouse , because RF devices have a sleep delay th...
I haven't experienced that. Maybe your wireless keyboard is a bit shit.
limpid umbra
it was $12 dollars - so it may be
somber heath
Wired mouse, yes, because the drain on wireless mice is constant when on.
@whole bear @grim axle π
@cedar glacier π
whole bear
yo
cedar glacier
Hi, do you think you should start learning Rust and if so why?
somber heath
@vale smelt π
vocal basin
Hi, do you think you should start learning Rust and if so why?
if you need to build systems level software, with requirements for performance and memory safety, it's probably the best option
cedar glacier
if you need to build systems level software, with requirements for performance a...
And if I already know C++ for these tasks, is it worth switching?
vocal basin
depends on how large the existing code base is
if you're starting from scratch, probably go for Rust
if you want to use C/C++ libraries a lot, then it becomes somewhat more compilacted
cedar glacier
if you're starting from scratch, probably go for Rust
Fair enough, thanks for the reply
vocal basin
if you want to use C/C++ libraries a lot, then it becomes somewhat more compilac...
Rust does allow calling into C
but it's neither absolutely simple nor safe
zenith radish
Rust does allow calling into C
but it's neither absolutely simple nor safe
It's quite simple with bindgen
And you can assure safety pretty well
limpid umbra
@somber heath openCV as a gesture monitor ?
somber heath
<@317279909112446976> openCV as a gesture monitor ?
I was thinking touchscreen.
timber oriole
Copilot is great
somber heath
But yeah, maybe, for some things, prop.
timber oriole
It's trained on code people put into GitHub. Which is pretty good for the most part when multiple instances of similar things are aggregated.
limpid umbra
there was a tv show , f/x : the series , they had a giant transparent screen , with hand capture interaction
is was just eye candy for the show - but the idea is great - now very old
1996
@somber heath you want to use a giant , 4k screen yes
@somber heath hmm last time i looked they made a 27 inch touchscreen , no idea now
timber oriole
Like Jarvis for Ironman lol
somber heath
@frigid dove @viral granite π
viral granite
π
frigid dove
ππΌ
limpid umbra
if you loop , chat GPT to chat GPT - does it go bonkers?
somber heath
timber oriole
If they don't watch out they'll end up with Ultron
limpid umbra
just lovely....
frigid dove
Very Interesting
limpid umbra
i have a furby from a garage sale --- on standby to be BORGized
timber oriole
Do it, that would be awesome
limpid umbra
mmmmm , Z80 inside ??
chat GPT --> talking like star trek borg ---> via furby , with a laser eye and and ...
somber heath
Post it and we'll see what can be said.
somber heath
!e py a = 'apple' print(a) print(b)
wise cargoBOT
@somber heath :x: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 1.
001 | apple
002 | Traceback (most recent call last):
003 | File "/home/main.py", line 3, in <module>
004 | print(b)
005 | ^
006 | NameError: name 'b' is not defined
onyx lagoon
I defined it in the 2nd part of the code and I imported the 2nd page on the 1st page, I trigger something with the signal, but it does not recognize the information variable that I defined on the 2nd page.
limpid umbra
i found a ,Fitbit , it needs a iphone to change settings ---- it may become a box of parts for , GPS , inertia , ...
somber heath
Have you saved your project? Sometimes you can run an older version of your code than what you see on screen.
lavish rover
Oppo find n2
somber heath
You know what I mean by LEGB? @onyx lagoon
onyx lagoon
Δ±Δ±Δ± what is LEGB ?
onyx lagoon
Are you talking about local variable?
somber heath
Yes.
limpid umbra
@somber heath touch screen for digital scope interface , synths , x y z
terse needle
kindred granite
a = 0
# can access a
def f():
b = 1
# can access a, b
def f2():
c = 2
# can access a, b, c
# cannot access c
# cannot access b, c
how to convert to global
limpid umbra
fall overboard sensor - or wireless mic
somber heath
how to convert to global
You generally don't.
onyx lagoon
yes, it's almost like I've just started
somber heath
Stuff you specify within an instance should be of that instance. You can ask that instance for that data if you need it.
onyx lagoon
i understand what you're saying, but I've already imported the second page, can't I use everything on the first page because I've already imported it
okay guys i find it @somber heath
clever bluff
So umm, I'm new to coding and I really don't understand what parameters are. Can someone please explain
thorn wharf
do you understand functions @clever bluff ?
clever bluff
do you understand functions <@546064757615099924> ?
Kinda
thorn wharf
here is a simple explanation
kindred granite
So umm, I'm new to coding and I really don't understand what parameters are. Can...
you know print right?
thorn wharf
functions are blocks of code that you can easily use to run a specific block of code, maybe something that you have to repeat multiple times
somber heath
So umm, I'm new to coding and I really don't understand what parameters are. Can...
def function(parameter):
...
function(argument)```imagine print without any parameters
how would you make it do different things?
it would always do the same thing
thorn wharf
parameters are the data you pass into a function to get something done
/get some result
@clever bluff look at this real world example
somber heath
Parameters are the inbox. Arguments are given to the parameters.
clever bluff
it would always do the same thing
I get what it does based on this example but I still don't really understand in the context of a function
somber heath
In this way, the parameters point to the same objects as the arguments do.
kindred granite
!e
def bottle(liquid):
print("I am drinking", liquid)
bottle("water")
bottle("apple juice")
bottle("propane")
@kindred granite :white_check_mark: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.
001 | I am drinking water
002 | I am drinking apple juice
003 | I am drinking propane
@clever bluff functions are used to avoid repeating code and keeping a clean code base
clever bluff
<@546064757615099924> functions are used to avoid repeating code and keeping a c...
I know that
parameters are just confusing
thorn wharf
here is a trivial example
def add(number1, number2):
return number1 + number2
parameters specify things that are different between those repeated sections
thorn wharf
of a function add, where it takes two parameters number1 and number2
kindred granite
because not every section will be exactly the same
thorn wharf
its hard to help people when 3 people answer at once too
kindred granite
then stop answering
thorn wharf
i started answering first. just helping him
thorn wharf
then stop answering
no reason to be so toxic, if this is how you act this discord isnt for you
kindred granite
and what do you think we are trying to do besides help
thorn wharf
flooding this channel with messages when im already answering him @kindred granite
kindred granite
clever bluff
!e
```py
def bottle(liquid):
print("I am drinking", liquid)
bottle("water")
bo...
I am still very confused
thorn wharf
look at my example
trival example of an add function that takes 2 parameters
and you would use it like this
result = add(1,2)
result would be 3 in this case
clever bluff
and you would use it like this
```py
result = add(1,2)
```
result would be 3 in ...
Ok, I kinda get it now
Do you know any small projects that I might need a function with parameters for
thorn wharf
quite honestly @clever bluff anything
clever bluff
quite honestly <@546064757615099924> anything
I'll try
gentle flint
terse needle
gentle flint
alpine jay
radiant iron
from england and i have no clue what a bus trap is
slate light
gentle flint
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@slate light it needs some work I think
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slate light
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/home/laszlo/Desktop/cyber sycurite/python/compiti/file.py", line 15, in <module>
i=open(a,'r')
FileNotFoundError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: '12'
vocal basin
!pep8
wise cargoBOT
slate light
a
turbid sandal
gentle flint
@mint pier
lucid blade
verbal zenith
mint pier
slate light
perchè
lucid blade
mint pier
vocal basin
there appear to be certain violations happening
wind raptor
They've been dealt with
slate light
yeee
slate light
my kitty
terse needle
"Write your next Ethereum Contract in Pyramid Scheme"
zenith radish
vocal basin
if I was to fly to Estonia and back, that'd cost me around $400~$1'000, excluding bribes required to leave the country in the first place
zenith radish
vocal basin
if I was to fly to Estonia and back, that'd cost me around $400~$1'000, excludin...
Russia
wind raptor
Not sure. Sorry.
vocal basin
did you try restarting discord?
wind raptor
It could be the server that the VC is connected to vs your server
wind raptor
The region is set to whoever connects to the VC first
vocal basin
that would also involve some time passing for the VC to switch servers
gentle flint
flat sentinel
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lGy8zJOXUiw
thats very racist of you PLOME
gentle flint
thats very racist of you PLOME
you're one to talk
wind raptor
I cannot make everyone move to another channel bro
acoustic fractal
sup
whats this code do
what's
lol
why cant i talk
it says supressed
!voice
wise cargoBOT
acoustic fractal
dang 50 mags?
msgs
whats that import function?
you have to pay for co pilot right
?
wait where?
i am a student
on github?
found it
telling me i gotta give more info
somber heath
@whole bear π
wise cargoBOT
somber heath
@spiral flume π
spiral flume
/ssh:r2q2@100.94.109.72:/home/r2q2/Projects/ thats all i had to do
what up...
woops. the reply context was still set π
graceful grail
wat!erm!elo!n
import random
import string
base_string = input("Input text:")
jump = input("Input jump size:")
cipher_string = ""
count = 0
for i in base_string:
cipher_string += str(i)
count += 1
if count % int(jump) == 0:
cipher_string += random.choice(string.ascii_letters)
print(cipher_string)
watermelon
3
base_string = user_input("Input text: ")
jump = to_int(user_input("Input jump size: "))
letters = ""
for i in range(code("a"), code("z"))
letters = letters + char(i)
end for
for i in range(code("A"), code("Z"))
letters = letters + char(i)
end for
cipher_string = ""
count = 0
for i in base_string
cipher_string = cipher_string + i
count = count + 1
if count % jump == 0 then
cipher_string = cipher_string + letters[floor((rnd * letters.len))]
end if
end for
print(cipher_string)
!e ```python
import random
import string
base_string = input("Input text:")
jump = input("Input jump size:")
cipher_string = ""
count = 0
for i in base_string:
cipher_string += str(i)
count += 1
if count % int(jump) == 0:
cipher_string += random.choice(string.ascii_letters)
print(cipher_string)
!e
wise cargoBOT
graceful grail
!e -i ```
import random
import string
base_string = input("Input text:")
jump = input("Input jump size:")
cipher_string = ""
count = 0
for i in base_string:
cipher_string += str(i)
count += 1
if count % int(jump) == 0:
cipher_string += random.choice(string.ascii_letters)
print(cipher_string)
hard minnow
!voice
wise cargoBOT
somber heath
Corey Schafer's YouTube playlist for Python beginners.
Downloadable Python documentation available from python.org. Specifically, the zip of pdfs, and within that, library.pdf.
whole bear
!e
dense meadow
/home
somber heath
!code
wise cargoBOT
dense meadow
print('hell')
import random
import string
base_string = input("Input text:")
jump = input("Input jump size:")
cipher_string = ""
count = 0
for i in base_string:
cipher_string += str(i)
count += 1
if count % int(jump) == 0:
cipher_string += random.choice(string.ascii_letters)
print(cipher_string)
!e py a, b = 1, 2 print(a) print(b)
wise cargoBOT
@somber heath :white_check_mark: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.
001 | 1
002 | 2
!e def make_word():
word = ""
for ch in "spam"
word +=ch
yield word
print(list(make_word()))
wise cargoBOT
@whole bear :x: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 1.
001 | File "/home/main.py", line 3
002 | for ch in "spam"
003 | ^
004 | SyntaxError: expected ':'
def make_word():
word = ""
for ch in "spam":
word +=ch
yield word
print(list(make_word()))
!e def make_word():
word = ""
for ch in "spam":
word +=ch
yield word
print(list(make_word()))
dense meadow
!e
dense meadow
!e
print('oof')
!e py for iv in enumerate('abc'): print(iv)
wise cargoBOT
@somber heath :white_check_mark: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.
001 | (0, 'a')
002 | (1, 'b')
003 | (2, 'c')
!e py for i, v in enumerate('abc'): print(i, v)
wise cargoBOT
@somber heath :white_check_mark: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.
001 | 0 a
002 | 1 b
003 | 2 c
!e for i, v in enumerate('abc'):
print(i, v)
somber heath
!e py i = -1 for v in 'abc': i += 1 print(i, v)
wise cargoBOT
@somber heath :white_check_mark: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.
001 | 0 a
002 | 1 b
003 | 2 c
@whole ledge π
whole ledge
hi
teal flower
Hello
whole ledge
dose any on know data science programing in python
did ask but no response / no interaction
what is that?
got it
ok
somber heath
!e py my_dict = {'apples': 1, 'pears': 2, 'oranges': 3} print(my_dict['pears']) print(my_dict['apples']) print(my_dict['oranges'])
wise cargoBOT
@somber heath :white_check_mark: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.
001 | 2
002 | 1
003 | 3
This is an example of the instantiation and population of a dictionary and subsequent retrieval of data from that dictionary.
A dictionary is made up of entries called items. Each item is made up of a key:value pairing.
The value is referenced by specifying the key.
In this way, a dictionary is like a collection of variables pointing to objects.
!e py my_dict = {} my_dict['key'] = 'value' print(my_dict)
wise cargoBOT
@somber heath :white_check_mark: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.
{'key': 'value'}
This is an example of subscription by key.
I am creating the empty dictionary, subscripting it with the key 'key', and assigning that key's associated value as 'value'
Keys of a dictionary may only appear once as keys of that dictionary. No duplicate keys.
a = 1
a = 2```For the same reason a can't point to both 1 and 2 at the same time.a = [1, 2]```You might do this if you needed to.The values of a dict are arbitrary. They can be any object.
The keys must be "hashable".
Typically, this means immutable objects, but more strictly, things which implement __hash__, ideally correctly.
wind raptor
!voice
wise cargoBOT
rugged root
Enjoying it?
mystic rover
um
you can't really be using discord
if you're 12 years old
but you're not 13 now
meaning you should't be using discord
That's like saying I'm 17, but nearly 18 so I can drink
rugged root
At the very least, I wouldn't advertise your age
But yeah, you should hold off on using Discord until your birthday
See you then!
molten pewter
dense meadow
Hi guys, can you guys please tell me what is an 'f string'?
wise cargoBOT
rugged root
Yep!
dense meadow
!e
dense meadow
age=13
print(f"SonicGamer is {age} years old.")
!e
age=13
print(f"SonicGamer is {age} years old.")
wise cargoBOT
@dense meadow :white_check_mark: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.
SonicGamer is 13 years old.
nice
rugged root
It's super handy
dense meadow
is it a new feature in 3.11?
rugged root
Nah, that's been a thing since 3.6
rugged root
Prior to f-strings, there were 3 other ways to format strings
!e
spam = "ham"
print("I love %s" % spam)
print("I love " + spam)
print("I love {}".format(spam))
@rugged root :white_check_mark: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.
001 | I love ham
002 | I love ham
003 | I love ham
The first one is a carry over from how C does string formatting
rugged root
Yeah it's not ideal
stuck furnace
Hello there
dusk raven
stuck furnace
Congrats
dusk raven
peak copper
rugged root
"Oh god what have I done..."
limpid umbra
ooooyyyy
stuck furnace
Did you see this? π https://www.reddit.com/r/CasualUK/comments/139uzc8/i_like_vagina_camilla/
wind raptor
rugged root
Did you see this? π https://www.reddit.com/r/CasualUK/comments/139uzc8/i_like_...
Just cracks me up
Like
limpid umbra
hey , you gotta looooicines for dat
rugged root
How did anyone keep a straight face
rugged root
Tough economy
wind raptor
indeed
rugged root
@rustic yew Yo
limpid umbra
charlie thinks everybody in the world is a peasant
stuck furnace
That'll be me one day
limpid umbra
no pot but you can pop pills from your dokteer
rugged root
TIL
limpid umbra
clinton lost his law liscence
vocal basin
I have a stupid question to Hemlock
should incidents like this get reported?
#voice-chat-text-0 message
limpid umbra
practicing deviant
rugged root
I would yeah
peak copper
vocal basin
I have a stupid question to Hemlock
should incidents like this get reported?
ht...
though the obvious rule break there was repeated rule 9 violation
rugged root
True. But yeah, would rather us be able to nip toxic attitudes like that in the bud
vocal basin
funny how they just gave up trying to troll (because they realised they're unable to)
#voice-chat-text-0 message
rugged root
rugged tundra
limpid umbra
@rugged root remember , Information Society , the singer makes music for video games - last i heard
rugged root
Name doesn't ring a bell
willow light
Only pack the essentials on vacation
willow light
Btw if you are ever in Brunswick ME in the morning, go to flip. Their menu is insane.
rugged root
Those are so pricey
limpid umbra
$4 USD , 1 pancake ?
rugged root
Fair
willow light
Hubcap of a tractor trailer
limpid umbra
@rugged root did you see Uncle Buck - John Candy
willow light
Also if you ride your bike there you get a massive discount
rugged root
Mm.... security trainings...
rugged root
<@98195144192331776> did you see Uncle Buck - John Candy
I know the movie, never saw it
Ugh, back in a sec, gotta do a KnowBe4 security training thing
willow light
Maine in general is very expensive because it is full of really old people who never travel and therefore think these prices are normal, and very few young people who know better are around to make a difference.
And by never travel I mean they think if they ever leave Maine they will become communists.
Or see a dark skinned person. Ever.
molten pewter
@peak copper Do they allow this during test taking? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s-y_lnzWQjk
maiden skiff
wassup~
rugged root
I'm very glad that this lets me view these videos at 2x speed.
Yoooooo, how goes it Chamchi?
maiden skiff
I'm currently working part-time and studying in between shifts. How about you?
terse needle
rugged root
Specifically the 737 MAX
limpid umbra
what specifically ???
amber raptor
limpid umbra
fox guarding the hen house
molten pewter
one sec
rugged root
Nifty, thanks
stuck furnace
UC Berkeley 
I'd say they're up there with Stanford, MIT, etc. for computer science.
honest pier
ye
molten pewter
"Enable a strong and secure systems platform for taxpayer-facing applications
Expand the digital conversion of paper case files and documentation"
"Reinvest savings to keep technology current and expand digital services consistent with similar trends in the private sector"
AKA. A free file system.
"More web tools, online applications"
rugged root
@whole bear Message in here next time. Do no rush in without listening to hear if there's an ongoing conversation
It's incredibly rude
stuck furnace
I think school careers advisor are pretty much universally terrible π
rugged root
lithp
honest pier
o
lime vale
()lisp
honest pier
are you ringringring
lime vale
(((((
somber heath
@rugged root #voice-chat-text-0 message
stuck furnace
Oh like the cpython source
lime vale
struct Node {
NodeKind kind; // Node kind
Node *next; // Next node
Type *ty; // Type, e.g. int or pointer to int
Token *tok; // Representative token
Node *lhs; // Left-hand side
Node *rhs; // Right-hand side
// "if" or "for" statement
Node *cond;
Node *then;
Node *els;
Node *init;
Node *inc;
// "break" and "continue" labels
char *brk_label;
char *cont_label;
// Block or statement expression
Node *body;
// Struct member access
Member *member;
// Function call
Type *func_ty;
Node *args;
bool pass_by_stack;
Obj *ret_buffer;
// Goto or labeled statement, or labels-as-values
char *label;
char *unique_label;
Node *goto_next;
// Switch
Node *case_next;
Node *default_case;
// Case
long begin;
long end;
// "asm" string literal
char *asm_str;
// Atomic compare-and-swap
Node *cas_addr;
Node *cas_old;
Node *cas_new;
// Atomic op= operators
Obj *atomic_addr;
Node *atomic_expr;
// Variable
Obj *var;
// Numeric literal
int64_t val;
long double fval;
};```β @lime vale can now stream until <t:1683560455:f>.
stuck furnace
It's like I don't exist ;-;
honest pier
your messages certainly don't π
stuck furnace
Fair enough
We do? π
I don't think I've ever felt refreshed after a nap.
Yeah that's a bit of a tautology
There's one where you're just really heavy
stuck furnace
# Oh merciful lord, please forgive me for what follows
A imports B. B imports A
rugged root
Have patience
stuck furnace
Cory?
dense meadow
Oh ok @rugged root
stuck furnace
Erm, you're probably right
somber heath
Corey Schafer, YouTuber, playlist for Python beginners
dense meadow
Ok thanks
barren crown
It's the land of the living, not the land of the dead.
twin scaffold
stuck furnace
Daniel something, but I've forgotten now lol
Well that's kind of always been the case.
We just have to treat video/audio the same way we treat textual information with regards to provenance.
rugged root
LX, halp. I don't know what to make and it's making me insane
stuck furnace
LX, halp. I don't know what to make and it's making me insane
Like, what to code?
rugged root
Yeah
gentle flint
!pypi zest.releaser
wise cargoBOT
amber raptor
!pypi zest.releaser
Please no
amber raptor
Containers are much better solution in 99% of the cases
We can just fight in Text π
vocal basin
git allows to do things distributed-ly
things like svn seem to do the opposite way (at least, from what I've heard/read)
rugged root
Sounds likely
swift valley
Emacs+Magit makes interactive rebase very bearable
vocal basin
all the time I rebased was:
I unintentionally initialised a remote repository with readme/stuff
now I need to somehow put local commits on top of it
amber raptor
all the time I rebased was:
I unintentionally initialised a remote repository wi...
No need for this. Just fix it and leave the old commits
rugged root
@quasi condor Yo
amber raptor
vocal basin
at least it's an internship not an "interview"
stuck furnace
You do have a kind of deep voice π
vocal basin
Flask is not front-end
like,
Flask has nothing to do with GUI
well
templates might be somewhat
but not really
vocal basin
like,
Flask has nothing to do with GUI
"introducing latency to each GUI action is definitely great,
let's have everything server-side processed"
stuck furnace
Scrolling the server list on the left is always super laggy for me.
swift valley
I have enough folders to not have that problem
vocal basin
discord app (desktop electron) in a problematic state lags the whole system sometimes
> pretty much every action [requires waiting for the server]
that "pretty much every" qualifier is incorrect.
discord.py is built on top of aiohttp
quasi condor
\> pretty much every action [requires waiting for the server]
that "pretty much ...
like what?
willow light
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Technical_debt
gentle flint
@willow light join vc
quasi condor
right clicking on a message does, switch servers does, switching channels does, sending a message obviously does
willow light
it was breakfast haha. haven't had lunch yet.
quasi condor
right clicking on a message does, switch servers does, switching channels does, ...
or if you're being pedantic - a ws message rather than a distinct request
vocal basin
right clicking on a message does, switch servers does, switching channels does, ...
most of the handling of right click doesn't.
quasi condor
most of the handling of right click doesn't.
if I right click on a message, it will make a request unless it's cached whatever it needs to cache
not sure exactly what that is
but it's at the server level at least
vocal basin
right clicking on a message does, switch servers does, switching channels does, ...
> sending a message obviously does
no, waiting for a confirmation from a server, that the message was sent, is not a part of the process of "sending a message" action
UI does a lot of work after the message was sent out and before it even arrived to the server:
resetting the text box
adding the message to the list of those displayed in the channel
verbal zenith
quasi condor
\> sending a message obviously does
no, waiting for a confirmation from a server...
no, waiting for a confirmation from a server, that the message was sent, is not a part of the process of "sending a message" action
UI does a lot of work after the message was sent out and before it even arrived to the server:
please o wise one - enlighten me as to how my text gets to the server without Discord sending something to the server
is it magic?
quasi condor
> no, waiting for a confirmation from a server, that the message was sent, is no...
or does the client in fact have to send the ws message
as I said
vocal basin
> no, waiting for a confirmation from a server, that the message was sent, is no...
can you read?
there is a specific word
waiting
lavish rover
quasi condor
you're the one that brought waiting into it
I have no idea where it came from - all I said is that pretty much every action sends a request
then clarified to include ws messages
vocal basin
you're the one that brought waiting into it
as far as I heard the original phrasing of what you said
quasi condor
and even then - when I send the message, the message will render as grey until I get some sort of ack from the server
so it still waits for the server to render it as properly received*
otherwise it will stay grey
quasi condor
and even then - when I send the message, the message will render as grey until I...
it's a fundamentally network-bound UI action
vocal basin
you're the one that brought waiting into it
but you tried to argue against a statement about waiting anyway
quasi condor
but you tried to argue against a statement about waiting anyway
because you're wrong on two accounts
two separate accounts.
A) I didn't mention waiting
B) It does wait anyway
rugged root
I have no idea where it came from - all I said is that pretty much every action ...
If memory serves the original thing was like "has some sort of interaction with the server" which I would say covers both cases
swift valley
Zig is to C as Rust is to C++
stuck furnace
Why would it not?
vocal basin
@woeful wyvern https://docs.rust-embedded.org/book/
there is no_std Rust
@woeful wyvern usually, the same way as you'd compile C to it
swift valley
vocal basin
<@545124905214017536> usually, the same way as you'd compile C to it
there are specifics
but anyway
Rust has no fundamental barriers against it
what you often won't get with C,
is using and composing packages for embedded
"if there's a garbage collector, why don't just remove the garbage producer"
vocal basin
what you often won't get with C,
is using and composing packages for embedded
cargo allows creating packages that don't depend on the standard library
@rugged root you can make one for it
like
Rc but actually GCd not only reference-counted
that would require each GC-able type to list all of its references
"just think"
and create a proper type architecture for the project
I had an equivalent of Any in some code I had
"I spent time thinking"
and now I don't have an equivalent of Any there
generics are useful
@woeful wyvern Rust uses constructs on top of a pointer
and one of the only few reasonable ways to use these raw pointers is to build such wrapper constructs
Box, Rc, etc.
swift valley
Smart pointers
swift valley
Ref counting, heap allocation etc...
vocal basin
and one of the only few reasonable ways to use these raw pointers is to build su...
or under Pins
Box allows mutability
Rc doesn't (by default)
@woeful wyvern Box and Rc are generic
Reference-counted
rugged root
You alright there, asi?
swift valley
Box does heap allocation for you
vocal basin
let mut bool_box = Box::new(true);
*bool_box = false;
You can just enum it
vocal basin
Any
rugged root
swift valley
vocal basin
i need the motivation to code now
to code what?
some specific project?
faint raven
Yeah i need a python project
vocal basin
you can add custom functions
!d sqlite3.Connection.create_function
wise cargoBOT
vocal basin
just use a priority queue
if stuff fails, send it to be used way way later
not log
set
gentle flint
vocal basin
SQLite isn't for speed
swift valley
SQLite is for when you just want a local database then and there
vocal basin
if you want something embedded and fast, probably something custom like just manually handling B-trees
it won't be reliable
but it will be fast
rugged root
Wait is the one I linked built in?
vocal basin
no
rugged root
Lame
swift valley
Rust is kinda stingy with builtins
amber raptor
swift valley
It has cool stuff like b-tree maps/sets though
vocal basin
https://docs.rs/rusqlite/latest/rusqlite/
the more used one
rugged root
Neat
vocal basin
and the one mentioned in
https://rust-lang-nursery.github.io/rust-cookbook/database/sqlite.html
vocal basin
if you want something embedded and fast, probably something custom like just man...
SQLite itself is kind of "it's wrong but who cares"
some checks are disabled by default
iirc, that includes foreign keys
"sure the developers aren't going to make mistakes"
foreign
Assuming the library is compiled with foreign key constraints enabled, it must still be enabled by the application at runtime
with this
PRAGMA foreign_keys = ON;
Foreign key constraints are disabled by default (for backwards compatibility), so must be enabled separately for each database connection.
did they not support FKs at all at some point?
Careful developers will not make any assumptions about whether or not foreign keys are enabled by default but will instead enable or disable them as necessary
"Careful developers"
don't forget, SQLite can run in-memory
rugged root
Why are we still helping him with this?
vocal basin
don't forget, SQLite can run in-memory
(this is response supporting what Rabbit said, not an attempt to help anyone)
vocal basin
just use a priority queue
"and this is just flexing on someone who, I'm kind of sure, can't implement it correctly"
I used Sphinx but didn't look into theming much
5.3.0 -> 6.0 changed stuff
woeful wyvern
if you want something embedded and fast, probably something custom like just man...
Re-inventing the wheel, no?
vocal basin
what Spinx version?
there was version
so, yes, 5->6 change happened
(it's not backwards-compatible)
"rst-versions" is the class for it
gentle flint
!pypi sphinx
wise cargoBOT
vocal basin
docs.python.org is on Sphinx 4.5.0
maiden skiff
I came back again.
vocal basin
for some reason I though py3.12 docs were Sphinx 5.3.0
but, not, it's 4.5.0 too
(though they have a new theme for py3.12 docs)
"rare sight: dark theme, authors of which didn't forget to properly handle the search bar"
gentle flint
vocal basin
"rare sight: dark theme, authors of which didn't forget to properly handle the s...
just a joke about people often forgetting to do it, for some reason
(there are a lot of less-than-carefully-made dark themes in existence)
is API reference on the home page supposed to list everything without a depth limit?
idk if there's a way to separately set it for "User Docs" and "API reference"
gentle flint
.. FlightplanDB-python documentation master file, created by
sphinx-quickstart on Wed Mar 10 18:01:47 2021.
You can adapt this file completely to your liking, but it should at least
contain the root `toctree` directive.
Welcome to FlightplanDB-py's documentation!
===============================================
Welcome
------------------
If you're new, check out the :doc:`user/introduction` or :doc:`user/quickstart` sections.
.. toctree::
:maxdepth: 4
:caption: Docs
user/userdocs
api/main
Indices and tables
------------------
* :ref:`genindex`
!stream 500168097852948482
wise cargoBOT
β @desert wolf can now stream until <t:1683577480:f>.
wind raptor
willow light
Well now I know how I will be debugging this week
willow light
How is that related?
kindred granite
circle with lines
sharp urchin
wasgud
somber heath
@bleak copper π
bleak copper
Hello
dense meadow
@somber heath Yo man
How are you guys doing today?
Hope it's good
I have learnt all types of variables
somber heath
Hope it's good
dense meadow
Yes, I know how your days is. It is chilly
somber heath
I have learnt all types of variables
Would you like to show off your new knowledge?
somber heath
I know, Ints, floats, strings, booleans(i still don't understand)
Mhm. Those are object types/classes.
variables are signposts/proxies to objects
dense meadow
Like True False shit i still don't understand
somber heath
Mhm. Well, True and False are objects, keywords and singletons. Objects, as in they're a Python object of a given type. That given type/class being bool.
somber heath
They are keywords, as in Python treats them in a special way. You can't make a variable out of them, for example.
!e py True = 'abc'
wise cargoBOT
@somber heath :x: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 1.
001 | File "/home/main.py", line 1
002 | True = 'abc'
003 | ^^^^
004 | SyntaxError: cannot assign to True
They're singletons, as in there's only ever one instance of them in existence.
wise cargoBOT
@dense meadow :warning: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.
[No output]
Yes, but that's assigning the variable, abc, to the boolean singleton object, True.
I was demonstrating how you can't use True as a variable.
A variable isn't the object, itself.
It's a reference to one. It's a proxy.
The variable is the name.
Not the object.
!e py a = [] b = [] c = a print(a == b) #True. a points to an empty list. b points to an empty list. They are equal. print(a is b) #False. a points to a list. b points to a different list. They're not the same list. print(a is c) #True. a points to the one, same list that c points to.
wise cargoBOT
@somber heath :white_check_mark: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.
001 | True
002 | False
003 | True
The most frequent use of it is one you won't see.
!e py if 1 + 1 == 2: print('Hello, world.')
wise cargoBOT
@somber heath :white_check_mark: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.
Hello, world.
In this example, I'm asking Python a question. What is one plus one? The answer is 2. Does 2 equal 2? True.
1 + 1 == 2
2 == 2
True```if True:
print('Hello, world.')```The expression I used evalutates / boils down to True.
True is truthy. False is falsy.
All objects have a truthiness/falsiness.
0 is falsy. Nonzeros are truthy.
Empty lists are falsy. Lists with things in them are truthy.
Empty strings are falsy. Strings with characters are truthy.
!e py if '': print('A') if 'abc': print('B')
wise cargoBOT
@somber heath :white_check_mark: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.
B
somber heath
@lime quiverπ
lime quiver
<@1019665325471563808>π
π
somber heath
@sinful phoenixπ
whole bear
sophisticated
somber heath
@muted flint π
whole bear
https://leetcode.com/problems/n-queens/
@whole bear