#voice-chat-text-0
turbid sandal
vivid palm
willow light
gentle flint
willow light
vivid palm
gentle flint
turbid sandal
willow light
rugged root
@amber raptor Sorry to bother. Looking through password managers to see if they integrate with Active Directory, and I keep seeing ones that say they work with Azure AD and some that work with Active Directory proper but I'm not seeing anything that mentions both.
Wasn't sure if that was simply because they're separate or if they're just talked about interchangeably
willow light
So who else here is on-call this week?
turbid sandal
rugged root
"Stains of the World"
vivid palm
willow light
turbid sandal
!code
willow light
rugged root
God damn it
We do support ActiveDirectory. In fact it's what we ourselves are using to automatically provision and deprovision users for some of our 1Password accounts. We only support Azure ActiveDirectory though, as it's the only version of ActiveDirectory that supports the SCIM protocol. I would love to see Microsoft add SCIM support to their on-prem version. SCIM is a really great protocol and I think it simplifies things greatly (I can go into detail about why I think that way but for the time being I won't bore you with those details)
Well which is it
slate light
turbid sandal
!code
wise cargoBOT
turbid sandal
import tkinter
settings = tkinter.Tk()
settings.geometry("300x400")
var1 = tkinter.IntVar()
check1 = tkinter.Checkbutton(text="checkbox1", variable=var1, onvalue=1, offvalue=0)
check1.grid(column=3, row=1)
var2 = tkinter.IntVar()
check2 = tkinter.Checkbutton(text="checkbox2", variable=var2, onvalue=1, offvalue=0)
check2.grid(column=3, row=2)
var3 = tkinter.IntVar()
check3 = tkinter.Checkbutton(text="checkbox3", variable=var3, onvalue=1, offvalue=0)
check3.grid(column=3, row=3)
var4 = tkinter.IntVar()
check4 = tkinter.Checkbutton(text="checkbox4", variable=var4, onvalue=1, offvalue=0)
check4.grid(column=3, row=4)
var5 = tkinter.IntVar()
check5 = tkinter.Checkbutton(text="checkbox5", variable=var5, onvalue=1, offvalue=0)
check5.grid(column=3, row=5)
var6 = tkinter.IntVar()
check6 = tkinter.Checkbutton(text="checkbox6", variable=var6, onvalue=1, offvalue=0)
check6.grid(column=3, row=6)
var7 = tkinter.IntVar()
check7 = tkinter.Checkbutton(text="checkbox7", variable=var7, onvalue=1, offvalue=0)
check7.grid(column=3, row=7)
var8 = tkinter.IntVar()
check8 = tkinter.Checkbutton(text="checkbox8", variable=var8, onvalue=1, offvalue=0)
check8.grid(column=3, row=8)
var9 = tkinter.IntVar()
check9 = tkinter.Checkbutton(text="checkbox9", variable=var9, onvalue=1, offvalue=0)
check9.grid(column=3, row=9)
def save():
saved = []
saved.append(var1.get())
saved.append(var2.get())
saved.append(var3.get())
saved.append(var4.get())
saved.append(var5.get())
saved.append(var6.get())
saved.append(var7.get())
saved.append(var8.get())
saved.append(var9.get())
print(saved)
savebutton = tkinter.Button(settings, text="Save", command=save).grid(column=5, row=13)
settings.mainloop()
['var1.get()']
['var1.get()', 'var2.get()']
['var1.get()', 'var2.get()', 'var3.get()']
['var1.get()', 'var2.get()', 'var3.get()', 'var4.get()']
['var1.get()', 'var2.get()', 'var3.get()', 'var4.get()', 'var5.get()']
['var1.get()', 'var2.get()', 'var3.get()', 'var4.get()', 'var5.get()', 'var6.get()']
['var1.get()', 'var2.get()', 'var3.get()', 'var4.get()', 'var5.get()', 'var6.get()', 'var7.get()']
['var1.get()', 'var2.get()', 'var3.get()', 'var4.get()', 'var5.get()', 'var6.get()', 'var7.get()', 'var8.get()']
['var1.get()', 'var2.get()', 'var3.get()', 'var4.get()', 'var5.get()', 'var6.get()', 'var7.get()', 'var8.get()', 'var9.get()']
saved = []
for i in range(1, 10):
saved.append(f"var{i}.get()")
print(saved)
"If it works, it works" - Every Enterprise(TM) senior software engineer ever
rugged root
check_values = []
for i in range(1, 10):
check_value = tkinter.IntVar()
check = tkinter.Checkbutton(text=f"checkbox{i}", variable=check_value, onvalue=1, offvalue=0)
check.grid(column=3, row=(i))
check_values.append(check_value)
saved = []
for i in range(1, 10):
saved.append(f"var{i}".get())
print(saved)
saved = [var.get() for var in check_values]
print "This is a %s way to format text" % "shitty"
import tkinter
settings = tkinter.Tk()
settings.geometry("300x400")
varTrue = tkinter.BooleanVar()
checkTrue = tkinter.Checkbutton(text="Startup Sound", variable=varTrue, onvalue=True, offvalue=False)
checkTrue.grid(column=3, row=True)
var2 = tkinter.BooleanVar()
check2 = tkinter.Checkbutton(text="checkbox2", variable=var2, onvalue=True, offvalue=False)
check2.grid(column=3, row=2)
var3 = tkinter.BooleanVar()
check3 = tkinter.Checkbutton(text="checkbox3", variable=var3, onvalue=True, offvalue=False)
check3.grid(column=3, row=3)
var4 = tkinter.BooleanVar()
check4 = tkinter.Checkbutton(text="checkbox4", variable=var4, onvalue=True, offvalue=False)
check4.grid(column=3, row=4)
var5 = tkinter.BooleanVar()
check5 = tkinter.Checkbutton(text="checkbox5", variable=var5, onvalue=True, offvalue=False)
check5.grid(column=3, row=5)
var6 = tkinter.BooleanVar()
check6 = tkinter.Checkbutton(text="checkbox6", variable=var6, onvalue=True, offvalue=False)
check6.grid(column=3, row=6)
var7 = tkinter.BooleanVar()
check7 = tkinter.Checkbutton(text="checkbox7", variable=var7, onvalue=True, offvalue=False)
check7.grid(column=3, row=7)
var8 = tkinter.BooleanVar()
check8 = tkinter.Checkbutton(text="checkbox8", variable=var8, onvalue=True, offvalue=False)
check8.grid(column=3, row=8)
var9 = tkinter.BooleanVar()
check9 = tkinter.Checkbutton(text="checkbox9", variable=var9, onvalue=True, offvalue=False)
check9.grid(column=3, row=9)
def save():
saved = []
saved.append(varTrue.get())
saved.append(var2.get())
saved.append(var3.get())
saved.append(var4.get())
saved.append(var5.get())
saved.append(var6.get())
saved.append(var7.get())
saved.append(var8.get())
saved.append(var9.get())
print(saved)
savebutton = tkinter.Button(settings, text="Save", command=save).grid(column=5, row=13)
settings.mainloop()
@rugged root Thanks it sorta works now exxept: the place so like the grid
rugged root
"How was the sparkling white wine?"
"Eh, it was fine. Kind of champlain, though."
rugged root
What's this part?
slate light
willow light
Chiodi di garofano
rugged root
Back in a bit
willow light
Is it too much to ask for American streets to look like this?
maxa or mina? or is it averagea?
rugged root
Man these numbers.... https://www.whitehouse.gov/cea/written-materials/2021/10/06/life-after-default/
It's going to hurt a lot of people if they don't figure this out
peak copper
vivid palm
hi @stuck furnace
rugged root
Mimal the chef
willow light
rugged root
@surreal cape We're getting echo from your mic from time to time
surreal cape
my apologies
surreal cape
ty
rugged root
Snow is awesome
surreal cape
willow light
Let's hope we never have to live in Scituate MA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9dxmRoroC58
(it was about -10 C at the time)
and that was the second strongest storm that year
willow light
That was a fun day
pallid hazel
@rugged root wanna help me with ***hub...
rugged root
pallid hazel
it's probably your first thought, and not the second.. github
eh, perhaps tomorrow.. it's getting late and I dont really want to put more time on work stuff... ducking out..
willow light
Our best politician in NH history though:
https://www.congress.gov/member/dick-swett/S001113
There was a fun moment when Obama was doing a campaign event at my high school in 2008 and Dick Swett showed up and said on national television "Hi I'm Dick Swett"
To this day we still haven't lived it down.
His successor was Charlie Bass, and Dick Swett had the balls to make fun of his name.
neat willow
final crane
final crane
const displaySpellfix2 = (originalText: string, correctedText: string) => {
const div = document.createElement('div'); // Create a div to contain the corrected text
// 'rgba(0, 255, 0, 0.37)';
const closeBtn = document.createElement('button'); // Create the close button
closeBtn.textContent = 'Close';
closeBtn.classList.add('close-btn'); // Add class for styling
div.appendChild(closeBtn);
closeBtn.addEventListener('click', () => {
// Remove the div when the close button is clicked
document.body.removeChild(div);
});
// Add the div to the document body
document.body.appendChild(div);
};
What is this () => { thing?
Is that like a lambda function?
INCOMING CM TICKET
(change management)
final crane
"hellothere isaak" "hello there isaak"
β
surreal cape
what about difflib builtin
>>> from difflib import SequenceMatcher
>>> SequenceMatcher(None, "hellothere isaak", "hello there isaak").ratio()
0.9696969696969697
>>>
@lunar haven
I was using this builtin to do stuff like that before
comparing word similarity
Yes, this is why I liked your suggestion, I didnt knew that lib
rugged root
!stream 492010589409771530
wise cargoBOT
β @final crane can now stream until <t:1684966694:f>.
willow light
so some asshole showed up on the incident zoom call and set his pronouns to "con/fused"
Immediately screenshot and report to HR
whole bear
can anybody help me
everytime I try to open this
through python
python auto closes
willow light
well i suggest you not use slurs in your filenames
willow light
This seems very suspicious. What does the code do
willow light
Quick computer tip: do not run code if you don't know what it does.
whole bear
hes my friend i trust him it wont harm my computer
willow light
Did I stutter?
whole bear
no
amber raptor
Wasn't sure if that was simply because they're separate or if they're just talke...
They are separated.
willow light
Hey rabbit, you got a moment?
rugged root
Gotcha
willow light
Some schmuck of a "senior" software "engineer" posted their PROD API key in plaintext on our internal support forum. I just revoked it, and they immediately escalated.
And yes, they escalated to my manager when I followed corporate cybersecurity policy. Great first day of on-call for this week.
steel grail
really wish I could talk but still have to wait a day. I want help with tensor flow. hahaaaa π
final crane
think I found something
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=haFUP0vUn5k&ab_channel=Panda'sDataDiaries
surreal cape
willow light
mortal burrow
I have strings like
A B C D E
A B C
A B
I want to group these together like
AB
/ \
ABC ABCDE
``` Is that a graph database or should I looking into a tree structure?You could if you want to
surreal cape
this looks more like a tree
I solved one very similar when runned google interviews
mortal burrow
It's based on prefix substring's
AB : {ABC: AB}
{ABCD: AB}
ABC : {AB: AB}
{ABCD: ABC}
ABCD : {AB: AB}
{ABC: ABC}
hmm the one I have challenged was a cord tree
yml
A cord tree is a binary tree of strings.
A node in this tree can be a leaf node or an internal node.
An internal node has two children, a left child and a right child. It also has a length of all the children under it
A leaf nodes have a value and a length
# InternalNode, 26
# / \
# / \
# / \
# Leaf(5, ABCDE) InternalNode, 21
# / \
# / \
# / \
# / \
# Leaf(10, FGHIJKLMNO) Leaf(11, PQRSTUVWXYZ)
Q1: Define a Data Structure that represents a Cord tree.
Q2: Define a function that takes in a tree and an index and returns the character at that index.
(AB, ABC) : AB
willow light
I really like the part where it says "It's algebra time" and algebraed all over the place.
I won't space out, I tab out instead.
"Professor, when are we going to use this in the real world?"
surreal cape
Answer: In google interviews
willow light
- every algebra student ever
I have no intention of ever working for google lol
NCAR, on the other hand...
Very interesting labs
rugged root
willow light
https://albertauyeung.github.io/2020/06/15/python-trie.html/ interesting. i found something to read now
surreal cape
A graph of words
created the edges by the common pattern of the part of speech of each word
using searching algorithms to walk around the graph until it find a pattern of pos tags, return the sequence of words the cursor found for each tag
Interesting part is the graph visuals
And the search effort for sure, since were computer nerds racing with time complexity
mortal burrow
Are you trolling with this?
surreal cape
somber heath
@chilly timber π
gaunt flint
https://tenor.com/view/diddy-kong-donkey-kong64-goldenbanana-rareware-rare-gif-2...
18+
I don't understand English, are you learning about Python?
What is called converting Python to a program?
I do not have a healthy CMD
rocky yew
gaunt flint
@rocky yew hello pls say to opalmist abolfazlteam in call
hello beelzeboun
hello opalmist
rocky yew
hello abolf
gaunt flint
i am abolfazl
rocky yew
hello abolfazl
gaunt flint
hello
Is Python or C++ better for cyber security?
Python is a good choice for cyber security professionals because it allows you to perform brute-force attacks quickly and accurately. It is also easy to write automated scripts for cybersecurity including penetration testing, web crawling, and network monitoring.Azar 14, 1401 AP @somber heath @mortal comet
gaunt flint
hello
surreal cape
narrow salmon
@rugged root at this hour sir?
icy sinew
rugged root
<@98195144192331776> at this hour sir?
Can't sleep
narrow salmon
Can't sleep
fair enough
somber heath
@tardy tusk π
dense meadow
cool :)
vocal basin
haven't done in the past three days because guests were visiting
nevertheless, was thinking about how to properly solve this
E0, E1 are error types
getting value of type A may fail with E0|E1
same for B
and same for (A,B)
but there are nuances
if E0 and E1 are "same priority", we can just stop all the evaluation as soon one error occurs
but if there is a rule "if any branch fails with E1 then the total must fail with E1 too", it becomes complicated
yeah, for data files, "throw out everything" error could be a syntax error, for example
vocal basin
but if there is a rule "if any branch fails with `E1` then the total must fail w...
there is this solution:
wait until both branches are past E1, and only then continue
so, intentional narrow point to slow down execution
rocky yew
vocal basin
I have some algorithm to determine whether one set is a subset of a union of several other sets
with sets represented as trees
an most of the time it spends doing min() between three constants (I'll try to find now what they are)
NotFound < Found < SubTree
I already have it in Python
now I'm translating it into Rust
vocal basin
an most of the time it spends doing `min()` between three constants (I'll try to...
* max, not min
this could be restructured as:
Result<Result<NotFound, Found>, SubTree>
A = B = NotFound
E0 = Found
E1 = SubTree
and afterwards (NotFound, NotFound) just gets replaced with NotFound
vocal basin
nevertheless, was thinking about how to properly solve this
I have a solution but it's quite cryptic right now
https://gist.github.com/afeistel/2042bbec4f0446a38f2399759e11d194
I can rewrite it and I will do it right now
rocky yew
def twoSum(self, nums: List[int], target: int) -> List[int]:
array_1 = {}
for i,b in enumerate(nums):
a= target-b
if a in array_1:
return [array_1[a],i]
array_1[b]=i```@midnight agate
vocal basin
```py
```
rocky yew
thanks alisha
vocal basin
\`\`\`py
\`\`\`
"py" for syntax highlighting
rocky yew
i wonder why it isn't in the preset
rocky yew
lol i wasn't able to recall what the swiggly bracket thing was called (the word 'hashmap') when i was writing this so i lazily named it array
rocky yew
i remember my professors calling { curly braces
grim trellis
@rocky yew everyone call them cury braces
uncut meteor
parentthese πΆπΆπΆ
grim trellis
@rocky yew you are righr
graceful grail
( = round
[ = square
{ = spicy
thanks for confirming
somber heath
willow light
There's a free public spring on the side of river road in New Boston NH, but you need an arsenic filter in your water bottle if you wish to actually drink the water there. It's the only contaminant that's relatively high, the rest are within safe limits.
warm jackal
rocky dome
howdy 
rugged root
Okay this is way cooler than it should be
Yooo
This video sounds like I'm in a retro arcade
T-Mobile on the left, Verizon on the right
rocky dome
This video sounds like I'm in a retro arcade
it feels like im a ball in space cadet pinball one from 1995
somber heath
T-Mobile on the left, Verizon on the right
Here I am, stuck in the middle with you.
rugged root
Well played
somber heath
@uneven river π
somber heath
We like new people. Saves time.
whole bear
uneven river
We like new people. Saves time.
Thank u
somber heath
π°ββοΈποΈπ³
whole bear
maiden skiff
hii
rugged root
https://youtu.be/vr5dCRHAgb0
@midnight agate I think you'd find this video kind of interesting
Visualizing sorting algos
Wait what the hell, there's a sorting algo called "American Flag Sort"?
vocal basin
The name American flag sort comes by analogy with the Dutch national flag problem in the last step: efficiently partition the array into many "stripes".
vocal basin
"if identity is so hard to figure out, why not get rid of it as a concept"
somber heath
@midnight agate You said that everything you say is banana. I understand by that you mean nonsense, however, I prefer an alternative...
π Appealing. π
vocal basin
what the hell is going on in the vc lol
misheard of "Theseus"
gentle flint
how about no
rocky dome
# how about no
who asked you mate
gentle flint
_who asked you mate_
who asked you to ask who asked me mate
rocky dome
*who asked you to ask who asked me mate*
justice
rugged root
Wrong one
One sec
There it is
This shows what you're talking about with the less well off getting fucked over
somber heath
πͺ¨π¦΅π¦΅
slate light
graceful grail
just pull the internet connection
slate light
unplug the plug
rugged root
If it's already in the system, you want to kill it
graceful grail
true
rugged root
Cut the power, then unplug the machines. It'd let you test them one at a time
Especially if it's something like a.... fuck what's it called
The ones that encrypt your files then ask for money
vocal basin
ransomware
rugged root
That one
You'd want to stop it in its tracks, and a net connection wouldn't matter to it if it's already there
slate light
yep ransonware
graceful grail
yup
vocal basin
rugged root
Niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiice
Love it
Why did the vampire go to the doctor?
He couldn't stop coffin
somber heath
Who did that doctor write a note to?
A faang company.
Because that vampire was a nerd.
Needs work.
stuck furnace
I mean, it's screening out the people who aren't qualified.
Yeah but a lot of graduates can't code unfortunately.
It all goes back to this blog post π https://blog.codinghorror.com/why-cant-programmers-program/
molten pewter
"OpenAI is an American artificial intelligence (AI) research laboratory consisting of the non-profit OpenAI Incorporated and its for-profit subsidiary corporation OpenAI Limited Partnership."
somber heath
Mozilla. Mustache Godzilla.
rugged root
Mo' 'zilla, mo' money
molten pewter
Canonical
rugged root
molten pewter
somber heath
If there was a barber/hairdresser-off, would that be a combpetition?
vocal basin
in-company competition has some issues
molten pewter
vocal basin
in-company competition has *some* issues
and, generally, competition introduces not only the incentive to improve, but also to make someone else fail
rugged root
True, but the alternative can be stagnation
vocal basin
competition shouldn't be the main (or worse, only) incentive
rugged root
What are the proposed other incentives
molten pewter
@velvet tartan https://learningequality.org/kolibri/
rugged root
How goes it
somber heath
molten pewter
rugged root
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Violetear
That's a fascinating color
That picture looks AI gen'd
somber heath
It does a little.
rugged root
But I guess that's just because it's so iridescent
final egret
@velvet tartan can you fix my issue please
pallid hazel
Spss.. @rugged root
final egret
can you please help me
rugged root
Spss.. <@98195144192331776>
Huh? I'm afk for a moment
pallid hazel
otay... trying to get my script to a github repo.. it's not playing nice in vscode
pallid hazel
i twied.. it doesnt like me!
velvet tartan
<@883212153870508072> can you fix my issue please
Hmm, havenβt seen an error like that before. Try restarting the webui?
final egret
i cant figure it out it worked once now it is not really working
final egret
Hmm, havenβt seen an error like that before. Try restarting the webui?
can you explain
velvet tartan
Youβre using automatic1111βs stable diffusion webui, right?
final egret
yes
velvet tartan
Close the terminal itβs running on and start it up again π That may help
whole bear
molten pewter
"Hey, what is the name of the microsoft ai in bing?
I think youβre referring to Bing chat. Itβs a relatively new AI chat bot thatβs still in beta testing. Have you used it yet?"
pallid hazel
More or less I found AI about as useful as bouncing ideas off of.. kind of like throwing a tennis ball against a wall while your thinking of different things you could try in theory.. but lets you try those things faster, all of which require additional thought or adjustments.. and more often then not, I find some myself crumbling up the piece of paper and tossing in the waste basket to start something again
molten pewter
LoRa (Long Range) modules
"Yes, Iβm familiar with LoRa (Long Range) modules. Theyβre a type of wireless communication module that uses long-range radio waves to transmit data over a long distance. Theyβre often used in Internet of Things applications.'
pallid hazel
On the other side, when I use it to research something.. it's sometimes faster then google searching... with python tho, it sometimes isnt.. as it can tend to give you python 2.0 code sometimes.. which really isnt helpful, I've even had it give me library standards and definitions that have been very outdated.
velvet tartan
@final egret Hm, yeah thatβs starting correctly
final egret
gentle flint
pallid hazel
"Yes, Iβm familiar with LoRa (Long Range) modules. Theyβre a type of wireless co...
I have some knowledge in that field :/
slate light
--medvram --xformers
final egret
i am really a noob so
final egret
slate light
yep it should work if not go to the stable diffiution discord server
final egret
it didnt worked but thank you for trying
lucid blade
waves
rugged root
Sup geezer
lucid blade
awwww β€οΈ π π
slate light
rugged root
The hell is Guacamole in this context
I've never heard of it
It 100% does
Like when someone throws guacamole into someone else's face
fathom bridge
anyone know how to get intellisense on the free pycharm version?
gentle flint
Like when someone throws guacamole into someone else's face
there's a gif for that
although it's more rubbing than throwing
gentle flint
also some age
desert wolf
glad sandal
Ok guys
look at this
@rugged root @molten pewter
This is something you actually can buy
molten pewter
"Circumstances beyond our control (such as fire, flood, water damage, power failure,
strike, labor dispute, computer breakdown, pandemic, telephone line disruption or a
natural disaster) or a rolling blackout prevent or delay the transfer despite reasonable
precautions taken by us;"
"Our Liability for Failing to Make Transfers. "
rugged root
"Circumstances beyond our control (such as fire, flood, water damage, power fail...
I'd be curious to see if these kinds of terms are consistent with other banks
desert wolf
rugged root
@dense ibex What was the thing you mentioned when you were talking about migrations and what not?
Nevermind, the docs just mentioned it
molten pewter
I'd be curious to see if these kinds of terms are consistent with other banks
I'm sure they are. This is just the first terms of service I have read since the end of the pandemic.
rugged root
Fair fair
And it's not saying that you wouldn't get your money or that the money wouldn't be transferred, just that it'd be delayed, right?
rugged root
Wait are they actually extinct?
rich mist
yes indeed
molten pewter
And it's not saying that you wouldn't get your money or that the money wouldn't ...
That they wouldn't be liable for the delay.
rugged root
Honestly, that feels fair
molten pewter
Yes. I may be remembering wrong, but holds on cash are now up to 90 days. I don't recall holds being this long.
rugged root
I think the longest I can remember is 30 days maybe?
rugged root
rugged root
gesundheit
rugged root
One sec
woeful wyvern
rugged root
This image what laughed at and allowed by Mr. Hemlock. I take full responsibility
stuck furnace
π§
This man ate 1000 nuggets. This is what happened to his spleen.
I was most impressed by Hugh Laurie's american accent.
stuck furnace
It was a bit jarring for me because I only knew him from Blackadder π
whole bear
Anyone good with 2d physics simulations?
stuck furnace
whole bear
never released they were the same actors
whole bear
Anyone good with 2d physics simulations?
?
rugged root
What's your actual question?
stuck furnace
@whole bear I'm going to unmute, but you need to stop that. Thanks.
whole bear
<@456226577798135808> I'm going to unmute, but you need to stop that. Thanks.
stop what?
bro muted me for no reasn
stuck furnace
Breathing loudly into the mic.
rugged root
And interrupting
whole bear
Breathing loudly into the mic.
ok, thats all u had to say instead of muting me
rugged tundra
slate light
stuck furnace
back in a bit
rugged tundra
slate light
ashen venture
graceful grail
rugged root
https://www.cnn.com/2023/05/15/health/who-sweeteners-weigh-loss-guideline-wellness/index.html Found the article I was talking about the other day
graceful grail
like anything if you don't continue doing it you don't sustain it.
if you always eat fake sugar instead of real sugar it does help.
as soon as you switch back you are screwed.
rugged root
Have you read the article?
graceful grail
I read the first couple of paragraphs
rugged root
Because it says the opposite
βWe did see a mild reduction of body weight in the short term, but itβs not going to be sustained.β
They aren't saying that yeah if you only have it for a short time it'll help but if you go back it will stop helping
They say it's a small effect that doesn't bear out to be effective long term
graceful grail
it does if you cut real sugar 100%
if you mix them or ever go back to real sugar it doesn't work.
I have read multiple studies on real vs fake sugar.
this one appears to be mirroring what the rest are saying
rugged root
if you mix them or ever go back to real sugar it doesn't work.
It's not talking about that in any capacity
graceful grail
to be perfectly honest though... I don't really care at all...
I already told my doctor that I'm on quality of life and don't give a flying f*** about nutrition nor exercise and really don't have time to read another article on the subject.
rugged root
Fair enough, I just wanted to find the article since we were talking about it the other day
I mean
You're not working
You probably do have time
graceful grail
^^ that is what I'm talking about!
stuck furnace
Knock-off TGIF
graceful grail
reef oriole
Thank You for letting me listen in.
boreal escarp
Hi!
rocky dome
@lunar haven π
yes yesterday
how u doin mate
lol ye
wait can you speak espaniol
gofek?
rocky dome
gofek?
u said a few sentences yesterday
i wanna speak spanish too
but i cant
native
lang
damn PAPI
idk i just like spanish
π
i couldnt find any good resource to learn spanish
i found this: https://www.languagetransfer.org/complete-spanish
but at some point in the 3rd lecture, i couldnt understand what he is saying
many learned spanish by speaking with somebody else but... people around me are not much interested in spanish
somber heath
rocky dome
this bird is insane
Australian bird innit
i think english is not the most spoken lang
@lunar haven sorry i didnt listen what u were sayin
ye
somber heath
@rare zealot π
rocky dome
"interest"
i might just talk in vc with you to learn it spansih π
spanish*
learn spanish*
nah
nah
casual chat mate
so wassup
when did u start leanr python?
learning*
bruh i miss a lot of words while typing for some reason
nah its a problem with me, like i remember while writing essays and stuff, i would forget to write aword
i think i read those words in my mind but forget to write them down
idk
rocky dome
when did u start leanr python?
gofek?
lol
outdated
i dont even have disocrd on phone
actually i hate phone
phones suck
there are small plus typing is hard
i mean they are useful for being "small" but i dont like them...
ye
do you like reading books for python?
i used to hate them but now i love reading books
nah good authors update them
like the book from MIT got updated after years
data structures and algortihm
s
ye, i guess
videos are good too like books will be bad in certain situations
oh i will take it too from stanford
ah
https://mitpress.mit.edu/9780262046305/introduction-to-algorithms/
this is the book
lol nah mate HUNDRED DOLLARs, no
there a website called orielly, it has nearly all books
i make burner accounds and use it on trial
trial lasts 10 days
then i make another account
i use external extension to download the book from it
pretty legal innit
lowkey, i will never pay 100$$$ for books
like mate.. thats too much
i would buy something else
ye no credit card
thats the thing
nah
ye
i kinda hate bootcamps
the thing is, some courses make you weak, whilst there are good ones
the good ones teach you to make projects by urself
ayo is this really an AI? u guys were calling it AI yesterday too π
thats violation
u called him AI
@vocal basin what is 2+2
@lunar haven the cs50 asks for 100$ if u want the certificate π
maybe 135
gtg π
vocal basin
there are some important parts to education, specifically to learn things that are important but which you might've missed on your own
so, like, the purpose of courses, schools, etc. in this case is to put proper priorities and ordering of the learning material
somber heath
@near rose π
vocal basin
just making things
somber heath
@tardy tusk π
tardy tusk
<@486048294330564608> π
vocal basin
just making things
and four (and a half) years of formal education
I didn't take much from it except for maybe discipline
somber heath
@whole bear π
vocal basin
what the hell is happening with their naming
it was draw.io
then they migrated to diagrams.net
now the app name is changed back to draw.io
layout is important
harder to do easily in code
but if you need automated generation, that's a different situation
"Live Editor"
I can't even receive nitro gifts lol
regional restrictions
looks like extended DOT
Markdown+DOT, I guess
or maybe they meant .mermaid
so, collision
somber heath
@orchid breach π
vocal basin
quite a detailed answer
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/48191228/is-erd-considered-a-kind-of-uml-diagram
undone frost
vocal basin
still trying to figure out this
i.g., I'll end up re-structuring the problem to make it easier
red peak
still trying to figure out this
Is there an index that says what each symbol is?
vocal basin
Is there an index that says what each symbol is?
it's still quite abstract because unclear what it's supposed to be
initially, there are two branches
whole bear
Hi
undone frost
appsmith
vocal basin
initially, there are two branches
first can either return (an instance of) A or fail with (an instance of) E0 or E1
same for second but with B
and it needs to be merged into something that either returns (an instance of) tuple (A,B) or fails with ...
vocal basin
i.g., I'll end up re-structuring the problem to make it easier
this being one way to re-structure it
vocal basin
this being one way to re-structure it
E here representing E0|E1
oh, they updated the site at some point
https://www.tritondatacenter.com/
Triton seems to still be fully opensource
@rocky yew there's always a chance that almost everyone else does even worse at the interview
whole bear
@vocal basin bro help what is 1.03 + 1.02
vocal basin
<@264054779888533515> bro help what is 1.03 + 1.02
what system of axioms and notations are you using?
whole bear
peano
vocal basin
oh, nvm, I found a better answer
installing both 1.03 and 1.02 gives you a version conflict
lavish rover
lucid blade
worldly magnet
bronze quiver
abstract ravine
Hello, @lunar haven
Yes. Studying some codes in Kaggle
Yeeeah
I love Kaggle hehe
Do u have kaggle profile?
Ok, I am newbie at all
heheh
Yes. There are some competitions for only knowledge purposes
Look at this competition https://www.kaggle.com/competitions/vesuvius-challenge-ink-detection
1 million dollars
Do you work with python, @lunar haven?
Got it
What do you think about the python community?
fossil anvil
hey guys i am trying my hand at webscraping and i tried to scrape my anime list you should read this manga 2023
using beautiful soup
i printed the information i got from the page onto console and it is showing a bunch of things is i don't understand
from bs4 import BeautifulSoup
res = requests.get('https://mxj.myanimelist.net/readthismanga/2023/?utm_source=MAL&utm_medium=pda_banner_readthismanga-2023-result').text
soup = BeautifulSoup(res, 'html.parser')
print(soup.prettify())
i searched it up and it is showing me that it is a javascript rendered page
is tthis true?
vocal basin
> we do not expressly allow the scraping of or other extraction of data or other material
https://myanimelist.net/membership/terms_of_use
(might be taken out of context of the document itself but still)
vocal basin
\> we do not expressly allow the scraping of or other extraction of data or othe...
the section 5 (where it's from) actually is mostly not about whether or not users are allowed to do scraping on the site
it's more of "if someone web-scrapes your data, blame them not us"
fossil anvil
so you say that its preventing me from scrping good data
or that i'm not allowed to
https://myanimelist.net/robots.txt but they didn't disallow the endpoint am scraping
fierce stratus
vocal basin
why must configuring websocket reverse proxies be so weird
vocal basin
I wouldn't say Rust is something easy to learn when you're young
rocky dome
@wind raptor yes i agree, i saw many
starting at 30 or something
just have dedication, perservere
vocal basin
I wouldn't say Rust is something easy to learn when you're young
later on, you will benefit both from having experience working in other languages and from seeing how Rust solves problems you encountered before
rocky dome
whats the main difference betwene both?
vocal basin
I wouldn't say Rust is something easy to learn when you're young
maybe starting with Rust can provide some discipline and stuff
but I'm not sure it's easy enough to be possible
rocky dome
but there are poeple who hate what they are doing for a living....
people will totally tell the beginners about python or C in some cases
nova prawn
any one doing cyber security degree
rocky dome
any one doing cyber security degree
i onced planned to but...
saw data science is kinda more interesting
nova prawn
but ..?
vocal basin
cybersecurity degrees where I live are mostly just an elitist system to get people recruited by the government
nova prawn
i need help ?.
rocky dome
i mean if we talk about easy langs, there's lua too
nova prawn
currently i am doing bsc cyber sec
vocal basin
?
rocky dome
for game dev
rocky dome
fortran also have 1 index
rocky dome
not exactly comparable
i m talking bout the frameworks mate
vocal basin
because it's old
rocky dome
because it's old
ye
vocal basin
i m talking bout the frameworks mate
what Lua game framework then?
Lua is intended to be embeddable into other systems
vocal basin
rocky dome
i just generally talked about game dev
vocal basin
with umlaut
rocky dome
not for the whole lang
rocky dome
with umlaut
sounds like omlette π
vocal basin
if you use Lua, you will almost always end up using some other language that you embed Lua in
rocky dome
if you use Lua, you will almost always end up using some other language that you...
eh
i was thinking to learn it for game dev
despite i know python...
maybe i should learn pygame instead
like learning a new lang
but its syntax is easy
rocky dome
but its syntax is easy
so its not much of a problem then.. but theres still a problem ig
vocal basin
you can write some logic in Python and some in Lua and connect them together
rocky dome
best of both worlds π
nope
just like
self
learning..
you know
the mafs is hard tho
vocal basin
https://love2d.org/
so, LΓVE is itself mainly in C/C++ apparently
rocky dome
check out stanford
they have data sciene, ml
and sutff
the professor is so good
ye its on edx ig
vocal basin
iirc reference implementation of Lua is in C
rocky dome
cs50 is just kinda too fast, im not sure if they have courses on machine learning stuff
rocky dome
iirc reference implementation of Lua is in C
even python, right?
bro the web dev travels like the speed of light @whole bear
vocal basin
whatever C links easily with, Python probably does too
rocky dome
i had to stop it
he teaches soooo fast
for real
cs50 teaches html in less than an hr
i mean u cant get thigns over ur head
theres a course called the odin project
its good
u will make projects totally by urself
vocal basin
whatever C links easily with, Python probably does too
this one is based on Lua/LuaJIT which are in C
https://github.com/scoder/lupa
whole bear
theres a course called the odin project
Thanks
vocal basin
PySide/PyQt are linking to C++, which is less convenient than C
rocky dome
Thanks
https://www.theodinproject.com/
its really good
_feels odd to have this kinda of username and pfp π _ (gonna change it)
obsidian dragon
@quiet star oh hell yeah boiui
quiet star
Drink much water π
rocky dome
stay hydrated mate
i never made minecraft bots, what do they do???
i never even thought of making one
...
lucid blade
somber heath
Hoy hi.
wind raptor
rocky dome
whats threading in python
vocal basin
ew
vocal basin
https://betterprogramming.pub/real-multithreading-is-coming-to-python-learn-how-...
is there anything on python.org itself?
rocky dome
in netherlands, they are normalizing this stuff @lucid blade , some kids were on a show, and they show them its comepletely normal and stuff
the kids said
"at first, we were like OH then we were like its normal"
somber heath
You both disappoint me.
wise cargoBOT
:incoming_envelope: :ok_hand: applied timeout to @whole bear until <t:1685196790:f> (10 minutes) (reason: mentions spam - sent 9 mentions).
The <@&831776746206265384> have been alerted for review.
somber heath
Have you been drinking water, too?
somber heath
Do you have gatorade?
somber heath
I would warn you against putting me on too high of a pedestal.
But you are kind to say so
vocal basin
sad moment for code golf
somber heath
I haven't played it.
Microwaves aren't exactly harmless.
Cereal may be a safer bet.
I was suggesting cereal in lieu of something more "OW! FUCK! Ow ow ow!"
Cloaca.
I've had aloe vera juice.
It was a bit rich.
Juice.
rocky dome
https://tenor.com/view/cactus-hold-kristen-bell-eleanor-shellstrop-d-arcy-carden...
my pfp is also a cactus that i drew
abstract ravine
abstract ravine
π€£ π€£
somber smelt
@rugged root @turbid sandal is in #voice-chat-text-0 gambling on horse races lmao
rocky dome
@mystic ocean π
mystic ocean
Hi
fierce stratus
CI/CD
rocky dome
i normally ask this from the people who have "2022" on their profile
coz i started in 2022
mystic ocean
what are u currently learning in python?
nothing in particular
mystic ocean
Let's do this
rocky dome
i think u have more knowledge than oop
rocky dome
Let's do this
wait sounds like a collab
i meant a personal project but im down to do a collab π
depends
mystic ocean
@rocky dome let's continue in ls?
rocky dome
@hallow warren π
whole bear
wassup
verbal zenith
"AppState"
{
"appid" "1012790"
"universe" "1"
"LauncherPath" "C:\\Program Files (x86)\\Steam\\steam.exe"
"name" "Into the Radius VR"
"StateFlags" "4"
"installdir" "IntoTheRadius"
"LastUpdated" "1683720687"
"SizeOnDisk" "14638835650"
"StagingSize" "0"
"buildid" "11114290"
"LastOwner" "76561198180889222"
"UpdateResult" "0"
"BytesToDownload" "4869658496"
"BytesDownloaded" "4869658496"
"BytesToStage" "14463671190"
"BytesStaged" "14463671190"
"TargetBuildID" "11114290"
"AutoUpdateBehavior" "0"
"AllowOtherDownloadsWhileRunning" "0"
"ScheduledAutoUpdate" "0"
"InstalledDepots"
{
"1012791"
{
"manifest" "9033575917640763214"
"size" "14638835650"
}
}
"SharedDepots"
{
"228986" "228980"
"228987" "228980"
"228988" "228980"
"228990" "228980"
}
"UserConfig"
{
"language" "english"
}
"MountedConfig"
{
"language" "english"
}
}
somber smelt
vocal basin
is this what the parsed result should look like?
{'AppState': {'AllowOtherDownloadsWhileRunning': '0',
'AutoUpdateBehavior': '0',
'BytesDownloaded': '4869658496',
'BytesStaged': '14463671190',
'BytesToDownload': '4869658496',
'BytesToStage': '14463671190',
'InstalledDepots': {'1012791': {'manifest': '9033575917640763214',
'size': '14638835650'}},
'LastOwner': '76561198180889222',
'LastUpdated': '1683720687',
'LauncherPath': 'C:\\Program Files (x86)\\Steam\\steam.exe',
'MountedConfig': {'language': 'english'},
'ScheduledAutoUpdate': '0',
'SharedDepots': {'228986': '228980',
'228987': '228980',
'228988': '228980',
'228990': '228980'},
'SizeOnDisk': '14638835650',
'StagingSize': '0',
'StateFlags': '4',
'TargetBuildID': '11114290',
'UpdateResult': '0',
'UserConfig': {'language': 'english'},
'appid': '1012790',
'buildid': '11114290',
'installdir': 'IntoTheRadius',
'name': 'Into the Radius VR',
'universe': '1'}}
vocal basin
is this what the parsed result should look like?
```py
{'AppState': {'AllowOther...
oh, I didn't know pprint sorts it
vocal basin
is this what the parsed result should look like?
```py
{'AppState': {'AllowOther...
@verbal zenith
so I almost made it on first attempt
the error was in how I gave the input
this didn't work because \\ cancelled out
_s = """\
this didn't work because \ didn't get removed
_s = r"""\
so in the end it was just
_s = r"""
and the parser
escaped = {"n": "\n"}
class Parser:
def __init__(self, s: str) -> None:
self.__s = StringIO(s)
def read(self) -> str:
return self.__s.read(1)
def skip_space(self) -> str:
while (c := self.read()).isspace():
pass
return c
def _parse_escaped(self) -> str:
c = self.read()
return escaped.get(c, c)
def _parse_str(self) -> Iterable[str]:
while True:
c = self.read()
if c == '"':
return
if c == "\\":
c = self._parse_escaped()
if c == "":
raise RuntimeError
yield c
def parse_str(self) -> str:
return "".join(self._parse_str())
def parse_object(self, endc="") -> dict:
result = {}
while True:
c = self.skip_space()
if c == '"':
key = self.parse_str()
result[key] = self.parse_any()
elif c == endc:
return result
else:
raise RuntimeError(c)
def parse_any(self) -> str | dict:
c = self.skip_space()
if c == '"':
return self.parse_str()
elif c == "{":
return self.parse_object("}")
else:
raise RuntimeError
def parse(s: str) -> dict:
return Parser(s).parse_object()
errors are not really descriptive, as you can see
somber smelt
try {
plugin.database.update(
"UPDATE players SET banned = 1, ban_message = (?) WHERE uuid = (?)",
reason.toString(),
player.getUniqueId().toString()
);
} catch (SQLException e) {
e.printStackTrace();
}
/**
* Executes update sql commands.
* @param sql (String)
* @param args (String...)
* @return (int)
* @throws SQLException
*/
public int update(String sql, String... args) throws SQLException {
PreparedStatement statement = connection.prepareStatement(sql);
for (int i = 0; i < args.length; i++) {
statement.setString(i + 1, args[0]);
}
return statement.executeUpdate();
}
!d RuntimeError
wise cargoBOT
vocal basin
```java
try {
plugin.database.update(
"U...
where is commit happening?
commit method is on the connection
not on the statement
apparently
whole bear
would anyone by available for working on a 2d physics engine?
very basic i asure you π
i have the basic structure setup
slate light
wind raptor
!voice @jaunty ledge
wise cargoBOT
jaunty ledge
maths?
wind raptor
Software Engineering
jaunty ledge
oh ok
where u from?
canada US?
oh word me too
i see
at a college or uni?
honestly thats a lot better rather than learning CS in University
its more practical
ru from toronto?
wind raptor
My school is in Toronto
jaunty ledge
My school is in Toronto
cool nice to meet u
wind raptor
You too π
wind raptor
You're good @jaunty ledge! I enjoyed chatting with you.
jaunty ledge
You're good <@489481100129730570>! I enjoyed chatting with you.
You too bro!
surreal cape
>>> class Foo:
... def __init__(self, a,b,c):
... self.a = a
... self.b = b
... self.c = c
...
>>> f = Foo(1,2,3)
>>> f.__dict__.values()
dict_values([1, 2, 3])
if p is not None and q is not None:
return list(p.__dict__().values()) == list(q.__dict__.values())
dawn stag
def count_palindromes(a, b):
count = 0
for i in range(int(a+0.99), int(b+1)):
if str(i)[::-1] == str(i):
count+=1
return count
guys, how can i optimise this code?
codewars says its unefficient
surreal cape
