mainimage = models.ImageField(null=True ,upload_to=f'{posttype}/{instance.id}/images/thumbnail')
#voice-chat-text-0
whole bear
lucid blade
vocal basin
does it not create the directory automatically?
or is the question specifically about templating?
whole bear
I think if I used this it will do it
def get_image_path(instance, filename):
return os.path.join('images', str(instance.id), filename)
wise cargoBOT
vocal basin
higher-level wrapper around what os.path does
vocal basin
upload_to mayalso be a callable, such as a function. This will be called to obtain the upload path, including the filename. This callable must accept two arguments and return a Unix-style path (with forward slashes) to be passed along to the storage system.
example:
def user_directory_path(instance, filename):
# file will be uploaded to MEDIA_ROOT/user_<id>/<filename>
return "user_{0}/{1}".format(instance.user.id, filename)
class MyModel(models.Model):
upload = models.FileField(upload_to=user_directory_path)
I guess something like this
you'd still have to obtain posttype somehow
def upload_to(instance, filename):
return f'{instance.posttype}/{instance.id}/images/thumbnail'
class MyModel(models.Model):
mainimage = models.ImageField(null=True, upload_to=upload_to)
assuming instance.posttype doesn't contain forward slashes
somber heath
Does the existence of new ton's law suggest the existence of old ton's law, thus there being two ton's laws?
vocal basin
I think if I used this it will do it
```py
def get_image_path(instance, filen...
os.path.join may fail because Django wants forward slashes
(may fail on Windows)
whole bear
Aha ill try it on any host
whole bear
(may fail on Windows)
I don't have pc 😂
I work from my phone 🙂
Never let anything stop u
rugged root
Right
vocal basin
I should
go clip a video about map projections
so bad it got into the name of the talk
mild quartz
vocal basin
I should
go clip a video about map projections
lucid blade
mild quartz
rugged root
vocal basin
I should
go clip a video about map projections
(and the one I was originally planning to clip)
https://youtube.com/clip/Ugkxw3BDExPmwEA71trnB43gPJ-OEGathEJs
vocal basin
(and the one I was originally planning to clip)
https://youtube.com/clip/Ugkxw3B...
imagine having this hard-coded as the definition of the "projection"
@brisk current did you code the NN yourself?
or do you use the existing library?
lucid blade
i heard NaN
vocal basin
yes, NN outputs NaNs
lucid blade
k
vocal basin
there's also "let's disclose weird stuff so people don't dig into real stuff"
lucid blade
vocal basin
there's also "let's disclose weird stuff so people don't dig into real stuff"
like how all the military bases are fond of supporting alien UFOs conspiracy theories just to get people away from discovering what is actually flying there
rugged root
mild quartz
somber heath
Was the Fonz an ayyylien?
somber heath
Movie I loved as a child and watched the shit out of: Milo and Otis.
I watched it a number of years ago, later. I was appalled.
drowsy island
vocal basin
solving rustlings inside the vs code browser magic
west epoch
Hi! Is the audio up currently on voice channel0 as I seem to have some audio issues on my end?
I can see gofek's screen only
vocal basin
Hi! Is the audio up currently on voice channel0 as I seem to have some audio iss...
no one is speaking
whole bear
This code is working but ihave a problem I want the file or the image to be saved with its name and exstion like
resourepacks/images/thumbnail/image.png
Instead the image is being saved in like dp file like the image
So can you help me ?
I know I ask alot but I have searched and I couldn't find any answers.
Ahh I fixed it
I should put the {filename}
abstract ravine
any mod?
abstract ravine
abstract ravine
here
quiet star
Hi there 😉
abstract ravine
Hi Nova
verbal zenith
IDK but I know for a fact that when using more than 1 thread, I certainly saw it go faster
There's a lot of blocking elements and I definitely noted a difference between normal and threaded
Ah I see
It will only use 1 core, but threading can increase performance if you are not utilizing that core entirely
surreal cape
@verbal zenith have you tryied this
IDK if makes any difference
>>> import os
>>> os.name
'posix'
>>> import platform
>>> platform.system()
'Darwin'
>>> platform.release()
'18.7.0'
>>>
it should shows you the OS version
how much does your PC total price cost?
tidal vessel
@verbal zenith u running this on one machine?
patent gyro
Hi
brisk vault
50 msg
gusty sage
oh 50
oh ok
ok thanks for the help @ebon sandal
i have a question! @ebon sandal
I'm from morocco!
I'm currently developing a remake of discord
i just started learning python 3 months ago
i have the fundamentals
but i'm looking to meet up with people that have the same interestes as me
@ebon sandal
oh ok, i'm sorry!
thanks for understanding me!
will do don't worry
yeah, i can send a github link, you can just chekc images
brisk vault
would be great
gusty sage
https://github.com/MazineZ/PyDiscord here is the link if interested
it's nothing much, it was made by pygame tho
which was hard definetely challenging
ye ye, ik but it was my first project
it's just for practicing my skills, but yeah what you said is definetely correct, python is a slow of a language for such big app
I was thinking about converting my project into GO, is that a good idea??
red peak
Depends on what your goal is?
If it is game development I'd say go for game engines.
If it's to learn python then why would you switch to GO?
gusty sage
If it's to learn python then why would you switch to GO?
i meant once i master python, which is impossible, but at least know all of the advanced topics, i think it's a good idea to move on to another language
GO would most likely be, the way to go
red peak
i meant once i master python, which is impossible, but at least know all of the ...
Why would you master something and move on to another thing though. Wouldn't you just utilize your mastery of it to make the world a better place. If that's possible.
gusty sage
Hello
oh no no
that's not what i meant
i meant like getting mostly all of the advanced topics
that you need to know as a python programmer
ye
gusty sage
Why would you master something and move on to another thing though. Wouldn't you...
i would like to move on to GO because python lacks perfomance
don't worry buddy, you take your time
cpu performance
red peak
i would like to move on to GO because python lacks perfomance
CPU performance isn't always the requirement for every project.
gusty sage
My mentor did a test between python and go, go was efficiently faster
red peak
My mentor did a test between python and go, go was efficiently faster
That's kind of obvious
gusty sage
CPU performance isn't always the requirement for every project.
ye for my specific case i need that perfomance
red peak
ye for my specific case i need that perfomance
You could write your module in c and import it to python
gusty sage
you can use cython
red peak
you can use cython
That too
gusty sage
You could write your module in c and import it to python
ye that' s what i had in mind, but go is growing larger, so i think acquiring such valuable language is really gonna be worth a while
I think python in general lacks perfomance, the fact that you can only use one cpu core, is kinda bad
Is Go worth learning 2023?
Overall, Go is a great choice for building web applications, cloud services, and distributed systems. It is fast, reliable, and easy to learn and use. It also has a wide range of features that make it stand out from other programming languages.
i searched this up, and it turns out, that go is worth learning in 2023
i see a lot of people starting to learn go and rust.
i think it might be worth it
smoky veldt
but i am black so no offense
@rugged root when i try to join other servers it say are u human and when i click the check point box it block or kick me from image selection stuff
group
ok just froget it
rugged root
I just don't know what you mean by group
smoky veldt
let me ask you question @rugged root when you try to get or join in a server it says are u human captcha stuff right?
rugged root
It can but I don't think I've had it happen to me
rugged root
@whole bear Can you check your mic settings or turn on Krisp?
We're getting some weird mic feedback
somber heath
"We're moving you to cloud."
rugged root
from django.db import models
# Create your models here.
class Question(models.Model):
question_text = models.CharField(max_length=200)
pub_date = models.DateTimeField("date published")
class Choice(models.Model):
question = models.ForeignKey(Question, on_delete=models.CASCADE)
choice_text = models.CharField(max_length=200)
votes = models.IntegerField(default=0)
anyone who has a real job
amber raptor
smoky veldt
-_-
smoky veldt
wait are u talking to me??
smoky veldt
ok when you get interview there is CV stuff right?
rugged root
Usually. Although if you're wondering more about career stuff and what not, #career-advice would have better answers than I can offer. Plus there's likely folks that are from where you're from so they can give you more specific answers
smoky veldt
tnx
rugged root
Happy to help
So you said you were wanting to get started on learning Python? Have you decided what resources to use to get started?
smoky veldt
i dont know just i havent been coding over 2 months
so i will learn python and c++ from now on
wise cargoBOT
rugged root
We'll we've got a bunch of resources to get you back up to speed on Python
I typically recommend "A Byte of Python"
smoky veldt
are those bot??
smoky veldt
wait i will come back in just mintues
peak copper
peak copper
fierce stratus
Hello
smoky veldt
@rugged root can u send me youtube link pls
rugged root
For which?
desert wolf
lol, what
rugged root
It's a weird request
smoky veldt
u know my country has even blocked google right and it doesnt even work
smoky veldt
what????????????
mossy cedar
u know my country has even blocked google right and it doesnt even work
china?
smoky veldt
ethiopia
smoky veldt
cuz complicated religioun war stuff
mossy cedar
cuz complicated religioun war stuff
give a hint or summery i'll google the details
somber heath
Even through Discord, having the link from here wouldn't help you.
smoky veldt
say like ethiopian christian orthodox and abiy war
rugged root
u know my country has even blocked google right and it doesnt even work
I mean that wouldn't change how you'd get to the site via hyperlink
The site is still the site
mossy cedar
say like ethiopian christian orthodox and abiy war
Ethiopia’s Orthodox Christian Church is locked in a bitter feud with the government of Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed, the former Nobel Prize winner turned war-man.
The church claims state interference in its affairs. It threatens mass defiance, and thus a historic split looms in one of the world’s most ancient and largest Orthodox churches.
mossy cedar
Ethiopia’s Orthodox Christian Church is locked in a bitter feud with the governm...
this is a news article
smoky veldt
nah my family is only android
mossy cedar
nah my family is only android
download a vpn for free. and then u can use google again with vpn
smoky veldt
the thing is that my wifi is bad
mossy cedar
the thing is that my wifi is bad
welp its upto you is using google or your internet speed is more important
smoky veldt
just send me a random website link anyone
rugged root
You can type the link yourself and it'll turn into a hyperlink
Just have to do the https:// first
mossy cedar
mossy cedar
it just says untiteld and it just loads
if you use a vpn (WHICH IS FREE) you can use youtube
rugged root
Potentially
smoky veldt
like how?????????????
rugged root
If they're blocking VPN hosting servers then it's moot
desert wolf
smoky veldt
just send me a free vpn linked website for macOS pro
it worked BABY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@mossy cedar utube worked
smoky veldt
thanks
mossy cedar
If they're blocking VPN hosting servers then it's moot
wait they can do that ?
rugged root
All the VPN stuff gets routed to that server
mossy cedar
All the VPN stuff gets routed to that server
so if a country really wishes they can take down all the webs ? (for them)
smoky veldt
@mossy cedar @rugged root with out u i would'nt wash some cold and sigma vids
rugged root
so if a country really wishes they can take down all the webs ? (for them)
North Korea and China do their best to do so
smoky veldt
i hate being feminist
rugged root
....what?
mossy cedar
North Korea and China do their best to do so
but i mean
rugged root
That came out of nowhere
somber heath
i hate being feminist
Being right isn't always easy.
smoky veldt
ok-_-
U DONT NEED MANY FRIENDS TO WIN U NEED REAL FRIENDS TO WIN REMEBER LAMBO HAS ON 2 SEATS TO WIN IT @mossy cedar @somber heath
somber heath
U DONT NEED MANY FRIENDS TO WIN U NEED REAL FRIENDS TO WIN REMEBER LAMBO HAS ON ...
🙂
mossy cedar
U DONT NEED MANY FRIENDS TO WIN U NEED REAL FRIENDS TO WIN REMEBER LAMBO HAS ON ...
u 13 u gon regret saying dat ever. make fren always everywhere as much as u can.
smoky veldt
hel na everybody is fake
mossy cedar
u 13 u gon regret saying dat ever. make fren always everywhere as much as u can.
even if they fake fren the connection is good enough
smoky veldt
nope
smoky veldt
wait the helll up
somber heath
There's a Scottish aeronautics et al company. It's called Loch Heed Martin.
smoky veldt
are u female??
mossy cedar
are u female??
y
smoky veldt
cuzzz
mossy cedar
:3 maybe
smoky veldt
ayo
mossy cedar
wat
smoky veldt
ok who is better
mossy cedar
ok who is better
me]
somber heath
Grilled ginger smells amazing and goes well in cookies.
mossy cedar
(hint they are tates)
dey human all is gud
mossy cedar
Grilled ginger smells amazing and goes well in cookies.
YES IT DOES
smoky veldt
wat
red peak
And grilled garlic goes well with bread.
red peak
Specially with butter
somber heath
And grilled garlic goes well with bread.
Oh, my, yes.
mossy cedar
Oh, my, yes.
IDK Y I IMAGINE U LIKE A GRAMMA RN-
somber heath
I had this idea you didn't like garlic.
mossy cedar
cheff sound
mossy cedar
I had this idea you didn't like garlic.
me ? i can eat raw garlic
somber heath
No, Hemlock.
mossy cedar
wth u eat raw
some ppl do eat it raw here
mossy cedar
i eat a raw meat
no-
peak copper
somber heath
"It's not just a waffle house, it's a waffle home."
smoky veldt
who is better messi or ronaldo
mossy cedar
m
amber raptor
rugged root
I mean.... are you looking to get banned or trying not to?
And if the meme is relevant to what's going on/being discussed and it's server appropriate, then it's fine
Just don't spam them
somber heath
Whosa good match? Whosa fuzzy match? You are! Yes, you are!
whole bear
lmao
I'm getting into intermediate level of programming in python and im making a chess game rn with pygame. But I'm starting to think the project is going to be more complex than what pygame can do with its built in functions. I'm just wondering if continue with python or learn a new language like java or c/c++ which are more in tune for game development?
ps sorry if that was little long i tried talking in the career discussion chat but couldnt get anyone
yeah
ok got it
i also plan to get into AI so i kinda need python
thats the only reason i didnt go into another language
true
pygame is a super great library just wasnt sure if it would be suffecient for larger projects but i think ur right opal i should just continue in python pygame
alr
ye lmao
i agree
matt what are all the stuff u know
from all the projects
that youve done
thats cool
smoky veldt
we got it
whole bear
dang
smoky veldt
why dang
smoky veldt
ok
whole bear
wow
thats super cool
guys if you wanted to keep track of say a bunch of accounts for an application, and you wanted to use files and not data bases, what kind of files would you use?
just curious
would it be like json files or?
peak copper
whole bear
for example usernames, passwords, and different scores theyve made overtime in a game
oh ok
ye
never used anything passed a list or numpy array so just was curious on that
rugged root
It's a fair question
whole bear
:)) thanks for the answer really helpful 👍
rugged root
For something like that, you can do a JSON, since it'd just be standard dictionary style
Happy to help
I love fielding questions like this
whole bear
For something like that, you can do a JSON, since it'd just be standard dictiona...
oh ok cool
peak copper
rugged root
But at the same time, something like a simple SQLite database could work
One table with the columns you described
whole bear
ok
I guess like you said it really just depends on the size of your project and security reasons and stuff like that if you want to use a data base or just small files
rugged root
Right. Some things to keep in mind.... If you think you're going to get a fair number of users, it probably better to adopt a database earlier rather than later
That way you don't have to try and convert a big ass file later down the line
Or adjust your code to now use the database
The benefit of something like SQLite is that it is just a single file
You don't need to have a separate database server or hosting to use it
It's just there in place
whole bear
Right ok cool
rugged root
And there's packages/libraries for it in damn near every language
Python just happens to come with it
whole bear
you seem to have alot of knowledge this kind of stuff, can I ask what projects you did to learn all this stuff?
im trying to think of things I want to learn in computer science down the line
rugged root
So I'm not in the industry and I wasn't a comp sci major
I just try lots of things and see what works and doesn't
I've really only had one project I was proud of
Majority of what I know is from helping others and my little protyping things
I was a Computer Information Systems major
rugged root
Yep, I love the pursuit
Not to say I wouldn't like to actually make more things
But I get easily distracted and lose confidence fairly quickly
Slowly working on that
But it does mean I'm well rounded with my knowledge and can at least pass that on to others
whole bear
relatable
whole bear
I was a Computer Information Systems major
thats really cool btw
rugged root
IT is my true love
whole bear
my dad does the same thing its really cool
well, thanks for the info Mr. Hemlock
that helped alot
I think I know what I need to do for my project now
rugged root
Cool! If you have any other things you want to bounce off me I'm all ears
Questions, ideas, whatev
whole bear
Thanks man, will do 👍
violet fern
hello
abstract ravine
hello
violet fern
where are u from Nando ?
abstract ravine
Brazil
and you?
@lunar haven What do use to do the 'text-to-speech' in the page?
patent gyro
Oh there is rainbow here lol
willow light
Oh there is rainbow here lol
echo slate
That depends largely on what you need help with.
see in #code-help-voice-text
teal pasture
<@713192046839595090> 👋
👋
somber heath
see in <#755154969761677312>
Discord bots aren't my thing. Try poking around #discord-bots and #❓｜how-to-get-help
surreal hedge
@patent gyro We'd prefer if you didn't advertise those kinds of links in this server, so I've removed them 🙂
wise cargoBOT
vocal basin
to avoid mixing ints into the stack, but requires making new nodes
class Solution:
def inorderTraversal(self, root: Optional[TreeNode]) -> List[int]:
trees = [root]
traversed = []
while trees:
tree = trees.pop()
match tree:
case None:
pass
case TreeNode(val=val, left=None, right=right):
traversed.append(val)
trees.append(right)
case TreeNode(val=val, left=left, right=right):
trees.append(TreeNode(val, None, right))
trees.append(left)
case _:
raise TypeError
return traversed
@midnight agate
if it's a stack of trees, then maybe that special case is unnecessary
vocal basin
to avoid mixing `int`s into the stack, but requires making new nodes
```py
class...
I have a version of it which never pushes None into the stack
(without handling root separately)
do the spoilers for code still work?
||
class Solution:
def inorderTraversal(self, root: Optional[TreeNode]) -> List[int]:
nodes = []
def push(tree):
if tree is not None:
nodes.append(tree)
push(root)
traversed = []
while nodes:
node = nodes.pop()
match node:
case TreeNode(val=val, left=None, right=right):
traversed.append(val)
push(right)
case TreeNode(val=val, left=left, right=right):
push(TreeNode(val, None, right))
push(left)
case _:
raise TypeError
return traversed
||
warped raft
@midnight agate are you free
@vocal basin , @whole bear , @rugged root hello all of you
how is it going
@midnight agate hello
vocal basin
while let Some(node) = nodes.pop() {
...
}
in Rust, I'd have it as Vec<Node>
which would be cheaper on memory than storing val in an enum variant
but more memory expensive than Vec<Box<Node>>
rugged root
do the spoilers for code still work?
||
```py
class Solution:
def inorderTra...
Oh huh. They apparently finally made spoilered codeblocks work on mobile
quick galleon
sup @somber heath
somber heath
Yes, well, Hemlock, you made the mistake of showing you were around in chat.
quick galleon
hi
somber heath
Also, happy garbage collection month!
quick galleon
wow it's tough to be able to speak in this channel btw
somber heath
wow it's tough to be able to speak in this channel btw
Alas, it is better with the restrictions than without
A small negative to eliminate a far greater negative.
quick galleon
what are you guys doing rn?
somber heath
The crafty mines.
Playing more or less with just Create. Giving Fabric a whirl, vs Forge.
Because apparently it's better, but most of the stuff I enjoy is on Forge, but if people never use Fabric, there won't be an impetus to migrate
quick galleon
i'm solving system of non-linear equations on python, lot's of fun...
somber heath
Haven't done a runthrough with create.
So I'm learning as I go.
I gave someone else a lol
vocal basin
Fabric is more lightweight; but, afaik, the "bloat" that Forge has is quite heavily relied upon in some mods (because it's all the integration and cross-mod compatibility systems)
vocal basin
I recently attempted helping someone with smoothing the graph like this
vocal basin
btw can somebody give me an advice with db modelling?
some specific question?
somber heath
I recently attempted helping someone with smoothing the graph like this
It's like a gentle vacuforming.
Yes, drapey.
I did say gentle.
vocal basin
i have to create a website for booking tickets in the cinema
so, a relational model specifically, I guess
quick galleon
yep the problem is that for each movie there are sessions (let's say 18:30, 20:30 and so on) and i want to implement seat booking foe each session but it seems like i have to create a new db every time i create new session as an admin. Is it a good practice?
vocal basin
no, creating new tables/dbs per some data point often is not a good practice
the more common and simple approach is to add a column specifying what session a ticket refers to
with a separate table listing all existing sessions
per each ticket:
(session, seat) pair is unique
session is a foreign key to a table of all sessions
quick galleon
i haven't thought about it. thanks!!! i really had no clue what should i do
vocal basin
per each ticket:
`(session, seat)` pair is unique
`session` is a foreign key to ...
still not sure how to make seat work strictly
that would be a check not a foreign key, I think
there is another way though
to duplicate theatre in ticket
(session, theatre, seat) contained in a ticket
(session, theatre) foreign key to sessions table
(theatre, seat) foreign key to seats table
ticket reservation system has a certain other aspect which makes things difficult
that timer thingy which is a temporary mutex (and how fine-grained it is depends on the specific case)
quick galleon
have to finish it till Monday 😦
anyway thanks for helping guys! i'll go and try to do it
vocal basin
ticket reservation system has a certain other aspect which makes things difficul...
sounds like a memory-resident key-value store (Redis) would be fit for that
rugged root
Fair
Although I still relational could work
We just have to condense our thinking
Crap, I have to focus on work
You guys are too interesting
serene condor
Hello guys I need a help in preparing javascript algorithm anyone here who can help me out,I highly appreciate if anyone of you could hellp me,Thanks
vocal basin
Hello guys I need a help in preparing javascript algorithm anyone here who can h...
what algorithm?
serene condor
For a given sentence, find occurrences of given character set. Pick filtered words and generate permutations. (SENTENCE AND CHARACTER SET ONLY CAN HAVE UPPERCASE LETTERS)
Show selected words & permutations
Example :
Inputs sentence = "THIS IS AN ISSUE FROM GIHAN" word = "IS"
Output { words : ["THIS", "IS", "ISSUE"], permutations : [["THIS","IS","ISSUE"], ["IS","THIS","ISSUE"], ["ISSUE","THIS","IS"], ["THIS","ISSUE","IS"], ["IS","ISSUE","THIS"], ["ISSUE","IS","THIS"]] }
vocal basin
the desrcibed problem has two distinct parts to it
or, rather three
split into words
filter words
permute words
serene condor
can you build an algo for the above case
vocal basin
split into words
filter words
permute words
first two are simple
serene condor
first two are simple
Im new to programming can you please build an algo for this
vocal basin
JavaScript, right?
serene condor
yep
vocal basin
you don't need an algorithm for the first two steps
these are done using built-in JavaScript methods
(of arrays and strings)
rugged root
vocal basin
split into words
filter words
permute words
step 1: one string method call
step 2: one array method call, one string method call
step 3 is difficult, idk how to solve it
rugged root
serene condor
This is going to be my assesment for the trainee position for web developer,They told me to do the assesment even with the help of chatgpt they dont want to know how i do it,they are just expecting the correct answer thats all
Please help me
@rugged root please help me
vocal basin
step 3 is difficult, idk how to solve it
if I was doing it, I'd just translate itertools.permutations from Python to JS
https://docs.python.org/3/library/itertools.html#itertools.permutations
vocal basin
step 1: one string method call
step 2: one array method call, one string method ...
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/String/split#using_split
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Array/filter#examples
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/String/includes#using_includes
@rugged root loop for filtering?
there's [].filter
rugged root
vocal basin
if I was doing it, I'd just translate `itertools.permutations` from Python to JS...
this one is actually non-recursive
serene condor
I started with python in 2020 but due to addiction to online games i couldnt stay focused
vocal basin
this one is actually non-recursive
there some quite are clever permutation enumeration algorithms but I don;t remember any
vocal basin
if I was doing it, I'd just translate `itertools.permutations` from Python to JS...
wth is that while n:
vocal basin
do you know how push to an array in JavaScript?
serene condor
@rugged root Please help me build it
serene condor
do you know how push to an array in JavaScript?
yes
I tried 2 days
without sleep
today is last day thats why
rugged root
serene condor
that's the reason why you can't solve it
Yes but I need the job so i can help my family we all are struggling to live and my father is loosing his job
serene condor
I searched the web and tried my level best even chatgpt is not giving correct output
vocal basin
or, another option:
solve it without pattern
can you make it return this?
[["o", "o", "o", "o", "o"],
["o", "o", "o", "o", "o"],
["o", "o", "o", "o", "o"],
["o", "o", "o", "o", "o"],
["o", "o", "o", "o", "o"]]
without "x"s at first
vocal basin
what if
what if I installed IJavascript kernel in Jupyter
somber heath
@serene condor Can this be a Python problem?
serene condor
no its JS
vocal basin
somber heath
@serene condor Do you know what a for loop is in Python?
serene condor
yes
vocal basin
solution in python is quite easily translated into js
serene condor
can you give me a python solution even
somber heath
Have you used range to get numbers?
Combined with for.
@rugged root "We're called managers for a reason, sweetheart."
vocal basin
what if
what if I installed IJavascript kernel in Jupyter
looks outdated
(potentially)
or just done
somber heath
You have faith in people?
vocal basin
this is not right, right?
serene condor
GUYS PLEASE HELPPPPP MEEEE PLEASEEE THIS IS LIKE BETWEEN LIFE AND DEATH SITUATION
vocal basin
this is not right, right?
rugged root
Stop begging, we've given you the pieces you'd need, we've also told you that we're not doing this for you.
vocal basin
I did the thing
serene condor
I did the thing
what is this
vocal basin
JS/TS kernels in Jupyter
serene condor
Oh great
vocal basin
serene condor
Thank you that you are trying to help me
vocal basin
the thing isn't working...
somber heath
Nobody:
You: A is better than B.
Us: But A is awful!
You: It's just like, a comparison, man.
vocal basin
the thing isn't working...
uncut meteor
my condolences
rugged root
"Dearly beloved, we have gathered here today to mourn the loss of Fredrik's headset..."
vocal basin
I expect the majority of research papers would be black and white.
Figure 1: frog.
sturdy panther
Trying to distract myself from work!
vocal basin
Figure 1: frog.
(sample overleaf project)
sturdy panther
A little. Deadline and all that.
Also doesn't help that my manager is supposed to do quarterly reviews.
We still haven't done the first one for the year!
They do tell me I am doing well. Would be good to have it recorded formally.
somber heath
!voice @serene condor
wise cargoBOT
vocal basin
They do tell me I am doing well. Would be good to have it recorded formally.
at least quarterly isn't as useless as annually
https://youtu.be/1KeYzjILqDo?t=1134
rugged root
Back shortly
sturdy panther
*at least quarterly isn't as useless as annually*
https://youtu.be/1KeYzjILqDo?t...
Mm. I can barely remember what I did last month. And it's only the first.
somber heath
Association is not apostasy.
vocal basin
if you want to set the whole place on fire, do it just after the review, so people forget it by the time the next review comes
somber heath
Nor am I religiously inclined...kind of the opposite. But I think that you could ask yourself a question: Does Allah know your heart? Take comfort in the answer.
It might not matter what position you're in...but some positions may be more hazardous than others!
Laying down seems to carry at least one risk.
pale sigil
Dombra instrument
wind raptor
pale sigil
burnt swift
Also doesn't help that my manager is supposed to do quarterly reviews.
I manage a team of 8 and have to complete their annual evaluation reports this week... trust, is not a fun time from the other side of the table either.
Becomes even harder when your team goes above and beyond because the entire point is to acknowledge strengths and find areas to improve. Hard to tell someone where they can improve when they're already above and beyond.
Just makes me feel like a d*ckhead. /rant
lucid blade
sturdy panther
My manager tells us to write up what we think we can improve on, preferably things we can act on by the next review, and then he paraphrases it for the reports.
burnt swift
Ngl, seems a bit lazy, no?
sturdy panther
Perhaps. He is not particularly well-versed in giving solid feedback.
lucid blade
peak copper
pale sigil
rugged root
Because I still have work to do
And I'd rather connect to our VPN and remote in rather than do the work directly on my lappy
pale sigil
wind raptor
g2g, cheers
lucid blade
peace dude
somber heath
I was the second in the session.
pale sigil
lucid blade
@pale sigil already subd 😉
pale sigil
Yeah I just found him😅
worldly vine
Hi everyone. Are all voice chats empty or I just can't see/listen members because I'm new in that community and don't have enough rep?
fierce stratus
Hi everyone. Are all voice chats empty or I just can't see/listen members becaus...
right now its empty
gentle flint
Hi everyone. Are all voice chats empty or I just can't see/listen members becaus...
the rep is only needed to speak
you can always join
turbid sandal
!code
wise cargoBOT
turbid sandal
This is semi pseudocode for a file explorer back-end
def handel(name, extesnsion, task):
task = task
match task:
case "create":
with open(f"{name}.{extesnsion}", "w") as f:
f.write()
case "delete":
pass
case _:
return False
def push(type: int = 0, name: str = None):
match name:
case None:
return "Error+name"
case _:
match type:
case 0: # file
handel(name, "create")
case 1: # folder
handel(name, "create")
case _:
return "Error+type"
# file/folder parent
class content:
def __init__(self) -> None:
pass
# file child
class file(content):
def __init__(self, name) -> None:
super().__init__()
self.name = name
@classmethod
def create_file(self, extesnsion):
name = f"{self.name}"
push(name, 0, extesnsion)
@classmethod
def delete_file(self, extension):
handel(self.name, extension, "delete")
# folder child
class folder(content):
def __init__(self, name) -> None:
super().__init__()
self.name = name
@classmethod
def create_folder(self, extesnsion):
name = f"{self.name}"
push(name, 1, extesnsion)
@classmethod
def delete_file(self, extension):
handel(self.name, extension, "delete")
The idea is that there is a parent class called content that is curently not in use, and that the children classes are file and folder that that have methods to delete and to create that will be handed by the handel ** (File and Folder Handler used to manage the files) **
|I!i @vocal basin i!I|
vocal basin
don't shadow built-ins
type -> path_type
don't use magic constants
FILE = 0
DIRECTORY = 1
there's also
!d enum
wise cargoBOT
vocal basin
name: str = None
strictly, it's name: str | None = None
probably better to just avoid passing None into the functiion
!pathlib has quite a good system of abstractions for paths
wise cargoBOT
fierce stratus
pseudo
vocal basin
!pep8
wise cargoBOT
wise cargoBOT
vocal basin
!d pathlib.Path.rmdir
wise cargoBOT
vocal basin
these two
turbid sandal
try:
vocal basin
methods inside BaseException class
Exception is specifically for non-exit exceptions
!e
print(f'{issubclass(Exception, BaseException)=}')
print(f'{issubclass(SystemExit, BaseException)=}')
print(f'{issubclass(SystemExit, Exception)=}')
print(f'{issubclass(ValueError, Exception)=}')
@vocal basin :white_check_mark: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.
001 | issubclass(Exception, BaseException)=True
002 | issubclass(SystemExit, BaseException)=True
003 | issubclass(SystemExit, Exception)=False
004 | issubclass(ValueError, Exception)=True
!e
print(dir(Exception))
@vocal basin :white_check_mark: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.
['__cause__', '__class__', '__context__', '__delattr__', '__dict__', '__dir__', '__doc__', '__eq__', '__format__', '__ge__', '__getattribute__', '__getstate__', '__gt__', '__hash__', '__init__', '__init_subclass__', '__le__', '__lt__', '__ne__', '__new__', '__reduce__', '__reduce_ex__', '__repr__', '__setattr__', '__setstate__', '__sizeof__', '__str__', '__subclasshook__', '__suppress_context__', '__traceback__', 'add_note', 'args', 'with_traceback']
@warm atlas each exception needs to have certain methods
turbid sandal
@warm atlas try this: https://chat.openai.com/?model=text-davinci-002-render-sha
willow light
That’s an understatement
whole bear
That’s an understatement
Fr
vocal basin
<@264054779888533515> :white_check_mark: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with r...
... __traceback__,args and with_traceback are most prominent as far I saw them used
willow light
Reminder that chatgpt doesn’t make code, chatgpt makes text that superficially resembles code
vocal basin
I think this one is new
https://docs.python.org/3/tutorial/errors.html#enriching-exceptions-with-notes
it's 3.11
https://peps.python.org/pep-0678/
!e
class FakeException:
pass
e = FakeException()
e.add_note("some note")
@vocal basin :x: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 1.
001 | Traceback (most recent call last):
002 | File "/home/main.py", line 5, in <module>
003 | e.add_note("some note")
004 | ^^^^^^^^^^
005 | AttributeError: 'FakeException' object has no attribute 'add_note'
warm atlas
The Exception class is the base class for all built-in exceptions in Python. By inheriting from this class, your custom exception inherits all the essential properties and behaviors of an exception. It ensures that your custom exception is compatible with the existing exception hierarchy and can be handled correctly by the exception handling mechanisms .
vocal basin
this answer is not specific to exceptions
The Fruit class is the base class for all built-in fruits. By inheriting from this class, your custom fruits inherits all the essential properties and behaviors of a fruit. It ensures that your custom fruit is compatible with the existing fruit hierarchy and can be handled correctly by the fruit handling mechanisms.
it's just a Ctrl+H type answer
willow light
Job security: people think chatgpt isn’t just making text that resembles code and thus use it as a crutch instead of actually learning skills. This allows those of us who actually put in honest work to get ahead.
vocal basin
!e
```py
class FakeException:
pass
e = FakeException()
e.add_note("some not...
!e
class RealException(Exception):
pass
e = RealException()
e.add_note("some note")
@vocal basin :warning: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.
[No output]
.add_note is something that you as a programmer are actually supposed to use directly unlike the other Exception methods
so, since 3.11, you can demonstrate that necessity in code without digging into special methods
@turbid sandal it's very good at giving fake references
@whole bear PHP becomes less garbage with each year passing
whole bear
how the syntax its horrible
vocal basin
wtf did you say?
React as a competitor to PHP??
vocal basin
Next.js if you mean React-specific
willow light
Did someone mention JavaScript
whole bear
!e
n = 4
for a in range(1, n+1):
for b in range(n, 0 ,-1):
if b != a:
print(b, end="")
else:
print('*', end="")
print("")
@whole bear :white_check_mark: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.
001 | 432*
002 | 43*1
003 | 4*21
004 | *321
lol
turbid sandal
@vocal basin did you mute me or what?
vocal basin
not yet
whole bear
lol
willow light
Give it time
whole bear
cuz she joined server recentttly
turbid sandal
she has been here for more than three days
whole bear
she has been here for more than three days
lol it took me 2 month to verify the voice thingy
vocal basin
even if I verify, I wouldn't speak anyway
fun fact: ctrl+shift+arrow text selection is broken in Discord
willow light
Those who speak loudest usually have the least to say
turbid sandal
🧐
vocal basin
fun fact: ctrl+shift+arrow text selection is broken in Discord
when deselecting
it goes character-by-character instead of word-by-word
warm atlas
#Answer 1 : Exception class is used because in the custom exception we have to create a class
# and it needs to have the needed properties to use the raise keyword for an exception to raise
is it good?
whole bear
fun fact: ctrl+shift+arrow text selection is broken in Discord
not in better discord XDD
willow light
not in better discord XDD
TOS
turbid sandal
TOS
whole bear
who care
warm atlas
TOS
turbid sandal
TOS
willow light
!rule 5
wise cargoBOT
turbid sandal
!rule
willow light
!rule 2
wise cargoBOT
turbid sandal
!rule 3
whole bear
hahhaa well im using it for 2 years
willow light
Three rules broken just by using betterdiscord. And you can get banned for using it.
turbid sandal
!rule 3
wise cargoBOT
vocal basin
hahhaa well im using it for 2 years
better not to brag about it to be safe
turbid sandal
me?
willow light
Be glad hemlock isn’t here, although at most he’ll warn you.
whole bear
better not to brag about it to be safe
well discord even knows about it, if u are using discord api under their guidline everything safe
turbid sandal
@whole bear why you leave
whole bear
<@456226577798135808> why you leave
oh cuz i joined another vc mistake
willow light
We can ping the mods and find out real quick what this server’s policy is
whole bear
you understand it's a comment, right?
umm yes
whole bear
We can ping the mods and find out real quick what this server’s policy is
am i promoting it?
willow light
Yes
vocal basin
also, "it IS against discord tos" just as the comment says
whole bear
where did i said u to install it?
willow light
Mentioning something called “Better Discord” is inherent promotion
whole bear
ohk then if u say so im sorry then
vocal basin
https://discord.com/developers/docs/policies-and-agreements/developer-terms-of-s...
section a:
[You will not (and will not attempt to or permit or enable others to)] reverse engineer or otherwise derive source code, trade secrets, or know-how from the APIs, except to the extent this restriction is prohibited by applicable laws
section b:
[You will not (and will not attempt to or permit or enable others to)] modify, create derivative works, copy, reproduce, redistribute, rent, lease, sell, or syndicate access to the APIs
section c.i:
[You will not (and will not attempt to or permit or enable others to)] access or use the APIs in any way that is not in accordance with the applicable Documentation
"except to the extent this restriction is prohibited by applicable laws"
^ that clause is there because in some jurisdictions you're allowed to reverse-engineer the source code, but not allowed to publish the results
whole bear
"except to the extent this restriction is prohibited by applicable laws"
^ that ...
i am not publishing it
willow light
You are contributing to the spread
vocal basin
"not enough 'non-'s in that sentence"
whole bear
anyway thnx for the info
warm atlas
@vocal basin
vocal basin
what?
somber heath
You are contributing to the spread
Are we having a picnic?
warm atlas
can you help me writing the code for printing hierarchy of Exceptions clas
*class
just let me figure it out
and help me
vocal basin
can you help me writing the code for printing hierarchy of Exceptions clas
what do you mean by "printing hierarchy of Exceptions class"?
somber heath
!e py print(ValueError.mro())
wise cargoBOT
@somber heath :white_check_mark: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.
[<class 'ValueError'>, <class 'Exception'>, <class 'BaseException'>, <class 'object'>]
?
willow light
Are we having a picnic?
Where’s verboof and his ajvar
warm atlas
hierarchy of all the exception error has according to its priority
vocal basin
very expressive dependency section
vocal basin
hierarchy of all the exception error has according to its priority
priority in which sense?
vocal basin
*very expressive dependency section*
"it goes"
somber heath
Expression / line evaluation order and whatever exception happens first, there?
vocal basin
like first which error will be detected
depends on the specific application
warm atlas
Expression / line evaluation order and whatever exception happens first, there?
yes
but can you help me printing it?
somber heath
I could tell you the order, but programmatically, not so much.
warm atlas
i have googled it maybe can be achieved by inspect module
vocal basin
like first which error will be detected
it's almost always the first error that's raised
what is an example input-output for what you're trying to do?
python's notion of error/exception isn't really about errors and/or exceptions
StopIteration isn't an error, neither is it an exceptional situation
even though it derives from Exception
!e
it = iter([0, 1, 2])
print(next(it))
print(next(it))
print(next(it))
print(next(it))
@vocal basin :x: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 1.
001 | 0
002 | 1
003 | 2
004 | Traceback (most recent call last):
005 | File "/home/main.py", line 5, in <module>
006 | print(next(it))
007 | ^^^^^^^^
008 | StopIteration
but
uncaught StopIteration is an error
it becomes an error when you fail to catch it
semantically, it's not an error
it is an exception, in Python terms
vocal basin
what is an example input-output for what you're trying to do?
.
so, you just want a class hierarchy of errors, right?
warm atlas
---> Exception
------> TypeError
---------> MultipartConversionError
---------> FloatOperation
------> StopAsyncIteration
------> StopIteration
------> ImportError
---------> ModuleNotFoundError
---------> ZipImportError
------> OSError
---------> ConnectionError
------------> BrokenPipeError
------------> ConnectionAbortedError
------------> ConnectionRefusedError
------------> ConnectionResetError
--------------> RemoteDisconnected
vocal basin
!e
def hierarchy(type_, depth=0):
print(' ' * depth + type_.__name__)
for subtype in type_.__subclasses__():
hierarchy(subtype, depth + 2)
hierarchy(BaseException)
@vocal basin :white_check_mark: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.
001 | BaseException
002 | BaseExceptionGroup
003 | ExceptionGroup
004 | Exception
005 | ArithmeticError
006 | FloatingPointError
007 | OverflowError
008 | ZeroDivisionError
009 | AssertionError
010 | AttributeError
011 | BufferError
... (truncated - too many lines)
Full output: https://paste.pythondiscord.com/odaxucigum.txt?noredirect
wise cargoBOT
@vocal basin :white_check_mark: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.
SomeClass
BaseException includes certain "exit" exceptions, as well as normal exceptions
Exception is supposed to hold only "non-exit" exceptions
!e
try:
exit(1)
except SystemExit as e:
print(e)
raise
@vocal basin :x: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 1.
001 | Traceback (most recent call last):
002 | File "/home/main.py", line 2, in <module>
003 | exit(1)
004 | ^^^^
005 | NameError: name 'exit' is not defined
eh
doesn't work here
there are two most common exit exceptions:
SystemExit and KeyboardInterrupt
first happens on exit() call
second happens on Ctrl+C and/or when SIGINT signal is received
vocal basin
!e
```py
def hierarchy(type_, depth=0):
print(' ' * depth + type_.__name__)
...
!e
import asyncio
def hierarchy(type_, depth=0):
print(' ' * depth + type_.__name__)
for subtype in type_.__subclasses__():
hierarchy(subtype, depth + 2)
hierarchy(BaseException)
@vocal basin :white_check_mark: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.
001 | BaseException
002 | BaseExceptionGroup
003 | ExceptionGroup
004 | Exception
005 | ArithmeticError
006 | FloatingPointError
007 | OverflowError
008 | ZeroDivisionError
009 | AssertionError
010 | AttributeError
011 | BufferError
... (truncated - too many lines)
Full output: https://paste.pythondiscord.com/woziqerero.txt?noredirect
vocal basin
<@264054779888533515> :white_check_mark: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with r...
as you can see in the full output, importing modules affects the result
for example, another exception appeared: CancelledError
generally, you're not supposed to catch and ignore/suppress exit exceptions
except block with them would almost always end with an empty raise (which re-raises that same exception)
... unless you're really trying to mess with the control flow
try:
...
except BaseException as e:
handle_the_error()
raise
in this case raise is almost the same as raise e
!e
try:
1 / 0
except BaseException as e:
print(f"caught {e.__class__.__name__}: {e}")
raise
@vocal basin :x: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 1.
001 | caught ZeroDivisionError: division by zero
002 | Traceback (most recent call last):
003 | File "/home/main.py", line 2, in <module>
004 | 1 / 0
005 | ~~^~~
006 | ZeroDivisionError: division by zero
!e
try:
1 / 0
except BaseException as e:
print(f"caught {e.__class__.__name__}: {e}")
raise e
@vocal basin :x: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 1.
001 | caught ZeroDivisionError: division by zero
002 | Traceback (most recent call last):
003 | File "/home/main.py", line 5, in <module>
004 | raise e
005 | File "/home/main.py", line 2, in <module>
006 | 1 / 0
007 | ~~^~~
008 | ZeroDivisionError: division by zero
this explicitly tells that the error didn't happen inside except: block
that's why raise line doesn't appear in the traceback
this part is shown only in the second case
003 | File "/home/main.py", line 5, in <module>
004 | raise e
!e
try:
1 / 0
except:
raise
@vocal basin :x: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 1.
001 | Traceback (most recent call last):
002 | File "/home/main.py", line 2, in <module>
003 | 1 / 0
004 | ~~^~~
005 | ZeroDivisionError: division by zero
yes, it adds an extra line to the traceback when raise something is used
(regardless of whether something was caught previously)
vocal basin
!e
```py
try:
1 / 0
except:
raise
```
empty raise also works with empty except
though empty except is generally not a good practice
knotty dome
#include <stdio.h>
int main() {
int N;
int count = 1;
printf("Enter number of rows between 2 and 9: ");
scanf("%d", &N);
if (N < 2 || N > 9){
printf("ERROR: enter a number within range.");
return 1;
}else{
for (int i = 0; i < N; i++){
for (int j = 0; j < N - i; j++){
printf("%2d ", 0);
}
for (int j = 0; j < N; j++){
printf("%2d ", count);
count++;
}
for (int j = 0; j < i + 1; j++){
printf("%2d ", 0);
}
printf("\n");
}
}
return 0;
}
vocal basin
#include <stdio.h>
int main() {
int N;
int count = 1;
printf("Ente...
```c
#include <stdio.h>
int main() {
printf("use Discord's markdown support\n");
return 0;
}
```
#include <stdio.h>
int main() {
printf("use Discord's markdown support\n");
return 0;
}
robust bone
hey 👋
copper night
None
ebon mist
jolly terrace
"""
def is_float(string):
try:
float(string) # try to convert the string to a float
return True # if successful, return True
except ValueError: # if there is a ValueError, it means the string is not a valid float
return False # return False
"""
ebon mist
vocal basin
is 0.00.01 a version?
Git is partially made to avoid having versions as directories
there are tags and branches for this
tags for versions
branches for major versions
(because you might want to update major versions separately)
tts?
google cloud text-to-speech isn't free, afaik
google translate text-to-speech is questionably legitimate
because it's undocumented
there is pyttsx3 which is offline
I think it (partially?) uses the native OS tts functionality
https://pyttsx3.readthedocs.io/en/latest/support.html
@ebon mist if it's just notes and not a Python file, you can make it a .md file (Markdown) to make it clear
if you're using VS Code / PyCharm, you'll be able to see the preview of it too
ebon mist
vocal basin
multiple references to the same node exist at times
rocky dome
@lunar haven 👋
vocal basin
if right is not None, this pushes two references to right into the stack
push(right)
stack.append((Visit.VALUE, node))
if the algorithm doesn't need to "consume" the tree as it traverses it, then fine
vocal basin
if the algorithm doesn't need to "consume" the tree as it traverses it, then fin...
which, looking at what types Rust version of the problem uses, it doesn't
(so multiple references thing doesn't actually matter)
open jetty
If anyone needs a Curse word detection for their discord bot Then DM me
vocal basin
if there's a restriction on having types uniform, then probably not much to be improved with this
vocal basin
If anyone needs a Curse word detection for their discord bot Then DM me
paid?
vocal basin
it took so long...
but I can run Rust in Jupyter now
even allows doing ? unwrapping
(probably just has blanket From<T: Display> for the error)
from the example the docs give:
vocal basin
from the example the docs give:
it looks for a method named evcxr_display
then for Debug implementation
lavish rover
i wonder if you could do something like <script>alert()</script> inside the display function
vocal basin
i wonder if you could do something like `<script>alert()</script>` inside the di...
yes
it works, so don't run on untrusted data
lavish rover
amazing, but now I'd be paranoid of people providing "debug method" that is secretly mining bitcoin
this seems... way too complicated
vocal basin
amazing, but now I'd be paranoid of people providing "debug method" that is secr...
maybe that's the real reason why that "test system in Jupyter" actually existed?
lavish rover
def in_order(self, root: Optional[TreeNode]) -> List[int]:
result = []
def run(node):
if node:
run(node.left)
result.append(node.value)
run(node.right)
run(root)
return result
I still think handling root separately is unnecessary
class Solution:
def inorderTraversal(self, root: Optional[TreeNode]) -> List[int]:
inorder = []
stack = []
def push(node):
if node is not None:
stack.append((Visit.BRANCHES, node))
push(root)
...
cheeky "technically":
def in_order(self, root: Optional[TreeNode]) -> List[int]:
def run(node):
if node:
yield from run(node.left)
yield node.value
yield from run(node.right)
result = []
for val in run(root): result.append(val)
return result
if root is None is extra
lavish rover
what really is recursion if not spicy loops
vocal basin
cheeky "technically":
```py
def in_order(self, root: Optional[TreeNode]) -> List...
what does yield-from optimisation (?) actually do?
(iirc it's not just syntactic sugar)
lavish rover
I don't think it optimizes anything I just didn't want to rewrite it
the "technically" was from me collecting the values in the final loop
lol my bad, yield node.value
vocal basin
what does yield-from optimisation (?) actually do?
(iirc it's not just syntactic...
there are some specific fields in generators to handle yield-from case
lavish rover
but i have loop!!!!
/s
I'd probably just do something like (have not run it):
def in_order(root):
stack = [root]
result = []
while stack:
cur = stack.pop()
match cur:
case TreeNode(): stack.extend([cur.right, cur.val, cur.left])
case int(): result.append(cur)
return result
last time I did it was
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```py
code
```
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code
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lavish rover
when in rome
vocal basin
it took so long...
new levels of hacky-ness
for some reason cc was broken and pointing nowhere
lavish rover
You technically already have a list with different types in it, you just also store an extra enum instead of just checking the type, feels equivalent to me
(list of tuples but w/e)
vocal basin
last time I did it was
\|\|
\`\`\`py
code
\`\`\`
\|\|
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```py
code
```
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I wonder if inlining the ||``` makes it compact
||```py
code
it does
vocal basin
I wonder if inlining the \|\|\`\`\` makes it compact
||```py
code
```||
so it doesn't add extra newlines
||```py
code
```||
lavish rover
oh right you always store the node, not the value
i guess that works
personally, if I'm using a dynamic language I'd rather use the dynamic language
(within limited scope, this isn't a full-scale program)
I am not a fan of iterative approach in this case tbh, asymptotically it uses more memory and the logic is more annoying
I originally did isinstance() but changed it to match to line up with your version a little more
how though?
fair enough, just check if it's non-null
unless you also want to collect None, at which point I tell you I don't care enough
you have mentioned this many, many, many times
maybe go take some code off my github and refactor that to make it cleaner if you really fancy 🙂
aecor definitely needs some cleaning
my programming language
vocal basin
class Solution:
def inorderTraversal(self, root: Optional[TreeNode]) -> List[int]:
inorder = []
stack = []
def push(node):
if node is not None:
stack.append(([], [node]))
push(root)
while stack:
values, nodes = stack.pop()
inorder.extend(values)
for node in nodes:
push(node.right)
stack.append(([node.val], []))
push(node.left)
return inorder
in Rust if would be unnecessary
you can just collect an Option into a Vec
vocal basin
in Rust `if` would be unnecessary
you can just collect an `Option` into a `Vec`
... or just store tuples of options
the most cryptic version I came up with so far
class Solution:
def inorderTraversal(self, root: Optional[TreeNode]) -> List[int]:
inorder = []
stack = [([],filter(bool,[root]))]
while stack:
values, nodes = stack.pop()
inorder.extend(values)
for node in nodes:
stack.extend([([],filter(bool,[node.right])),([node.val],[]),([],filter(bool,[node.left]))])
return inorder
though I know how to make it worse
vocal basin
though I know how to make it worse
the "worse":
class Solution:
def inorderTraversal(self, root: Optional[TreeNode]) -> List[int]:
inorder = []
stack = [filter(bool,[root]),[]]
while stack:
inorder.extend(stack.pop())
for node in stack.pop():
stack.extend([filter(bool,[node.right]),[node.val],filter(bool,[node.left]),[]])
return inorder
class Solution:
def inorderTraversal(self, root: Optional[TreeNode]) -> List[int]:
from collections import deque
q = deque([None, filter(bool,[root]),[]])
try:
while True:
q.extendleft(q.pop())
for node in q.pop():
q.extend([filter(bool,[node.left]),[node.val],filter(bool,[node.right]),[]])
except:
return list(q)
similar idea but without try-except
class Solution:
def inorderTraversal(self, root: Optional[TreeNode]) -> List[int]:
from collections import deque
q = deque([float('nan'),filter(bool,[root]),[]])
while q[-1]==q[-1]:
q.extendleft(q.pop())
for node in q.pop():
q.extend([filter(bool,[node.left]),[node.val],filter(bool,[node.right]),[]])
return list(q)[:-1]
at this point it is complete opposite of trying to get uniform types in a list
wind raptor
@whole bear here
whole bear
hey
i am making a s/e/x thing
i dont know how
like this
see
wanna see my version
no
just like
yeah
and i need a domain
? @midnight agate
?
@wind raptor can we go to dm
private vc
can you go to my dm
i mentioned you
jade yew
heyo does anyone know how to use pygame?
wind raptor
@midnight agate he was showing a discord thing, it's not like it's lewd or anything
wind raptor
I asked what it was