as in, no cached result to resume the build
#voice-chat-text-0
vocal basin
last time I had issues like that, it was only 15 minutes
there are ways to do that
with buildkit
I was installing evcxr_jupyter
at least six times
I couldn't use the cache either
vocal basin
hey af is docker free to use?
docker-engine -- always
Docker Desktop -- almost always
rocky yew
docker-engine -- always
Docker Desktop -- almost always
gotcha
vocal basin
iirc, if your company is too big or you earn >$10M a year, you'll have to pay for Docker Desktop
yes, there's also dockerhub
which is a separate story
vocal basin
why did I have to see this again, this is so surreal
someone else did
I'm not using win 11
the only time I ever encountered win 11 myself was someone else's VM
I'm almost sure I used win 2000 more than win 11
Me was last non-NT, right?
I think I've somehow almost skipped "the best Windows to ever exist" (7)
Krisp might be applied after the threshold, I guess?
vocal basin
I think I've somehow almost skipped "the best Windows to ever exist" (7)
xp -> vista -> 8.1 -> 10 -> 8 -> 8.1 -> 10
wind raptor
!stream 500168097852948482
wise cargoBOT
✅ @desert wolf can now stream until <t:1686453181:f>.
vocal basin
why is there SPARC on the stream
oh, wow, there's a Russian company whose acronym's third letter stands for SPARC
database in Aecor?
(to save scores)
verbal zenith
vocal basin
database in Aecor?
"should I translate my pathetic attempt at data storage into Aecor?"
also known as type-coercing not-equals (in Erlang)
stop making functional languages
create dysfunctional languages instead
cargo watch -cx test
given how it's just file watch, can probably be made to work with non-Rust
0, 1
the while syntax sugar
pretty much the whole actual strong power of C's for is being able to call continue
@verbal zenith pyright/pylance
also, that, yes
vocal basin
<@559903350024568833> pyright/pylance
(i.e. use VS Code)
pyright just works
I had exactly one issue when it was dumb
and it's fixed now
finally, it's grey
pyinstaller is marked by AVs
by default
vocal basin
finally, it's grey
no more tuple covariance-contravariance confusion
just use mkdocs instead
I have no clue if mkdocs does any auto-generation
@verbal zenith just external tools in search
not lint specifically
@desert wolf I think Discord sometimes cuts it if it deems the contents too static
(don't know if it's the case here)
still beta
not rc
so, no, not yet
@verbal zenith iirc, also new generics syntax
variance is inferred
this one actually adds something
you couldn't make generic type aliases before
normal type aliases existed for a long time
seems like they actually had to introduce new syntax
or else it'd get so much uglier
though I think they could've added Point: TypeAlias[T] = ...
another weak keyword
>>> type Mutually = Recursive
>>> type Recursive = Mutually
>>> Mutually
Mutually
>>> Recursive
Recursive
>>> Mutually.__value__
Recursive
>>> Recursive.__value__
Mutually
- lazy evaluation
just like from __future__ import annotations
annotations makes their execution delayed
I uninstalled the Rust plugin
actually, I completely uninstalled Rust toolchain from both of my host machines
now it's all in Docker
no pylint
no problems
> the name is a recursive acronym for "Pip Installs Packages"
quite easy to guess
(for some reason I never looked it up before)
oh, wow
I have 6GB test database I forgot to delete
since January 2021
I have 9.2GB of raw graph data
which is, like, still worth keeping for research
(I decided to check how much space my PyCharm directory takes up)
!e
class C:
class D:
pass
match C.D:
case C.D:
print('yes')
print(C.D)
@vocal basin :white_check_mark: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.
001 | yes
002 | <class '__main__.C.D'>
oh
so it does work
!e
class C:
class D:
pass
match 5:
case C.D:
print('yes')
print(C.D)
@vocal basin :white_check_mark: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.
<class '__main__.C.D'>
pyright refuses to accept this too
this works fine
I reduced the project count to 200
vocal basin
"let that Sync in" is the most pun-ful commit message I made so far, I think
(composed in one message)
"minor type fix", 94 files changed
"quacceleration"
"Quacking._unQuack"
"The Great renaming", 1 digit changed
"python vibes"
"rectangle disaster"
"nanocommit", 135 files changed
"↑↑↓↓←→←→\🦆\💀"
"remove nothing"
"ub"
timeout is the most sane way
def halts(f) -> bool:
raise NotImplementedError
def example():
if halts(example):
while True:
...
@lavish rover
"Aecor community"
officially recognised by copilot
AI development: best practices
onyx trout
jo
anyone wanna help me i am trying to get better at python
and dont really know what i should code
vocal basin
!kindling
wise cargoBOT
warped raft
@somber heath say something
hello how are you doing
can you say something i want to test my headset
warped raft
can you say something i want to test my headset
@turbid sandal
are u hearing something
which key should i keep it
it is not working
delay
what is this
7006+789\1234567890-
FOUND IT
@sour willow
HOW IS IT GOING
@somber heath WILL THIS SETTING BE THERE IN PERSONAL TALKS ALSO
vocal basin
probably to avoid cutting out the voice abruptly
warped raft
probably to avoid cutting out the voice abruptly
yeah i got it
are you free i got a problem
vocal basin
what problem?
vocal basin
does renaming the class Main to something else change the error?
warped raft
does renaming the class `Main` to something else change the error?
haven't checked
vocal basin
as far as the Java code I saw works, the app class is almost never called Main
maybe that's the reason why
(though I doubt it should matter)
warped raft
as far as the Java code I saw works, the app class is almost never called `Main`...
but the code still work in itellij
turbid sandal
Ionic Bonding
Lithium + Chlorine
`[Li] -> {2,1}
[Cl] -> {2,8,7}
[Ci]⁺¹ [Li]⁻¹ [Li] [Cl] `
Potassium + Bromine
`[K] -> {2,8,8,1}
[Br] -> {2,8,18,7}
[K]⁺¹ [Br]⁻¹ [K] [Br]`
vocal basin
but the code still work in itellij
do you still have .class files in your source directory?
vocal basin
delete *.class from src
warped raft
ok
vocal basin
leave only what IntelliJ shows as GuiVersion and Main
vocal basin
leave only what IntelliJ shows as `GuiVersion` and `Main`
(which are GuiVersion.java and Main.java in the filesystem)
warped raft
is it possible to run `java Main.java` at all?
no
vocal basin
what about calling just java Main?
vocal basin
generally, it's better to build using the IDE itself
just to avoid getting garbage files in /src/
warped raft
generally, it's better to build using the IDE itself
but it may not be necessary a person who is viewing the code have a ide
warped raft
generally, it's better to build using the IDE itself
i always use it
but on github i have to globally avlaible
is there any changes you would suggest in the github file
vocal basin
you can also run this from /src/ to put the result into the /out/ directory:
javac -d ../out/debug/Main/ Main.java
getting a more proper configuration might require a build system (gradle? something else? idk)
vocal basin
it's probably a good idea to have an actual git repository at the root of the project
instead of copying the code over to GitHub
warped raft
it's probably a good idea to have an actual git repository at the root of the pr...
from next project i will add the git repe at the beginning only
vocal basin
with contents of these two files inside the .gitignore
https://github.com/github/gitignore/blob/main/Global/JetBrains.gitignore
https://github.com/github/gitignore/blob/main/Java.gitignore
wise cargoBOT
tepid inlet
why im muted
somber heath
why im muted
!voice
wise cargoBOT
echo garden
tepid inlet
i must be 3days in the server to have the ability to speak
imagine
@somber heath do u know the recursion bro ?
@turbid sandal
limber copper
hi
somber heath
<@317279909112446976> do u know the recursion bro ?
Sorry, I was mentally occupied when you asked. I am familiar with it, and I can muddle my way through it, but there are restrictions to it in Python. Using a list as a stack is often a more arbitrarily scalable approach.
If you're expecting a very deep recursion, you'll need to negotiate with Python.
I don't like recursive patterns.
@graceful eagle 👋
graceful eagle
<@948592746577408051> 👋
yo
tepid inlet
@somber heath what about the approximatly problems
do u know it
Write a Python program to calculate the difference between the squared sum of the first n natural numbers and the sum of squared first n natural numbers.(default value of number=2).
Test Data:
If sum_difference(12)
Expected Output :
5434
like that
limber copper
@somber heath love just listening to you talk lol
tepid inlet
approximatly result
not fixed
ok dont care about it
this is a real approximately problem
school
xD
I WANT TO ASK IF U KNOW APPROXIMATLY problems
wait bro
somber heath
!code
wise cargoBOT
limber copper
@echo garden just try not to be pretentious. No offense. Humility is your friend
severe river
hello
brave pasture
👍
limber copper
@echo garden 1000% better quality audio now
@somber heath can you hear my southern accent? Its nice huh? lol
yeah i have to send 50 messages so I'm just kind of sending what ever
yes
that was me
the customtkinter
comment he read
@echo garden the custom tkinter is way better looking ui
its the same almost as far as the setup as tkinter
its built on top
what is your favorite GUI libraries to use?
i can try
doubt i'll be much help
I'm relatively new to python in general
echo garden
somber heath
import tkinter as tk
class App:
def __init__(self):
self.root = tk.Tk()
def run(self):
self.root.mainloop()
if __name__ == '__main__':
App().run()```oh
so the grid is working but the order is not correct?
ok
so the way you add the new checkboxes could you not add the initial checkboxes using similar process just do it on the initial for loop
I'm not entirely sure i understand what the app is doing let me run it one sec
so these are the checkboxes i added are there suppose to be default ones before when the app initializes?
yes
the image i took out because i didnt have it\
somber heath
@wary vine 👋
limber copper
says drinks
i understand let me see what i can do i think i can get that if i am understanding correctly
@echo garden i think i may know why im testing now
@echo garden i will send it to you when im finished
ok
echo garden
limber copper
k
echo garden
limber copper
oh ok thanks i hadnt used it before
yeah i see the issue
but not sure how to fix yet
ok i got you bud
somber heath
@leaden bloom 👋
limber copper
@echo garden
i did it
you needed your idx outside of the function
@turbid sandal were you the kid on yesterday?
@turbid sandal ask @somber heath about your file extension issue you were having yesterday?
lo;l
he got you
@turbid sandal your humor is on a whole other level
@somber heath ask him about his file extension issue from yesterday
do it!
call me fort
somber heath
turbid sandal
[Mg] -> {2,8,2}
[F] -> {2,7}
[F]⁻¹ [Mg]⁺² [Mg] [F]₂
[Ca] -> {2,8,8,2}
[O] -> {2,6}
[O]⁻² [Ca]⁺² [O] [Ca]
limber copper
yes
thats because i added the index outside of the function
so now the new checkboxes would need an index variable fed into it
echo garden
great job though
now im pretty sure, i can figure out how to get the gui right from here
limber copper
thanks
yeah but i tried like 10 things that didnt work first
you might can if you can enumerate the for loop within the function
somber heath
@white coral 👋
white coral
hi
somber heath
!voice @white coral @sharp finch
wise cargoBOT
white coral
I don't understand a lot of things because I'm not a native English speaker
sharp finch
ok
sharp finch
I don't understand a lot of things because I'm not a native English speaker
same here
white coral
I was looking for discord programming channels where I could find someone with whom I could prepare for my high school exams
sharp finch
I was looking for discord programming channels where I could find someone with w...
ohhh
echo garden
I will be AFK for a bit longer chow
somber heath
@pale swan 👋
white coral
can anyone help me with this question?
sharp finch
no I can't I am just beginner I wish I could
somber heath
@gusty ledge 👋
gusty ledge
I dont have permission to unmute
somber heath
!voice
wise cargoBOT
somber heath
@bold scroll 👋
radiant charm
yeah
somber heath
@radiant charm 👋
wispy tapir
surreal cargo
why dont i have the permissions to speak in vc
somber heath
!voice
wise cargoBOT
echo garden
alrighty thankyou ill see it
!voice
somber heath
!e py a, b, c = 1, 2, 3 a, b, c = a + b, b + c, c + a print(a, b, c)
wise cargoBOT
@somber heath :white_check_mark: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.
3 5 4
willow lynx
A,b,c has to be even then we can play a turn
And score increases by 1 in each turn
A= a+c/2
B=b+a/2
C=b+c/2
In each turn
Score increases by 1
If any of a,BC is odd return the score
humble jewel
sup
somber heath
@grim marsh 👋
grim marsh
echo garden
limber copper
tensor is like the math that happens between each layer for each node so for example if you have inputs of (0.1, 0.5) and one node in the next layer it would be y_hat = (w1 * 0.1) + (w2 * 0.5) + b and this happens for every node and every layer in the network once calc is done for all layers, the end result is compared to the acutal result using something like MSQ, then the error is backpropagated through the networks weights to adjust using gradient decent by the chain rule to accurately adjust weights
this is only one example of a Linear Regression alg
essentially a tensor in Linear Regresson, super simplified would be y = wx +b where as you are given the y and x and the model's goal is to find the ideal w and b
@echo garden my mic not working
i know in general what a tensor is
what kinda data are you trying to process and whats your goal?
video data has to be broken into each pixel as a value
those pixel values are the inputs
for a video to be used in a neural network each frame's pixels are given a value usually either 0-1 for greyscale or 0-255 normalized for color so that the input(each frame) are able to be used in the neural network's math calculations
lol im not sure
but np
terse needle
#lang racket
(require file/glob)
(struct target (name src build-fn))
(define VERSION 0.0)
(define PROJECT null)
(define LANGUAGE null)
(define (require-minimum-version ver)
(when (VERSION . < . ver)
(raise (format "The current version is too low try a version >=~a" ver) #t)))
(define (project! name lang)
(set! PROJECT name)
(set! LANGUAGE lang))
(define (new-target name src (lang null))
(define language LANGUAGE)
(when (not (null? lang))
(set! language lang))
(define build-fn (match language
['cc]))
)
(define (main)
(require-minimum-version 0.1)
(project! "Schemake Test" "C")
)
(main)
whole bear
@whole bear hy
desert wolf
whole bear
nooo
viscid lagoonBOT
lucid blade
lucid blade
quite a bit tbh
its a good go to
there are unknown unknowns
but its a good vector
ie. sebnsible to test to remove most low level vulns
hmmm but if i code a custom CNC / root kit / virus its unknown
they can still be detected though by the way you interact with the OS / file system / api calls etc
lol its been a while since i looked 😄
some would rely on external control / commands before they do anything malicious
desert wolf
lucid blade
meh im dumb 😛 😄
i do stupid shit all the time 😄
isnt the where wisdom comes from? doing stupid shit and knowing not to do it again 😄
😄
lucid blade
link analysers are useful for avoiding leaking stuff and fingerprinting
bit.ly links are great for scraping ip addresses 😉
bounce from one url to another and log details inbetween
i use them to find the destination when i dont want to click a link
desert wolf
gtk3
libnotify
libxss
nspr
nss
libappindicator-gtk3 (optional) - Systray indicator support
libpulse (optional) - Pulseaudio support
xdg-utils (optional) - Open files
lucid blade
A TURN server is a media relay/proxy that allows peers to exchange UDP or TCP media traffic when one or both parties are behind NAT.0 It is a protocol for relaying network traffic that allows a client to obtain IP addresses and ports from such a relay. A complete solution requires a means by which a client can obtain a transport address from which it can receive media from any peer that can send packets to the public Internet.1 ICE (Interactive Connectivity Establishment) is a framework that allows endpoints to discover paths through which they can exchange media, such as via a TURN server, where direct routing between those devices may not be possible, e.g. when a device is on a private network or is behind a NAT.0
desert wolf
lucid blade
brave search 😉
top result in brave is "AI" generated and provides sources
When a direct communication path cannot be found, it is necessary to use the services of an intermediate host that acts as a relay for the packets. This relay typically sits in the public Internet and relays packets between two hosts that both sit behind NATs.
idk if he can?
u need to verify
thats not how you ask for help
desert wolf
lol
lucid blade
visual mango
Ctbl
desert wolf
dude, give your enter key a rest
vocal basin
why?
how about no?
if you can't publicly describe the reason why you can't send the code, I probably shouldn't help you
I think that, to a certain extent, DMing total strangers on a public discord server should be held up to the same standards as messages on the server itself
if anyone is helping to violate ToS, DMs or otherwise
the problem isn't only that they spread and store information on the server itself
but also that they generally use the server as a platform to do this
vocal basin
why?
fun fact: it's possible to find who's the author of a deleted message if that message is ping-replied to
(mentions:1115075654250152067 in search)
vocal basin
@midnight agate can hear
I heard
(processing)
I avoid learning about signals (intentionally)
vocal basin
I will find Bryan Cantrill's quote about signals later
I think it's in his talk on Zones/Jails/etc.
but that talk is 100 minutes long
without transcript
well that'd be third/fourth years in the University
and I quit after four months
vocal basin
I avoid learning about signals (intentionally)
I learned enough for now
when I need to deal with signals, I just go and figure out
I don't want to use them when I don't have to, because I shouldn't
the place where I encounter signals the most and in their (so far) worst way, is stopping containers in docker compose
it just doesn't work, it never works
vocal basin
I avoid learning about signals (intentionally)
it should be hidden and put away as far as possible
as far as I know it, it's neither a human- nor a process-friendly mechanism
for almost all systems, even most part of the OS, signal handling shouldn't be a routine thing that developer worries about
if a code base, at a first glance, just digs into signals all over the place, something is definitely wrong
it's under-abstracted
developer shouldn't be thinking "we should handle SIGTERM/SIGINT/etc."
developer should be thinking "we should handle graceful shutdown"
if I see the word "SIGTERM" in the source code of a discord bot, something went extremely wrong, abstraction-wise
sometimes that's handled by config
or by actual metrics
ubuntu likes to block waiting for NIC to connect to internet
name seems familiar
I didn't do much actual Unix/Linux systems work
config, daemon management, etc.
it's difficult (and probably more difficult than it should be)
so now it's all just Docker, because I'd rather not deal with it, for now
vocal basin
ubuntu likes to block waiting for NIC to connect to internet
the most of host config I did was turning this off
I have two NICs
one is never used
for whatever reason, ubuntu waits for both not for either
software engineering's definition is still unclear
I don't remember doing much of anything other than programming in the past ~month
after chess got mentioned, I decided to play the bot (because I'm bad at playing other people)
can't hear background if there's any
or, like
it gets mostly removed
by either noise or echo cancellation
vocal basin
after chess got mentioned, I decided to play the bot (because I'm bad at playing...
brb (will be back in 4~7 minutes)
wind raptor
Heyo
vocal basin
brb (will be back in 4~7 minutes)
back
even without an AI, you can get quite horrific results, see npm leftpad
vocal basin
even without an AI, you can get quite horrific results, see npm leftpad
@midnight agate have you seen it before?
so, this code has 2'047'861 weekly downloads
'use strict';
module.exports = leftPad;
var cache = [
'',
' ',
' ',
' ',
' ',
' ',
' ',
' ',
' ',
' '
];
function leftPad (str, len, ch) {
// convert `str` to a `string`
str = str + '';
// `len` is the `pad`'s length now
len = len - str.length;
// doesn't need to pad
if (len <= 0) return str;
// `ch` defaults to `' '`
if (!ch && ch !== 0) ch = ' ';
// convert `ch` to a `string` cuz it could be a number
ch = ch + '';
// cache common use cases
if (ch === ' ' && len < 10) return cache[len] + str;
// `pad` starts with an empty string
var pad = '';
// loop
while (true) {
// add `ch` to `pad` if `len` is odd
if (len & 1) pad += ch;
// divide `len` by 2, ditch the remainder
len >>= 1;
// "double" the `ch` so this operation count grows logarithmically on `len`
// each time `ch` is "doubled", the `len` would need to be "doubled" too
// similar to finding a value in binary search tree, hence O(log(n))
if (len) ch += ch;
// `len` is 0, exit the loop
else break;
}
// pad `str`!
return pad + str;
}
(this is the replacement)
@midnight agate there were two functions
before and after the pull
this is after
before was simpler
iirc, both are wrong
key-like data is of more value to the attacker
I have two computers, one of which acts as a cloud
but now I have a problem that some data is "cloud"-only
(so I should somehow sync it down to the PC I use)
I should read this and auto-download all my code
https://docs.gitea.com/development/api-usage
auto-fetch rather
I have a server running Gitea
and a PC
the problem is that some code is fully on server
(because I normally don't develop on the PC)
VS Code remote
the server is basically just a second PC but it has Linux on it
(and it has no peripheral stuff for user interaction, so accessed only via the network)
I prefer Git
SVN is more centralised, iirc
oh, Go supports compiling for Windows from Linux, apparently
wind raptor
thing
https://gitea.com/gitea/go-sdk
Ooo, that's nice
vocal basin
if you're looking for something easy-to-deploy for code repositories, Gitea is probably a good option
vocal basin
if you're looking for something easy-to-deploy for code repositories, Gitea is p...
"just don't ask about optimisation; it doesn't exist"
iirc, it never caches responses
custom render integration is easy but horrible on practice
GitHub/GitLab are good for their CI/CD, yes
gitea actions aren't released yet I think
vocal basin
gitea actions aren't released yet I think
though I think I remember that button existing
uses this
https://github.com/nektos/act
vocal basin
brb (will be back in 4~7 minutes)
chessening
(very delayed reply)
https://lichess.org/Qe945sFm
near niche
vocal basin
chessening
(very delayed reply)
https://lichess.org/Qe945sFm
@midnight agate if you're still interested in joining at some point
somber heath
@round cradle 👋
vocal basin
chessening
(very delayed reply)
https://lichess.org/Qe945sFm
link re-alived
https://lichess.org/RkRYjzDv
somber heath
@blissful totem 👋
vocal basin
I think silence is better for now
somber heath
!voice
wise cargoBOT
round cradle
do you guy's have job?
vocal basin
no, rematch timed out
vocal basin
I should read this and auto-download all my code
https://docs.gitea.com/developm...
still thinking how to properly approach this
I don't remember if Gitea allows fetching the code using the API key
(it definitely allows doing so using username-password)
cloning/fetching/etc.
fastapi uses it
vocal basin
vocal basin
multiple m1s I think
I'm choosing where to put the queen for most dumb last move
as it might've been apparent, I normally only play one openning as white
(Catalan but worse)
vocal basin
(Catalan but worse)
getting past move 6 requires actually learning
willow gate
@vocal basin Hi
limber salmon
Hey @willow gate
willow gate
Hey <@756005877957394442>
hey
vocal basin
!e
from sys import getsizeof
base = "a" * 1000
print(getsizeof(base+"q"))
print(getsizeof(base+"й"))
@vocal basin :white_check_mark: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.
001 | 1050
002 | 2076
TIL
it seems to be either [u8] or [u16] or [u32] depending on values
!e
from sys import getsizeof
base = "a" * 1000
print(getsizeof(base+chr(255)))
print(getsizeof(base+chr(256)))
print(getsizeof(base+chr(65535)))
print(getsizeof(base+chr(65536)))
@vocal basin :white_check_mark: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.
001 | 1074
002 | 2076
003 | 2076
004 | 4080
hey af i need your help
i have a table in my python notebook and i want to copy it in powerpoint
how can i do this
?
vocal basin
Jupyter notebook?
rocky yew
yes
vocal basin
what format do you have the table as?
pandas data frame? numpy array?
rocky yew
no in a simple text/table form to be able to put it in a slide
vocal basin
so, just text? it's not structured in Python itself in any way, right?
rocky yew
rocky yew
so, just text? it's not structured in Python itself in any way, right?
yeah
chatgpt is suggesting something like this but it is creating a table from scratch when i already have the table
and i can't find anything online to do something similar
vocal basin
what type does product_summary_2019 have?
rocky yew
"product_summary_2019" is my table
vocal basin
print(type(product_summary_2019))
<class 'pandas.core.frame.DataFrame'>
vocal basin
do you need creation of the pptx fully automated or do you need to import the data into an existing presentation?
rocky yew
i could do with just a simple table
rocky yew
do you need creation of the pptx fully automated or do you need to import the da...
the later
vocal basin
currently trying to get either or this two to work
product_summary_2019.to_csv("output.csv")
product_summary_2019.to_excel("output.xlsx")
you can save the dataframe as xlsx, and then put it directly into PowerPoint
at first it will be very ugly because of cropping
this can be adjusted
rocky yew
currently trying to get either or this two to work
```py
product_summary_2019.to...
thanks a ton af
vocal basin
you can save the dataframe as xlsx, and then put it directly into PowerPoint
csv -> xlsx can be done using Excel or other tools
rocky yew
why do i always try to solve problems in the most complex of ways lol 😭
vocal basin
there might be issues with how it parses the CSV
because of wrong delimeters
my guess for the proper CSV export would be something like this
product_summary_2019.to_csv("output.csv", sep=';', decimal=',')
i did it in xlsx and it seems to be fine
now i have to figure out a way to copy table design from one table to this one
vocal basin
i did it in xlsx and it seems to be fine
yes, exporting directly to xlsx is a more proper way
rocky yew
now i have to figure out a way to copy table design from one table to this one
ill go look it up
vocal basin
you can extract nothing from the list
like extracting Err from an iterator can be done in Rust with .collect
vocal basin
@lavish rover they already are integers so it works
(in Python)
yeah, maybe even better to pre-convert for explicitness
int(True) and only then do arithmetic weirdness
the operation which kind of "makes sense" to be expressed via comparison is implication
bool() -> bool()
bool() <= bool()
but it's just ugly
the arrow is pointing the wrong way
test/
if/
executes_the_body_if_the_condtion_is_true
skips_the_body_if_the_condtion_is_false
thinking how the code on stream might be re-arranged
so, like, closer to test-per-file and named tests
woeful salmon
@lavish rover 
vocal basin
in Python, you can do it in part because it's very statement-heavy, relying on whitespace/newlines
tuple assignment, for example, doesn't work with :=
though returning tuples doesn't support that because (yield 0, 1) exists just fine
!e
def f():
print((yield 0, 1))
print(*f())
@vocal basin :white_check_mark: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.
001 | None
002 | (0, 1)
!e
def f():
print(yield 0, 1)
print(*f())
@vocal basin :x: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 1.
001 | File "/home/main.py", line 2
002 | print(yield 0, 1)
003 | ^^^^^
004 | SyntaxError: invalid syntax
leaving this as an example of how it can go wrong anyway
it should have a better syntax error explanation
it fails because it's ambiguous not because it's wrong
so there likely was a choice made at some point to disallow such usage
!e
def f():
print(yield 0)
@vocal basin :x: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 1.
001 | File "/home/main.py", line 2
002 | print(yield 0)
003 | ^^^^^
004 | SyntaxError: invalid syntax
though probably it better applies to:
!e
[x for x in 0, 1]
@vocal basin :x: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 1.
001 | File "/home/main.py", line 1
002 | [x for x in 0, 1]
003 | ^
004 | SyntaxError: invalid syntax
I think there are cases when it explicitly says that it doesn't understand and needs parentheses
(iirc, that relates to generators)
lambdas are surprisingly less painful syntax-wise than they could've been
join(strings, separator)?
(idk how the language handles methods and functions yet)
turbid sundial
@somber heath Hello
vocal basin
implementing map?
I missed if something else happened
@verbal zenith pass the reference to the interpreter?
well, interpreter is needed to run the code, I'd assume
PyO3 has Python<'_> passed to functions
(interpreter)
somber heath
@terse mulch 👋
terse mulch
hi
vocal basin
not sure how Python itself handles it
maybe some not-so-sane context switching as always
vocal basin
if it's a pythonic map, it shouldn't deal with ASTs
unless you're trying to make something like Lisp
wise cargoBOT
src/common.rs line 4
pub type Ref<T> = Rc<RefCell<T>>;```
dark mural
@verbal zenith maybe borrow?
dark mural
idk
vocal basin
it just isn't the Ref
the Ref I know
https://doc.rust-lang.org/std/cell/struct.Ref.html
it's quadratic
I think
iirc, String is utf-8, it doesn't allow fast indexing
does the language have string mutability?
if not, then have all strings as Rc<String> not Ref<String>
force immutability
@verbal zenith does IteratorValue assume getting the next value is always possible without errors?
this looks like yes
pub struct IteratorValue(pub Ref<dyn Iterator<Item = Value>>);
to handle errors, it'd probably be better to not asume that
if the intention isn't to collect it, you don't collect
if you don't collect, you can't know in advance that there's no errors
pub struct IteratorValue(pub Ref<dyn Iterator<Item = Result<Value>>>);
PyCharm has commit history somewhere
(more easily accessible compared to VSC)
fossil anvil
''''''from selenium import webdriver
from selenium.webdriver.common.by import By
browser = webdriver.Firefox(r'C:\Users\Dr Bola Asiru\Desktop\PraticalProjects\geckodriver-v0.33.0-win-aarch64')
browser.get('http://inventwithpython.com')
try:
elem = browser.find_element(By.CLASS_NAME, 'display-3')
print('Found <%s> element with that class name!' % elem.tag_name)
except:
print('Was not able to find an element with that name.')
''''''
why does this code still give me a deprecation warning
vocal basin
`
fossil anvil
from selenium.webdriver.common.by import By
browser = webdriver.Firefox(r'C:\Users\Dr Bola Asiru\Desktop\PraticalProjects\geckodriver-v0.33.0-win-aarch64')
browser.get('http://inventwithpython.com')
try:
elem = browser.find_element(By.CLASS_NAME, 'display-3')
print('Found <%s> element with that class name!' % elem.tag_name)
except:
print('Was not able to find an element with that name.')
what warning, exactly?
fossil anvil
DeprecationWarning: firefox_profile has been deprecated, please pass in an Options object
and whats a deprecation warning
python
vocal basin
``````from selenium import webdriver
from selenium.webdriver.common.by import By...
looks like r'C:\Users\Dr Bola Asiru\Desktop\PraticalProjects\geckodriver-v0.33.0-win-aarch64' should be passed in differently
fossil anvil
what do you mean
vocal basin
idk how to git this
I didn't encounter the same committing issue myself
add an extra branch so no code disappears out of existence
(temporarily)
((if that's the concern))
vocal basin
what do you mean
official docs have options = Options() in them
fossil anvil
Still showing me that red line
vocal basin
I'd expect it to be
options = Options()
options.firefox_profile = r'C:\Users\Dr Bola Asiru\Desktop\PraticalProjects\geckodriver-v0.33.0-win-aarch64'
browser = webdriver.Firefox(options=options)
maybe just profile, not sure
vocal basin
``````from selenium import webdriver
from selenium.webdriver.common.by import By...
where did you get this code from?
it looks extremely ancient
I just noticed % there
vocal basin
I just noticed `%` there
it doesn't show the warning, but it's deprecated too
fossil anvil
omg it works
vocal basin
official docs just use webdriver.Chrome(), so I'd expect it to work for Firefox too
fossil anvil
i remember i already put gecodriver.exe to my windows path
that's if you put it to path already
anyways thank you
vocal basin
where you might actually need Options(), is if you need to automate testing debug/experimental builds of your own websites/services
(to get the proper development configuration)
fossil anvil
i was just about to give up on selenium and move on to something else
vocal basin
@verbal zenith get from commits
fossil anvil
please give a link to the official docs
vocal basin
fossil anvil
thanks
vocal basin
StringIterator would just be Chars
@verbal zenith clone after *
(*rc).clone()
@verbal zenith right should be &str not String
@verbal zenith does just right.as_ref() work?
@verbal zenith to_owned
instead of clone
@verbal zenith on the left only
@verbal zenith does to_string on left work?
this is so weird
@verbal zenith left.to_string()
I'd expect
@verbal zenith do you need to_string before repeat?
@verbal zenith StringIterator can just be Chars
@verbal zenith not as a field; just type StringIterator = Chars<'static>;
oh, wait
you might still need a wrapper
@verbal zenith return what it was, I forgot about it needing to return Values
@verbal zenith yes; without index
@verbal zenith do the magic that copilot suggested
@verbal zenith or what you wrote but with ?
@verbal zenith ? after next, and add to_string
@verbal zenith Some()
@verbal zenith iirc, no
@verbal zenith tbh, the Chars solution might fail because of not storing Rc with it
yes, exactly that
@verbal zenith for now, you can re-implement it for Rc the way it was for Ref before
idk if there's a better way without unsafe
well, you can extract the lifetime
@verbal zenith the problem will be because the language probably needs the iterator to outlive the string
so it does need to hold onto Rc somehow
!e
s = "abc"
i = iter(s)
del s
print(*i)
@vocal basin :white_check_mark: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.
a b c
like this in Python
@verbal zenith Chars holds onto a reference not Rc
idk how to safely express this in Rust
you can swap the Rc for some other Rc
if you store Rc and Chars in the same struct, that's not enough to ensure they point to the same thing
you can make a generator
hypothetically, it might work
brb
onyx trout
joman
how u doing ?
lol haha
i only know python just starting out
life of a coder hjaha only solving problems
yeah that is pretty cool
yeah it looks like python
yeah i just made like a simple website with python
nah streamlit
tryna become better at coding so i can make job from it
vocal basin
@verbal zenith do you know the Python way to solve this?
@verbal zenith Python allows fast indexing
vocal basin
@verbal zenith O(1) for getting an element s[i]
yes
awful
but may be safe enough
mod rc_chars {
pub struct RcChars {
_rc: std::rc::Rc<String>,
chars: Option<std::str::Chars<'static>>,
}
impl Iterator for RcChars {
type Item = String;
fn next(&mut self) -> Option<Self::Item> {
if let Some(ref mut chars) = self.chars {
Some(chars.next()?.to_string())
} else {
None
}
}
}
impl RcChars {
pub fn from_rc(rc: std::rc::Rc<String>) -> Self {
let mut new = Self {
_rc: rc,
chars: None,
};
new.chars = Some(unsafe { &*std::rc::Rc::as_ptr(&new._rc) }.chars());
new
}
}
}
from Rc::as_ptr docs:
The pointer is valid for as long there are strong counts in the
Rc.
self.chars' contents are only accessed as long as Self is valid
as long as Self is valid, Self::_rc is a valid strong reference too
drop order for _rc vs chars shouldn't matter
if it did, then we should have some serious questions to Chars implementation
vocal basin
from `Rc::as_ptr` docs:
> The pointer is valid for as long there are strong coun...
seems like there's no weird things happening
unlike with Box
which needs Pin and stuff
we don't even need to unimplement Unpin
which would be necessary if the iterator owned the String
vocal basin
awful
but may be safe enough
```rust
mod rc_chars {
pub struct RcChars {
...
as a "drop-in replacement" for where I suggested to use Chars earlier
(it's not fully a replacement, because unlike the previous proposal, it works)
rocky yew
af do you know sql as well? im stuck somewhere 😭
i know a brute force method to solve a thing but can't do it efficiently
how to create a "and more" type frequency table
vocal basin
how to create a "and more" type frequency table
what do you mean?
rocky yew
what do you mean?
how do i create a 2nd table like table from the first table?
vocal basin
just adding "and more" to everything except for "1"?
and whatever you SQL dialect's equivalent for ROW_NUMBER() is
rocky yew
just adding "and more" to everything except for "1"?
no not that kind of change, the "2 and more" sales should have the sum of 2,3,4...n
vocal basin
cumulative sum?
rocky yew
yes
vocal basin
do you need to do that in SQL or in pandas?
rocky yew
either could work, once i understand the algo i'll translate
rocky yew
https://pandas.pydata.org/docs/reference/api/pandas.DataFrame.cumsum.html
cumsum isn't working for a single column, also cumsum is adding things top down where as i kind a need it for bottom up
vocal basin
I think pandas allows separating the data frame into separate ones (based on columns) and then merge them back
idk how
rocky yew
no worries thanks for helping out, ill dig further
my efficiency has lowered need to take a break
cerulean ridge
https://www.beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/184/1402/ @rugged root
rugged root
Holy shit, I don't think I've seen a proper beer that's 10%
rugged root
@ashen plinth Yo
somber heath
fossil anvil
https://youtube.com/shorts/ncaJ4GBmrC0?feature=share
is this a bot
somber heath
is this a bot
I'm limited in what I'm capable of understanding. Please ask your question again.
The video was relevant to a conversation taking place in the voice channel. 🙂
fossil anvil
dammn, i'm sorry please forgive me
somber heath
Beep beep boop boop.
somber heath
@hexed stratus 👋
hexed stratus
somber heath
!voice
wise cargoBOT
rugged root
@cinder dawn If you're wondering why you can't talk, check out the #voice-verification channel. That'll tell you what you need to know about the voice gate
pallid verge
it was awesome
cinder dawn
<@1043542610842751057> If you're wondering why you can't talk, check out the <#7...
nono i can talk i jus dont, thank you tho
pallid verge
though it leaves you in suspense
rugged root
@north agate Check out the #voice-verification channel. That'll tell you what you need to know about the voice gate
Also you can always talk to us in here. If we're on VC, we're typically watching the chat
north agate
rugged root
Going to try and call the vendor, see if they have an update for me
vivid palm
!stream 360284932469293056
wise cargoBOT
✅ @ebon mist can now stream until <t:1686596381:f>.
limber copper
def useful_information():
print("In case anyone else besides myself wasn't aware,")
print('In discord if you want to post code to a window like this,')
print('just got to the very first line on your code and press the tila key 3 times')
print('Followed by you the language the of the code such as python or javascript')
print('and then at the end of your code, press the tila key 3 times again.')
print('Then just copy and paste the code into the discord chat window.')
return````
meager cloud
```python
def useful_information():
print("In case anyone else besides mysel...
This is pretty cool
I'll keep this in mind for next time
Is that pycharm?
vocal basin
!code
wise cargoBOT
vocal basin
this is this
meager cloud
from turtle import *
N = 80
def f(x):
return 3.9*x*(1-x)
def g(x):
return 3.9*(x-x**2)
def h(x):
return 3.9*x-3.9*x*x
def jumpto(x, y):
penup(); goto(x,y)
def line(x1, y1, x2, y2):
jumpto(x1, y1)
pendown()
goto(x2, y2)
def coosys():
line(-1, 0, N+1, 0)
line(0, -0.1, 0, 1.1)
def plot(fun, start, color):
pencolor(color)
x = start
jumpto(0, x)
pendown()
dot(5)
for i in range(N):
x=fun(x)
goto(i+1,x)
dot(5)
def main():
reset()
setworldcoordinates(-1.0,-0.1, N+1, 1.1)
speed(0)
hideturtle()
coosys()
plot(f, 0.35, "blue")
plot(g, 0.35, "green")
plot(h, 0.35, "red")
# Now zoom in:
for s in range(100):
setworldcoordinates(0.5*s,-0.1, N+1, 1.1)
return "Done!"
if __name__ == "__main__":
main()
mainloop()
This is good
I like this
wise cargoBOT
echo garden
impl Token {
pub fn new(kind: TokenKind, span: Span, text: String) -> Token {
Token {
kind,
span,
text,
newline_before: false,
}
}
pub fn from_str(text: String, span: Span) -> Token {
Token {
kind: match text.as_ref() {
"and" => TokenKind::And,
"assert" => TokenKind::Assert,
"def" => TokenKind::Def,
"else" => TokenKind::Else,
"elif" => TokenKind::Elif,
"false" => TokenKind::False,
"if" => TokenKind::If,
"let" => TokenKind::Let,
"not" => TokenKind::Not,
"nothing" => TokenKind::Nothing,
"or" => TokenKind::Or,
"return" => TokenKind::Return,
"true" => TokenKind::True,
"while" => TokenKind::While,
"continue" => TokenKind::Continue,
"class" => TokenKind::Class,
"break" => TokenKind::Break,
"for" => TokenKind::For,
"in" => TokenKind::In,
_ => TokenKind::Identifier,
},
span,
text,
newline_before: false,
}
}
}
print('Hello world!')
impl Token {
pub fn new(kind: TokenKind, span: Span, text: String) -> Token {
Token {
kind,
span,
text,
newline_before: false,
}
}
pub fn from_str(text: String, span: Span) -> Token {
Token {
kind: match text.as_ref() {
"and" => TokenKind::And,
"assert" => TokenKind::Assert,
"def" => TokenKind::Def,
"else" => TokenKind::Else,
"elif" => TokenKind::Elif,
"false" => TokenKind::False,
"if" => TokenKind::If,
"let" => TokenKind::Let,
"not" => TokenKind::Not,
"nothing" => TokenKind::Nothing,
"or" => TokenKind::Or,
"return" => TokenKind::Return,
"true" => TokenKind::True,
"while" => TokenKind::While,
"continue" => TokenKind::Continue,
"class" => TokenKind::Class,
"break" => TokenKind::Break,
"for" => TokenKind::For,
"in" => TokenKind::In,
_ => TokenKind::Identifier,
},
span,
text,
newline_before: false,
}
}
}
print("Hello world!")
@verbal zenith if you want to mutate it, it should be inside refcell
@verbal zenith create a new if it's cheap enough
@verbal zenith what field are you trying to change?
maybe it should be outside this struct
or passed during creation
vocal basin
@midnight agate today's daily has some potential for optimisation
wicked spear
client.post(url)
.body("blah")
.await
# the above will become
client.post().body() ; await ;
# i want the lexer to turn it into
client.post().body().await ;
case '\n':
self.current_line += 1
refToCur = self.current_line
indent = calcIndent()
# Did they manually use semicolon?
if self.tokens[-1] == TokenType.SEMICOLON:
self.hasIndentChanged(indent)
return
if self.current_line != refToCur:
# we know that next line is not continued from previous
self.addToken(TokenType.SEMICOLON)
# figure out if next line is within same block/scope
self.hasIndentChanged(indent)
else:
# lets check if next line is continued
if self.isLineContinued(indent):
# if it is continued loop until we exit the continued lines
# will need to recalculate indent if continued
indent = self.untilLineEnd(indent)
# we are not inside a continued line block
self.addToken(TokenType.SEMICOLON)
self.hasIndentChanged(indent)
not yet aware of any solution for this that could be qualified as naïve
* any working solution
closest to naïve is quite tedious to implement
but it actually has performance benefits over more proper solutions
(||memory||)
looking at this and thinking how to generalise it for tree-like structures other than linked lists
(redundancy mechanism to restore the data structure if one node gets dropped
wise cargoBOT
echo garden
import numpy as np
from sklearn.decomposition import PCA
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
from mpl_toolkits.mplot3d import Axes3D
# Define the tensor dimensions
dims = ("dim1", "dim2", "dim3", "dim4")
# Create a random tensor
tensor = np.random.rand(*([10]*len(dims)))
# Map each parameter to a point in tensor space and self-label variables
x = []
y = []
z = []
for i, j, k, l in np.ndindex(tensor.shape):
coordinates = [i/10, j/10, k/10]
x.append(coordinates[0])
y.append(coordinates[1])
z.append(coordinates[2])
# Apply PCA to reduce the dimensionality to 3D
pca = PCA(n_components=3)
coords = np.column_stack((x, y, z))
coords_pca = pca.fit_transform(coords)
# Visualize the tensor coordinates as a scatter plot
fig = plt.figure()
ax = fig.add_subplot(111, projection='3d')
ax.scatter(coords_pca[:, 0], coords_pca[:, 1], coords_pca[:, 2])
ax.set_xlabel('PCA 1')
ax.set_ylabel('PCA 2')
ax.set_zlabel('PCA 3')
plt.show()
print('Hello world!')
not much i can't really talk
yup
yeah you can't do it
hey opal
did you get back to yoru computer?
ya know , the reason we have products that don't last long is because they found you don't make money from a reliable product
nice
I hafta be quite my lady needs to work tomorrow
but i can type as loudly as i like
@wind raptoryou interested in AI programming?
did you take a look at my tensor code?
10^4 objects could be created from this code
yeah
the data can be stored and sifted, like this var=("henry", "3",
yeah
well i don't really know exactly how it parsed from the AI code helper im using
well
yeah but those coordinates have multiple arrays from their respective spots which can be used to create elements
yeah but AI programming require tensor input to function correctly
the premise is somewhat the same
Opal Earlier, i was playing with this and i laughed because the tensor model i made accumulated 7 gigs of data in a few moments, i laughed
memory
no no no
somber heath
@near smelt 👋
echo garden
it was my over zealous nature decided to see what would happen if you added 9 dimensions
near smelt
👋
near smelt
<@831990180793286727> 👋
can you help me with some basic python. It will be quick. I just need a bit of help since the instructor is very confusing
I can't talk for some reason
not allowed unfortunately
echo garden
my computer was trying to processes information as if it was trying to pass an over sized turd.
wind raptor
!voice
wise cargoBOT
near smelt
!voice
can we vc privately
I don't meet the criteria
unfortunately
@somber heath
near smelt
yea vc in dms
echo garden
lol
echo garden
nothing
echo garden
well it depends if "roll" produces a value that is printed immediately after its implemented it
i assume nothing because you not displaying in code
near smelt
ok
echo garden
well in the general imediate sense there may not be any value to display but have one waiting to be displayed
near smelt
but it compiles correctly
no error
I got A
the first one
nothing happens; it is a command
apprears*
echo garden
yeah
but it may not display when ROLL is called
where's is his variable?
die.roll may produce some data but that data is just in memory space.. thats it
near smelt
BRUH
I got it wrong
fuck
dam, did it compile wrong
I did nothing appeared
dam
I don't even get a second chance
echo garden
ouch
near smelt
crap
I just got a 0
can I just do a group vc
I can't talk here
and it is kind of aggravating
wise cargoBOT
echo garden
we all go through it though
somber heath
!e py import itertools print(repr(itertools.product))
wise cargoBOT
@somber heath :white_check_mark: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.
<class 'itertools.product'>
!e ```py
def func():
pass
print(repr(func))```
wise cargoBOT
@somber heath :white_check_mark: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.
<function func at 0x7f0c39b78680>
@somber heath can you add me when ur back
I got something to ask you
thank you sir
mindful can I vc with u rq just for a bit
@wind raptor
the verification will take a long time
since it isn't automated or by a bot but a real staff member has to go through and fix it
I promise it will be quick
just like a min or two
👍
that is all sir
thank you
🙏
wind raptor
It is automated by a bot. I am a staff member lol
wind raptor
There ya go
somber heath
<@317279909112446976> can you add me when ur back
I don't do that outside of exceptional circumstances.
tender swallow
hey
Bloody hell !! i wanna speak
wht...come----? wht
wht r we suppose to talk here?
well i am married to ginny..uk
i am 18
lol
so when will i get to talk ?
ig i have done.....50
by now
idk...lol i got some doubts
language girl !
tender swallow
i will be back....once my headphones gets charged
sour willow
whats the new thing with this server and underage , wasnt like this before
sour willow
?
i mean pretty much everyone i have seen atleast is underage
man i hate this stupid arguments
no
the last time i had this 2 hour argument on this topic and bro this dude wouldn't accept anything i would say
literally every eclipse propves the fact that the earth is round
yo wassup af , hows minesweeper?
vocal basin
yo wassup af , hows minesweeper?
retired
sour willow
fair enough
somber heath
man my back hurts
Sitting a lot or working it a lot?
sour willow
Sitting a lot or working it a lot?
satisfying 😉
somber heath
satisfying 😉
Hm. 👍
whole bear
@ebon mist hi there
somber heath
!e py a = [1, 2, 3] b = [4, 5, 6] c = a + b print(c)
wise cargoBOT
@somber heath :white_check_mark: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.
[1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6]
c = [4, 3, 5, 7,9]
echo garden
x=[2,2,2,4]
willow ruin
and their + is in solution variable
echo garden
result = [43579, 2224]