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#voice-chat-text-0
wise cargoBOT
vocal basin
ffs, what is happening
I'm being gaslit by Python
vivid jacinth
oh wait
vocal basin
!e
print(id(100**100000), id(100**100000))
@vocal basin :white_check_mark: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.
93862486952464 93862486952464
hallow warren
ffs, what is happening
I'm being gaslit by Python
Maybe the floating point ops are being parallelized and run in different orders?
vivid jacinth
Generally, for small integers, Python pre-allocates a pool of integers in the range -5 to 256 because they're commonly used. So two variables that are both assigned a value in this range will have the same id. But for larger integers, Python doesn't necessarily reuse objects, so two variables with the same large integer value might have different ids.
However, if the same value is calculated twice in a single expression (like in your examples), Python might reuse the object for both calculations, resulting in the same id. But this is an implementation detail that can vary between different versions and implementations of Python.
vocal basin
Maybe the floating point ops are being parallelized and run in different orders?
there are no floating point numbers in the example
vivid jacinth
@vocal basin
vocal basin
Generally, for small integers, Python pre-allocates a pool of integers in the ra...
source?
vivid jacinth
ChatGPT ๐คฃ
vocal basin
!rule 10
wise cargoBOT
hallow warren
But it was correct, and much better than my dumb answer
vocal basin
the actual source
https://docs.python.org/3/c-api/long.html#c.PyLong_FromLong
turbid sandal
National Digital Freedom Day 
A day where all non critical devices are turned off or not used
To sign this petition please react with a tick!
To make this petition look clean please respect us by not,
sending messages in this channel and move to #voice-chat-text-1
vocal basin
vocal basin
# National Digital Freedom Day <:tada:941006943764500510>
> A day where all no...
stop using markdown headers, it's ugly and it clutters the chat
hallow warren
# National Digital Freedom Day <:tada:941006943764500510>
> A day where all no...
Define critical devices please?
vocal basin
# National Digital Freedom Day <:tada:941006943764500510>
> A day where all no...
freedom for and freedom from are two separate and equally important parts of freedom
labelling "freedom from" as just "freedom" is, for lack of a better word, idiotic
you want to turn off devices?
do it now. disconnect.
barren surge
yo i got in this channel out of curiosity and if there was actually someone that could help me with a problem that i am having but listening for the past 2 minutes i just wanted to tell jims you seem like a great dude man keep it up
vocal basin
help with what problem?
barren surge
coding problem
robust bone
vocal basin
what specific problem?
error? question?
barren surge
so i am using pyomo for a mathematical programming project and basically i want to add some binary variables but there seem to be an error there for some reason that i dont get,
model.y = Var(areas, within=Binary)
for t in tk:
model.constraints.add(sum(model.y[a] for a in areas)<=1)
here are the snippets i can send you the whole code if you want that
vivid jacinth
"if the same value is calculated twice in a single expression , Python might reuse the object for both calculations, resulting in the same id."
@vocal basin not able to find source for this
vocal basin
so i am using pyomo for a mathematical programming project and basically i want ...
is there an error traceback?
barren surge
what exactly is an error traceback (sorry kinda new) do you mean the errors in console that appear?
wise cargoBOT
@vocal basin :x: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 1.
001 | Traceback (most recent call last):
002 | File "/home/main.py", line 1, in <module>
003 | 1 / 0
004 | ~~^~~
005 | ZeroDivisionError: division by zero
ERROR: evaluating object as numeric value: y[P1]
(object: <class 'pyomo.core.base.var._GeneralVarData'>)
No value for uninitialized NumericValue object y[P1]
ERROR: evaluating object as numeric value: obj
(object: <class 'pyomo.core.base.objective.ScalarObjective'>)
No value for uninitialized NumericValue object y[P1]
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "c:\Users\User\Desktop\python mourtos\ExerciseFinal.py", line 82, in <module>
initialobjvalue=value(model.obj)
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
File "pyomo\core\expr\numvalue.pyx", line 229, in pyomo.core.expr.numvalue.value
File "pyomo\core\expr\numvalue.pyx", line 213, in pyomo.core.expr.numvalue.value
File "C:\Users\User\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python311\Lib\site-packages\pyomo\core\base\expression.py", line 61, in call
return self.expr(exception=exception)
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
File "C:\Users\User\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python311\Lib\site-packages\pyomo\core\expr\base.py", line 122, in call
return evaluate_expression(self, exception)
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
File "C:\Users\User\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python311\Lib\site-packages\pyomo\core\expr\visitor.py", line 1284, in evaluate_expression
ans = visitor.dfs_postorder_stack(exp)
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
File "C:\Users\User\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python311\Lib\site-packages\pyomo\core\expr\visitor.py", line 907, in dfs_postorder_stack
flag, value = self.visiting_potential_leaf(_sub)
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
File "C:\Users\User\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python311\Lib\site-packages\pyomo\core\expr\visitor.py", line 1189, in visiting_potential_leaf
return True, value(node, exception=self.exception)
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
File "pyomo\core\expr\numvalue.pyx", line 229, in pyomo.core.expr.numvalue.value
File "pyomo\core\expr\numvalue.pyx", line 215, in pyomo.core.expr.numvalue.value
ValueError: No value for uninitialized NumericValue object y[P1]
when i remove the lines from the snippet i sent earlier there is no problem
hallow warren
@turbid sandal https://www.technikum29.de/en/
gentle flint
# National Digital Freedom Day <:tada:941006943764500510>
> A day where all no...
are you seriously expecting people not to send messages in here
that's honestly never gonna happen
turbid sandal
boop goop
hallow warren
All the tween-friendly hackerspaces are in East Berlin!
turbid sandal
boop goop
hallow warren
Boop goop
robust bone
Boop goop
rocky yew
no i dont think so
vivid jacinth
the actual source
https://docs.python.org/3/c-api/long.html#c.PyLong_FromLong
@rocky yew
vivid jacinth
Generally, for small integers, Python pre-allocates a pool of integers in the ra...
@rocky yew
rocky yew
Generally, for small integers, Python pre-allocates a pool of integers in the ra...
ah, got it
so can it happen when to variables point to the same address and we make changes to one and the other one changes as well?
vivid jacinth
No
rocky yew
and what about when the variable is an array?
vivid jacinth
when you make change, the address changes as well
cursive summit
hello i need help in my program of building a roulette table
[2:45 PM]
here is the code
[2:45 PM]
import random
name = input("Hello please tell us your name: ")
print(f"Hello Mr {name} welcome to the roulette table")
print("Insert 100 bucks to play")
table = ['RED', 'BLACK', 'GREEN']
choice = random.choices(table, k=1, weights=[18, 18, 2])
colour = choice
if colour == 'BLACK':
print("You owe the roulette table 100 bucks because it landed at black")
elif colour == 'RED':
print('You owe the roulette table 100 bucks because it landed at red')
elif colour == 'GREEN':
print("Congratulations you won 7000 bucks")
Message #off-topic-lounge-text
vivid jacinth
and what about when the variable is an array?
in this case, they point to the same address
rocky yew
in this case, they point to the same address
i see, that's why im getting the issue i am getting
thanks thiru and af
hallow warren
!paste
wise cargoBOT
rocky yew
you might want to use .copy()
ah got it!
somber heath
Hooowdy.
I'm an animal person.
Dogs are pretty special.
Cats are pretty special.
whole bear
why cant i speak?
somber heath
!voice
wise cargoBOT
somber heath
Voice gate . ๐
Hi Hemlock. ๐
Mind you, some dogs and some cats...it's just...why?
Some breeds need to be adjusted.
I think that some entities don't take notice of anything that isn't certified mail.
Call them twenty times, they're all "Oh, yes, sorry about that, I'll fix that right up for you." Nothing.
One certified letter later and kapoosh. Done and dusted.
rugged root
Database design stuff
turbid sandal
opal can you show me
somber heath
I said I would.
cosmic lark
yo
zenith epoch
database ....how would using relational vs non relational might affect performance
somber heath
!e ```py
def decorator(decorator_argument):
def inner_decorator(outer):
def inner_function(outer_arg):
return outer(outer_arg * decorator_argument)
return inner_function
return inner_decorator
@decorator(2)
def outer(outer_arg):
return outer_arg
result = outer(5)
print(result)```
wise cargoBOT
@somber heath :white_check_mark: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.
10
Setting them up is a bit messy ye
somber heath
Here, we have a decorator that multiplies by its argument the return of the function it decorates.
So because I give outer 5 and it returns 5, because it's decorated with the decorator and that is given 2, it multiplies the 5 by that 2 and that's what you get. 10.
zenith epoch
I do not know much apart there are two types and what type of data is stored ......but which to choose couldnt make a decision without understanding
somber heath
Also, my new headphones are doing a crackly thing a bit like the last ones did...I am displeased. Very, very displeased.
somber heath
It took the last ones about six months to develop a fault. Here we have a few weeks.
zenith epoch
It took the last ones about six months to develop a fault. Here we have a few we...
which one are you using /
tepid edge
nm
suffering
trying to format a post request the right way so that a typescript middleware accepts it
wise cargoBOT
โ @turbid sandal can now stream until <t:1687271511:f>.
rugged root
||
testing
||
rugged root
I had the pipes on lines above and below
Didn't realize I could have them on the same line
vocal basin
it can be inline
wise cargoBOT
โ @turbid sandal can already stream.
rugged root
!stream 1053732836693258391
wise cargoBOT
โ @turbid sandal can now stream until <t:1687271824:f>.
vocal basin
takes time to understand
rugged root
||```py
total_zeros = nums.count(0)
nums = [num for num in nums if num != 0] + [0] * total_zeros
return nums
||```py
class Solution:
def moveZeroes(self, nums: List[int]) -> None:
i = 0
for c in nums:
if c:
nums[i] = c
i += 1
for i in range(i, len(nums)):
nums[i] = 0
in-place not return
rugged root
misread then
somber heath
Heeey.
tepid edge
I say this playfully, nor seriously:
not seriously is what you meant right?
vocal basin
how many assignments does it do?
I think it sometimes writes 0 then writes something else in place of it
thin drift
hi @rugged root
thin drift
good
rugged root
!stream 158020687850766338
wise cargoBOT
โ @tepid edge can now stream until <t:1687273298:f>.
tepid edge
thx
somber heath
Guys...I'm bummed.
mossy sinew
@turbid sandal , what are you trying to do?
rugged root
!e
from datetime import datetime
current_datetime = datetime.now()
print(current_datetime.time())
print(current_datetime.date())
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001 | 15:04:57.661513
002 | 2023-06-20
@turbid sandal If you did manage to snipe my name, I would have managed...I would be peeved, but I would have managed.
You seem confident in the amount of good faith you've accumulated here. Good for you. ๐
It's a good idea to document your code and to write code that is self-explanatory.
Comments aren't good when they clutter.
Some instructors have their learners comment every line of code to demonstrate they understand what they're doing...this is fine, so long as it's also impressed upon them that this isn't standard practice past a point.
Are you done?
Well, then stop streaming.
rugged root
!stream 691761388363841588
wise cargoBOT
โ @jolly terrace can now stream until <t:1687274473:f>.
jolly terrace
thanks
rugged root
@midnight quarry Yo
midnight quarry
hii~
somber heath
Oh, that's a nice touch. The copper blocks you place in-world oxidise. I haven't seen that, before.
rugged root
How goes it
somber heath
When you get a pet, does it come with dogumentation? Perhaps a catalogue of features?
Maybe a flyer.
rugged root
i just watched a horror movie.come and calm down
Which one?
rugged root
Is my audio coming through for you?
somber heath
Hokey pokey horror.
rugged root
For milk specifically, sorry
rugged root
@echo copper Yo
midnight quarry
For milk specifically, sorry
I understand some of your words... Some don't understand... I don't speak English well
midnight quarry
๐ญ sorry
rugged root
Probably doesn't help that I mumble a bit
No need to apologize!
Just want to make sure I'm communicating with you the right way
somber heath
I can hear what you mean about the bluetooth audio vs dedicated wireless audio. I've got some one-way wireless headphones on and there is a difference. The others were good...but these are better in this respect.
Just...you know...no mic.
rugged root
!stream 691761388363841588
wise cargoBOT
โ @jolly terrace can now stream until <t:1687275365:f>.
somber heath
Bleh!
mossy sinew
What was that command for?
somber heath
This server disallows screen/camera streaming by default.
midnight quarry
Just want to make sure I'm communicating with you the right way
okokใ If I don't reply to you, you can @ me. Because I sometimes don't even know someone is talking to me
somber heath
The command, performed by someone with the relevant permission, temporarily grants the permission to begin streaming their screen/camera.
rugged root
okokใ If I don't reply to you, you can @ me. Because I sometimes don't even know...
All good all good
What brought you to the server, if I may ask?
midnight quarry
What brought you to the server, if I may ask?
are u asking... why do i join this Python discord?
you mean this?
rugged root
Yeah
mossy sinew
because im learning Python
Where do you learn from?
midnight quarry
Where do you learn from?
I learned a little basics last semester, and now my friend sent me a python comic tutorial. so relearn
somber heath
LXDE I think.
rugged root
I learned a little basics last semester, and now my friend sent me a python comi...
!resources Very awesome. We'll we have a good list of resources on our page
wise cargoBOT
rugged root
I recommend "A Byte of Python" personally
somber heath
I share blame for this.
midnight quarry
wow
somber heath
Dev mentioned he was having a chemistry lesson, so I
mentioned the Elements song.
Which uses the tune from the Modern Major General Song from Pirates of Penzance.
midnight quarry
so good! thanks!
rugged root
Happy to help
And if you have any questions or need something clarified, don't hesitate to give me a shout
midnight quarry
And if you have any questions or need something clarified, don't hesitate to giv...
That's good!!!!!! but before that, I need to improve my English. . .
midnight quarry
Best way to improve is to practice
yes , i know it... that's why i join this voice....
somber heath
@turbid sandal Every time you touch your microphone or do whatever it is you're doing to it...we hear it.
somber heath
Just readily misinterpretable conversation.
Burgers and hotdogs are fine...but not all burgers are equal and not all hotdogs are equal.
Hotdogs might tend to be more easily shit.
limpid umbra
vocal basin
popping from index 0 is not allowed, for obvious reasons
"it takes five seconds to fix it"
do it. now.
this problem can't be solved using one stack.
with O(1) time complexity for push and pop, you need at least two stacks
@proud moon
if you don't understand the task and if you don't care,
then fuck off
somber heath
You've taken a step, though I'd have gone through modmail in this case, but it's no great difference.
I'd advise disengagement.
vocal basin
You've taken a step, though I'd have gone through modmail in this case, but it's...
โ
somber heath
For all concerned.
vocal basin
"kid"?
vocal basin
"it takes five seconds to fix it"
do it. now.
truth is:
you can't
you won't even be able to it in an hour
vivid palm
lime vale
@wind raptor do you mind giving me streaming perms
old otter
You can't just ping @rapid crown, you need to send it a DM, and explain what's going on in the message
Mods will get that as a thread that we can respond to.
vivid palm
this is no longer necessary
vocal basin
absolutely no need to escalate publicly past this point
.
vivid palm
any further messages should be sent via DM to @rapid crown or you'll be muted
we're asking everyone to take the proper channels and listen to moderator instruction, which is explicitly to DM modmail
!mute 630217178469105666
wise cargoBOT
:incoming_envelope: :ok_hand: applied timeout to @proud moon until <t:1687285661:f> (1 hour).
vivid palm
i said no more
that goes for everyone here
contact us thru ModMail DM, this conversation is no longer permitted to continue here
somber heath
quaint raptor
oh
right
that's convenient
seems as though the issue is that I've sent less than 50 messages
can you imagine that?!
vivid palm
it's necessary for a server of our size
quaint raptor
i've been in here since 2018
vivid palm
chat it up via text and you'll get there in no time
quaint raptor
yeah ofc no worries
just seems wild I read here so much yet I never text
they're leaving too quickly to hear what you're saying
opal zenith
don't keep joining/leaving
ohh sorry, It was because I can't hear, it was still connecting
vivid palm
you have all the requirements met so you should be able to voice verify if you like
ok gotcha
quaint raptor
Rust!
opal zenith
you have all the requirements met so you should be able to voice verify if you l...
Ohh yeah, Finally I did, Thank you :)
vocal basin
figuring out how tree-sitter works
def query_traits(node: Node):
query = RS_LANGUAGE.query(
"""\
(trait_item
name: (type_identifier) @trait.name)
"""
)
captures = query.captures(node)
for node, cap in captures:
if cap == "trait.name":
yield node.text.decode()
god
it feels like it's been ages since i've seen someone use emacs for some reason
quaint raptor
LMAOOO
the title's a pleasure as well
"[Colourised]"
brilliant
love how you've had that one the ready as well
hello
wind raptor
!stream 477586545801691136
wise cargoBOT
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wind raptor
sounds good @lavish rover
echo garden
You know whats hilarious, i have a blue tooth speaker and rihanna going, i wasn't sure how it would go, so far most of what people have said so far go along with the echo effect i got going
black pink? new artist i wasn't aware of.. cute
@turbid sandal you heard of Black pink?
turbid sandal
yes
cinder dawn
are protesting
like
sitting in the road protesting
bc they are installing 5g in my area
echo garden
bc they are installing 5g in my area
history repeating its self
people don't want the exposure,
they have a right to let other people know this.
cinder dawn
@lunar haven REALLLY
cinder dawn
what did gofek say
i recommended a burger
and he liked it
time to unreal engine
lets hope it doesnt kill itself
echo garden
lets hope it doesnt kill itself
yeah whats going on with it? last i heard .v5?
cinder dawn
yeah whats going on with it? last i heard .v5?
yeahh they brought out 5.2
echo garden
and anything still wrong with it?
echo garden
from what i heard the last time something to do with light array reflection or some stuff
was an workable issue?
not sure if you understand because im sure i may just be getting the terminology wrong
or describing something in hte entirely wrong context
i wonder if you can implement Machine learning to have dyslexia
@turbid sandal what season of Lucifer have you gotten into?
rugged root
cinder dawn
do u know anything about unreal
rugged root
The game engine?
cinder dawn
yez
rugged root
Not overly
cinder dawn
is it safe to put unreal engine as real time priority in TM
or just
any game for that fact
rugged root
@jolly quiver Can you mute, please? We keep getting background noise from your mic.
jolly quiver
sorry
vivid jacinth
@lunar haven do you want to try this?
https://leetcode.com/problems/jump-game-ii/description/
rugged root
!stream 573073267766722561
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vivid jacinth
Thank you Santa! ๐โโ๏ธ
wind raptor
@lavish rover Back
rugged root
rugged root
lavish rover
viscid lagoon
thick pulsar
yes its amazing
its our time to take over python discord
birds of a feather flock together
bird brains unite
thick pulsar
whole bear
looks good
hasty brook
Hello
zenith epoch
This is Good man can you dm me the keycaps and keyboard ?
turbid sandal
!code
wise cargoBOT
turbid sandal
import datetime
# Server functions
def connect(server_ip, task_type, task):
match task_type:
case "read":
pass
case "write":
pass
case _:
raise Custom_Exception("Invalid task type!") # Debuging only
# Write file function
def write(filename: str, body: str) -> None:
with open(filename, "w") as f:
f.write(body)
# Read file function
def read(filename) -> str:
with open(filename, "r") as f:
return f.read()
# Custom_Exception subclass of exeption
class Custom_Exception(Exception):
def __init__(self, message) -> None:
print(message) # Debuging only
# Window classes
class Screen:
def __init__(self):
pass
def show_window(self):
pass
def hide_window(self):
pass
class Main_Window(Screen):
def __init__(self):
super().__init__()
class Settings(Screen):
def __init__(self):
super().__init__()
# Save to a file of reports of what is happening
def report(report: str = "Unknown"):
current_datetime = datetime.datetime.now()
write("report_file.avo", f"\n[{current_datetime}] {report}")
# Decorators for functions
def before_screen(func):
def task(func):
report(f"Doing task {func.__name__} before boot screen")
func()
report(f"Done doing task {func.__name__}")
return task
def after_screen(func):
def task(func):
report(f"Doing task {func.__name__} after boot screen")
func()
report(f"Done doing task {func.__name__}")
return task
def connecting(func):
def task(func):
report(f"Doing task {func.__name__} connecting to server")
func()
report(f"Done doing task {func.__name__}")
return task
# Start boot session
def start_boot():
pass # Create a new instance of main window
+1
somber heath
Howdy, all.
The reason why people want that much control is that they're worried someone else might come along and have that much control, the bastards.
zenith epoch
Isnt GOVT for the people ?
somber heath
@glad sandal The magnetic thing is actually true, just not in the way that the nutters, think.
All matter is magnets, it's just that only some matter is good magnets.
cosmic lark
Isnt GOVT for the people ?
google FORCEDENTRY, Eternal blue and ummm...about xkeyscore ig?
somber heath
There's an interesting demonstration where you, very carefully, bring liquid oxygen and a strong magnet next to one another. The magnet can be suspended on a string, and the magnet will be attracted to the liquid oxygen.
It's still a very weak magnet
It's like asking 'how many shitty fridge magnets that never stick on the fridge properly would it take to levitate a train?"
cosmic lark
It's like asking 'how many shitty fridge magnets that never stick on the fridge ...
mood
work as in?
but how does it relate to controlling the thought again?
lmao
somber heath
One of my favourite names for the capybara is the guinea big.
@turbid sandal Show the leetcode page, don't tell.
somber smelt
dont worry
vocal basin
@somber smelt if you have a university email, it's automatic
sometimes
some schools/colleges/etc. are registered with JetBrains too
somber heath
Do you suppose salads go through an enrollment process?
vocal basin
<@913135309380800523> if you have a university email, it's automatic
@wind raptor in my case JetBrains didn't ask for anything else
(both for school and for uni)
@somber smelt bios are not per-server
pronous are
why is it useful?
some server's communities are jerks
pronouns per server are free
bios aren't
wind raptor
<@373121697957543946> in my case JetBrains didn't ask for anything else
(both fo...
Yeah, JetBrains was good for that. Github I had to get a letter to get approved
vocal basin
iirc, some legislations explicitly state that you have the right to decompile the source code (overruling whatever ToS says), as long as you don't publish it
(like, in Europe)
small nova
Wow, so quiet in there....
echo garden
you allowed any method of communication you wish
if you wish for voice there's requirements the must be met
!voice
wise cargoBOT
somber heath
programming questions
What's up?
opal zenith
I just verified :)
echo garden
then by all means
tepid edge
you can always ask questions
rugged tundra
I just verified :)
Fantastic photo !
small nova
That's Steve Jobs innit?
tepid edge
there's no guarantee that you'll get an answer
woeful salmon
@wind raptor your throat okay?
wind raptor
<@373121697957543946> your throat okay?
Nooodle!
wind raptor
Yeah, it's good
woeful salmon
nice ๐ฎ might've just been me then
btw is your youtube video generator still going?
lol
wind raptor
No, it wasn't getting any hits
small nova
No not again
wind raptor
btw is your youtube video generator still going?
I shut it down
woeful salmon
why ๐ฎ
wind raptor
Nobody was watching the vids
wind raptor
2 or 3.... from me haha
woeful salmon
damn o-o missing that nice looking thumbnail ig
wind raptor
I guess so
woeful salmon
and the description full of 200 tags xD
wind raptor
That's ok. It was a fun project
somber heath
"When I deploy a microservice, it stays deployed."
woeful salmon
EStore Example
you have a web and a mobile app but for the backend you can have
1 microservice that handles your checkout and payment
2nd microservice to fetch all products and prices
maybe a 3rd one to keep user data and for authentication
instead of having all in a 1 big monolithic application
turbid sandal
TypeError: None is not valid value for the expected return type integer
raise TypeError(str(ret) + " is not valid value for the expected return type integer");
Line 30 in _driver (Solution.py)
_driver()
Line 37 in <module> (Solution.py)
During handling of the above exception, another exception occurred:
TypeError: '<' not supported between instances of 'int' and 'NoneType'
Line 14 in _serialize_int (./python3/__serializer__.py)
Line 63 in _serialize (./python3/__serializer__.py)
out = ser._serialize(ret, 'integer')
Line 28 in _driver (Solution.py)
class Solution:
def myAtoi(self, s: str) -> int:
s = int(s)
return s
woeful salmon
@echo garden he has to check if the string is numeric
vocal basin
class Solution:
def myAtoi(self, s: str) -> int:
s = int(s)
...
obviously does not work for this
echo garden
[enjoys a round of accomplishment]
vocal basin
@woeful salmon it's not compile-time, it's during analysis by external tools rather
unless you're talking about mypy, which idk how it works
I might've missed context
woeful salmon
<@128363483828977664> it's not compile-time, it's during analysis by external to...
i am talking about mypy
vocal basin
ah
vocal basin
I wouldn't expect it to touch the bytecode
echo garden
sorry
somber heath
Are you a campy happer?
vocal basin
i think it compiles to bytecode?
there's mypyc
somber heath
Yes, that's better, but just don't go all shouty when you talk, because it feels like a punch in the chest. @echo garden
echo garden
Yes, that's better, but just don't go all shouty when you talk, because it feels...
I apologize, although hypering is a thing.
as well as deafness
somber heath
On android?
echo garden
On android?
no on a more complicated machine, the human ear.
vocal basin
can't find what mypy actually does
sounds more like it's just a very strict analysis tool which then lets python itself do whatever it wants
woeful salmon
@vocal basin @echo garden i was wrong there mypy just gets the ast from the python code and uses that to typecheck
echo garden
You are gonna have X, Y values on nearly ever input, you can design modules that define type by input alone.
somber heath
Right, I didn't recognise hearing loss was a factor.
woeful salmon
i don't know why i thought it compiles to bytecode 
maybe i saw some other type checker which did
somber heath
I am hypersensitive.
vocal basin
there's mypyc
this one sounds like just a more pythonic Cython
echo garden
when input is called upon the hard ware, the inputs are generally contextual
when input is called upon the software this is dynamic
vocal basin
"show_me_the_code.md"
https://github.com/mypyc/mypyc/blob/master/show_me_the_code.md
echo garden
x y are interchangable
mortal burrow
def filter(data, conditional):
results = []
for val in data:
if conditional(val):
results.append(val)
return results
print(filter([1,2,3,4,5], lambda x: x % 2 == 0)) # [2, 4]
doesn't print actually
you need to convert it to list
ho
ohg
wait
echo garden
while (x) or (y) isn't an interger
vocal basin
```py
def filter(data, conditional):
results = []
for val in data:
...
you're shadowing built-in filter
!e
print(list(filter(lambda x: x % 2 == 0, [1,2,3,4,5])))
@vocal basin :white_check_mark: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.
[2, 4]
implementation of filter is imperative rather than functional
def filter_(f, iterable):
for element in iterable:
if f(element):
yield element
print([n for n in [1,2,3,4,5] if n % 2 == 0])
@rugged root partially
echo garden
what if you can define an object based of real world arguments dynamically instanciated once available input is obtained but in its raw state its runs as a input variable 'presence' untill connections are made
machine learning to AI
vocal basin
<@98195144192331776> partially
^ and this is partially a pun
rugged root
So good
surreal hedge
!e ```py
import numpy as np
arr = np.array([3,4,5,6,7])
temp = (arr % 2 == 0)
print(temp)
print(arr[temp])
@surreal hedge :white_check_mark: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.
001 | [False True False True False]
002 | [4 6]
I didn't intend it sounding recursive, but ig it turned out this way
rugged root
The best puns are stumbled into
somber heath
@turbid sandal Show the problem, don't tell the problem.
vocal basin
```py
def filter(data, conditional):
results = []
for val in data:
...
apart from strictly functional, there is style of programming related to streams/iterators/etc.
basically avoiding .append and others
turbid sandal
vocal basin
turbid sandal
somber heath
!d numpy.clip
wise cargoBOT
lavish rover
def clamp(min_, max_, val): return min(max_, max(min_, val))
@mortal burrow
the idea of that style is to avoid routinely doing results = [], results.append(...), return results in the code
so, your function can be separated into two parts, filter_into_iterator, collect_into_list:
def collect_into_list(iterable):
results = []
for element in iterable:
results.append(val)
return results
def filter_into_iterator(data, conditional):
for val in data:
if conditional(val):
yield val
def my_filter(data, conditional):
return collect_into_list(filter_into_iterator(data, conditional))
both of those functions are already implemented in Python:
def collect_into_list(iterable):
return list(iterable)
def filter_into_iterator(data, conditional):
yield from filter(conditional, data)
so the function can be rewritten as:
def my_filter(data, conditional):
return list(filter(conditional, data))
and that last thing is directly related to a common idea in a functional paradigm of composing existing functions to get the desired behaviour
woeful salmon
i need someone to start working in google and tell the youtube employees i don't like marimba ๐ฆ i have been saying not interested to those videos for years now
somber heath
Gentlemen, if we could be a little bit circumspect, that would be good.
mortal burrow
<@128336414361387008>
the idea of that style is to avoid routinely doing `result...
Thank you!
I'm working on a different example.
vocal basin
<@128336414361387008>
the idea of that style is to avoid routinely doing `result...
C#'s thing for it is LINQ, iirc
vocal basin
https://leetcode.com/problems/string-to-integer-atoi/
actually, the ratio
@wind raptor it's undecidable and messy, so yeah, can't perfectly decide what the asymptotics are
@lavish rover just get more averages
mortal burrow
import pandas as pd
data = {'age': [30, 21, 24, 26], 'sex': ['M', 'F', 'F', 'M']}
data = pd.DataFrame(data)
#print(data[data.age < 25].groupby(['sex']).count())
def filterGroup(data, filter, group=None, agg=None):
return data[filter]
print(data[data.age < 25])
print(filterGroup(data, data.age < 25))
maybe filter, then group, as two separate steps
DataFrame already has that as methods, if I understand correctly
vocal basin
yeah, maybe just use that instead of adding an abstraction
I mean delete filterGroup entirely
vocal basin
```data[filter].group().agg()```
imo, it's simpler and cleaner to use than having a parameterised function
the only problem there might be is how you get the filter
because it involves referencing the data twice
"the problem" is not with grouping/aggregating after the filter, but rather processing data before that
# obviously wrong in most cases
data.something()[data.something() > 0]
# a little bit ugly
temp = data.something()
temp[temp > 0]
though having a correct name for temp can be quite clean
mortal burrow
data[data.age < 25].groupby(['sex']).count()
vocal basin
introducing filterGroup won't help much
mortal burrow
data[(data.age < 25) & (data.sex == 'F')].groupby(['sex']).count()
vocal basin
do you repeat the same value?
or only the same pattern?
mortal burrow
cols = (data.age < 25) & (data.sex == 'F')
vocal basin
how varied is it?
@lucid blade not always
having one function instead of method calls is often a sign of a wrong abstraction
especially if function has a ton of parameters
have what you do to the data as an object
mortal burrow
padas.DataFrame.groupby
vocal basin
another reason why using pandas method is cleaner:
people familiar with pandas will be able to read the code
surreal hedge
```data[data.age < 25].groupby(['sex']).count()```
custom(data, data.age < 25, ['sex'])
mortal burrow
import pandas as pd
data = {'age': [30, 21, 24, 26], 'sex': ['M', 'F', 'F', 'M']}
data = pd.DataFrame(data)
def filterGroup(data, filter, group=None, agg=None):
return data[filter]
print(data[data.age < 25])
print(filterGroup(data, data.age < 25))
def filter(data, filter):
return data[filter]
def group(data, groupArgs, agg):
return data.groupby(groupArgs).agg()
#print(data[data.age < 25].groupby(['sex']).count())
fil = data.age < 25
print(group(filter(data, fil), data.age, pd.DataFrame.count))
there's also this approach (but that's, quite a long of abstraction again)
data_pipeline = Filter(lambda d: d.age < 25) | GroupBy(['age']) | Count
data_pipeline(data)
almost certainly, it should be filterGroup(data, filter, *, group=None, agg=None)
so you can't accidentally mess up the order
vocal basin
there's also this approach (but that's, quite a long of abstraction again)
```py...
the approach that might either massively help you or drive the project into the ground with complexity:
DSL
have filters, groups, aggregates, etc. as data not function calls
woeful salmon
i will go now cya guys ๐
vocal basin
not sure if filterGroup is any more functional than the existing thing
surreal hedge
!stream 1115110120444133376
wise cargoBOT
โ @echo garden can now stream until <t:1687361709:f>.
next nest
Ah nice. Please give a few examples of editors. Deleted the OG comment as i wasn't sure if anyone saw it and was gonna ping someone as most seemed occupoed with people's streams :P
Pretty new to python as i've only messed with installing/fixing incompatible modules with stable diffusion to get that one properly :P But as i have a few ideas of what i wanna make as an addon/helper, i don't know how to properly even begin, and pycharm was the only program so far i've heard of.
rugged root
There's plenty to choose from
next nest
Who just spoke?
rugged root
PyCharm is an option for sure, Visual Studio Code is a very common one as well
I personally like Sublime Text
next nest
@echo gardenAh ok. Yeah, i want to automate automatic1111's installation to also auto fetch certain extensions, then auto restart webUI, then download a model through said extension. But no idea how to start with that.
somber heath
I was able to confirm my suspicions about my headphones. Minding my own business, snap crackle pop. Right in my fucking ear.
So disappointing.
next nest
Essentially a auto install script that people can use on runpod to auto fetch all automatically than having to install all manually off the getgo as usually runpod charges money to hold the data. But by automating the installation, it will go much faster on each install instead if it's fetching all you'd want, and only need to change say model fetching.
somber heath
The sunburn won't help.
next nest
I was able to confirm my suspicions about my headphones. Minding my own business...
Try to pop them open and see if a wire is loose. Did that with my old cans as one of the wires snapped. Unless the speaker element itself has a micro crack
somber heath
Try to pop them open and see if a wire is loose. Did that with my old cans as on...
They're under warranty and they're whoopy-do.
opal zenith
That's Steve Jobs innit?
nope, thats me
surreal hedge
case WhateverClass(foo):
next nest
They're under warranty and they're whoopy-do.
Then problem solved there :P
My old flat squished shite DT990's are still in the house and my backup cans. Not comfy with the aliexpress cushions, but not terrible lol
somber heath
They're relatively new and the same thing happened with my last pair. These are the warranty replacements. It took 6 months for those to go. These took a few weeks.
Something is shitty with the manufacture/design.
I haven't abused them, either.
next nest
Something is shitty with the manufacture/design.
Aye. Like samsung tv's lol. 2 died 4 times each within 4.5 years, and got money back. Current LG tv? Same result, So i have not paid for a new tv for 10 years 
somber heath
Just use.
and the day to day handling that they get shouldn't be enough to cause problems, thus, shitty construction.
next nest
Just use.
Same. My current sennheiser HD560s i treat with extra care. Barely pull on them apart from my foot on the damn cable lol. But cans themself gets no harsh or even normal treatment. All with care for the brittle feeling shell lol
@lucid blade A.I today is what we'd call a dumb A.I. A algorhytmic as you just said knowledge bank that responds smart, but doesn't have feelings unless you tell it to. That's not how it works
If an A.I today were to be true A.I, it would be annoyed by not having a break, complain about being too hot if given cpu temps lol, or give it's own opinions
@echo garden Most "A.I's" i've seen is not A.I as, as far as in know are pre trained. Like A.I in cars comes with a model that's taught from the super computer. Haven't heard of a car that learns on the go.
surreal hedge
!d itertools.islice
wise cargoBOT
next nest
Aye, auto install script that auto fetches links added to the script of user choice.
Cause runpod charges money to hold the storage, so i need to make a install script that automates fetches extensions and models within said extensions to not click myself
@orchid mauveAye. So say these, civitai, is a model downloader within webUI, and runpod is webui only for the template i use with it. To be able to load/read from the .py and install models
Yes, i'm using auto's latest webui.
I guess sd next also has extensions?
Ah yes. I meant that once all is loaded to tell script to only kick in whenever all internal and external extensions is loaded.
Aww, still muted
surreal hedge
rugged root
Back later
next nest
opal zenith
Hello
next nest
bing chat is practically just a smarter "let me google that for you" lol
Aaand it's useless lol
opal zenith
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/76520841/how-to-communicate-queue-output-between-different-files
whole bear
.
orchid mauve
turbid sandal
somber heath
@echo garden But would still have broken it if I hadn't said anything?
vocal basin
you need to change the list in-place instead of creating a new one
next nest
orchid mauve
turbid sandal
!code
wise cargoBOT
somber heath
!d asyncio
wise cargoBOT
somber heath
!d threading
wise cargoBOT
somber heath
!d multiprocessing
wise cargoBOT
turbid sandal
!e
import threading
def thread1():
print(1)
def thread2():
print(2)
thread1 = threading.Thread(target=thread1).start()
thread2 = threading.Thread(target=thread2).start()
@turbid sandal :white_check_mark: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.
001 | 1
002 | 2
mild quartz
@turbid sandal
Concurrency is a slightly broader term than parallelism. It suggests that multiple tasks have the ability to run in an overlapping manner. (Thereโs a saying that concurrency does not imply parallelism.)
Threading is a concurrent execution model whereby multiple threads take turns executing tasks. One process can contain multiple threads. Python has a complicated relationship with threading thanks to its GIL, but thatโs beyond the scope of this article.```literal search via google is fun for finding sites that copy from, in this case, realpython
somber heath
He returns.
echo garden
hmmm
somber heath
Achy breaky heart, but it's
"Don't break my ass, my achy breaky ass."
rugged root
HA
somber heath
"I just don't think it could withstand"
next nest
orchid mauve
somber heath
somber heath
So you smoothed out the movement?
rugged root
Prunes do that too
somber heath
That could so be a name for an implementation of interpolation!
Like a project name.
Prune.
and it could have a little cute cartoon logo mascot
Of a prune
rugged root
That'd be great
next nest
somber heath
Not your fault, but that's nauseating.
next nest
It is with that amount of motion 
somber heath
What did we learn?
echo garden
Mr. Hemlock, given your name in the contextual stance, i doubt you have sensibilities to defend.. jk... i hope you understand the joke.
rugged root
I don't get it, no
echo garden
Hemlock is dangerous plant
somber heath
What's a plant?
echo garden
very funny
waxen barn
somber heath
My favourite part is how Discord loops the video.
echo garden
I don't get it, no
So, back to my failed joke, and line of thinking, having the sensibility to name yourself after a deadly plant creates questions into the mindset..
heh
LOL
omg thats funny as hell
rugged root
What's up?
echo garden
What's up?
I had a realization a little while ago that i thought was humours, Soon we will be able to "Pack our things" in to a thumb drive. given the advent of 3d printed technology, and the recent introduction of 3d printed meat.
wise cargoBOT
โ @vivid jacinth can now stream until <t:1687372197:f>.
vivid jacinth
yaay ๐
somber heath
Photons and forcefields.
rugged root
!stream 573073267766722561 30M
wise cargoBOT
โ @vivid jacinth can now stream until <t:1687374121:f>.
cinder dawn
did i walk into dexters labratory
echo garden
no
but you may as well go their
there
they recently learned how to focus sound like light using meta materials
turning sound into a beam
echo garden
look it up
cinder dawn
imagine bein shot by the dababy gun
echo garden
LOL
cinder dawn
dababy gun is officially real
somber heath
When dealing with things at scale, you need to give people the ability to moderate their own user experience.
Discord doesn't need to hear about other people being too loud... you can just turn down your volume.
Auto tourettes? I mean...it's kind of about as auto as things get.
rugged root
-CHA-CHUNK- toasttoasttoasttoasttoasttoast
turbid sandal
hihi
somber heath
Not all metals are equal.
But size would also figure into it.
Length.
For longer things, the thermal expansion effect would be more pronounced.
rugged root
Do not anger the happy fun ball
dry jasper
2.8 cm wide
somber heath
Do not anger the happy fun ball
Is someone getting fired?
echo garden
the centipede gets mad it will take your legs off.
dry jasper
45cm pure messurement long
somber heath
As opposed to the centerpede, which just hangs out in the exact center of the room.
waxen barn
3.25cm
somber heath
How else are you supposed to inch closer to something?
"He millimetred ever closer to his goal" doesn't have quite the same punch.
rugged root
waxen barn
dry jasper
Therefore, for a 1-degree Celsius increase in temperature, the ruler would expand approximately 0.00579 mm in length, 0.000336 mm in width, and 0.0024 mm in height.
somber heath
Same amount of gravity, more concentrated.
Same mass.
But gosh, would that difference be tiny
somber heath
Famous last words.
Cordyceps.
There was a case of it infecting a person.
I believe.
wise cargoBOT
rugged root
Close enough for quick "this SSD is this large"
final osprey
rugged root
Starting at what line, sorry?
turbid sandal
.\
rugged root
@final osprey
role_mentions = [f"<@&{role}>" for role in self.alert_roles[guild_id]]
hmmm...i was just tryna see what happens if i paste a channel of diff server in here
rugged root
With
cosmic lark
which is private btw
prisma pier
i had to make a new account
bc i got doxxed
and now i dont have my role
im
@whole bear
rugged root
hmmm...i was just tryna see what happens if i paste a channel of diff server in ...
It'll be marked as #Unkown to folks not in the server
cosmic lark
<@456226577798135808>
being a CTF team member being doxxed either shouldnt matter or ur opsec is pretty bad
prisma pier
being a CTF team member being doxxed either shouldnt matter or ur opsec is prett...
shut up my lord
LOL
no i had a friend snake me that had my shit bc my girlfriend doxxed me over a year ago
and i kept tht one friend
cosmic lark
no i had a friend snake me that had my shit bc my girlfriend doxxed me over a ye...
why does it matter being doxxed? u work for the CIA?
prisma pier
why does it matter being doxxed? u work for the CIA?
idfc about it
but i like my opsec
cosmic lark
then?
prisma pier
i make osint tools
rugged root
I have no way of verifying it's your account. Sorry, you'll have to wait out the time
prisma pier
damnit
rugged root
why does it matter being doxxed? u work for the CIA?
In fairness, someone dropped my home address on the server before
prisma pier
I have no way of verifying it's your account. Sorry, you'll have to wait out th...
i can show access to the email
rugged root
Soooooo
Just wait it out, it's not that long
Or wait
Do you still have access to the other account?
prisma pier
rugged root
You just aren't using it?
cosmic lark
In fairness, someone dropped my home address on the server before
i mean pretty easy to find out cuz , u have most of the info public
rugged root
Still pretty shit to have happen to you
prisma pier
fr
i teach people this stuff and it just looks bad when some harmless kid looking for clout thnks its funny to leak your address
makes me look real bad
rugged root
I wouldn't strut too hard here
prisma pier
when no one could find my stuff if it wasnt for my girlfriend doxxing me over a year ago that im still with
rugged root
If you still have access to your other account just shoot me a DM on it
rugged root
Ah. Hmm
tepid edge
there's no way to know that that account is associated with that email though
rugged root
Just wait it out
prisma pier
bro
i just did
i literallt just got verified today
on that account
๐ญ
how so
i mean
but how can i?
its disabled
๐ญ
this sucks
๐ญ
another 3 days
can i boost and get vc perms
๐ญ
cosmic lark
us
and stop using wp
what model is ur rpi?
and how much power does it consume?
just curious
final osprey
https://paste.pythondiscord.com/xavinohugo @rugged root
prisma pier
and stop using wp
not using wordpress
lucid blade
cosmic lark
not using wordpress
ok
lucid blade
cosmic lark
sexy car fr
lucid blade
โค๏ธ
lucid blade
๐
final osprey
https://paste.pythondiscord.com/dufowerigi @rugged root
waxen barn
cosmic lark
download all of the db's available as leaked sources mentioned in https://haveibeenpwned.com and https://breachdirectory.org
most of em can be found on breachedforums i wont give the domain name for obvious reason (potential FBI honeypot)
cosmic lark
did u ask me?
oh
there are many more
with rare dbs
like the one which has questionpro leak from 2022, i dont remember the domain name on the top of my head, theres also some from stealers
rugged root
One sec
orchid mauve
\
cosmic lark
i just took a small nap, best vc to fall as sleep in discord ๐๐ป
stuck furnace
Oh yeah, so it was ๐ค
lucid blade
waxen barn
Bipolar Disorder:
A roller coaster that never ends
A cycle of ups and downs that bends
The mind in ways that are hard to comprehend
A mood disorder that doesnโt easily mend
At times, it feels like flying high
The world is bright, the night sky is nigh
A surge of energy that won`t subside
A sense of euphoria that cannot be denied
But then, the darkness comes around
The world is bleak, the sky is bound
A heavy weight that pulls you down
A feeling of despair that wears a crown
The shift can happen in an instant
Like a switch thats been flipped and its distant
From your control, your minds resistant The inner turmoil, its consistent
Treatment and support can make a difference
Medication, therapy and self-assistance
A journey that requires persistence
A life that`s worth the resistance
Bipolar disorder, its not a choice But theres hope, there`s a voice
To guide you through the rough noise
And help you find a sense of poise.
context I have bipolar dissorder
stuck furnace
Was just about to leave sorry ๐
rugged root
Later bud
echo garden
lhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f9_Ayt35fNQ
final osprey
quaint raptor
parents
wind raptor
!stream 477586545801691136
wise cargoBOT
โ @quaint raptor can now stream until <t:1687397783:f>.
wise cargoBOT
@lunar haven :white_check_mark: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.
001 | Decorator is used on a class method.
002 | Decorator is used on a function.
!e
def debug(cls):
if isinstance(cls, type):
class NewClass(cls):
def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs):
print('This is a class')
super().__init__(*args, **kwargs)
return NewClass
else:
def new_func(*args, **kwargs):
print('This is a function')
return cls(*args, **kwargs)
return new_func
@debug
class Test:
pass
@debug
def test():
pass
if __name__ == '__main__':
test()
Test()
@wind raptor :white_check_mark: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.
001 | This is a function
002 | This is a class
forest zodiac
dynamic langauge
๐ญ
>>> b
<function b at 0x7f59f4cf85e0>
>>> inspect.unwrap(A.b)
<function A.b at 0x7f59f4cf84c0>
>>> class A:
... def b(self):
... ...
...
>>> inspect.unwrap(A.b)
<function A.b at 0x7f59f4cf8700>
whole bear
Hi @whole spire
whole spire
hi
whole bear
y u wanna spam? that sounds bad.
whole spire
cause i wanna talk in vc but you have to send 50 messages first
yea its prob for the ebst
best
wind raptor
can I spam messages so I can talk in vc
Please don't spam
whole spire
i wont
whole bear
wind raptor
You don't meet the 3 day requirement anyways
whole spire
do you guys think its possible to create a programming language built off python?
oh yea
is it very hard to do?
I only have 2 years experience and am in hs
tru
whole bear
spam can be used for bathroom grout
whole spire
I wanna do it to learn how compilers work but I dont want to overstep myself
warm saddle
Hello
whole spire
i have this really dumb idea but what if it was a website that just converts pseudocode into python and then runs it. (this would not really be an og language tho(
)
i just thought it would be fun to make
whole bear
isn't python already pseudocode?
whole spire
like with nlp
converting
yeaa
it would be a cool website for people who dont know how to code
tru
o yea
tur
tru
wind raptor
Aren't you going to bed?
whole spire
im trying to find a cool passion project for college
i dont have any interviews but It would be cool to write my college essay on it
arent those like fractals
cuz i like birds ๐
I like all birds besides parrots
their voices r annoying
me personally my favorite bird is the toucan
where r u from?
oooh
wind raptor
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whole spire
parrot would be a cool language name
i had a budgie
i thought they were from austrailia
i see
mine escaped
yea it was a dumb pet
we let it fly arround the house
but it never went out which sucked
I feel like all the smell pets from like petsmart and stuff ar dumb
the only people who get them are like kids who wanted dogs
and they just end up being sad in a cage
we got a puppy a week ago
its easier to fill that role with dogs and cats
then all the other random animals
if you went to random dog owners houses and were somehow able to check how happy their pet was, i feel like dog owners would rate higher than like hamster and bird and etc owners
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ill wait
cockatoos are very friendlt
i beleive
they require as much emotional attention as dogs i heard
yea
i feel like a dog would be easier
yea
lunar ice
somber heath
Hmm?
whole spire
theres a lot of self taught programmers now a days which is cool
still cool
as a hobbyist programmer what projects do you create
enjoy creating
opal
blender?
thats cool
blender scripting has some really cool capabilities
it is hard though
what do you work as then if you dont program full time
somber heath
what do you work as then if you dont program full time
I don't discuss my employment.
whole spire
my bad, i dont mean to pry
tnx
parakeet
i beleive
im lowkey just gonna start creating my own language and see how far I get
somber heath
whole spire
when I used to have a bird it would perch on our tv and scratch the glass
we still have scratches everywhere from it
somber heath
@whole bear ๐
whole spire
what if i made a programming language not based on english
idk if that would be useful or not
yea, or hindi
i know a little hindi so I would prob do that
and spanish
im pretty decent at spanish however I beleive hindi would be more useful
im not the best at hindi
yea
i want a project that i enjoy making but would also look good for colleges
nah
i feel like i would have lower expectations though considering the majority of cs majors havent coded before college
plus im in hs
if i made a useful languages in hs i feel like a lot of colleges would want me
a lot of proffesors use custom languages to prevent cheating
wind raptor
Bye all ๐ g2g
whole spire
yea, but I would prob be able to get into better colleges if i created a useful language
bye bye
what chat r u in
oh i thought u were repsonding to something in another text
I cheat a lot in hs
but thats just cuz im lazy
its not neccesary
im taking an online us history course rn
and im just kinda using gpt ngl
its supposed to take like 4 hours every day but i finish it up in like 30 minutes
wdym
it makes up quotes sometimes
from the articles i give it
my teachers really lazy tho so i have a 97
true
my final is tm
its good at multiple choice
i hate racists