voice-chat-text-0

[vocal basin]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uninterruptible_power_supply

speaking of cloud hosting
this article looks a little weird
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cloud-computing_comparison

where I live, battery lasting for a second is good enough

so here it's power surge rather than power cut, I guess?

[high wren]

Thx i try

[vocal basin]

like, looking at this I wouldn't guess these two links are related to Ubuntu specifically

I almost understand why this columns are picked

the list doesn't include many cloud platforms that don't operate in US

I think Locations means data center locations

[gentle flint]

I like hetzner

personally

[vocal basin]

"List of [known ]bugs[ so far]"

I think the only two options I have for cloud are Yandex and Mail.ru

first being slowly consumed by the second

(and the second one being state-affiliated)

[vivid jacinth]

can't you access aws?

or gcp

[vocal basin]

I have an account
but I can't pay for anything

[vivid jacinth]

ah ok

[vocal basin]

AWS is probably the only one outside the country I have any chance of using

[vivid jacinth]

vpn will work?

[vocal basin]

error message is a non-repeating gif
https://www.hetzner.com/_resources/themes/hetzner/images/error/404error.gif

[vivid jacinth]

and paypal

[vocal basin]

requires a card

just as every other situation

[vivid jacinth]

okk

[vocal basin]

services that provide virtual cards are region-restricted to US, mostly

(requires providing actual proof to those services)

[vivid jacinth]

ok :/

[vocal basin]

* VK not Mail.ru

[turbid sandal]

https://hostlabs.cloud

[vocal basin]

seems to be same cost

[vivid jacinth]

How about Alibaba cloud?

[vocal basin]

maybe I should read this first

very fun when ToS starts with "you actually agree to follow a dozen of other agreements which we won't specify here"

[turbid sandal]

!code

[wise cargo]

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[vocal basin]

if Alibaba leaks your password, you're responsible

2.4 Alibaba Cloud may suspend or terminate all or part of the free Alibaba Cloud Services at any time in its sole discretion. Alibaba Cloud reserves the right to charge for any and all Alibaba Cloud Services or any feature or functionality of the Alibaba Cloud Services at any time in its sole discretion.

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them refunding you a minimal amount is enough to silence you from complaining about anything

be responsible for your End Users use

thankfully, it's checked by default

[vivid jacinth]

don't know how they can get away with such terms

[vocal basin]

they're not a government, they're a private corporation

private corporation owned by a government

[vivid jacinth]

yes, but they're required to obey local laws

[vocal basin]

[vivid jacinth]

haha

[echo garden]

that means the card number was used already or used in a transaction involving their company that did not go through

[vocal basin]

no, that means the card is Russian

[vivid jacinth]

or just the region

[echo garden]

owwww

[vocal basin]

and they don't support whatever the hell the china-russia new payment system is

[echo garden]

russia getting sanctioned?

[vocal basin]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SWIFT_ban_against_Russian_banks

the list provided there isn't the complete, I think

though, anyway SWIFT ban isn't the only restriction

many payment processors stopped transactions even before that

didn't do anything but it's already complaining

(I managed to skip adding a card for now)

this one might actually be worth something

"most of the time spent walking"
sounds like ArmA

whaa

million

well, yes, the CCP will have access to everything, but still

[turbid sandal]

https://camillemormal.com/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fsF7enQY8uI

[cinder dawn]

burger time?

same man, same

https://tenor.com/view/miss-you-miss-you-more-miss-you-cute-miss-you-gif-gif-19614607

https://tenor.com/view/dwayne-johnson-the-rock-eyebrow-gif-22322634

[vocal basin]

@midnight agate I haven't tried solving anything from #revival-of-code yet

time successfully wasted manually colouring this thing

[high wren]

i am back

[vocal basin]

I don't remember doing it before
but I might've just forgotten

[high wren]

@vocal basin discode link

give me

[vocal basin]

link for what?

[high wren]

[vocal basin]

well, for 4.5 years most of my interactions with automatic code testing/checking tools (contest-style) were with ejudge (as part of the education process)

[fast gyro]

hi

why doesnt it work

[vocal basin]

from ejudge GitHub repository

[vocal basin]

count of letters matters

that's a first one

[fast gyro]

but

[vocal basin]

but

[fast gyro]

doesnt I first put

[vocal basin]

idk why it's false, yes

[fast gyro]

every letter in the hashmap?

[vocal basin]

this

[fast gyro]

so even if the word was aaa

[vocal basin]

you diiscard it

[fast gyro]

i will put aaa in hashmap

[fast gyro]

isnt it like popping?

[vocal basin]

how does your algorithm work with s="aa", t="aa"?

[fast gyro]

it will put aa in hashmap

and then when it gets to the 2nd loop

[high wren]

@vocal basin give me brother

[vocal basin]

no, it will only put "a" once

[fast gyro]

why is that?

[vocal basin]

give what?

[vocal basin]

set() stores unique elements

[fast gyro]

ohh

[vocal basin]

!e

s = set()
s.add(1)
s.add(1)
print(s)

[wise cargo]

@vocal basin :white_check_mark: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.

{1}

[fast gyro]

i dont usually work with python so I dont really now how hasmaps work

[vocal basin]

what you're probably looking for is Counter

[fast gyro]

ohh okk

[vocal basin]

!d collections.Counter

[fast gyro]

so whats the alternative?

[wise cargo]

collections.Counter

class collections.Counter([iterable-or-mapping])```
A [`Counter`](https://docs.python.org/3/library/collections.html#collections.Counter "collections.Counter") is a [`dict`](https://docs.python.org/3/library/stdtypes.html#dict "dict") subclass for counting [hashable](https://docs.python.org/3/glossary.html#term-hashable) objects. It is a collection where elements are stored as dictionary keys and their counts are stored as dictionary values. Counts are allowed to be any integer value including zero or negative counts. The [`Counter`](https://docs.python.org/3/library/collections.html#collections.Counter "collections.Counter") class is similar to bags or multisets in other languages.

Elements are counted from an *iterable* or initialized from another *mapping* (or counter):

```py
>>> c = Counter()                           # a new, empty counter
>>> c = Counter('gallahad')                 # a new counter from an iterable
>>> c = Counter({'red': 4, 'blue': 2})      # a new counter from a mapping
>>> c = Counter(cats=4, dogs=8)             # a new counter from keyword args

[high wren]

@vocal basin i just want same voice chat

[fast gyro]

does like python have

stack ?

or like an array where I can insert elements dynamically

and remove them whenever I want to ?

[vocal basin]

list

[fast gyro]

class Solution:
    def isAnagram(self, s: str, t: str) -> bool:
        hashmap = list()
        counter = 0
        if len(s) != len(t):
            return False
        for n in s:
            hashmap.add(n)
        for j in t:
            if j in hashmap:
                hashmap.pop(j)
            else:
                return False
        return True

[vocal basin]

!e

example_list = []
example_list.append(1)
example_list.append(1)
example_list.append(2)
example_list.append(1)
print(example_list)

[fast gyro]

this will work?

[wise cargo]

@vocal basin :white_check_mark: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.

[1, 1, 2, 1]

[fast gyro]

and how do I remove an elemt?

pop?

[vocal basin]

append instead of add
remove instead of pop

pop for lists does something different compared to sets

[fast gyro]

@vocal basin brilliant ❤️

thanks

[vocal basin]

!e

fruits = ["apple", "banana", "cherry"]
fruits.pop(1)
print(fruits)
fruits = ["apple", "banana", "cherry"]
fruits.remove("banana")
print(fruits)

[wise cargo]

@vocal basin :white_check_mark: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.

001 | ['apple', 'cherry']
002 | ['apple', 'cherry']

[fast gyro]

yup yup got it

do you recommend

I learn like this?

trail and error?

or do I watch like a

course or something to learn python syntax first ?

[fast gyro]

ohh nice so u can either pass the index or the string itself

pretty cool

[vocal basin]

leetcode isn't exactly the best thing to learn from if it's the only thing you use;
same for almost any approach;
I think it's more efficient to both do trial-end-error learning and systematic learning

[high wren]

[vocal basin]

something closer to systematic learning would be this
https://docs.python.org/3/tutorial/

[fast gyro]

okkk thansk ❤️

[terse needle]

@vocal basin wtf

#include <stdio.h>// Usage: find k (<=n) roots of polynomial f such that deg f=n; Input: n c_0 c_1 ... c_n | c_i: double
#include <math.h>//  Output: roots:k x:x_1 f:f(x_1) x:x_2 f:f(x_2) ... x:x_k f:f(x_k) | x, f: double | roots are ordered
#include <float.h>// non-descenging. Note that roots can be repeated due to divisibility of f by (x-root)^k where k > 1!
#define P(o)if(B o T){for(u i=2048;i;--i){d m=(b+t)/2;*((d*[]){&b,&t})[0 o a(n,c,m)]=m;}return b;}// (c) timotheyca 2020
typedef double d;typedef unsigned short u;d a(u n,d*c,d x){d r=0;for(u i=n;i;--i)r=(r+c[i])*x;return r+c[0];}d s(u n,d*c
,d b,d t){d B=a(n,c,b);d T=a(n,c,t);P(<=)P(>=)return NAN;}u h(u n,d*c,d*g,u*r){while(n&&!c[n])g[--n]=NAN;if(n==0)return-
0;for(u i=1;i<=n;++i)c[i]*=i;h(n-1,c+1,g+1,r);for(u i=1;i<=n;++i)c[i]/=i;g[0]=-DBL_MAX;u j=0;for(u i=0;i<*r+1;++i){d t=i
<*r?g[i+1]:DBL_MAX;d B=a(n,c,g[i]);d T=a(n,c,t);if(B<=0&&0<=T||B>=0&&0>=T)g[j++]=s(n,c,g[i],t);}for(u i=j;i<n;++i)g[i]=-
NAN;*r=j;return 0;}int main(){u n;scanf("%hd",&n);d c[n+1];for(u i=0;i<n+1;++i)scanf("%lf",c+i);d g[n];u r;h(n,c// stuff
,g,&r);printf("roots:%d\n",r);for(u i=0;i<r;++i){printf("x:%f\nf:%f\n",g[i],a(n,c,g[i]));}return 0;}// cmake C 99 x86_64```

[vocal basin]

so, as with other tutorials, interleave reading the thing and trying things for yourself

[vocal basin]

it used to work

I may try to run it now

[terse needle]

this is criminal

[vocal basin]

ah, I can't

Clion expired

and I don't remember how to buiild it because I'm dumb

[terse needle]

just use gcc

it built for me but idk what input it's expecting

[vocal basin]

the fact that it uses derivatives instead of complex maths is more criminal

[terse needle]

does it just look for turing point or points of inflection?

[high wren]

@vocal basinplease accept my friend request

[vocal basin]

2 6 -5 1

[vocal basin]

did you even send it?

[vocal basin]

x^2-5x+6
roots: 2, 3

[high wren]

sorry but I try

[terse needle]

you have friend requests turned off

[vocal basin]

I might

[terse needle]

I see

[high wren]

@vocal basin friend request failed

[terse needle]

-0 != 0 🤢

[high wren]

[vocal basin]

when the polynomial is of odd order, it binary-searches it to find a root
when the polynomial is of even order, it finds roots of the derivative, then binary-searches each monotonic interval (between roots)

[terse needle]

like gradient decent?

[vocal basin]

not really

the more adequate solution is closer to gradient descent, I think

(the one that uses fundamental theorem of algebra)

but that requires complex maths

[terse needle]

oh yeah

[high wren]

@vocal basin timotheyca

[vocal basin]

not today then ¯_(ツ)_/¯

[terse needle]

I saw an explanation of that and it went right over my head

[vocal basin]

I roughly remember the constructive proof but couldn't be bothered actually translating into code

[high wren]

@vocal basin brother add me on your discord friend list

[vocal basin]

oh, wait, it's not a constructive proof

like, there is too much layers of abstraction to make it into one

used the fact absolute value of a polynomial can always be reduced if it's not 0
(when dealing with complex values)

[terse needle]

I'm so glad i'm not taking maths further than highschool level

[vocal basin]

after proving that, the rest is "trivial"

[high wren]

sorry for that

@vocal basinmy English is weak

[cinder dawn]

@lunar haven have u finished the tkinter thing

[frozen owl]

https://github.com/andreaslam/ZanLing-TrueZero/blob/main/aieval7scd.pyx

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kPRA0W1kECg

what the current DB looks like:

[frozen owl]

this is long term storage

[wind raptor]

https://www.chessprogramming.org/Encoding_Moves

[cinder dawn]

another challenge?

may i ask why u wanna learn tkinter so much

like its a cool library but

im pretty sure it doesnt have any practical use

i mean i think

ohhh thats so cool

[frozen owl]

https://github.com/andreaslam/ZanLing-TrueZero

[vocal basin]

getting an answer to this question takes at most 7 clicks

and the answer is "sometimes"

I don't

[frozen owl]

https://github.com/andreaslam/ZanLing-TrueZero/blob/main/zlv7_3m.pt

this is the NN

but then

to run the code

you'll need the other files

[vocal basin]

this is GitHub

[frozen owl]

https://github.com/andreaslam/ZanLing-TrueZero/blob/main/ai5.pyx

https://github.com/andreaslam/ZanLing-TrueZero/blob/main/ai5.pyx

[whole bear]

yea

cant talk

#voice-verification h

[real coral]

yoo

wassup

sry i dont have perm hahahaha

can you pls short explain what is this about, like the code

oooh

ok ok

idk, u tell me sir

sounds fun

[wind raptor]

https://astrostation.me/

[thin thistle]

yes ?

hi

hi

hi

just watching

i dont use it .d

cuz school groups

yes its original one

[pulsar kestrel]

🤔

[wise cargo]

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[plucky dagger]

yea

[spice palm]

so dumb

I can't talk

[plucky dagger]

i don't want to talk

[wise cargo]

Voice verification

Can’t talk in voice chat? Check out #voice-verification to get access. The criteria for verifying are specified there.

[spice palm]

yes ik I don't have the cretia for it

kinda dumb tbh

but i understand tho

[plucky dagger]

not true

wtf

.tp

.t

[viscid lagoon]

Do you mind?

Your input was invalid: command is a required argument that is missing.

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.timed <command>

The command you are trying to time doesn't exist. Use .help for a list of commands.

[plucky dagger]

shit

i got hacked

i did

https://tenor.com/view/inside-out-anger-characters-gif-25501912

ok

[spice palm]

is there a way to get verified faster?

[lucid blade]

https://www.youtube.com/@AuditingBritain

[plucky dagger]

minecraft is caling me

[lucid blade]

^ this guy is good

[broken maple]

hi

[lucid blade]

and https://www.youtube.com/@DJAUDITS

[broken maple]

is a private call?

[plucky dagger]

idk

[spice palm]

@lucid blade yes we cannot

[dark mural]

except gofek

dinosaurs arent real you don't need emoji

[plucky dagger]

you can use it if you want

so many pepole are joining

@rapid crown

bye

see you later

[spice palm]

Is there no mod that can verify me loL

[plucky dagger]

i am not leaving actually

do you want to be friends

i have a channel

yes

how do you no

[spice palm]

@wind raptor

hey

[plucky dagger]

did you sub

sub then

i want 1m subs

[spice palm]

@wind raptor can you verify me early ?

[wind raptor]

Hey @lavish rover

[plucky dagger]

ok

[wind raptor]

One sec, mic isn't working

[plucky dagger]

i have 4 now

[spice palm]

oh wow lol

[plucky dagger]

can you sub tito

ok

i did

did you wachth my vid

[spice palm]

@wind raptor I really am but it just sucks the verify

oh wow

[plucky dagger]

i created mine

accunt

Zhaxxy

you are a big fan

my channel

i have 4

how did you get all of those cats

no urs

you lied it is okay

yes

am i the best

i like it

it is so cool

you have 2 channels

40 19 64

oh

sing a song like this 401964

my mom likes my vidios

i love this song

did you know in 1988 my mom almost died

srry

[whole bear]

hey guys

[plucky dagger]

hi

[whole bear]

where is the lua server

[plucky dagger]

idk

@whole bear join voice chat 1

just do it

[gentle flint]

this is indeed quite pointless

[plucky dagger]

what the heck mman

i know my dad's password on his phone

my dad is napping

i have his number

okie

my dad will get angry

at me

and kill me

i am a cat

thx

i am going to share my screen

okie

[lean hatch]

yes?

🥲

[plucky dagger]

like my video

[lucid blade]

https://tenor.com/view/monty-python-holy-grail-french-tease-insult-gif-25991610

[plucky dagger]

okie bye

[lucid blade]

peace

[toxic arch]

can you not ping me for no reason

yes of course i love spongebob

what are you talking about?

[craggy linden]

yep

hey

[mossy sinew]

@craggy linden do you like SpongeBob?

[craggy linden]

Nope

[plucky dagger]

hi zhaxx

y

@lunar haven

[vocal basin]

despite me telling Alibaba not to call me, they did it anyway

although

the checkmark was rather "do not advertise to me over the phone"

they were just asking whether or not I'm having trouble registering the account

If you would like to set up one of these free consultations, reply to this email directly, to schedule a meeting as convenient.
sounds like they just have people hired who have too much free time in the schedule

(I finally decided to read through emails)

use pentesting to convince people to pay for consulting

learning how to google is more important than learning not to google

[rugged root]

@prisma pier https://javascript.info

[vocal basin]

there is also Svelte in addition to the most popular three

express is for back-end

C -> C++ -> Java -> C#

[wind raptor]

next.js is for back-end + front end

[rugged root]

Deno is really appealing to me now

[vocal basin]

https://en.cppreference.com/w/c/23

I wonder what that means

[rugged root]

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/maui/

[vocal basin]

finally

now C has 0b integers

allegedly

why put Ruby and Rust together?

[rugged root]

Both start with Ru?

[vocal basin]

@rugged root no, not memory leaks

Rust considers memory leaks safe

strictly safe

Box::leak is a safe method

memory safety is about UB not memory leaks

[rugged root]

Gotcha

[cosmic lark]

well u can always fuck it up if u are writing unsafe rust (specifically for drivers)

[vocal basin]

even without unsafe, there are ways to break things

memory leaks is one of them

[cosmic lark]

send methods or site that mentions em

[vocal basin]

"memory safety doesn't guarantee your program is free of bugs"

[vocal basin]

Box::leak

[cosmic lark]

lets see

[vocal basin]

"the problem with Mojo is it doesn't exist"

[cosmic lark]

"This Box can then be dropped which will properly destroy T and release the allocated memory."

[vocal basin]

and from_raw is unsafe

to properly drop it, you'll have to use unsafe
but not for leaking it

[cosmic lark]

ah right

true

[vocal basin]

likely, but I can try doing without a loop

with a loop in my code

* without

[cosmic lark]

time for a v8 buffer overflow and a quick sbx escape to get js running on "your pc" instead of ur browser

[vocal basin]

I can't write

492 must not use floats

[vocal basin]

looks okay

[rugged root]

@orchid mauve https://javascript.info

[vocal basin]

from itertools import filterfalse
from math import isqrt

class Solution:
    def constructRectangle(self, area: int) -> List[int]:
        height = next(filterfalse(area.__mod__, range(isqrt(area), 0, -1)))
        return area // height, height

[cosmic lark]

javascript is javascript till it enters the microsoft's engine

they call it jscript ig

[vocal basin]

yes

<pre>

[cosmic lark]

just talking in the context of the vc

[vocal basin]

@obsidian dragon you can achieve the same with div and CSS

[cosmic lark]

same

[obsidian dragon]

https://www.w3schools.com/tags/tag_pre.asp

[rugged root]

You still want to learn the basics of JS proper, as TS still builds off of that

[vocal basin]

but pre/etc. are probably better

[cosmic lark]

i mean till browsers drive away from js totally ig there is always a reason to learn it

[cosmic lark]

TS just adds typechecking to a "generated" js

[vocal basin]

context
#voice-chat-text-1 message

[rugged root]

Sort of. There's extra stuff

[rugged root]

Ah, fair enough

[cosmic lark]

no not fairenuf

py-script needs pyoxide which is bloat

unlike builtin js

[vocal basin]

updating PIP may break something
because of breaking changes

[cosmic lark]

• pyscript has severe security problems

[rugged root]

For pip? I've never had or heard of that

[cosmic lark]

even their website example has severe security vulns

like XSS

when its safe sure

but for now not

[rugged root]

That tracks

[cosmic lark]

i would surely moveon once the browser implements builtin python support

[vocal basin]

waiting for JS to return to its original Scheme syntax

some stuff gets removed over time
things might depend on those parts
https://pip.pypa.io/en/stable/news/

Mint?

[cosmic lark]

i would say arch

and gentoo

[echo garden]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Binary_search_algorithm there was Leet code thing happening the other day and i thought of this to speed up the program to 99.7?

[rugged root]

https://puppylinux-woof-ce.github.io/

[vocal basin]

uwubuntu?

[cosmic lark]

u mean uwuntu

[echo garden]

uwu lol

[vocal basin]

seems like yes, UwUntu

[vocal basin]

which program? which task?

99.7 of what?

[echo garden]

i figured that would interest you, sorry gofek was doing something with ... hold on ill look

[vocal basin]

x300 speedup or top .3% time result?

[echo garden]

that was just a guess something to do with quiker running the most people, character strings?

[vocal basin]

in Python, you can't really speed it up x300 because of test system restrictions

whereas for top .3% time, there are probably already people who are doing the same thing, so statistically unlikely; if the problem is popular enough

[vocal basin]

lower bound is around 30ms, upper bound is around 5000ms

[vocal basin]

https://hub.docker.com/_/wordpress

https://replit.com/languages/php7

I guess it can?

self-hosting something like overleaf is nightmare too

[echo garden]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fractional_cascading

[turbid sandal]

@rugged root

[cosmic lark]

12

wordpress isnt that much hard to self host tbh

[rugged root]

What I do?

[turbid sandal]

@rugged root

[echo garden]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Binary_search_algorithm#Fractional_cascading

[rugged root]

What's up?

[vocal basin]

too complex unless you have enough data

[cosmic lark]

switch to mastodon

lmao

[obsidian dragon]

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    <summary>
      <span>Index</span>
      <span>Timestamp</span> |
      <span>Category</span>
      <br><span>Project</span>
    </summary>
    <pre>
hello, <a>this</a> is an example
<span>code</span>
      </pre>
  </details>

@rugged root

check
123
147
159

[rugged root]

Wait, for each one of these posts, are you putting it in by hand?

[obsidian dragon]

yes

PROJECT = "#DDDDDD";
VANITY = "#DD7034";
DISCORD = "#7289DA";
LOGBOOK = "#888888";
STARDRIVE = "#E5B723";
PCFIXIT = "#9A698C";

function recolor(y, i, c) {
  console.log("coloring " + y + " " + c);
  var z = document.querySelectorAll("details");
  z[i].querySelector("summary").style.backgroundColor = c;
  z[i].style.borderColor = c;

}

function loop() {
  let x = document.querySelectorAll("details > summary > span:nth-child(5)");

  var i;
  var color;
  for (i = 0; i < x.length; i++) {
    y = x[i].innerText;

    y == "Project" ? c = PROJECT :
      y == "Vanity" ? c = VANITY :
        y == "Discord" ? c = DISCORD :
          y == "Logbook" ? c = LOGBOOK :
            y == "Star Drive" ? c = STARDRIVE :
              y == "PC FIxIT" ? c = PCFIXIT:
                c = "#111111";
    recolor(y, i, c);
  }
}

loop();

[vocal basin]

looks like it can be a dictionary lookup?

[obsidian dragon]

what's that bro

[vocal basin]

active engagement with the stream

dictionary[y] ?? "#111111"

const colours = {
  "Project": "#DDDDDD",
  "Vanity": "#DD7034",
  "Discord": "#7289DA",
  "Logbook": "#888888",
  "Star Drive": "#E5B723",
  "PC FIxIT": "#9A698C"
};

can't you deploy with builds/actions?

to compile the thing even in GitHub pages

[cosmic lark]

is that a twitch overlay?

[echo garden]

eehhh,

https://tenor.com/view/i-will-be-back-schwarzenegger-arnold-άρνολντσβαρτσενέγκερ-terminator-gif-18273719

[vocal basin]

I'd expect it doesn't

[turbid sandal]

@rugged root
I Promise to never stream anything inapropriate and mainly stream in #764232549840846858 and I soully take responsebility for everything on my screen

[vocal basin]

you can have a temporary database during actions

[gentle flint]

no less than 3 spelling mistakes

[vocal basin]

I think you can even store the result

but I'm not sure

there is a storage limit for actions
but I don't know what exactly it means, other than temporary storage

thing

@rugged root it can just be stored as a file near the index.html

[cosmic lark]

stewie griffin

[vocal basin]

easily queriable, as it's the same domain

you can store Markdown/JSON/whatever
fetch it
and then render it

[rugged root]

https://phiresky.github.io/blog/2021/hosting-sqlite-databases-on-github-pages/

[cosmic lark]

wait

thats not safe

[vocal basin]

depends

if you only read

then somewhat okay

[rugged root]

You can sanitize

[vocal basin]

is writing even possible there? I wouldn't expect so

[rugged root]

There's always a way

[cosmic lark]

hmm

[vocal basin]

eh

you would need to have server-side code for that

client controls the JS site

[cosmic lark]

client side js , ez just put a web proxy and boom

[vocal basin]

!d itertools.tee

[wise cargo]

itertools.tee

itertools.tee(iterable, n=2)```
Return *n* independent iterators from a single iterable.

The following Python code helps explain what *tee* does (although the actual implementation is more complex and uses only a single underlying FIFO queue):

[rugged root]

@maiden quiver How goes it

[maiden quiver]

@rugged root all good how are you?

[rugged root]

Not too shabby. Just shabby enough

[maiden quiver]

@rugged root got you, just here to listen in.

[vocal basin]

checking my Rust code base for places where it can panic

most of it seems to be in test code

also trying to simplify the import structure so I don't need wildcard imports

or maybe I choose wildcard imports are good enough because I control the code which is getting imported

• it's statically compiled, so less ways to fail

yes, it does have them

statically compiled languages deal with it a little bit better

some people openly advocate for using them in, for example, Java

and, also, like

C#

where it's a normal thing

I almost don't remember ever seeing someone import a single class instead of the whole namespace in C#

[rugged root]

Wonder if it properly prunes off the things it doesn't need

[vocal basin]

well, yes, because it's static

XHTML is the one that's a separate language

apparently, strict structure didn't go well with HTML nature

@peak nacelle server or peer-to-peer?

@orchid mauve are you running it behind a proxy?

@peak nacelle SSL?

Cloudflare fucks over users quite a lot
but it protects the site owners very well

[knotty marlin]

@rugged root can i simplify (a==1) pr (b==1) to ((a or b)==1)

[vocal basin]

not in Python

[knotty marlin]

u sure ??

[vocal basin]

!e

print((2 or 3) == 1)

[wise cargo]

@vocal basin :white_check_mark: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.

False

[vocal basin]

though

!e

print((2 or 1) == 1)

[wise cargo]

@vocal basin :white_check_mark: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.

False

[knotty marlin]

it seems to be working

[vocal basin]

this

[knotty marlin]

oh

[vocal basin]

this fails

because

!e

print(2 or 1)

[wise cargo]

@vocal basin :white_check_mark: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.

2

[vocal basin]

0 or y equals y
x or y equals x for x!=0

if x and y are numbers

[knotty marlin]

oh so it takes the value that is different than 0 cause 0 == False

[vocal basin]

what amazon acquisition?

[knotty marlin]

and not zero which any other number is True ?

and the first one at that

[vocal basin]

(I heard Discord not Twitch, so that's why asking)

[ebon mist]

!past

[wise cargo]

Pasting large amounts of code

If your code is too long to fit in a codeblock in Discord, you can paste your code here:
https://paste.pythondiscord.com/

After pasting your code, save it by clicking the floppy disk icon in the top right, or by typing ctrl + S. After doing that, the URL should change. Copy the URL and post it here so others can see it.

[vocal basin]

x or y is equivalent to x if x else y

mostly

[ebon mist]

https://paste.pythondiscord.com/iborazupor

[vocal basin]

bool(x) for x that is int is equivalent to x!=0

[knotty marlin]

alright thank u

[dapper mist]

@pure gust Is it possible to request for a time slot where I can use the Live Coding room to teach some Python or Django concept (maybe for an hour)? [Obviously after I get voice verified]

[vocal basin]

wrong hemlock

[gentle flint]

your first message was yesterday and it was already pushing about getting streaming for python tutorials
why the eagerness?

[dapper mist]

@gentle flint Just trying to ask @rugged root directly because it looked like he was online. If it is a clear No, then I'll just shut up about this.

Since it looks like I need to justify my silence. It's just that I have been more of a lurker, but realised that I will have to participate if I plan to get more involved. So I am not a bot, I know I have not messaged a lot before this. But plan to participate more going forward.

[echo garden]

the government wants companies to Provide "Quantum-Resistant" Keys for future issues.. so the way it is now, people are storing encrypted data for future use of a quantum computer...

what?

how dose a programmer rectify an encryption to be "quantum-resistant" when the way quantum works is identifying every possible combination. this SEEMS unresonable.

[vocal basin]

resistant to known quantum algorithms so far

even if the quantum computer can process all possible states, getting a coherent result out of it is still difficult

[echo garden]

what about semi-coherent?

[vocal basin]

define semi-coherent.

[echo garden]

there's enough info to rectify data into "Something" mathematics can "fill in" gaps.

much like a CD gettting scratched

noise

[vocal basin]

you can't get more information by post-processing

maths isn't magic

if the computer outputs basically nothing, you can't "fill in the gaps"

[echo garden]

@vocal basin no, however nothing can be state of mind lol

[vocal basin]

there already exists a perfect quantum-proof encryption function

!d operator.xor

[wise cargo]

operator.xor

operator.xor(a, b)``````py

operator.__xor__(a, b)```
Return the bitwise exclusive or of *a* and *b*.

[vocal basin]

... if you have enough terabytes of a secure key

[open jetty]

@whole bear do you know the original video of the cat?

[rugged root]

I'm not against the idea. Did you have a particular lesson plan or something in mind?

[plucky dagger]

i am back

[gentle flint]

hi back, I'm dad

[plucky dagger]

wtf

[ebon mist]

map = {}

'x str' = '-5000'
'y str' = '-5000'
'x' = -5000
'y' = -5000
'xy' = 'x str' +,+'y str' 
map = map +'xy'
while 'x','y' != 5001,5001:

    'x' = 'x' + 1
    'y' = 'y' + 1  
    'x str' = 'x'.str()
    'y str' = 'y'.str()

[echo garden]

THIS is a facinating learning experience of quantum computers incase anyone is interested

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-UrdExQW0cs

[plucky dagger]

.sins

[dapper mist]

Thank you @rugged root I had a few:

1. Building something simple in Django, maybe something from https://nedbatchelder.com/text/kindling.html or from https://github.com/karan/Projects
2. I work extensively with Scrapy so I could teach that very well too. Building a simple Web scraper (there are test sites to use for such purposes so that we do not disrupt actual ones)

[plucky dagger]

.wondertwins

[viscid lagoon]

Form of super cool balls of steam!

[plucky dagger]

.youtube

.uwu

[viscid lagoon]

In the future, don't do that.

Your input was invalid: Your message must have content or you must reply to a message.

Usage:```
.uwu [text=None]

[plucky dagger]

@whole bear

[vocal basin]

there is audiorelay
but it's proprietary

[plucky dagger]

make Zhaxxy come

and gofek

[cinder dawn]

@lunar haven 🍔

he will be here soon.

[plucky dagger]

okie

[plucky dagger]

shit

i am so upset

[dapper mist]

@ebon mist is map supposed to be a dict?

[echo garden]

@ebon mist awesome look at the video what your trying to do

[vocal basin]

https://youtu.be/vLWgMyMKpYY

[plucky dagger]

mr beast

i have a youtube channel

[vocal basin]

the way chunks are stored is closer to a dictionary than to a list anyway

[plucky dagger]

can someone sub to my channel

[vocal basin]

@rugged root but it's sparse

limited but sparse, extremely sparse

[rugged root]

I'm falling to your knowledge

[vocal basin]

limited for correctness reasons rather than structure reasons

[dapper mist]

xy_map = []
for x in range(-5000, 1):
  ymap = []
  for y in range(-5000, 1):
  ymap.append((x, y))
  xy_map.append(ymap)   

Will this work @ebon mist ?

[vocal basin]

there are also R-Trees

[plucky dagger]

try it

[vocal basin]

R-Trees are built into SQLite, afaik

there is also a package for it

[plucky dagger]

ok

[vocal basin]

https://pypi.org/project/Rtree/

the docs
https://rtree.readthedocs.io/en/latest/

this is actually approaching GIS

I'd suggest not bothering with writing a data structure yourself, at least at first

(and using something like rtree package instead)

[vocal basin]

pharmarchism

[vocal basin]

wait, how many points this is?

sounds like

a lot

25M?

[dapper mist]

Can you give a short example of the output you are looking for?

what will the keys of the dict be?

[vocal basin]

time to integrate SQL into numpy

[dapper mist]

Yes. But that is what @ebon mist was looking for, or atleast what I understood of it at the time.

[ebon mist]

{'0.0':{state}}

[dapper mist]

What do you mean exactly, you can already import and run queries no?

[vocal basin]

that is what's called a "joke" referencing the context in VC

[open jetty]

dang

can i save it tho?

can i save the video

[dapper mist]

So this is;

{
    'x.y': {'some-string that is a state representation'}
}

???

[open jetty]

i usually ask for permission before i save stuff

thx

[ebon mist]

yes

[high wren]

@vocal basin Yo

[vocal basin]

"so far"

!e

from pprint import pprint
from random import randint

d = {}
for _ in range(10):
    d[(randint(-5000, 5000), randint(-5000, 5000))] = None
pprint(d)

[wise cargo]

@vocal basin :white_check_mark: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.

001 | {(-4635, 3422): None,
002 |  (-650, -3149): None,
003 |  (-552, -4059): None,
004 |  (-71, 3257): None,
005 |  (15, 4800): None,
006 |  (925, -2757): None,
007 |  (984, 326): None,
008 |  (2119, 158): None,
009 |  (2155, 4996): None,
010 |  (2873, 418): None}

[vocal basin]

!e

import rtree

[wise cargo]

@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 |     import rtree
004 | ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'rtree'

[vocal basin]

depends a lot on whether you need it all filled in as the world expands

[dapper mist]

xy_map = {}
for x in range(-5000, 1):
  for y in range(-5000, 1):
    xy_map[str(x) + '.' + str(y)] = "State-here"

@ebon mist

[vocal basin]

I think tuples are easier to manipulate

[rugged root]

Fair

[vocal basin]

all the string conversion can be done during ser/deser

[dapper mist]

@ebon mist probably wants to do this only once for some sort of level generation. But yes this can obviously be optimized further

[vocal basin]

it can actually be a mixed structure

array for origin
mapping for extension

[rugged root]

True

[dapper mist]

They seem to be talking about it in the Voice Chat 0 voice channel

Yes, you just need to dump the xy_map to JSON

Add:

import json

...

jstr = json.dumps(xy_map)
with open("mapjson.json", "w") as f:
  f.write(jstr)  

[peak nacelle]

K thanks 👍

[warm atlas]

anyone knows bs4 here?

[dapper mist]

I can help. Please don't ask to ask, just add your query in full and people can leave their responses when they see it.

[warm atlas]

i want to scrape youtube links from this
https://www.youtube.com/@PW-Foundation/videos

of first 5 videos

[gentle flint]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GeoTIFF

[dapper mist]

OK, With youtube I'd suggest using youtube-dl

@warm atlas

[somber heath]

It reminds me of the Magic Eye source depthmaps.

[warm atlas]

wait

[peak nacelle]

Cool

[warm atlas]

1 sec

[rugged root]

!ytdl

[wise cargo]

Our youtube-dl, or equivalents, policy

Per Python Discord's Rule 5, we are unable to assist with questions related to youtube-dl, pytube, or other YouTube video downloaders, as their usage violates YouTube's Terms of Service.

For reference, this usage is covered by the following clauses in YouTube's TOS, as of 2021-03-17:

The following restrictions apply to your use of the Service. You are not allowed to:

1. access, reproduce, download, distribute, transmit, broadcast, display, sell, license, alter, modify or otherwise use any part of the Service or any Content except: (a) as specifically permitted by the Service;  (b) with prior written permission from YouTube and, if applicable, the respective rights holders; or (c) as permitted by applicable law;

3. access the Service using any automated means (such as robots, botnets or scrapers) except: (a) in the case of public search engines, in accordance with YouTube’s robots.txt file; (b) with YouTube’s prior written permission; or (c) as permitted by applicable law;

9. use the Service to view or listen to Content other than for personal, non-commercial use (for example, you may not publicly screen videos or stream music from the Service)

[rugged root]

We don't give support for this

[warm atlas]

@dapper mist i want to scrape the href in the youtube

its mine assignement

here is the attempt

[rugged root]

Again, we don't assist with scraping YouTube here

[warm atlas]

okay

sorry

why?

[rugged root]

It's fine, now you know

[dapper mist]

Noted @rugged root I was just pointing to a better solution since I do not think what he is trying to do is possible with BS4.

[rugged root]

Newb, the bot embed message should tell you

[ebon mist]

$ /bin/python3 /home/pappycat/Desktop/code/project-peacock-rpg/0.00.05/main.py
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/home/pappycat/Desktop/code/project-peacock-rpg/0.00.05/main.py", line 4, in <module>
xy_map[str(x) + '.' + str(y)] = None
TypeError: list indices must be integers or slices, not str

[terse needle]

try xy_map = {}

[dapper mist]

@terse needle is right - I edited the original

xy_map = {}

And then you get to know that everything is an object in Python 😛

[knotty marlin]

does position of the function determine which one is executed before the other or does the order of which one is called first determine it

[dapper mist]

Why would the order/position matter? Functions only work when called right? Or did you mean something else and I am missing the context?

[knotty marlin]

like lets say I def funcA and func B and then call funcA() and then call funcB()

I assumed that funcA would do it's thing first

[knotty marlin]

but in my code funcB executed before

[dapper mist]

You probably have funcA calling funcB or something of this sort. Could you paste your code here?

[knotty marlin]

oh my code is huge

how can I paste it

[dapper mist]

Is it multiple files or is it one file with lots of code?

[knotty marlin]

it's about 146 lines

[dapper mist]

can you use pastebin.com , paste the code there and then share the link here?

[knotty marlin]

so it might be above what they can take in

!pastebin

[wise cargo]

Pasting large amounts of code

If your code is too long to fit in a codeblock in Discord, you can paste your code here:
https://paste.pythondiscord.com/

After pasting your code, save it by clicking the floppy disk icon in the top right, or by typing ctrl + S. After doing that, the URL should change. Copy the URL and post it here so others can see it.

[dapper mist]

Yes that will work too

I just need a way to look at the code 😄

[knotty marlin]

https://paste.pythondiscord.com/gefucuhuzu

[dapper mist]

Cool, looking at it now.

[knotty marlin]

I am trying to reset the thing but it resets before even creating the x mark

[dapper mist]

Which functions are we alking about now?

[knotty marlin]

which is not what Inteded

let me explain how to it works

so currPos takes in the postion where I clicked

and checks which grid it is with a lot of if statements

and where it is it creates an x image

or o

with a variable name "a" holding how many moves

if a >4 it calls check()

check sees if it's 1 of the 8 conditions and prints player 1 wins or player 2 wins

and then I want to reset

the problem is reset for some reason is called before drawing the last X or O

it's hard to explain the problem run the code

[dapper mist]

@ebon mist can you paste your error here?

So it looks like the reset() method is being called because your remaining conditions in yoru check() are not working correctly or succesfully

I don't think I will be running the code sorry.

But I'd advise trying to refactor the code by removing the global variables, they can cause a lot of confusion or overlap or unexpected behaviour. That could be one cause of the issue.

[vocal basin]

you can write to a file directly with json.dump

or, if you're using dumps, you can abstract away the with-open-write using Path("mapjson.json").write_text(jstr)

[knotty marlin]

I am not that advanced

I am just a beginner

[dapper mist]

Cool, was not aware of writing with dump

[ebon mist]

import json

xy_map = {}
for x in range(50,1):
    for y in range(50,1):

        for x in range(-50,1):
            for y in range(50,1):

                for x in range(50,1):
                    for y in range(-50,1):

                        for x in range(-50,1):
                            for y in range(-50,1):
                                xy_map[f"{x}.{y}"] = None

print(xy_map)

jstr = json.dumps(xy_map)
with open("mapjson.json", "w") as f:
    f.write(jstr)

?

[rugged root]

No

[knotty marlin]

I FIXED IT

[rugged root]

I mean the best thing to do is to try

[knotty marlin]

I just needed to update

wise words master Hemlock

@dapper mist it seems that the function did work but it just wouldn't show what happened until it finished

[ebon mist]

why is 'mapjson.json' blank??

[dapper mist]

@ebon mist any errors show up? did you search for the file? maybe it is created in a different place?

[ebon mist]

i dided

[dapper mist]

OK. Can you replace xy_map[f"{x}.{y}"] = None with xy_map[f"{x}.{y}"] = 'hello'

[rugged root]

Why do this as a string instead of a tuple?

xy_map[(x, y)] = None

[ebon mist]

i got it ```py
import json

xy_map = {}
for x in range(-50, 51):
for y in range(-50, 51):
xy_map[f"{x}.{y}"] = None

print(xy_map)

jstr = json.dumps(xy_map)
with open("mapjson.json", "w") as f:
f.write(jstr)

and it worked!!

[knotty marlin]

is ```py
((a==b==c==d)!="")

[terse needle]

no

you are checking if they are all equal and if the boolean result of that is not equal to ""

[knotty marlin]

damn it

[rugged root]

all(item != "" for item in [a, b, c, d])

[knotty marlin]

thanks master hemlock

your words are wise as always

[vocal basin]

all([a, b, c, d])

... assuming those are strings

[vocal basin]

it might work if you remove parentheses
but that's not the most clean way to check that all are non-empty

though

it needs them to be equal

so it won't work for "a","b","c","d", for example

!e

print("a"=="a"!="")
print("a"==""!="")
print(""=="a"!="")
print("a"=="b"!="")

[wise cargo]

@vocal basin :white_check_mark: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.

001 | True
002 | False
003 | False
004 | False

[vocal basin]

last one is where the error would be

@midnight agate illustration for the xor thing

[vocal basin]

oh, wait, I put the cross the wrong way

corrected version

or like this

[whole bear]

Hello

I have no privacy here.

[dense ibex]

.

[silver stratus]

Alisa, I unable to talk in serer

[rugged root]

Has your privacy been previously violated or something?

And in fairness, that's any public forum

[whole bear]

i'm at work and I can't be my regular online self.

[rugged root]

Goooootcha

I thought you meant no privacy because it would be in this VC

I'm with ya now

[knotty marlin]

is bigger code better than smaller code ? aka does size matter ?

[vocal basin]

usually the opposite
but it always depends on the context

the larger the code, the higher the "cost"
"cost" not as asset, but as a liability

[knotty marlin]

very well spoken words

smaller is better

[rugged root]

https://tenor.com/Iga8.gif

[peak field]

lol

[cosmic lark]

ulu

wlw

[knotty marlin]

@lunar haven yourself

haha

finally used your name properly

indeed

keep the love going

nani

love is an unstoppable force

what do u think would represent an immovable object

[austere lava]

what's the cooldown time to speak in voice

[cinder dawn]

@lunar haven just had a ketchup burger

it was trash

like going to a bakery

too much bread is too much

it feels too healthy

i quit starbs

ohh yeah

[austere lava]

food pyramid is western propaganda

[cinder dawn]

ur eating too many burgers

eating burgers no bread jus keptchup

ngl i dont drink water

i jus drink juice

[cinder dawn]

new and improved

how much pure water do u drink

i threw starbucks under the bus

[austere lava]

yo

[cinder dawn]

i whistleblew

[austere lava]

i'm trying to get voice to work

[cinder dawn]

W

[austere lava]

voice is suppressed for me, presumably because i just rejoined the discord

i dunno why i left

lol

[craggy kayak]

wazzup?

[austere lava]

finds the bus 🤣

[cinder dawn]

bites tghe dust

the

too much ketchup

[craggy kayak]

too much ketchup?

dafuq

[cinder dawn]

its very serious

[craggy kayak]

I believe u

[cinder dawn]

i took the hands of god

[craggy kayak]

blumewique

[cinder dawn]

replaced it with buns, pickles, cheese and a burger

[austere lava]

brb

[cinder dawn]

bloom in wick

[craggy kayak]

gotcha

[cinder dawn]

had to think of a username

i like the word bloom a lot

and then thought of a random thing

bloom in wick

yea

like the tip though

where did gofek come from

a generator?

i love gofek

gofek yourself

[craggy kayak]

practice for interview or just leetcoding 4 fun?

[cinder dawn]

brb

[craggy kayak]

yeap

< 3

is it?

ahh yeah aha

I should start working my leet code skills too

U working already?

Noice, I'm might start with that too

Those are the hardest ones right? (DP)

ahh gotcha

yh

[cinder dawn]

i would do leetcode but i can never comprehend the questions

idk what it is but i just cant comprehend

[craggy kayak]

you gotta practice bruh

[knotty marlin]

leet code let's goo

don't know how things work

[cinder dawn]

true true

[craggy kayak]

gotta start somewhere I guess

[knotty marlin]

yeah

[cinder dawn]

ive been using codechef

[knotty marlin]

well gotta start with binary code then

gotta speak to da machine directly

[cinder dawn]

which is leetcode but for stupid people#

[craggy kayak]

I used to go on binarysearch.com but it died #RIP

[knotty marlin]

any thing is good to stimulate brain

[knotty marlin]

you killed it

[craggy kayak]

maybe, I was to good 4 that

[knotty marlin]

or maybe you learned something you musn't have learned

NOT YET

thus it was struck by the hammer of banishment for violation of the law of the universe

so you should always use what you learned from dead sites to achieve greatness and honor their sacrefice

[cinder dawn]

gofek died

[muted spade]

Yes sir?

[whole bear]

A lot if, I don't unterstand anything

Hey

for me one confuses the other, but I understood what you are saying

Undertand*

ps. My english is not good, but i'm trying rs

[obsidian fractal]

HI

[tropic carbon]

@lunar haven you tagged me 🙂

[whole bear]

@lunar haven i'm not seying your screen, can you restart the transmission please

now yes

thanks

Ok, I just saw it now, sorry

Yep

what time is it? in their places in the case

This time

6:75

Damn

Sorry

6:57

I am from brazil, here this is only like rs or lol

here is 8pm

🙂

you all are from america?

[whole bear]

I don't think so

I wanna go someday to visit, one day...

Well, to see other culture too

Ops

No no, I marked for mistake

The Brazilians who go there talk a lot about it

My English is very bad? If you don't understand something, just let me know and I'll try to fix it, like on time

Noo

It's really far

Yep

Brazil! Hello

oi (Hello)

tururu

Sabe português? Tudo bem e você? (Do you know portuguese? fine and you?)

rs

@whole bear idn if this is correct, but is a estimated data

Its not my intention

But yes

Que legal!! (how cool)
Se quiser conversar alguma hora para aprender algo só me chamar! (If you want to talk sometime only for learning something, just chat me)

Wow, I not see that :-0

Eu traduzo por conta do nosso amigo inglês entender mais ou menos o que está acontecendo (I translate because of our english friend)

I like too, in brazil we love pizza

only for you know, yes

I see here

Ohhh, now I understand that part, thanks

I don't like it

It's strange, but I prefer java, if I not use python, of course

ima dude

lo

i came to ask for help

What do you need?

Hello

help with my discord bot

i coded it setup everything. but i can't run it

show the message error please

i wish i could screenshare

We need to be in here like 3 days to liberate that ye?

Your python version is ok with that?

[whole bear]

im on the recent one

But some libraries don't have the suport from the recent

[whole bear]

dms?

I like food
We're all different

[lost gorge]

Hi!

Not avalible for voice)

Im sorry not so good in english. You want coffe ans shower? Got you right?

😄

I speak only russian learning english

How long you learning python?

Have good time! 🙂

Ahah

[nimble ingot]

What

[open tinsel]

hello

im just joining for fun

its fine to ping me

i setup something earlier and it delets it self if it goes out of the file it was created

for whatever reason

i copyed it but then it dissapeares

so i have to turn it into a zip then unzip it somewhere else

for it not to self destruct

yea

nah i use software for zipping but

i can create somethign to destory eardrums with python

pydub

i sent it to you

its good for exploding eardrums

i dont know if i can

oh here

yea

i mean its not horrible

oh it is

i forgot im at 27 percent volume