maybe it sounds funny in my native language. I did not think about the difference in perceptions
#voice-chat-text-0
lost gorge
wind patio
it was funny to me
lost gorge
happy to hear
fossil void
guys i dunno why people think and say that is better programing in iOS than Win
im so blinded about what you can do in iOS and dont Win or Linux
lmao
on this TOPIC
wind patio
@slender sierra
fossil void
hiiii
whole bear
sup
fossil void
hallo na wie i dunno
whole bear
i didnt know
fossil void
i saw her
wind patio
just enjoy dont send
fossil void
nein
o yeah you got me here coding
im havard student from now
i ll do my best
you got cats ?
cat==love
my cat also loves programing
he knows the keyboard
lost gorge
bye guys have to go!
fossil void
bye have a good night
or day
also i have to go, have a good night, it was a great chat and remember guys "ON THIS TOPIC" see ya
lost gorge
@wind patio What is your python level?
obsidian dragon
translating to jquery
function loop() {
let x = $("details>summary>span:nth-child(5)");
$(x).each(function(index) {
i = index;
y = $(this).text();
c = colours[$(this).text()]
recolor(y,i,c)
})
}
lol let x equal what ...?
obsidian dragon
like 8am ish
indigo lion
!voice
wise cargoBOT
warped raft
hello @indigo lionhow is your day going
indigo lion
nah just to touch some grass
warped raft
nice
warped raft
hello @rocky yew how are you doing
how is your day going
i am just a 15y/o student
just trying to learn some programming languages
did the basics of java and python
and now learning advanced java
India
ok
robust bone
hey
obsidian dragon
const colours = {
"Project": "#DDDDDD",
"Vanity": "#DD7034",
"Discord": "#7289DA",
"Logbook": "#888888",
"Star Drive": "#FFE417",
"PC FIxIT": "#9A698C",
"Quicklinks": "#7A958E",
"Youtube": "#E31937",
"Book": "#D6BB87"
};
function loop() {
let x = $("details>summary>span:nth-child(5)");
$(x).each(function(index) {
color = colours[$(this).text()];
$(this).closest("details")
.css("border-color", color);
$(this).parent()
.css("background", color);
console.log(index + " " +
$(this).text() +
" gets colored " + color);
})
}
function setpost() {
// const obj = JSON.parse(database);
}
//setpost();
loop();
I'm done for today
whole bear
bro
ım muted
:D
where are you from
@lunar haven
bro ım muted
bro ım from turkey
please talk slowly
ı dont understand
:D
:f
press f to pay respect
BRO what do you say
surreal cape
f
surreal cape
where are you from?
whole bear
turkey
ım bored
:D
bro you are racıst?
:D
are you greek?
BRO TALK SLOWLY
ı dont understand
surreal cape
YES
surreal cape
koksal is GOD
amber maple
hello
how do I get mic permission
I had 2 tabs open
I think sth weird
buggy
but rn no permission 😄
ok i asked
I have typing privilege good
Sow what happened, did you give me mic rights for a moment or what
cause I did see my icon going green
ok
ye im waiting
ye
""
yea
I am just a little gnome
ok I did
hello super </dev>
ok my friend is ready now
I gotta go haha
but I willbe back
wise cargoBOT
:incoming_envelope: :ok_hand: applied timeout to @whole bear until <t:1688244084:f> (10 minutes) (reason: duplicates spam - sent 4 duplicate messages).
The <@&831776746206265384> have been alerted for review.
gritty garnet
@whole bear were you trying to get voice verified? If so, please don't spam in order to do so, otherwise you'll end up getting voice banned - engage meaningfully. I'm going to let the mute stand.
hey 👋
nah, not today :p
!ban 1110651950854324346 not appropriate for this server
wise cargoBOT
:incoming_envelope: :ok_hand: applied ban to @cerulean cave permanently.
whole bear
ow
Me when dealing with 2 hours software
:)
:D
:-)
:))
is name ascıı art
:D
surreal cape
"| _ _ |",
"| ,':`._.':`. |",
"| ..-':::::::' `--.. |",
"| \\::::::::: / |",
"| _`.:::::: `._ |",
"| .':::_.`--'. ,'--'._ `, |",
"| `.::: o :: o : ,' |",
"| ,':`.____.;:.____.' `. |",
"-------------------------------",
@snow oasis BR?
snow oasis
yes
surreal cape
me too
snow oasis
nice
toxic arch
fr
silk jewel
surreal cape
ionic dove
bagel
surreal cape
pseudo umbra
oh is sooooooooooooooooo loooooooooooooooooong
surreal cape
Im collecting some data from an ETL API I have developed at my job to build a dashboard
not so interesting
fossil void
hellothere
what
?
ok perfect
enyjoy it
yeah there a episodes
do you know why that i cant use the microphone
?
max
im going to be get mad with this
does anyone want to study aerospace engineering too ?
delicate veldt
Hi @lunar haven
Could you elaborate a bit what you're working on for the late joiners?
Is this specific voice channel only to be used for the MIT course?
Awesome thanks!
I've been hacking away at a stock market low-frequency trading benchmarking system, low frequency in the sense that portfolios are re-balanced once every quarter. I'm trying to make different strategies "compete" against each other using different search algorithm. One interesting finding is that it seems that a random monte carlo style search is better at finding good strategies than using approximate search algorithms such as Simulated Annealing or Genetic Algorithms.... Of course all (most of it) in Python, the rest in in SQL!
Just wanting to share what I'm working on, no worries.
Im sharing what I am working on currently.
Using python to analyze what stock market strategies perform best by ranking stocks.
Millions of possible combinations so reducing search space is key.
72 quintillion to be precise 😄
dense hemlock
?
delicate veldt
Not parameters, possible solutions!
Assuming that we have 8 sectors and 4 indicators the total number of possible configurations are going to be: 72,969,250,332,651,749,376
The math is a bit extensive to share here, but yeah large search space !
wise cargoBOT
@whole bear :white_check_mark: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.
2,000,000,000,000
If interesting sharing a snippet of how I got to that number
How can I just share markdown formatted text?
@whole bear I'm from Argentina.
delicate veldt
If interesting sharing a snippet of how I got to that number
## Quantifying the search space
Suppose we have a ranking system that uses 4 variables and associates a specific weight to a variable.
The sum of weights must equal to one.
Now suppose we want to discretize our search space into increments of 0.01.
We can express this using the following relationships.
```py
x = 0.01*a
y = 0.01*b
z = 0.01*c
w = 0.01*d
0.01 * (a + b + c + d) = 100
C(n, r) = n! / [(r!)*(n-r)!]
C(100, 4) = 3,921,225
If we are to search different stock rankings, different sector weightings, and a stop loss tolerance as we do in version 0.01 of mercury then the size of our parameter space is going to be a very large number.
Assuming that we have 8 sectors and 4 indicators the total number of possible configurations are going to be: 72,969,250,332,651,749,376
72 Quintillion possibilities.
frail void
I've been in this server for a good year now lol but no I haven't send 50 messages
im good how about yourself
lol yea I've been in other serves besides this
delicate veldt
Where are you from @lunar haven
vocal basin
depends on rounding
frail void
I saw is past tense
hearty wind
hi
frail void
you giving a lecture?
delicate veldt
You'll get smart really soon!
frail void
learn by mistakes is what I do... ;/
delicate veldt
learn by mistakes is what I do... ;/
Like we all do, informed trial and error
They say fish is better for the brain, omega3 you know
hearty wind
I gave a lecture to a u10s rugby team the other day about their attacking structure
delicate veldt
We rolling they hating'
frail void
SUIIIIIII - Ronaldo is all I know
hearty wind
my friend knows a few of the irish players
hes mma
johnny sexton is my favourite player of all time
my dad went to school with him
like 38 i think
37
frail void
this a MIT course lec?
u at MIT?
ah I gotchu (means I understand)
lol
no I don't have cable
no it runs local
frail void
my goto response when someone asks me if I got something - I don't have cable
have fun learning
hearty wind
wait nvm im just gonna use customtkinter
its newer and is more powerful
NOW WAY THERES A GIRL IN HERE
I HAVENT TALKED TO A GIRL IN 14 YEARS
@fallow musk ARE YOU A GIRL?????
UMMMM
he must be young as hell
nah he js sounds rlly young
vocal basin
NOW WAY THERES A GIRL IN HERE
why be surprised about that?
hearty wind
why be surprised about that?
taking the piss mate
vocal basin
@midnight agate more code evolution plots
(I'm a little bit surprised that matplotlib was even able to handle this)
west epoch
@vocal basin These plots look interesting. Is it possible to refer to the jupyter NB/python code for this?
vocal basin
<@264054779888533515> These plots look interesting. Is it possible to refer to t...
important tools used:
git
pathlib.Path.rglob for walking the files
collections.Counter for tracking differences between commits
matplotlib.stackplot for drawing the thing
fallow musk
<@558057522511085580> ARE YOU A GIRL?????
Yes I am
wind raptor
@terse drift in here
terse drift
voice-veryify
wind raptor
!voice
wise cargoBOT
terse drift
somber heath
@neon agate 👋
zinc dagger
heyy
still not elegible to talk yet 😭
anyone of u guys good at debugging?
yeah, thats what i am talking abt
ah
i use pycharm
OOP
uhh, its a lot of files
prob like 8 files
and they are classes that depend on each other
yeah, exactly
nah, this is an assignment, so its starter code that i was given, so these imports are correct
yeah, makes sense
but the imports are right
yeah
exactly
yeah, ik
thats the problem
idk what the problem is 😭
so i wanted to use the debugger to see what exactly is happening
oh 😂
yeah
ah ok 😭
but i mean if i dont pass their tests, i wont pass the actual tests they run on it
so i wont get the grade i would like to achieve
yeah, makes sense
i wish i could stream
wdym by that
well anyways, u guys have a good night!
wind raptor
i wish i could stream
Sorry, can't grant that until you have voice privs
zinc dagger
Sorry, can't grant that until you have voice privs
ah ok, makes sense
hope i am close enought to having privs 😭
lavish rover
@wind raptor why have .len() when there's already .size?
wind raptor
<@373121697957543946> why have `.len()` when there's already `.size`?
I added it before size
lavish rover
ah fair
vocal basin
in some sense, visualisation came before the code to generate it
i.e. I was trying to make this exact thing, and writing the code was quite simple
wise cargoBOT
minor raft
yeah, she dumb af
woeful hatch
@whole bear If youre gonna sit in here and complain and tell us to shut up, why are you even here in the first place?
minor raft
<@456226577798135808> If youre gonna sit in here and complain and tell us to shu...
yeah
Exactly
woeful hatch
@whole bear "Stop talking about programming it's so boring" You must've forgot this server is for Python
whole bear
<@456226577798135808> If youre gonna sit in here and complain and tell us to shu...
when did I ask y'all to shut up?
whole bear
<@456226577798135808> "Stop talking about programming it's so boring" You must'v...
are you dum? stop misquoting me
woeful hatch
are you dum? stop misquoting me
Nah im good
dry jasper
todayisnew
wise cargoBOT
minor raft
thats not python
cosmic lark
i can
but how does that matter?
the name of the algorithm or the ways to counter it?
vocal basin
the name of the algorithm or the ways to counter it?
timing attacks, given the if
turbid sandal
wohoooooooooo
minor raft
wohoooooooooo
cosmic lark
depends on the 128 or 256 version
vocal basin
128/192/256, standard
cosmic lark
yep
vocal basin
I think Rijndael defines larger possible keys, but those didn't make it into the standard
cosmic lark
ok
vocal basin
> Related-key attacks can break AES-256 and AES-192 with complexities 2^99.5 and 2^176 in both time and data, respectively.
wait what, why is 256 with lower complexity
cosmic lark
ok so what algo is it?
vocal basin
!e
KEY = bytes.fromhex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
print(len(KEY))
@vocal basin :white_check_mark: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.
240
weird
cosmic lark
it clearly seems aes tbh, just see if u can find the box
cosmic lark
!e
```py
KEY = bytes.fromhex('DC CD A2 67 D5 2A 0F 10 11 5A 9B 58 CA 05 06 77 B8...
not the entire key
pretty sure
yep
vocal basin
ah
cosmic lark
if u can stream the debugging process that is
or the static analysis part
also try to see if u have the box
or u can just send me the binary and gimme a few mins
to analyse it for ya
havent done any re for long
yep sure
no worries, lol time to brush up my rusted skills
ghidra probs tbh, gotta modify the sleigh definitions if i have some free time to waste on the awful dev process of ghidra
yep
cinder dawn
hello
somber heath
vocal basin
this doesn't look like AES
missing pre-computed arrays for Galois field arithmetic
ah
just not in the code you sent
then, yes, given that, it does look close enough to AES
!rule 5 <-- just remember this
wise cargoBOT
vocal basin
if ToS says it's not fine, it's not fine
but idk what ToS says
cosmic lark
did u decrypt the eboot.bin?
prxtool?
yep
i gotta download ghidra
i wish there was an idc or pyida plugin
for that
hmmm
lemme update my ghidra
2 min
australia
aes
256
lmao updated ghidra only to know the plugin supports upto ghidra 10.2.3
very sad
i can mute myself still speak
discord websockets sucks
very bad
ik
dense ibex
voice is like the one thing discord is good at
dense ibex
also the gateway is fairly accurate from my expirence
cosmic lark
yk what @whole bear cant download ghidra rn ;-;
u r on ur own
just put the enc data and the key together and try python aes module to decrypt maybe?
use pycryptodomex or something
to test
also there is cipheyy online
to test ur data encryption
cinder dawn
@dense ibex whats the job
we had somethinf extremely similar in my last job
i was Partner of the quarter twice in a row
and barista champion a week later 
@dense ibex our partner of the quarter wsa picked by our district manager
hollow oriole
unmute me pls
vocal basin
!voice
wise cargoBOT
cinder dawn
is it a drive thru starbs
dense ibex
yes
hollow oriole
gg
cinder dawn
i fucking hate that
@somber heath i did
i got partner of the quarter twice ina row
no no it was favouritism
i applied myself the msot
and invested the most
i ws doing 40 hours while in school
dense ibex
hi @uncut meteor
uncut meteor
Je ne parle Anglais
dense ibex
I don't speak whatever the fuck that is
uncut meteor
*Francais
dense ibex
yeah that's what I thought
vocal basin
@midnight agate
no loops
||```py
from collections import Counter
from operator import itemgetter
class Solution:
def smallerNumbersThanCurrent(self, nums: List[int]) -> List[int]:
ix = sorted(Counter(nums).items())
indices = dict(map(reversed, enumerate(map(itemgetter(0), ix))))
accumulated = list(accumulate((map(itemgetter(1), ix)), initial=0))
return map(accumulated.getitem, map(indices.getitem, nums))
"what do you mean weird singleton?
all singletons are weird"
not severe enough
(at least for pinging the role)
somber heath
Chessssh, or chessossh?
gentle flint
@dense ibex
https://www.flitsmeister.com/
west epoch
Jansenn pharmaceutical is part of Johnson and Johnson (baby products company), that could be one of the reasons why it was widely addressed as Johnson and Johnson vaccine across USA
cinder dawn
anyone else get this? lol
vocal basin
traits in Rust -- classes in Haskell
@uncut meteor "just use function pointers"
(that's basically how OOP works in C)
void* -> void*
though void* -> void is good enough
dense ibex
wind raptor
!voice @molten widget
wise cargoBOT
wind raptor
@whole bear 👋
whole bear
...
wind raptor
No worries. It happens a lot when people don't know why they can't unmute
wind raptor
Have a good one
vocal basin
pyright is going insane again
given that I can now aggregate on less than len(commits) colours, I may try to run this visualisation on some bigger project, I guess
(it's no longer quadratic in space usage with respect to commit count)
it might be a good idea to start compressing the thing horizontally too
I'm still not sure what happened to rustup;
I might be ordering commits incorrectly (and there may even be no correct way to order them at all)
gentle flint
west epoch
@vocal basin I am new to programming, learning OOP. Could you please let me know how classes are related to "function pointers".
vocal basin
<@264054779888533515> I am new to programming, learning OOP. Could you please l...
in some systems, implementations of methods for objects are based on function pointers
!e
def print_once(value):
print(value["name"])
def print_twice(value):
print(value["name"], value["name"])
apple = {"name": "apple", "print_function": print_once}
banana = {"name": "banana", "print_function": print_twice}
def print_value(value):
value["print_function"](value)
print_value(apple)
print_value(banana)
@vocal basin :white_check_mark: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.
001 | apple
002 | banana banana
in C that would be a struct instead of a dictionary
with .name and .print_function syntax
.print_function would probably take in a pointer
and, depending on what version of C you're using, that pointer might have to be void * as to avoid recursive definition
another thing using a lot of function-pointer-based methods
one of the core ideas of OOP is to be able to have arbitrary behaviour for an object
usually that involves some sort of dynamic dispatch
for that dynamic dispatch to be possible, the program needs to know what code to execute
and function pointers point to that code
west epoch
!e
```py
def print_once(value):
print(value["name"])
def print_twice(value)...
Thank you. I am trying to understand your explanation. There are two dictionaries, two UDF/user defined funcs (prints the key of dictionary)
But I don't follow the line value["print_function"](value) Value ["print_function"] is 2nd key. can you please explain the last part of (value)
vocal basin
value["print_function"] is known to be a function that takes value-like object as its input
actually, it can be simplified as to avoid recursion
(recursion in definition)
!e
def print_once(name):
print(name)
def print_twice(name):
print(name, name)
apple = {"name": "apple", "print_function": print_once}
banana = {"name": "banana", "print_function": print_twice}
def print_name(value):
value["print_function"](value["name"])
print_name(apple)
print_name(banana)
@vocal basin :white_check_mark: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.
001 | apple
002 | banana banana
this one only passes in the name
vocal basin
!e
```py
def print_once(value):
print(value["name"])
def print_twice(value)...
this one is more difficult but it's what's more likely to be encountered in real code, as far as I know
vocal basin
Thank you. I am trying to understand your explanation. There are two dictionarie...
it can be represented like this:
def print_value(value):
print_function = value["print_function"]
print_function(value)
print_function acts like a normal function even though we don't know which one it is exactly
pseudo crescent
Kiinda off topic question does anyone here understand java?
vocal basin
!e
def print_name_once(value):
print(value["name"])
def print_colour_twice(value):
print(value["colour"], value["colour"])
apple = {"name": "apple", "print_function": print_name_once}
banana = {"colour": "yellow", "print_function": print_colour_twice}
def print_value(value):
value["print_function"](value)
print_value(apple)
print_value(banana)
@vocal basin :white_check_mark: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.
001 | apple
002 | yellow yellow
what's the question?
(I have some experience writing C#, so shouldn't be much different)
pseudo crescent
Ok so I made a chat filter for an assignment but it says n line 6 that "sc was never closed" but im confused because I don't know how to close that
vocal basin
Ok so I made a chat filter for an assignment but it says n line 6 that "sc was n...
you need to dispose it?
or call sc.close() at the end?
isn't there something like try-with?
pseudo crescent
Let me check it out
vocal basin
https://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/essential/exceptions/tryResourceClose.ht...
this will properly close the resource even if an exception occurs
west epoch
!e
```py
def print_name_once(value):
print(value["name"])
def print_colour_...
I think I am able to understand it in a simple way like,
This lineA
value["print_function"](value["name"]) can be interpreted as lineB print_once(apple) LineB is just normal function call that I follow
vocal basin
how it gets "resolved", step by step:
print_value(apple)
apple["print_function"](apple)
print_name_once(apple)
print(apple["name"])
print("apple")
print_value(banana)
banana["print_function"](banana)
print_colour_twice(banana)
print(banana["colour"], banana["colour"])
print("yellow", "yellow")
["print_function"] allows abstracting away many things; for example, that one object only has "name" and another only has "colour"
pseudo crescent
I don't think I see it :/ should i try askiinig gpt?
vocal basin
Ok so I made a chat filter for an assignment but it says n line 6 that "sc was n...
can you send the code of main as text?
pseudo crescent
sure.
import java.util.ArrayList;
public class Uitvoerchatfilter {
public static void main(String[] args) {
Scanner sc = new Scanner(System.in);
System.out.print("Voer wat in: ");
String input = sc.nextLine();
ChatFilter filter = new ChatFilter();
String output = filter.filter(input);
System.out.println("Je hebt ingevoerd: " + output);
}
}
class ChatFilter {
ArrayList<String> bannedWords;
public ChatFilter() {
bannedWords = new ArrayList<String>();
bannedWords.add("Kut");
bannedWords.add("Fuck");
bannedWords.add("Hoer");
bannedWords.add("Dog");
bannedWords.add("ongesteld");
}
public String filter(String input) {
for (String word : bannedWords) {
input = input.replaceAll("(?i)" + word, "removed");
}
return input;
}
}```
vocal basin
public class Uitvoerchatfilter {
public static void main(String[] args) {
try (Scanner sc = new Scanner(System.in)) {
System.out.print("Voer wat in: ");
String input = sc.nextLine();
ChatFilter filter = new ChatFilter();
String output = filter.filter(input);
System.out.println("Je hebt ingevoerd: " + output);
}
}
}
does this work?
vocal basin
@wind raptor logarithm of N! is equivalent to NlogN, iirc
which is used to prove that sorting algorithms are optimal
python very aggresively serialising data into json
rugged tundra
vocal basin
another function defined elsewhere?
' is mostly either derivative or just a different thing
I've seen a lot of maths notation when I was more properly taught algorithms;
but that's because of the places were maths-heavy
without h
I think
that is more applicable for continuous
I though about this too
but
n is confusing
n is usually for integers
!d heapq
wise cargoBOT
vocal basin
without h
one of the implementations of priority queue structure, yes
@wind raptor there actually are some priority queue structures with better amortised asymptotics, compared to heaps
but they have a large constant factor which negates the advantages somewhat
insertion can be reduced to O(1) average
it's a forest
not just a tree
so, like, list of trees
gentle flint
Ok so I made a chat filter for an assignment but it says n line 6 that "sc was n...
dutchness identified
vocal basin
so I ran the code on cargo repository and this is the result
I definitely should fix sorting somehow
that gap is totally not fine
wind raptor
vocal basin
https://github.com/ocen-lang/ocen
idk if I'm iterating over the right files
okay, commit responsible for the drop was found
@wind raptor I should've guesses by how descriptive the name is that it's the commit in question
@wind raptor do higher-order templates still work?
not functions
in (wrong) Rust syntax:
struct Example<T> {
field: T<i32>,
}
it did work in Aecor
at some point
@wind raptor can you show again what you wrote there?
it shouldn't be Foo<i32>
Foo<Bar> with Bar being a generic itself
struct Bar<T> {
x: T,
}
like this
and then
Foo<Bar>
@wind raptor just changing i32 to Bar should be okay
@minor raft
depends on what you learn the language for
if you want to do web+python, look into ASGI frameworks
Django, FastAPI, etc.
minor raft
<@820182856479408128>
depends on what you learn the language for
if you want to ...
definitely not
i would want to do data analysis, pentesting, working with data
vocal basin
@wind raptor does it compile in this form?
okay, so it no longer works
oh, C++ seems to support something alike
wind raptor
ashen plinth
https://www.youtube.com/c/arjancodes
Thank you for sharing advanced Python resource
wind raptor
!voice
wise cargoBOT
lavish rover
<@373121697957543946> does it compile in this form?
fixed
vocal basin
@minor raft it can be used for unethical stuff easily, that's why restricted
minor raft
<@820182856479408128> it can be used for *un*ethical stuff easily, that's why re...
sure
vocal basin
idk if I'm iterating over the right files
(and for the original Aecor repo)
no oddities, seems like
lavish rover
the "oddities" are because we removed the original compiler in favour of self hosted
vocal basin
<@373121697957543946> I should've guesses by how descriptive the name is that it...
"the rest"
lavish rover
wait that's the one that deleted the code?
wise cargoBOT
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1 2 3
@rocky yew this?
lavish rover
gotta make chris make his commits less meme-y
minor raft
`
wise cargoBOT
lavish rover
no oddities, seems like
Weird, there was a point there when i removed old C++ compiler in favour of new one too
rocky yew
x = function
y = function()
because I forgot to include .cpp files, obviously
will fix
shut garden
```py
x = function
y = function()
```
x = function assigns the function object to a variable, while y = function() executes the function and assigns its return value to a variable.
minor raft
!e
def function():
return 'hi'
x = function
print(x())
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hi
wise cargoBOT
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001 | Traceback (most recent call last):
002 | File "/home/main.py", line 1, in <module>
003 | help(type(print))
004 | ^^^^
005 | NameError: name 'help' is not defined
@rocky yew same in this case
lavish rover
what does the color represent?
vocal basin
what does the color represent?
commit the line was introduced in
added lines are put on top with the next colour
lavish rover
hmm
rocky yew
<@420615657940320276> same in this case
thanks!
vocal basin
python doesn't have a C-like notion of a function
closer to how function pointers work in C
I'd say closer to how it is in JavaScript
Java doesn't really have functions
and it's notion of methods as objects is weird
ashen plinth
python doesn't have a C-like notion of a function
can you please elaborate on this w.r.to function in Python and in C (if possible with any small code examples) . as I am familiar with some extent in C
ashen plinth
SOrry, I am not familiar with interfaces still. JUst trying to figure out functions mainly nad then understand deeper about classes/objects. I do know there is an entity called 'interface' in Python but not used it yet
rocky yew
last time I counted
got it
vocal basin
can you please elaborate on this w.r.to function in Python and in C (if possibl...
iirc, C handles "statically referenced" functions and functions pointers slightly differently
but it's not that much different
even in C you can just "assign a function to a variable"
but that variable needs to have a function pointer type
rocky yew
ooh understandable
what would you say is a purer (for a lack of better word) programing language, c or c++?
vocal basin
C, in all the ways
at least, because it's smaller
rocky yew
noted!!
vocal basin
C++ may be not as broken as it might sound if you just start listing all the orthogonal features it has
but it's still a mess
west epoch
C, in all the ways
at least, because it's smaller
I am missing the point here. Alisa, can you please share what is this point about related to functions and objects
vivid jacinth
<@373121697957543946> logarithm of N! is equivalent to NlogN, iirc
log of n^n is nlogn. log of n! is slightly less I think
rocky yew
and what are your thoughts on c#?
vocal basin
log of n^n is nlogn. log of n! is slightly less I think
logarithms are same asymptotically
lavish rover
and what are your thoughts on c#?
i have glasses so i cannot
rocky yew
lol
desert wolf
lmao @ Gi's github & youtube. Wtf?🤣
vocal basin
log of n^n is nlogn. log of n! is slightly less I think
yes, it's less
because elements in the product are mostly less
(except for the last one)
vocal basin
and what are your thoughts on c#?
Microsoft Java that got way better over time
("for legal reasons", better than it itself used to be, not necessarily better than Java)
"Simple Managed C"
whole bear
hi
ashen plinth
(except for the last one)
you are referring to N * N-1 * N-2..part of log N! = log (N * N-1 * N-2 ....) ?
vocal basin
you are referring to N * N-1 * N-2..part of log N! = log (N * N-1 * N-2 ....) ...
N! is smaller than N^N for N>1 because:
N! = 1*2*3*...*N
N^N = N*N*N*...*N
same number of elements
but almost all of them (except last one) are smaller in the first one
ashen plinth
Agreed! Thanks
vivid jacinth
vocal basin
sent that earlier
interesting in the sense that logarithms are close enough despite the functions themselves diverging
because that O(ln n) bit in the logarith becomes significant
(as it turns into *O(n))
ashen plinth
Alisa, I follow the N! graph in the Stirling approx that you had shared, but still figuring out the other two graphs relation in the diagram
vocal basin
factorial
gamma function
Stirling's approximation
can't write
gamma function is like a generalisation of the factorial
!d math.gamma
wise cargoBOT
west epoch
but almost all of them (except last one) are smaller in the first one
Other than this and that log of N! And log N^N are asymptotically same, what are the other main points to look into from the 3graphs image that was shared?
vocal basin
!e
from math import gamma, factorial
print(factorial(10))
print(gamma(11))
from datetime import timedelta
print(timedelta(weeks=6).total_seconds())
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001 | 3628800
002 | 3628800.0
003 | 3628800.0
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1.0000934600830078
I don't really understand the question
asymptotic similarity is important for proving the lower bound of time complexity for sorting algorithms
ashen plinth
!e
```py
from math import gamma, factorial
print(factorial(10))
print(gamma(11))...
Thank you as the code always heps to understand better than theory. I am trying to follow the third part of timedelta function that you used
vocal basin
Thank you as the code always heps to understand better than theory. I am trying ...
just a coincidence:
6 weeks is same as 10! seconds
ashen plinth
just a coincidence:
6 weeks is same as 10! seconds
Interesting! Wonder if other factorials have such coincidence with weeks or time 👀 Something to explore 🙂
vocal basin
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 3 3 10
3 4 5 2 3 10 3 8 7 6
60 60 24 7 6
@vocal basin It seems I have to read more about functions. I am afraid I didn't follow a couple of points that were mentioned earlier. Could you please share the main differences/points that I have to explore/understand w.r.to function handling in C and Python? I am fine with using func in simple python code and know the syntax, but further details I have to still grasp the concepts
west epoch
```text
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 3 3 10
3 4 5 2 3 10 3 8 7...
Is the 2nd line related to factorial and time? First line notes that 3*3=9
vocal basin
yes, 9 needs to be split
vocal basin
<@264054779888533515> It seems I have to read more about functions. I am afrai...
this section has subsection "Callable types"
https://docs.python.org/3/reference/datamodel.html#the-standard-type-hierarchy
how C sees Python functions
https://docs.python.org/3/c-api/function.html
C functions
https://en.cppreference.com/w/c/language/functions
general information on pointers, including function pointers
https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/language/pointer
ashen plinth
Thank you! I will refer to these links
vocal basin
those are quite in-depth, especially ones about Python
ashen plinth
I have noticed, the python.org specs are in detail. In your opinion, for grasping what goes on behind functions in Python (& to a little extent in C): Do you recommend going through these links in detail first or is there any other resource you found helpful that could be referred to initially?
vocal basin
these are just basics of defining functions
I don't remember the tutorial containing anything about how call expressions are actually executed
https://docs.python.org/3/tutorial/controlflow.html#defining-functions
https://docs.python.org/3/tutorial/controlflow.html#more-on-defining-functions
python doesn't differentiate between functions and non-functions in terms of what gets called, until actually gets called
same is true for many other interpreted/dynamic languages
(something_callable)(argument)
!e
(1)(2)
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001 | /home/main.py:1: SyntaxWarning: 'int' object is not callable; perhaps you missed a comma?
002 | (1)(2)
003 | Traceback (most recent call last):
004 | File "/home/main.py", line 1, in <module>
005 | (1)(2)
006 | TypeError: 'int' object is not callable
notice how it's not a syntax/compilation/etc. error
vocal basin
python doesn't differentiate between functions and non-functions in terms of wha...
same for calling methods of an object:
any method is an object itself
!e
number = 1
print(number.bit_length())
print(number.bit_length)
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001 | 1
002 | <built-in method bit_length of int object at 0x7fd778fea2a8>
hallow pond
hello
whole bear
yooo
whole bear
!e
for i in range(50):
print("message number:", i)
wise cargoBOT
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001 | message number: 0
002 | message number: 1
003 | message number: 2
004 | message number: 3
005 | message number: 4
006 | message number: 5
007 | message number: 6
008 | message number: 7
009 | message number: 8
010 | message number: 9
011 | message number: 10
... (truncated - too many lines)
Full output: https://paste.pythondiscord.com/alugamohag.txt?noredirect
ashen plinth
notice how it's not a syntax/compilation/etc. error
Thanks. I follow the example that we can call anything: but it is not checked at syntax/compiler error. rather it is checked at execution time and we get a run time error. hope my understanding is correct
vivid jacinth
!e
1.bit_length()
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001 | File "/home/main.py", line 1
002 | 1.bit_length()
003 | ^
004 | SyntaxError: invalid decimal literal
!e
1 .bit_length()
(1).bit_length()
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[No output]
I think Rust allows something similar
vivid jacinth
ok
wise cargoBOT
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28
is this JS?
vocal basin
is this JS?
Rust
ashen plinth
okay
wise cargoBOT
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28
JS same as Python in this context
west epoch
```text
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 3 3 10
3 4 5 2 3 10 3 8 7...
@vocal basin Thanks. Is there a reference for this concept to understand the conclusions of grouping here or is this something you have just done on your own
wise cargoBOT
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49
!e
import pyfiglet
print(pyfiglet.figlet_format("H e l l o"))
wise cargoBOT
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001 | Traceback (most recent call last):
002 | File "/home/main.py", line 1, in <module>
003 | import pyfiglet
004 | ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'pyfiglet'
@whole bear :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 pip
004 | ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'pip'
not sure if there's a canonical grouping for that example
!e
from subprocess import check_output
from sys import executable
print(check_output([executable, "-m", "pip", "list"], text=True))
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001 | Package Version
002 | ----------------- ------------
003 | anyio 3.7.0
004 | arrow 1.2.3
005 | async-generator 1.10
006 | attrs 22.2.0
007 | beautifulsoup4 4.12.2
008 | contourpy 1.0.7
009 | cycler 0.11.0
010 | einspect 0.5.16
011 | fishhook 0.2.8.post10
... (truncated - too many lines)
Full output: https://paste.pythondiscord.com/abefiwapun.txt?noredirect
full salmon
@vocal basin for the sorting algorithm implementation that you are working on, is it possible to follow it on your GitHub repo or something?
lavish rover
!e
from subprocess import check_output
from sys import executable
print(check_output(["cat", "/etc/passwd"], text=True))
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001 | Traceback (most recent call last):
002 | File "/home/main.py", line 3, in <module>
003 | print(check_output(["cat", "/etc/passwd"], text=True))
004 | ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
005 | File "/usr/local/lib/python3.11/subprocess.py", line 466, in check_output
006 | return run(*popenargs, stdout=PIPE, timeout=timeout, check=True,
007 | ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
008 | File "/usr/local/lib/python3.11/subprocess.py", line 548, in run
009 | with Popen(*popenargs, **kwargs) as process:
010 | ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
011 | File "/usr/local/lib/python3.11/subprocess.py", line 1026, in __init__
... (truncated - too many lines)
Full output: https://paste.pythondiscord.com/inuxazayut.txt?noredirect
dry jasper
he did not chose gang life, gang life choose him @gentle flint 😛
vocal basin
cat not available I'd guess
time to check
yes
the thing I checked with last time?
touch, I think
full salmon
Not sure for which sorting type you had shared it for but since yesterday there have been few sorting plots that you have shared. I am referring to those
vocal basin
touch, I think
isn't available either
vocal basin
Not sure for which sorting type you had shared it for but since yesterday there ...
this?
lavish rover
!e
print(open("/etc/passwd").read())
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001 | Traceback (most recent call last):
002 | File "/home/main.py", line 1, in <module>
003 | print(open("/etc/passwd").read())
004 | ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
005 | FileNotFoundError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: '/etc/passwd'
sadge
lavish rover
is the code for the repo-plot online somewhere?
vocal basin
the "sorting" in question is rather commit ordering
hallow pond
any one knows a good problems website for beginners?
zenith radish
full salmon
this?
Yes, I am referring to these plots, ordering as you mentioned. Rather than sorting.
vivid jacinth
!e
from subprocess import check_output
from sys import executable
print(check_output(["/bin/cat", "/etc/passwd"], text=True))
@vivid jacinth :x: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 1.
001 | Traceback (most recent call last):
002 | File "/home/main.py", line 3, in <module>
003 | print(check_output(["/bin/cat", "/etc/passwd"], text=True))
004 | ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
005 | File "/usr/local/lib/python3.11/subprocess.py", line 466, in check_output
006 | return run(*popenargs, stdout=PIPE, timeout=timeout, check=True,
007 | ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
008 | File "/usr/local/lib/python3.11/subprocess.py", line 548, in run
009 | with Popen(*popenargs, **kwargs) as process:
010 | ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
011 | File "/usr/local/lib/python3.11/subprocess.py", line 1026, in __init__
... (truncated - too many lines)
Full output: https://paste.pythondiscord.com/fificocexi.txt?noredirect
vivid jacinth
!e
import os
os.system('/bin/cat /etc/passwd')
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[No output]
!e
import os
print(os.system('/bin/cat /etc/passwd'))
@vivid jacinth :white_check_mark: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.
32512
go to #bot-commands please if you want to try more stuff
honest vortex
do u guys have a project i can provide assistance on?
lavish rover
what sort of project are you looking for?
honest vortex
i need something for my resume
"contributions"
i would love to learn new stuff in the process too!!
vocal basin
is the code for the repo-plot online somewhere?
provided as is;
readability, reliability and common sense not included
https://gist.github.com/afeistel/34731a4ecd2406233769731535fded51
https://gist.github.com/afeistel/25a69fa2243a4ef7d47d357442c88b75
https://gist.github.com/afeistel/46e4c3407491eb9a3a9dfac6a707d868
https://gist.github.com/afeistel/2f86039841955831a66aa1b40b6050a0
https://gist.github.com/afeistel/584b3b2f8e8b17454d11f4ff6b2b7524
cinder dawn
what conversation did i walk into
lavish rover
why not just use a repository?
vocal basin
why not just use a repository?
because the actual repo isn't public
full salmon
provided as is;
readability, reliability and common sense not included
https://g...
That's all right. Thank you for sharing. I will refer to it (not sure how much I might understand though 😅)
vocal basin
and I'm too lazy to fork/create new repo/etc.
delicate veldt
I think there is an overall polraization going on around the world pushing people twords more extremes.
thin drift
I am orthodox and i didnt knew that
lavish rover
i need something for my resume
not sure how much programming experience you have, but a friend and I have been making a language you're welcome to join on
ashen plinth
because the actual repo isn't public
can we have private repo with our free github account as well? I thought all repo in github free account are public
hallow pond
any one knows a good problems website for beginners?
@lavish rover 
vocal basin
!kindling
wise cargoBOT
thin drift
@lavish rover what happend to your pfp you used to have like llama plushie
vocal basin
can we have private repo with our free github account as well? I thought all rep...
yes, limited in count (if they haven't lifted the restriction yet)
honest vortex
not sure how much programming experience you have, but a friend and I have been ...
I'm not a pro but i almost hv a cs degree
thin drift
nope
delicate veldt
I can't talk yet 🤷♂️
honest vortex
get to the chopper
vocal basin
I'm actually not using GitHub private repos actively
lavish rover
vocal basin
I use self-hosted Gitea instead
lavish rover
makes sense
ashen plinth
I use self-hosted Gitea instead
Whats that? I am not familiar with it and would like to see if I could use it as well
vocal basin
one of GitHub "clones"
honest vortex
so i would need a good understanding of c and rust to contribute ? @lavish rover
delicate veldt
I used gittea for a while back in 2017 in a company that did not allow us to use github, it was a very pleasant experience.
We used the dockerized version and backed up the volumes for any disaster!
vocal basin
I think I've only interacted with two GitHub-like systems that can be self-hosted for free,
GitLab and Gitea
GitLab has CI/CD stuff
buzzword/buzzword
delicate veldt
Gitlab is great but can be "bloated" if you just to KISS
vocal basin
Gitea had integration with systems like Drone before that even
lavish rover
so i would need a good understanding of c and rust to contribute ? <@37827922800...
C yes, but there's no rust in the project
delicate veldt
That's amazing!
lavish rover
writing a compiler for subset of rust would be fun, especially when someone tells me to RIIR
"why rewrite it in rust when i can rewrite rust in it"
ashen plinth
for beginners like myself , would you all suggest using Gitea, gitlab or any other? As all are new to m e, I have to start somewhere
vocal basin
RIIR -> RRII
lavish rover
someone should make a rust compiler in pure python just to fuck with the rust folks
delicate veldt
For those working on OCEN, What's the best book/resource you recomend to read before starting to dive into developing your own language. If you had to pick only one what would it be?
west epoch
I must say I don't follow some of the short forms used in this group 😭 riir rrii ?
lavish rover
lol idk I haven't read any books i kinda just started and figured stuff out
vocal basin
someone should make a rust compiler in pure python just to fuck with the rust fo...
the whole Rust bootstrapping depends on a python script anyway
delicate veldt
lol idk I haven't read any books i kinda just started and figured stuff out
But you must be using something, like the docs for the core tools you are using to build the language.
vocal basin
it's like those memes about the whole system working only because of a single Perl script
lavish rover
I'm not using any tools, everything is done myself
except like GCC I guess, but I already knew C
the whole compiler is written in ocen
cinder dawn
i love gofek
i used to put a sock over my mic when i made music, saved me loads of pop filters
delicate veldt
@lavish rover where did you learn about parser and lexers for example? CompuSci background?
lavish rover
I did CS but didn't do any courses for them
delicate veldt
I must say impressive!
lavish rover
it's just an input->output problem, started simple and just worked up
vocal basin
compušci sounds like some village name lol
lavish rover
lexing is basically just taking def foo(a,b): and converting it to ['def', 'foo', '(', 'a', ',', 'b', ')', ':']
parsing is a fancy way of saying store the info you care about into some data structure
when i first started i literally just set the goal for myself to be able to lex+parse+codegen for 1+1
then you say "okay how do i add multiplication", "other operations", "okay how would variables work?"
each step is not too bad
vocal basin
no programming language named "cen", can't make "objective cen" joke this time
but there's "Sen", sounds the same
lavish rover
close enough
gentle flint
@somber heath
vocal basin
enums in python have their own convention for special methods
_method_
!e
from enum import Enum, auto
class Aaa(str, Enum):
AAA = auto()
print([s for s in dir(Aaa.AAA) if s.startswith("_") and s.endswith("_")])
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['__add__', '__class__', '__contains__', '__delattr__', '__dict__', '__dir__', '__doc__', '__eq__', '__format__', '__ge__', '__getattribute__', '__getitem__', '__getnewargs__', '__getstate__', '__gt__', '__hash__', '__init__', '__init_subclass__', '__iter__', '__le__', '__len__', '__lt__', '__mod__', '__module__', '__mul__', '__ne__', '__new__', '__objclass__', '__reduce__', '__reduce_ex__', '__repr__', '__rmod__', '__rmul__', '__setattr__', '__sizeof__', '__str__', '__subclasshook__', '__weakref__', '_generate_next_value_', '_member_map_', '_member_names_', '_member_type_', '_missing_', '_name_', '_new_member_', '_sort_order_', '_unhashable_values_', '_use_args_', '_value2member_map_', '_value_', '_value_repr_']
_value2member_map_
vocal basin
it might be a good idea to start compressing the thing horizontally too
for now I'll just limit it
@trail tusk you can add time out for JWT, for example
you can't really reverse-engineer JWT, iirc
you can't change it
at least
that's the whole point
it's signed
the server verifies the signature of JWT each time it receives it
trail tusk
the server verifies the signature of JWT each time it receives it
Yes I am aware about this thing
Yes I did, I usually store id and timestamp
vocal basin
that's structure of JWT itself, not payload
generally, you would probably use a library for that
vocal basin
Yes I did, I usually store id and timestamp
should be good enough
sometimes session id may be preferred
so you can invalidate sessions
for example, if user loses access to the account
trail tusk
Somehow I leak this id, is there any way to reverse engineer and find the salt or whatever and guess this JWT for other "id"s
vocal basin
Somehow I leak this id, is there any way to reverse engineer and find the salt o...
you can't "guess" the JWT
it's cryptographically secure
you'd have to spend way too much time
trail tusk
hmm I see
trail tusk
I meant private key
vocal basin
so, like, for example
if the user resets the password, that thing changes
yeah, seems like salt doesn't make much sense in this setting
though...
you can just have fields in the payload which are unique each time, and that already removes the need for salt
for example, timeout timestamp
vocal basin
you can just have fields in the payload which are unique each time, and that alr...
* hypothetical need
trail tusk
you can just have fields in the payload which are unique each time, and that alr...
yepps.. that's what I am doing rn
vocal basin
salt also can exist as a part of the signing protocol/algorithm/etc.
trail tusk
That was helpful, thanks @vocal basin @whole bear @midnight agate
vocal basin
I'd say inserting it manually is over-engineering, mostly
trail tusk
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/27301557/if-you-can-decode-jwt-how-are-they-secure
This did helped to clear confusion
vocal basin
I'd rather choose the JWT payload in such a way that even if user reads it, there's no security breach
trail tusk
I'd rather choose the JWT payload in such a way that even if user reads it, ther...
yeah totally
vocal basin
user not adversary
trail tusk
I am just storing id, that is my database's primary key
west epoch
!e
```py
from enum import Enum, auto
class Aaa(str, Enum):
AAA = auto()
pr...
@vocal basin Is auto () function here for automatic enumeration of the parameters into a enum data structure or is it something different?
vocal basin
<@264054779888533515> Is auto () function here for automatic enumeration of the ...
yes, it automatically chooses values for enum variants
"Aaa.AAA" in the example
and Aaa.AAA._name_ returns just "AAA"
somber field
from elevenlabs import generate, play, set_api_key
set_api_key(********)
audio = generate(
text="Im your assistent",
voice="Bella"
)
play(audio, notebook=True)
raise PydanticUserError(
pydantic.errors.PydanticUserError: If you use @root_validator with pre=False (the default) you MUST specify skip_on_failure=True. Note that @root_validator is deprecated and should be replaced with @model_validator.
For further information visit https://errors.pydantic.dev/2.0/u/root-validator-pre-skip
vocal basin
sounds like outdated API binding, tbh
and that binding probably has incorrectly specified dependency
unless you manually updated pydantic
somber field
sounds like outdated API binding, tbh
maybe its this, i will try
vocal basin
uninstall pydantic
install pydantic 1.10
or just 1.whatever
this seems to expect at least 1.10
but it doesn't specify the upper bound (which is wrong)
https://github.com/elevenlabs/elevenlabs-python/blob/main/setup.py#L13
wise cargoBOT
setup.py line 13
"pydantic>=1.10",```congratulations on being early with this error
pydantic 2.0 released only two days ago
vocal basin
iirc, this
pip uninstall pydantic
pip install pydantic==1.10
omg
python -u "e:\Use\files\programing\Python projects\11labs.py"
<IPython.lib.display.Audio object>
worked
tysm
vocal basin
```
python -u "e:\Use\files\programing\Python projects\11labs.py"
<IPython.lib.d...
looks like it's built for ipython/jupyter
(as expected from setup.py)
somber field
ily
vocal basin
^ imo, doing something like this is a little bit cleaner, if the language allows it
@midnight agate how often do you encounter O(min(MlogN, M+N, NlogM)) time asymptotic?
merging two heaps/bsts/etc.
also saw that in leetcode (one of easy ones, iirc)
vocal basin
also saw that in leetcode (one of easy ones, iirc)
already discussed extensively
#764232549840846858 message
https://leetcode.com/problems/count-negative-numbers-in-a-sorted-matrix/
I've read no books on algorithms so far
might've only read individual chapters from some (mostly conference-associated ones)
((that's closer to journals in terms of how it's published, I guess?))
yes
for example, one containing original AVL publication
or no
not sure about the term
zinc dagger
good afternoon
wind raptor
!paste
wise cargoBOT
vocal basin
are u guys talking?
yes
wind raptor
!code
wise cargoBOT
last thistle
# Step 1: Import libraries
import pandas as pd
import numpy as np
import yfinance as yf
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
# Step 2: Import the data
AAPL_data = yf.download(
"AAPL", start="2023-06-19", end="2023-06-23", interval="1m"
)
# Step 3: Convert data to a data frame
df = pd.DataFrame(AAPL_data)
# Step 4: Export the data frame to a CSV file
df.to_csv("AAPL_data2.csv", index=True)
comments seem off
last thistle
New to this, my bad
I'm trying to get it to go by one minute rather than make it go all the way to the end of the market
If you look at the results, they show it goes to 4 oclock everytime
pine terrace
Can anyone help
vocal basin
you can use JetBrains Toolbox for easier installation
vocal basin
Can anyone help
west epoch
@lavish rover can you please repeat the point about tuples, did you say pedantic or something as it was not audible correctly
Oh okay. Got it
pine terrace
thanks
wind raptor
!stream 191793436976873473
wise cargoBOT
✅ @whole bear can now stream until <t:1688337402:f>.
lavish rover
@wind raptor in ::resolve_scoped_identifier
in NSLookup case, if the lhs is a struct and is templated, we throw an error
actually, maybe we can put it in lookup _in_symbol
lavish rover
!resources
wise cargoBOT
full salmon
@lavish rover would my understanding be correct that for language development project you are currently working on, it is completely backend oriented, but no frontend component?
lavish rover
it's not really either backend or frontend
"backend" usually refers specifically to working on backend of web services
full salmon
"backend" usually refers specifically to working on backend of web services
Yeah, usually databases and related things right
vocal basin
"is IndexedDB frontend or backend?"
I'm running the plot thing on Rust repo
2 years of commits left to index
ashen plinth
"is IndexedDB frontend or backend?"
Imo, any thing related to DB would be backend probably
vocal basin
I'm only including ~2% of all commits
ashen plinth
I'm only including ~2% of all commits
Oh, I am not sure if i get what you are doing completely. But i understand it is related to indexing something!
vocal basin
python code is only around 8% of all compute time
ashen plinth
rewrite it on ocen
May i know if Ocen is a tool?
wind raptor
Hey! I'm back for a few
vocal basin
"even if you turn on the power, it doesn't work"
⬆️ rust-analyzer
finite-field DH or elliptic curve DH?
@whole bear pow not xor
@whole bear it's not xor
there
in DH
DH uses power not xor
modulo some number
!e
a_secret = 3
b_secret = 5
g = 7
m = 13
a_public = pow(g, a_secret, m)
b_public = pow(g, b_secret, m)
ab = pow(a_public, b_secret, m)
ba = pow(b_public, a_secret, m)
print(ab)
print(ba)
@vocal basin :white_check_mark: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.
001 | 5
002 | 5
!e
a_secret = 31
b_secret = 37
g = 13
m = 71
a_public = pow(g, a_secret, m)
b_public = pow(g, b_secret, m)
ab = pow(a_public, b_secret, m)
ba = pow(b_public, a_secret, m)
print(ab)
print(ba)
@vocal basin :white_check_mark: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.
001 | 59
002 | 59
pydantic
vocal basin
!e
```py
a_secret = 31
b_secret = 37
g = 13
m = 71
a_public = pow(g, a_secret, m...
reason why pow is not secure:
timing attacks
pow short-cuts and has non-constant time, as there's no way to specify what size numbers are limited to
also, this type of DH is inefficient, compared to ECDH
ECDH isn't really something that can be primitively demonstrated using !e
you pay for not having to learn Haskell be in cabal hell
I don't remember what Haskell compile times are, for smaller projects
I have experienced myself trying to compile something in purescript, it was extremely slow for whatever reason