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everyone's so quiet in vc lmao
im here just for
Here I thought we dropped this
it just feels gud listening
what drama
helo
lol what's happening here
lol
same
spidertyler
hi
zamn bro
there are plenty of people who have been programming longer than that
looking at everything im witnessing in your stream, its very intimidating
ye
meanwhile i haven't even lived that long yet
I'm making a programming language. And Its my first one so there are some dumb design choices. Alot of the intimidating stuff comes from me being dumb
Failed to get response.
you're 18 ig
once you know what you are doing, it isn't actuallly to big of a deal
lol gl
use to one's advantage
yea 18 in like 2months
lit
im suck english too
the vocab
yes the vocab
shit
im pretty ok with grammar but
vocab
that scares me
have some
bollywood
Whats going on?
lmao
Hi
lol
What is your project @cosmic bison
i have a black hairlike line in my minitor
bonk
its ink
programming language
why
Oh okay good project gg
how do u get rid of pen ink thats on minitor
...
hbu, what are you working on?
im so shit with handling things i throw them everywhere
so my best guess, thats pen ink
smh
Nothing, I just watch stream, btw I going to go, have good coding !
I don’t know .bcl
, what is it ?
the file extension for my programming language
Ohh okay, it’s very good gg !
thank you
@midnight agate what's wrong with you? why don\
why dont u speak?\
u used to stream, right?\
sex
hi!
eyy
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sorry if I'm not being too talkative @rapid flame my mom is bothering
ik the vim shortcuts
:i: insert mode
Esc: Command mode
:w: Save changes
:q: Quit Vim
:q!: Quit Vim without saving changes
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here's the vim shortcuts
ik
I remember I generated a jupyter notebook on my github https://github.com/1proprogrammerchant/codespaces-jupyter
This MATLAB function creates a scatter plot with circular markers at the locations specified by the vectors x and y.
@lunar haven :warning: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.
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@lunar haven :white_check_mark: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.
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oh no, a bot
01100010 01100101 01100101 01110000 00100000 01100010 01101111 01101111 01110000
lmao
@patent yacht
for y in range(10):
print(y)
ohh
while True:
if len(input_arg) > 0:
print(f"\n\n\n-------\n{input_arg}\n------\n\n\n\n\n")
if input_arg == "help":
client_output = help_msg
input_arg = ""
if not connected_to_client:
# more code and shit here
``` for the first code u sent
ig
rn I'm focused on this terraform thing
bouta make me rage
ye lol
sorry
Diamante?
sup
ohh no wonder, i know diamante from onepiece
why you keep changing your name gofek?
ah nice
will be back
gonna watch youtube
print('press Enter to begin.Afterward, press ENTER to "click" the stopwatch. Press Ctrl-C to quit.')
input()
print('Started.')
startTime = time.time()
LastTime = startTime
LapNum = 1
try:
while True:
input()
laptime = round(time.time() - LastTime, 1)
totaltime = round(time.time() - startTime, 1)
print(f'Lap {LapNum}: totaltime:{totaltime}s laptime:{laptime}s', end='')
LapNum += 1
LastTime = time.time()
except KeyboardInterrupt:
print('\ndone')``````
can someone explain this code to me
i saw it in a book but i don't fully understand it
what part of it
ok so
i'm pretty confused at laptime = round(time.time() - LastTime, 1)
won't time.time be smaller than last time
so if you subtract it, aren't you suppose to get a negative number
nope
it keeps becoming bigger and bigger
it's a single number and every millisecond, 1 is added to it
to the time.time()
!e
import time
print(time.time())
@gentle flint :white_check_mark: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.
1689230795.637562
@gentle flint :white_check_mark: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.
1689230810.0352786
so the number that is stored in last time does it get smaller or it just stays the same
exactly
and since total time has not been ovewritten, it continues getting bigger
so you reset something by using the time.time() method
you overwrite something by assigning a new value to it
in this case, the value returned by the time.time() function
which is the value we got at the beginning
the time.time() is what's confusing me
so time.time() increasing no matter how many times you call it it won't go back
but you can store the current value of a time inside a variable
That's not strictly true. If you want that behaviour, use time.monotonic.
It's usually, mostly true.
i don't necessarily want it, i a just trying to understand the code
that's why i am asking him this many questions
at the time you call it it has a certain value, and you assign that value to a variable
when you call it again it will have a different value
but the value you assigned to the variable doesn't change
unless you overwrite the variable with your new call
this is very basic python
I suggest you follow a python course for beginners
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@proven ice
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Hi Opalmist! I hope your day is better tomorrow 🙂
I know little about the concept that python stores references of values as elements of a data structure, than tha values being stored directly
Could you please expand a bit on this topic if possible
!e
from sys import getrefcount
class C:
def __init__(self, value):
self.value = value
print(getrefcount(value))
v = "example value"
a = C(v)
b = C(v)
c = C(v)
@vocal basin :white_check_mark: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.
001 | 8
002 | 9
003 | 10
> also called duck tape, from the cotton duck cloth it was originally made of
Thank you, @vocal basin! I am trying to understand how it is 8 ref when we create the first object/instance 'a'
seems like it took 66 years for "duct tape" to appear after "duck tape"
!e
from sys import getrefcount
print(getrefcount("example value"))
@vocal basin :white_check_mark: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.
3
the difference of 5 (8 - 3) is partially accounted by, I think:
one from assignment
one as an argument to the method
one an as argument to the function
one stored as a field
iirc, __init__ gets properly called as a method, so arguments get referenced twice
(unlike __enter__/__exit__, for example)
@minor zinc What's your question about PySpark? I personally don't know a lot about it
!e
class C:
def __new__(cls):
c = object.__new__(cls)
c.__init__ = None
return c
C()
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Do you know how to implement pct change with forward fill in pyspark?? @rugged root
#data-science-and-ml would likely know more than I could offer
Sorry!
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You'll probably hate me for this
But honestly, looking at workstation grade laptops from the big names might be your best bet
OR
Potentially getting a strong as hell desktop, setting up some sort of vpn/remote desktop solution, then using a cheaper laptop to just remote and do the heavy lifting there
testing on mac rn, but at the end of the day ubuntu linux wsl
Hey guys still working up to my 50 messages but I am invested in the convo
you thought of a M1 Mac?
after i send the cmd, i need to press enter to continue but as you can see i am still on the same process (not ended yet)
Ah i see
if the subprocess had ended, it'll look like
➜ RemoteFolder tty-share -listen 127.0.0.1:16478 --public
public session: https://on.tty-share.com/s/CclH2cil4GYBz-ZF3gfcwUo0EmP5aTS7JN0ShK9bpxbHF3bCtYg_o--goz1mJIWk1U8/
local session: http://127.0.0.1:16478/s/local/
Press Enter to continue!
➜ RemoteFolder
I think in the long term the ARM based silicon will become better optimised for CAD but rn ur right
after i press enter manually but i want to enter via cmd
Razer Blade?
idk what you mean but i have my code
import subprocess, random, os, socket
pid = os.getpid()
def rp():
finished = False
while finished == False:
try:
s = socket.socket()
random_port = random.randint(1025, 65535)
s.bind(("localhost", random_port))
print(random_port)
finished = True
except OSError:
pass
# Port is available
return random_port
def execute():
random_port = rp()
output_file = "output.txt" # specify the name of the output file
with open(output_file, "w") as f:
subprocess.call(
["tty-share", "-listen", "127.0.0.1:" + str(random_port), "--public"],
stdout=f,
)
execute()
Razer Blade -> It's like the highest end laptop consumer side
what would you say is the highest end then?
Have you thought about APU based laptops still would have the graphics power to do your cad with the ability to not use those cores in order to conserve battery I believe
that's not a bad idea I mean if battery life is a huge concern I might even think about getting an external laptop battery. Must USB-C charging laptops could do this
I think Anker might sell some that have decent wattage
Razer actually did modular computers in the early 2010s aswell which was really cool
Razer blades are like gaming laptops in blacked out macbook chasis
correction at CES
whats the proplem here?
Your symbols string is in a list. The list thus has one element. Is this intended?
yeah
Also, given it is a raw string, you don't need escapes
You have three \ where one would do.
@midnight agate i somehow figured it out
good news and bad news
the good news is that i think it somehow works?
the bad news is that the app isn't happy afterwards
my pipe file
yeah i didn't screenshot it and i forgot exactly what you typed :/
really sorry man
and this in the named_pipe file right?
i thought i have to like add a subprocess to INTERJECT right
i thought you mentioned it
alright
still :/
same
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Who was the person trying to make a homelab?
I don't trust this link
it doesn't look safe 😐
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i wanna talk but mom's gonna wake up
oh shit no
zhaxxy do you use gpt
like for coding
gpt for coding is for 8legged people
It's not one's own work.
"Pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis" can you please give me the definition for this
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@lunar haven For your ASCII encoding related vs code, would it be possible to please share it via VS live code share, just for me to refer the code
why am i muted
Excuse me, does anyone have the dB twitter?
Yeah, as I am a beginner actually and feel encode/decode to be one if the difficult topics
Thank you. I will refer to this
From where did you find this problem, was it some mit course you were reading a few days back?
Thank you for sharing the link!!
I think people just tend to be much worse online than IRL because there's no real consequences
My point was more that moderation tends to seem "worse" online than IRL because you don't really see all the shit that the mods do
Perhaps I'm biased because I know many of the mods and also I've seen some of the shit people say here that gets removed/banned
I generally think "people need to stop being sensitive" is not a great take, I see a lot of people just lacking awareness of how they're making others uncomfortable
This is a programming server. Nobody should have to deal with anything that makes them feel unwelcome / made fun of / etc
Wasn't talking specifically about anyone, I don't know the details here
I just mean as a general statement about people on the internet
> everyone is more sensitive online then they are in real life
what the fuck even is that statement
"everyone" and "majority" aren't even remotely synonyms
Maybe people who don't agree with you just avoid you IRL more
your past experiences
You tend to hang out with people in real life you get along with
That's a very biased sample
This is a shared space online, if you say something iffy here you're more likely to get called out because we don't simply want to leave and go somewhere else
(not you specifically, rhetorical 'you')
a warning is just us reminding you to keep in line with the rules of the server, they aren't super severe, nor the end of the world.
The person affected
Depends on what the issue is / how many people are agreeing that they don't like it. It's a shared space
If one person is uncomfortable by something then sure maybe it's up for debate
Wasn't it a warning anyway? Gofek is still in here
I believe he'd been warned before
And he just emoji reacted to those warnings
I also know a bunch of people who've expressed to me that they don't like it
Also personally not a huge fan
Of having emojis to literally every message
we do deliberate on these things fairly extensively internally - if you have a problem with how we've conducted some moderation, you're always free to open a report with @rapid crown. But, we aren't going to be sharing the nature of any one infraction to the public.
Not literally every message?
to others: All opinions are my own, I am not on the moderation team and do not have any official insights
guys i think the moderation team is doing a great job!
yes i too feel triumphant about the moderation team!
nah
you're allowed to feel disgruntled about moderation decisions, and can raise issues with <@&714562188236423278>.
Nah, my brain just prefers simple words, it's a personal thing
He doesn't use translate
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ITS ALRIGHT MAN
sorry caps
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bro chill
its literally not a big deal
you posted a giant wall of text
and it seems to be farily... ill understood
who were you even vc-ing when you posted it
like it seems to be written such that vicim mentallity
i dont see what you mean
its literally not worth the time
you think you are the victim of whomever called you whatever
in all reality nobody forced you to read whatever
no like its not worth it to be complain it
which is only going to make it worse
because it wont fix it
it's a form of escelation
and i dont see why it is an issue reading it
i did and it doesn't seem like a legitimate problem to be had
like it seems to be a clinging on to an issue that is over
well...
do you have this person continuing to do whatever they did
the person who was saying things about you in public
do they still say them
then the issue is fixed
no need to worry
hmm okay
i mostly agree now
aight sorry to bother then
what did i get my self into
something i feel burnout
sadly I can't talk, just hanging out
i did, yea
i just need to stay active and talk but I'm just looking through discussions
i just joined to talk abt python cause i started learning it again
well
its alot easier to use vc lol
^^
are you guys regulars? what goes on in this server?
any events or sth
found it
you are muted friend
programmer, developer is interchangeable
excel is programming and developing fite me
I remember a certain influential developer saying in an interview they drink 8 diet soda cans per day to get their caffeine :x
i'm scared
i remember a pro league player using trackball
no
we watched lotr in english class
10 years ago
you must be loaded
did he become a dev?
yoinking code left and right
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seems a bit insane
We got scam call centers in Greece
did you draw the shapes by hand?
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@vocal basin Hello
Hello people
btw u can join voice just not talk until you've sent a few messages
ah ok
doesnt usually take long to get voice
what's your preferred language ?
@obtuse marsh Always happy to have more folks here
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So this is what I spilled on my previous keyboard.
!pip xarray
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I don't know cpp
Any "resources" that even offers new learners python2 is dead to me
yes
help implement stuff in my language 😄
lots of tree traversals for the ast, same thing
why is it having you include self if you aren't using the class? it's teaching bad habits.
Hii @midnight agate
Question?
you are spamming the text chat
class Solution:
def numOfStrings(self, patterns: List[str], word: str) -> int:
c=0
for ij in patterns:
if ij in word:
c+=1
return c
Foook bro leetcode ui is changed!
RealPython is a great resource for learning, at all levels.
return sum(p in word for p in patterns)
why
probably
Great Oneliner!
I'm not a teacher, I just give hints. and the hint I'm giving you is "don't use classes if you don't need them"
Check this solution
Leetcode makes you use those classes for sumitting solutions
Never heard this algorithim
yeah, was thinking of tries
just boilerplate
Use of ferrets in cable threadng and drain blockage locating
and that's why it's terrible. if you want to use boilerplate just use Java 7
yeah i hadn't quite worked out all the details, so wasn't close to that
but my spidey senses were suggesting something trie
yh I guess, tbh I think it's not that bad as you just have to ignore it and then it's a good learning resource for getting a job as a dev
KMP?
Knuth–Morris–Pratt
not really, it's only good for getting past a coding interview. it gives you no actual skills. exactly like modern standardized testing doesn't teach students anything other than how to fill in circles.
It doesn't teach you how to think, or how to actually write programs. How to solve problems.
I mean nothing is strong, I would say there are defo better ways to teach. Like doiung projects. But for someone who does not have the the knowledge for a project yet I think it's usefull
It exists solely to make factory works. Nothing more, noting less. If you want to actually do something with your life, you'll need actual problem solving skills. That cannot be taught with "hey let's just do some toy challenges and then start calling myself a programmer"
I mean what I like is that you can see other people's solutions which are usefull for seeing how you could have optimised your method
I think the point moreso is that most developers for most jobs do not do anything remotely close to this algorithmic
No one does this in real world jobs. Mostly you just spend your time trying to understand what the stakeholders are trying to say.
No one does this in real world jobs
most people don't, but not no one
And how to implement their requests without violating federal laws.
No ofc not. But for example I am learning Rust and I have been using leetcode to do smaller problems to build up knowledge before doing a prject
I'm still trying to understand what people here are saying
talking about Leetcode
I'm not being absolutist. That'll be the person defending a scam site like LeetCode. Next you're going to tell me to buy an NFT or something.
My job is extremely niche, some people also program in COBOL all day, doesn't make it any more or less useful
I'm just trying to save you from yourself.
scamming people into getting jobs
burden of proof is on the one making the claim
it's all rote memorization. rote memorization does nothing for real world skills. only critical thinking, something that, much like literacy, is quite rare these days
this is different from "scamming people into expecting XYZ"
but companies wants rote
I think I feel like you are right mostly but Leetcode and Codewars definitely hold usefull places. Project work is great and a primary way of learning but if your foundation is bad it doesn't matter
they are saying you can get a good job with memorization and using antipatterns and learning bad habits that then have to be unlearned once you get your job. The only way to learn, really, is from another human being. And not all people are good teachers, I certainly am not.
Why u hate leetcode?Any scam
Your suscription is cancelled?
mad because bad
you're paying with time spent
Leetcode ban u for cheating?
I prefer salty 'cause faulty
And if you spend all your time watching tutorials you won't learn. You need to put it into practice either through Projects or Problems
you're paying with time spent
it's only good for getting past a coding interview.
seems reasonable
Getting past a coding interview might get you paid tho
which pays for the time spent
cos time = money
@willow light Which is better than leetcode? I will try
books
Codewars is good
which?
Fluent Python
automate the boring stuff
I think i read long time ago but didn't complete
and any more specific book for improving logic
COdewars ui is good
hello
it worked for thousands of years, why would it stop working now?
I just mean it's a bit obvious
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People spend time on leetcode because they want to get a job. DSA questions were the standard way before leetcode came into picture.
I agree
I think leetcode is good DSA qs also because you can see other users solutions though
which I think adds value because can teach you something that maybe someone who wrote the Question did not think about
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Later
lol
@mortal burrow Are dictionaries what?
Are they the best at storing nested data?
Depends on your needs
My two strings:
000
00A
I want a dataframe:
id, name, parent
1, 0, None
2, 00, 1
3, 000, 2
4, 00A, 2
0
/
00
/ \
000 00A
My visualzation tool takes unique node ids, names, and their parent Id
And then outputs the graph.
Hmm
Either dictionaries or a custom class
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I'm thinking dictionary for easy lookup, the issue is that I'll have to loop through the dictionary to get this flat format
Ideally I need to output this flat format.
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^ awesome watching material
@ember goblet https://kivy.org/doc/stable/
Another one is https://docs.beeware.org/en/latest/
hi
hi!
hello
how are you
I've been alright wbu
@rapid flame call or na
ohh
was looking for that dude
peak actor
hi @lunar cloud
Hi
oh you left, np np
🤣 cool
buildozer*
oh yes yes
but it is on my list to learn
you use it to pack your kivy into android app
conn't comment at this point
I left kivy and I will actually start with more tradional app dev using java
ahahah
hello griffin
HI
buildozer
How do you get perms to talk?
it takes longer than it should be , i think
Isn't it a certain amount of messages that should be sent?
I just finished a project for school which I am so proud of
always satisfying
I made rock-paper-sissors! It isn't the biggest project but I am proud of it
thats cool
terminal based?
I mean do we interact in a terminal?
Yes, using options
@rapid flame let's hop on call tomorrow
congrats!
aah detectiiiiveee 🙂
let's all have a nerd talk tomorrow
about projects
personal or work projects
or even pre-projects
@midnight agate do u know postgres?
i installed postgres on ubuntu. and tried to createdb
but it prompts me to type password in
i didn't set any pwd, though
do you know why?
How the heck does regex work?
l==/new/b
I want the word new selected
everyday then
function(index,word) {
word==/new/g ?
color = colours["aqua"]:
color = "#DDDDDD";
@vocal basin could you help with this regex?
I want to select the string new and return aqua
@jolly abyss 👋
Hello
Love the profile Maradox
I make a function today yay
Hello
Are you Australian you said mate
@lucid blade
You know people
How many jobs have you had
probably 10+ at least 😄
i usually cant stand to work for 1 firm for longer than 2-3 years
How come
How many programming languages do you know
Dogs are scary
Have you played ark survival
On what
The Eagle Huntress is a 2016 internationally co-produced Kazakh-language documentary film directed by Otto Bell and narrated by executive producer Daisy Ridley. It follows the story of Aisholpan Nurgaiv, a 13-year-old Kazakh girl from Mongolia, as she attempts to become the first female eagle hunter to compete in the eagle festival at Ulgii, Mon...
!e py import ast text = '{"abc": 123}' d = ast.literal_eval(text) print(d) print(type(d))
@somber heath :white_check_mark: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.
001 | {'abc': 123}
002 | <class 'dict'>
!e py import ast v = 5 text = '{"abc": v}' d = ast.literal_eval(text)
@somber heath :x: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 1.
001 | Traceback (most recent call last):
002 | File "/home/main.py", line 4, in <module>
003 | d = ast.literal_eval(text)
004 | ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
005 | File "/usr/local/lib/python3.11/ast.py", line 110, in literal_eval
006 | return _convert(node_or_string)
007 | ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
008 | File "/usr/local/lib/python3.11/ast.py", line 99, in _convert
009 | return dict(zip(map(_convert, node.keys),
010 | ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
011 | File "/usr/local/lib/python3.11/ast.py", line 109, in _convert
... (truncated - too many lines)
Full output: https://paste.pythondiscord.com/VOBYAMGHXAFJLKK5DQTRWFSIZQ
!e py text = 'abc' for iv in enumerate(text): print(iv)
@somber heath :white_check_mark: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.
001 | (0, 'a')
002 | (1, 'b')
003 | (2, 'c')
!e py text = 'abc' for i, v in enumerate(text): print(f'{i = } and {v = }')
@somber heath :white_check_mark: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.
001 | i = 0 and v = 'a'
002 | i = 1 and v = 'b'
003 | i = 2 and v = 'c'
!e py a, b = 1, 2 print(a) print(b)
@somber heath :white_check_mark: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.
001 | 1
002 | 2
!e py letters = 'abc' numbers = '123' for ab in zip(letters, numbers): print(ab)
@somber heath :white_check_mark: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.
001 | ('a', '1')
002 | ('b', '2')
003 | ('c', '3')
!e py letters = 'abc' numbers = '123' for a, b in zip(letters, numbers): print(a,b)
@somber heath :white_check_mark: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.
001 | a 1
002 | b 2
003 | c 3
!e py text = 'abc' for letter in text: print(letter)
@somber heath :white_check_mark: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.
001 | a
002 | b
003 | c
!e py text = 'abc' for i in range(len(text)): print(text[i])
@somber heath :white_check_mark: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.
001 | a
002 | b
003 | c
!e py text = 'abc' for i, _ in enumerate(text): print(i)
@somber heath :white_check_mark: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.
001 | 0
002 | 1
003 | 2
@somber heath https://yescrow.io/
Get to trust internet strangers without worries. Self-release the payment when you get what you wanted.
nice
yes, I become insecure
what if people ask me about my pycheck
*paycheck
@desert wolf just continuing how much I hate financial talks
valid valid
lol
noice
and they doubt sense of houmour
for devs
which guy?
I heard similar news 3 yrs agoi
A man accidentaly broke her wife's arm
because she repeatedly beat him in PUBG
@somber heath that is some problem solving skills you have got
😎
I mean sure, society does damage to people's development much less any positive contribution
but violence like this can hardly have any justificaion
notes
omg heavy topics 🤣
remember when we used to talk about "if else" here
okay toughest criteria done
two more cirteria left to fullfill
hello pals
it's cold over there?
🙀
lucky you
I goddamn hate heat
is there a country which is cold all year?
yes, iceland
hmmm
time to look job opporunities in iceland
hi
!d zip
zip(*iterables, strict=False)```
Iterate over several iterables in parallel, producing tuples with an item from each one.
Example:
```py
>>> for item in zip([1, 2, 3], ['sugar', 'spice', 'everything nice']):
... print(item)
...
(1, 'sugar')
(2, 'spice')
(3, 'everything nice')
```...
The solution to my question
const colors = {
"red": "#F72119",
"orange": "#FF9E3D",
"yellow": "#FFF01F",
"green": "#1FFF0F",
"aqua": "#23C1FF",
"purple": "#B026FF"
};
$(document).ready(function() {
let string = $("body").text();
let array = string.split(" ");
let post = "";
let color = "";
$.each(array, function(index,word) {
new RegExp(/false/).test(word) ?
color = colors["red"]:
new RegExp(/some/).test(word) ?
color = colors["orange"]:
new RegExp(/.*stock$/).test(word) ?
color = colors["yellow"]:
new RegExp(/true/).test(word) ?
color = colors["green"]:
new RegExp(/new|loc|old|all/).test(word) ?
color = colors["aqua"]:
new RegExp(/^[A-Z]\d{2}/).test(word) ?
color = colors["purple"]:
color = "#DDDDDD";
post = `<span style="color:${color}">${word}</span>`
array[index] = post
});
newtext = array.join(" ");
$("body").html(newtext);
});
what was the question
Chat gpt makes me feel smart
define $
new regexp is a bit excess
just don't it
/false/.test(...)
also consider using ^ and $ anchors if you intend whole words
now the word newton would be aqua
if thats what you want good
cute cat with big eyes!
you can easily fool him to say youre right when you are not
thanks
Minecraft
Thanks for the tip
$ is jQuery
const colors = {
"red": "#F72119",
"orange": "#FF9E3D",
"yellow": "#FFF01F",
"green": "#1FFF0F",
"aqua": "#23C1FF",
"purple": "#B026FF"
};
$(document).ready(function() {
let string = $("body").text();
let array = string.split(" ");
let post = "";
let color = "";
$.each(array, function(index,word) {
//set to red
/^false$/.test(word) ?
color = colors["red"]:
//set to orange
/^some$/.test(word) ?
color = colors["orange"]:
//set to yellow
/.*stock$/.test(word) ?
color = colors["yellow"]:
//set to green
/^true$/.test(word) ?
color = colors["green"]:
//set to aqua
/^(new|loc|old|all|why)$/.test(word) ?
color = colors["aqua"]:
//set to purple
/^[A-Z]\d{2}/.test(word) ?
color = colors["purple"]:
color = "#DDDDDD";
post = `<span style="color:${color}">${word}</span>`
array[index] = post
});
newtext = array.join(" ");
$("body").html(newtext);
});
yes :)
wondering if anyone can answer my question at 2:27 am
what does init do
init_
and what does from do in f strings
oh does it extract? (referring to from)
__init__```
yes
!docs init
hm
so
init is used when we want to def something which consists of very complex things?
if we create a robot object called "Ironman," the "init" function helps us give it a name and maybe some other cool features, like its color or favorite game.
cant we just use anything
So, the init in Python is a special function that gets called when we create a new object
like pythonblabla
yes but
cant we name
the function anything we want
does init just a more formal way of doing it?
like we have a class of car
we intiliaze car objects like colour engine speed etc..
init is like a constructor that helps create objects with their own unique attributes
<div class="tile oneXone">
<span class="fa fa-car"></span>
</div>
<div class="tile oneXone"></div>
<div class="tile oneXone"></div>
<div class="tile oneXone"></div>
<div class="tile oneXtwo"></div>
<div class="tile oneXtwo"></div>
<div class="tile oneXone"></div>
<div class="tile oneXthree"></div>
.tile {
display: inline-block;
margin: 1px;
border: 2px solid black;
}
.oneXone{
width: 114px;
height: 114px;
}
.oneXtwo {
width: 238px;
height: 114px;
}
.oneXthree {
width: 362px;
height: 114px;
Why does it move when adding svg?
no body is here 😄
Hello @toxic arch 👋
hello
i was afk
doing good, i just came back
i forgot i was in vc
@wind raptor i think it was like 3-4 hours
yeah
im gonna do some save reversing now
idk
how to explain it
thx @wind raptor
kinda, im trying to figure out how i can manage characters in elden ring
@wind raptor so you gonna do anything then?
@wind raptor im trying to figure out how i can combine characters into 1 save file
nah i want to take a character and make it another slot in 1 save
it should have different saves for different characters but it doesnt 😦
a save slot is a different character
yeah so that i dont have to manage the saves, i can select a different slot to be the other character
nah im doing offline only
not sure, some of it looks encrypted/compressed while others dont
@wind raptor you have experience in this?
yeah
@wind raptor alot of games are server based
@wind raptor what about binary formats?
i dont think its code, its just data
true
@wind raptor i find it really intresting
look at my username and bio
oh cool
i see
I'm now working on a project that deals with machine learning.
As of right now I'm just doing research
which there is plenty of . . .
@wind raptor are you familiar with structs in c or c++?
cool what are you making?
I'm making a small project for a machine to distinguish between hand written numbers
its mainly just figuring this out for data
you using pytorch?
But I do have a project that I aim to finish by the end of may 2024
An ai that solves simple algebra and geometry math problems
no, tensorflow
do you have suggestion for information sources for machine learning projects that go into and neural networks
and I don't have to much problems with the data but i agree that it still needs to be cleaned
nah i use regex
I'm studing pandas right now
Practical data skills you can apply immediately: that's what you'll learn in these no-cost courses. They're the fastest (and most fun) way to become a data scientist or improve your current skills.
numpy, matplotlib and panadas
that is what I'm using right now
it is really interesting
but I feel it doesn't give tasks that let me play around to much
I guess what I'm trying to say there is too much hand holding
at least at the beginning
yeah thats what i dont like about online tutorials
what works for me is i have a goal in mind, and i do the goal
do you have the names of the sources that you use?
because I want to delve into neural networks learning specifily for math
and I didn't find anything that fit
what I meant was that the ai will get text math question and than caculate the soulution
but I agree that it won't be accurate in the slightest if it will do all the caculations
@celest saffron so you want it to make a human like estimation for the maths question?
yes
@wind raptor
there was just some confusion in communication i dont actually know how
uhh
yeah nice painting @celest saffron
sorry, I went away. Just returned
So the pepei officials got him when he switch to coke?
the Pepsi agents are approaching your house.
because I'm not verified
the voice verification channel is amazing
i have a lot of memories of it
before it went missing from my view
but now i can talk
🎉
talk more then
ask for help
help help
help others @celest saffron
coding problem help
valid
no i dont hjave an issue
no
i was tellijg someone to aks for hjelp
i cant spell please help
The grammer police isn't coming after you
"aks" - spelis
oh no they are
i dont believe you
the emoji police on the other hand...
🚤 ✈️ 🚙
man
argentina isn't a safe place
if only there was a copy character option
