see ya guys
#voice-chat-text-0
toxic arch
@elfin bone
elfin bone
ya what
ebon mist
!voice
wise cargoBOT
toxic arch
elfin bone
T
toxic arch
@ebon mist how do you get video role
cobalt cloak
toxic arch
i dont have that
cobalt cloak
oh
toxic arch
@ebon mist you shouldnt name a variable _
name it something else, _ indicates that you are not gonna use it
i good name
im going insane guysssss
it is?
ebon mist
def falling_piece(picked_piece, displayed_board, x, y):
row_of_picked_piece = picked_piece[0]
coll_of_picked_piece = row_of_picked_piece[0]
n_row = len(picked_piece)
n_coll = len(row_of_picked_piece)
x_piece = 0
y_piece = 0
for a in range(n_row):
for b in range(n_coll):
displayed_board[x][y] = picked_piece[a][b]
y += b
x += a
ripe jewel
def falling_piece(picked_piece, displayed_board, x, y):
n_row = len(picked_piece)
n_col = len(picked_piece[0])
for a in range(n_row):
for b in range(n_col):
if x + a < len(displayed_board) and y + b < len(displayed_board[0]):
displayed_board[x + a][y + b] = picked_piece[a][b]
Try this
Sorry
I am on ios
def falling_piece(picked_piece, displayed_board, x, y):
n_row = len(picked_piece)
n_col = len(picked_piece[0])
for a in range(n_row):
for b in range(n_col):
if x + a < len(displayed_board) and y + b < len(displayed_board[0]):
displayed_board[x + a][y + b] = picked_piece[a][b]
It’s a skill issue by me
I thought you were trying to print a group of 0 in a board form or something
peak nacelle
!voice
wise cargoBOT
pure inlet
And what are you doing here?
toxic arch
i think ive done figured it out
i needed to sort via the hashes
is there a way to get the active bot develoepr role legitly
wise loom
could someone help me with a problem I am having?
post some code and ask a question
rigid nacelle
what are you working on guys?
wise loom
what are you working on guys?
check @whole bear 's problem in #1035199133436354600
ebon mist
def falling_piece(picked_piece, displayed_board, x, y):
s_y = y
row_of_picked_piece = picked_piece[0]
coll_of_picked_piece = row_of_picked_piece[0]
n_row = len(picked_piece)
n_coll = len(row_of_picked_piece)
x_piece = 0
y_piece = 0
for a in range(n_row):
for b in range(n_coll):
if picked_piece[a][b] == 1:
print(x,y)
displayed_board[x][y] = 1
else:
displayed_board[x][y] = 0
y += 1
y = s_y
x += 1
could someone help?
ebon mist
!paste
wise cargoBOT
ebon mist
wise loom
could someone help?
your request is against Discord ToS.
you should not receive help with it.
sorry.
alpine crow
!e ```py
def falling_piece(picked_piece, displayed_board, x, y):
s_x = x
s_y = y
n_row = len(picked_piece)
n_coll = len(picked_piece[0])
x_piece = 0
y_piece = 0
for a in range(n_row):
for b in range(n_coll):
if picked_piece[a][b] == 1:
print(s_x,s_y)
displayed_board[s_x][s_y] = 1
else:
displayed_board[s_x][s_y] = 0
s_y += 1
s_y = y
s_x += 1
board = [[0 for _ in range(10)] for _ in range(20)]
pick_piece = [[0, 1, 1],
[1, 1, 0]]
falling_piece(pick_piece, board, 1, 1)
for line in board:
print(line)```
wise cargoBOT
@alpine crow :white_check_mark: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.
001 | 1 2
002 | 1 3
003 | 2 1
004 | 2 2
005 | [0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0]
006 | [0, 0, 1, 1, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0]
007 | [0, 1, 1, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0]
008 | [0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0]
009 | [0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0]
010 | [0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0]
011 | [0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0]
... (truncated - too many lines)
Full output: https://paste.pythondiscord.com/EOQATLARPHURIDRDBAT4OXLBBQ
whole bear
the joseph stalin code is fixed type Joseph and a question for the leader
left leaf
( 0 0 0
1 1 1
222)
alpine crow
linear algebra
alpine crow
left leaf
alpine crow
sharp skiff
lethal rivet
https://tenor.com/view/angry-angry-red-mad-mad-angry-guy-friday-night-funkin-gif-1221298022220267120
alpine crow
Mao Zedong: "I’m not afraid of nuclear war. There are 2.7 billion people in the world; it doesn’t matter if some are killed. China has a population of 600 million; even if half of them are killed, there are still 300 million people left.”
alpine crow
Mao Zedong: "I’m not afraid of nuclear war. There are 2.7 billion people in the ...
1964
dry jasper
sharp skiff
Dmytro
sharp skiff
my real name
sharp skiff
alpine crow
!tos
wise cargoBOT
alpine crow
SSH is the cryptographic network protocol that runs on port 22 and allows you to connect to the shell of a remote machine. On the other hand, SSH tunneling/port forwarding is a mechanism that creates a secure SSH connection between a local and remote computer. Because of its encrypted nature, you can use SHH tunneling to transmit messages that use unencrypted protocols such as IMAP, VNC, or IRC.```
Reverse SSH solves this issue by simulating an SSH to the remote server. In this case, the remote machine listens on the local computer’s network port. It relays SSH connection requests to that port back to itself, which establishes a new connection between the local and remote computers. In other words, you use a tunnel inside a tunnel to connect a server, remote machine and your machine (see Figure 1).```
lethal rivet
vocal basin
I'm relatively bad at chess, as far as rating goes
whole bear
Idc
vocal basin
and I still can't access chess.com
(chess.com is banned here for different reasons)
somber heath
Some things in life are mysteries.
whole bear
Ok
vocal basin
(chess.com is banned here for different reasons)
Karjakin and Ukraine
somber heath
Is your room talking to you?
whole bear
Sometime's it is an oven and sometimes it is antarctica
vocal basin
temperatures can be weird at times
around a month ago, here the most warm (as perceived) time of the day was midnight (for, like a week)
iirc, humidity influences that
whole bear
Not going to school tomorrow so yeah
vocal basin
project, that I'm working on, just hit 10K lines of code
obsidian dragon
what is rust
vocal basin
I don't remember if any of my Python projects got even close to being that large
obsidian dragon
I had a 40k line html
vocal basin
one might've been
vocal basin
what do you want to use Python for?
whole bear
For helping streamers
somber heath
In what way?
somber heath
How?
vocal basin
I don't remember if any of my Python projects got even close to being that large
I checked, largest is no more than 8K lines
(this is text count, not cloc)
whole bear
If that doesn't work I can get a real job
somber heath
Oh, you mean offering yourself as a source of knowledge.
whole bear
sure
somber heath
Sorry, I was stuck on application development.
vocal basin
what do you want to use Python for?
for general knowledge -- I don't know what the course of learning would be
requires extra research to figure out what is relevant nowadays
whole bear
Ik str, variable, int
vocal basin
for general knowledge -- I don't know what the course of learning would be
apart from general advice, like
"learn to read documentation"
"make things"
"revisit and retry what you already did before"
!resources
wise cargoBOT
vocal basin
^ this has some links
whole bear
You see I want start writing my own codes
And looking at codes my brain gets tired easily
vocal basin
I used mostly this when I was starting to learn Python
https://docs.python.org/3/tutorial/index.html
but this tutorial isn't interactive enough
it's more of an overview of the language
whole bear
I mean you wanna create a project together?
That could teach me something
Sry I am being weird
vocal basin
I'm already busy with Rust work, and I generally don't collaborate on projects outside of some temporary occasions
if you start a GitHub repo, I can watch it for changes/issues, but I can't contribute to it regularly
whole bear
Ok I understand
vocal basin
making projects is quite good at accelerating learning process
but "theoretical" part is very important too, IMO
there might be some books on general principles of how to program stuff,
but I tend not to recommend any specific ones as many of them are either questionable or non-beginner-friendly
whole bear
There was a book in the resource command right?
vocal basin
these are Python-specific
https://www.pythondiscord.com/resources/?type=book
whole bear
Yeah automate the boring stuff
vocal basin
it's outdated but still a good book, as far as I've heard
one possible way to approach this would be to try to replicate what's described in a book,
but in a way that's more idiomatic for newer versions of Python (if such change is appropriate)
there are some external packages mentioned in the book which have moved on with how their interfaces are implemented
and upgrading examples to newer versions may serve as a valuable experience
in part also because the reasons the things changed in the language/libraries are what you can learn
whole bear
Ok I understand
vocal basin
I don't remember if the selenium was one of the things from the book, but, as an example:
the package used to have each browser engine have its options passed in as keyword argument
but in newer versions those are all collected into a single Options type
"why was that change made? what became easier to do? what became harder to do?" -- these and other questions is what you can explore
vocal basin
I used mostly this when I was starting to learn Python
https://docs.python.org/3...
using PyCharm as an IDE might've helped too
calm burrow
who me?
calm burrow
i tried talikng did anyone hear me
vocal basin
yes
whole bear
Yes
calm burrow
oh
vocal basin
using PyCharm as an IDE might've helped too
specifically for it showing formatting errors
I don't know if it's possible to enable that in VSC
Python extensions which aren't included with ms-python.python by default
https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=ms-python.black-formatter
https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=ms-python.isort
(they might be "slightly" broken but when they work they're useful)
whole bear
thank you so much
calm burrow
where did everyone go
calm burrow
ok
ocean galleon
i'm trying to findout how many messages i sent so far
because its telling me to send atleast 50
calm burrow
a year i would say
candid juniper
your voice sounds very tired
@somber heath
im at school now i do have a micro but
i cant talk
frozen echo
Hello....I am new to here ... can anyone tell me ...what are we talking about
calm burrow
yo
@frozen echo youve entered a python server if u know what python is we are here to help each other and be better together
frozen echo
@calm burrow thanks man.. really appreciate your help
calm burrow
no prob how lomg u been working on python @frozen echo
frozen echo
@calm burrow .. I can't say working..I say I learn it.. in my college it start teaching about python ... So I here to make friends and help each other.. around python geek people 😁
calm burrow
lol i get u hey i work on tkinter (which is opening window and haveing things pop up) but may i ask what u know abt python
@frozen echo
frozen echo
@calm burrow I know about basics of all... And little bit of pygame library
calm burrow
so like print("hello world!")
somber heath
@thin trellis 👋
somber heath
!voice
wise cargoBOT
somber heath
@calm burrow https://pip.pypa.io/en/stable/installation/
thin trellis
it says voicegate failed
@somber heath
so i cant speak with you for help
i have an assignment for python that i need help with
i was wondering if you are able to help if possible
yes it doe4s
i will send
elementary_school_quiz: This function has two parameters, namely an integer flag that takes only values 0 or 1 and
an integer n that takes only values 1 or 2. If flag is 0, elementary_school_quiz helps practice subtraction. But if
flag is 1, elementary_school_quiz helps practice exponentiation. The function, elementary_school_quiz then
generates n math problems that a pupil must answer in turn. For each question, it generates two random positive,
single-digit numbers (check out python’s random module to see if there’s a useful function in there) and asks the
pupil for the answer to the math problem with those two numbers (either subtract the second number from the first,
or raise the first number to the power of the second number). elementary_school_quiz then prompts the pupil for
the answer, and checks if her answer is correct. At the end of n questions, elementary_school_quiz returns the
number of questions answered correctly.
high_school_quiz: This function has three parameters representing three real numbers for the coefficients of the quadratic
equation ax2 +bx+c = 0. The function displays/prints the equation frist and then prints its solutions. The function
must display correct and meaningful solutions given any three real numbers for coefficients a, b and c. See examples
in Section 3 to understand what that means. Please consider the examples to be a part of the function/program
specifications that must be followed.
Note that to solve this problem, you do not need to use Python’s complex numbers.
i already finished the elementary_school_quiz: i just need help on the high_school_quiz:
really streesed out about it its due tommorow at 8:00 AM
section 3 is the examples i can send
it is currently 1:37 am for me
you want me to send it?
''''def elementary_school_quiz(flag, n):
# Your code for elementary_school_quiz function goes here (instead of keyword pass)
# Your code should include dosctrings and the body of the function
#
# Preconditions: flag is 0 or 1, n is 1 or 2
if n==0:
return 0
right_answer=0
n1=random.randint(0,9)
n2=random.randint(0,9)
if flag==0:
answer=n2-n1
operator="-"
elif flag==1:
answer=n2**n1
operator="^"
print("Question 1: ")
pupil_answer=int(input("What is the result of"+" "+(str(n2)+ operator+(str(n1))+"?"+" ")))
if pupil_answer==answer:
right_answer +=1
if n==2:
n1=random.randint(0,9)
n2=random.randint(0,9)
if flag==0:
answer=n2-n1
operator="-"
elif flag==1:
answer=n2**n1
operator="^"
print("Question 2: ")
pupil_answer=int(input("What is the result of"+" "+(str(n2)+ operator+(str(n1))+"?"+" ")))
if pupil_answer==answer:
right_answer +=1
return right_answer'''
there
somber heath
!code
wise cargoBOT
somber heath
@white shale 👋
calm burrow
Hello @white shale
thin trellis
im not sure how to do so
i pressed on the python bot to pastebin
is that it
oh okay so i should use backtiks
okay
# Your code for elementary_school_quiz function goes here (instead of keyword pass)
# Your code should include dosctrings and the body of the function
#
# Preconditions: flag is 0 or 1, n is 1 or 2
if n==0:
return 0
right_answer=0
n1=random.randint(0,9)
n2=random.randint(0,9)
if flag==0:
answer=n2-n1
operator="-"
elif flag==1:
answer=n2**n1
operator="^"
print("Question 1: ")
pupil_answer=int(input("What is the result of"+" "+(str(n2)+ operator+(str(n1))+"?"+" ")))
if pupil_answer==answer:
right_answer +=1
if n==2:
n1=random.randint(0,9)
n2=random.randint(0,9)
if flag==0:
answer=n2-n1
operator="-"
elif flag==1:
answer=n2**n1
operator="^"
print("Question 2: ")
pupil_answer=int(input("What is the result of"+" "+(str(n2)+ operator+(str(n1))+"?"+" ")))
if pupil_answer==answer:
right_answer +=1
return right_answer```''''.py def elementary_school_quiz(flag, n):
# Your code for elementary_school_quiz function goes here (instead of keyword pass)
# Your code should include dosctrings and the body of the function
#
# Preconditions: flag is 0 or 1, n is 1 or 2
if n==0:
return 0
right_answer=0
n1=random.randint(0,9)
n2=random.randint(0,9)
if flag==0:
answer=n2-n1
operator="-"
elif flag==1:
answer=n2**n1
operator="^"
print("Question 1: ")
pupil_answer=int(input("What is the result of"+" "+(str(n2)+ operator+(str(n1))+"?"+" ")))
if pupil_answer==answer:
right_answer +=1
if n==2:
n1=random.randint(0,9)
n2=random.randint(0,9)
if flag==0:
answer=n2-n1
operator="-"
elif flag==1:
answer=n2**n1
operator="^"
print("Question 2: ")
pupil_answer=int(input("What is the result of"+" "+(str(n2)+ operator+(str(n1))+"?"+" ")))
if pupil_answer==answer:
right_answer +=1
return right_answer'''
''''.py def elementary_school_quiz(flag, n):
# Your code for elementary_school_quiz function goes here (instead of keyword pass)
# Your code should include dosctrings and the body of the function
#
# Preconditions: flag is 0 or 1, n is 1 or 2
if n==0:
return 0
right_answer=0
n1=random.randint(0,9)
n2=random.randint(0,9)
if flag==0:
answer=n2-n1
operator="-"
elif flag==1:
answer=n2**n1
operator="^"
print("Question 1: ")
pupil_answer=int(input("What is the result of"+" "+(str(n2)+ operator+(str(n1))+"?"+" ")))
if pupil_answer==answer:
right_answer +=1
if n==2:
n1=random.randint(0,9)
n2=random.randint(0,9)
if flag==0:
answer=n2-n1
operator="-"
elif flag==1:
answer=n2**n1
operator="^"
print("Question 2: ")
pupil_answer=int(input("What is the result of"+" "+(str(n2)+ operator+(str(n1))+"?"+" ")))
if pupil_answer==answer:
right_answer +=1
return right_answer'''
like thta?
that?
i cant
use f strings
im not allowed
@somber heath
im not allowed to use f strings or loops
calm burrow
i dont know he kinda bailed out
wise loom
@somber heath In descending order of importance (subjective):
Software Design by Example https://gvwilson.github.io/sdxpy/
Python Design Patterns https://python-patterns.guide/
The Architecture of Open Source Applications Vol I + Vol II + 500 Lines or Less https://aosabook.org/en/
Web Browser Engineering https://browser.engineering/
Obey the Testing Goat! https://www.obeythetestinggoat.com/pages/book.html
Software Design by Example https://third-bit.com/sdxjs/
The Fuzzing Book: Tools and Techniques for Generating Software Tests https://www.fuzzingbook.org/
https://www.cosmicpython.com/book/preface.html
calm burrow
Goodnight @somber heath catch u later!
somber heath
@rotund dragon 👋
gentle flint
!resources
wise cargoBOT
somber heath
!e py variable
wise cargoBOT
@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 1, in <module>
003 | variable
004 | NameError: name 'variable' is not defined. Did you mean: 'callable'?
!e py variable = ... variable
wise cargoBOT
@somber heath :warning: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.
[No output]
umbral cape
@gentle flint sorry my discord has a seizure
ebon mist
somber heath
Oh, no.
peak nacelle
spare panther
hello theree
vocal basin
overly cursed
spare panther
overly cursed
what is wrong with it? genuinely asking
vocal basin
what is wrong with it? genuinely asking
SD turned into eMMC for the rest of its, likely short, life
rugged root
peak nacelle
vocal basin
SD turned into eMMC for the rest of its, likely short, life
with e meaning only embedded and no benefits of that
peak nacelle
spare panther
have a good day ahead! must get going
vocal basin
peak nacelle
vocal basin
restart the plastic box, new ports might appear
rugged root
That'd be magical
lilac rock
Hi all, why am I muted?
gentle flint
tap it gently with a magical wand
somber heath
@lethal rivet 👋
rugged root
somber heath
Hi all, why am I muted?
!voice
wise cargoBOT
gentle flint
"open ports"
"sorry the sesame was finished"
rugged root
The one I have
lilac rock
Anyone going to pycon recently
somber heath
My crow ewes bee.
rugged root
Interested to do so, but sadly no
rugged root
vocal basin
"active cooling? I'm gonna go deaf from noise"
rugged root
It's pretty quiet, actually
lilac rock
Gtg
vocal basin
I'm okay sleeping with the amount of noise my PC produces, so that's not really an issue for me
but I try to keep my home server quiet
with no moving parts
rpi is ARM, right?
gentle flint
whole bear
Gm yall
vocal basin
at worst it was 95 degrees
but that was 1) summer 2) closed window 3) 100% CPU use
CPython works on ARM well enough
and many other languages do too
it throttles at around 105
rpi throttles at 80
this is Celeron
2017 CPU
gentle flint
vocal basin
also, slightly more doubled letters
echo garden
Fucking christ this day that's what I get for orocrastination
vocal basin
@ebon mist
nethack
echo garden
Procrastination
vocal basin
didn't know nethack supported all these
ebon mist
<@360284932469293056>
nethack
what that??
vocal basin
game
will likely run on rpi
(it works)
time to game (all parameters auto-picked)
this game truly is an interactive manual page
rugged root
vocal basin
bundled code likely, i.e. "unintentionally" obfuscated
though, if you had the code, would it really be readable enough to understand?
bun?
rugged root
vocal basin
there were some earlier alternatives, around when node.js appeared
so, we have C++ runtime of JS, Rust runtime of JS and Zig runtime of JS
Rust has proc-matro attributes instead of decorators
rugged root
Damn it, forgot they have limited Windows support
That's why I wasn't playing with it yet
vocal basin
bun?
rugged root
Yeah
vocal basin
but
does it have
Solaris support?
put bun into docker
put docker into LX-branded zone
put the zone into illumos
rugged root
I understood none of what you just said, AF, but it scares me still
vocal basin
LX-branded zones are techonology used by illumos (Solaris) to run Linux containers
this existed before Docker, iirc
basic Gitea setup is a monolith
it's literally one big executable
"you just chmod +x gitea and ./gitea and it works"
well, almost
vocal basin
proper Gitea setup would actually be around 3~5 services, I think?
database and cache at least
that's +2
rugged root
Right
vocal basin
then +1 for Gitea Actions
and +1 if you're insane enough to render Jupyter notebooks
don't stuff Jupyter into the same container, it will pain
official docs for integrating Jupyter are not production-ready
pay per empty lines
ebon mist
HELP
def game_loop():
x = 0
y = 4
picked_piece = []
is_falling_piece = False
m_piece = False
update_displayed_board()
if m_piece != True:
picked_piece = pick_piece(pieces_list)
m_piece = True
is_falling_piece = True
if is_falling_piece:
falling_piece(picked_piece, displayed_board, x, y)
if x != 19:
x += 1
is_falling_piece = True
m_piece = True
else:
is_falling_piece = False
m_piece = False
draw_grid()
pygame.display.flip()
Pay per line, and then they just minify it and it's all on one line
vocal basin
pay per empty lines
if people don't game the metric, it actually tracks progress quite well,
because it correlates to code improvement (due to both refactoring and feature addition)
unless code improvement is just cutting code
which it often is
rugged root
@whole bear Suuuuuuup
vocal basin
HELP
```py
def game_loop():
x = 0
y = 4
picked_piece = []
is_fal...
missing global?
x = 0
y = 4
picked_piece = []
is_falling_piece = False
m_piece = False
def game_loop():
global x, y, picked_piece, is_falling_piecce, m_piece
update_displayed_board()
if m_piece != True:
picked_piece = pick_piece(pieces_list)
m_piece = True
is_falling_piece = True
if is_falling_piece:
falling_piece(picked_piece, displayed_board, x, y)
if x != 19:
x += 1
is_falling_piece = True
m_piece = True
else:
is_falling_piece = False
m_piece = False
draw_grid()
pygame.display.flip()
but a class would be better
@ebon mist declare outside of the function
if you want to change it
suggesting to disable unused lint is so evil lmao
somber heath
!epy for\ i\ in\ range\ ( 5)\ : print(i)Pay me per line. I am great developer.
wise cargoBOT
@somber heath :white_check_mark: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.
001 | 0
002 | 1
003 | 2
004 | 3
005 | 4
inside a function, deleting is okay;
if a variable represents some state that might be useful later in development,
refactor the state into a class that holds that variable as a field
!e
# I wonder if this parses
for\
i\
in\
range\
(
5
)\
:
print\
(
i
)```@vocal basin :white_check_mark: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.
001 | 0
002 | 1
003 | 2
004 | 3
005 | 4
Oh, bugger, I forgot to draw out the print, didn't I?
vocal basin
also 5) is a line lost
somber heath
I am humbled and unworthy!
vocal basin
!e
for \
i \
in \
range\
( #
5 #
) \
: #
print\
( #
i #
) #
@vocal basin :white_check_mark: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.
001 | 0
002 | 1
003 | 2
004 | 3
005 | 4
Nice.
vocal basin
still can't inverse indentation because python
print needs to be to the right of for
x is Falseis more idiomatic- if you're checking for falsyness, use
not x
rugged root
if blah == True:
# can be written as
if blah:
# likewise
if blah == False:
# can be
if not blah:
!e py a = [] b = [] c = a print(a == b) print(a is b) print(a is c)
wise cargoBOT
@somber heath :white_check_mark: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.
001 | True
002 | False
003 | True
True/False, just like None, have only one instance per value
https://docs.python.org/3/c-api/bool.html
is True and is False is to check whether the object is exactly True or exactly False
just stuff everything into a class
stop using functions when you're dealing with state
to avoid globals everywhere
I know TLA+ exists, but haven't looked into what it actually does
why is this opening a popup
somber heath
@scarlet torrent 👋
vocal basin
I sometimes forget popups exist in browsers
somber heath
@thorn cedar 👋
rigid nacelle
hisss
vocal basin
if you don't want to structurize:
!e
class State:
pass
state = State()
state.x = 0
def f():
state.x += 1
print(state.x)
f()
f()
@vocal basin :white_check_mark: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.
001 | 1
002 | 2
TLA+
vocal basin
the proper spelling is with + lifted
but fonts usually don't allow that so TLA+ is okay
both the site and wikipedia have it with special formatting
or, no
rugged root
TIL about TLA
vocal basin
wikipedia has TLA⁺ in title
Russian Wikipedia
not English
why
here it's ⁺ even in URL
https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/TLA⁺
wise loom
I know TLA+ exists, but haven't looked into what it actually does
It's used to verify that programs work the way they should.
It's a model checker, meaning you define a model, a system of checks and balances (many invariants).
And then the model checker tries to find cracks in your assumptions, it searches through a lot of possible inputs and identifies states where your program's invariants are violated, aka bugs.
Software that has a model and TLA+ doesn't find such a state is called "verified software".
It increases the confidence that your code works correctly beyond what software testing can.
This is my current understanding of what it does.
vocal basin
rugged root
https://refactoring.guru/design-patterns/what-is-pattern
I hate my brain. Read it as refactoring.uwu
alpine crow
alpine crow
I hate my brain. Read it as `refactoring.uwu`
lol'
vocal basin
alpine crow
https://github.com/spacejam/tla-rust
ooO
vocal basin
slightly "done" project
wise loom
slightly "done" project
TLA+ is not easy
and from what I've seen requires learning Temporal Logic and some other types of logics
vocal basin
Rust has its own approach to invariants/memory correctness/etc.
mostly assisted by types
vocal basin
one of the examples of invariants as types
https://doc.rust-lang.org/stable/std/num/struct.NonZeroUsize.html
alpine crow
I am curious how do you idiomatically represent states in rust
do you use the enums?
vocal basin
yes
wise loom
Rust has its own approach to invariants/memory correctness/etc.
Rust has like asserts and whatnot built into the language.
But a Model Checker is something else. There are model checkers written in Rust too, you don't have to use TLA+
(but TLA+is the most advanced of all)
https://github.com/stateright/stateright
https://github.com/model-checking/kani
vocal basin
units structs are sometimes useful too
alpine crow
with like Password<Locked>, Password<Unlocked>
alpine crow
units structs are sometimes useful too
what are they otherwise generally used for
somber heath
@vague saddle 👋
alpine crow
bc idrk any use yet lol
wise loom
strongly typed languages won't eliminate bugs
alpine crow
// Instantiate a unit struct
let _unit = Unit;
// Instantiate a tuple struct
let pair = Pair(1, 0.1);
// Access the fields of a tuple struct
println!("pair contains {:?} and {:?}", pair.0, pair.1);
// Destructure a tuple struct
let Pair(integer, decimal) = pair;
println!("pair contains {:?} and {:?}", integer, decimal);
the example in the book doesnt even show the usage lol
vocal basin
like, `Stop`
instead of sending () into a queue
another use is no-data Error type
because Result<T, ()> is unidiomatic
alpine crow
oh yeah
somber heath
@eager estuary @toxic niche 👋
toxic niche
hy
vocal basin
#[derive(Debug)]
struct Error;
type Result<T, E = Error> = std::result::Result<T, E>;
c++ >>
rugged root
toxic niche
```rust
#[derive(Debug)]
struct Error;
type Result<T, E = Error> = std::result:...
my fellow programmer
toxic niche
https://www.python.org/downloads/release/python-3120/
whats new?
rugged root
Average performance increase of 5% as well
vocal basin
something something GIL in C APIs
toxic niche
Average performance increase of 5% as well
thats nice
altough i dont see it as a big advantage
eager estuary
@somber heath 👋
toxic niche
because of the fact that python is an interpreter language
so its purpose is not to be fast
somber heath
toxic niche
but easy to code and
alpine crow
https://www.figma.com/file/D2sL2kNycBEUnxO7wCyRiW/Cookbook?type=design&node-id=0...
it looks good the ordered list looks a bit off center to me but I think its just bc of the number idk it might just be my preferences
winter plover
it looks good the ordered list looks a bit off center to me but I think its just...
The ordered list takes into account the number as well but i could move it over if need
somber heath
Python has tricks up its sleeves for speed, including the power of friendship and cooperation.
vocal basin
I can't load the image in higher quality
somber heath
vocal basin
ah, as marker types
some of the solutions to this use unit structs too
https://parrrate.github.io/exercises/
toxic niche
Python is fast. It's not *as* fast as some other things.
fast relative to what 😉
vocal basin
some of the solutions to this use unit structs too
https://parrrate.github.io/ex...
some stuff made/collected by me, rarely updated
somber heath
Moss. Argument.
vocal basin
relative to compiler based languages no
well, Python is compiled too
not too machine code but still
idk if there's a proper term for that
dry jasper
AAß12
vocal basin
statically linked is a subset of what's commonly viewed as fast languages
dry jasper
AA-12
wise loom
@dry jasper so if your CLI program at work is accessing the remote MySQL database, you can set up SSL authentication such that only those users that have an SSL certificate on their machines can authenticate to the database. all the traffic between your program and the database will be encrypted.
https://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/8.0/en/using-encrypted-connections.html
somber heath
Recoil or reek oil? You decide!
rugged root
@lavish rover Hey buuuuuuuuuuuudddddddddddy
lavish rover
hello fren
rugged root
How's it going
lavish rover
pain
dry jasper
rugged root
work debug
What's breaking?
lavish rover
I can't begin to explain the bullshit
alpine crow
I can't begin to explain the bullshit
F
vocal basin
well, at least it was React
I started with Angular
with those 8 minute compile times
alpine crow
lol
rugged root
with those 8 minute compile times
How
vocal basin
I have only one website running that's written by me
and it's pure JS (because it's smaller and there's no real need for a framework)
winter plover
https://www.figma.com/file/D2sL2kNycBEUnxO7wCyRiW/Cookbook?type=design&node-id=0...
this
vocal basin
How
I think it doesn't really cache much for release build
or didn't
that was in 2020/2021
on Celeron
idk if Angular became faster in newer versions
rugged root
God you'd hope so
vocal basin
for dev builds it's quite okay
rugged root
Tracks
echo garden
oh give me a home, where the elite never roam, and i have peace and quite all day
rugged root
That means I wouldn't have it aliased to bun right?
I'd have to do that some other way?
vocal basin
log into the container
docker exec -it <name> bash
docker run -it --rm oven/bun bash
it actually just runs bun itself, so you can bind a volume into it
whole bear
<form action="#">
<table>
<tr>
<td class="tdLabel"><label for="register_name" class="label">Enter name:</label></td>
<td><input type="text" name="name" value="" id="register_name" style="width:160px"/></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td class="tdLabel"><label for="register_password" class="label">Enter password:</label></td>
<td><input type="password" name="password" id="register_password" style="width:160px"/></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td class="tdLabel"><label for="register_email" class="label">Enter Email:</label></td>
<td
<input type="email" name="email" value="" id="register_email" style="width:160px"/></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td class="tdLabel"><label for="register_gender" class="label">Enter Gender:</label></td>
<td>
<input type="radio" name="gender" id="register_gendermale" value="male"/>
<label for="register_gendermale">male</label>
<input type="radio" name="gender" id="register_genderfemale" value="female"/>
<label for="register_genderfemale">female</label>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td class="tdLabel"><label for="register_country" class="label">Select Country:</label></td>
<td><select name="country" id="register_country" style="width:160px">
<option value="india">india</option>
<option value="pakistan">pakistan</option>
<option value="africa">africa</option>
<option value="china">china</option>
<option value="other">other</option>
</select>
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td colspan="2"><div align="right"><input type="submit" id="register_0" value="register"/>
</div></td>
</tr>
</table>
</form>
How to css this?
oblique ridge
*I can't load the image in higher quality*
wise loom
https://bun.sh/docs/installation
people seem to really like bun ,idk what it does
vocal basin
yeah, that; site I found it on is blocked here for some reason
linear extrapolation
I don't what it is
amber raptor
https://towardsdatascience.com/python-3-14-will-be-faster-than-c-a97edd01d65d
I think this person is delusional
rugged root
Same
vocal basin
it's a just joke, I hope
rugged root
According to the 3.12 "what's new", the average performance increase was 5%
So not too shabby
But not approaching C++
amber raptor
also generally when you start optimizing, you get decent gains because you trash crud
oblique ridge
vocal basin
anything beyond this graph is not interesting
"how not to use linear extrapolation"
amber raptor
but it's low hanging fruit
vocal basin
source of the image might even be from somewhere else
rugged root
Set-Alias -Name "bun" -Value "docker run --rm --init --ulimit memlock=-1:-1 oven/bun"
"use dev containers"
amber raptor
vocal basin
```pwsh
Set-Alias -Name "bun" -Value "docker run --rm --init --ulimit memlock=-1...
it would still not be a proper alias
because arguments to bun won't be provided properly
mighty robin
oh mah gah
vocal basin
yeah, alias will work but it won't do correct things
docker run --rm --init --ulimit memlock=-1:-1 oven/bun argument
will run argument in the container instead of bun argument
amber raptor
docker run --rm --init --ulimit memlock=-1:-1 oven/bun
amber raptor
docker run --rm --init --ulimit memlock=-1:-1 oven/bun
vocal basin
this will run the correct command but will fail to find the file
docker run --rm --init --ulimit memlock=-1:-1 oven/bun bun <file>
something like this to make it see the current directory
docker run -v $PWD:/home/bun/app:ro --rm --init oven/bun bun <file>
def ham(*args):
This is god awful behavior from python, I know all languages support it but it makes life hell
vocal basin
there's also Lua with its ... which is more cursed
vocal basin
something like this to make it see the current directory
```sh
docker run -v $PW...
idk what equivalent of $PWD would be for Windows
vocal basin
*args and **kwargs are okay-ish for decorators
but analysers still struggle
or generally stuffing all the input into something else
if it's not automated via something like decorator, better use a class with parameters, I guess?
like how selenium introduced Options
amber raptor
vocal basin
yeah, but might as well just pass in the Movie instead (in the example)
so, like, it's more for typing what's already in variadic format, I'd expect
wait, why are examples with double-space indentation
oh, they did asyncio improvements again
vocal basin
has had a number of performance improvements, with some benchmarks showing a 75% speed up.
and 3.11 added timeouts/taskgroups
Remove the distutils package
rip
wait, what was imp module
importlib precursor, ig
rugged root
oblique ridge
zenith radish
scarlet torrent
Please solution my problem
vocal basin
vocal basin
Please solution my problem
where from and what to are you copying what?
scarlet torrent
I am trying to install Ubuntu in my Dell laptop
vocal basin
what are you installing it from? USB? CD? DVD? SD?
scarlet torrent
Micro SD card
wise loom
Please solution my problem
Have you heard of Rufus ? https://rufus.ie/en/
scarlet torrent
I had use to make my usb bootable
wise loom
I had use to make my usb bootable
or even better.. Ventoy
https://www.ventoy.net/en/download.html
scarlet torrent
1.6 year old ssd
@wise loom
It is not a problem to make bootable USB
Problem is pop up when installing it in system
wise loom
<@264657660190654464>
It is not a problem to make bootable USB
Problem is pop ...
Perform some health checks on your SSD, smartctl can do it.
If your storage is broken, buy a new one and replace it (find instructions on https://www.ifixit.com/ in order to learn how to replace it).
wise loom
It boot up with windows 11 easily
It's unclear whether your bootable USB or your SSD is the problem.
Please clarify. Or perfom some checks and come back with more information.
wise loom
But I accidentally deleted Ubuntu from it
I've provided plenty of information on how to address this above.
narrow sail
Hi guys, im a italina boy and i want lear python from zero , its possible here? ( my english is bad sorry)
italian*
vocal basin
!resources
wise cargoBOT
scarlet torrent
@wise loom
I Have bootup this laptop with debian 12 before it
But when I am trying to install mint Linux or Ubuntu Linux then it show me this error but in case of windows and Garuda Linux it works perfectly
vocal basin
losing sanity trying to reformat old python code
from __annotations__ import future
I've made this mistake at least thrice in the last 10 minutes
wise loom
<@264657660190654464>
I Have bootup this laptop with debian 12 before it
But w...
Recover your data and do a backup using Debian Live or GpartED Live (use an external disk to store it).
Wipe out your entire SSD disk and reinstall Ubuntu.
The Ubuntu installer allows you to make this choice of wiping out the entire SSD.
scarlet torrent
I backuped my data and formatted entire disk
But after all these stuffs it show same error
Now my entire disk cleanup and I have not any os in my system
wise loom
Please solution my problem
The installer is telling you that either your bootable USB or your SSD has physical defects.
This means one of those two devices is no longer reliable and must be replaced.
The next natural step is to find out which of the two has physical defects and replace it.
scarlet torrent
If I try to install windows with same config then it doesn't give any kind of error
If some physical error os there the it doesn't allow to install windows
And I had tried to install Ubuntu in my friends system them it give me same error
I have tried this on 3 to 4 laptops
With different usb pendrives
If it is physical drive problem then all that pc are dameged ?
But they are working fine
wise loom
Have you checked how dusty/dirty your USB port actually is?
You may use some qtips or some type of alcohol-based stick to clean it.
scarlet torrent
All other things like writing read data mirroring phone display in pc mouse supported keyboard supported are working good but when I install Ubuntu then it becomes dirty 😀
wise loom
All other things like writing read data mirroring phone display in pc mouse supp...
Take a pic of your USB port, I'm really curious how it looks like
Make sure you have good lighting
Also, if that USB port is fried, have you tried a different port instead?
wise loom
See
this is your USB stick, I was asking for the port
the actual place where you insert it
scarlet torrent
Ohh
woeful basalt
I Did it Finally i Voice Verified
wise loom
very strong signs of usage, almost looks like someone rammed and jammed things into it, it's also a bit dirty
scarlet torrent
wise loom
you better get some qtips/toothpicks and alcohol and start cleaning it
make sure it's powered off when you do that
scarlet torrent
Outer surface is covered by lamination layout which is contained by scratch that why it looking dirty on out side
But you are saying then I will clean this and after that I will try
Thanks
marble grail
hello
calm burrow
hello
wise loom
@scarlet torrent any news?
scarlet torrent
I will do this tomorrow because it's night and I don't have alcohol yet
scarlet halo
https://github.com/IdreesInc/Monocraft
i used to actually use this
fervent grail
WHO CAN WORK WITH OPENCV ?
wise loom
WHO CAN WORK WITH OPENCV ?
but what is your question
wise loom
can someone help me about this ?
you're already receiving assistance regarding this.
pleas answer my questions in the thread.
wise loom
@fervent grail let's move back here since the original issue was handled
wise loom
what's your experience with Python
fervent grail
A lot
wise loom
have you studied computer vision?
toxic meadow
do you like compitative programming?
fervent grail
have you studied computer vision?
I do but not finished yet
fervent grail
do you feel you have a good grasp of OpenCV's API and what its capabilities are?
Yes, i do
fervent grail
Nah
toxic meadow
u have a hard time understanding my accent right??xD @wise loom
wise loom
I think yeah, I need it
I'm glad you agree. I am of the same opinion.
fervent grail
Thank you very much @wise loom
wise loom
Thank you very much <@264657660190654464>
You're welcome @fervent grail
@toxic meadow #pedagogy message
fervent grail
But, What you can do with python like, Can you work with pytorch ?
wise loom
But, What you can do with python like, Can you work with pytorch ?
I believe you can. I've never used pytorch tho.
bright grove
May I have a recommendation on what to download to start learning python?
fervent grail
How about tensorflow?
wise loom
May I have a recommendation on what to download to start learning python?
These are intermmediate-advanced books #pedagogy message
bright grove
Thank you
wise loom
How about tensorflow?
Sure, you can use Tensorflow as well.
fervent grail
I mean, Can you work with it ?
wise loom
I mean, Can you work with it ?
Can I personally work with it? No, I have not used it.
fervent grail
K
toxic meadow
codechef
fervent grail
What are you doing with python like, Web scraping or something else ? @wise loom
I mean why you working with python and what you love at python ?
wise loom
What are you doing with python like, Web scraping or something else ? <@26465766...
You can do web scraping with Python, and many other things.
It's a general purpose language with a very large eco-system of libraries and modules.
toxic meadow
have u tried any ml modules in pyth?
wise loom
I mean why you working with python and what you love at python ?
Oh I have some small posts written on my blog about Python and what I do with it (you can find the link in my profile).
I'll refer you to those.
wise loom
have u tried any ml modules in pyth?
So far no. Maybe in the future.
bright grove
What is the most unique usage of python you have seen?
toxic meadow
So far no. Maybe in the future.
its hard T_T
fervent grail
Oh I have some small posts written on my blog about Python and what I do with it...
Is that webpage made of you ?
toxic meadow
u know i dont really like the front end development although i like dsa and compprog so any suggestions for me i couldnt find anything to learn all projects i could find are based on development and UI stuff
u can tell me on vc
wise loom
What is the most unique usage of python you have seen?
Too many examples. Everything from controlling robots, breaking captchas, computing optimal shapes of payloads dropped from aircraft, physics simulations, chemistry simulations, financial optimization, symbolic mathematics, graphics.. a lot a lot of things.
wise loom
Is that webpage made of you ?
Yes.
fervent grail
Do you use python to make it ?
wise loom
Do you use python to make it ?
I write it in a type of markup language and Hugo renders it whenever I push to a repo.
fervent grail
K
Also can you send your website's repo link
bright grove
What type of skillsets should I develop to help with how I learn python?
Allow me to rephrase that
Which skillsets do you find to be the most useful for it?
fervent grail
Do you have job as a programmer ? @wise loom
wise loom
Do you have job as a programmer ? <@264657660190654464>
Yes, I work as a devops currently.
Why do you ask?
fervent grail
Then i can ask a question about getting job
Are you recommend to learn AI engineering ?
Or what you recommend to learn ?
bright grove
If you've learned an entire programming language doesn't that already give you lots of job opportunities?
wise loom
Are you recommend to learn AI engineering ?
It's all the rage right now, very popular and well-paid
wise loom
If you've learned an entire programming language doesn't that already give you l...
I suppose that's one part of the preparation. Pick up a book about interviews. Gayle Laakmaan has a good one I heard.
fervent grail
Thank you for your time
vocal basin
!kindling @toxic meadow
wise cargoBOT
vocal basin
if you need to pick a project to do
wise loom
@toxic meadow #pedagogy message
vocal basin
list of lists
(I've attempted almost nothing from that list)
you can apply regular software engineering standards to competitive programming tasks
but the field itself doesn't force you to
wise loom
you can apply regular software engineering standards to competitive programming ...
like testing for example
knowing how to test and how to isolate defects is very important
vocal basin
competitive programming is also very algorithms-centred
even within that competitive niche, moving towards datastructure-centred approach may increase how much you learn
toxic meadow
any suggestions how i can improve my communication skills its not like i dont know english but i get really nervous speaking (in text i have no problem) i have confidence issues i think
toxic meadow
even within that competitive niche, moving towards datastructure-centred approac...
im trying out those the algos and structures
vocal basin
unless speaking causes actual harm to you, "just practice" would be the main advice
toxic meadow
unless speaking causes actual harm to you, "just practice" would be the main adv...
where TwT
robust swift
!e
import tkinter as tk
from tkinter import messagebox
def win():
while True:
root = tk.Tk()
root.withdraw()
root.attributes('-topmost', True)
massage.showerror("{,שתוק")
root.destroy()
win()
wise cargoBOT
@robust swift :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 tkinter as tk
004 | File "/lang/python/default/lib/python3.11/tkinter/__init__.py", line 38, in <module>
005 | import _tkinter # If this fails your Python may not be configured for Tk
006 | ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
007 | ImportError: libtk8.6.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
אני לומד תכנות כמעט שנה
wind raptor
!rule 4
wise cargoBOT
cobalt cloak
sorry
wind raptor
Please only English on the server. It's hard to moderate other languages
whole bear
הוא שקרן אני איתו בשיחה
robust swift
הוא שקרן אני איתו בשיחה
מי אתה
whole bear
אני מתכנת הוא הרגע לקח לי את הקוד
robust swift
איזה קוד
whole bear
alpine crow
this prolly will help u out
its not in python but this guy has hella good explanations
elfin bone
ya
cosmic bison
criminal
calm burrow
hi
somber heath
@valid sonnet 👋
somber heath
!voice
wise cargoBOT
valid sonnet
says you dont have perm to speak in that channel
oh
!voice
nbm
nvm
how are you opa
cant hear you😂
wot did you said
somber heath
Disconnect, reconnect.
valid sonnet
owkie
somber heath
It takes joining the voice channel with the role to unmute.
nova dove
GUYS I NEED HELP
so i will race in soming that the winer will get 40k$ so i want to win the age is from 13 to 18 and im 13 so i wat to make a cool web so i win sooooo how do i make a web by using javescript html and python and I NEED HELP I HAVE ONLY 3 MOUTH
halcyon blaze
hi
somber heath
GUYS I NEED HELP
so i will race in soming that the winer will get 40k$ so i wan...
That's two more mouths than a regular person has, so what are you worried for?
#web-development is not my wheelhouse. That said, there are a few things you may wish to investigate, in addition to anything else you come across: Django, Flask and FastAPI.
somber heath
can only one help me whit this?
The elif needs to align with the if.
Same with the else.
rugged root
@whole sparrow Yo
dark ermine
Bro, I have to send 50 messages here to talk in voice chat? And be active x amount of time. That's cool, but to send 50 messages? I was just trying to talk to someone. Anyone able to help me out or just get through it?
What does it mean to be active within a 10 minutes block? Like be active 8:01, 8:11, and 8:21?
somber heath
Bro, I have to send 50 messages here to talk in voice chat? And be active x amou...
You can take it as meaning, roughly, 50 messages and don't spam it.
Don't stress over it. Just engage naturally and you'll be groovy.
It's a regrettable system, but, alas, one that became necessary.
rugged root
Three 10 minute blocks simply means at the very least a half hour conversation
But that can be spread over a larger period of time
somber heath
dark ermine
No problem. I was looking to hop in a call and see if anyone would be willing to give some advice on a challenge I have gotten myself put into with one of my projects.
Is there another place here I could ask that in chat? I'm not great at using discord so I'm not comfortable making like a "Forum" post if that is how it's set up here.
I understand there is code-help-voice-text, but I am not a part of the cool kids just yet.
vocal basin
there are topical channels, if your project/question fits into any of those
dark ermine
I'm essentially trying to figure out how to parse data from a 280k entry json/CSV. Eh I don't want to talk about it too much and clog it up here.
vocal basin
280k lines, right?
#data-science-and-ml is usually where CSV/data discussion happens
simple way to parse something is csv module
more advanced option is pandas
!d csv
wise cargoBOT
vocal basin
!d pandas
wise cargoBOT
dark ermine
Okay, is there any other place? To further explain the scope, the purpose will be for JavaScript to determine if the browser version is within range of a CVE. I am doing a server side vulnerability detection project.
vocal basin
this would like require parsing the file and then putting it into a database
for easier querying
do you have enough RAM to load the entire file?
dark ermine
Okay, pandas is interesting.
I believe I may try to cut down the list of CVEs into only ones that mention browsers, that way it will be easier for HS to sort through it in the browser. I am not planning to transmit the data of the browser version that's why I'd like JS to determine if the environment is contained in the description of a CVE using RE.
The purpose could be to kick vulnerable clients off of my wifi network by putting this code on a captive portal. (Splash page)
I can load the whole file, yes.
^I figured rather than a database (requiring a packet to be sent containing user information) JS in the browser can compare it's variable to the contents in a file. That's where it gets tough though, if I were planning on just using python and a database then it would be more simple for me.
vocal basin
this would like require parsing the file and then putting it into a database
though it might be easier to pre-generate results for every version possible
(* every version known so far)
wise loom
I wrote a thread in
#1158766992434679888 message
If anyone wants to read about shell commands 🙂
dark ermine
I figured, I could take the two variables of the browser, such as "browser flavor such as Firefox or Chrome", and "version number"
Then using regular expressions compare those results and see if the version of the browser falls within the range they list in the descriptions. An example is like Firefox 99.0 <, safari 109.7 <
The csv I grabbed was off the mitre CVE website. I just don't need the 280k results either. I would first need to parse down the results to only results that have browser flavors in the description.
dark ermine
This challenge has came last minute, as this challenge is the finishing piece to share some interesting information about the privacy of wireless networks. I am trying to do it this complicated way with the database to rather than showing straight exploitation to show how the server can detect vulns in a safe manner to the clients. This means not transmitting the data. Keeps it CFAA friendly if I am to share a presentation about it and that is the goal to keep ethics the focus.
Maybe I can show you. I've played around with it a bit already. Give me a moment.
At the moment I have something set up that will give me output similar to this:
Given the clients version (browser/version) they may be suspectable to # CVEs:
CVE-6942023 - Description: browser/version susceptible to buffer overflow.......
CVE.......
Which then can be used as a trigger to kick them off of the network.
This information is collected and there are many events that trigger when a client first joins the network. A lot is going on and this is just the last little part that needs added to complete the whole. I was just looking to hopefully talk to someone and seek advice on my challenge. I usually don't seek advice but I would like to for this ':)
vocal basin
how many different browser versions do you expect to receive from clients?
if you have enough memory, you can pre-generate results
dark ermine
I plan on at least a few basic common ones, to show the PoC in the proper light.
Chrome, Firefox, Safari
Maybe Opera, Maybe Edge?
vocal basin
I mean number of versions per browser
dark ermine
I plan on using the "Ranges" described in the descriptions. There they will mention the last known version to be affected usually followed by a < sign to show and versions earlier.
vocal basin
only <, right? (i.e. introduction date is ignored)
dark ermine
So if I can find the keyword for the browser which is in the description too, like Firefox, then I can check each entry that is returned by seeing if my current version number is that version or before.
vocal basin
if the main filter is <version, then you can sort all CVEs by what version they were resolved in
dark ermine
Here is a representation of the dataset I have.
rugged tundra
Elysian
rugged root
I don't speak that frenchy french moon language
dark ermine
I'm hopping on my Linux box to try to pull some extra info.
desert vector
moon runes :D
oblique ridge
vocal basin
there is this without n
https://github.com/elysiajs/elysia
express is built on top of node