voice-chat-text-0

[loud stream]

sup

i did

[somber heath]

!voice 👇

[wise cargo]

Voice verification

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[loud stream]

it failed

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• You have been on the server for less than 3 days.
• You have sent less than 50 messages.
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[whole bear]

Hi

What do people studying web development do?

?

[somber heath]

Not my area.

[whole bear]

What is your area?

[somber heath]

3x2

[whole bear]

What is this

[somber heath]

I make images that people find interesting to look at.

[whole bear]

Oh oi

Ok

[somber heath]

@gritty flower 👋

[gritty flower]

Hy

[whole bear]

To pursue the web development area, I start studying js or html and css

[somber heath]

@river mulch @median geode 👋

[river mulch]

Hey! I'm glad you still haven't stopped with your habit of personal greetings for everyone joining.

[somber heath]

It's not everyone.

[uncut ferry]

Hello, just checking things around I am a python dev do permission is given here for speaking in the call?

And what is the topic of the today's meeting

[river mulch]

There's some steps to take before you can speak, there should be a channel for that, hold on...

[uncut ferry]

I have no idea, would be grateful for guidance

[river mulch]

Ah, I don't have access to that channel any more because I'm verified already.

Can you see the description above this chat? At the top it says which channel to go to to get verified.

[uncut ferry]

Thanks, verified now

[river mulch]

Great, then you can join in! Although there's not that much of a proper conversation going on, as you can probably see.

[uncut ferry]

yeah, will join in some day later

[scarlet halo]

hey

say hi to my snake

[fickle plaza]

!voice

[wise cargo]

Voice verification

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[whole bear]

! voice

!voice

[wise cargo]

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[whole bear]

These bot is not working I am from last 2 year these channel and I am able to speak and access of voice

Please check ✅ these kind of bugs

See these image

[wind raptor]

Hey @halcyon barn

👋

[halcyon barn]

Hi

[wind raptor]

!voice

[wise cargo]

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[wet scroll]

hey chris

whats up?

damn

i just completed making my ytpmv

first ever

it was better than i thought ngl

YTPMV = Youtube poop music video

its not like a trend

but its type of media i like?

idk how to explain this

wanna take a listen to it?

sometimes they are god like with jokes aside

FL studio

theres another roblox ytpmv

its on youtube

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z-sz9r4q0qg

this isnt mine

but it made me inspired

i beg your pardon?

i dont remember the exact time i took

but less than a day

but finding source is hard than you think

yeah, if you're doing a new source then it might gonna take you some days

[wind raptor]

!paste @rough meadow

[wise cargo]

Pasting large amounts of code

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

After pasting your code, save it by clicking the Paste! button in the bottom left, or by pressing CTRL + S. After doing that, you will be navigated to the new paste's page. Copy the URL and post it here so others can see it.

[wet scroll]

hello Bavis!

[rough meadow]

sorry

i didntb know

[wind raptor]

No worries

[rough meadow]

i pasted in. what now?

[wet scroll]

hello OddRabbit!

[rough meadow]

what do i do

@wind raptor

oh wow

4???

i have 1 question

what do i do after i paste in my code to the website

[wet scroll]

did you get a link?

[vocal basin]

this explains

[wet scroll]

oh hi Alisa :D

how r u doing

[vocal basin]

After pasting your code, save it by clicking the Paste! button in the bottom left, or by pressing CTRL + S. After doing that, you will be navigated to the new paste's page. Copy the URL and post it here so others can see it.

[rough meadow]

ok

https://paste.pythondiscord.com/CXZA

[vocal basin]

repetition can be reduced using a list

[rough meadow]

i know

its different question

and i makes me look alot smarter

[vocal basin]

what's the question?

!fstring also this

[wise cargo]

Format-strings

Creating a Python string with your variables using the + operator can be difficult to write and read. F-strings (format-strings) make it easy to insert values into a string. If you put an f in front of the first quote, you can then put Python expressions between curly braces in the string.

>>> snake = "pythons"
>>> number = 21
>>> f"There are {number * 2} {snake} on the plane."
"There are 42 pythons on the plane."

Note that even when you include an expression that isn't a string, like number * 2, Python will convert it to a string for you.

[rough meadow]

its an all about me quiz

[vocal basin]

!e

score = 4
total = 5
print(f"{score / total:.0%}")

[wise cargo]

@vocal basin :white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.

80%

[vocal basin]

(mostly trying to remember myself how to do it)

[rough meadow]

oh

is this server official

[vocal basin]

most popular, but not run by PSF

[rough meadow]

oh

[vocal basin]

(python software foundation)

[rough meadow]

yes

me too, @wind raptor

[wind raptor]

Nice

[rough meadow]

[vocal basin]

webhook usually is for events
and "serverless" covers both that and RPC, and more

odd term, but not sure if there's a better alternative

[rough meadow]

y is everyone so smart

[vocal basin]

"on-demand" is more general than "serverless", as far as I've seen it used

[wet scroll]

im not smart though wdym?

[rough meadow]

lol

[vocal basin]

I don't what "smart" means anymore
the world is too complex for such labels

[rough meadow]

very well knowing

[wet scroll]

i wish i knew some audio stuff

maybe like libav

[wind raptor]

https://www.udemy.com/share/101WjI3@VuF84p0vTS3rfCwkcLGnuhx_VNx8pxFf6jKUng8LuUewrZ67flwpj555thyObAe3LQ==/

[wet scroll]

hey does anyone know where i can learn audio and video stuff? (C++)

[wind raptor]

@wise loom your mic is open.

No worries 😄

[wise loom]

Sorry about that. Ive muted myself.

[wind raptor]

I just thought you'd want to know haha

[wet scroll]

i guess not :(

[whole bear]

@wind raptor

Chris

[wind raptor]

Hey

[whole bear]

I need study this

Html CSS can be good start
Then Javascript
Then dive into official documentation of one of popular frameworks (react, vue.js for example)
And start making projects

[wind raptor]

👍

[whole bear]

Give me advice on where to study

[wind raptor]

https://www.theodinproject.com

[whole bear]

Ty

[wind raptor]

No problem 😄

[wet scroll]

is anyone gonna speak here?

its kinda silent in here not gonna lie

[desert vector]

depends if @wind raptor wants to flex his degree in yapology

[wind raptor]

I'm doing an assignment.

[desert vector]

Okay, jeez
Have fun >.>

[wet scroll]

do you guys uh

[wind raptor]

Thanks

[wet scroll]

know any website that lets you learn audio stuff in C++

[desert vector]

"audio stuff" is very vague

[wet scroll]

uhhhh

DSP

i wanna make DAW

[desert vector]

Ah yes, I remember this conversation

are you familiar with using C++ at all though

[wind raptor]

I thought you were doing that in Python?

[desert vector]

I remember you're using Python because it's the only language you're familiar with

[wet scroll]

i decided to do it in C++

i started this week

i think i do know some stuff

[desert vector]

Do you?

[wind raptor]

That's a pretty complex project for just starting C++

[wet scroll]

maybe i know

maybe i dont

[wind raptor]

I believe in you though

[wet scroll]

thanks :D

[desert vector]

If you're not sure, then you shouldn't do it yet
focus on understanding what you're writing in first

[wind raptor]

I don't know C++ so I am of 0 help unfortunately

[wet scroll]

what does that mean?

[desert vector]

Don't work on a project that's out of your range of skill
You won't learn; just be frustrated with a lot of new terms at once

Focus on learning C++; get to know what you're developing in

Then orient yourself to your project

[lavish rover]

There's this YouTube channel called javidx9 (OneLoneCoder) that has done some audio stuff in C++ I guess, but once again it's not simple if you're new

[desert vector]

A whole DAW is not a beginner-friendly project

@obsidian dragon hola

[wet scroll]

thanks, let me see their channel.

[wind raptor]

Hey @obsidian dragon

How dare you break the silence

I'm walking here

lol

[desert vector]

you don't get to say that, canadian

[wet scroll]

i guess i can say i know

[desert vector]

If there's hesitation behind it, you shouldn't
"I guess", "maybe", and the sort means you're not ready
You've been learning C++ for what... a week?
That's not nearly enough time for something of this scale

There's a LOT that's going to go into this project

[wet scroll]

which is...?

[desert vector]

There's just a lot of prerequisite knowledge you need first before attempting this
By all means, learn as you go, especially with DSP, but it's not efficient to go in without knowing the language you're writing in

I'm not your mom, but
I would just recommend holding off for a while

at least until you get a little more time with C++ under your belt

[wet scroll]

can you like at least test my skills or something

[desert vector]

If I were the authority on C++, sure

I am not though

[wet scroll]

[desert vector]

I'm speaking mostly from experience here
It's not fun walking into something you don't understand

[lavish rover]

If you've spent less than say 4-6 months programming in C++ you likely don't have enough familiarity with most of the core features to jump into a big project like this.

Obviously this also depends on how many other languages you know. If it's your first/second one then probably longer than that. If you are already familiar with say C/rust/Go etc then much shorter

[golden sonnet]

👋

[desert vector]

hola

[golden sonnet]

almost done with my personal website

[desert vector]

neat; I'd like to see

for inspiriation

[wind raptor]

That's awesome!

[golden sonnet]

i can show
tho it's basic

[desert vector]

if you don't mind throwing up a development server on your localhost

I'll give you stream perms

!stream 999482770957021204

[wise cargo]

✅ @golden sonnet can now stream until <t:1699720074:f>.

[desert vector]

Yeah, let's see it

[wet scroll]

aw man

[golden sonnet]

does it show?

[desert vector]

nah, you've got a black screen

[lavish rover]

Being good at programming takes time; you can't do a marathon when you don't know how to run properly

[desert vector]

watch me

also, didn't notice you won code jam mu, good job

[wet scroll]

does Lua and python count about what you're saying? the "how many other languages you know" part?

[lavish rover]

Twas a while back, but thanks!

[desert vector]

yeah we can see it @golden sonnet

[desert vector]

still gotta show love regardless

[lavish rover]

Unfortunately that's a question you need to answer for yourself. in my opinion they help with programming fundamentals, not with details of a low level programming language, but I have no idea what you've done with them

[desert vector]

looks nice so far @golden sonnet
You just need some small graphical adjustments imo

[golden sonnet]

i'll take recommendations 🙂

i'm a front newby

[wet scroll]

i guess i did OOP thats all i can say

[desert vector]

I believe it was your projects page;
the horizontal bar was hugging directly on the bounding boxes for your github frames

you might want to add border to the bottom of that bar

[golden sonnet]

yeah
i'll probably move the whole page

having api in the landing page slows dows stuff

and the line is annoying, yes

django-debug-toolbar is such a nice tool

[desert vector]

@ebon mist Did you say Ren'Py?

[ebon mist]

yes

[desert vector]

What about it?

Oh, there's a tutorial on the main page

Hold on

Oh, that's all you really need actually

Ren'Py is rather simple all things considered

'ello 'ello

[wet scroll]

where do i learn about DAWs

[short owl]

digital audio workstations ?

[wet scroll]

yeah

i wanna know how they render audios

[short owl]

get some of the free ones

there is a OS package in ubuntu for it ....

[wet scroll]

i wanna cry

[short owl]

https://itsfoss.com/best-daw-linux/

some fit on a raspi , there is another one , need to find it

https://ubuntustudio.org/

this is for video - audio editing the whole OS is directed to it

[wet scroll]

i dont get it

everyone says something about plugins

what do they mean ;-;

[desert vector]

plugins are the cornerstone of any DAW

they extend what effects are possible with your audio

[shy monolith]

whats a DAW

[desert vector]

digital audio workstation

think pro tools, mixcraft, fl studio,

ableton

[shy monolith]

nice

why i can speak

i mean to activate the mic

[wind raptor]

!voice

[wise cargo]

Voice verification

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[desert vector]

yeah, we have a voice gate

[wet scroll]

well uh i might just get started from plugins then

[desert vector]

@wind raptor don't you have a project to be finishing

[wet scroll]

where can i start?

[desert vector]

are you

[wet scroll]

uhhh

@wind raptor where do i start :(

[short owl]

zubba zubba

if you have musical talent , a DAWS is a dream

[wet scroll]

i guess im quitting on my project

i cant do this

[short owl]

go get Audacity , its a mini DAWS

[wet scroll]

this is just making me frustrated

[short owl]

can use effects there

add reverb , play backwards

boost audio

[desert vector]

@short owl this is not about finding a DAW, it's about building one

[short owl]

ohhh , well Audacity is open source can look at the innards as a guide

[desert vector]

@wind raptor you couldn't make a AAA game even if you had the skill though

you have no team

no funding

_>

I'm just being petty (and pretty)

[short owl]

hardware is easier than software

hardware has set in/out pins , software is forever expanding all that math and logic nightmares

years to learn math and programming , and when you get caught up can be obsolete

[wet scroll]

imma go ask chatgpt

[short owl]

try audacity -- can mess with mp3s and stuff

redit them to get ideas

[wet scroll]

how do i do real time stuff with audio?

[short owl]

usually need a powerful DSP

[wet scroll]

audacity cant do that right?

[short owl]

digital signal processor

most sound cards have a DSP to do effects like echo , or sound like a concert hall

[wet scroll]

well uh

wait how do i use portAudio

[short owl]

thats new

there are modules for audio in python and FORUMS that chat about messing with them

but you want to build a DAWS from the ground up ?

[wet scroll]

yesh

[short owl]

are you a musician ?

[wet scroll]

kind of

[short owl]

what instrument

[wet scroll]

oh

no i dont play any instruments

[short owl]

a bit of music ability kinda helps

but if you love music - play lots all the time that also helps

[wet scroll]

what

[scarlet halo]

brooooo

math sucks

[short owl]

did you ever make a custom CD had to edit it

math is a nightmare

what do you do with math ?

[scarlet halo]

like bro how tf do i calculate a progress bar

[scarlet halo]

aw hell nah

[short owl]

i draw stuff in pygame

[scarlet halo]

ooo

[short owl]

Tkinter progress bar ......

[scarlet halo]

how tf is that implemented

[desert vector]

we have our reasons @tepid mantle

[short owl]

did you draw on paper what you want your BAR to do , how its animated , what color

[scarlet halo]

nah

bro how did i even get a zero division error

[short owl]

use a scale widget to control progress bar and experiment

[scarlet halo]

also im not using tkinter

rn

[short owl]

QT ?

[scarlet halo]

im using plain text

[short owl]

i use free stuff

[scarlet halo]

======------ like this

[short owl]

ncurses is a text thing

[scarlet halo]

thats my progress bar

[short owl]

did you look at that

[scarlet halo]

its not for the command line

the thing im making

its a polybar script

for spotify

[short owl]

ohh thats new

what does that do ?

[scarlet halo]

it originally just showed the current playing artist and song

[short owl]

ohhhhh , i wondered how that worked , just a script

[scarlet halo]

but i edited it to display playback and a progress bar

also i didnt make the original script

[short owl]

go look through the rooms - look at profiles - many have the spot thing , just ask them

they likely have link to page they used

most programmers are copy and paste artists

when you find out let me know - i want try something like that

[rough meadow]

clean desktop or what

[short owl]

gotta mess it up - look busy

[desert vector]

@whole bear a tad busy

[rough meadow]

nnonononno

i am busy

[short owl]

numpy has some stuff for that - but scratch coding is good also

merge_arrays --- need to try that one day

[whole bear]

hi

[whole bear]

someone send me a little challenge

pls

[minor sage]

I need a group of 5 people, id prefer people ive already talked to in here via voice chat to stress test my simulation and give recommendations / feedback on what needs to be improved, as of yesterday the code / idea is copyrighted through my LLC. You will be sent a link via DM to a private repsitory on github with the download link to the code. INQUIRE FOR MORE DETAILS. THANKS -IAN

[wind raptor]

!e

class Car:
    def __init__(self, brand):
        self.brand = brand


my_honda = Car("Honda")
my_ford = Car("Ford")
my_hyundai = Car("Hyundai")

for car in [my_honda, my_ford, my_hyundai]:
    print(car.brand)

[wise cargo]

@wind raptor :white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.

001 | Honda
002 | Ford
003 | Hyundai

[wind raptor]

!e

class Car:
    def __init__(self, brand, honk):
        self.brand = brand
        self.honk = honk

    def honk_horn(self):
        print(f"My {self.brand} goes {self.honk} {self.honk}")


my_honda = Car("Honda", "beep")
my_ford = Car("Ford", "boop")
my_hyundai = Car("Hyundai", "AHHHHH!!")

for car in [my_honda, my_ford, my_hyundai]:
    car.honk_horn()

[wise cargo]

@wind raptor :white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.

001 | My Honda goes beep beep
002 | My Ford goes boop boop
003 | My Hyundai goes AHHHHH!! AHHHHH!!

[wet scroll]

hey guys

what are you guys doing

hey Chris how should i implement portaudio

uhh

Open-Source Cross-Platform Audio API

welp im screwed

[wind raptor]

https://files.portaudio.com/docs/v19-doxydocs/tutorial_start.html

[wet scroll]

i have seen that before

i have no idea how to compile it

well the thing is

im using Qt Creator not Visual Studio

Qt Creator

yeah

da hecc is MinGW

im on windows

i dont know

i have ran it before

oh i have MinGW

it was downloaded with my Qt Creator

[somber heath]

@cyan wigeon 👋

[wind raptor]

!stream 239917638656983040

[wise cargo]

✅ @willow light can now stream until <t:1699757415:f>.

[willow light]

"BIKF 120200Z 08014KT 9999 SCT034 BKN160 03/M00 Q1006"

Keflavik International, 12th day of the month at 2am UTC, 80 degrees wind direction at 14 nautical miles per hour, perfectly clear air, scattered clouds at 3400 feet, somewhat more clouds at 16000 feet, temperature is 3 C dewpoint is 0 C.

[somber heath]

@manic merlin 👋

@spice olive 👋

[manic merlin]

@somber heath Hello

How are you. All

[somber heath]

https://tenor.com/view/its-fine-dog-fine-dog-fire-meme-gif-16250404

[manic merlin]

@somber heath plz help

@somber heath my py coding Fix errors

[unique anvil]

!voiceverify​

[hidden umbra]

Had to go due to a call. But I would talk more on this

[somber heath]

https://tenor.com/view/cat-funny-cat-pc-cat-reading-workaholics-gif-14796708

Cat professor.

[hidden umbra]

🥣

The typing for very long 👀

[fallow hemlock]

bruh highschool teachers were the same I had a teacher that knew nothing about html or css but was still teaching it for a Graphic Design class and all he taught for the whole thing was the basics of how fetching a website works and that was it and for the whole rest of the lesson he told us to teach ourselves and directed us to the w3 website and said we had to make a website based off of a shop in less than a week

[hidden umbra]

yea .... that sucks. At least in HS it can make more sense. But also very annoying when they give teachers those classes

[willow light]

I ragequit the C Programming for Non-CS Majors Course because the teacher kept taking off points for me not using Windows.

[fallow hemlock]

and html and css was my first intro to coding in general and I hated it returned to learn python, java, and SQL and I had so much of an easier time teaching myself

I hated highschool no joke teaching yourself is so much better

[hidden umbra]

Yea. HTML is a strange language to learn.

I learned most of what I know from teaching myself

And I code circles around a lot of people I know. Not becuase I am that good. But because only doing school work will not prepare you well

[fallow hemlock]

I find school fine for basics but going out in the world and teaching yourself is so much better than paying god knows how much for a very strict curriculum

[hidden umbra]

So, yes but also no. Experience is king. Nothing beats it.
However, school has its pros as well. For one, it opens a lot of doors and you can meet a lot of people. It also makes sure you learn some of the boring but important things

[fallow hemlock]

tr tr

[hidden umbra]

You need a good mix

[fallow hemlock]

plus it actually gives you the paper to do most things

[hidden umbra]

Not going to school is fine. But it means you will need to do a lot more work to get a job.

Nah if you need to learn math https://www.youtube.com/@ProfessorLeonard

I didn't go to a single class for calc 3 and just watched him and get an A in the class 😄

alright; night night :zzzz:

[wet scroll]

hi arrowsquid

[willow light]

I wouldn't be where I am today without Salman Khan's original 240p videos from 2007

[undone idol]

?

lol

what

[raven mural]

yeah no, learning on your own is fine if you have your own guided way of learning the topics, but learning on your own also doesnt work as well when it comes to really broad topics

its way easier to take an introductory class on something you don't know than to make up whatever the hell it is that you're going to pick and choose

if you're aware of how short-term storage and long-term storage of your brain, then you'll pick up why classes really help with the long-term storage

and not the short term

if you just google everything and don't actually practice or hold yourself up to a standard

you won't retain any useful information

you may fool yourself into thinking you have, but after years of doing it the way I'm advising against, I have to say a hard no

again, if you can have a self-paced curriculum

then its all good

but majority of the people who approach learning have no idea how to do that

i'd argue that programming and other topics is hell trying to establish a routine for

[fallow hemlock]

I usually try and contribute at least 1 thing to git hub everyday either that be in the morning or after work

[raven mural]

that's good

[fallow hemlock]

plus the graph on github is good data that I can reference upon if need be (or possible jobs can reference)

[somber heath]

https://youtube.com/shorts/fVwSRcZ-R1Y?feature=shared

@willow light Chinese Crested.

[willow light]

https://open.spotify.com/track/4GRftUC1DYNm9rtGxiEsWg?si=041f74935f9f4478

[fallow hemlock]

https://open.spotify.com/track/7w4t6sPVdboBZpa5prmUuj?si=09968d87b98e4ac2

[willow light]

!pep 8

[wise cargo]

**PEP 8 - Style Guide for Python Code**

Status

Active

Created

05-Jul-2001

Type

Process

[willow light]

!pep 20

[wise cargo]

**PEP 20 - The Zen of Python**

Status

Active

Created

19-Aug-2004

Type

Informational

[willow light]

!e
import this

[wise cargo]

@willow light :white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.

001 | The Zen of Python, by Tim Peters
002 | 
003 | Beautiful is better than ugly.
004 | Explicit is better than implicit.
005 | Simple is better than complex.
006 | Complex is better than complicated.
007 | Flat is better than nested.
008 | Sparse is better than dense.
009 | Readability counts.
010 | Special cases aren't special enough to break the rules.
011 | Although practicality beats purity.
... (truncated - too many lines)

Full output: https://paste.pythondiscord.com/PBXGJTDLXI5AVQVE6VLFNSE3XQ

[cosmic bison]

!e
import gravity

[wise cargo]

@cosmic bison :x: Your 3.12 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 gravity
004 | ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'gravity'

[willow light]

!e
from future import braces

[wise cargo]

@willow light :x: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 1.

001 |   File "/home/main.py", line 1
002 |     from  __future__ import braces
003 |     ^
004 | SyntaxError: not a chance

[cosmic bison]

!e
import antigravity

[wise cargo]

@cosmic bison :warning: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.

[No output]

[cosmic bison]

https://tenor.com/view/breaking-bad-walter-white-sisyphus-rolls-a-barrel-meme-gif-4078025764610496776

[willow light]

https://tenor.com/view/older-meme-checks-out-gif-14849207

[somber heath]

@trim willow 👋

@snow dune 👋

[snow dune]

i can't talk

my mic is muted

but hi

[somber heath]

!voice 👇

[wise cargo]

Voice verification

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[snow dune]

@somber heath got it, i'll get on with it

i mean

@somber heath again? i didn't understand a thing haha

[trim willow]

I need Have 50 messages in the server

[snow dune]

ummm, what brings me here, good question

boredom?

idk

not just boredom, but yeah no I like programming so I guess that's also part of the reason why I'm here

you're fine no worries :)

don't worry for me, I can understand you loud and clear now

i was having trouble before

yeah, very unusual in general i guess

[trim willow]

I CANT speak ，I dont have permission

[snow dune]

!voice

[wise cargo]

Voice verification

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[trim willow]

hello guys~ I'm here to learn python

[snow dune]

that sounds great

do you have an understanding about programming at a basic level?

@trim willow

um

i know python ofc

a bit of js

a bit of c++

and i guess that's about it

[trim willow]

I’m a data engineer

[snow dune]

i recently got into batch files so idk if that counts as well

[trim willow]

often use pandas

[snow dune]

i can make a quadratic formula calculator with c++

maths

it's easy as f-

look

hahahah

[snow dune]

interesting

[trim willow]

yes

[snow dune]

let me see if i understood

you're using dimensions as blocks to store data?

yes

of course

[trim willow]

okok u surely can

[trim willow]

use Two-dimensional array to store

like SQL stucture data

[snow dune]

that's cool

yep

so a 2d structure would look like

list = [[]]

??

@somber heath

[trim willow]

sorry my english is a little weak ,my native language is not english . i here also can learn english .lol hhhhhh

[trim willow]

yes array

[snow dune]

so the more lists inside a list more dimensions?

[trim willow]

list = [ [1,2] ,[2,3]]

[snow dune]

crazy

[trim willow]

u can put more ,like list = [[[]]]

[snow dune]

yes of couse, i already assumed that

btw, am I allowed to send C++ code here? I don't want to break any rules so if I need to I'll just DM anybody who wants it.

[trim willow]

but I only deal with 1 or 2 dimensions

[snow dune]

the quadratic formula program

[snow dune]

beyond 4 dimensions it gets more complex

[snow dune]

@somber heath

[trim willow]

yes u r right .

[snow dune]

it's hard to imagine the limits of that haha

hahah aight

just making sure

ok!

How to make a quadratic formula calculator using C++:

#include <iostream>
#include <cmath>

using namespace std;

int main(){
    int a, b, c;
    float x1, x2;
    /*You can also ask for the values of the a, b and c factors all in 1 line, just that I forgot how to do it (without a loop) haha*/
    cout<<"Value of a: "<<endl; cin>>a;
    cout<<"Value of b: "<<endl; cin>>b;   
    cout<<"Value of c: "<<endl; cin>>c;
    
    x1 = (-b + sqrt(pow(b,2) - (4 * a * c))) / (2 * a);
    x2 = (-b - sqrt(pow(b,2) - (4 * a * c))) / (2 * a);

    cout << "Solutions are " << x1 << "and" << x2 <<endl;
    return 0;
}

all made by me btw :)

cout is your python print

int and float define integer and float variables

[wet scroll]

<<

[snow dune]

yeah but one thing i have not figured out how to do in C++ yet is how to add variables inside ""
like in Python you can do this:

x = 1
print(f"This is {x}") #Output: This is 1

i wanna replicate that in C++

because the last line looks ugly

cause the << is like parenthesis and commas at the same time

weird

yep

nope

[trim willow]

lol python is beatiful and consise

hhhh

[snow dune]

but I am making a game with a friend using C++ though

[trim willow]

*concise

[trim willow]

cool i only use pygame to make games

[snow dune]

for the GUI we're using SFML

[snow dune]

this year on school we're gonna use pygame as well

[scarlet halo]

yo

[trim willow]

very good , r u student majoring in computer science

ok i see

hi spelis

[trim willow]

lol ,continue

[scarlet halo]

cool spotify plugin for polybar

[trim willow]

use terminal?

[scarlet halo]

?

[shadow marsh]

Hello

[trim willow]

hi luffy

[trim willow]

ok i misunderstand

it's a plugin

[shadow marsh]

Static website?

[trim willow]

i know a liitle front web ,such as css html js vue

do u know vue?

[scarlet halo]

i know all those except vue

[trim willow]

vue is a frame

[scarlet halo]

yea framework

[shadow marsh]

Yeah

[trim willow]

yes framework

[shadow marsh]

No problem

[scarlet halo]

chris and hemlock are super cool

[somber heath]

!code

[wise cargo]

Formatting code on discord

Here's how to format Python code on Discord:

```py
print('Hello world!')
```

These are backticks, not quotes. Check this out if you can't find the backtick key.

For long code samples, you can use our pastebin.

[scarlet halo]

ai is really stupid sometimes

asked if it was possible to render images to polybar and it just made me render a nerd font symbol

like just say no?

[trim willow]

print('Hello world!')

[scarlet halo]

bye

[shadow marsh]

Bye

[scarlet halo]

okay guys

snake

or no snake

[trim willow]

nice to meet u guys ,i need offline

bye~~~

[scarlet halo]

bye

[somber heath]

@azure sparrow 👋

[snow dune]

ok cya!

[azure sparrow]

Hello hello

[wise cargo]

Missing required argument

code

Command Help

!eval [python_version] <code, ...>
Can also use: e

Run Python code and get the results.

This command supports multiple lines of code, including formatted code blocks. Code can be re-evaluated by editing the original message within 10 seconds and clicking the reaction that subsequently appears.

The starting working directory /home, is a writeable temporary file system. Files created, excluding names with leading underscores, will be uploaded in the response.

If multiple codeblocks are in a message, all of them will be joined and evaluated, ignoring the text outside them.

Currently only 3.12 version is supported.

We've done our best to make this sandboxed, but do let us know if you manage to find an issue with it!

[scarlet halo]

brooo

too much code

[somber heath]

@frosty marlin 👋

[faint ermine]

Yo does anyone know if i can see how many messages i sent atm?

[somber heath]

https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=valVixMpzQY&feature=shared

https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=17t7SEsoKfE&feature=shared

[gentle flint]

33

[faint ermine]

damn plome knows me

[snow dune]

that's an interesting number haha...

33...

[faint ermine]

why haha?

[gentle flint]

well it's 35 now

[snow dune]

https://tenor.com/view/f1-formula1-formula-one-fernando-alonso-alonso-gif-12688281

[faint ermine]

i dont get it

is it like perez

who dat

[faint ermine]

Plome be leaking my ass like that

tf

[gentle flint]

you can see how many messages

at the bottom

[faint ermine]

Yeah found it

ty ❤️

Opal am i good to send like 5 more msgs

I so close

Amsterdam kinda fire i was there like 2 months ago

get

me

in

please

[somber heath]

@tribal mulch 👋

[somber heath]

It's publicly accessible information.

[faint ermine]

warme schokomel

[gentle flint]

warme chocomel

[faint ermine]

ik ben sechsten joahr alt

[snow dune]

hallo, ich bin MD

[faint ermine]

ik ben zestien jaar oud

[gentle flint]

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

[somber heath]

@sour geyser 👋

[somber heath]

https://tenor.com/view/yummy-delicious-yum-gif-24034660

[snow dune]

yes

[gentle flint]

https://tenor.com/view/grilled-cheese-cheesy-sandwich-grilled-cheese-sandwich-grilled-cheese-sandwich-day-gif-24183978

[dry jasper]

https://www.action.com/nl-nl/p/2564034/tristar-multigrill/

[snow dune]

@somber heath cya!

[whole bear]

Hi

[snow dune]

hi

[whole bear]

I have one question

[snow dune]

go on

[whole bear]

I study this and now?
Print
Variable
Input
Int
Float
If
Else
Elif
Functions

[snow dune]

modules

[whole bear]

What is this

[snow dune]

import math

math module

[whole bear]

Ok

Ty

[snow dune]

you're welcome

[snow dune]

@gentle flint i think that's a bad sign (the graphics card I was talking about earlier has that)

And that as well

(On the other side)

I read on the internet, one said that with 1 it was fine

[snow dune]

Ok

[dry jasper]

https://linustechtips.com/topic/1430037-broken-connector-on-gpu/

[trim willow]

hi

[somber heath]

https://youtu.be/G4Sn91t1V4g?feature=shared

[empty crown]

epistemology

[somber heath]

@normal siren 👋

[oak kelp]

good morning guys

[wind raptor]

Heyo 😄

[somber heath]

!voice 👇

[wise cargo]

Voice verification

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[normal siren]

👋

[wind raptor]

Hey @woeful salmon

[somber heath]

@forest barn 👋

[woeful salmon]

👋

what's up 🙂

[oak kelp]

do you guys study python from free code camp?

or from where?

[wind raptor]

Not too much. Just studying some linear algebra.

[oak kelp]

oh

[woeful salmon]

nice! 😮 tell me if you need any help with that :3 that's one field of math i basically use everyday lol

[somber heath]

I've never used that. If you find value in it, you should use it.

[woeful salmon]

ah btw how's the django project going?

[wind raptor]

Nice! Will do.

[wind raptor]

Slow and steady. My student just implemented two forms.

Gonna work on some more today in ~ 6 hours

[somber heath]

@mental plank 👋

[woeful salmon]

the guy i was teaching django just made 1 project and then said he wants to try out javascript now to see which he likes better 🤣

[mental plank]

Hello @somber heath

@somber heath The first person to get my username pronounciation right lol

[wind raptor]

Yeah, my guy wants to specialize in Django so this is where I live now haha

[snow dune]

Cool vid imo

[woeful salmon]

i think its more about which language you like better really

[mental plank]

yeah they just butcher it in any way they can

well

[woeful salmon]

as for any really big scale project backend isn't going to be either

[wind raptor]

We're going to do a few projects in it and hopefully he gets that muscle memory

[woeful salmon]

javascript or python (mostly.....)

[mental plank]

'jondgya' in my native language means cockroach

z just to make it sound cool

i speak 'kannada'

[empty crown]

kannada?

[woeful salmon]

needs to be a good balance between staying consistent but adapting to newer things as well

i'm still using next.js 12 on most my projects

13 is better but i tend to copy from my old template which uses 12

habit

[somber heath]

@uncut ferry 👋

[wind raptor]

https://www.medeco.com/en/key-systems-and-key-management/mechanical-solutions/product-details.aehpdp-medeco-4-aeh_medeco_219720

[wet scroll]

i am progressively getting demotivated

did someone say roblox!?

[golden sonnet]

hi

[fervent grail]

Where are you from ?

[golden sonnet]

iran

[fervent grail]

me too

[golden sonnet]

how you doin'?

[fervent grail]

good how about you ?

city ?

[golden sonnet]

qom

[fervent grail]

town ?

oh

[golden sonnet]

im from tabriz tho

[fervent grail]

mine tabriz

[golden sonnet]

oo

[fervent grail]

oh

how old are you ?

[golden sonnet]

21

[fervent grail]

i'm 15

[golden sonnet]

hmm
the midle of teenage

[fervent grail]

yeah

[golden sonnet]

15 was good for me

[vocal basin]

@snow dune thanks to CSGO this is now international vocabulary

[fervent grail]

@golden sonnet may you dm to talk together ?

[golden sonnet]

sorry i don't do dms

[fervent grail]

k

[vocal basin]

the most non-technical interaction in DMs (with people I don't know) I had is probably when someone asked about where pfp was from

I don't even remember who asked me this

if you're inviting to a public/discoverable server, you can just send the name instead

invites get auto-removed

(except those whitelisted)

[golden sonnet]

hm
i don't know if it's public

how do i check>

[vocal basin]

does it show up here?

are there other websites pointing to it?

I should probably learn about Concepts in C++

[snow dune]

@wet scroll

[vocal basin]

and generally their templating system

I've made a polynomial solver in C and it's slightly cursed

[golden sonnet]

seems like private

ok it's no big deal really

[vocal basin]

solves polynomial equations

https://gist.github.com/afeistel/b32ade307373dbe2e4c71806c4bbf1c4

> roots are ordered
I forgot I even had this

[fervent grail]

@golden sonnet have you learned python ?

[golden sonnet]

a bit

[vocal basin]

I might have that code in one of game mods I took part in making

but not obfuscated

I recently had LVM crash because of a power surge

one more reason to switch to ZFS

[fervent grail]

what you can do with python (hardest thing you know) ?

[snow dune]

interesting

[golden sonnet]

i know a bit of django
for web development

[fervent grail]

Seems like you want to become web developer, Right ?

[golden sonnet]

i don't really care
web was a choice amongs many

i just went with it

[vocal basin]

I somehow still haven't tried using Django

[golden sonnet]

for start i would say use flask or fastapi

django is big

[vocal basin]

and flask is bad

[woeful salmon]

django gives me slight java feels when i use it xD its more strict than any javascript / go framework i've ever used

[vocal basin]

it's a framework

[woeful salmon]

its nice to have the safety and everything already provided

[golden sonnet]

django has so many tools ready
i have a hard time beliving it

[vocal basin]

FastAPI tries to be more like a minimal tool/library which you can combine with other tools/libraries
and so does aiohttp

but aiohttp for server-side is cursed somewhat

it sure does allow doing something you shouldn't do

[golden sonnet]

fastAPI user guide turns me off

just a hundred page of doing type hinting :/

[vocal basin]

it prefers declarative over imperative

[woeful salmon]

🤣 welcome to typescript

but not really

[vocal basin]

type hints over manually figuring out data

[golden sonnet]

yeah but i haven't even gotten to making web yet

[vocal basin]

... and if you need lower-level control, you can just interact with FastAPI's underlying web server, starlette

[wind raptor]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PjKlMXhxtTM @wet scroll

[golden sonnet]

i'm taking it slow tho
looking at django and fastAPI at the same time is brain melting

[wet scroll]

you dont know how much i wanna thank you

[vocal basin]

the most fun thing I did with FFT was probably a program to repeat the same sound N times
(complexity of which doesn't depend on N)

[wind raptor]

I've watched a few minutes of it and it looks like really good content

[golden sonnet]

are you familiar with caching?

[vocal basin]

almost 2 hours of a talk about caching
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F8sZRBdmqc0

[golden sonnet]

i don't know if i should use redis or just go with normal database

it's just one page

[wind raptor]

A bit.

[vocal basin]

abstract it away, provide a choice when deploying

like how Nextcloud allows to choose between:
redis
memcached
no cache

[golden sonnet]

how heavy is redis to deploy?
i wanna keep it minimal

[vocal basin]

I have two instances running rn (will check resource usage)

[woeful salmon]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i_Iq4_Kd7Rc idk if this is even related but i remembered having seen this from fcc

[vocal basin]

okay, that was a lie, one is not running

Nextcloud's redis takes 6 MB and 0.3% CPU core on my server

[golden sonnet]

that sounds cheap

[vocal basin]

it of course depends on the size of data you're dealing with

for redis, there may be multiple ways to do the same thing

[golden sonnet]

just a few apis in a a page

[vocal basin]

especially if you can sacrifice correctness

[vocal basin]

sharelatex -- 5.5MB/0.25%

[golden sonnet]

i should check if database dumps the old data :

[wise loom]

@snow dune PIC16F84

[vocal basin]

quite a good talk to get overview of caching, mostly historical

[golden sonnet]

i saved it

[vocal basin]

not directly related to caching, but related to Redis (if you're willing to adapt it as a core dependency of the project)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2SpYbEfp4vA

[golden sonnet]

that one has a fancy title

i should see what it is

ah
i should've gone for frontend dev :p

[vocal basin]

I only remember watching one JS-adjacent course

about Node specifically

but I did that mostly for how meme-y it was

because it avoided npm

(but I didn't watch it in full because I wasn't interested enough)

it was an overview on node itself
showing how to build stuff without bringing in extra dependencies

"The Node.js Master Class - No Frameworks, No NPM, No Dependencies"
I have no clue whether it's a good course or not

it doesn't sound practical, so I don't recommend it

now that there's so much definitions of backend/frontend

and next.js is both
then browser js sometimes falls in both

separating server-side rendering and API is probably a good idea

yeah, Django is basically same

I've stopped really doing web dev in around 2020/2021
and whatever I did back then was quite broken

terrible framework in backend
terrible framework in frontend

(those frameworks being Flask and Angular)

at least not Angular.js

it officially died, like, only recently

1.5 years ago

[solemn helm]

Well, what do you guys suggest for app dev ?
There's so much to learn and I'm stuck like there's java, kotlin , flutter , react-native and stuff like even electron exists . I just want it to be lightweight .

[vocal basin]

lightweight in what sense?
development cost? app speed? app size?

[solemn helm]

App size

[vocal basin]

for android apps, Kotlin, as preferred by Google

(for up-to-date API support/code examples)

[solemn helm]

Which is easier for someone from a python background

[vocal basin]

Kotlin syntax is odd, yes

iirc, it has also some dependency injection supported by syntax natively or something of similar cursed-ness

[solemn helm]

👍🏼

[vocal basin]

and then Java errors in Kotlin code

Java/Kotlin/C# are close enough to Python because it's more or less the same OOP model
there is no principal functionality difference between them, as far as I've seen

out of common stuff I've seen that differs, may be dynamical creation of fields

which is bad in Python but allowed

yeah, Python takes work to translate to those

[vocal basin]

(mostly about common OOP patterns working for both)

if you apply OOP patterns to Rust, there will be pain

[scarlet halo]

yo

[vocal basin]

if you apply OOP patterns (common in C#/Java code) to Python, it will work normally, but there may be better options

[woeful salmon]

now you do that in javascript and some clean code people would say that's amazing meanwhile everyone who just has alot of experience with javascript will cry

[vocal basin]

does JS now support stricter classes or is it still a hack?

[woeful salmon]

its a hack but it now supports private properties....

the way you make a property private is prefixing property names with #....

class MyClass {
  constructor() {
    this.#foo = "foo";
  }
}

same for private methods

[vocal basin]

are they isolated per each prototype the object "inherits" from?

[woeful salmon]

never tested it as i just avoid classes in js at all at all costs

but i would guess they've probably found a way to do it

[vocal basin]

JS has, like, three object models now, apparently

closures as methods
prototypes
classes

[woeful salmon]

classes are syntactic sugar for prototypes

[vocal basin]

yeah

closure-based approach seems strictest but costly

though going through the prototype chain is costly too

idk what would perform better overall

creating many objects -- optimised for prototypes
accessing the same object often -- idk

[woeful salmon]

i just don't use classes or closures until i absolutely need them

like if i'm making a canvas based background effect or something with particles following your mouse i'd probably make a particle class

o- o

[vocal basin]

both achieve what OOP is often about which is abstraction (of specific implementation/behaviour/etc.)
(in case of Java/Python/JS, that abstraction persists in runtime, unlike most Rust code)
if that's unneeded, it might be better to just call some named function which knows the structure of data

[woeful salmon]

yep

100% agree to that

[vocal basin]

contrast to that, Rust's abstractions via traits/generics/etc., often aren't kept in runtime and allow for simplification of codebase without performance cost

• Rust sometimes forces (strongly suggests) to generalise

[woeful salmon]

in a multi paradigm language the paradigms are just tools so you can use the one that makes more sense for a particular usecase

[vocal basin]

because borrow checker and type system are both righteously dumb

[woeful salmon]

rust is good but it comes at the cost of writing alot of match statements or dealing with ugly unwraps as well so tradeoffs everywhere 😦

[vocal basin]

it provides tools to simplify matches/unwraps/etc. if those are repetitive

including extension traits

[woeful salmon]

you mean like except andunwrap_or and stuff?

[vocal basin]

yes, and beyond that

(Rust doesn't have a notion of an extension trait, it's just a natural consequence that arises from the type system)

[woeful salmon]

i guess so

altho rust for web development is still not that good i feel

i remember using https://yew.rs/ back when WASM was the hype

not a great experience

the only reason i'm thinking about wether its good for web dev or not is because that's what i do for my job tho 🙂 for other usecases it is indeed an amazing language

can't wait until someone makes a good game engine with rust

that's one i would want to contribute to

[vocal basin]

in one of my projects, have to work with this nested result pattern often;
so for combining the functions, I have something similar to and_then_nested like in the example:

fn example0() -> Result<Result<Value, Inner>, Outer> { /* ... */ }

fn example1(value: Value) -> Result<Result<Value, Inner>, Outer> { /* ... */ }

fn example2() -> Result<Result<Value, Inner>, Outer> {
    let result = example0()?.and_then_nested(example1)?;
    Ok(result)
}

(removed map_inner because that was the wrong place to use it)

the code would also normally not have Result<Result<...>, ...>

and instead use a type alias

[vocal basin]

context where this makes sense:
parsing something but either continuing when errors occur, or breaking on first error

[woeful salmon]

the 1 thing i don't like about enums in rust is the same reason i don't like the python walrus operator

asignments magically happen inside of other statements

not on a separate like which just makes me uncomfortable

[vocal basin]

match-assign generally not enums specifically?

[vocal basin]

Rust very rarely uses statements, compared to Python
almost everything is an expression, so nesting something inside of values is frequent

[woeful salmon]

i mean the syntax specifically not the concept

[vocal basin]

the inside-out-ness of it? (having new identifier nested in the pattern)

[woeful salmon]

n = 999
if (r := (n % 2)) != 0:
    print(r)

if let Some(...) - someFunc() {...}

[vocal basin]

yeah, for Python it's more normal to have variants as subclasses, so even match looks differently

match thing:
    case Variant() as variant:
        ...
    ...

[woeful salmon]

i just prefer having an explicit assignment happen even for unwraping something out of an enum

rather than doing it inline in a match or if let

[vocal basin]

this does lose some strictness, but if you want strictness, you can go with a derivative of the Visitor pattern (but that will end up in Java-like hell of one-use classes)

[vocal basin]

there's also now let else which didn't have a style guide for 6 versions thus breaking rustfmt

... or 7 versions

1.65~1.71, iirc

[woeful salmon]

ye just tradeoffs

i mean if i'm working on a rust project i'd probably just use the conventional ways of doing things just to make my own development experience lesser of a hassle and be easily able to get help if i need to

so people don't hae to decrypt my code to read it

[woeful salmon]

💀

i gotta go now tho since its diwali (indian festival), happy diwali and see you guys later 🙂

[wise loom]

Is there any food you like for Diwali?

[woeful salmon]

nothing special just going to eat food i generally love + some sweets

that's all

[wise loom]

Sure but what is it called

[woeful salmon]

milk cake, rasgulla, kaju barfi, etc

ok i gotta go off now going outside 🙂 cya

[scarlet halo]

cya

[obsidian dragon]

why no talk

[scarlet halo]

heheehha

[snow dune]

why talk?

no talk = good

[craggy breach]

@whole bear PyCharm

[oak kelp]

no_talk = no_right_to_talk_in_the_voice_chat

print (type(no_talk))

[gentle flint]

<class 'bool'>

[lucid shoal]

Nerds

[toxic arch]

:pingu1_devcord::pingu2_devcord::pingu3_devcord::pingu4_devcord::pingu5_devcord:

[wind raptor]

[desert vector]

@wind raptor what business do you have here, canadian

[toxic arch]

how do you check if a file is closed?

without closing it

[desert vector]

Why would you want to check?
You can just context manage it and guarantee its closure anyway.

[toxic arch]

its because i dont want to close it if its opened

[desert vector]

Again, you can just context manage the file and do whatever you need to in that with block

[wind raptor]

I was summoned by our amazing television shows.

https://tenor.com/view/pengu-cute-adorable-funny-gif-14778974

[desert vector]

You dare moon me, the person named after the moon?

I'll have your moon for that, Chris

Mark my words

[wind raptor]

Toon's gotta moon

[toxic arch]

[desert vector]

Moon's gotta end you soon

[wise loom]

@somber heath I wanna show you something

https://www.wheelodex.org/projects/sympy/rdepends/?page=12

these are reverse dependencies for Python modules

I like checking what projects use a specific library

[toxic arch]

guys check out my

custom rich presence

haha it works!

fuck no

it doesnt

same @somber heath that shit is ass

i always juse use view as desktop

[wind raptor]

This one goes out to you @desert vector

[wind raptor]

!stream 317279909112446976

[wise cargo]

✅ @somber heath can now stream until <t:1699832555:f>.

[wind raptor]

!stream 372380672641335296

[wise cargo]

✅ @minor sage can now stream until <t:1699833788:f>.

[minor sage]

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[wind raptor]

!stream 696634651875213322

[wise cargo]

✅ @unborn storm can now stream until <t:1699837035:f>.

[gleaming dirge]

anyone able to help me with a pseudocode question?

small one

for skl

[somber heath]

@tardy prairie 👋

[somber heath]

What is skl?

[gleaming dirge]

dw its alr now

means school tho

[tardy prairie]

How old do I have to be to join this group chat

[somber heath]

Aha. I thought you may have been referring to SciKitLearn.

!voice

[wise cargo]

Voice verification

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

[somber heath]

3 days on the server, plus other requirements.

If you're referring to your actual age, I believe there are resources on Discord's website that may be relevant.

[somber heath]

@dull pumice 👋

[wise loom]

Looks a lot like Calibre

[wind raptor]

Java assignment

[wind raptor]

!stream 717749310518722691

[wise cargo]

✅ @whole bear can now stream until <t:1699845444:f>.

[wind raptor]

!warn 698194230929129563 Please do not use soundboards in our voice chat.

[wise cargo]

:incoming_envelope: :ok_hand: applied warning to @final quail.

[whole bear]

!e

[wise cargo]

Missing required argument

code

Command Help

!eval [python_version] <code, ...>
Can also use: e

Run Python code and get the results.

This command supports multiple lines of code, including formatted code blocks. Code can be re-evaluated by editing the original message within 10 seconds and clicking the reaction that subsequently appears.

The starting working directory /home, is a writeable temporary file system. Files created, excluding names with leading underscores, will be uploaded in the response.

If multiple codeblocks are in a message, all of them will be joined and evaluated, ignoring the text outside them.

Currently only 3.12 version is supported.

We've done our best to make this sandboxed, but do let us know if you manage to find an issue with it!

[whole bear]

!e
class Chessboard:
def init(self):
# Initialize an 8x8 chessboard with pieces represented by their initials
self.board = [
['r', 'n', 'b', 'q', 'k', 'b', 'n', 'r'],
['p', 'p', 'p', 'p', 'p', 'p', 'p', 'p'],
[' ', ' ', ' ', ' ', ' ', ' ', ' ', ' '],
[' ', ' ', ' ', ' ', ' ', ' ', ' ', ' '],
[' ', ' ', ' ', ' ', ' ', ' ', ' ', ' '],
[' ', ' ', ' ', ' ', ' ', ' ', ' ', ' '],
['P', 'P', 'P', 'P', 'P', 'P', 'P', 'P'],
['R', 'N', 'B', 'Q', 'K', 'B', 'N', 'R']
]

def print_board(self):
    # Display the current state of the chessboard
    for row in self.board:
        print(' '.join(str(piece) for piece in row))

Example usage

chess_game = Chessboard()
chess_game.print_board()

[wind raptor]

!stream 717749310518722691

[wise cargo]

✅ @whole bear can now stream until <t:1699847856:f>.

[whole bear]

https://lichess.org/eRFhYDuc

[somber heath]

@terse garden 👋

[terse garden]

server for less than 3 days ig