voice-chat-text-0

[toxic arch]

maybe just use a list

[distant blade]

ah shoot I got to go sorry lost track of time

soccer practice

[desert vector]

you can use len() on a dictionary

returns the amount of keys that are in there

[idle vector]

the sol is to use a list, get the min and max value from the list and thats your range, from min to max, so iterate through min to max and see if the what is in the list and what is not, then you can find the missing numbers. if there are multiple missing nums you can just make a missing_num_list and append the missing values to it ig

[desert vector]

!e

def missing(l: list[int, ...]):
  l = sorted(l)
  return (set(range(l[0], l[-1])) - set(l)).pop()

print(missing([0, 1, 3]))

wondering if I can merge l = sorted(l) in there somehow

[wise cargo]

@desert vector :white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.

2

[desert vector]

but fun problem nonetheless

oh, I'm a moron

I can use min and max

[lavish rover]

!e

def missing(l: list[int, ...]):
  n = len(l)
  total = n*(n+1)//2
  return total - sum(l)

print(missing([0, 1, 3]))

[wise cargo]

@lavish rover :white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.

2

[lavish rover]

1+2+...+n = n*(n+1)/2

[desert vector]

booo, I was having fun with my set solution

howdy

I was actually in the middle of writing up an AST generator; just saw this problem and I felt the need to solve

parser, yes
as you can clearly see, my brain is melting

toy language :D

sorry, say that again mu?

oh yeah?

pssh, I wish I was at that part already

was really hoping to use this for the advent of code

nahh

I have to write a backend for this too lol

to LLVM, yeah

fair enough; I was thinking about transpiling too but

NAHHHH

so, what'cha working on mu?

ohhhh, neat

[strange narwhal]

yo

[toxic arch]

nice ringtone

you sick @lavish rover ?

[lavish rover]

https://github.com/ocen-lang/ocen

[toxic arch]

https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/300343984104931328/1164311430070272010/RDT_20231019_0006577727560298767168742.jpg?ex=6542c084&is=65304b84&hm=a0607e00dd4be47d76616c34ef1e40e54de8c918ba3d5f3f98378126b35c23ef&

this true?

[vocal basin]

!e

from functools import reduce
from itertools import chain
from operator import xor

def missing(l):
    n = len(l) + 1
    return reduce(xor, chain(range(n - n % 4, n), l), 0)

print(missing([0, 1, 3]))

[wise cargo]

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

2

[distant blade]

true hm I should pirate more of these fucking streaming services

"+" is the biggest fucking scam ever

I'll pirate rick and morty season seven

fuck hulu+

[toxic arch]

same

[toxic arch]

my pfp has pirate hat because software piracy btw

[distant blade]

ha

[toxic arch]

@distant blade how was

football

practise

soccer

[distant blade]

terrible I injured and have to coach little kids but I can't touch a ball

all I want to do is play but I can't because I'm injured

[toxic arch]

you cant touch ball

[distant blade]

nope hip flexor

[somber heath]

@chrome valley 👋

@drowsy sorrel 👋

[drowsy sorrel]

sup

I don't have permission to speak yet

[somber heath]

!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.

[wise loom]

Said no politician ever..

[somber heath]

@outer phoenix The voice verification process relies on manual effort on your part to acquire. It is not generally given out elsewise.

This is the associated text chat for the voice chat 0 channel.

In case you needed it again, here's a link to the voice verification channel, which will detail what you need to do.

!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.

[silk sleet]

Hi

[echo garden]

happy holidays everybody

[desert vector]

@rose warren howdy

i'm doing alright

building a parser in C

how's your day?

yes, i do

yeah, it's a toy programming language i'm making

i was hoping to have it ready for the advent of code challenge thing

but y'know

things happen

hello, i'm back

what are we on about now

ah, I see

loving powershell is a first for me
i dislike bash/powershell and the like

hey, that just means you're a better person than me lol

i could never

[scarlet halo]

hey

[desert vector]

right

[wanton kernel]

I use python exclusively right now. Used to be a golang coder but I am realizing the momentum in Python is unstopable. Powershell scripts are also very useful too tho.

[desert vector]

i exclusively write all the glue scripts on my laptop in python lol

which is fair; I suppose my dislike is sort of invalid because I don't use windows machines a lot (these days)

[wanton kernel]

this past week we had to figure out some multi threading on .ps1 file which wasnt too bad. I use a gpt to give me hints all day long

Google was saying this year they saved over 11,000 work years of labor by arming their devs with AI code assistance. WHich imagine the $$ this converts to,

[desert vector]

11,000 work years, damn

[tall ridge]

So the funny thing is.... Accountants don't have a way of recording that benefit as an asset.

And they record the salaries as a liability.

[wanton kernel]

Yup ^^ LOL

[honest yoke]

Looking for advice: Hey I've got a good grip on python, im in the military and they have taught me a decent amount but im not sure where to go from here. Ive got a good grip on data visualization, pandas and some other major modules. Where should I go from here? Ideally I want to collaborate with others over the web but im not sure what to do.

[wanton kernel]

I am trying to hop on the bandwaggon for AI and learning in my free time. Anthropic, GPTs, LLaMA to just have some basic prompts to these llms with API calls

In python of course

[desert vector]

do you have any projects you like? any projects you don't like?

[honest yoke]

thanks wabi-sabi ill do that.

[tall ridge]

It seems like this question comes up a lot and I wonder if we should have something like a career channel.

[desert vector]

cough #career-advice cough

[honest yoke]

true

[desert vector]

it was more so in jest to @tall ridge lol

you guys are fine

this is an off-topic channel technically, so this is in scope

[wanton kernel]

If you have any data at your job @honest yoke talk to them about getting access to a dataset from this or maybe some mock data. Then you can build an idea around your data

[desert vector]

and that's why i'm here sabi boy

[tall ridge]

ROFL

[wanton kernel]

I think this advise is bullet proof (pun) from Wabi-sabi

[honest yoke]

yea I have some personal projects but the Tsgt I work under cannot comprhend anyone other than him being smart at all so if i show him my project he is going to eat me alive]

is it common to collab with other people over this channel?

[tall ridge]

Sorry, I'm multi-tasking and distracted. @honest yoke I would suggest that you think more in terms of the specific problem than the generic technique.
For example "financial reporting" vs "data visualization"

[wanton kernel]

Do you guys find need in corporate environment (military as well) to go around your boss sometimes? i have done this and it worked out once and did not the other.

[tall ridge]

btw, Tsgt are not know for their visionary capabilities

[honest yoke]

its very hard to do in the military, aside from things like physical or sexual assault there isnt much you can do.

[desert vector]

collaborate... here?
in pydis?
no, mostly because centralizing your discussions is paramount to a good line of communication between everyone

you may find others willing to collaborate here,

but generally you go off and form your own little server or group DM and have fun there

oh, and of course github to host that code you make

@honest yoke you may find yourself interested in our yearly code jams if you're looking for a project to work on

the last one just ended, but we do have one every year, so next year you can enter if you'd like

[honest yoke]

where do you guys find people to surround yourself with outside of the workplace? here on discord? twitter? stackoverflow?

[honest yoke]

sounds interesting

[desert vector]

it is!

i think i'll enter next year :3

[wanton kernel]

I think its great you are taking steps @honest yoke I am always happy to see people motivated bc it helps me stay motivated.

[desert vector]

ah, surrounding yourself around
then yes, 100% here
I rarely find people in that programming niche on twitter (my timeline is full of just art and memes)

like uhhh, salt-die

salt-die always has something fun happening

i think he was working on a water simulation in the terminal last I checked

probably been finished it now

@viral violet you work in water?

underwater programmer???
I thought only the basketweavers worked down there

I mean, you say underwater, I'm gonna think underr da seeaaa~

[honest yoke]

any of you used a quest?

[desert vector]

awww thanks wabi sabi
i'll be here never again

[honest yoke]

oculus quest?

[desert vector]

joking, of course

[wanton kernel]

prereqs for water programmer is hold breath for time.sleep(300)

[desert vector]

i wish i could use it for longer than 15 minutes lol
VR makes me super sick super fast

[desert vector]

at a depth of 5 nested if statements

[honest yoke]

strange

its the quest 3

[desert vector]

yeah, it's the model name

[honest yoke]

quest 1-2, then the quest pro, then the quest 3.

[wanton kernel]

Gonna drop guys. Keep up the good work!

[honest yoke]

peace

[desert vector]

see ya dylan!!

alright, i'll be back in just a moment
some friends are asking for a beating

[desert vector]

@dark atlas ah, hello, didn't see you there

[dark atlas]

Hey uhhh how do i unmute

[desert vector]

!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.

[desert vector]

take a look there

[dark atlas]

whatttt I have to send 50 messages

[desert vector]

mhm

it's not very hard to do, just don't spam

[dark atlas]

welp

[desert vector]

a few short conversations can get you up to 50 pretty easy

this counts, y'know?

[dark atlas]

It says youve been on vscode for 24 hours

watcha working on ??

[desert vector]

left my laptop on overnight completely by accident lmao

working on my programming language

[dark atlas]

Oh rad, how far along are you in it ?

[desert vector]

making the parser for it right now

[dark atlas]

Ive made a couple different scripting languages for my game engines

I made one called Parasite

[desert vector]

oh, neat

how did that go for you?

[dark atlas]

It went pretty good, Im not too pleased with how fast it is because its interperated, do you plan on making it a compiled language ?

hello @lucid pine

[lucid pine]

Helloo

[dark atlas]

what projects have you been working on ?

[lucid pine]

These days its not really python that much but now writing or worldbuilding

[dark atlas]

Oh rad are you a game dev ?

[lucid pine]

Not really, I want to make a game set in one of my worlds but I dont have the skills for it to be honest

[dark atlas]

Yk if you ever wanna gain some experience im working on a project right now with a small team

[lucid pine]

I'd love to but idk the tools

That looks awesome though!

[dark atlas]

Were making a ps1 game

[desert vector]

yep, using LLVM to compile to any architecture I want

[dark atlas]

Thank you ! you dont have to be super into programming or anything to make a game

[lucid pine]

Awesome!

[desert vector]

also, sorry for disappearing

i'm at work

[lucid pine]

I'm good at python and javascript but I dont know any engines that well and I cant time manage that well

[dark atlas]

oh hell yeah, ive always wanted to make a compiled language, its pretty hard though because I get mixed up with arm asm when i have to port everything over to different architectures

[dark atlas]

We use our own engine !

[lucid pine]

I often try to make a custom CPU in python and imagining what an 8bit or maybe even 5bit can do

[dark atlas]

Working with a 5bit cpu would be challenging, Ive made a couple dumb little emulators and stuff

[desert vector]

there's a fellow named mark here who's basically recreated a Z80 processor in python
it's a pretty cool little project

[lucid pine]

Thats cool!

[lucid pine]

Nice

[dark atlas]

I love the z80, minus all the repetitive opcodes..

[desert vector]

what can you really do though

it's a 50 year old processor architecture lmao
unless you have a time machine lying around...

[lucid pine]

I once designed a 16 bit cpu whilst drunk.. still yet to implement it but I can show what the architecture looks like

[dark atlas]

I will sit here and weep at the 75 different mov instructions

[dark atlas]

thats impressive, while im drunk alls i can do is sit and space out

[desert vector]

move, but you shimmy a little further to the left this time

[dark atlas]

i have nightmares abt little endian after I tried to make a ps1 emulator

[lucid pine]

Heres the architecture for my drunk cpu

[dark atlas]

Woahhh, thats pretty solid for a drunken cpu

[lucid pine]

I dont know why I went for a register file AND have A and B and then make it so that only A and B can do ALU stuff

[dark atlas]

so you can make a cpu drunk but a little game dev scares you

I think ur undermining your talent

[lucid pine]

the stack is massive and will never likely be used and

yeah I guess, I just feel like I cant really get into using a game engine right now

[dark atlas]

For sure I feel that, Just hit me up if youre ever interested, We definitely could use more writers

[lucid pine]

Will do!

[dark atlas]

I say that because our team is mostly made up of like high 24 year olds

[lucid pine]

I'm 21 haha

[dark atlas]

ur an OLD PERSON

im 17

[lucid pine]

Blimey!

[dark atlas]

Are you Australian ?

[lucid pine]

I'm british unfortunately

[dark atlas]

thank god, Australians always have beef with me for some reason.

[lucid pine]

I've learnt that the stereotype of Austrailians being laid back people isnt neccessary accurate

[dark atlas]

oh no they always get into it with me since I live in america

Im not even American

I just live here

[lucid pine]

Fair enough in my eyes

at the you just living part

[dark atlas]

America is pretty nice, Minus like the guns thing

[lucid pine]

And the healthcare

[dark atlas]

and the leaders

[lucid pine]

Sorry thats my knee jerk reaction haha

[dark atlas]

But at least the people are nice

its well deserved, I got hit by a car and needed stiches, thank god i have health insurance or it wouldve cost me like 5000$

[lucid pine]

Yeah.. Here in the UK theres one party (conservatives) who want us to have a similar system to the US's healthcare system.. so no healthcare system

It's really stressful but I'm willing to fight for our NHS (national health service) as its wonderful

[dark atlas]

Yeahh Id much rather have a little higher taxes then have to pay 5k for stitches in my face

[lucid pine]

So how does you game engine work? is it based on anything?

[dark atlas]

Well, its pretty simple, Theres a level renderer that draws the whole scene, and a custom programming language that controls all of the events in game like dialogue and engine settings, then theres a separate 2D engine built into it plus a cut scene engine..

Most of it is written in c++ and inline asm

[lucid pine]

Oh wow!

[dark atlas]

Ive been working on it since I was like 13

[lucid pine]

That's some dedication

[dark atlas]

Oh noo, its been lose work

like ill work on it every couple months and get bored

[lucid pine]

Yeah same, I guess in that way I've been writing since I was 12

[desert vector]

pointers don't feel that confusing anymore

granted I've been bashing my head against the wall for basically 2 years using them

@lavish rover

taking down your entire infra down for months for new stuff
that new stuff better be good

[lucid pine]

https://dev.to/lissy93/super-useful-css-resources-1ba3

[somber heath]

https://tenor.com/view/impressed-not-bad-gif-5536515

[somber heath]

https://tenor.com/view/admire-gif-10594808

[lucid pine]

https://hackaday.com/2020/12/17/a-snes-ray-tracing/

[lavish rover]

10 rays of light

[lavish rover]

100 rays:

[tardy sedge]

https://github.com/EvanZhouDev/donut-py

[lavish rover]

1000 rays:

10K rays:

100K rays, no green outlines, each light ray slightly different colour

https://benedikt-bitterli.me/tantalum/tantalum.html

[twilit falcon]

yo

can u help me with this error

[obsidian dragon]

hi there tater @wise loom

[wise loom]

yo yo what;s a tater

oh like a potato

[obsidian dragon]

yes

[wise loom]

my chrome is acting up can't control volume

[obsidian dragon]

mobile or pc

[wise loom]

pc

[obsidian dragon]

try volume mixer to see if it is an issue there

discord attituation

[wise loom]

managed to fix it

thanks

[minor sage]

How have yall been 🙂

[uncut ferry]

Hello, just joined in mic not working

[cobalt sphinx]

Yeah I haven't reached activity levels needed to speak in a call

[somber heath]

@viral badger 👋

!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]

@hot drum 👋

[hot drum]

hi

so i can't speak in the voice chat

for now at least

but i wanna know how the chat usually goes

oh or me it's the sunday here and it 's 9 am

so @somber heath what do you do

like im a student

so @somber heath you said you more into visualisation like do you seaborn and matplotlib

or something more advanced

is like more advanced if we compare it to matplotlib

i mean matplotlib is good but i m more to the ml path

and i notice tha i use seaborn more

it's okay take your time

@wise loom let's see

i can't speak in the voice chat for now

but let's see

[wise loom]

I'm lacking gloves 🧤

[hot drum]

wow so cute

for me i have a desert

[wise loom]

oh nice, what kind?

[hot drum]

the Tunisian Sahara kind Hahahaha

welcome back

[somber heath]

@sudden lance @hushed otter 👋

[hushed otter]

Hello, new member here. So I can't use mic for at least 3 days 😦

[hushed otter]

I send DM to you sir

[somber heath]

You may have attempted one.

[sudden lance]

yo

[somber heath]

I've my DMs set to exclude everyone I haven't added.

[hushed otter]

Yup I just noticed it

[hushed otter]

hey bro, you're from PH?

[gentle flint]

nope

[somber heath]

@wide sandal 👋

[wide sandal]

Hii

Can I know how to gain acess to chat with you guys?

[wise cargo]

Voice verification

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[warped raft]

@somber heath hello

how are you doing

@steel linden

[somber heath]

@exotic moon 👋

[exotic moon]

I didn't have permession to speak in that channel

[warped raft]

@whole bear > hello how are you doing

[somber heath]

!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.

[exotic moon]

oh I didn't get to 50 messages in the server yet

I've been here for about a year hhhhhh

[whole bear]

.

wtf

[exotic moon]

I was trying to ask a question, it's in the help channel if you'd like to take a look
Thanks

[warped raft]

kay

opal i am thinking to create a personalized website for my mom' s birthday

what do you think about it

isn't this a good idea

tell me if you changed you mind

so i need dollars for that(i have none)

[daring swift]

waow

very wholesome

[warped raft]

@daring swift is like
yeah man do it
completely different

[daring swift]

i didnt hear u opal mist sorry 😭

[warped raft]

the event is on 27th dec

i have time

[daring swift]

very time isee

[warped raft]

but there are exams in between

[daring swift]

oh

thats bad

take ur time

@somber heath , is hackerrank a good website to practice problem solving skills related to programming?

oh oka

[warped raft]

@somber heath we are back to the same page

should i do it

but that will need money for sure

stones (These indian parents will throw in the river)

agreed

btw is @rugged root coming online

recently

[somber heath]

I coughed and made myself dizzy.

Pardon me while I lay down and feel sorry for myself for a while.

[warped raft]

take care of yourself

[somber heath]

Trying.

[warped raft]

@somber heath are you fine

btw is @rugged root coming online recently

[whole bear]

hey how i can share screen ?

it not allow there is any verification ?

[warped raft]

that's a heck of a name

[whole bear]

mean ?

!voice

[warped raft]

opal is like
if you ask me again i am gonna throw you out of the server

no hate to anyone

[somber heath]

@whole bear Streaming permissions may be granted upon request subject to the discretion of voice-regular moderator-level users and above.

Ask one when you see them in the voice chat. At present, this usually means one of either Mr. Hemlock, Mindful Dev, Alex, Luna or Griff.

[whole bear]

Thanks opal

[daring swift]

take care of urself man, hope u gonna get fine soon.

[somber heath]

I'm not interested in engaging with you.

@prisma ingot 👋

[prisma ingot]

why am i muted

[somber heath]

!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.

[prisma ingot]

is it a scam

[daring swift]

Sorry if I did smth bad man, can I atleast know what I did wrong?

[prisma ingot]

sounds about right for discord tbf

it does seem like it killed the vcs tho

great so i been scammed then

[somber heath]

@inland summit 👋

[prisma ingot]

i just wanna learn how to program

aswell

@obsidian dragon

i know hello world and stuff

[obsidian dragon]

what lang

[prisma ingot]

english

i wanna learn python in english

whats a class

@obsidian dragon

[obsidian dragon]

I have no idea lol,

[prisma ingot]

ok

https://tenor.com/view/josh-hutcherson-josh-hutcherson-whistle-edit-whistle-2014-meme-gif-1242113167680346055

[obsidian dragon]

class Car {
  constructor(name, year) {
    this.name = name;
    this.year = year;
  }
  age(x) {
    return x - this.year;
  }
}

const date = new Date();
let year = date.getFullYear();

const myCar = new Car("Ford", 2014);
document.getElementById("demo").innerHTML=
"My car is " + myCar.age(year) + " years old.";

[somber heath]

@valid axle 👋

[obsidian dragon]

https://code.jquery.com/jquery-3.7.1.min.js

https://code.jquery.com/jquery-3.7.1.js

[somber heath]

@karmic notch 👋

[karmic notch]

@somber heath 👋🏿

unfortounately i dont have permission to speak in this channe

[somber heath]

!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]

@void forum 👋

[obsidian dragon]

https://www.learn-js.org

[void forum]

oi

[obsidian dragon]

#off-topic-lounge-text

[void forum]

my headset not working microfone

[blissful sand]

hi @dim wagon , but I have no permission still, I think have post more messages than 50

I send the command to #voice-verification but it have no reply

[lucid pine]

!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.

[wind raptor]

@charred topaz Hi 👋

[charred topaz]

hey

[main rain]

hello voice cat

chat

[vocal basin]

5% have worse latency than that

[somber heath]

@weary halo 👋

[vocal basin]

@gentle flint macro

@gentle flint variadics functions don't exist in Rust

=> vec, println, etc. are macros

derive macros are useful

[somber heath]

@hidden musk 👋

[vocal basin]

auto-implements a trait

[hidden musk]

hi

[vocal basin]

takes type definition as input

(list of fields, variants, ...)

it's like printf

println!("{} {} {}", 1, 2, 3)

it uses format! inside

or something similar

format_args! rather

format_args! is the "primitive" macro in Rust that converts string literal + stuff into Arguments<'_>

[terse garden]

sometime in this lifetime

i will have voice persms

[gentle flint]

https://tenor.com/view/the-sun-is-a-deadly-lazer-gif-8691250

[terse garden]

that day is not today

[vocal basin]

Arguments<'_> has Display implemented -- that's what gets shoved into stdout

[somber heath]

!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.

[terse garden]

yeh i have definitely typed 50 msges

and done all the things but

[vocal basin]

or, rather, Arguments::fmt takes in a wrapper containing reference to stdout

[somber heath]

@simple heath 👋

[simple heath]

He

Hey

I cant talk but how are you?

[hidden musk]

i am not a member yet for 3 days

[somber heath]

@keen heath 👋

[stuck furnace]

Hey there 👋

[simple heath]

Everyone mutet 💀

[somber heath]

!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]

@charred topaz 👋

[stuck furnace]

What are you currently doing?

It's the Netherlands, so makes sense ¯_(ツ)_/¯

[simple heath]

One of you guys got the AI accent

[stuck furnace]

What's the AI accent? 😄

[simple heath]

You seem like a really good person

No not you

This guy!!

[simple heath]

When did you started with python and how?

[somber heath]

@prime echo 👋

[charred topaz]

hey

[vocal basin]

oi

[gentle flint]

in Dutch we say "de een zijn dood is de ander zijn brood" and nowhere does it apply more than our company

literally it translates to "one person's death is another's bread"

with bread in the sense of livelihood

[somber heath]

https://tenor.com/view/math-calculate-confusing-figure-out-gif-6237717

[lucid pine]

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

[somber heath]

@shell root 👋

@pseudo wren 👋

@surreal folio 👋

[surreal folio]

Hi

[somber heath]

#python-discussion message

@storm parrot 👋

[storm parrot]

hi

[somber heath]

@tacit crown 👋

[forest zodiac]

california dreaming

on such a winters day

[somber heath]

@autumn depot 👋

[autumn depot]

What's going on?

[tacit crown]

I gotta wait 3 days for vc 😔

[somber heath]

"It's a bit nippy."
Probably all of the snow crabs. 🦀

[rugged root]

https://tenor.com/5hsp.gif

[wind raptor]

Hey @torpid needle 👋

[wise loom]

@flint girder what level? highschool? university?

[flint girder]

univerity

college

[wise loom]

👍

[rugged root]

https://github.com/github/gitignore/blob/main/Python.gitignore

@obsidian dragon

[noble solstice]

Hii Guys!

[rugged root]

!traceback

[wise cargo]

Traceback

Please provide the full traceback for your exception in order to help us identify your issue.
While the last line of the error message tells us what kind of error you got,
the full traceback will tell us which line, and other critical information to solve your problem.
Please avoid screenshots so we can copy and paste parts of the message.

A full traceback could look like:

Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "my_file.py", line 5, in <module>
    add_three("6")
  File "my_file.py", line 2, in add_three
    a = num + 3
        ~~~~^~~
TypeError: can only concatenate str (not "int") to str

If the traceback is long, use our pastebin.

[rugged root]

@whole bear

[whole bear]

oh

ok

[feral aurora]

hiii @somber heath

[woeful salmon]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=axrYCY9kfa4 xD

[noble solstice]

Python discord also organise bootcamp never heard about that

[woeful salmon]

it was a while ago

it was done before a codejam for people who were participating without knowing anything about git / github

[feral aurora]

Nicee!

[noble solstice]

Great!

When will the new bootcamp be held?

[woeful salmon]

we're not sure, but there's a possiblity there might be one if needed before any next codejam / other big team based events

[whole bear]

@obsidian dragon huge discount on steam rn

its ending soon

if i was unmuted ong it finna be lit

[obsidian dragon]

I have -$40 in bank

[oblique ridge]

0 things on my wishlist on sale 😐

[whole bear]

crazy you did the cashapp glitch 💀

[oblique ridge]

nvm had to refresh

[whole bear]

its ending tommorow

saved 316 euros

[obsidian dragon]

crazy you think cashapp is a bank

[whole bear]

CHAT IS THIS REAL

[oblique ridge]

only worthwhile sale for me 😔

[whole bear]

lil bro take it to dms

aint no way this dude domain is zippocat(dot)com

thats crazy 💀

[oblique ridge]

dw there are people who've been programming for decades that are unskilled

it's just proper practice

[whole bear]

yo chat is this real

[oblique ridge]

ye ctrl was gonna say you're mad low

[whole bear]

nahh speed server was way crazier

[rugged root]

Kill me

[oblique ridge]

yes

[rugged root]

I fucking KNEW that they're still having issues

[whole bear]

yo what does bro need help with 💀

33 people is mad

[oblique ridge]

https://tenor.com/view/terminator-sunglasses-shades-t800-arnold-schwarzenegger-gif-27448475

hemlock rn

iirc we got a programming women thing at my work as well

[whole bear]

females?

i thought you were into men

[oblique ridge]

me?

[rugged root]

https://tenor.com/Wkic.gif

[oblique ridge]

por que no los dos?

[whole bear]

i didnt know you sucked dick and asshole

double gay

[wind raptor]

whoa. that is not server appropriate @whole bear

[whole bear]

🤓

[oblique ridge]

lol this guy's trying so hard

[whole bear]

crazy how i didnt ask

i forgo 💀 rules was a thing

chat yall play rust

[wind raptor]

maybe check out the #rules and #code-of-conduct

[whole bear]

why you got two rules

explain that

das crazy ngl

[rugged root]

!mute 598607835047133193 1d Please review our #rules and #code-of-conduct. If you do not improve your behavior by the mute expires, you will be removed from the server

[wise cargo]

:incoming_envelope: :ok_hand: applied timeout to @whole bear until <t:1701186280:f> (1 day).

[oblique ridge]

lmfao

||been waiting to say that||

@stark river +1 me

yes

https://github.com/topics/framework

django is #3 in stars
only losing to js and php frameworks

it's not the best metric since you don't see what companies are actually using

but it shows that python is huge for web apps

[noble solstice]

now fast api also gain popularity!

[rugged root]

Some of the parts are written in Python

[woeful salmon]

golang forgotten?

xD

[rugged root]

I try to forget

[oblique ridge]

ELM MENTIONED

[rugged root]

And again, I LOVE Elm

Don't get me wrong

[oblique ridge]

also wow Gin is on the rise holy shit

#4 now

#6 FastAPI is coming fast

[oak yacht]

Hi guys

[woeful salmon]

ikr

[oblique ridge]

remember when gmail was invite only?

[rugged root]

Elm is 11 years old

I'll be damned

[oak yacht]

Wait what

[oblique ridge]

you had to be invited to create a gmail by somebody who had a gmail

[oak yacht]

Bruh

[oblique ridge]

google used to just be search and ads at the time iirc
and maps

[oak yacht]

Lol

[woeful salmon]

i remember python 0.1 was there in 1991 i think but didn't have much functionality, java came out 1995 but had much more than python at the time

idk when java development started before the version that came out in 1995

[oak yacht]

Now you can do a lot and watch a lot of very bad stuff of google now

[oblique ridge]

HTMX is really fun when using templating

[oak yacht]

Bro sombody told me to code Linux if I hade a spair pc

Idk if I should lol

[oblique ridge]

overrated just do what's comfy

the actual code you write doesn't care what it was written on

the tools you have available to you may be different on windows vs mac vs linux etc
but like all the shit any of those dudes do on linux, then have those tools available to them on mac as well

and on windows, you've got wsl now

so if you really do that, you can still use windows

[autumn eagle]

oh right

well

[oblique ridge]

facebook did give us hella good tools

cant lie

[woeful salmon]

i wonder if react still uses leftpad

or did someone have the brilliant idea of copy pasting that 1 function directly into react yet

@amber raptor you said the opposite

[oblique ridge]

i'm still a bigger templating fan

[woeful salmon]

client side rendering is lesser performant for the user

as they have to run more javascript on their side

[oblique ridge]

it could be chromium or chromium or chromium or gecko or chromium or safari

[rugged root]

Try and say that Edge plays the same as Chrome

It don't

[oblique ridge]

wanna hear a dirty secret?

[woeful salmon]

maybe he means jrpc?

[rugged root]

They all have their quirks, even if they run Chromium

[oblique ridge]

i don't got chrome on my windows machine

[woeful salmon]

json rpc?

nvm ig

[oblique ridge]

it's full page refresh vs not

most templating, you'll be doing a full page

between client and server

[woeful salmon]

@amber raptor its a tradeoff still,
Serverside rendering your request latency can be more as you have to render the page
Clientside rendering your initial request is fast but then you spend more time running alot of javascript which for really old pcs and mobile phones can be quite slow

[oblique ridge]

i generally prefer templating anyway
too many sites are bloated, even for my pc
and you're still making multiple requests for that data
you're just hiding that it isn't all there yet

use HTMX if you wanna do partial page changes

[woeful salmon]

or next.js is also pretty decent now where we server-side render all server components, send those and let clientside rendered things be handled on the client

[rugged root]

Help. I've had too much coffee

And I'm still drinking more

[oblique ridge]

yup it's still client rendering

they run the js

[woeful salmon]

so is htmx

[rugged root]

Technically everything is if it's on the browser.

[oblique ridge]

yeye i'm saying htmx is just client running js

[woeful salmon]

htmx is pretty cool but its still new and needs more time to mature is how i feel about it

solid is also pretty nice

but unfortunately noone pays me to use it xD

[oblique ridge]

yeah, i wanna see more what people can do with it
i use it for really simple frontends in django and go

[amber raptor]

Browser is pretty simple

[woeful salmon]

for me that's probably just gonna be with go 😮

just cuz i'm more used to it and for me there's no real benifit of using django at this point after i've used another language so much

[oblique ridge]

i've been getting more and more comfy with go recently as well

[amber raptor]

Why would you? Using DJango to render and Go to be backend?

[oblique ridge]

still really appreciate using django for something complicated cause i couldn't be bothering learning a bunch at the same time to get it done in go yet

[woeful salmon]

he was talking about using htmx as a frontend for either of those 2

not using the 2 together

[rugged root]

I will say

Jinja templates are great

[oblique ridge]

jinja is dope ye

i'm way more comfy with DTL than go's templating at the moment

[woeful salmon]

the fact that putting a , breaks django templates but it doesn't jinja2 kills it for me

[amber raptor]

https://htmx.org/

[oblique ridge]

yeah it's nicer for me writing HTMX over JS tbh

cause like man, i just don't feel like writing JS

[rugged root]

Oh, MY god

[oblique ridge]

react is all of the jobs ever rn tho
and easy to learn

AWS 😩

[woeful salmon]

js isn't that bad anymore. as long as you follow good practices and don't goto the dark side (things like using this inside functions) and using [...arr, newItem] to add items to an array...

[rugged root]

https://javascript.info

Use this as a good guide

Modern practices

[oblique ridge]

ye i'm coming to the opinion that comp sci shouldn't first learn python
it's maybe something more appropriate for someone who needs to learn to code but doesn't have to learn a ton of the why

[amber raptor]

I'm very boomer, University should be very broad, Data shouldn't be a degree

[oblique ridge]

(coming from someone who learned python as a first language, me)

[tall ridge]

https://youtu.be/fmF7HpU_-9k?si=wWFQQz1Gz3ha5mb3

[woeful salmon]

python first is good for giving people motivation to learn and hooking them into programming but... it makes you addicted to the abstraction and ease of use which then has a chance to harm you at a later point (mentally atleast)

[rugged root]

https://www.hedycode.com/ Neat

[oblique ridge]

yeah i mean worked for me
but been seeing hella people learning with js first or python first recently and coming to not understanding many things

[wise loom]

@amber raptor how you been

@amber raptor i’m in a meeting rn can’t hear your hot takes

[oblique ridge]

😔

[woeful salmon]

well you should see the ammount of people learning react first, quit it because they don't understand it and call javascript a shit language (although part of it is)

[amber raptor]

It is

[oblique ridge]

i know too many of them already

[woeful salmon]

yeah but it has gone from unusable to just bad which is an improvement

[rugged root]

Oh my god, 2 hour hold times

Kill me

[oblique ridge]

js is shit, but it's not discovered by them due to their inadequacy with react

[wise loom]

i thought typescript solved the javascript problem

[woeful salmon]

it helps with some problems while introducing new ones

[amber raptor]

looks at Hedy

[formal meteor]

Fan fucking tastic. I'm learing React right now. I'm worried that when I finish it'll be obsolete.

[amber raptor]

Meh, I'm just not the type for it

[wise loom]

who would’ve thought

[woeful salmon]

typescript offloads pain from the devs to the people who develop libraries

[amber raptor]

print hello world! 🤮

[oblique ridge]

no shot react will be obsolete in many years to come (my opinion holds no weight)

[pine depot]

do you guys actually use sequence diagrams in your work?

[wise loom]

that’s an insane way to sell a language

[amber raptor]

password is ask 'What is the correct password?' Sure, because we didn't want to teach types so we are going to throw them on later and hope the kids pick up on it

[oblique ridge]

it's all the rave to the business people, ye

[faint storm]

hi

[woeful salmon]

yeah for your convenience in using types in typescript library developers have to create custom types for everything, sometimes create methods to infer types and other painful stuff which after your library is out you cannot remove without backlash because people rely on it

[rugged root]

Dude....

[pine depot]

jw cause i have to do a bunch of visio diagrams for my swe course

[stuck furnace]

Like, dynamic interfaces.

[oblique ridge]

!e ```py
x: int = "lol"
print(x)

[wise cargo]

@oblique ridge :white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.

lol

[oblique ridge]

yes ik typing means nothing in python they're comments

[amber raptor]

type hinting is only used by IDE, never by CPython

[woeful salmon]

yep it adds linting not type checking

[oblique ridge]

lol rip
i've been messing with mermaid recently

[pine depot]

does this look stupid or lol

[oblique ridge]

can't wait for them to finally add type hinting to js
that's long overdue

[woeful salmon]

meet typescript

[amber raptor]

Are they going to? I thought JS group was leaving it TypeScript

[oblique ridge]

nah, ts is not optional unless you throw a bunch of object everywhere or whatever

[rugged root]

Isn't ECMA getting type hints?

[woeful salmon]

https://github.com/tc39/proposal-type-annotations maybe

[oblique ridge]

this is what i heard

[formal meteor]

How is "type hinting" distinct from "typing"?

[rugged root]

Type hinting doesn't affect runtime functionality

[amber raptor]

Runtime will throw if you feed the wrong type

[rugged root]

It's mainly for use in the editors or the programmers

[formal meteor]

Yeah, I heard on Fireship IO that Typescript is gonna be obsolete.

[oblique ridge]

it would basically be comments and really only does things for your linter

[amber raptor]

HA HA HA HA HA Breath in HA HA HA HA HA HA

[pine depot]

at that point, why not use another language

[amber raptor]

Which a ton of people do

[oblique ridge]

mypy is what i use for type stuff

[rugged root]

@stark river Good catch

[woeful salmon]

typescript won't go obsolete just yet as migrating entire apps takes time, also typescript doesn't just do types... it has a bunch of other stuff that some people use

[pine depot]

yeah if you need the performance or have a need for strict typing, i wouldnt think of python as my first solution

[woeful salmon]

although as i said it is a pain for library developers so alot of them are dropping typescript to switch to jsdoc

[formal meteor]

To be fair the way I understand "obsolete" means that "If there was NOT legacy needs then this would be obsolete"

[oblique ridge]

who's jason

[pine depot]

json is just dicts

[tall ridge]

JSON

[pine depot]

lol

[woeful salmon]

JavaScript Object Notation

[oblique ridge]

lol ye ik :P

[formal meteor]

Like XML. XML is obsolete, right? Nobody should learn it.

[stuck furnace]

Big yawn 😄

[amber raptor]

Looking at Hedy, I'm not a teacher but a big problem with them is jumping out of this language into something else

[oblique ridge]

i mean, what's there to learn?

it's just markup language

[amber raptor]

Learn what?

[oblique ridge]

we use it everyday

[rugged root]

HTML is a variant of XML, right?

[stuck furnace]

I'm not sure that's true

[oblique ridge]

ye right?

[stark river]

Its still used at microsoft

[pine depot]

if you can

my_dict = {'key' : "value"}

you got json down

[rugged root]

Not just Microsoft

[woeful salmon]

i think both xml and html are based on a 3rd different thing

[oblique ridge]

omg dude all gov APIs on XML lol

[woeful salmon]

i forgot what its called

[obsidian dragon]

@scarlet elbow why are you requesting me as a friend over and over?

[amber raptor]

<name>Rabbit</name>
<angry>true</angry>```

[oblique ridge]

and you just send an email to their webmaster to get access lol

[rugged root]

Ah right, that sounds right

[oblique ridge]

isn't XML older?

[oblique ridge]

or am i buggin
i'm no history buff

[stuck furnace]

XPath, XQuery, DTD... I had to learn all these at university :C

[oblique ridge]

yes @rugged root

[stuck furnace]

Not that I remember any of it.

[oblique ridge]

i shower with it

don't forget advertising @amber raptor

[rugged root]

Also yes

Similar to how Apple gets popular

[amber raptor]

Those are tools

[rugged root]

The things already exist, they just know how to make it presentable

[amber raptor]

That's not XML

[faint storm]

yeah

[amber raptor]

that's like saying jq is json, no, it's a tool for JSON

[scarlet elbow]

sorry

[amber raptor]

but XML and JSON are just exchange

[oblique ridge]

not optimized for it

because it's huge

yes @tall ridge you're stealing the words from my mouth? keyboard?

[obsidian dragon]

node is better for consuming storage space

[woeful salmon]

another correction: html came out first, then xml and both were based on SGML, and then xhtml came out based on xml

😭

[amber raptor]

XML is heavier then JSON, Microsoft at the time didn't see just HOW much would be transmitted.

[stuck furnace]

Do you remember when XHTML was a big thing? 😄 I still don't really know what that was all about.

[oblique ridge]

also any frontend nerds here? my understanding of html says that <div> is no different from <elephant> or <spaghetti> as a tag

[amber raptor]

So it being bigger was thought as "meh, not a big deal"

[vocal ridge]

fixing my sound

[woeful salmon]

i was taught xhtml in my initial java course

[stuck furnace]

Json is nice. I like json.

[woeful salmon]

at uni

[oblique ridge]

ye toml i ONLY ever use for configs

even then, same with YAML imo

[obsidian dragon]

@rugged root please check your dm

[amber raptor]

Yea, Java was another language that got heavy aboard XML train

[woeful salmon]

yep it still is aboard

[formal meteor]

JSON is functional (as in programming, functional programming). A given data structure will have one and only one encoding. Where as XML, can have multiple outputs... right?

[woeful salmon]

even modern spring has xml files

[oblique ridge]

YAML hates Norway

ain't it crazy how spaces won over tabs?

[stuck furnace]

Oh right. I remembering learning about it when I was first learning web design like 20 years ago.

[amber raptor]

YAML clearly hates Norway

[rugged root]

@scarlet elbow Please don't randomly send friend requests to folks

[scarlet elbow]

ok sir

[stuck furnace]

To help with my middle school's website 😄

[amber raptor]

https://github.com/cblp/yaml-sucks

[formal meteor]

How to add commentns to JSON

[oblique ridge]

https://thedailywtf.com/articles/the-inner-json-effect

[amber raptor]

There is JSONC

[formal meteor]

1. Make a comment key.
   That's it.

[oblique ridge]

love the interchange formats being other interchange formats with a skin

[woeful salmon]

i keep thinking of a way to bring superJSON into the conversation but i just can't find any

[formal meteor]

HAHAHA

[oblique ridge]

i use typing in almost all the python i write

[rugged root]

Lunaaaaa

[tall ridge]

I want to be like @oblique ridge when I grow up

[oblique ridge]

lol

[desert vector]

[oblique ridge]

i hate ambiguity

[stuck furnace]

What's superjson? 👀

[tall ridge]

Oh, thank God, @desert vector is here... everyghitn is going to be ok.

[oblique ridge]

i gained that hate specifically due to using a library and hovering my mouse only to find i have no idea what type a method takes or gives and their documentation isn't anything better

what if i'm drunk and still not the biggest fan of YAML?

[woeful salmon]

https://github.com/blitz-js/superjson

[oblique ridge]

being right is hard
i've never agreed with something harder 😩

[woeful salmon]

its json.... used to serialize javascript objects.......

[obsidian dragon]

const fs = require('fs');
const yaml = require('js-yaml');

// Read YAML file
const yamlData = fs.readFileSync('example.yaml', 'utf8');

// Parse YAML to JavaScript object
const jsonData = yaml.safeLoad(yamlData);

// Now you can work with the JavaScript object
console.log(jsonData);

[amber raptor]

https://github.com/cblp/yaml-sucks

[oblique ridge]

fuck norway

🇳🇴

[woeful salmon]

@rugged root be like dreamberd have maybe xD

[oblique ridge]

yes ||maybe|| no
see? boolean

[obsidian dragon]

import yaml

# Create a Python dictionary
data = {
    'name': 'Osyra',
    'programming_languages': ['JavaScript', 'Python'],
    '3d_modeling_tool': 'Blender',
    'interests': [
        'Animation in Blender',
        'Writing short books about SCP',
        'Watching anime'
    ],
    'location': 'United States'
}

# Convert Python dictionary to YAML
yaml_data = yaml.dump(data, default_flow_style=False)

# Write YAML to a file
with open('example.yaml', 'w') as file:
    file.write(yaml_data)

[amber raptor]

https://www.bram.us/2022/01/11/yaml-the-norway-problem/

[stuck furnace]

Oh right. When it says superset... does it actually extend the syntax of json? I.e. is superjson not necessarily syntactically valid json?

[rugged root]

@peak depot It's just because the country code for it is "NO"

And YAML will treat NO as false

[oblique ridge]

honestly any config or interchange format needs an editor to be easy

it can't be done otherwise

[woeful salmon]

basically lets say you want to send a datetime object to your frontend from your backend (both javascript) usually with normal json.stringify it becomes a string

superjson allows you to keep it a datetime object

[amber raptor]

but one of YAML selling point is "You don't need an editor"

https://tenor.com/view/will-ferrell-elf-buddy-the-elf-throne-of-lies-christmas-gif-3580667

[oblique ridge]

yeye ik
i'm saying that's a shit point for YAML
blatantly untrue due to not being possible lol

[woeful salmon]

i can write json without an IDE, if i have prettier atleast

[rugged root]

TOML is also writable without an editor

[tall ridge]

FWIW, I'm prepping for the CKA and we have to edit YAML in vi with no plugins....

[oblique ridge]

i deal with YAML too much at work
had to explain to another senior that that files we're using aren't code
it's literally just configs that get read

[amber raptor]

Then cert sucks and class sucks, there is no reason to enforce that

[oblique ridge]

i mean tbf, if it's small enough, writing in any format ain't hard

lmfao mark

[amber raptor]

No reason to require you don't use editor for YAML in Kubernetes

[tall ridge]

yes, it's a by product of the testing environment, which uses generic vms

[oblique ridge]

@gentle flint but what if they're hot?

[amber raptor]

Ok, I'll mark that off my test

[oblique ridge]

yeah i was gonna say

in hospitals, everyone goes around dude

they do not care in health care

[obsidian dragon]

ymal is best, so is lua

[oblique ridge]

lua 😔

[tall ridge]

OK, I have to step away and I just want to say I enjoyed the discussion.
I'm working on my portfolio and using pytest. If anyone wants to sit in, let me know.

[gentle flint]

she is

[oblique ridge]

i like it's nice and fast for being something easy to embed
but like

[gentle flint]

very

[oblique ridge]

everything is tables and they start at 1

[woeful salmon]

that went 0 to 100 real quick

[rugged root]

Right?

Oh god I'm making it worse

[oblique ridge]

send her my way
i don't work with her
||don't i'm probably not interested||

[woeful salmon]

probably >w>

[stuck furnace]

Oh god, out new dryer is like that lol

[rugged root]

I have an old dryer I guess

[stuck furnace]

I just want: high, medium, low, and a timer :C

[rugged root]

Or auto detect dryness

[stuck furnace]

Oh yeah that would be nice.

[woeful salmon]

https://github.com/hainguyents13/mechvibes there's also this which lets you add different sounds (by default mechanical keyboard sounds) when you type

[gentle flint]

may I propose "dryth"

[oblique ridge]

i wish

[gentle flint]

coolth unironically once was a word

https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/coolth

[woeful salmon]

also vscode screencast mode

[oblique ridge]

bro it NEEDS to snow by me this winter

[rugged root]

Whaaaaa?

Is that new?

[stark river]

oh god

[oblique ridge]

https://youtu.be/sY9o4Ap1WCo?si=vW8kU_iICdBrkOj5

how saucy?

[woeful salmon]

its been there for a while

[stuck furnace]

I figured out how to turn this off on mine

It got pretty annoying after like 1 week.

[oblique ridge]

https://youtu.be/zTk_Eh_L8JA?si=gbqZ2eX-OiKZNxVA

[woeful salmon]

i see vscode youtube channel's shorts every now and then and they showcase these features alot of times even repeat the same feature to try and get people to know about them

[oblique ridge]

https://tenor.com/view/golden-boy-kintaro-kintaro-golden-boy-funny-face-funny-anime-gif-24521365

golden boy is so good

he's so down bad ||i get it||

[obsidian dragon]

alrady downloaded

[oblique ridge]

yeah i get nosebleeds so bad when it's arid af

i've gotten so good at recognizing the blood start and will never drip a drop before closing my nose and heading to the bathroom to wash

also ye my dermatitus flairs up hella when it's dry

flares

probably flares

oh i've been in dry saunas

we have dry and wet saunas

also been in a cold sauna

lmao you're meant to toss water in

but you can go with or without it

lol hemlock all i smell is the sweat of those who basted before me

[rugged root]

Ick

[oblique ridge]

i remember cutting into birch and it smelling like rootbeer

[stuck furnace]

https://tenor.com/view/troutslap-gif-24400969

https://tenor.com/view/monty-python-fish-slapping-dance-gif-27064389

[oblique ridge]

who would like to engage in fisticuffs?

[stuck furnace]

Like 4?

[oblique ridge]

4

[stuck furnace]

Meaning of life is kind of graphic.

[oblique ridge]

biggus dickus

[stuck furnace]

Clease, Idle, and Palin are still with us I think.

And Gilliam, but he was more behind the scenes I think?

[oblique ridge]

guys, send your snow to new jersey

[woeful salmon]

💀 i remember reading that manga

i wish i never did

genuinely

[oblique ridge]

lmfao

Mumble + IRC

means you're old

[rugged root]

Ventrillo was the other one of that vein, right?

[amber raptor]

Yep

[oblique ridge]

water is where it's at for most drank

i'm a big seltzer guy if available

also unsweetened iced tea

[woeful salmon]

for me its
sometimes coffee in the morning if i'm too sleepy to get up and start working
else water.

[oblique ridge]

americano is nice

[rugged root]

Right?

[woeful salmon]

i used to drink pepsi alot (i like it better than coke fight me >->) but now i only drink that if i'm already going all in unhealthy with a pizza or fried chicken

[sage grove]

ADHD lets me jump between dozens of active projects. I'm pretty sure if I had functioning dopamine system I would only work on a few things at a time

[rugged root]

Same

So very same

[sage grove]

mix that with an extension to edit HTML5 video playback speed and now I sound like an elf whenever I talk to your average person

[stark river]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Open-source_cola

[oblique ridge]

my brother had this recently @woeful salmon

[sage grove]

It started with watching lectures on 3.5x. I was knocking out literally 2 and a half more lectures in the same time they watch 1.
With some people, the difference can literally be as great as 5x. Some of the people I've met, especially in rural america, literally speak a measurable 5x slower than me.

[oblique ridge]

iphone is pretty nice

[stark river]

https://www.reuters.com/legal/litigation/nokia-sues-amazon-hp-patent-infringement-over-video-streaming-technology-2023-10-31/

[oblique ridge]

no

[gentle flint]

https://youtube.com/watch?v=ci1fI1fBFjU

[oblique ridge]

i hate how true the iphone for dates, pixel for bros thing is

[obsidian dragon]

@oblique ridge android good, apple bad

[tepid mantle]

ubuntu touch > android

[obsidian dragon]

@tepid mantle explain

[rugged root]

https://tenor.com/5FHH.gif

[obsidian dragon]

@rugged root reminds me of https://youtube.com/shorts/Wq24ebd8Fng?si=Rp6abjPo4LX-lEfA

[rugged root]

.latex

[viscid lagoon]

You're bad at computers.

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

Usage:```
.latex <query>

[tepid mantle]

$laTeX$

.latex 1/x^4+2x^3

.latex 1/x^4+2x^3

[rugged root]

.help latex

[viscid lagoon]

Command Help

**```
.latex <query>

*Renders the text in latex and sends the image.*

[stark river]

rotate!

[tepid mantle]

no!

[rugged root]

https://github.com/python-discord/sir-lancebot/blob/main/bot/exts/fun/latex.py

[tepid mantle]

Btw that’s a 3

[stark river]

can't take a picture correctly oriented.. can't solve partial equations.. what can u do? /s /jk

[rugged root]

Shots fired

MAN DOWN, MAN DOWN

.latex

1/x^4+2x^3

[rugged root]

Figured it out

Or not

.latex

<1/x^4+2x^3>

[rugged root]

Okay I don't know then

[tepid mantle]

A/x+B/x^2+C/x^3+(Dx+C)/(x+2)

[stark river]

.latex

$1/x$

[stark river]

$ $ signs

math mode

[tepid mantle]

yoooooo

thanks

[rugged root]

.latex $1/x^4+2x^3$

[tepid mantle]

.latex $A/x+B/x^2+C/x^3+(Dx+C)/(x+2)$

[stark river]

.latex

$\fr{A}{x}$

[rugged root]

French latex

Back in a sec

[oblique ridge]

i'm hearing raisin slander

hey! don't worry about size @peak depot

also @tepid mantle
he's more physically active though, no?

like that's gonna make his caloric needs greater than yours to maintain the same weight

[tepid mantle]

nah but he is 20kg lighter

[tepid mantle]

mildly not by much