#voice-chat-text-0

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whole bear
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Rip

shrewd ibex
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@whole bear what projects you working on?

stray girder
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What are people's favorite libraries? I love PySimpleGUI and BeautifulSoup4

tall ridge
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Sorry

stray girder
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Discord isn't always the best at lighting up green on noise

somber heath
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@dense hull πŸ‘‹

whole bear
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!voice

wise cargoBOT
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Voice verification

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

stray girder
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@dense hull πŸ‘‹

dense hull
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yo sup

stray girder
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I'm good! Just waiting to get VC perms hehe

dense hull
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does someone can help me decompile an exe file?

steel torrent
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good night friends

whole bear
dense hull
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i don't have a problem i just don't know how

whole bear
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What is the exe file?

stray girder
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Ope πŸ’€

whole bear
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Yeah sorry

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Join a fortnite server and ask help there

stray girder
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The fortnitr server def won't help hehe

dense hull
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it's not actuall cheats it's more like a bug

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thx anyway

whole bear
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Yeah no

stray girder
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You can't even do that IN OHIO πŸ’€

dense hull
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ididn't know thx for telling me

whole bear
dense hull
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lol im a guy

stray girder
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Breh

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πŸ˜‚

whole bear
somber heath
dense hull
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discord.py i think is the easiest api i have ever used

stray girder
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It is very nice πŸ₯°πŸ¦€

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discorx.py.i mean

whole bear
dense hull
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yeah it's actually so easy to understand

dense hull
stray girder
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@verbal zenith I was in online school for two years of high school hehe

dense hull
stray girder
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For me it had nothing to do with COVID. It was way before hehe

dense hull
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oh damn

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ok cya guys thx anyway

stray girder
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Caches?

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I think 3.12 is doing something about the GIL

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Lol I also hate JS

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JS feels like it doesnt have much structure to it, and it zeems to foster a Lisp-like style where stuff can often be deeply nested, more so than other languages

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JS is so bad I actually prefer Java πŸ˜‚

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By far

shrewd ibex
stray girder
shrewd ibex
stray girder
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I LOVE comprehensions, within reason

stray girder
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I hope WASM takes off

shrewd ibex
stray girder
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πŸ¦€

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@tall ridge js has Sails.js

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For backend

muted hinge
stray girder
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Screw React πŸ—£οΈπŸ—£οΈπŸ—£οΈ

muted hinge
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I can speak french and I didn't realize that until now πŸ˜‚

whole bear
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Lily

whole bear
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May I stream chess sorry If I am annoying

stray girder
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I rejoin real quick

muted hinge
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would people be interested in that?

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JS frameworks move too quickly >.<

stray girder
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Tru

muted hinge
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sveltekit, which I use, is reinventing itself in v5

whole bear
muted hinge
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I'm doing work as I listen

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your friendly moderator just listening in

stray girder
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Clojure is so backwards compatible that stuff from years ago is no lomger updated. Becauae it's dome :)

whole bear
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Eh Mindful Dev is a better mod (Just kidding)

muted hinge
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I really don't see myself upgrading to v5 anytime soon lol

stray girder
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Smart

muted hinge
stray girder
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Really lame when libraries force you to rewrite a bunch of stuff

whole bear
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I've heard you speak before

stray girder
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Me?

whole bear
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No

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Lily

stray girder
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Oj

muted hinge
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That's not true, heh, unless you know me IRL??

stray girder
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JS has is-even, which depends on is-odd πŸ˜‚

muted hinge
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I haven't spoken in public VCs AFAIK

stray girder
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Small stdlib problems

stray girder
muted hinge
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I tried making a CLI toolkit in C, it was tedious lol

stray girder
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Still can't VC (

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:( *

muted hinge
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you don't pass the voice gate yet?

stray girder
muted hinge
stray girder
muted hinge
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I would try again, you should pass?

stray girder
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Rejoining

stray girder
muted hinge
stray girder
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Oh i forgot afyer a while

muted hinge
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πŸŽ‰ there ya go

tall ridge
muted hinge
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have a good one!

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a bientot

lavish rover
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muted hinge
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you have my condolences

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wait, segfaut is staff here

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I did not know that πŸ˜…

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If you have the helper role, you're considered staff. It's our staff base role.

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We don't have activity requirements for staying staff, so we have a sizable staff group

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!role "Helpers"

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stray girder
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@muted hinge is there a jobs channel here?

muted hinge
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nope

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relatable

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Helpers have influence by participating in the organisation. They can vote in staff meetings, help with internal projects, etc. They also have expanded access to bot commands and a few other things.

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πŸ‘€

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so CS heavy stuff

muted hinge
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Alright, I should go do other things now. It's been interesting to listen in. Have a great day/night y'all!

lavish rover
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curious - why do you need generics if stuff is dynamically typed?

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so for this how do you decide what the type of x and y should be?

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yep

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maybe, I haven't used Jai

wise loom
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does Ocen have a GC?

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wow..

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okay

lavish rover
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it's not bad, but I don't see a place where you would want to do

def add(x, y): x+y

at all if you have the @generic option?

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yeah my thought is that if you explicitly don't want to use generics, use typed parameters so everyone knows what the expected types are:

def add(x: int, y: int) -> int: x + y

If you want it to be generic, you'd explicitly leave out the type parameters

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my point is just that it makes use cases like this very confusing:

# a.m
def foo(a, b): a + b

and in another file:

# b.m
from a import foo

foo("123", "456")

then I don't know what the types of the parameters for foo are without looking at b (and potentially any other files)

wise cargoBOT
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tall ridge
somber heath
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@pastel dagger πŸ‘‹

somber heath
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@wicked mantle πŸ‘‹

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@brittle badge πŸ‘‹

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mute

somber heath
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You have been on the server for less than 3 days

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(

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I didn't understand much of anything

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I have barely learned English

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use the translator

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how long have you been learning python?

somber heath
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The voice gate is bad, but the bad people are worse.

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Without the voice gate, we have bad people.

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With the voice gate, we don't have bad people.

somber heath
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I recently enrolled in a programming course since I'm in college.

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I would like to ask you how you started your journey?

brittle badge
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The translator gave me some kind of gate with bad people

somber heath
somber heath
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That was another lifetime.

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What is meant by bad people?

somber heath
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How long have you been studying to be a python developer

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until you realized that you already have enough experience?

somber heath
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@worthy dove πŸ‘‹

somber heath
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Time spent until competency varies per person.

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You sound like a sensei

noble solstice
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Hii

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So it all depends on me?

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I'll remember your words for a long time, it's damn well said.

noble solstice
somber heath
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A wise man knows himself a fool. I am most definitely a fool.

noble solstice
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Byy Have a nice day Both of you!

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Why is that? You have experience, don't you

somber heath
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Far too little. Far too much.

brittle badge
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Is seven years too little?

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Do you want to learn a lot of things a little bit at a time or one thing but all?

somber heath
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How long do you plan to study?

somber heath
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Small piles become bigger piles. Bigger piles become even bigger piles.

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If you could turn to your past self at the beginning of programming

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what would you say?

somber heath
somber heath
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For reasons unrelated to programming.

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Where to start learning? I was told that Python is easy to learn

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is it valid?

somber heath
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!resources

wise cargoBOT
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Resources

The Resources page on our website contains a list of hand-selected learning resources that we regularly recommend to both beginners and experts.

somber heath
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What languages do you find most often when working with projects?

somber heath
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YouTube has many tutorials.

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Not considering Python

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Is it worth buying a programming course if you want to learn a new language?

vocal basin
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almost never

somber heath
vocal basin
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if it makes you pay more attention -- maybe

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but that's a preference thing

somber heath
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If it gets you a diploma or big industry credentials, yes.

vocal basin
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as for Python, there aren't any official certifications, afair

somber heath
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Some shitty certificate that no one has heard of? Probably no.

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You can learn, yourself. With others.

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When I graduate, should I go to a low-paying job or should

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I go for an internship and then get a high-paying job?

somber heath
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Wage slavery or actual slavery? Hmm...

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HMMM.....

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I'm not an authority on the matter.

brittle badge
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I don't understand what slavery means?

vocal basin
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if the company offers unpaid internship, they're either being elitism or actually scamming the interns

somber heath
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@cold steppe πŸ‘‹

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It's sad to realize, but in my country, for an internship, I will work for food

vocal basin
somber heath
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You've heard of reverse financed internships?

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Or whatever it is they call them.

brittle badge
somber heath
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"You pay us to work for us."

vocal basin
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I know what it is, but I didn't know the exact term because I don't want to look it up; it's very not right, I'm not yet ready to get that disappointed in society

somber heath
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This rule is bypassed, relying on the fact that you will gain experience for future work

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Can you give me some advice?

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When learning a language

somber heath
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Try to do a little bit every day.

vocal basin
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there is, I guess, a less scammy subset of it when it's not employee that pays but instead the place they study at
(but then it impacts how much the student pays for education, so broken anyways)

vocal basin
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vocal basin
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after some time (months usually), teaching to and helping others becomes another important part of the learning experience

somber heath
# brittle badge Can you give me some advice?

Be patient with yourself. You won't always have the answer. Feeling completely lost is part of the process.

Look after your body, because your body looks after your brain. Also, look after your brain. Sleep, eat well, drink water, exercise, all in balance.

Ergonomics count.

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@shut ravine πŸ‘‹

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I am grateful to you for giving me really useful advices, I will take it into account

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I'll go, thanks again.

vocal basin
# brittle badge Take a course and study from books?

beyond just consuming learning material:
make projects, read documentation, write documentation, collaborate with others (but don't go overboard by asking every random stranger to start a project together -- that will only hinder the experience)

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experiment, don't limit yourself to "beginner tasks" (many entry-level employees in companies aren't tasked to solve what's been already solved for thousands of times, instead they're sometimes given work that may be novel, risky, etc.)

somber heath
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@main nest πŸ‘‹

main nest
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πŸ˜†

brisk bridge
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hi

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what?

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i think python isn't related to it?

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maybe for data analysis?

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maybe for health report data analysis?

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no

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i just like doing coding

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btw according to you should an app have both light and dark theme or only dark?

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kk

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tbh i never use light theme though

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its too hard searching images for backgrounds, i love every image i find on unsplash

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btw why aren't users allowed to stream in this channel?

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whats that?

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hmm so i need to wait for a mod to be in vc to get permission?

somber heath
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@proven rain πŸ‘‹

idle moss
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how install python, where i can ask, with windows and pc i ues

somber heath
idle moss
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try that

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but stil not work

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thats why we need human

somber heath
idle moss
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first, this pc i use for now

somber heath
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Ah. 32bit.

idle moss
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second, i try use pycharm2018

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and python 3.11

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but it show error about java! i just learn so i do not know what it

somber heath
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Did you select the "Windows installer (32-bit)" for Python?

idle moss
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so i uninstallet and keep use thonny for now, but thonny is has problems same like its not many task he has

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like when use it to learn flet code it show error

idle moss
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and remember selected anothers, like path and .py

somber heath
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You may also need to install the java runtime environment package from java.com.

gentle flint
idle moss
idle moss
idle moss
somber heath
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Though it does talk about the Java Development Environment.

gentle flint
somber heath
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Yoghurt.

idle moss
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ok , sorry brother

gentle flint
idle moss
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If you use 32-bit and 64-bit browsers interchangeably, you will need to install both 32-bit and 64-bit Java in order to have the Java plug-in for both browsers. Β» FAQ about 64-bit Java for Windows

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the text below is important?

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incase need it

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but i will no install it for now

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just 32

somber heath
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You have a 64-bit hardware system, so you can run a 64-bit operating system.

You have a 32-bit operating system. That means you can only run 32-bit software on that operating system.

If you had a 64-bit operating system, you could run 32-bit and 64-bit software.

idle moss
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Remember: While you are helping me, do not forget the tasks you have to do

idle moss
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it will be more unproblemsShown, or i need to install it now

somber heath
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@opaque tusk πŸ‘‹

idle moss
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processor is good , but do not know about ram

opaque tusk
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hi

idle moss
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hi Egal

opaque tusk
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why i can't speak till now

somber heath
idle moss
idle moss
somber heath
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You may like to use a more lightweight IDE.

opaque tusk
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is algorithm important in programming

idle moss
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You have been on the server for less than 3 days he said, its come in time, not problem

idle moss
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pithink why i forget to enter voice channel to listen

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leave it as what is ?

somber heath
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But yes.

idle moss
somber heath
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@simple horizon πŸ‘‹

idle moss
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πŸ’ž

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thanks OpalMist

simple horizon
gentle flint
idle moss
idle moss
somber heath
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idle moss
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fill it all?

somber heath
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} %>

gentle flint
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I'm cutting off a new piece

somber heath
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Add launchers to path if you want. Create associations.

idle moss
gentle flint
somber heath
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I don't use PyCharm. My advice regarding it is unreliable.

idle moss
somber heath
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IDLE.

idle moss
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pithink its time to electric off in my city, see you another time if it off

gentle flint
idle moss
# somber heath IDLE.

you mean just python standard that i was installed it before? can you use it with gui ?

idle moss
somber heath
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TUIs, less so.

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As in, not at all.

idle moss
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country has time to close electric as school has time

somber heath
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You can run code from the terminal, though.

idle moss
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with python code or must learn C language?

somber heath
idle moss
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ok

somber heath
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C is atomic. Python is molecular.

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Python is easier. C is harder.

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Learning one will help to understand the other.

idle moss
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i copy it

somber heath
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You won't find "python is molecular"

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It's a me thing.

idle moss
somber heath
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Instead search for "higher-level language" and "lower-level language"

idle moss
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now must go before electric close and pc damege or has problem, must close it safetly , see you brothers

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and thanks for everything and yours time and info

somber heath
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C is lower-level. Python is higher-lever. Python is built from C.

idle moss
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copy it and see it after electric come if i can, see you brother

gentle flint
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brisk bridge
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hi

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what?

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ye

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copilot

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it works for some repeating jobs

opaque scroll
brisk bridge
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is this login form looking good?

gentle flint
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it looks ok

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try it on mobile

brisk bridge
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kk

somber heath
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@patent gyro πŸ‘‹

patent gyro
brisk bridge
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btw how do you get VIdeo role?

somber heath
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@neat phoenix πŸ‘‹

neat phoenix
somber heath
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@hexed idol πŸ‘‹

gentle flint
hexed idol
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ello

somber heath
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@echo garden audio

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@foggy idol πŸ‘‹

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@foggy umbra πŸ‘‹

whole bear
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Is my microphone noisy? @somber heath

gentle flint
scarlet halo
whole bear
gentle cloak
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APPARENTLY UGH U HAVE TO SEND 50 TECTS TO VERIFY

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ITS SUCH A PAIN

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Yes got it.

whole bear
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@whole bear , wanted to show of some code that i made

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and wanted some opinons on it

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ight

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so bascially

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it lets you upload a excel document and then defined a database structure

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and it will then clean, rip apart and inject that data into diffrenct data base tables while mainting links between all the columns

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thats all i wanted to hear ToT

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people i work with dont code so there is no one to be like dam that cool

gentle cloak
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Ugh nothing i was just bored

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Yws ive been doing that

steel torrent
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hi friends

whole bear
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ugpyfug

whole bear
wise cargoBOT
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whole bear
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@whole bear !voice

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Can't turn on my microphone, apparently.

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Have to send 50 messages

whole bear
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@rough lance πŸ‘‹

rough lance
whole bear
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!voice

wise cargoBOT
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Voice verification

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steel torrent
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@stark river hi

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how are you

stark river
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i'm fine

steel torrent
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where are you from?

stark river
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same place as you

whole bear
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Do you think he's indian?

steel torrent
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hhh

stark river
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la

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ana man bakistan akhi

steel torrent
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hhhh wayli

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hanya kolchi mz1

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Are you really from Pakistan?

stark river
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n3m

steel torrent
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ant arabi

stark river
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la

steel torrent
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walakin tatakalm arabiya

stark river
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shukran

prisma cobalt
stark river
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maaf kardo yar .. sab aaj pata janney k piche paray hain

prisma cobalt
stark river
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hamesha larki dimagh pe rehti hai zaroor punjabi hoga tu

prisma cobalt
whole bear
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I wish I could understand what you guys are saying

stark river
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apne zehn pe toh bas code rehta hai

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tum kisano ko nahi samajh aega

prisma cobalt
steel torrent
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hhhh

prisma cobalt
steel torrent
whole bear
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Hindi

prisma cobalt
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How can I get my voice verification? I think I've sent 50 messages

steel torrent
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50 message

whole bear
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@turbid python πŸ‘‹

muted hinge
prisma cobalt
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It says I still haven't sent 50 messages:/

whole bear
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@whole bear πŸ‘‹

silent willow
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Do you copy my voice??

somber heath
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@rigid olive πŸ‘‹

gentle flint
whole bear
somber heath
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@narrow sphinx πŸ‘‹

narrow sphinx
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Hi

gentle flint
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click the button

narrow sphinx
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πŸ’€

gentle flint
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Β―_(ツ)_/Β―

narrow sphinx
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Well, have fun. Bye.

somber heath
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@stiff garnet πŸ‘‹

stiff garnet
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hello

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im following the bro code 12 hour python beginner video. Anyone doing the same or following something different?

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ur probably much more adv?

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i just got introduced to logical operators and so am i

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im a self taught hobbiest*

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and or not is disgusting

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but im taking one day at time. i did 15 mins saturday, 40 mins sunday and like 10 mins todsy

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i wish i could speak, but the rules must be followed

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yeah

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exactly its understandable, im in a lot of dcs but majority of them are toxic af

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im in some that even claim to be tox free but they always turn out to be or no one is active in the vcs

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yupp

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so hows ur guys day/night going?

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well in the intro video i watched it said theyre are events so the voice traffic picks up weekely

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whats that?

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oh

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so im distracting u mate?

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booster? covid b?

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booster?

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i had it once, possibly twice but, covid was a scam, not a conspiracy, its controversial so i dont want to get too into it

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any of you working on any projects? could i see anything ur working on currently?

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also im using pycharm for my IDE

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i do

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can we play discords?

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chess in the park

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@somber heath i love your bio and about me mate

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chess?

stark river
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u want to play?

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or r u asking what is chess

stiff garnet
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no i want to play

stark river
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activity is blocked on this server

stiff garnet
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oh thats weird

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so ches on the web?

stark river
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yes

stiff garnet
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do u have the lin?

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link

stark river
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no

stiff garnet
stark river
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nothing i can do about that

stiff garnet
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stark river
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i have to make an account?

stiff garnet
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i guess so

somber heath
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@quartz radish πŸ‘‹

stark river
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maybe some other time, i can't play rn

stiff garnet
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ok

quartz radish
stiff garnet
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yeah wassup wyaat

somber heath
stiff garnet
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@quartz radish how new are you to python?

quartz radish
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Ive been coding for a while, but ive only started to begin learning python off an on for a year, looking to get some DSA under my belt! playing with my first hash table currently

stiff garnet
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do you like it?

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im very new to programming in general

quartz radish
#

I do enjoy getting things to work. though the only thing holding me back from fully loving it is my math and logic skills! but they tend to improve as you play with things!

stiff garnet
#

yeah thats exactly what im expecting to acheive overtime with python.

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do you guys use spaces or tabs?

quartz radish
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Not sure what you mean by that? tabs are needed for python indents, but i suppose you could hit space multiple times to accomplish that

stiff garnet
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im wondering in regards to personal preference

quartz radish
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i use tab for line indentations

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are you learning code for fun? or a future job?

stiff garnet
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im not fully sure, for fun i guess

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im doing it to better my technology skills

quartz radish
#

πŸ‘ im doing it for a future job so its a bit less fun, more focus on theory and time complexity

stiff garnet
#

interesting well i hope it comes easy for u

quartz radish
#

πŸ˜‚ certainly doesnt, its a lot of work but the gains are real in terms of problem solving

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im sure youll enjoy how much easier solving problems becomes for you if you stick too it

rotund pecan
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@gilded radish

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Awe I can't talk.

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Tragic.

gilded radish
#

ok

rotund pecan
#

I only joined this server to show this code and then leave to be fair. πŸ’€

somber heath
#

!e print('\W\S')

wise cargoBOT
#

@somber heath :white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.

001 | /home/main.py:1: SyntaxWarning: invalid escape sequence '\W'
002 |   print('\W\S')
003 | \W\S
somber heath
# rotund pecan

Points off for posting it as an image.

Points off for writing it with an invalid escape sequence in the string.

Points off for posting this kind of thing in the first place, even as a joke. People run these kinds of things without a full understanding of the negative consequences.

craggy thorn
#

since no one will actually read this.
im gay yall

visual sandal
#

i read it.

somber heath
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@visual sandal πŸ‘‹

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@visual sandal You dropped out.

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You started talking about how smart people are unemployed and I got the sense that you were going to make a case for how blockchain can help with that.

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@whole bear πŸ‘‹

whole bear
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Hii nice to meet you

somber heath
#

@earnest grotto πŸ‘‹

earnest grotto
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Hi!

somber heath
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@tough sorrel πŸ‘‹

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@vague crow πŸ‘‹

stark river
stark river
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channel !763406158522220544

eager thorn
turbid sandal
somber heath
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@silver stratus πŸ‘‹

turbid sandal
frank swan
#

!e print(true)

wise cargoBOT
#

@frank swan :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 |     print(true)
004 |           ^^^^
005 | NameError: name 'true' is not defined. Did you mean: 'True'?
turbid sandal
#

@somber heath I got subway

brisk bridge
#

hi

stark river
#

i m gonna go make a sandwich too.. brb

somber heath
#

@turbid sandal Stop sending me friend requests. I'm not going to accept them.

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That I keep rejecting them should give you an idea that they're unwelcome.

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I shouldn't have to say any of this.

brisk bridge
#

hi opal

stark river
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i got more but i can't say here

somber heath
#

@dry lake πŸ‘‹

dry lake
frigid panther
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o/

somber heath
#

@median hull πŸ‘‹

median hull
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hello, how is it going ?

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hey @somber heath

somber heath
#

@spiral umbra πŸ‘‹

median hull
#

why are they invalid escape sequences ? !e print('\W\S')

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ahaaa

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\r

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\t

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great !

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thanks

somber heath
#

@frank abyss πŸ‘‹

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@grim gorge πŸ‘‹

somber heath
#

@next basin πŸ‘‹

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@upper basin πŸ‘‹

whole bear
#

!voice

wise cargoBOT
#
Voice verification

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

upper basin
#

Voice Gate failed
You are not currently eligible to use voice inside Python Discord for the following reasons:

You have been on the server for less than 3 days.
You have sent less than 50 messages.
You have been active for fewer than 3 ten-minute blocks.

#

Says this.

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Greetings guys!

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Great to meet ya. Pardon I can't talk, it's suppressed for me.

#

Is there a way to get past this?

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Ooh so just type here?

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ok

#

HEHEHE

whole bear
#

No spamming

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@earnest grotto πŸ‘‹

earnest grotto
#

@whole bear again xd

#

How to talk ?

whole bear
#

!voice

wise cargoBOT
#
Voice verification

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

earnest grotto
#

Yeah

earnest grotto
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This is my first day here

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I have to wait 2 days

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Nice and type more

upper basin
# earnest grotto Yeah

Every 5 minutes apparently? @whole bear May I ask why you are punishing communication? I was just trying to be polite and reply since you were calling my name.

upper basin
#

I mean you said to talk in the chat, and I was just replying. I didn't even know this was considered spamming. Usually I feel sending the same message a hundred times is spamming.

I'll keep my messages to a minimum and just listen then for now.

#

I'm a QML Developer, and am developing a package in python.

#

It's all good bro, please don't apologize. I just don't want to get kicked for replying is all. I've been here for like 10 mins so not super experienced in the discord rules.

#

Quantum Machine Learning.

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Close enough.

#

Hehehe. Not brrr, but better performance.

#

Q# is trash.

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Because it's garbage. You should use Qiskit or PyTKET. The rest are trash.

#

So I joined first because I've been looking for a good community to talk python with, and learn more about the conventions. Currently, I am trying to fix like this small issue. Not sure if this channel is appropriate for python questions though.

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Ace is fine bro.

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I see. Sounds great! Thank you for the great intro.

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Yeah from time to time.

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No worries bro.

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I was coding actually, but sure.

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Hehehe great

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You're a great person.

whole bear
upper basin
#

I'm not either.

gentle flint
whole bear
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Yes plome

somber heath
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@whole bear πŸ‘‹

whole bear
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Hi

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I still can’t talk

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Haha

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I need 50 messages

somber heath
#

@pure zodiac πŸ‘‹

whole bear
#

What u guys doing?

upper basin
#

I'm being flamboyant

somber heath
#

@fallow basalt πŸ‘‹

upper basin
#

You sneaky boi

somber heath
#

@tawny ledge πŸ‘‹

tawny ledge
somber heath
#

@feral epoch πŸ‘‹

tawny ledge
#

how many more msg do i need to send

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?

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@somber heath why you got a ai voice?

wise cargoBOT
#

:incoming_envelope: :ok_hand: applied timeout to @feral epoch until <t:1706019214:f> (10 minutes) (reason: burst spam - sent 8 messages).

The <@&831776746206265384> have been alerted for review.

somber heath
gentle flint
somber heath
#

What does it pair with?

gentle flint
#

apples

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and...

somber heath
#

So not pears

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That's disappointing.

#

@whole bear πŸ‘‹

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@limber kelp πŸ‘‹

limber kelp
#

Hiiiii

whole bear
#

hi, i need help regarding a project...

somber heath
#

What's to know?

whole bear
#

Can someone pls help me out...I'm new to pandas. So, basically I'm doing a college project in python using pandas library where I've generated a basic healthcare database consisting of 100 entries using ChatGPT. And I wanna use pandas to read the csv file and filter out patients satisfying some required parameters for clinical trials . I'm using a dictionary to store the parameter names as keys and parameter values as values.How to I use these to filter out the patients satisfying the required criteria?Is it possible to use Classes and objects to model the patients , if so how...Thanks once again

brisk bridge
#

hi

upper basin
#

You had it

#

Why not checkmate?

somber heath
#

@warm trail @undone juniper πŸ‘‹

upper basin
#

HEHEHE

fast saffron
#

I'm here just mute lol

upper basin
#

He had three checkmate opportunities HEHEHE

#

GGs

whole bear
#

gg

upper basin
#

You went easy on me man

#

You had the checkmate a few moves back.

gentle flint
upper basin
#

HEHEHEHE

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You did very well.

#

I lost my winning point when you arranged that multi check.

#

Boys can I stream?

#

Oh nevermind. Guys can I ask a quick q?

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Bruh that's weak.

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Unjolly show.

#

No I mean them being an unjolly show. I fully understand.

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All good here.

#

Guys I have my local module, and I want to import it into a notebook. I used sys.path.append but it still doesn't work.

#

No no I get it.

#

Local, same directory.

#

No it's not on pypi.

#

So my repo is QIMP, and the module I want to import is my src code qimp, and I have another folder in QIMP named notebooks.

#

I want to import qimp in the notebooks.

whole bear
#

You have 50 messages

rugged root
#

But not the time requirement

upper basin
#

All good, I'll visit the call in 3 days!

rugged root
#

Always happy to have folks around even if they can't speak

upper basin
#

Yessir, enjoying the call.

peak depot
rugged root
#

It'll be a bit before I can get on, though

somber heath
#

@calm ice πŸ‘‹

rugged root
#

Playing catch-up since I was snowed in yesterday

upper basin
#

So what's weird is that I can see the module literally on the sys.path but for some reason when I import it gives the

ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'qimp'

I am not sure why. Like when I hover I can see it is actually accessing correctly because I can see the classes and their docstrings that I made, so not sure why this is getting raised.

rugged root
#

Is your editor using the wrong venv?

#

Or however you're trying to run it?

upper basin
#

I don't think so, it's all being accessed, but when I run it, it gives the error.

#

Like you can see the path :

['c:\\Users\\A.C.EA\\Documents\\GitHub\\QIMP\\notebooks\\Tutorials',
 'C:\\Program Files\\WindowsApps\\PythonSoftwareFoundation.Python.3.11_3.11.2032.0_x64__qbz5n2kfra8p0\\python311.zip',
 'C:\\Program Files\\WindowsApps\\PythonSoftwareFoundation.Python.3.11_3.11.2032.0_x64__qbz5n2kfra8p0\\DLLs',
 'C:\\Program Files\\WindowsApps\\PythonSoftwareFoundation.Python.3.11_3.11.2032.0_x64__qbz5n2kfra8p0\\Lib',
 'C:\\Program Files\\WindowsApps\\PythonSoftwareFoundation.Python.3.11_3.11.2032.0_x64__qbz5n2kfra8p0',
 '',
 'C:\\Users\\A.C.EA\\AppData\\Local\\Packages\\PythonSoftwareFoundation.Python.3.11_qbz5n2kfra8p0\\LocalCache\\local-packages\\Python311\\site-packages',
 'C:\\Users\\A.C.EA\\AppData\\Local\\Packages\\PythonSoftwareFoundation.Python.3.11_qbz5n2kfra8p0\\LocalCache\\local-packages\\Python311\\site-packages\\win32',
 'C:\\Users\\A.C.EA\\AppData\\Local\\Packages\\PythonSoftwareFoundation.Python.3.11_qbz5n2kfra8p0\\LocalCache\\local-packages\\Python311\\site-packages\\win32\\lib',
 'C:\\Users\\A.C.EA\\AppData\\Local\\Packages\\PythonSoftwareFoundation.Python.3.11_qbz5n2kfra8p0\\LocalCache\\local-packages\\Python311\\site-packages\\Pythonwin',
 'C:\\Program Files\\WindowsApps\\PythonSoftwareFoundation.Python.3.11_3.11.2032.0_x64__qbz5n2kfra8p0\\Lib\\site-packages',
 'C:/Users/A.C.EA/Documents/GitHub/QIMP/qimp/']
#

See the last one?

#

And when I hover over my import, I can see its details, meaning it is being accessed.

rugged root
#

What editor are you using and how are you tryint to run it

somber heath
#

@iron tinsel πŸ‘‹

upper basin
#

VS Code.

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I made a .ipynb file.

rugged root
#

Ah, gotcha

upper basin
#

Yeah, I want to see if the import works now that I have finished enough that I can make some demos for the package.

iron tinsel
upper basin
#

Gets frustrating to copy-paste the src every time I want to test it.

#

@peak depot you watch Bob's Burgers?

peak depot
#

Yes

upper basin
#

Nice

rugged root
#

Did you install from the Microsoft Store?

upper basin
#

I think so.

rugged root
#

Yeah it looks like it

#

The Microsoft Store one has... issues at times

upper basin
#

Oh

rugged root
#

And when things say to install or use python in the terminal, use py instead. Windows Python installs use the py launcher, which will manage any versions you have on your system.

#

So you'd do py -m pip install blah or what have you

#

For some reason, Microsoft it was an AMAZING idea to alias python to their crappy store version

#

I'm not bitter

#

You're bitter

upper basin
upper basin
whole bear
#

@atomic imp !voice

#

!voice

wise cargoBOT
#
Voice verification

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

peak depot
brisk bridge
#

guys i have this code which gets me docs from a inventory, any idea how can i fetch full docs of a symbol?

from sphobjinv import Inventory

base = "https://docs.python.org/3.12/"

inv = Inventory('./objects.inv')

search = 'str'

doc = [obj for obj in inv.objects if obj.name == search][0]

print(doc)
print(base + doc.uri.replace("$", search))
somber heath
#

@whole bear πŸ‘‹

whole bear
#

hi

somber heath
#

@marble leaf πŸ‘‹

marble leaf
#

Hello

#

I need some help

#

I want to make web site that i one photo and footer message and send to other that change number

somber heath
#

I'm sorry. Web development isn't my area

whole bear
#

@rugged root Imma go eat breakfast

#

Never gonna give you up

#

never gonna let you down

peak junco
#

Hi πŸ‘πŸ»

upper basin
#

@rugged root I can't find the Python 3.12.1 in my VS code. Terribly sorry if this is a stupid question.

#

I checked in cmd, I have it installed for sure, it shows version is 3.12.1

#

When I go to change interpreter it doesn't find it for some reason.

#

Sure sure.

#

Please take your time.

rugged tundra
#

Path ?

#

What is OS?

upper basin
#

No, I'll do it right away.

rugged tundra
#

Would look at your environmental variables, specifically path for Python.

upper basin
#

Ok the restart did it!

#

But still same error.

#

HEHEHEHE

#

Sure, what would you like me to print out for you?

#

Yeah I have 3.12.1 now, but still the same error.

#

Yes

#

Ok, opened the terminal.

#

But the thing is I am trying to import my local module.

#

qimp is a local code I made.

rugged root
#

Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

upper basin
#

Not sth I am trying to import from outside.

#

Yeah hehe

rugged root
#

Can you show me your project structure?

upper basin
#

Sure sure

#

I am trying to import qimp in my encoding.ipynb.

#

I did, I tried to add it to sys.path.

#
['c:\\Users\\A.C.EA\\Documents\\GitHub\\QIMP\\notebooks\\Tutorials',
 'c:\\Users\\A.C.EA\\AppData\\Local\\Programs\\Python\\Python312\\python312.zip',
 'c:\\Users\\A.C.EA\\AppData\\Local\\Programs\\Python\\Python312\\DLLs',
 'c:\\Users\\A.C.EA\\AppData\\Local\\Programs\\Python\\Python312\\Lib',
 'c:\\Users\\A.C.EA\\AppData\\Local\\Programs\\Python\\Python312',
 '',
 'C:\\Users\\A.C.EA\\AppData\\Roaming\\Python\\Python312\\site-packages',
 'C:\\Users\\A.C.EA\\AppData\\Roaming\\Python\\Python312\\site-packages\\win32',
 'C:\\Users\\A.C.EA\\AppData\\Roaming\\Python\\Python312\\site-packages\\win32\\lib',
 'C:\\Users\\A.C.EA\\AppData\\Roaming\\Python\\Python312\\site-packages\\Pythonwin',
 'c:\\Users\\A.C.EA\\AppData\\Local\\Programs\\Python\\Python312\\Lib\\site-packages',
 'C:/Users/A.C.EA/Documents/GitHub/QIMP/qimp/']['c:\\Users\\A.C.EA\\Documents\\GitHub\\QIMP\\notebooks\\Tutorials',
 'c:\\Users\\A.C.EA\\AppData\\Local\\Programs\\Python\\Python312\\python312.zip',
 'c:\\Users\\A.C.EA\\AppData\\Local\\Programs\\Python\\Python312\\DLLs',
 'c:\\Users\\A.C.EA\\AppData\\Local\\Programs\\Python\\Python312\\Lib',
 'c:\\Users\\A.C.EA\\AppData\\Local\\Programs\\Python\\Python312',
 '',
 'C:\\Users\\A.C.EA\\AppData\\Roaming\\Python\\Python312\\site-packages',
 'C:\\Users\\A.C.EA\\AppData\\Roaming\\Python\\Python312\\site-packages\\win32',
 'C:\\Users\\A.C.EA\\AppData\\Roaming\\Python\\Python312\\site-packages\\win32\\lib',
 'C:\\Users\\A.C.EA\\AppData\\Roaming\\Python\\Python312\\site-packages\\Pythonwin',
 'c:\\Users\\A.C.EA\\AppData\\Local\\Programs\\Python\\Python312\\Lib\\site-packages',
 'C:/Users/A.C.EA/Documents/GitHub/QIMP/qimp/']
#

See the last and first ones?

#

no no small qimp.

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Not big QIMP.

#

oh I see.

#

Why can't I use sys path?

rugged root
#

C:/Users/A.C.EA/Documents/GitHub/QIMP/

upper basin
#

Okie one moment...

#

I think that did it!

rugged root
#

There we go

upper basin
#

Lemme reinstall my old imports.

rugged root
#

Yeah, when in doubt, pathing issue

upper basin
#

Hehe

#

Love linear algebra.

whole bear
#

Ace wanna rematch?

rugged root
#

@whole bear What's the issue?

#

Better to ask in here so more eyes can see the problem

upper basin
#

Lemme fix my code, if so as my reward to myself yeah I'll rematch you.

whole bear
#

Alright

rugged root
#

What is QIMP anyway?

#

Also was I even saying it right?

whole bear
#

Given an unsorted array of integers, find the length of the longest increasing subsequence.

For example, consider the array [10, 22, 9, 33, 21, 50, 41, 60, 80]. The longest increasing subsequence is [10, 22, 33, 50, 60, 80], and its length is 6.

Write a Python function to solve this problem and find the length of the longest increasing subsequence.

upper basin
rugged root
#

Class as in for a grade?

upper basin
whole bear
#

hemlock

rugged root
#

Ah okay

whole bear
#

can you help

#

me out

#

with that

#

yeah

upper basin
rugged root
#

Yeah all that stuff is over my head, ACE

#

Not sorted, no

whole bear
#

im so stuck

#

...

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in this one actually

upper basin
whole bear
#

i have this

#

already

#

... dont know

upper basin
whole bear
#

how to continue

upper basin
#

Linear algebra is just vectors and matrices.

#

No python is more like tensor networks, kinda.

whole bear
#
    if not arr:
        return 0
    
    n = len(arr)
    lis = [1] * n

    for i in range(1, n):
        for j in range(0, i):
            if arr[i] > arr[j] and lis[i] < lis[j] + 1:
                lis[i] = lis[j] + 1
upper basin
#

You have objects like tensors, and you apply operations to the objects to change their definition.

whole bear
#

looks good then i return max(lis)

#

i guess its okay like this

upper basin
#

Yeah. I think you just need six mathematics :

  1. Linear Algebra
  2. Tensor networks
  3. Group theory
  4. Statistics
  5. calculus
  6. functional modeling
whole bear
#

ace what do you

#

think

#

about that code

#

there

upper basin
#

Bro write in one sentence if possible. Hemlock is much more experienced, he was guiding you. Can you hear him on the call?

whole bear
#

He is deafened

upper basin
#

Oh ok.

whole bear
#

sorry mb im used to type pressing enter

whole bear
whole bear
whole bear
whole bear
upper basin
#

So take it step by step :

Given an unsorted array of integers, find the length of the longest increasing subsequence.

For example, consider the array [10, 22, 9, 33, 21, 50, 41, 60, 80]. The longest increasing subsequence is [10, 22, 33, 50, 60, 80], and its length is 6.

Write a Python function to solve this problem and find the length of the longest increasing subsequence.

So you iterate in pairs, so i and i+1. If i+1 is less than i, you remove it, else you continue.

whole bear
#

Oh ok sorry for suspecting

rugged root
#

Char, leave that kind of stuff to us

#

It's not your job to suspect

#

So I wouldn't think of it as removing

#

Think of it as adding the good ones to another list

#

You don't want to alter a list that you're currently iterating over

#

That way lies madness

upper basin
# upper basin So take it step by step : ``` Given an unsorted array of integers, find the leng...

So, you go like Hemlock explained. You start from the first, and then check the next.

First is 10, and 22. Is 22 less than 10? No, so you move on.
Then is 22 and 9. Is 9 less than 22? Yes, so you remove it.

So now you want to re-check with 22 and its next one, so when you remove one, you re-check with the same i and the new i+1.
So it's 22 and 33. Is 33 less than 22? No, so you move on.
Then it's 33 and 21. Is 21 less than 33? Yes, so you remove it, and re-check with 33 and 50.

You see the process? Now this is how you think about it. Now to be efficient, you wouldn't keep re-iterating over and over, which is a brute-forced way of doing it. You would again do what Hemlock mentioned, which is to add the "move on" ones to a new list.

So you add 10 first, and then check for the other ones, and then add them on.

#

Play around with this, and you'll get sth efficient.

#

The exercise I believe isn't for you to just DO IT. It's more to see how efficient you can do this.

rugged root
#

!pypi python-crontab

wise cargoBOT
upper epoch
#

hey fellas

upper basin
#

Am I missing sth obvious here guys?

__all__ = ['CircuitOptimizer', 'RLO']

from qimp.circuitoptimizer.circuit_optimizer import CircuitOptimizer, RLO
ImportError                               Traceback (most recent call last)
Cell In[11], line 1
----> 1 from qimp import Circuit

File C:\Users/A.C.EA/Documents/GitHub/QIMP\qimp\__init__.py:56
      1 # Copyright 2023-2024 Qualition Computing LLC.
      2 #
      3 # Licensed under the Qualition License, Version 1.0 (the "License");
   (...)
     12 # See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
     13 # limitations under the License.
     15 __all__ = [
     16         '__version__',
     17         '__version_info__',
   (...)
     53         'EncoderHandler'
     54 ]
---> 56 from qimp import (data, dataset, circuit, encoder, filter, circuitoptimizer)
     57 from qimp.data import (Data, Image)
     58 from qimp.dataset import Dataset

File C:\Users/A.C.EA/Documents/GitHub/QIMP\qimp\circuitoptimizer\__init__.py:17
      1 # Copyright 2023-2024 Qualition Computing LLC.
      2 #
...
     13 # limitations under the License.
     15 __all__ = ['CircuitOptimizer', 'RLO']
---> 17 from qimp.circuitoptimizer.circuit_optimizer import CircuitOptimizer, RLO

ImportError: cannot import name 'CircuitOptimizer' from 'qimp.circuitoptimizer.circuit_optimizer' (C:\Users/A.C.EA/Documents/GitHub/QIMP\qimp\circuitoptimizer\circuit_optimizer.py)
rugged root
#

Can I see the structure all the way to that file?

upper basin
#

Of course, uno momento...

rugged root
#

And there's no spelling issue?

upper basin
#

And inside circuitoptimizer:

#

No, when I hover I see this docstring.

rugged root
#

Thinking

upper basin
#

Sure sure, please take your time. I am so sorry for asking so many questions.

rugged root
#

It's not a problem!

upper basin
#

You are too kind.

rugged root
#

I enjoy helping, just split focus right now

upper basin
#

circuitoptimizer

rugged root
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ImportError                               Traceback (most recent call last)
Cell In[11], line 1
----> 1 from qimp import Circuit
upper basin
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Oh this is just to trigger the import qimp

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I can just change it to import qimp.

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What's weird is that I can see it accessing everything when I hover over the names in both __init__s.

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It's gonna be a great day.

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I am wishing for it to be awesome.

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I see.

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CircuitOptimizer is an empty class, like it has no definition for now. Can you maybe reproduce it?

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Wait, I think it just got fixed?

rugged root
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!resources

wise cargoBOT
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upper basin
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I did nothing honestly.

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I first commented the line that imports circuitoptimizer, to see if the others are working. They did, so I uncommented it, and reran it, and it passed.

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You said it.

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Yeah, I'm gonna quarantine it.

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"Stranger Danger!"

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Isn't pawworld just fortnite with pokemon?

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I mean the animation looks identical.

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Yeah.

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Epic?

rugged root
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@whole bear Yo

whole bear
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Hey bro

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The discord server dont let me speak yo

gentle flint
rugged root
gentle flint
rugged root
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Fair

gentle flint
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@rugged root I cannot comprehend this sentence
please aid

Based on this fundamental insight, we can state as a first provisional conclusion concerning the positive theory of money that money and cash balances would disappear with the disappearance of uncertainty (never) and, mutatis mutandis, that the investment in money balances must be conceived of as an investment in certainty or an investment in the reduction of subjectively felt uneasiness about uncertainty.

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it gives me an aneurysm

upper basin
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hehe

whole bear
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Bruh Ace I think you can talk now

upper basin
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Simplify it for yourself.

Based on this insight, we can conclude that money and cash balances would disappear with the disappearance of uncertainty, and that the investment in money balances must be thought of as an invest in certainty, or equivalently an investment in the reduction of subjective uneasiness about uncertainty.
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Basically I think it's saying as long as there is uncertainty, there will be a positive sentiment revolving around money and cash balances, so you would invest money to lessen your (subjective) uneasiness about the uncertainty in the world.

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More money, more confidence, more comfort.

gentle flint
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oh

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that makes sense

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thx

upper basin
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People like to play with words, make stuff longer than needs to be. Remember the speech by V in V for Vendetta? It's like that. It's a form of theatric expression, which goes on and on by stretching a sentence as much as you can.

gentle flint
upper basin
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Being verbose as Hemlock mentioned is the word for it.

whole bear
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Microwave sounds

upper basin
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Yeah. Usually you want to be as concise as possible. Optimizing usually means getting rid of stuff until you get to stuff you can't get rid of.

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That's how universities require statements of purpose and essays like that too. Straight to the point, clear description of the idea, and clear expression overall.

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Where do you run this command guys?

sudo sed -i "backupname"  's/async/async_py3/g' /usr/local/lib/python3.7/site-packages/tensorflow/python/pywrap_tensorflow_internal.py
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Need to stay 3 days bro.

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Yeah.

rugged root
upper basin
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I am so bad at those stuff hehe.

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Need to learn those.

rugged root
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Yeah I still have a lot of those to learn

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Didn't know about sed

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But anytime you see sudo, it's meant to be run in a bash like shell

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Although be careful what you sudo. It's like running something as admin on Windows

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So only really do it when you need to

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Out of curiosity, how old are you?

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Apologies if it's a weird question

upper basin
upper basin
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@rugged root can I show you the demo?

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See what you think about it?

rugged root
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!stream 664667836605661217

wise cargoBOT
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βœ… @upper basin can now stream until <t:1706029851:f>.

upper basin
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Oooh thank you

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Thank you very much!

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Understood.

whole bear
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@gray tartan πŸ‘‹

gray tartan
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hmmm

rugged root
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Back in a sec, have to hike a cable across the office.

mild quartz
rugged root
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Are there any practical things or current applications that use quantum?

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Like is it in production use

turbid sandal
gentle flint
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brb

turbid sandal
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rbr

stark river
turbid sandal
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BRB

rugged root
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I can't tell if I'm asking dumb questions or not

whole bear
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Ace how old are you bruh?

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Yo @vocal basin Chess?

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I beat plome 2 times

rugged root
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He just turned 22. He mentioned it above

whole bear
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I have to go run an errand I'll be back

vocal basin
rugged root
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@peak depot We're getting background noise

upper basin
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I was working with LLMs for a project, and what I noticed was that the tokens/second for larger and larger modesl gets slower and slower, hence why you go with smaller or quantized models.

rugged root
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My brain still isn't coping with the "the bigger it gets, the fast it gets" that's what she said

upper basin
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Me too

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HEHEHE

vocal basin
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I'd expect to make sense for learning not running

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though there's space-time tradeoff anywhere

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so that might be thing

upper basin
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Larger model means needing to calculate gradients in a higher dimensional space, so it becomes more expensive or slower.

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Also with propagating forward, you have more value to calculate for inference, so usually my understanding was bigger means slower.

rugged root
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Big truck go slow

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Although big truck can carry more...

vocal basin
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small model might be underutilising parallelism

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learning time definitely decreases with more data available

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(but I'm guessing that's not the question)

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@mild quartz it's somewhat hard to scale embedded hardware

rugged root
vocal basin
rugged root
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Kind of like graphics downscaling

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Typically looks better than rendered at scale

mild quartz
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upper basin
last wharf
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wsggg boys

rugged root
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Nerd talk about machine learning

last wharf
rugged root
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You seen Terminator? It's like that but nothing at all like that

frozen owl
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ugh LLMs confuse me

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RL is more fun

last wharf
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what are yall

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talking about

stark river
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global gradient descent

last wharf
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oh ok

rugged root
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They're talking about training models and what not. So if you've heard of ChatGPT, that's something that's in the whole machine learning space

rugged root
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Oh then my first answer about Terminator

last wharf
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i was just playing with you