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oh wait your stream froze for the last few mins so I have no idea if this is accurate
ah
looks like it wasnt accurate
aaaaaaaaaaaa
they sacked mate
please just think for a second
your oppoent did
QxB5 was mate
also no I'm not australian
Somewhere in GMT π
just rewind a few moves
I'm alright
I can neither confirm nor deny
π
@balmy crown π
Just go back to this
hiii
hi babes
Just run through options each time: Checks, captures, attacks (starting with pins and forks)
Doesn't look like you have any good checks or captures here
well done
No good checks but...
Chex?
Nice pun
I try
The answers to most chess puzzles are just going through this step by step
Find all checks, are any good? If not look at all captures, do they leave you up material? If not look at attacks (forms & pins being a kind of attack but usually the kind you want to look for first)
For example here which checks can you give?
Actually ur stream timed out again so idk gimme a sec
aiya it was fine again before you cut it manually
I wonder if voice server region affects the video streams
Oh
!stream 717749310518722691
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sup fellas
just play a tiny bit more patiently
When you cant find a good move in under 5s you just chuck out a random pawn or kingmove that loses the puzzle instantly
Just take a quick breather and plan out the move a bit
consider all the checks before you play any
Like sure that rook capture check looks good but is there one that leaves the opponent with less counterplay?
(For previous puzzle) Your bishop is powerful, it's controlling the g1 square so you should leverage it. That's another way of looking at puzzles, how can you make all the pieces useful?
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im exploring matplotlib to do exersice in kaggle, and no clue how to do it
@whole bear Hey, can we play chess after this game?
i can share a link to game
send in text chat if you want to play i can't hear in voice chat
Shijan send it here
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Bruh
Your turn
sorry my bad
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@lone flame Join here
i sent a rematch
#βο½how-to-get-help @boreal fiber
Are you going to sleep?
Fine are you available now?
@fresh sphinx @buoyant vine π
I went to the voice-chat.. no permissions? how do I get these? Suppressed - You do not have permission to speak in this channel
no permission to send messages in this channel
idk? trymma?
@rough plover π
Hi opal
Voice Gate failed
You are not currently eligible to use voice inside Python Discord for the following reasons:
You have sent less than 50 messages.
You have been active for fewer than 3 ten-minute blocks.
I can't send messages to others either 'Your message could not be delivered. This is usually because you don't share a server with the recipient or the recipient is only accepting direct messages from friends. You can see the full list of reasons here:
https://support.discord.com/hc/en-us/articles/360060145013
so I have to send 50 messages and be active for 3 10m blocks
but I can't send messages
any recommendations?
@whole bear π
how do I leave this voice channel?
There's a disconnect button.
It's red.
Ya - I don't see it;;
ah - I think I got it.. it's not red on my end - looks liek an upside down phone
Yep.
Is this your first time using technology
damn
@civic chasm
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Hey Osyra can I ask code help in voice chat text 0?
can you review this code if possible and can give me some insigths that everything is good?
Function to calculate Mean Absolute Percentage Error (MAPE)
def calculate_mape(y_true, y_pred):
return np.mean(np.abs((y_true - y_pred) / y_true)) * 100
Load the data and preprocess
df = pd.read_csv('ETH-USD.csv')
Remove rows with missing values
df = df.dropna()
closedf = df[df['Date'] > '2017-11-8']
closedf.reset_index(drop=True, inplace=True)
closedf = closedf.sort_values(by='Date', ascending=True)
closedf.set_index('Date', inplace=True)
Create a column for the prediction
projection = 2
closedf["Prediction"] = closedf[["Close"]].shift(-projection)
Drop NaN values created by the shift operation
closedf = closedf.dropna()
Extract features (X) and target variable (y)
X = np.array(closedf[['Close']])
y = np.array(closedf['Prediction'])
Split the data into 70% training, 10% validation, and 20% test sets
X_train, X_temp, y_train, y_temp = train_test_split(X, y, test_size=0.3, random_state=42)
X_val, X_test, y_val, y_test = train_test_split(X_temp, y_temp, test_size=0.33, random_state=42)
Standard Scaling
scaler = StandardScaler()
X_train = scaler.fit_transform(X_train)
X_val = scaler.transform(X_val)
X_test = scaler.transform(X_test)
i cant upload txt here
im just starting with pandas and machine learning
any idea why?
Polynomial Regression
poly_degree = 2
poly_features = PolynomialFeatures(degree=poly_degree)
X_poly_train = poly_features.fit_transform(X_train)
X_poly_val = poly_features.transform(X_val)
X_poly_test = poly_features.transform(X_test)
Create a folder to store plots
if not os.path.exists('whole_dataset2'):
os.makedirs('whole_dataset2')
models = [
LinearRegression(),
Ridge(),
Lasso(),
ElasticNet(),
SVR(kernel='linear'),
DecisionTreeRegressor(),
GradientBoostingRegressor(),
MLPRegressor(max_iter=10000)
]
param_grids = [
{}, # Linear Regression
{'alpha': [0.01, 0.1, 1, 10, 100]}, # Ridge
{'alpha': [0.001, 0.01, 0.1, 1, 10]}, # Lasso
{'alpha': [0.001, 0.01, 0.1, 1, 10], 'l1_ratio': [0.1, 0.3, 0.5, 0.7, 0.9]}, # ElasticNet
{'C': [0.1, 1, 10, 100], 'kernel': ['linear', 'rbf', 'poly'], 'gamma': ['scale', 'auto', 0.001, 0.01, 0.1, 1]}, # SVR
{'max_depth': [3, 5, 10, 15], 'min_samples_split': [2, 5, 10], 'min_samples_leaf': [1, 2, 4]}, # Decision Tree
{'n_estimators': [50, 100, 200], 'learning_rate': [0.01, 0.1, 0.2], 'max_depth': [3, 5, 7], 'subsample': [0.8, 0.9, 1.0]}, # Gradient Boosting
{'hidden_layer_sizes': [(50, 20, 50), (50, 50), (100,), (10, 20, 10), (5, 10, 20, 20, 10, 5)],
'alpha': [0.0001, 0.001, 0.01], 'learning_rate_init': [0.001, 0.01, 0.1]}
]
for model, param_grid in zip(models, param_grids):
if type(model).name == 'LinearRegression':
# For Polynomial Regression
X_train_used = X_poly_train
X_val_used = X_poly_val
X_test_used = X_poly_test
else:
X_train_used = X_train
X_val_used = X_val
X_test_used = X_test
# Hyperparameter tuning using GridSearchCV
grid_search = GridSearchCV(model, param_grid, scoring='neg_mean_squared_error', cv=3)
grid_search.fit(X_train_used, y_train)
just need a heads up if everything is fine in my code
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Best parameters
best_params = grid_search.best_params_
# Training with best parameters
model.set_params(**best_params)
model.fit(X_train_used, y_train)
# Prediction
test_predictions = model.predict(X_test_used)
# Evaluation metrics
mse = mean_squared_error(y_test, test_predictions)
rmse = sqrt(mse)
print(f"Model: {type(model).__name__}")
print(f"Best Parameters: {best_params}")
print(f"Testing MAE: {mean_absolute_error(y_test, test_predictions)}")
print(f"Testing MSE: {mse}")
print(f"Testing RMSE: {rmse}")
print(f"Testing R^2: {r2_score(y_test, test_predictions)}")
# Calculate MAPE
mape = calculate_mape(y_test, test_predictions)
print(f"Testing MAPE: {mape:.2f}%")
# Plotting
plt.figure(figsize=(12, 6))
plt.plot(closedf.index[len(X_train) + len(X_val):], y_test, label='Actual Test Data')
plt.plot(closedf.index[len(X_train) + len(X_val):], test_predictions, label='Predicted Test Data')
plt.title(f"{type(model).__name__} - Actual vs Predicted (Test Data)")
plt.xticks(rotation=60)
plt.legend()
plt.tight_layout()
# Save the plot to the 'whole_dataset1' folder with a timestamp
timestamp = time.strftime("%Y%m%d%H%M%S")
plot_filename = f"whole_dataset2/{type(model).__name__}_plot_{timestamp}.png"
plt.savefig(plot_filename)
plt.close()
print("Plots saved in 'whole_dataset2' folder.")
looking at Intro to Machine Learning and kaggle.com, cannot understand some of the stuff, and no clue where to start.
Huh
Nice
blood sweat and tears and 6-7 days of week to study coding related topics.
I am in
self discipline and s**t that comes with it, imposter syndome etc. its not easy
this stuff is not easy for and i need to put in a lot of effort, but it is interesting and i like coding,
@turbid minnow @hushed tinsel @slim field π
yes?
Hello βπΌ
@echo garden not to be rude u sound like peter grefin
anyone here have experience with nvchad?
@simple skiff π
yes sir ?
@somber heath hey Opal)
Opal is just saying you "hi"
@somber heath hey do you know spark ?
No.
do you know of any book written on Object oriented in python?
Any Python book?
I know the two books people talk about are Automate the Boring Things and A Byte of Python.
Are there not OOP Python books?
I know some python tbh
but I am not much more confident in object oriented programming
coz I have not worked in real world rn
so looking for a book which can teach me object oriented programming
I'll look into it
thank you @somber heath
It's a fairly straightforward concept once you get over that initial hurdle.
For me, there were two big aha moments.
One when you learn to write it, another when you understand it.
can you please elaborate on atleast one of those aha moments of yours
Which is then when you realise, "Oh, this is how Python thinks."
are anyone having iusse download tensorflow in python 3.12?
Everything in Python is an "object", a structure of data and attached functionality for interacting safely with that data. Each object lives in memory somewhere.
Everything in Python is an "object"
which also means according to the type-system everything is an instance of the typeobject
Yes. Every object is of a type, a class. This is another kind of object from which objects of that type are created. A class is like a blueprint.
For example, in Python, we have strings.
These strings, which are objects, represent text.
These strings are of class/type str.
but once we create an object and then after sometime it's gone for garbage collection right?
I still don't understand what class means and what it does
Or how we have lists, which are of type list.
From the list class, we create lists.
Like how we might have a blueprint for a house.
That's the class.
yeah we
create an object : li = list()
and then we use it
li.append(43)
print(li)
43
The object created from that class, the "instance" of the class, is the house or houses themselves.
So class is a plan for something?
Yes. I mentioned earlier how an object is data with attached functionality for interacting safely with that data.
So objects is inside a class?
The class governs what kinds of data and its structure can be, and what attached functionality exists in the instances created from the class.
Or not always
There are always references to other objects inside a class, yes.
btw there is nothing private in python right ?
Correct.
hey hemlock
!e ```py
class MyClass:
pass
a = MyClass()
b = MyClass()
print(id(MyClass), id(a), id(b))```
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Here, I have created a class. The name MyClass refers to this object.
what does pass do to the class?
From this class, I have created two instances.
I've assigned a and b to these instances.
We see that MyClass, a and b refer to three different objects.
pass is a null statement
It doesn't do much anything.
It's just there to provide syntactical completeness in the compound statement's indentation.
An indent has to have something.
So that there's no unexpect indent block ?
pass is what you put when you don't want to put anything in an indent.
Yes,.
so if i try to
There are limited cases when you'd need to use it.
make lists
and then i try to multiply it using function
but i don't want to fill the function with anything
i should use "pass"?
You'd only use pass if you don't want your indented section to do anything.
ok i get it
!e ```py
class MyClass:
def hello(self):
print('Hello, world.')
instance = MyClass()
instance.hello()```
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Hello, world.
Here, I have created a class called MyClass. This class has one function, which turns into a method attached to the instances created from the class.
We see I can invoke this method off the instance.
!e py print('ApPlE'.upper())
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APPLE
Here, I'm calling the str.upper method, a method that's attached to the string instance.
"Hey, string, give me an uppercased version of yourself"
Data, attached functionality for interacting with it.
so this means MyClass().hello()
which runs
the print
Yes.
Except I'm maintaining a reference to the object created from doing MyClass()
!e ```py
class MyClass:
def init(self):
print('Hello, world.')
instance = MyClass()```
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Hello, world.
If that's the case, what's the difference between class and function
Hi everyone any one have idea about extracting toc from word document
A function represents an object that is a collection of code that can be called upon to be run as many times as needed when needed. A function has an inbox, the parameters, and a few outboxes, the main one of which is the return.
A class represents a template for the creation of objects, defining the kinds of data the objects can have and what attached functionality exists for those objects.
All objects have a type. Functions are objects.
Classes are objects.
(I use type and class a little interchangeably)
We see here I've written a class that includes what's known as a "special method". Special methods are sometimes also known as "magic methods" and "dunder methods", for "double underscore".
is templates just like how you cook, which you need ingredients to make a food?
Sometimes.
Yes.
A class is an object factory.
There are a set of special methods that Python attempts to run when certain actions are taken in your code.
So class runs multiple of functions?
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Huh, this is interesting...
A class is where you write the methods that should be available to be called off the instances of that class.
The __init__ method of an object is automatically called when we create that object.
@urban abyss
It's kind of an initialisation/setup routine.
It's also where we can give the object initial information to that end.
A PDM plugin to run a command on multiple Python versions. - pawamoy/pdm-multirun
(Sorry for the link spam, opal)
!e ```py
class MyClass:
def init(self, obj):
print(obj)
instance = MyClass('Hello, world.')```
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Hello, world.
!e ```py
class Person:
def init(self, name):
self.name = name
def greet(self):
print(f'Hello, my name is {self.name}.')
peter = Person('Peter')
sally = Person('Sally')
peter.greet()
sally.greet()```
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001 | Hello, my name is Peter.
002 | Hello, my name is Sally.
So it is a plan/a setup to make something
The object is created, but then apply what might be different per object.
Here, I have created a Person class.
I hope you are not bothered
I can't force you to stay.
Sleep well.
Thank you very much Opal
I didn't know you were so hip and with it, Opal
@frozen spade π
Zonk.
False start.
got my python crash course
as i opened the door the package got wet, its nice that he made a pic where doorbell is also there, im at home.
as you opened the door?
is it wet?
sorry @rugged root realised I was late to standup had to jump off quickly
that image kinda looks like a rod and reel spinner
no the book is fine
All good
@thin breach Yo
mr hemlock Armandillo is a new talkie
hi
NIce
0% interest rates are gone
That helps justify ousting people
@leaden glade Toss the error in here
If it's large
When are you going to unmute Hemlock?
When my co-worker isn't back here
Wait
Does
matched_index = brokers_data.starter_brokers.clear()
Does that change something in line and not return anything?
he cleared something and then passed its None value
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What's up, bubble butts
I can't help much right now, QuickBooks is wanting to attack
74
Line 74
Right, but does .clear() just change something on that object and not return anything?
yep
!e Because it's like:
ham = print("Blah blah")
print(ham)
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001 | Blah blah
002 | None
I'm thinking that's what's happening
but you are trying to pop a None
@peak depot Sorry, just got a chance to respond
Method if it's part of a class
Function if it's in the global
@peak depot hey there
method and function
Trying to print a general ledger for year 2023 and we're only able to print/export/convert to PDF like the first 1/6th of the ledger
It's massive
Trying to figure out how to rectify that
Might just have to do month to month...
But I am a grumpy boy
this seems to be a known issue :
https://quickbooks.intuit.com/learn-support/en-us/reports-and-accounting/cannot-print-general-ledger-report-to-printer-or-pdf/00/1120066
you may try combining the pdfs at a later stage using smthg like pandoc
Possible... Just have to see where one ends at a time
I'm also poking the co-worker to see if month to month is acceptable
The GL account is something like 6k+ pages using the client's old system
They only recently converted to QB Enterprise 2023
Not sure what their old solution was
it should be able to handle this π€
That's what I was thinking. It can't even do it as a CSV
Which I would think would be easiest for it
No report headers or what have you
convert to excel and then to csv?
Same issue. We get to ~500 pages
Same with direct print to PDF
I'm wondering if it's a memory limitation
Oh my god
Is QB a 32 bit program..
If we're hitting the 4 gig limit, that would make sense
what if you leave the account range fields blank?
Checking. Having to boot into our QB machine, since I don't have my own license
last time i used qb was in 2011?.. i am so glad i moved on and obtained the ability to create accounting software
I'm envious
it's not that difficult.. use sqlite db to store the transactions...
Yeah it's just making a good interface
Oh huh, no it's large address aware, so it's not a memory limit...
At least not the 4 gig one
!e
list = ['first', 'second', 'third']
print(list[0])
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first
Just note, it doesn't work like a repl. You have to print your output
curr_id
!e
print(starter_brokers[0])
print(starter_brokers[1])```
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[['1', 'first'], ['2', 'second']]
Also also
Syntax highlighting
i think so
!e
print(starter_brokers[0])
print(starter_brokers[1])```
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001 | ['1', 'first']
002 | ['2', 'second']
given that you are checking if curr id in val
if curr id is a list.. there is no need for list or []
!e
print(starter_brokers[0])
print(starter_brokers[1])
for val in starter_brokers:
if '1' in val:
matched_index = starter_brokers.index(val)
starter_brokers.pop(matched_index)
print(starter_brokers)
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001 | ['1', 'first']
002 | ['2', 'second']
003 | [['2', 'second']]
Opinion: Should usernames be case sensitive in things
like classes?
A list of the list methods
@urban abyss I appreciate you helping out.
I love seeing users helping users here
Trying my best, not the best teacher π
You're doing great
is in the best operator here? shouldn't it be ==? (i don't know what val is)
and yet no one ever helps me here
yes in is what you'd want here, because we're testing whether e.g. '1' is in ['1', 'other', 'items']
whereas == is the equals operator e.g. '1' == '1' returns true
i doubt it.. my questions go into #databases or #data-science-and-ml and i get no replies
Help system may at least get eyes on it
in means different things dependent on the type of variable you're ining against
I just know I'm not the smartest person when it comes to some of your questions
nah i've just stopped asking
Sorry..
i mean it's nobody's obligation to help dude, it's just a nicety
don't get me twisted.. i' m not saying it's an obligation
No no no I know
It's a personal quirk I have
I hate not being able to help
@leaden glade Honestly it's a good thing for you to do. Being able to explain the what and the why will help it stick in your head as well
Explaining/teaching is the best way to learn
Damn it, still capping out at 683 pages
program said in the middle r u shitting me n quit
Also fun weird fact
After it generates that report, it doesn't free that memory until you start to try to print another report
So it has some weird memory holding
Not a leak at least
probably someone trying to cache?
That's what I'm thinking, but then why does it scrap the whole thing
Especially when it's the exact same parameters
wassup
683 pages is a qb limit or an acrobat limit?
how are you guys
This is just the built in print preview. Also, the same truncation is happening if exported to excel or even a csv
coz if it's an acrobat limit you could try exporting to excel?
Not bad, how about yourself
nice, good thanks
Oh I just checked, if you want to verify, you meet the conditions. Go over to #voice-verification and hit the button
Daaaaaamn it
Print to CSV, same issue. Gonna try export to CSV. If THAT doesn't work, going to restore from the backup file I have then run the File Doctor on it
Wish me luck. And patience
i think they are the same function
I wonder if it's just that the file is borked.... The backup is like 8 gigs
And it shouldn't be that large given the age of the QB company file and what all is in there....
Sorry, using you guys as my rubber ducky
Oh thought that gif had more of the song
yeah u enjoy that bubble bath π«§
soap is self cleaning
go bad as in is it safe to eat after a week?
Yeah. Do you have to refrigerate it?
Or is there a specific heat you need to cook it to again?
maybe you could make an internet challenge out of it
What like a TikTok challenge?
hey
I'd rather not be responsible for people having nightmareish diarrhea
Yo
does someone use kali here
Eh, alright so far
How ya doin
Hanging in there, you?
nothing much
I do not. Never saw it as very practical
it's very useful if u do ethical hacking
if someone really did eat soap it's darwanism at work
i lack the skills to extend the conversation from here
No worries. We're just kind of riffing back and forth
oh cool
Yeah never been a hacky boy
@hot drum Your mic is cutting in and out. Your sensitivity is too low
Or high?
Not sure which
I appreciate it. I just like hanging out with folks
yeah you butter them up nice n good
Meh
I just try to be easy going
Too many admins on other servers love the power trip it gives them
There's some people that are toxic for no reason
I just like to teach
but r u easy on the eyes as well @rugged root ?
@leaden glade maybe this will help:
if isinstance(name, str) and len(name) == 3
maybe it will help
is that christian bale?
oopsie
We got mod pings for keywords like that
Please don't make my life harder than it has to be
Not the right audience for jokes like that
Channels are familly-friendly?
It's not. Get out 
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@hard vine Just have to ask. I'll usually grant it on request
ok ty
do you know the asynio library and could help me?
@hollow finch Yes, you do have to do 50 non spamming messages
If you continue to spam, we'll extend the amount of time it takes you to verify by 2 weeks
A little bit, but I'm kind of juggling something at work
I can help in a bit
oh that would be great can we go in another voice channel
just for like two minutes
itss not big
oh i think i have to explain it but you can just come in the channel and stay mute i would just quickly eyplain if it is alright with you
i not its alright
Yeah, I can't right now
ok
Currently fighting (and losing) against QuickBooks
wait can i send a screenshots?
Of course
Ideally, yes. We've got folks of all ages here, and that kind of stuff just isn't acceptable here. There's plenty of other servers for that
so this is the main function i want to make asyncronus
Just trying to keep our little piece of sanity on Discord
the download in the if else statement
with the pytube library
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Not the same library, but same reason why we can't
Sorry bud. I appreciate you being understanding about it
yeah i know that youtube does not allow it and you want to secure yourself
im just doing this for myself to learn
Oh sure sure. If you're wanting to practice things like web scraping, Wikipedia explicitly allows it. It's a great place to learn and try it
yeah i learned it with bs4 and websites that are meant to learn from thats cool
@leaden glade Nah, just listening
Bootcamps aren't for everyone. Neither is college
So there's caveats to that
If you're self learning, you'll need to make a good portfolio. And it'll be tough
Everybody and their dog are trying to get into programming ever since covid hit
Job market is tough right now
God damn it QuickBooks
Let go of the memory already!
Nope, full on memory leak now
@leaden glade I'm in the same boat as you. I'm a coding hobbyist, I'm not in the industry. I'm trying to get my hand into freelancing, but breaking that inital barrier is really tough
@hollow kelp Hello
sigkill
@leaden glade I have to bounce, but good luck with the rest of your course! You got this π
Thank you
Later JSON!
Later dudes!
Hemlock
@leaden glade Right there with you. I find that working with people makes a big difference. Having folks that keep you accountable
Source: I also have ADD/ADHD
I'm sef diagnosed
Unit tests are testing specific sections of the code, usually functions and methods, to make sure they're doing what you expect
pattern printing in python
it'll give you lay of the land of logical stuff works @leaden glade
bye bruv see ya
Work
@tender orchid What're you using to make the api?
Ah gotcha
It can be a bit tedious
Having to throw in the towel with the QuickBooks thing for now
I'm okay with it
regex
Regular Expressions. It's for matching patterns in strings
Good for if you're parsing and finding things like phone numbers, name, emails, etc.
Very powerful, very helpful
But a pain to write sometimes
@maiden quiver Yo
@leaden glade Usually will be if you haven't used them yet
So if you aren't using them in the body of the code
They will be as you put them in the code
That's why it's grey
So they may have had it in the file with the intent of you to use it?
Not sure what the specific problem criteria is
Do you have a rubric or something?
I wouldn't stress about it then
Yes
Have you had any official diagnosis on anything?
Sorry if that's too personal of a thing to ask
I'm just always curious
Actually yes
I've got ADD/ADHD, anxiety disorder, and depression for context. I try to be very open about mine
It's not
@leaden glade The issue is that the file they gave you had imports that you don't use, right?
Ah gotcha
Back in a bit
Ok it's our lunch break so I'll be back in an hour
More home construction
repairing some damage
Fair
@quaint oyster Sup
Doing well?
Niiice
Where as I'm over here completely forgetting what I was doing
Yay
Sorry I'm quiet. I've got a co-worker back here
@dusk raven Suuuuuup
I'm good, how're you
@patent gyro π
Hi
next to fire extinguisher ---> emergency joke book
hi
US tax code is very complex, and clients are lazy and don't get everything they need to us, wait until the last minute, etc
Makes for stressed out co-workers
hey guys can anyone help me creating a voice command beyblade
Yeah. It's the worst time for programs to misbehave
I AM THE JOKE BOOK
@jovial ermine Glad to have you here
@dusk raven What're you working on?
Fancy
Fancy compared to what I'm doing
Uhhhhh for another couple hours
He's not having an issue
Other than dealing with clients
Ideally
Oh I mean people clients
Not like software clients
@dusk raven Do you know of Squad Python Library that will stream RCON?
not run RCON commands but get the stream
yeah
How is it streamed out?
Ah okay
I'm seeing some for making a client...
Right
You're just ah okay
Eh, figure I'll take a peek
@peak depot Yo
@amber raptor Not sure if it's helpful
Hey MAD
That you are
What is helpful?
God damn it, I didn't hit paste
Yeah the other stuff I'm seeing requires their token
Grapefruit is bigger than an orange
It's fist sized
Ah okay
That's very different
You wouldn't be able to lower your arms
The worst fruit in the world, yeah
It's an abomination
God was sleeping when it was made
There are worse fruits.
I thought Jackfruit was
You just have to cut it open and scrape out the innards
And you need a machete to open it
Same
Think about what you said
π
Manchineel, any number of other poisonous fruits.
Worst edible fruits
durian
Double correction, edible and won't kill you
People have a thing against durian.
Yeah the smell is terrible but again, I've heard the pulp is quite nice
It smells of rotting meat, opal
That's prunes
Figs are...an acquired taste. They can be quite gritty and earthy.
How old was the villa? What was the villa age?
When I think villa I for some reason think way older
Fair
I don't like grapefruits, either.
Oh and and and and, if you take certain medications, you cannot eat grapefruit because it will fuck you up
EXACTLY
It's evil
Ritzy
Where were the servant's quarters?
There was the discussion about the milk, I haven't heard of the grapefruit thing.
That you know of
They were that good
Yep
Google is tracking our conversation
I typed in which into chrome? INSTATLY gave me "which medication interact with grapefruit"
INSTANTLY
I've never looked that up before
Hm. The grapefruit slows down the processing of medications in the liver and the effect lasts days.
Maybe they're just tracking me
Or it knows me
Never have
Dude, the FIRST pop up
For WHICH
That's just not right
I meaaaan
For getting your ears pierced
It was a thing in the 80's and 90's
Maybe 70's as well
istg. my ass be DREAMING about something and my first ad is about that
There's the finger length ratio thing.
It's bonkers. They're getting that good
@raw carbon Well yeah, because they're getting dream scraped for future advertising
Like seriously
How many fruits try to kill you because you're taking certain meds
I'm just saying
Factually wrong
Eh
Eh
Okay
They're dead to me
Strawberry is a gift to mankind from whatever higher beings there may be
I will fight anyone on that
Don't touch my accessory fruit
Watermelon can be variable. It's between meh and delicious.
Yeah depends on the season
Is this the first time I spoke today?
No
Ah Gotcha
@raw carbon The only way I can think that they say watermelon is bad is if they're eating the rind
And only the rind
I'm saying for that survey
I feel like blue cheese would kill me
I have a mold allergy
Whoever it was that said watermelon is bad has their head shoved up their arse.
Yep
At worst, it's ordinary.
I can take or leave mangos and peaches
I've gotten into them again
Had a period where I was just sick of them
Strawberries are variable, too. From meh to yum. Bananas are fine if they're ripe. Mangoes are fine if they're ripe.
Who actually likes moldy cheese.
I think it's a texture thing for me
Those and peaches are kind of slimy
I mean, shit, it's almost like fruit needs to be ripe.
The French
Wait wait, what was that one cheese
old cheese makes it better, maybe not the moldy part of it though
Is that the one where you eat the bug poop?
Why does everyone hate on the french?
The one that's banned in multiple countries
Oh that's right
Just wear your maggot goggles
Problem solved
EWWW
Wait are they technically a fruit?
I found a picture of a shitkebab
Don't eat the pit, though
I'm glad you didn't. Remember your audience. There's plenty of other servers for that kind of content
Please don't make my life more difficult
Swallowed whole
Avocados grow from small.
The discord.py server is probably a good place
will fit right in
Probably
But not here
I'm happy to have folks here so long as they don't make this place shitty
Let us have one place on Discord that isn't awful
@peak depot He could if you pissed him off
He's strong
The sadness
Swallowing the sadness deep into my soul
Or something
Back in a bit. Have to get some programs on someone's machine.
Whoever keeps writing these worst fruit articles needs to sit down.
faster
I'm currently feeling off, so thanks for that, @raw carbon.
People who unironically say "Nani the fuck?"
Bitter almonds are like 50% nuclear waste 50% random nut
My german knowledge consists of 1 week of duolingo
RindfleischetikettierungsΓΌberwachungsaufgabenΓΌbertragungsgesetz
hei
Hei hei
fΓ₯rstΓ₯r du meg?
same
Nej
svensk?
what
What'd I miss
Just got back
@mild quartz So is the sliding scale pretty much if you want it fast it'll cost an arm and a leg, if you want it cheap it'll take forever?
to finetune you need to pay for a certain number of gpu hours
those can happen over time or all at once
same cost
very contextual
@mild quartz or @civic chasm any of you know Jinja ?
could someone help me ?
rewrite if x + y == str line
yh i know but is just dont know how
Do i need to put x +y in a variable
assert all(isinstance(i, int) for i in [x, y]), "Enter a number!"
i would use a try catch block
yeah or
if not all(isinstance(i, int) for i in [x, y]):
raise ValueError("Enter a number!")
x = input("Give me a number: ")
y = input("Give me another number: ")
if not x.isdigit() or not y.isdigit():
print("Please enter valid numbers!")
else:
result = int(x) + int(y)
print("The sum is:", result)
Work calls for me!
im a beginner but sure
Are you familiar with discord.py?
no
@vernal bridge are you familiar with discord.py π
nope
yo @somber heath I got myself the samsung tab S9 fe as my tablet and I used the website you gave me to find it so thanks a lot
It's a very handy site.
yea I picked it up yesterday and its already helping me with my work flow
such a nice tool to have in your arsenal
someone changed the icon again, first i thought im in wrong place ... π
hi can some of the admins allow me to stream plaesae
@bronze relic π
another day of studying data structures and algorithms 8 hours straight with a crappy book β€οΈ
should have time to hang out tomorrow tho
literally, is it real, you did dsa for 8 hours in a day ?
well I've done it 8 hours per day since Monday
ofc, it's not like I sit down and do nothing else for 8 hours. I take like 15 minute breaks every 90 minutes
but yes, I did sit down and said "except for short breaks, I am doing DSA the next 8 hours" and then did it
having said that, I only do that like once every 3 months when I need to catch up with work haha
grt work, i am also planning to restart dsa.
you should, it's very good
I mostly did it because I have this assignment due and I had to do this or I wouldn't finish in time haha
i don't have any assignment , how will i get the motivation. π₯
is there any specific online resources from where i can constantly start working on dsa?
not sure. I only use textbooks. but I think that problem websites like codewars could be good
ok , which textbook will be suggested according to you ?
win V
@obsidian dragon
hey
hi

@dry jasper
@dense shuttle π
Hii
hi
Is data science really good ?
I mean speak in voice*
for what?
As a profession
I like maths and stats but never got good marks in both
It's something you practice
by making a lot of exercises
you can get better at it
Like I'm in B.C.A 1st year
what's bca?
Bachelor of computer application
ahhh
that's nice too
isn't there a data specialization or minor you can take?
my friend did computer science and had the opportunity to do a lot of data science stuff too
No in my clg data science is not specialization
I'm learning about it from free courses
on coursera there's some good courses too i believe
!voice @sweet coyote
Canβt talk in voice chat? Check out #voice-verification to get access. The criteria for verifying are specified there.
Now I'm studying from coursera itself
how many do you have
That's great
Do you already know what you want to learn more about?
There's a ton of specialization areas
for example, here econometrics and actuarial sciences are pretty popular
Ty sir π«‘
@sweet coyote voice ai
hi mossy
im making chicken soup
yummers



