ahahha
#voice-chat-text-0
random lance
macOS is a fuckin sandobox with login/paff cloud
bleak whale
ok, i need to sleep, see u later)
sleek shale
good night
random lance
i go, see u guys!! ;)
sleek shale
bye
plucky crane
pretty annoying python does not work by himsel and needs so many extra packages / modules and bs ..
complicated for a new person
where?
wdym?
pycharm?
new new new
import requests
pine depot
import requests
plucky crane
Dop[e worked
I am no braindead , but i had never touched anything related to this
me?
I am trying to do exactly that
So i tried to do web to csv but it does not give me all data i want
then i found some api that gives me more data
wind raptor
!voice
wise cargoBOT
solar ermine
voice gate failed
plucky crane
now i want to try to get the api data via python hopefully i can make the date i get look more appealing
plucky crane
you cutting out
plucky crane
Yup yup i made it work xD thx
wind raptor
pine depot
somber heath
wind raptor
wind raptor
pine depot
wind raptor
mid-size
desert vector
this is
excessive
2 bands for
this?
instead of ray tracing, it's photon tracing 
@wind raptor miners or minors because ain't no way an average 14 year old has damn near 2 and a half stacks
OK
π
plucky crane
whatcha selling mindull?
if i use ai is it called cheating ?
i mean for code
yea ok ..
i wonder what would be the maximum you can reach making money just by using ai to code for ya
desert vector
yeah, the housing market down here is pretty solid atm
plucky crane
mindful check dm
tired apex
Hello
plucky crane
damn
desert vector
!voice
wise cargoBOT
desert vector
no skips
plucky crane
well you guys helped me alot π wanted to say thx
tired apex
What housing market?
Cheap....
In January I bought a second house in Seattle for $750k - 4b/3b 2450sqft.
tired apex
It has a sweat ass server room
pine depot
tired apex
Damn legit.
My first house has 1gb full duplex. My was very sad to only have 950 down/25up at house 2
Yeah.. sucks to be out in the sticks.
1st house has fiber to the outer wall..
From my crappy subnet router 340
somber heath
tired apex
Once I gave a jr dev a api cred to prod and he posted them to pastebin asking a question for help. Infosec came to my desk and was like what did you do. I was like WTF
iPhone 15
iPhone satellite is Emergency only and slow as hell
austere hornet
There's only so much you can take off. You can put on as much as you want.
Therefore the extreme cold is better than extreme hot,
tired apex
If they're not paying enough to buy a house. Then it's time to look for a new job...
somber heath
@willow light https://youtu.be/BuxZe81WUcY?feature=shared
tired apex
Sounds like a shit company....
BS.... Thats not a law
Sounds like a shit company policy
somber heath
Try joining a different server's voice chat, then back here.
tired apex
You can't trade your own company or if your sister works for Nvidia and tells you nividia is going crush earning then that is inside trading. This guy sounds like he's working crappy company with crappy pay
willow light
it covers rent and food, and that's all i really need
pine depot
controls engineering bought me a computer and im resisting the temptation to buy a 4090
willow light
the crappy part of the company is the mandatory time in the office. I'm so glad I have an ADA accommodation that says that I can't be fired for not going into the office.
however, all other forms of retaliation are still on the table.
turbid sandal
whats a pip?
pine depot
i think there is like 1 or 2
willow light
basically a time-delayed firing
pine depot
nah ur right, all 50 states and DC are at will
somber heath
@regal quartz π
pine depot
whos the lil gangster kid
austere hornet
I am quite confused right now.
turbid sandal
@somber heath I am going back to sleep! GN
tired apex
It's got to be early in AU
willow light
lol
austere hornet
1:36 PM
tired apex
That's early lol
austere hornet
willow light
hang on, why isn't it saying 00:36....I coulda sworn I had it set to sane formatting
well, ideally it would be using ISO-8601
When I finally get NixOS running on my old 2013 ThinkPad that's one of the things I'll look into
tired apex
I got a call from Australia once while I was out drinking and I had to run home to fix their store so they could ring transactions..
pine depot
lol @tired apex
tired apex
Do you have a lot of Indians in your it org?
pine depot
we have a few
my company is slike 50% engineers
i send my coworker Sai a gif of someone stretching every day
willow light
my company has about 28,000 associates, and half are in india.
Had a 1:1 with my manager vivek today
tired apex
Indians and Chinese are going to own IT in 15 more years. IBM, msft, Google, Indian CEOs not to mention the Chinese tencent, Alibaba, etc...
willow light
It was rescheduled eight times due to emergency all-hands meetings from AWS outages.
willow light
Indians and Chinese are going to own IT in 15 more years. IBM, msft, Google, In...
why are you using the future tense?
the company I work at is owned and ceo'd by the descendents of the founder, and the c-suite is basically "if you aren't descended from Edward Johnson, you aren't getting any position higher than platform director"
pine depot
@tired apex you say that but you see how much backlash google's ai got for being so anti-white?
willow light
i didn't see that because I make a point out of avoiding social media. maximum of 10 minutes per week on fb/mastodon/instagram.
deleted my twitter and tiktok accounts years ago and never looked back.
Currently shopping around for a different mastodon instance to join, because the moderation on mastodon.social can be described as non-existent.
tired apex
I agree CHATGPT / Co-pilot and these other AI platforms are going to crush the younger generation out of the basic IT jobs. I'm just saying the few technical IT jobs left are going to very valuable and hard to get with tons of competition.
pine depot
software engineering is already basically there
willow light
yeah keep telling yourself that. software engineers will only be replaced when stakeholders figure out how to explain what they want on the first attempt.
pine depot
the 60,000 layoffs did not set me up for success when i went back to school
so many companies are outsourcing for pennies on the dollar too
willow light
There's a reason I'm now in infra and ops. ai isn't very good with internal tooling that was designed with the "throw random shit at the wall and see what sticks" approach.
as I mentioned in the cybersecurity group chat today: "Good thing we all write clean code, comprehensive tests, and follow best-practices at all times, right guys?"
pine depot
maybe ill actually get into software engineering at some point like i wanted to, but i was forced into automation/controls engineering
willow light
The enterprise software lifecycle: write horrible buggy code that barely runs. Accumulate tech debt since we do agile in buzzword only and just push features without improving at all. After three years the tech debt is so bad that it is easier and cheaper to just start over again from scratch.
Rinse and repeat.
willow light
maybe ill actually get into software engineering at some point like i wanted to,...
I was trained as a SE, and right now I'm an SRE.
BTW that lifecycle is the reason why the company I'm at is on our third API Gateway in five years.
willow light
I was a diversity hire.
I'm fully aware that when I was hired it was because the company could use me for social media clout.
willow light
White disabled bisexual enby. Gets a few doors open that way.
Yes I was hired in the month of June.
pine depot
what importance is the month?
willow light
July 1, they basically said "okay, you did your part, now go back in the closet"
stark river
white male, no professional experience
i don't know what you're bitching about.. whites still get preferential treatment on jobs.. if you were boxed out, it's because of other whites not other colors..
yet you still choose to focus on colors.. like a certain type of american
the username toxic suits you
pure crane
i don't know what you're bitching about.. whites still get preferential treatmen...
π€£ you're deluded
stark river
π€£ you're deluded
no. you've just never seen even a fraction of real difficulties and discrimination in life that other races go through.
you just have no comparative perspective.
restive geyser
slim field
@opaque surge #voice-verification
elfin tundra
upper basin
!e
def check_divisible(values: list[int]) -> None:
for val in values:
if val/5 == int(val/5):
print(val)
val_test = [1, 2, 5, 10, 23, 20, 25]
check_divisible(value)
@upper basin :x: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 1.
001 | Traceback (most recent call last):
002 | File "/home/main.py", line 8, in <module>
003 | check_divisible(value)
004 | ^^^^^
005 | NameError: name 'value' is not defined. Did you mean: 'False'?
!e
def check_divisible(values: list[int]) -> None:
for val in values:
if val/5 == int(val/5):
print(val)
val_test = [1, 2, 5, 10, 23, 20, 25]
check_divisible(val_test)
@upper basin :white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.
001 | 5
002 | 10
003 | 20
004 | 25
obsidian dragon
import random
import settings
import discord
from discord.ext import commands
from cogs.greetings import Greetings
logger = settings.logging.getLogger("bot")
class NotOwner(commands.CheckFailure):
...
async def is_owner():
async def predicate(ctx):
if ctx.author.id == ctx.guild.owner_id:
raise NotOwner("Hey you are not the owner!")
return True
return commands.check(predicate)
def run():
@bot.command()
@is_owner()
async def say(ctx, what = "What?"):
await ctx.send(what)
@say.error
async def say_error(ctx, error):
if isinstance(error, NotOwner):
await ctx.send("Permission Denied!")
bot.run(settings.DISCORD_API_SECRET, root_logger=True)
if __name__ == "__main__":
run()
with error
e:\vanity_py\main.py:90: RuntimeWarning: coroutine 'is_owner' was never awaited
async def say(ctx, what = "What?"):
RuntimeWarning: Enable tracemalloc to get the object allocation traceback
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "e:\vanity_py\main.py", line 125, in <module>
run()
File "e:\vanity_py\main.py", line 90, in run
async def say(ctx, what = "What?"):
TypeError: 'coroutine' object is not callable
warped raft
dry jasper
dry jasper
gentle flint
@dry jasper the Ukraine one is like a cross between these two
https://youtube.com/watch?v=se9LDgFW6ak
https://youtube.com/watch?v=po7HDHTBBE0
gentle flint
peak depot
scarlet halo
no its finished
unless i want to add more featurss
but base is done yes
and that increasing speed my dad wanted me to add is really making the game fun
probably
stark river
scarlet halo
thats interesting
well it will prob die at some point
if its unlucky
because theres no checks that guarantee it being possible
like if youre really unlucky you can get 10 spikes in a row
and only 10 spikes can be on screen at once
its like gambling without consequences
you win or lose
every level
yes
exam?
1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9
"rub it in"
rodentus what country
next to germany right
77 level
89
got to 94
:)))
rugged root
It's based on the sheer number of citizens we have. Even if the percentage we pay is less, the strength of the dollar plus the number of citizens we have make up for that when it comes to amount we can spend on the military
obsidian dragon
what does ```py
...
In the context of Python?
obsidian dragon
oc
rugged root
It doesn't really have any meaning in most cases.
You can try to treat it as pass
@crystal fox
somber heath
what does ```py
...
```mean
I sometimes use it in examples to indicate "something goes here". It's an actual object, though.
Some libraries make use of it. Numpy, for instance, uses it in its slicing to indicate "skip to the last dimension so you don't need to write a specific number of :,:,:,:"
obsidian dragon
class NotOwner(commands.CheckFailure):
...
async def is_owner(ctx):
async def predicate(ctx):
if ctx.author.id == ctx.guild.owner_id:
raise NotOwner("Hey you are not the owner!")
return True
return commands.check(predicate)
...
class Slapper(commands.Converter):
def __init__ (self, *, use_nicknames) -> None:
self.use_nicknames = use_nicknames
async def convert(self, ctx, argument):
someone = random.choice(ctx.guild.members)
nickname = ctx.author
if self.use_nicknames:
nickname = ctx.author.display_name
return f"{nickname} slaps {someone.display_name} with {argument}."
Like instead of writing arr[:, :, :, 3], you could write arr[..., 3] assuming there were 4 dimensions in the array.
rugged root
Man that's still pretty rough
somber heath
"The Producers" Home Appliances and Refurbishment.
obsidian dragon
rugged root
somber heath
Rubber Ducky Dynasty.
earnest grotto
Rubber Ducky Dynasty.
What does it mean ?
rugged root
somber heath
What does it mean ?
There's a television series titled Duck Dynasty.
earnest grotto
There's a television series titled Duck Dynasty.
I see
rugged root
@karmic frost https://javascript.info
Co-worker is here, back to no speaky
@pale sigil Very quick and brief is fine, but it shouldn't be a long extended convo
pale sigil
Oh gotcha, srry
rugged root
@stable geyser Testing concepts, trying small projects. Asking questions is huge
Like what parts are tripping you up?
@earnest crow Use a pastebin for code that large: https://paste.pydis.com
earnest crow
oh mybad
pale sigil
the microphoneπ
rugged root
The use of Classes and Objects
karmic frost
ooooo
rugged root
@stable geyser Like do you need a refresher of the core concept of it?
Interpretive dance
!resources
wise cargoBOT
rugged root
Automate is listed on the site
pale sigil
earnest crow
There is no such thing as mastering a language
C2 eval: am i a joke to you
crystal fox
@karmic frost https://automatetheboringstuff.com/
rugged root
It's tedious, but it's fine
C#
C# is the better Java
And Kotlin is also a better Java
earnest crow
C# is the better Java
π
earnest crow
i can get you a lot of people who wont agree even tho i do
and multiple refrigerators who oppose this
rugged root
In general
@karmic frost He's not teaching them how to program a specific thing. Just to help them understand the language and give them to tools to create various kinds of projects and programs
earnest crow
When you learn english you also dont learn specific sentences... hopefully
stark river
to take a bath?
rugged root
@karmic frost Not everything has to have a specific money making purpose
People also just code for fun
rugged root
"Where can I poo"
earnest crow
I have a feeling he just wants to make money
rugged root
A lot of people do
earnest crow
feeling
stark river
To relieve oneself.
like a massage?
earnest crow
so we can throw a roadmap for coding i guess
rugged root
Competitive programming does not normally equate to good or helpful practical programming
somber heath
like a massage?
I mean, if we're talking hamaams, maybe, but not what I meant.
earnest crow
Interview programming also doesnt align with usefull stuff ._.
rugged root
@stable geyser Again, like what part of OOP is tripping you up?
Asking questions is a good way of learning
stark river
design patterns!
rugged root
Oh huh
Wait that as a class?
@stable geyser I linked it here
Date time standards
Right but... as OOP?
I'm not sure how this would be good for reinforcing your knowledge of classes and oop
@crystal fox You are, but not for that reason
β€οΈ
@stable geyser My quick and dirty suggestion is making a little RPG character creator
You can build it out to learn about inheritance, Python's dunder methods, structure, etc
somber heath
In hair it ants.
earnest crow
In hair it ants.
?
amber raptor
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_8601
.xkcd 1179
viscid lagoonBOT
rugged root
I love the hissing cat
rugged root
Douche Bagonton
somber heath
%Y/%b/%-d
rugged root
I'm super salty right now
earnest crow
that could cause some dehydration /s
rugged root
We were supposed to get a technician here yesterday to fix our mail machine
It did not happen
This is the worst time of year for it to happen
rugged root
Oh I'm talking like snail mail, postage
earnest crow
oh
wise cargoBOT
@amber raptor :white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.
1709306103
bruh
rugged root
Epoch time
whole bear
hey guys
earnest crow
yep
rugged root
Yo Jan
whole bear
could you suggest something i could build in python
earnest crow
how advanced?
whole bear
i want it to get pretty popular
rugged root
If we knew, we would have made it already
earnest crow
basically
whole bear
what do you want in python that doesnt exist yet or is difficult to do
rugged root
See previous statement
whole bear
what about something simple then
earnest crow
decoding MD5 optimized for microwawes
whole bear
alright if it already exists
earnest crow
decoding MD5 optimized for microwawes
that would get popular
rugged root
Rod if you actually want that then I have concerns
earnest crow
I actually... oh nevermind
whole bear
Rod?
rugged root
Sorry, my habit of shortening names
whole bear
oh π€¦ββοΈ
pale sigil
What about NetBeans 20
wind raptor
scarlet halo
what game should i make next?
whole bear
@stuck furnace 
π
whole bear
what game should i make next?
Pygame
scarlet halo
no like what game
what should it be about
"what are you guys working on" - someone
"myself" - someone else
karmic obsidian
@keen oyster hey which module are you talking about?
can you text in here?
pytuun?
upper basin
pythoon, like typhoon
rugged tundra
stuck furnace
Yeah, Go has a much higher branching factor than Chess.
As in, there are more possible moves from any given state on average.
rugged root
I now have a project
whole bear
yayayayayay
rugged root
It's to make a quick and dirty 10-key notation calculator
Which is what - Hey Char - accountant calculators do
upper basin
rugged root
upper basin
whole bear
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calculator_input_methods#Ten_key_notation For cont...
interesting, so its like primitive auto-complete/intellisense
stuck furnace
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calculator_input_methods#Ten_key_notation For cont...
So it's like, the sequence of keys you would enter on a calculator to calculate a formula?
rugged root
Correct
rugged tundra
@cerulean ridge From an Adjunct Professor of Applied Mathematics and Professor of Mechanical Engineering from University of Washington:
karmic obsidian
is this the right to stream? or should I ask for stream privileges some other time?
coz I wanted to show something, one of my side projects)
rugged tundra
He also has a playlist
rugged root
So say you want to do:
30 - 5 + 33 + 48 - 2
The key combo would be:
30 +
5 -
33 +
48 +
2 -
Enter
However on the screen, it's showing the running total
So:
30
25
58
106
104
104
It seems weird, but it's really really nice
You can crunch numbers super quick
stuck furnace
o
rugged root
o
Yeah it's not interesting
The reason it shows the running total is because of the += and -= keys
stuck furnace
Yeah it's not interesting
If it's useful Β―_(γ)_/Β―
Seems like a nice project idea.
Are you going for a web app or CLI?
stark river
accountant calcs are non scientific.. so the rules of order of operations don't apply
rugged root
Web or desktop app
There's not a lot of programs for this out there, and most of them are paid
Figured I might as well try to make a dinky open source one or something
Can do the whole thing with the standard lib
upper basin
Figured I might as well try to make a dinky open source one or something
If you make it open-source, I'd love to make some PRs to help out.
upper basin
Great work, seems like a great project Hemlock.
rugged root
Oh that's sick
(sick in a good way, of course)
I'm not really in a good position to watch anything right now, unfortunately
upper basin
(sick in a good way, of course)
naturally good sir
upper basin
Hemlock, quick question. Should I make an overload method, or just add an if condition to provide support for optional vars instead of making them into an alternative overloaded method?
rugged root
Just have them as keyword only arguments
And default them to None, checking the conditionals
upper basin
Yeah that's how I did it for now. So just keep it like that?
rugged root
Personally that feels like the better option
upper basin
Understood. Thank you very much sir!
rugged root
Overrides are more for the typing system
upper basin
Overrides are more for the typing system
Ohh gotcha!
So like if it's a necessary variable, but can have two entirely different types, thus needing entirely different implementations.
stuck furnace
So like if it's a necessary variable, but can have two entirely different types,...
Can you give an example?
stuck furnace
Yeah it's not interesting
I feel like accounting is a whole other world I don't know about π
upper basin
So, I think if you have sth like :
def function(a: type1):
...
def function(a: type2):
...
And the type determining the function definition.
So for me I had it to sth like None or not, so Hemlock explained that for this an if approach is more appropriate, and I remembered that overload was for when the types are different, not just None or not when he explained it.
stuck furnace
Right. There is a way to do this specifically using functools.singledispatch, but it's not really the pythonic way.
I'd probably just check the type of the argument with isinstance.
upper basin
I see.
stuck furnace
As in```py
def function(a: type1 | type2):
if isinstance(a, type1):
...
elif isinstance(b, type2):
...
else:
raise TypeError()
Yeah but I feel that becomes too long of a function.
stuck furnace
I dynamic dispatch is a Julia thing? Although I've not tried it.
stuck furnace
Yeah but I feel that becomes too long of a function.
So an alternative is class-based polymorphism. Are these types you defined?
upper basin
Having overload is I think more pythonic from some packages I have been studying, though I am still very novice in terms of what is considered pythonic, so I immensely appreciate you guiding me!
upper basin
So an alternative is class-based polymorphism. Are these types you defined?
I am not sure I understand what you meant. Could I ask for some further explanation please?
stuck furnace
Having overload is I think more pythonic from some packages I have been studying...
I mean, what is pythonic probably varies from domain to domain. ML people might have their own python idioms π
upper basin
True.
stuck furnace
Like a workplace mentor? π€
upper basin
Well, try a PhD and your supervisor would be your mentor.
stuck furnace
I am not sure I understand what you meant. Could I ask for some further explanat...
Are type1 and type2 classes you defined, like: ```py
class type1:
...
Choose a university, look into the faculty, see which professor is a good fit for your interests, and see if they are taking an student.
upper basin
Are `type1` and `type2` classes you defined, like: ```py
class type1:
...
``...
OHHH, yes?
I mean all variables are class instances right?
rugged root
I feel like accounting is a whole other world I don't know about π
I don't know either
I just use the calculator
it's made calculating my timesheets easier
upper basin
Ahh, a fellow ronin I see.
stuck furnace
Oh right. Your job is kind of accounting-adjacent though right?
rugged root
I'm IT at the firm
So I learn a little bit through osmosis, but not much beyond that
stuck furnace
Ah right
stuck furnace
I mean all variables are class instances right?
By class-based polymorphism, I mean something like this: ```py
class Type1:
def foobar(self):
...
class Type2:
def foobar(self):
...
``` So given a Type1 | Type2, you know you can call its .foobar method, and you get a different implementation depending on the type.
pale sigil
Opening a Netbeans Swing Project in Intellij, is this because of absense of bean-binding jar file?
rugged root
By class-based polymorphism, I mean something like this: ```py
class Type1:
...
typing
upper basin
By class-based polymorphism, I mean something like this: ```py
class Type1:
...
Ohh, well my case would be the opposite direction, you would be using these types to make a function.
rugged root
Opening a Netbeans Swing Project in Intellij, is this because of absense of bean...
That layout feels weeeeeeeird
And probably
pale sigil
?
rugged root
Probably to the "is this because of absense of bean-binding jar file"
But I also have no idea
stuck furnace
Probably all business bros yeah π
pale sigil
Probably to the "is this because of absense of bean-binding jar file"
gotcha
upper basin
That layout feels weeeeeeeird
The IDE you mean?
rugged root
IntelliJ doesn't normally have that layout
So it's just different than I'm used to
Unless JetBrains changed it
upper basin
I initially was using VSCode, then moved to intellij, and then found VSCode to be the better fit for me at least.
It seems cleaner, and easier to work with.
Less hassle.
pale sigil
it's the CE, but also they changed the logo so probably
pale sigil
I initially was using VSCode, then moved to intellij, and then found VSCode to b...
for Java, I think a lot of people use Intellij, netbeans
austere linden
for Java, I think a lot of people use Intellij, netbeans
Nah, Eclipse
rugged root
I didn't mind Eclipse when I used it. But this was also years ago when I was back in college
pale sigil
on Mac it's kinda mehhh I think, for Windows it maybe much better
rugged root
It's entirely preference
You can set up a good dev setup in anything
A lot of people prefer Macs
I'm just a Windows monkey since I have to use it for work anyway
pale sigil
Yeah
upper basin
It's entirely preference
yep.
If I don't enjoy the IDE, or feel uncomfortable, my productivity comes down alot.
rugged root
Bingo
It's why I recommend people try an editor for a week and if it doesn't click, scoot to a different one
pale sigil
I'm trying to switch to Intellij, simply cuz I feel old doing my java stuff in netbeansπ
rugged root
Usually I recommend like... VS Code, then whatever JetBrains product is relevant, then Sublime Text
I really really like Sublime, though
So I'm a smidge biased
stuck furnace
Big ships turn slowly I think is the phrase π
stark river
more like management executives don't want to spend the money because they'd rather gobble it
rugged root
more like management executives don't want to spend the money because they'd rat...
Majority of money has to go to the C Suite and shareholders
@whole bear I mean auditing specifically was my recommendation
stuck furnace
Canada Goose?
rugged root
Those birds are assholes
stuck furnace
Don't mess with geese
rugged root
They will fuck you up
stark river
Turned out I didn't have to leave quite yet
well you've already said your goodbyes .....
stark river
https://tenor.com/view/hi-gif-3673957950334940612
whatchu talkin bout? there's plenty interestin 'ere
whole bear
whatchu talkin bout? there's plenty interestin 'ere
Without Hemlock it will be boring
whole bear
Cheeki left the server
stuck furnace
Yeah but I'm a pushover to be fair π
rugged root
whole bear
I meant Hemlock didn't mention him
rugged root
Because he's not currently in the call
I was listing mods+ that were in the call
Okay, so I have an entry for worst docs of all time
rugged root
stuck furnace
Did you meet Cheeki irl?
Nope π
stuck furnace
https://tcl.tk/man/tcl8.6/contents.htm
Do you think they have enough copyright notices? π
whole bear
@scarlet halo Whatchu doin?
rugged root
Right?
Also, note that they still use .htm as the file extension
When that hasn't been a needed thing in decades
stark river
https://tcl.tk/man/tcl8.6/contents.htm
seems good enough to me
stark river
only the front page is a bit iffy
rugged root
https://tcl.tk/man/tcl8.6/TkCmd/ttk_entry.htm Is it though?
This is pretty rough still
Like yeah, it's all there but like...
Jesus
stark river
yeah it could use a bit touch up
stark river
but in some ways it reminds me of expressJS docs
stuck furnace
It's probably just doc strings or what have you
Yeah it looks like they took the man pages and converted them to html.
stark river
Yeah it looks like they took the `man` pages and converted them to html.
exactly 
.. i'm so used to man pages it looks normal to me
rugged root
Doesn't mean that the man pages are clean to read either
Let alone navigate
Hmm, trying to see if there's a built-in way to do an action on certain characters or key presses on entry boxes
Seems like I'd just need to watch it and just see what characters were last used
stuck furnace
There is such thing as an employment scam.
rugged root
The F16 key (labelled Copy on many Sun workstations) or Meta-w copies the selection in the widget to the clipboard, if there is a selection.
This really shows the age of these docs
stark river
aww shit.. forgot to buy razor blades π€¦ββοΈ
rugged root
He normally just types
stuck furnace
I was only half-listenening, so I'm not sure how relevant they are sorry π
whole bear
aww shit.. forgot to buy razor blades π€¦ββοΈ
I just use my dad's razor
whole bear
I was only half-listenening, so I'm not sure how relevant they are sorry π
Will we ever listen to your voice? 
stuck furnace
Will we ever listen to your voice? <:pithink:652247559909277706>
Maybe π
whole bear
.8ball Will we ever listen to Alex's voice?
viscid lagoonBOT
Cannot predict now
austere linden
Tell me @whole bear?
snow wharf
installation directory:
[Errno 13] Permission denied: 'C:\\Program Files\\WindowsApps\\PythonSoftwareFoundation.Python.3.10_3.10.3056.0_x64__qbz5n2kfra8p0\\Lib\\site-packages\\test-easy-install-12876.write-test'
The installation directory you specified (via --install-dir, --prefix, or
the distutils default setting) was:
C:\Program Files\WindowsApps\PythonSoftwareFoundation.Python.3.10_3.10.3056.0_x64__qbz5n2kfra8p0\Lib\site-packages\
Perhaps your account does not have write access to this directory? If the
installation directory is a system-owned directory, you may need to sign in
as the administrator or "root" account. If you do not have administrative
access to this machine, you may wish to choose a different installation
directory, preferably one that is listed in your PYTHONPATH environment
variable.
For information on other options, you may wish to consult the
documentation at:
https://setuptools.pypa.io/en/latest/deprecated/easy_install.html
Please make the appropriate changes for your system and try again.```Did you read the information in the message and does it apply to your situation?
rugged root
Tell me <@456226577798135808>?
Oh please no
Wait
Wait wait wait
Is the terminal being run as admin?
Also for the love of god don't use the Python version from the Microsoft Store
@snow wharf You can have permissions issues if you try to write to system file areas
Including Program Files
Wait is it not?
Oh weird
Okay my b
Try running it with py instead of python
python is aliased to the Microsoft Store version
stuck furnace
What was the command you ran?
rugged root
No I don't know why they thought that was a good idea
If you're on Windows, always use the py launcher, so py instead of python
That'll point to your latest version of Python installed
Also lets you select which version of Python of those installed that you want to use
So installing packages:
py -m pip install [package_here]
If you want to install one to your 3.9 version:
py -3.9 -m pip install [package_here]
Gotcha
If nothing else, for future reference
It's a Python quirk
And permissions quirk
But yeah, don't try to write directly to Program Files
Let me know if you still can't get it fixed up
Also alias python to py
You'll thank yourself
Catch you later. Sounds good
Like, I do get why Windows aliased Python to that. But if you install it from the website, it should override that, or at least check to see if the py launcher has been added
Saltiness is over, thank you for listening to reading my rant
Ah HA
Found what I was looking for
stark river
tkinter is std lib? i always thought it was 3rd party
rugged root
It's standard on Windows at least
Might be a separate one for Linux or Mac?
Or like you may have to specify
stark river
that doesn't sound right
stuck furnace
Might be a separate one for Linux or Mac?
I think on most linux distros and macos you do have to install a separate package?
Also when you install from python.org, you can optionally choose not to install it.
stark river
that's weird
stuck furnace
stark river
there's an installer? where's make?
this is so weird
is it compiling on windows?
i think it just dls bins
upper basin
dev loved speaking with you, sorry for smothering you with food pics hehe, have a blessed time ahead!
austere linden
dev loved speaking with you, sorry for smothering you with food pics hehe, have ...
Nooo! Don't say that...
It was very insightful what you shared.
wind raptor
austere linden
See no pineapple on it, because pineapple does not belong onπ
upper basin
You're programmed to like normal Pizza! I disown you spawn. Begone!!
wind raptor
Heading to the park, cheers π
austere linden
Heading to the park, cheers π
Nice chatting to you anyways @wind raptorπ
whole bear
Im a bit of a noob, what can I use instead of exit() in this code?
whole bear
class DiceGame:
def __init__(self, player1, player2):
self.player1 = player1
self.player2 = player2
self.player1num = 0
self.player2num = 0
def play_game(self, player_number):
self.player1.roll_dice()
self.player2.roll_dice()
print(self.player1)
print(self.player2)
self.check_results(self.player1)
self.check_results(self.player2)
# result_player1 = self.check_results(self.player1)
# result_player2 = self.check_results(self.player2)
# if result_player1 == "win":
def compare(self, num1, num2):
if num1 > 0 and num2 > 0:
if num1 > num2:
print("\nPlayer 1 You got the point! They rolled the higher number!")
return
if num1 == num2:
print("\nIts a Tie")
return
elif num1 < num2:
print("\nPlayer 2 You got the point! They rolled the higher number!")
return
def check_results(self, player):
rolls = player.get_rolls()
srolls = sorted(rolls)
if int(rolls[0]) == int(rolls[1]) == int(rolls[2]):
print(f"{player.name} Lucky Win! You rolled the same numbers {rolls} ")
exit()
if sorted(rolls) == [4, 5, 6]:
print(f"{player.name} Lucky Win! You rolled {sorted(rolls)}")
exit()
if sorted(rolls) == [1, 2, 3]:
print(f"{player.name} Automatic Loss! You rolled {sorted(rolls)}")
exit()
if srolls[0] == srolls[1] or srolls[1] == srolls[2]:
for num in set(rolls):
if rolls.count(num) == 1:
if player == self.player1:
self.player1num = num
else:
self.player2num = num
self.compare(self.player1num, self.player2num)
break
else:
if player == self.player1:
print(f"\n{player.name} Had to roll again! Rolled {rolls}\n")
self.player1.roll_dice()
print(self.player1)
self.check_results(self.player1)
self.check_results(self.player2)
else:
if player == self.player2:
print(f"\n{player.name} Had to roll again! Rolled {rolls}\n")
self.player2.roll_dice()
print(self.player2)
self.check_results(self.player1)
self.check_results(self.player2)
player1 = Player("Player 1")
player2 = Player("Player 2")
game = DiceGame(player1, player2)
game.play_game(1)
class Die:
def __init__(self):
self.value = 1
def roll(self):
self.value = randint(1,6)
def getValue(self):
return self.value
def __str__(self):
return str(self.value)
def init(self, name):
self.name = name
self.dice = [Die() for _ in range(3)]
def roll_dice(self):
for die in self.dice:
die.roll()
def get_rolls(self):
return [die.getValue() for die in self.dice]
def str(self):
return f"{self.name} rolled {self.get_rolls()}"```from random import randint
class Die:
def __init__(self) -> None:
self.value = 1
def roll(self) -> None:
self.value = randint(1, 6)
def getValue(self) -> int:
return self.value
def __str__(self) -> str:
return str(self.value)
class Player:
def __init__(self,
name: str) -> None:
self.name = name
self.dice = [Die() for _ in range(3)]
def roll_dice(self) -> None:
for die in self.dice:
die.roll()
def get_rolls(self) -> list[int]:
return [die.getValue() for die in self.dice]
def __eq__(self,
player: Player) -> bool:
return self.name == player.name
def __str__(self) -> str:
return f"{self.name} rolled {self.get_rolls()}"
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whole bear
@night sparrow @brazen elm π
whole bear
How are you ?
Good hbu?
shrewd ibex
wsg @wind raptor
wet scroll
sup guys
whole bear
Finally ended up getting everything working perfectly.
wet scroll
nice i guess
wind raptor
Gonna hit the sack. Cheers all.
inland quail
hi
pure skiff
Hello
somber heath
pure skiff
ΠΠ°ΠΊ ΠΏΡΠΎΠΉΡΠΈ Π²Π΅ΡΡΠΈΠΊΠ°ΡΠΈΡ
turbid sandal
@somber heath ITS MY BIRTHDAY!
You sound not to good, is everything alright?
Whats wrong?
ohh dear
pure skiff
I Russian
turbid sandal
Well good luck, I am going to have fun bye!
somber heath
@soft loom π
soft loom
hey i want to discuss a project idea, kinda validate it
how can i get the voice access
somber heath
upper basin
Don't spam please.
soft loom
ok let me chat here
you can check out the project
so in your view
this is a better way of working with opencv ??
reading a video from the directory
@cv2Decorator.TotalTimeTaken(show=True)
@cv2Decorator.DetectInEachFrame(detector=cv2.CascadeClassifier(cv2.data.haarcascades+"haarcascade_frontalface_default.xml"),name='face')
@cv2Decorator.AccessCamOrVideo(show=False,videoPath='./test/test.mp4',fps=3)
@cv2Decorator.CalculateFps(draw = True)
@cv2Decorator.MirrorFrame()
@cv2Decorator.ConvertCOLOR(converter=cv2.COLOR_BGR2GRAY)
def all_actions(**kwargs):
frame = kwargs['frame']
# detect face from trainerd data and detectMultiScale use to deteat every size of face
face_coordinate = kwargs['face'].detectMultiScale(kwargs['color_converted'],1.3,5)
# saveFrame(frame=frame,count=kwargs['frame_count'],destination='./test2')
detectionBox(detectedArr=face_coordinate, frame=frame)
show_all_frames(kwargs)
return kwargs
kwargs = all_actions()
there is no significant frame drop with all the small util abstraction causes less code
ok no issue
thanks for look man
upper basin
Kindly paste the code in this format.
...
Easier to read.
soft loom
''''
# reading a video from the directory
@cv2Decorator.TotalTimeTaken(show=True)
@cv2Decorator.DetectInEachFrame(detector=cv2.CascadeClassifier(cv2.data.haarcascades+"haarcascade_frontalface_default.xml"),name='face')
@cv2Decorator.AccessCamOrVideo(show=False,videoPath='./test/test.mp4',fps=3)
@cv2Decorator.CalculateFps(draw = True)
@cv2Decorator.MirrorFrame()
@cv2Decorator.ConvertCOLOR(converter=cv2.COLOR_BGR2GRAY)
def all_actions(**kwargs):
frame = kwargs['frame']
# detect face from trainerd data and detectMultiScale use to deteat every size of face
face_coordinate = kwargs['face'].detectMultiScale(kwargs['color_converted'],1.3,5)
# saveFrame(frame=frame,count=kwargs['frame_count'],destination='./test2')
detectionBox(detectedArr=face_coordinate, frame=frame)
show_all_frames(kwargs)
return kwargs
kwargs = all_actions()
Ok, so can you explain a bit about what you are trying to do?
soft loom
whenever i need to test something or trying to implement and testing if something is possible there is a lot of code just manipulate the image and read then defining different detectors etc , then actual testing
i am trying to minimize the steps here
this is not just for testing, you can use in production also
thinking of put out a pypi package for the same
earnest crow
Hes not wrong tho
pale sigil
Discrete Logarithm problem
turbid sandal
@wind raptor Today is my birthday!!!!!!
pale sigil
@turbid sandal S dnem rozhdenya
wind raptor
<@373121697957543946> Today is my birthday!!!!!!
Happy birthday!! π Hope you have an awesome day!
I wasn't in the text chat and am dealing with my kiddos making a rather large mess of the cloakroom.
barren sapphire
@upper basin What's your project on? (I can't talk on vc)
turbid sandal
Hello
turbid sandal
Hello
wind raptor
π
turbid sandal
Hello
obsidian dragon
textstr = text[:15]
Hello
peak depot
stark river
js
headaches
trying to figure out how to access the shadow DOM
via my normal js script
stuck furnace
Hey
Up to but not including -1.
Yeah
It would be equivalent to reversed(range(self.M-2)) I think.
Maybe you have amnesia π
Although I've had that experience reading code I wrote in the past π€·ββοΈ
π
wind raptor
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upper basin
gray kraken
import time
import random
cookies = 0
perclick = 1
persec = 0
priceC = 10
priceS = 100
while True:
action = input("What action you want to do? click/upgrade mouse/quit: ")
if action == "click":
cookies = cookies + perclick
print(f"you've got {cookies} cookies")
elif action == "upgrade mouse":
if cookies >= priceC:
cookies = cookies - priceC
perclick = perclick + 1
print(f"you've got {cookies} cookies")
else:
print(f"you need {priceC} cookies")
print(f"you've got {cookies} cookies")
#elif action == "upgrade grandmas":
#if cookies >= priceS:
#cookies = cookies - priceS
#persec = persec + 1
#print(f"you've got {cookies} cookies")
#else:
#print(f"you need {priceS} cookies")
#print(f"you've got {cookies} cookies")
if action == "cheat":
cookies = cookies + 100
print(f"you've got {cookies} cookies")
elif action == "quit":
break
cookies = cookies + persec
AC was just giving a demo π
upper basin
AC was just giving a demo π
I'm underappreciated (princess pose)
stuck furnace
Β―_(γ)_/Β―
wind raptor
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stuck furnace
You need a way to cleanly send a signal to the thread to stop: ```py
running = True
def updatethread():
global cookies
while running:
time.sleep(1)
cookies = cookies + persec
thread = threading.Thread(target=updatethread)
@wind raptor My code is not working!
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "c:\cProgramFolder\cTerminal\cterminal.py", line 255, in <module>
theme = json.loads(settings_json)["color-theme"]
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
File "C:\Program Files\WindowsApps\PythonSoftwareFoundation.Python.3.12_3.12.752.0_x64__qbz5n2kfra8p0\Lib\json\__init__.py", line 346, in loads
return _default_decoder.decode(s)
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
File "C:\Program Files\WindowsApps\PythonSoftwareFoundation.Python.3.12_3.12.752.0_x64__qbz5n2kfra8p0\Lib\json\decoder.py", line 337, in decode
obj, end = self.raw_decode(s, idx=_w(s, 0).end())
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
File "C:\Program Files\WindowsApps\PythonSoftwareFoundation.Python.3.12_3.12.752.0_x64__qbz5n2kfra8p0\Lib\json\decoder.py", line 355, in raw_decode
raise JSONDecodeError("Expecting value", s, err.value) from None
json.decoder.JSONDecodeError: Expecting value: line 1 column 1 (char 0)``` with open("settings.json", "r") as f:
settings_json = f.read()
print(settings_json)
theme = json.loads(settings_json)["color-theme"]
app = QApplication(sys.argv)
main_window = MainWindow()
main_window.show()
print(settings_json,theme)
MainWindow.set_color_theme(main_window, theme)
@chilly magnet
I just need to know why its not working
Nmv
lol
settings.json was empty im a idiot
wind raptor
settings.json was empty im a idiot
That would do it
chilly magnet
You need a way to cleanly send a signal to the thread to stop: ```py
running = T...
is there a reason to use that instead of daemon?
does the daemon=True setting stop the thread 'uncleanly'?
wind raptor
https://codepen.io/mindful-dev/pen/MWRWVGJ @upper basin
stuck furnace
does the `daemon=True` setting stop the thread 'uncleanly'?
In this case I think daemon is probably fine. But there's this note in the threading documentation:
Note Daemon threads are abruptly stopped at shutdown. Their resources (such as open files, database transactions, etc.) may not be released properly. If you want your threads to stop gracefully, make them non-daemonic and use a suitable signalling mechanism such as an Event.
chilly magnet
In this case I think daemon is probably fine. But there's this note in the threa...
oh okay, that makes sence.
i'll keep that in mind in the future
stuck furnace
Cya π
How do you handle migrating the data?
Ah right.
Right π€
Would you create like, views (?) so that existing applications don't break.
Ah right
ic
Yo
Erm, I'd was just about to go eat (late) lunch π
Gotta go cya π
wind raptor
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upper basin
Avatar : The last dev
karmic obsidian
does anyone use vim here?
wind raptor
does anyone use vim here?
I use it when I'm working on linux
upper basin
[rec]
karmic obsidian
I use it when I'm working on linux
oh cool
btw can I get streaming privilege?
I have to take reviews from ppl about my website
wind raptor
@karmic obsidian you are responsible for anything on your screen. Make sure you don't break any #rules or #code-of-conduct.
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karmic obsidian
guys can you review my site?
I made a website to chat with csv files
hey hi @somber heath
how are you?
wind raptor
I made a website to chat with csv files
Can you share a link?
stark river
@somber heath sorry i had to step away from my pc.. did you say you have a stomach bug? intestinal bug?
another user here has the same issue.. wondering if it's a global epidemic like covid
karmic obsidian
Can you share a link?
I thought we can't advertise anything in here
karmic obsidian
Can you share a link?
https://csv-bot.streamlit.app/
here is the link
pale sigil
guys, what is the name of the pizza that has like banana slices in it and is like nutella
stark river
@peak depot @somber heath if you both have the same undiagnosed bacteria, we could be looking at a global epidemic
peak depot
unlikely π
somber heath
guys, what is the name of the pizza that has like banana slices in it and is lik...
Abomination.
I mean, people can like things.
somber heath
I wasn't serious.
whole bear
somber heath
@peak depot I think I might be able to sneak in some more sleep.
whole bear
Anyone want to take a look at my project and see if theres any things I should work on?
austere linden
Whatβs upππΎ @wind raptor ππΎ
Just a daily reminder that pizza on pineapple do not go together.
You are welcome π€
austere linden
Bahaha, you said "do go together" first
It was a typoπ€£π€£
wind raptor
I'm good, you?
wind raptor
It was a typoπ€£π€£
More like your subconscious correcting you
austere linden
I'm good, you?
I had nightmares last night?
austere linden
More like your subconscious correcting you
I refute thisβΌοΈ
whole bear
Anyone want to take a look at my project and see if theres any things I should w...
Use ruff to format your code, indentation is messy
wind raptor
How are you doing @austere linden
austere linden
How are you doing <@465123434322722817>
I had a nightmare last night, that a brother of mine named @wind raptor, likesπonπ
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whole bear
Use ruff to format your code, indentation is messy
Thanks
wind raptor
Brb. Gotta pack the kids an overnight bag cause they are having a sleepover at grandmas!
π π 
whole bear
is accenture evil?
wind raptor
back
stuck furnace
What kind of job do you do now?
I really enjoyed symbolic logic π
And probability, which it turns out is kind of a sort of logic.
You might enjoy probabilistic programming
whole bear
stuck furnace
You're thinking of fuzzy logic I think Griff, or probability
Learn TLA+ π
It's a formal verification system for distributed systems
stuck furnace
Are you sure you're still employed Griff π€
earnest crow
I believe it's great to have a senior programator at hand when you are "newbie" it's safer for both companies and you isn't it?
earnest crow
Congratulations π
stuck furnace
Alright
earnest crow
How are y'all anyways? I finally finished another project today c: edge detection on images
I had to remove a part of the windows being displayed for reference cuz the killing of them didn't work somehow
It's a part of a project for the academy of sciences.
earnest crow
That's Beatin the purpose
earnest crow
Well I think the bot is gonna be using a very philosophical language
haughty sonnet
Well I think the bot is gonna be using a very philosophical language
do i have to verify that i typed 50 messages
or
tf is that
jiggabyte
earnest crow
Make the guidelines based on cynicism @whole bear
earnest crow
do i have to verify that i typed 50 messages
You gotta click verify again
haughty sonnet
where
earnest crow
Thx Alex I am typing to slow π
earnest crow
I ran smartly π€
Hmm voice kicked me how so?, I don't know probably client side
Oh yeah nevermind it's the ping
stuck furnace
earnest crow
Goodnight guys
haughty sonnet
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wind warren
reef warren
yes
stuck furnace
It probably helps
reef warren
ya
stuck furnace
Only if you work for a bank
reef warren
thats considered high anywhere for a jr role
not super high but higher
trying to find something remote
stuck furnace
Gotta go π
frozen owl
looks like a dyson fan
peak siren
Rocking that eye of Sauron thing.
wind raptor
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wind raptor
@fallen tartan We are in this channel π
haughty sonnet
yes
fallen tartan
hey
thanks
and yes my name is sasha π
nope
but i want to
thank you!
yeah because i need it for touchdesigner
i do audioreactive visuals
yes!
haughty sonnet
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fallen tartan
okay so basically i'm a composer and recently i begun to do more experemental electronic stuff and i think it'll be cool to do visuals for concerts and have side skill to earn money
yes, but not quite. i'm also composing 'classical' music and do conducting as my second department, but i definitely want it to be the part of my life.
but also i like just programming, because i do livecoding in language minitidal, it's fun :))
where are you guys from?
nice! i'm from russia, but currently live and study in slovakia
haha i'm 18
and you're studying?
ooooo sounds cool!
do you have any tips on resources as books or tutorials of basics of python?
btw i like falafel
wind raptor
!resources
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fallen tartan
thank you very much!
haughty sonnet
dry jasper
GUIDOOOO
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@somber heath
raven wigeon
#
import unittest
from src.homework.h_strings.strings import get_dna_compliment, get_hamming_distance
class Test_Config(unittest.TestCase):
def test_get_hamming_distance(self):
self.assertEqual(get_hamming_distance("GAGACCTACTAACGGGAT", "CATCGTAATGACGGCCT"), 7)
def test_get_dna_compliment(self):
self.assertEqual(get_dna_compliment("AAAACCCGGT"), "ACCGGGTTTT")
import unittest
from tests.homework.h_strings import tests_strings
suite = unittest.TestLoader().loadTestsFromModule(tests_strings)
unittest.TextTestRunner(verbosity=2).run(suite)
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'src.homework.h_strings.value_return'
somber heath
@lilac whale @reef warren π
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<@527764573344759809> <@157253224150073345> π
hi
somber heath
@trail field π
haughty sonnet
haughty sonnet
@wind raptor id recommend you to donate
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@somber heath :white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.
-2 -2
@somber heath :white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.
{-1, -2}
!e py print({-1: 'a', -2: 'b'})
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@somber heath :white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.
{-1: 'a', -2: 'b'}
!e ```py
a = -1
b = -2
print(id(a), id(b))````
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