#voice-chat-text-0

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whole bear
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wait, is this ur physical project?

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@gentle flint

gentle flint
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yeah I made this a few months ago

whole bear
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4/5 project its cool

dry jasper
whole bear
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would be great (if this is a serious project) if you based the lighting with temperature and not on warnings.

Blue < 10
Green 11 - 35
Red > 35

@gentle flint

uncut crow
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where

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i cant chat

dry jasper
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fiverr

uncut crow
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would they be able to help within a day?

whole bear
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dropshipping is really bad if you dont know what ur selling

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it also inflates prices

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bad for customer experience

gentle flint
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so there was no changing the colours

uncut crow
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anyone have an xml file i can use for my homework?

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i use one i have and says doesnt work

somber heath
uncut crow
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its a lot

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i can send it but its a big code

somber heath
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How about you start with the brief you were given?

uncut crow
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Under the Get Web Data menu tools, add a submenu Get Web XML Pages (and further sub menus you should design based on lab 12) to view XML news feeds. One of the menu options should ask for the file which contains the xml feed links (one link per line). There should be an option to view the titles of the news in a tabular fashion from each site. There should be an option to save the titles of the news items to a json file (ask for file name). Note: This part is already done for a Lab you just have to integrate it into the assignment #2 based on the menu / class system.

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no

obsidian dragon
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!paste

wise cargoBOT
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Pasting large amounts of code

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uncut crow
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he asked what it asked me

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im trying to finush these last three questions and im lost one the first one

whole bear
somber heath
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@uncut crow Do you get an exception traceback message of some sort?

uncut crow
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An error occurred while reading the file: not enough values to unpack (expected 2, got 1)

somber heath
uncut crow
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that what it tells me when i put a txt file with xml

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yea i tried fixing it with another txt file with more news feed in them im not sure what the problem is

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idk if the code is wrong or the file im using just doesnt work

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can you give me a xml file to see if it works maybe what im putting in the file isnt working

somber heath
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What line does this exception occur?

uncut crow
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none look

whole bear
uncut crow
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wdym

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its assignmentA02

whole bear
gentle flint
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it was used in the past to monitor jenkins build status for a product

uncut crow
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he just names everything python classes

whole bear
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L teacher

uncut crow
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fr

whole bear
uncut crow
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idk how to fix that part of the code its annoying me

whole bear
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@somber heath lets be friends then so we can be past friends in the future

somber heath
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!rule 9

wise cargoBOT
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9. Do not offer or ask for paid work of any kind.

uncut crow
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oh okay sorry

whole bear
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pithink 😭

uncut crow
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I get no errors or anything I just don’t know why it says the file doesn’t have enough values

somber heath
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@golden cargo 👋

uncut crow
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the the file i use for xml links

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okay

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name, url = line.strip().split(',')

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that one?

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no

somber heath
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a,b
c,d
e,f

uncut crow
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in the news xml files?

somber heath
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name,url
name,url
name,url

uncut crow
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like that?

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put them after the news name or url

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ohay thanks

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still says that

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in the txt file?

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that how the file looks

stuck furnace
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👋

uncut crow
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no its fine

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this is just one thing i have to fix i have another 2

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& C:/Users/dillo/AppData/Local/Programs/Python/Python311/python.exe c:/Users/dillo/help2.0.py
An error occurred while reading the file: [Errno 22] Invalid argument: '& C:/Users/dillo/AppData/Local/Programs/Python/Python311/python.exe c:/Users/dillo/help2.0.py'

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says that

somber heath
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@whole bear 👋

whole bear
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hi

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sure is quiet

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no theres only 1 person talking

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if i could i would

rugged root
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Sorry, co-worker is back here so I can't talk too much

whole bear
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whatcha doin?

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Brb

uncut crow
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you think i need to install another pip install?

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how do i do that

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oh yea we can we just have to use visualstudiocode

rugged root
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If you're doing Python stuff on Windows, make sure you're using the py launcher. So in this case, py -m pip install [package_here_or_whatever]

uncut crow
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ill brb gonna rewatch class recordings

somber heath
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@sick wave 👋

sick wave
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@somber heath hi

dire pebble
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operationframe = tk.Frame(window)
operationlabel1 = tk.Label(operationframe, text= 'xd', font= '1')
operationlabel1.pack()
operationlabel2 = tk.Label(operationframe, text= 'xd', font= '10')
operationlabel2.pack()
operationlabel3 = tk.Label(operationframe, text= 'xd', font= '100')
operationlabel3.pack()
operationlabel4 = tk.Label(operationframe, text= 'xd', font= '1000')
operationlabel4.pack()
operationlabel5 = tk.Label(operationframe, text= 'xd', font= '10000')
operationlabel5.pack()
somber heath
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@river rover 👋

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@ionic hill 👋

ionic hill
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How are you doing

dire pebble
dire pebble
# dire pebble

I don't understand why font size is not changing when I set a value for that

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I ask by typing if anyone here knows about the problem

somber heath
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@pallid spire 👋

rugged root
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import tkinter as tk

root = tk.Tk()

label = tk.Label(root, text="Default Size")
label.pack()

label1 = tk.Label(root, text="Another size", font="20")
label1.pack()

root.mainloop()
dire pebble
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import tkinter as tk
from tkinter import ttk


window = tk.Tk()

operationlabel1 = ttk.Label(window, text= 'xd', font= '200')
operationlabel1.pack()

window.mainloop()```
pallid spire
somber heath
uncut crow
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i gave up cant fix it

pallid spire
rugged root
rugged root
willow light
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seeing that win11 screenshot made me actually scream in fear

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brb signing in with a mandatory online account just to setup a new computer

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No voice today, in a cafe

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I could unmute so you could hear the crowd around me

pallid spire
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lmao simply cannot talk xD

willow light
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I don't have anything to say that's on the usual topics on this vc.

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I'm on a laptop with a shitty mic, and that's part of it.

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Although the way I brew my coffee it's closer to six

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I drink coffee for the flavor

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"I like my coffee black, like my heart."

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The trick to minimizing a bad habit is to make it the path of most resistance. e.g. I keep my phone in a separate room from my bed.

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And my alarm is set so that the noise doesn't stop until I scan a QR code in the shower.

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I also work on making good habits a path of least resistance, make them obvious, and try to stack them. e.g. I keep my toothbrush, floss, and toothpaste in the shower so I brush my teeth while washing up.

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To avoid impulse buying, I keep my electronic payments off of my actual devices, I never save my card info. The physical credit card is currently wrapped with tinfoil and frozen in a block of ice at the back of my freezer.

rugged root
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They've got great tools for YubiKey development

willow light
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YubiKey is very interesting ngl

rugged root
willow light
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oh god the couple that just sat down next to me....I can tell that they powerwashed every single pore on their skin with axe body spray

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like what kind of absolute psychopath does that and then deliberately sits in an enclosed indoor space around other people?

willow light
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All languages are slow in their own special way.

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There are two types of languages: languages people complain about, and languages people don't use.

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I learned everything I know about computing and programming on my own. The classes I took (Matlab and Fortran) I have never used.

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Although the Differential Equations class was fun due to the matlab component.

earnest grotto
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This is why I do not study 😅

willow light
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Studying itself is a very good skill to have, and taking classes is a great way to practice.

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It's not what you know, it's who you know.

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When you submit a job app, your best bet is to find someone in your network at that company and reach out. They may be able to get you in contact with someone and that can get your resume in front of a human being.

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body language is weird for those of us who are completely blind to it

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I didn't hear that one, but I did hear "Be the American the Japanese think you are."

upper basin
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Explosive personality?

willow light
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The ultimate DIYer apparently

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Oh and not only owning a pickup truck but perfectly able to repair it at any time

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but yes, loud, talkative, quick to anger, and overweight

upper basin
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That feels more like Southern US and the cowboy ones.

willow light
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Well which parts of the US get the most media representation overseas?

upper basin
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New York?

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Texas?

willow light
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New York isn't as recognizably "american" as a western.

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Stereotypes matter in this case.

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Many times when traveling overseas, I've found that playing into stereotypes can be beneficial, depending on the country and the median age of the people around me.

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Other times I just pretend to be Canadian.

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"I wish to be able to make rent. I wish to be able to make rent. I plan on accomplishing what's asked of me in a timely manner."

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"My five year plan is to be alive five years from now, because I have a condition where the average life expectancy is 35."

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Most people want their egos to be massaged. Brown nosing is an art.

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"I would like to pursue research in stratospheric gravity waves because the polar vortex is one of my hyperfixations."

rugged root
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In fairness, I could see it

willow light
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"I would want to go to MIT because I can commute there from my apartment."

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"I want to research social engineering techniques to manipulate job interviews."

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I went to the University of Massachusetts, and if I decide to go for my Master's or PhD, I'll probably just go back there.

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Not that a Master's in atmospheric physics will get me anywhere these days...

rugged root
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Could end up being the wind beneath your wings

willow light
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Okay, brb taking Cloud Physics, Space Weather, Climatology, and Advanced Fluid Mechanics (statistical tensor calculus anyone?)

rugged root
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Honestly, it should be a breeze for you

willow light
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I'm so out of practice.

rugged root
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Oh come on, those were two puns one after another.

willow light
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I could probably get back in the game, but the sheer amount of money it'll take to get my foot in the door in the first place. Dr. Barlow does have an opening in his research group, but he requires someone to already have a Master's.

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Intellect and money sense aren't the same.

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I may be an actual genius (according to doctors) but I am way too impulsive to run a business.

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I agree that it should be based on merit. However, that will require a massive overhaul of society itself. I'm in favor of that.

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They'll absolutely hire the asshole. They'll probably become an executive.

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Not only do I have too much pride to do something, I'll spend five extra hours writing a script to do it for me.

rugged root
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I'm in favor of that automation

willow light
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I love grunt work. I like to automate it.

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SRE in a nutshell.

gentle flint
rugged root
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That tracks

amber raptor
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PYTHON STRIKES AGAIN!

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I'm so over this stupid endpoint

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!e python a = 1 if bool(a) is True: print('Hello')

wise cargoBOT
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@amber raptor :white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.

Hello
amber raptor
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!e python b = 0 if bool(b) is True: print('Typing is important') elif bool(b) is False: print('Typing is really important')

wise cargoBOT
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@amber raptor :white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.

Typing is really important
rugged root
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!e print(False == 0)

wise cargoBOT
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@rugged root :white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.

True
amber raptor
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What about?

rugged root
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!e print(True + True)

wise cargoBOT
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@rugged root :white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.

2
amber raptor
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!e python a = "0" b = "1" if bool(a) is True: print("A is True") if bool(b) is True: print("B is True")

wise cargoBOT
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@amber raptor :white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.

001 | A is True
002 | B is True
amber raptor
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(╯°□°)╯︵ ┻━┻

rugged root
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That's not uncommon in a lot of languages

amber raptor
whole bear
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hello

amber raptor
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If it's Boolean REST API Field, Then don't accept "1"

rugged root
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Pydantic

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Force them to do that

whole bear
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.

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ok

amber raptor
rugged root
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HA

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Okay that got me

amber raptor
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they put in Pydantic and it all went to hell because documentation said it accepted "1"

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or "0"

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or whatever

rugged root
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Weird

amber raptor
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BECAUSE PYTHON LET THEM DO IT!

rugged root
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Wouldn't JS as well?

amber raptor
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Probably and it sucks too

rugged root
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Fair

gentle flint
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liberal in what it accepts and conservative in what it sends

dry jasper
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@whole bear

rugged root
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Okay, if something says "Deadline is May 1st", do you think you would be able to take care of it that day without penalty

dry jasper
willow light
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Well this won't last long

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And there it is

peak depot
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it did not

stuck furnace
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@turbid flame Don't use that word here please, even in modified forms, it's an offensive slur.

willow light
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Please LX you know that's why they used that word

whole bear
amber raptor
short owl
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is Rust the updated C / C++ thingy ? OR something faddish

somber bolt
short owl
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safer as .... it checks more things in ecosystem .. so its not crashy crashy ? , can you eleaborate a bit

somber bolt
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in cpp and c you might do a memory leak

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in rust you can't leak memory

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null pointers

rugged root
somber bolt
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and the compiler checks everything so you don't run into an error or crash

somber bolt
short owl
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I use python , now I need to branch a bit because there is more demand for C / C++ , just mentally preparing myself to start studying it , just dont know the interelationships between rust , c ... bla bla

somber bolt
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what's your line of work

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in what domain are you in

short owl
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so many MCUs are just C , if I study C++ will that include C in there somewhere

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just build 5 G radios , not design , but I get asked if im gonna learn C

somber bolt
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do you want to become a software dev, web dev , game dev , data analyst ... ?

rugged root
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My favorite is that last one

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I mean what?

somber bolt
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😂

short owl
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MCUs all the way

rugged root
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Marvel Cinematic Universe?

somber bolt
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you can choose between:
asm
c
cpp
and rust

short owl
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jeebuzzz how dida ya knowaa

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@rugged root

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I know the usefulness of python , some stuff can branch to C for speed

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C is persistance everywhere

somber bolt
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learn assembly 💀

short owl
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im asking all this because I dont want to waste time on buugywhip design

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yes , i need 32 bit ASM , did 8 bit ASm before

rugged root
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Micro controller stuff is typically going to be C or C++ and be better documented for that

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From what I've seen, anyway

somber bolt
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x86 asm 64bits

short owl
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C++ a ssubset of C , I have it all mixed up

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ASM is mighty fast !!!!!!

rugged root
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!stream 514088128315785216

wise cargoBOT
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✅ @silk dust can now stream until <t:1714591064:f>.

somber bolt
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C++ is C but on steroids

short owl
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ya , show some sexxy ASM

frozen owl
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hey

short owl
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I heard 64 bit ASM is brain frying

green bone
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nano 😩

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do you actually like that editor or is that the only one you have?

somber bolt
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install vim

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its better

short owl
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ASM would be amazing for graphics but , brain frying ?

somber bolt
rugged root
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I just love that the guy who made Rollercoaster Tycoon did it in assembly

short owl
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ASM is a diffrent way of thinking ,

somber bolt
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i am making a programming language to make software with it , i have to learn asm for the compiler 💀

green bone
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GPUs have a very different architecture, so it's going to be a bit different from the typical x86 asm stuff

rugged root
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The only reason the second one had C++ was because the people who were working on it with him just couldn't handle it

green bone
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LLVM exists, for example

somber bolt
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idk llvm tho

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and i've worked with asm before for my old compiler

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but it was not for software apps

green bone
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If you compile directly to assembly/machine code, you can only target that architecture

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LLVM knows how to compile its intermediate representation to x86, ARM, expressif etc.

somber bolt
short owl
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i guess you can emulate many MCUs or raspi CPU , for ASM

rugged root
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Only do assembly if you have a particular reason to do so

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Otherwise you're limiting yourself quite a bit

somber bolt
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well i can't find tutorials on llvm

rugged root
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@rustic apex @hybrid barn Yo to you both

rugged root
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Just saying hello

rustic apex
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Yes, hello

hybrid barn
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Hello!

short owl
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need ASM for propeller 1 MCU , I want to do DRAM refresh experiments @rugged root

rugged root
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Sure and for that it makes sense

somber bolt
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that's annoying : can't talk in vc or stream if i haven't been in the server for less than 3 days

rugged root
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You can still hang out and chat in here, contribute to the convo that way.

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Plenty of folks do that.

somber bolt
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i am lonely i need someone to talk to 💀

short owl
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for experimantal DRAM interfacing , need speed so ASM OR C , C++ is ??

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Arch in virtual env

somber bolt
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i mean all of these langs are fast

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just dual boot

short owl
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ASM hand coded ... is it more memory efficient ( compact coding ) ?

somber bolt
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i mean in asm you control everything , its a bit faster and efficient but it will take a lot more time for you to code

short owl
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so how would C OR C++ be different , or jsut use C

somber bolt
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so i would stick to c or cpp

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personally i prefer cpp

short owl
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how is C++ better ?

somber bolt
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personally i prefer cpp

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that's just me

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didn't say its better

short owl
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is it a coke / pespi kinda thing

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pepsi

somber bolt
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😂

short owl
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or does C++ have some more modern features

somber bolt
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cpp have more features than c but i prefer cpp cuz i found it easier than c

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idk if it is actually easier

short owl
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ohh ok , makes sense

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will use it on W10 , Ubuntu( raspi ) , propeller 1 MCU - these are my environments

somber bolt
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never used ubuntu or windows

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and no i don't use mac os

short owl
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ultimate goal is fast device drivers for MCUs ( general , but prop1 intitially ) , also fast mem access for graphics

somber bolt
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i can use arch

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like i do

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its fast af

short owl
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why use arch -- ohh FAF is good reason , mmm arch on a raspi 3 to monkey with GPIO interfacing

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hydrology modelling ?

somber bolt
short owl
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how water flowsa round stuff = hydrology

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python - interface


write( device , address , data ) #example

write( SRAM , 1000 , 255 ) #example

the idea is to use the ease of python to hide the
overly techno babble

pass SRAM + address and data to C++ code
and have all the MCU stuff run as fast as possible

locally on MCU , if there is a calculation result pass the
answer back to python

gentle flint
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Nelen & Schuurmans

short owl
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fortran faster than C++ , wow @gentle flint

rugged root
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@dapper swan Yo

dapper swan
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Hi!

rugged root
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How goes it

dapper swan
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I still can't talk in any of the voice channels. I thought I went through all the steps. 😭

rugged root
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You're missing the message count. So just hang out and chat, you'll get it pretty naturally

short owl
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its a very dynamic use of water , hmmm interesting @gentle flint

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use water where necesarry , yet route water away from main land areas , also prevent soil erosion - very dynamic

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@gentle flint did you ever look at , Viktor Schauberger and his water ideas , use natures method of water flow

gentle flint
# short owl use water where necesarry , yet route water away from main land areas , also pre...

In the Netherlands, Room for the River (Dutch: Ruimte voor de Rivier) is a government design plan intended to address flood protection, master landscaping and the improvement of environmental conditions in the areas surrounding the Netherlands' rivers. The project was active from 2006–2015.

short owl
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things like - preventing river bank soil erosion , by controlling vortices

gentle flint
short owl
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you mean someone who actually grew up and worked in the forest doesnt know anything ?

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he has a bunch of patents

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The first film about Viktor Schauberger’s life’s work. A comprehensive survey of historical facts, current research and various practical applications into both technology and the natural world.

Available subtitles: English, Romanian

Click here to watch the German version: https://youtu.be/R4h_yiDIuQE

This film is also available in Amazon Pri...

▶ Play video
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I always cross check with 3 sources anything from wiki , since they believe the earth is flat , and moon made from cheese

gentle flint
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sorry that's really a bit too long

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do you have a key point you want me to look at?

short owl
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your likely using one of his patents , and dont know it many in industry dont even know who he is

low stump
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DiscordGPT, summarise conversation.

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Did you guys know that blind people don't get schizophrenia?

short owl
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the point --> he studied water flow of rivers and used it for industrial processes and also minimized soile erosion by following natural river bed dynamics

rugged root
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Surely it has to be that the sample size is just much lower

low stump
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we have no clue why

short owl
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he actually made and did things , that are still used today , universities study his work to prevent river bed erosion

rugged root
low stump
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what if you were born blind, deaf, and mute?

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like how would you learn

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how would you communicate

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Hellen Keller wasn't mute though

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she could still speak

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Martha Washington?

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Yeah, once you start to speak it becomes a lot easier to continue im pretty sure

short owl
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Im looking for a university paper on it @gentle flint

low stump
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use TTS

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Code your own tools

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something that comforts me (prob wont for you) is that I know I'd never be scared of being blind if I never could see in the first place

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For some blind people, but others it's that their eyes dont work

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I dont trust the Neuralink in the hands of Elon Musk

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why do you even call it X at all 😭

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just call it twitter

low stump
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It just unplugs your life support ig

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wait is paint thinner actually bad for you?

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I swear it cant be that bad

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im already nervous enough

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it cant get much worse

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does the human body have 1 computer, 2 computers, or 3?

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Left and Right side of your brain and your Nerve cells

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?

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a computer is something that does something

gentle flint
low stump
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it wont stop me

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did you know that with identical twins, if one gets schizophrenia, the other has a 50% chance of developing it too even if they were raised completely seperately?

gentle flint
low stump
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can you disable your vocal chords?

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your ear drum is like a piece of flesh thats stretched out to act like a drum

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Tinnitus is honestly horrible

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It's super hard to even sleep at night because it's so distracting

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Nah I'd honestly rather go completely deaf than have Tinnitus

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There's no real way to improve your hearing if its permanently damaged

rugged root
rugged root
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Called it

low stump
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:(

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I was prepared to do a Van Gogh

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Wait, Tinnitus isn't actual noise inside your ear

rugged root
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It's like a nerve short, I thought

low stump
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It's sorta like an auditory hallucination

short owl
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Viktor Schauberger - Comprehend and Copy Nature (Documentary of 2008)

time index 11:00 ~ 12:00 , says a lot , why you have never heard of him , most in the world have.

Otmar Grober - Hydrolic engineer ( Flussbaumeister )


https://riocom.at/en/about-us/ <-- smaller company in Austria , they do what you do

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/289138835_Instream_river_training_Fundamentals_and_practical_example

https://www.academia.edu/17719385/Werdenberg_Mende_Sindelar_2014_Instream_River_Training_fundamentals_and_practical_example

Stanford University is very aware of his work - maybe Stanford is small potatos ? , Oh they have the largest budget of any university from DARPA

https://searchworks.stanford.edu/view/5572498

hmmm , how to get research papers for free , tough one

#

@gentle flint

gentle flint
short owl
#

Most have no idea who he is , they called him unlettered ( says it in documentary ) , they use his work to incease efficiency in rocket turbine engines , theres lots there , the math must be crazy , to program the models intense , I keep finding more pages on his work , lots in German

#

Is there a way to get the research papers for free ? @gentle flint

gentle flint
#

they might be hosted on certain shadow library websites which I'm not permitted to mention in this server

#

@short owl

short owl
#

it looks very interesting

gentle flint
#

I'm going to bed, thanks for the papers

#

gn

short owl
#

ok , night

dire pebble
#

Guys what is this error yapping about?

somber heath
#

!d random.randrange

wise cargoBOT
#

random.randrange(stop)``````py

random.randrange(start, stop[, step])```
Return a randomly selected element from `range(start, stop, step)`.

This is roughly equivalent to `choice(range(start, stop, step))` but supports arbitrarily large ranges and is optimized for common cases.

The positional argument pattern matches the [`range()`](https://docs.python.org/3/library/stdtypes.html#range) function.

Keyword arguments should not be used because they can be interpreted in unexpected ways. For example `randrange(start=100)` is interpreted as `randrange(0, 100, 1)`.

Changed in version 3.2: [`randrange()`](https://docs.python.org/3/library/random.html#random.randrange) is more sophisticated about producing equally distributed values. Formerly it used a style like `int(random()*n)` which could produce slightly uneven distributions.
somber heath
#

!e py print(*range(1, 10)) print('B') print(*range(10, 1)) print('C')

wise cargoBOT
#

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

001 | 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
002 | B
003 | 
004 | C
somber heath
#

!e py print(*range(9, 0, -1))

wise cargoBOT
#

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

9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
somber heath
uncut crow
#

anyone know how to pip install netifaces?

dire pebble
dire pebble
#

How is this result possible?

urban abyss
#

what's the cleanest way when writing tests to pass in args to a main function that aren't actually used since I'm mocking the return values of the functions they're used in?

#

oops wrong chat

gentle flint
#

or obvious test data, so 123 for ints, 1.23 for floats

#

"foo" for strings

urban abyss
# gentle flint underscores

i've got obvious test data, i didn't know if there'd be a better way. how would I pass in underscores? just within their required types? ['_'], Path('_') ?

gentle flint
urban abyss
#

so the args that are passed to func1 are usually passed to func2 within but aren't needed since i'm mocking the return value. i'm looking for a syntactic way to say "test args aren't used but are still required"

gentle flint
#

oh
I'd probably do
func1(Path("foo"))
or just leave it empty like you have

#

I don't think there's a standard way to do that

upper basin
#

plome, kindly join the vc when feasible. I have missed your company sir.

somber heath
#

Okay, there we go.

#

No, it wasn't rtc hell.

#

I know I can change my mic device.

#

It gets fucky.

somber heath
#

Sometimes switching the device doesn't work.

#

I feel as though it's an Android issue.

#

It works fine immediately after a phone reset, then gets slowly worse, which makes me think it's some caching bullshit.

bitter knoll
#

What you all doing in VC?? 😶

somber heath
#

Sometimes I can poke it, but after a while, all that can be done is a phone restart.

#

It was working fine, then at some point it just decided to fuck up.

somber heath
bitter knoll
#

Hey @somber heath ,

Would you please tell me what I can do for Voice Verification 🙏

I have been on this server for 1 month I guess.. Also sent more than 50 msgs, and then try voice verification, it's not working

somber heath
#

What's it giving as the reason for rejection?

#

Activity blocks?

bitter knoll
bitter knoll
somber heath
#

I'm seeing 46 ish messages

#

So...

bitter knoll
#

Means, 4 more to go??

somber heath
#

What is your name? What is your quest? What is your favourite colour?

bitter knoll
#

My name is Ankit Bhagat

bitter knoll
#

Currently, I was facing a problem about voice verification, so I was trying to complete that thing

#

And.. my favourite color is red... ♥️

somber heath
#

Give it a whirl, now.

bitter knoll
#

Ok

#

Voice Gate Passed ✅

peak depot
bitter knoll
#

Thanks man @somber heath 🤧

somber heath
#

🎵 Owe da knee buoy...

peak depot
#

dybbuk

#

hi = hei

whole bear
#

Sequence objects typically may be compared to other objects with the same sequence type. The comparison uses
lexicographical ordering: first the first two items are compared, and if they differ this determines the outcome of
the comparison; if they are equal, the next two items are compared, and so on, until either sequence is exhausted.
If two items to be compared are themselves sequences of the same type, the lexicographical comparison is carried
out recursively. If all items of two sequences compare equal, the sequences are considered equal. If one sequence
is an initial sub-sequence of the other, the shorter sequence is the smaller (lesser) one. Lexicographical ordering for
strings uses the Unicode code point number to order individual characters. Some examples of comparisons between
sequences of the same type:

any idea how to understand this example : (1, 2, ('aa', 'ab')) < (1, 2, ('abc', 'a'), 4) ?

somber heath
#

@mint radish 👋

mint radish
#

@somber heath

#

i need help

rugged root
mint radish
#

tryna figure this out

#

this my prob

#

@rugged root

somber heath
# mint radish

This suggests to me you have yet to install the tls_client module into your project's environment.

#

Perhaps you need to pip install it in the project's terminal.

rugged root
#

!e print('a' < 'A')

wise cargoBOT
#

@rugged root :white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.

False
mint radish
upper basin
long nimbus
#

!e print(ord('A'), ord('a'))

wise cargoBOT
#

@long nimbus :white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.

65 97
rugged root
#

!e print(ord('a'), ord('A'))

wise cargoBOT
#

@rugged root :white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.

97 65
gentle flint
somber heath
#

!pypi tls_client

wise cargoBOT
upper basin
#

I'll wait for you.

gentle flint
rugged root
#

py -m pip install tls_client

whole bear
#

!e print('ABC' < 'C' < 'Pascal' < 'Python')

wise cargoBOT
#

@whole bear :white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.

True
whole bear
#

!e print('ABC' < 'A' < 'Pascal' < 'Python')

wise cargoBOT
#

@whole bear :white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.

False
whole bear
#

!e print('A' < 'a' )

wise cargoBOT
#

@whole bear :white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.

True
somber heath
#

Based on the way you explained the problem, it shouldn't be too difficult. Now, if you want to hit it with a hammer, try/finally.

#

But I don't expect it would be necessary.

hasty shore
#
MAX_INST_LOOKBACK = 256

instr_address = addr
for _ in range(MAX_INST_LOOKBACK):
    instr = ida_ua.insn_t()
    
    if idaapi.decode_insn(instr, instr_address) == 0:
        return -1

    # at this point, instruction decoded

    if not instr:
        instr_address = idaapi.prev_head(instr_address, func_entry)
        continue

    if instr.itype != idaapi.ARM_mov:
        instr_address = idaapi.prev_head(instr_address, func_entry)
        continue

    if instr.Op1.type != idaapi.o_reg or instr.Op2.type != idaapi.o_imm:
        instr_address = idaapi.prev_head(instr_address, func_entry)
        continue

    if instr.Op1.reg != ARM_REG_0:
        instr_address = idaapi.prev_head(instr_address, func_entry)
        continue

    return instr.Op2.value
    
return -1

@rugged root

somber heath
#

!e py for _ in range(3): print('A') try: print('B') continue finally: print('C')

wise cargoBOT
#

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

001 | A
002 | B
003 | C
004 | A
005 | B
006 | C
007 | A
008 | B
009 | C
somber heath
#

@ember sluice 👋

ember sluice
#

hey

somber heath
#

@kindred stone 👋

hasty shore
#
MAX_INST_LOOKBACK = 256

instr_address = addr
for _ in range(MAX_INST_LOOKBACK): (instr_address = idaapi.prev_head(instr_address, func_entry))
    instr = ida_ua.insn_t()
    
    if idaapi.decode_insn(instr, instr_address) == 0:
        return -1

    # at this point, instruction decoded

    if not instr:
        continue

    if instr.itype != idaapi.ARM_mov:
        continue

    if instr.Op1.type != idaapi.o_reg or instr.Op2.type != idaapi.o_imm:
        continue

    if instr.Op1.reg != ARM_REG_0:
        continue

    return instr.Op2.value
    
return -1
urban abyss
#

hey peeps

upper basin
#

!zen

wise cargoBOT
#
The Zen of Python, by Tim Peters

Beautiful is better than ugly.
Explicit is better than implicit.
Simple is better than complex.
Complex is better than complicated.
Flat is better than nested.
Sparse is better than dense.
Readability counts.
Special cases aren't special enough to break the rules.
Although practicality beats purity.
Errors should never pass silently.
Unless explicitly silenced.
In the face of ambiguity, refuse the temptation to guess.
There should be one-- and preferably only one --obvious way to do it.
Although that way may not be obvious at first unless you're Dutch.
Now is better than never.
Although never is often better than right now.
If the implementation is hard to explain, it's a bad idea.
If the implementation is easy to explain, it may be a good idea.
Namespaces are one honking great idea -- let's do more of those!

rugged root
#
if any(
  not instr,
  instr.itype != idaap.ARM_mov,
  instr.Op1.type != idaapi.o_reg,
  instr.Op2.type != idaapi.o_imm,
  instr.Op1.reg != ARM_REG_0
):
  instr_address = idaapi.prev_head(instr_address, func_entry)
  continue
rugged root
#
flag = False

if not ham:
  flag = True

if flag:
  flag = False
  function_you_want_to_do()
  continue
lusty pike
#

what arey ou working on in the voice chat

rugged root
#

Introducing and learning about unit tests and mocking

somber heath
#

@whole bear 👋

whole bear
somber heath
#

snake_case
PascalCase
camelCase
SCREAMING_SNAKE_CASE

rugged root
#

But screaming feels better

#

There's also sPOngE_bOB_CaSE

#

There isn't, just felt right to say

whole bear
rugged root
#

The important part about using that case is just spamming shift while you type and letting Jesus take the wheel

#

Assuming you have sticky keys disabled of course

wind raptor
#

!stream 557427467871322113

wise cargoBOT
#

✅ @whole bear can now stream until <t:1714662860:f>.

somber heath
#

@fickle gust 👋

dry jasper
rugged root
#

Ooo pretty

peak depot
rugged root
#

HA

#

I didn't even notice that

rich bison
#

yo sup

rugged root
#

Hey Spark how goes it

rich bison
#

doing great hbu

rugged root
#

Not too shabby. Just workin'

rich bison
#

oh i see working on what?

rugged root
#

It's going to sound silly, but I'm making a calculator. Specifically a tape calculator you'd typically see on an accountants desk. They behave a little differently than normal calculators, and there really aren't that many tools out there for them, or at least not free/open source ones

#

For context I'm IT at an accounting firm

#

This seemed like a fun little thing

#

Trying to do it in Rust using the Slint GUI framework

rich bison
#

oh cool

rich bison
#

yeah it is

rugged root
eager tapir
#

@stark river sazk = () => sazk()

#

@rugged root use TypeScript instead

rugged root
#

Well played

rich bison
#

@high acorn ur from south india?

eager tapir
#

Java ☕️ 💪

#

I don't think there would ever be a time when one does NOT feel like they know less than they should

rich bison
#

hold ig

urban abyss
#

does anybody know of a good way to ingest a bunch of data from files to be processed as DataFrames. currently just pulling in as JSON and setting fields vs. tags but maybe there's a cleaner approach?

#

I know I could do .JSONL instead but I don't want to duplicate tag values over most rows

rugged root
#

fn main() {
    let original_price = 51;
    println!("Your sale price is {}", sale_price(original_price));
}

fn sale_price(price: i32) -> i32 {
    if is_even(price) {
        price - 10
    } else {
        price - 3
    }
}

fn is_even(num: i32) -> bool {
    num % 2 == 0
}
amber raptor
#

This looks like GUI application?

rugged root
#

!charinfo 


wise cargoBOT
#
Character Info

\uf703 : - 
\u000a : -

\uf701 : - 
\u000a : -

\uf702 : - 
\u000a : -

\uf700 : - 

Full Raw Text

\uf703\u000a\uf701\u000a\uf702\u000a\uf700

earnest crow
#

hi everyone

wintry iris
#

hi

high acorn
#

I am mallu 🙂

#

Where are you from ?

rich bison
high acorn
#

Okay .. 👍

eager tapir
#

@rugged root VSCode is with Electron too

#

@whole bear React Native

#

Just learn JS

high acorn
#

Flutter

eager tapir
#

@whole bear Are you from Greece or Cyprus?

whole bear
eager tapir
#

@whole bear What are the website success critiera? What should you make for them?

#

@whole bear That is a big task regardless, especially if it is your first time

rich bison
#

no way

#

tf

#

insta just recommend u the stuff that people in ur area watch

high acorn
#

It's similarity based recommendation

rich bison
#

yes

high acorn
#

Yeah

rich bison
#

that's why i always disable the mic

chilly parcel
#

hello

rich bison
#

hi

chilly parcel
#

how r u

rich bison
#

im fine hbu

chilly parcel
#

good

upper basin
#

Three moreeeee...

#

*1 HP sounds

rich bison
#

@upper basin what are u working on?

upper basin
rich bison
#

i see

upper basin
#

My hands hurt HEHEHE

high acorn
#

Bro write a python function that treats all of this as a string , and do the changes automatically or something

#

Put in some checks to ensure data integrity

rugged root
#

The man must suffer for his art!

high acorn
#

Hahaha 🤣 , you sound like my old tech lead , he was a hard to deal man 😔 as an intern I used to hate him (now I have huge respects for him )

rugged root
#

Plus Ace is stubborn as hell

#

But in an admirable way

high acorn
#

Hahaha 🤣🤣

upper basin
rugged root
#

I say it with love

high acorn
#

You did it all manually @upper basin ?

upper basin
#

Aha Aha

high acorn
#

Huge respects bro for the creativity

upper basin
#

I used regex, give the ACE some respect.

#

I wasn't a complete idiot HEHE.

#

Emphasis on COMPLETE.

high acorn
#

There is is formatting tools like Black

#

If8

upper basin
#

Yeah, but I don't like Black's formatting.

high acorn
#

Okay . Write one from the scratch , u can use regex to match patterns

upper basin
#

But numpy is not consistent in how it prints the array, so I'd still have to do some manual editting.

high acorn
#

Ohh tough life

#

Treat the list as a string of chars .

#

Convert that into 2d list using numpy

peak depot
#

Plome!!

high acorn
#

If this is going to repeat again , there is no point in manually doing it , especially when we have computers .

gentle flint
#

also bye

upper basin
#

@high acorn Can you kindly run black or whatever formatter you have on this please? Mine isn't working.

#

And paste it back here.

high acorn
#

Lemme see

#

I was in the middle of something

upper basin
#

Take your time.

#

I'm gonna go on a short break.

high acorn
#

Okay 👍

#

bro black kinda messes it up

#

i ran black <filename.py> which reverted the changes

rugged root
#

!e

def ham():
  print("first one")

def spam():
  print("second one")

def pork():
  print("third one")

functions = [ham, spam, pork]


for fun in functions:
  print(fun)
  fun()
wise cargoBOT
#

@rugged root :white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.

001 | <function ham at 0x7fd15205aa20>
002 | first one
003 | <function spam at 0x7fd151e5d440>
004 | second one
005 | <function pork at 0x7fd151e5d4e0>
006 | third one
lavish hinge
#

anyone mind joining code/help to help me out with a FastAPI please

green bone
#

Function pointers do exist in C

#

though if you want to have closures or something similar, that's gonna be a pain

whole bear
#

bbl need to do some java 😭

rugged root
#
class Resource:
  def __init__(self):
    self.base = 0
    self.added_bonus = 0
    self.multiplier = 1

  def calculate_tick(self):
    return (self.base + self.added_bonus) * self.multiplier
#

@peak nacelle You can do something like that

#

Then just have a list of resources and do it all that way

eager tapir
#
class Resource {
  base = 0;
  addedBonus = 0;
  multiplier = 1;

  constructor() {}

  calculateTick(): number {
    return (this.base + this.addedBonus) * this.multiplier;
  }
}
safe solstice
#

@wise loom on what topic?

#

no idea either!

high acorn
#

@upper basin written a peace of code and shared it to you . It can be used as a starting point to clean the data

whole bear
#

yuh

primal shadow
whole bear
#

what is a ten minute block

#

like a ten minute block of vc

somber heath
# whole bear what is a ten minute block

I haven't sent a message. I send a message. That message and all following messages I send in a ten minute window fall into one activity block. The first message I send after those ten minutes starts a new activity block.

#

This way, you can't pass the voice gate by sending 50 messages in a few minutes.

#

It can contribute to the messages sent, but as to the activity blocks, it'll only do one of the three.

#

The best approach is to not think about it.

#

Enjoy your time having conversations with people.

#

Satisfying the requirements will happen organically readily enough.

turbid sandal
#

@rugged root Im back! Sorry about that wont happen again

turbid sandal
turbid sandal
#

@somber heath hi

#

yepp lol

#

Nope

#

Calling Someone a d word

#

But to be fair they were one

#

yeah

#

well

#

I got permanently banned but I appealed it to a 3 week ban

#

Yeah admins were nice to me 😊

#

I have been learning C++ in the last week

#

I need to learn a bit more about LibCurl

#

Its a wierd Lang but its really cool

#

I love the low level Controls like Memory Management

#

The low Level is the best thing in C/C++ and the worst thing in C/C++

#

lol

#

Hi @final laurel I got Perma Ip Banned from the Together C++

#

lol

#

yeah

#

I sent "1984" in every text channel I had access to

#

idk

#

Boredom is dangerous

#

Yeah

#

I made this tho

#

Graphic

#

I need to plan a lot more before doing any implementations

final laurel
#

interesting

turbid sandal
#

huh?

final laurel
#

any german today

turbid sandal
#

Huh?

#

My bf has gone on a short little holiday so I am really bored, thats my main reason for choosing to spend years learning C++/C

#

umm

#

Its Boyfriend not Best Friend btw lol

#

@somber heath Can you say "She sells seashells by the seashore" btw?

#

lol

#

Wow

#

I am disappointed at how well you pronounced the sentence

#

I messed up my streak

#

Github Contributions

final laurel
#

thought it was a covid test

turbid sandal
#

Lol

#

Also

#

from english_words import get_english_words_set
from rich import print

wordList = get_english_words_set(['web2'], lower=True)

# Main Loop

def CheckWords(argWordList: str) -> list[str]:
    """Checks if words are correct by looping through provided string and checking if the lowered string is in the Standard English Dictionary"""
    
    checked = []
    
    for word in argWordList:
        if word.lower() in wordList:
            checked.append(f"[green]{word}[/green]")
        else:
            checked.append(f"[red]{word}[/red]")

    return checked

while True:
    userInput = input("Please type in a sentence and press enter to check: ")
    
    checkedWorldList = CheckWords(userInput)
    
    # Turns List to string
    consoleOutput = str(checkedWorldList[0])
    for iteration in range(1, checkedWorldList):
        consoleOutput = consoleOutput + str(checkedWorldList[iteration])

    print(consoleOutput)```
#

Why it not work

#

Im so confused lol

#

Lol

#

nope

#

bad output

#

It markes everything as Correct

#

wait

#

I just realised

#

I am looping through a string

#

not spliting it

#
from english_words import get_english_words_set
from rich import print

wordList = get_english_words_set(['web2'], lower=True)

def CheckWords(argWordList: str) -> list[str]:
    """Checks if words are correct by looping through provided string and checking if the lowered string is in the Standard English Dictionary"""
    
    checked = []
    
    for word in argWordList.split():
        if word.casefold() in wordList:
            checked.append(f"[green]{word}[/green]")
        else:
            checked.append(f"[red]{word}[/red]")

    return checked

# Main Loop

while True:
    userInput = input("Please type in a sentence and press enter to check: ")
    
    checkedWorldList = CheckWords(userInput)
    
    # Turns List to string
    consoleOutput = checkedWorldList[0]
    
    for iteration in range(0, len(checkedWorldList)):
        consoleOutput = consoleOutput + " " + checkedWorldList[iteration]

    print(consoleOutput)
#

Now it work

#

however it concatenates them together

#

@somber heath

solid perch
#

Heyo Opal

#

Hi Duper Dev

turbid sandal
#

Yay!

#

Im now Duper Dev

solid perch
#

Whoops

#

Sorry XD

#

Super Dev

somber heath
#

@whole bear 👋

solid perch
#

Hru Opal?

plucky mica
#

i am Making a Language, What should I do TO make the Error Message more Radiable and Beautiful.

turbid sandal
plucky mica
turbid sandal
#

idk

whole bear
#

@quartz creek

#

@plain lark hey.

whole bear
#

@stark river hey.

#

@burnt holly hey.

burnt holly
#

hey

turbid sandal
#

@whole bear

#

@hollow cairn

#

@stark river

#

@quartz creek and mr @plain lark

#

Wake up lol

quartz creek
#

idk

#

wt to do shall we create a group

turbid sandal
#

nah

whole bear
#

yo , eating my Lunch right now.

turbid sandal
#

we should all star me repo

quartz creek
#

anyways i dont have no perms

turbid sandal
#

😭

#

Please start me repo please!

turbid sandal
quartz creek
#

i got no exp in py

#

sorry

turbid sandal
#

Yeah could you please star it tho? @quartz creek

quartz creek
#

sure

sharp ferry
#

what are you guys doing in voice chat?

quartz creek
#

developing a virus

#

🗿

#

like the medical kind

final hill
#

hi

turbid sandal
#

@quartz creek

quartz creek
#

yeh

#

dude

turbid sandal
quartz creek
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its brimomera i did it

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already

turbid sandal
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opp thanks

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sorry

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anyways gtg cya guys later ❤️

whole bear
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hey @hexed acorn

somber heath
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This is how the world ends. Not with a bang, but a semicolon.

somber heath
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@burnt holly 👋

burnt holly
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Hey

somber heath
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@high meadow 👋

upper basin
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I dced three times hehehe.

high meadow
whole bear
upper basin
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@rugged root could I have the list of the servers available? I would like to see if I can do an optimization to see if there is a better server.

upper basin
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Just that the server we're on is on the other side of the world.

whole bear
rugged root
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Althaea officinalis, the marsh mallow or marshmallow, is a species of flowering plant indigenous to Europe, Western Asia and North Africa, which is used in herbalism and as an ornamental plant. A confection made from the root since ancient Egyptian times evolved into today's marshmallow treat, but most modern marshmallow treats no longer contain...

peak depot
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Memory 404 not found

dry jasper
burnt holly
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hey Mr. Hemlock

rugged root
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How goes it

somber heath
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@tight bane 👋

tight bane
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HI

somber heath
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@molten wind 👋

tight bane
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I cannot speak please activate my

dry jasper
tight bane
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microphone

somber heath
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@trail egret 👋

high acorn
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I agree 👍 don't argue with dump people

dry jasper
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SMITE 2

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@whole bear

high acorn
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How to contribute to open source projects ?

high acorn
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Is it an open source project ? 🙂

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How do you find intresting projects

peak depot
somber heath
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Not being a contributor to be open source projects, I'm not in a position to comment in depth.

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Though I did once make a suggestion to an open source game developer that they then implemented.

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@whole bear 👋

whole bear
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@rugged root why would the bot reset my stat

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now i need to wait for three days to get voice verified

turbid sandal
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@pure gust yo

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Can I be voice verified?

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Ohh man

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yeah.....

whole bear
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server booster???

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You are rich for a 16 years old

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😭😭😭😭😭

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(im broke)

turbid sandal
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wdym

dry jasper
whole bear
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@turbid sandal how long have you been programming?

whole bear
turbid sandal
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Im 13 btw

whole bear
turbid sandal
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Idk if you use leetcode

whole bear
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…to practice

whole bear
rugged root
turbid sandal
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its so little because I like to make em good

whole bear
turbid sandal
rugged root
whole bear
# turbid sandal wdym?

its optional, you can find legitimate certification programs if you want, provided that you want to put them on your resume, but those decisions are up to you.

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just giving ideas

turbid sandal
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ok

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how do I do that lol?

whole bear
turbid sandal
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ok

whole bear
sharp ferry
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i wanna join voice chat but im too social awkard pithinkyert

whole bear
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for me, because its the future and im curiois

rugged root
whole bear
turbid sandal
whole bear
turbid sandal
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I know that was many years ago

whole bear
turbid sandal
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Im 13 years old at 9 years old I started programming

whole bear
sharp ferry
turbid sandal
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I started programming at 9 years old. Now I am 13 years old

sharp ferry
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your profile says 16

whole bear
whole bear
turbid sandal
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IM AM 13 AND A BOY

sharp ferry
whole bear
whole bear
turbid sandal
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yeah

sharp ferry
whole bear
turbid sandal
whole bear
turbid sandal
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I am 13

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I say for some poeple im 16

whole bear
turbid sandal
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In this server I say real age

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sometimes I have to lie tho

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then im 16

sharp ferry
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making virus at 9 is the killing animals at a young age of the programing world

whole bear
turbid sandal
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I do private commishion work so I need to be 16 and for some people I am 13 (real age)

whole bear
turbid sandal
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UHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

sharp ferry
turbid sandal
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I will not type I am to lazy

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if you wanna chat call me

sharp ferry
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18 seems like the clear choice to lie about

whole bear
turbid sandal
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lol

sharp ferry
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zex is that you in pfp

whole bear
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im getting older and my beard are growing thicker everyday 😭😭😭😭

sharp ferry
whole bear
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they wanted to me to shave it whenever they wish me to

sharp ferry
whole bear
sharp ferry
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yes

whole bear
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ur most favorite?

sharp ferry
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right now. phas or content warning

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kinda lame but still very fun

whole bear
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phasmophobia is highly overrated

rugged root
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I think of it less as a horror game and more a detective game

whole bear
rugged root
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Plenty does, just not games usually

whole bear
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My mom introduced horror movies to me, now im very curious to it

sharp ferry
rugged root
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I really really really want it

sharp ferry
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why?

whole bear
sharp ferry
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what does PS5 offer?

rugged root
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I have a PSVR 2, but not any other kind

sharp ferry
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i wish it would let me talk

rugged root
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You'll get there. I know it's irritating, but the gate's there for a good reason

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We had hit and run trolls. People who would join the server, join voice chat, scream at the top of their lungs or scream slurs, and then leave. It was happening 8 to 10 times a day

sharp ferry
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im gonna fall asleep to cubes voice (someone please tell him that) 🤣 🤣 also im joking i just had a coffee

rugged root
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It is very calming

sharp ferry
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ahah

whole bear
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russell barkley

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@rugged root may i ask for your github link?

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oh didnt know

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ty

rugged root
whole bear
whole bear
whole bear
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Flight Simulator

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in game

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original:

whole bear
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yep

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would like to play it later

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when i have the money :3

whole bear
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i dont have a pilot locense

whole bear
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need 2 years of training i think

dry jasper
whole bear
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problem with alcohol is that it becomes toxic when processed

whole bear
whole bear
dry jasper
rugged root
whole bear
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how would u shake this?

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to get the bottom delicious part?

dry jasper
wind raptor
rugged root
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Long straw

whole bear
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weed?

dry jasper
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if you got REAL beer, in the bottom of the bottle there will be all the tasty stuff

whole bear
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is Boba even comparable?

dry jasper
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yes

whole bear
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What is the best fruit in the world? (in ur opinion)

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mine is

dry jasper
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onion

whole bear
whole bear
wind raptor
whole bear
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the real og:

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if google said so then approve

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DONT BRAINROT

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paprika is mainly a seasoning