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vocal basin
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lines 7, 12, 24, 27, 43: remove , choice

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(line 7 not 9; misspelled earlier)

dense pike
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Oh really?

vocal basin
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the only time you ever use choice, it comes from choice = input()

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instead of the argument

somber heath
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@torpid zephyr @woeful stag ๐Ÿ‘‹

dense pike
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Ok guys I have my code wrokign except for just one issue

vocal basin
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@rugged root in APL or in Prolog?

dense pike
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Basically for my class I have to take my list froma text file. It doesnt work when I use the text file but it eorks when i just write out the list

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sending the code now

somber heath
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How is the text file formatted?

dense pike
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Ill show u

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"James", "Mary", "Juno", "John", "Kane", "Miguel", "Mark", "Alfred"

rapid chasm
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Come on bruh

dense pike
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When I use readline() it doesnt work

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but when i write out the list it does work

somber heath
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You'll probably want to look at methods of class str.

warm jackal
vocal basin
somber heath
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If you hate yourself, the re module.

dense pike
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Ngl idk what that really means

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I thought I could just paste the list into a txt doc

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and then take the list from said dox

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doc

rapid chasm
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100 days of code python course ๐Ÿ˜…

vocal basin
somber heath
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!e py print('M*A*S*H'.split('*'))

wise cargoBOT
somber heath
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!d str.split

wise cargoBOT
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str.split(sep=None, maxsplit=-1)```
Return a list of the words in the string, using *sep* as the delimiter string. If *maxsplit* is given, at most *maxsplit* splits are done (thus, the list will have at most `maxsplit+1` elements). If *maxsplit* is not specified or `-1`, then there is no limit on the number of splits (all possible splits are made).

If *sep* is given, consecutive delimiters are not grouped together and are deemed to delimit empty strings (for example, `'1,,2'.split(',')` returns `['1', '', '2']`). The *sep* argument may consist of multiple characters as a single delimiter (to split with multiple delimiters, use [`re.split()`](https://docs.python.org/3/library/re.html#re.split)). Splitting an empty string with a specified separator returns `['']`.

For example:
vocal basin
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feature suggestion for the bot: integrate a thing like the fuck CLI utility to automatically fix !ed code

dense pike
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Like how do I format the list in the text file

woeful salmon
somber heath
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I would expect you don't get to choose how the text is formatted in the file.

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!e py print('abcdcba'.strip('a'))

dense pike
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No i mean like

wise cargoBOT
dense pike
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I want to read the file

rapid chasm
dense pike
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And take from the file the listof names

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Is there a specific way i need to format said text file

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To turn it into a list

somber heath
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The easiest way would be to have one name per line.

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Maybe.

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Maybe not.

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I would suggest you have a look at the str class and its methods.

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I've demonstrated two of them.

dense pike
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Thank you bro

somber heath
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!d str.strip

wise cargoBOT
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str.strip([chars])```
Return a copy of the string with the leading and trailing characters removed. The *chars* argument is a string specifying the set of characters to be removed. If omitted or `None`, the *chars* argument defaults to removing whitespace. The *chars* argument is not a prefix or suffix; rather, all combinations of its values are stripped:

```py
>>> '   spacious   '.strip()
'spacious'
>>> 'www.example.com'.strip('cmowz.')
'example'
```  The outermost leading and trailing *chars* argument values are stripped from the string. Characters are removed from the leading end until reaching a string character that is not contained in the set of characters in *chars*. A similar action takes place on the trailing end. For example:
somber heath
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@feral warren ๐Ÿ‘‹

feral warren
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hi

dry jasper
woeful salmon
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@pure gust

somber heath
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a๐Ÿ“žb

rugged root
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@fervent obsidian Yo

fervent obsidian
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heyy

rugged root
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@prime coral Yo

fervent obsidian
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sorry can't activate my mic

somber heath
prime coral
fervent obsidian
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yeah i'm in a public space so i don't i wanna to sorry

rapid chasm
vocal basin
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too nested

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you can FROM scratch in Docker

rapid chasm
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Readable though

vocal basin
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else if is easier to read

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flat

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JIT is soon

warm jackal
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o/ @midnight agate

woeful salmon
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๐Ÿคฃ for things like unity games depending on how you compile it it just takes 1 or 2 open source programs to get the complete code or assembly for the game

vocal basin
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Rust is good for preventing reverse-engineering if you enable all the optimisations

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because of how far removed the source code is from reality and how much everything is inlined

woeful salmon
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does pyarmor still work @rugged root

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?

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i know but it should be enough for most commercial applications unless your entire thing is client side

vocal basin
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fn pointers are dynamic

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just as dyn

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templates in C++ achieve that effect too

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it's just that Rust inlines more aggressively

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especially lambdas

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not easy

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that's why debugging tools for Rust are hard to write too

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if you remove debug info, all hope is gone

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you can't deobfuscate it

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only reverse-engineer

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most functions turn into no functions
and same source functions for different types look very differently

whole bear
vocal basin
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I've debugged Quart before

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haven't used it for my own project

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an okay framework

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better than Flask

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which is a low bar, tbf

whole bear
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Using django rn, looking to create async api endpoints, DRF has no direct support for async need to use ADRF. currently moving forward to django-ninja, have you used that one?

vocal basin
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haven't used Django either
currently I have some APIs written using FastAPI or aiohttp.web

vocal basin
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I haven't yet found myself a usecase for templating that both Flask/Quart and Django have integrated by default

whole bear
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no usecase for templates?

vocal basin
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yes, because I do all the HTML manipulation in the browser

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!e

_next_line = iter("""\
1
2
""".splitlines()).__next__
input = lambda *args: (print(*args, end=""), (line := _next_line()), print(line))[1].rstrip()

a = input("enter value: ")
b = input("enter another value: ")
print(a, b)
wise cargoBOT
vocal basin
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@rapid chasm

whole bear
vocal basin
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front-end needs interactivity and post-render data fetching anyway

whole bear
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I only use this render template functions while sending emails and for some other tasks, because the front-end things mostly happens in react.js or in any other framework, the API endpoints only what they need!

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I've used templates before when was creating personal/college projects.

rugged root
vocal basin
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same idea as jwt

rugged root
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Does seem to be something pallets is actively working on

steep vortex
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Yesterday I tried to make a pulseaudio plugin with Python and Rust, now I've installed JACK and accepted it's imposssible

vocal basin
rugged root
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Fair point

vocal basin
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@whole bear @undone frost same for Discord

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live-reload for yew apps is good enough, in my experience

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not that much worse than Next.js

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C has compilation caching capabilities, to some extent

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and dynamic loading

hearty bridge
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can anyone tell me .. where i get resources for mulesoft

vocal basin
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(so can be live-reloaded, theoretically)

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mostly writing Rust lately

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(including for the browser)

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yes

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with

vocal basin
robust bone
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Heyyy

whole bear
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I have arrived.

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hello?

rapid chasm
midnight quarry
willow light
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Spotted during the independence day parade. Satire is not yet dead.

steep vortex
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gentle flint
steep vortex
rapid chasm
stark river
willow light
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"What's your favorite algorithm?"

import java.util.ArrayList;
 
class SleepSort {
    public static void main(String[] args) {
        ArrayList<Integer> arr = new ArrayList<>();
        arr.add(34);   // Add elements to the ArrayList
        arr.add(23);
        arr.add(122);
        arr.add(9);
 
        sleepSort(arr); // Call the sleepSort function to sort the ArrayList
    }
 
    public static void sleepSort(ArrayList<Integer> arr) {
        ArrayList<Thread> threads = new ArrayList<>();  // Create an ArrayList to hold threads
 
        for (int num : arr) {
            Thread thread = new Thread(() -> {
                try {
                    Thread.sleep(num);  // Sleep for 'num' milliseconds
                    System.out.print(num + " ");  // Print the number after sleeping
                } catch (InterruptedException e) {
                    e.printStackTrace();
                }
            });
 
            threads.add(thread); // Add the thread to the ArrayList
            thread.start(); // Start the thread
        }
 
        for (Thread thread : threads) {
            try {
                thread.join(); // Wait for each thread to finish
            } catch (InterruptedException e) {
                e.printStackTrace();
            }
        }
    }
}
stark river
willow light
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rando slid into my linkedin dms. i am starting to think this is a bot, because after explaining thrice that i was laid off it asks me why i am looking for a job

peak depot
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gonna go clean my bike

stark river
rugged root
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@ocean scroll Yo

ocean scroll
steep vortex
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    #Thanks to ConfusedReptile on python discord luvyaman
    res = {}
    for keys in prod_cart(*distribs):
        # calculate the value and the probability attributed to it
        val = fn(*keys)
        prob = prod(d[k] for d,k in zip(distribs, keys))
        res[val] = res.get(val, 0) + prob
    return res```
rugged root
ocean scroll
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what time do you guys usually gather in this channel?

willow light
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there's no fixed time

rugged root
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I take weekends off to hang out with my wife and to preserve my sanity

ocean scroll
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cool

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are you working on something together? like a project or just hanging out or chillin?

rugged root
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Mostly hanging and chilling

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Discussion is usually about Python or programming in general, but all kinds of topics get brought up

ocean scroll
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i see

willow light
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python has threads

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!d threading

wise cargoBOT
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Source code: Lib/threading.py

This module constructs higher-level threading interfaces on top of the lower level _thread module.

Changed in version 3.7: This module used to be optional, it is now always available.

upper basin
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Hemshake dear, can you please set vc1 to India again please?

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400 ping again.

rugged root
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I can try. Last time it was still bugged and rerouting to Singapore

upper basin
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Thank you sir.

rugged root
willow light
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let's delve deeper into this

rugged root
frozen owl
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yo

rugged root
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@obsidian dragon Suuuuup

obsidian dragon
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hi

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idk how to update my bot

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I have tried a few things but it seems I dont have enough skill

rugged root
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What do you mean?

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Like what updating are you wanting to do?

frozen owl
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use polars lol

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iirc its lazy

peak depot
willow light
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like this but with fewer steps

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I filled one with beer once

oblique ridge
peak depot
rugged root
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@peak depot hug

peak depot
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Alpha-gal syndrome (AGS) is a serious and unusual food allergy to red (mammalian) meat.

silent sequoia
peak depot
willow light
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i will be wearing my glasses for this interview. social engineering ftw

stuck furnace
whole bear
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hello

stuck furnace
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What're you all up to?

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Erm, not much. Just got back from the gym ๐Ÿ’ช

somber heath
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This Jim fellow sounds mighty popular.

willow light
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I feel that Common Sense would be a much easier read if modern publishers used bold or italics instead of all caps

rugged root
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Back in a bit

stuck furnace
willow light
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The book

stuck furnace
stark river
rugged root
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I'll let you know when I find it

rustic jungle
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@willow light thats a good way to put it.

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Also, sorry i'm still 20~ messages away from being able to speak

willow light
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I also describe it as "SRE: where being bored out of your skull is a sign you're doing your job well."

desert vector
elfin bone
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yo

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im tryng to learn c++

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anyone able to call

dire pebble
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Guys is there a feature that we can ask a try/exception statement's condition to an if statement?

somber heath
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my_dictionary = {'key': 'value'}
try:
    my_dictionary['not a key']
    print('A')
except KeyError:
    print('B')```
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my_dictionary = {'key': 'value'}
if 'not a key' in my_dictionary:
    my_dictionary['not a key']
    print('A')
else:
    print('B')```
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The first pattern is called asking forgiveness, and in Python, is generally considered preferable.

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The second is asking permission and is often okay, too, but look for cases where you could use try/except.

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"It is better to ask forgiveness than permission."

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@dire pebble

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Asking permission first checks if a given condition exists that would cause an exception going forward.

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Then does the thing that could have caused the exception, except it doesn't raise one, because you asked, beforehand.

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Asking forgiveness just tries to do the thing and with the except block, goes, "Oh, you tried to do this and this happened? Do this instead."

dire pebble
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I can only use try except for the task as I know

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What I need is

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Having an if statement afterwards that has True if the try statement works

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I actually found some way

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But I just wanna ensure if there is an even more proper way

somber heath
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What does a try statement look like when it doesn't work?

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What constitutes that?

dire pebble
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Doing only one thing and not doing the rest of after it

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So there is a small try except

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And there are rest of the code

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Rest of the code mustn't work if try statement fails

somber heath
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Let's look at the whole list of things a try stanza can be made of. There are a few.

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!d try

wise cargoBOT
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try

8.4. The try statement

The try statement specifies exception handlers and/or cleanup code for a group of statements...

somber heath
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try, except, else, finally

dire pebble
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I'm not sure what you mean but okay I'll check it later on

somber heath
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try - exactly one, except, zero or at least one or more depending on what else is present, else - zero or one, finally - zero or one.

#
try:
    'Attempt to do this'
except SomeException:
    'If the above-named exception happens, do this.'
except AnotherException:
    'Or if this exception happens, do this.'
except (SomeOtherException, ThisException):
    'If either of these exceptions happen, do this.'
else:
    'If none of the above exceptions happened and the try block completes, do this.'
finally:
    'Almost no matter what, even, for example, a return in another block, if the try stanza would otherwise exit, do this beforehand.'```
scarlet halo
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.e ```
print("crazy"**25)

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Oh wait

somber heath
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Won't work.

scarlet halo
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I'm just testing

somber heath
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!e py '' ** 133

wise cargoBOT
# somber heath !e ```py '' ** 133```

:x: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 1.

001 | Traceback (most recent call last):
002 |   File "/home/main.py", line 1, in <module>
003 |     '' ** 133
004 |     ~~~^^~~~~
005 | TypeError: unsupported operand type(s) for ** or pow(): 'str' and 'int'
scarlet halo
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!e ```
print("crazy"*25)

wise cargoBOT
# scarlet halo !e ``` print("crazy"*25) ```

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

crazycrazycrazycrazycrazycrazycrazycrazycrazycrazycrazycrazycrazycrazycrazycrazycrazycrazycrazycrazycrazycrazycrazycrazycrazy
scarlet halo
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Ok

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So

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Now I know ** gives an error

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But

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I knew * just repeat the string

scarlet halo
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This is epic

lethal birch
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nice

rapid chasm
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!e

print(("crazy"*25).upper())
wise cargoBOT
scarlet halo
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Or just "CRAZY"

karmic obsidian
somber heath
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I suppose I could have used a simpler data structure.

rapid chasm
rapid chasm
scarlet halo
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i know

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so like i though

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crazy to the power of 25

rapid chasm
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I often got confused by using x instead of * to multiply

stable axle
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!e
'''py
print("hello"*12)'''

wise cargoBOT
stable axle
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!e

print("hello"*12)```
wise cargoBOT
frozen owl
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hellohellohello

upbeat bobcat
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!e

print(("hello"*12).upper())
wise cargoBOT
earnest quartz
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!e
print(round(12.222222222222, 3))

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!e
print(round(12.222222222222, 3))

wise cargoBOT
rapid chasm
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!e

number = "11"
print(int(number) + int(number))
wise cargoBOT
somber heath
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@dusty pine ๐Ÿ‘‹

dusty pine
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can we do vc

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?

somber heath
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Yes, however.

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Hoya.

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Nothing interesting.

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BELLY BELLY BELLY BELLY!

peak depot
somber heath
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@dry bear ๐Ÿ‘‹

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A cat manual?

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@misty delta ๐Ÿ‘‹

misty delta
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๐Ÿ‘‹

somber heath
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You seemed to be having an okay stretch for a while.

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Yeah, that fucks stuff up.

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When I get overtired I get nauseous.

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Donner kebab.

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Who then?

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Not that it matters.

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Oh, no. A whole fifteen dollars. The scoundrel.

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Odious woman.

umbral iron
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hELLO ALL

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How can i start voice ?

somber heath
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Unpleasant. Repulsive.

umbral iron
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I did it

somber heath
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Leave voice and rejoin.

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Almost.

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Leave voice. Rejoin voice.

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Oh. You don't have the role.

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Leaving and joining will do nothing.

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Oh no...

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Oh, not who I thought.

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I was thinking Gene Simmons.

peak depot
somber heath
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@forest river ๐Ÿ‘‹

karmic obsidian
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sorry was my mic loud?

somber heath
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@karmic obsidian Loud and distorted.

karmic obsidian
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my bad sorry

karmic obsidian
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how is life going Opal?

peak depot
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"Take a penny, leave a penny" -life

karmic obsidian
karmic obsidian
peak depot
karmic obsidian
somber heath
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Not that I remember

karmic obsidian
somber heath
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The subprocess module?

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os if you want to scum it.

karmic obsidian
karmic obsidian
somber heath
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Not something I do.

karmic obsidian
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I'll try os module

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but it needs permission when I am running commands to install modules on linux machine

somber heath
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Milien, I'l look.

karmic obsidian
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Hey Milien are you finnish?

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not being stereo typical but
a lot of good software have come from finland

somber heath
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@stiff flicker ๐Ÿ‘‹

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@zenith fox ๐Ÿ‘‹

zenith fox
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@somber heath ๐Ÿ‘‹

somber heath
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Rings can be resized.

peak depot
somber heath
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Looks like a rifle.

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@slender sierra ๐Ÿ‘‹

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I use most things with my hands.

slender sierra
zenith fox
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i was looking for an active discord server

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and here you go

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๐Ÿ™‚

peak depot
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I am a software engineer and I make a meager 280k. I deserve more. TC or gtfo. my life sucks

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upbeat bobcat
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@sleek shale hi

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yes

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@sleek shale My mom turn on the light and my computer decided to turn off

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sorry

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yes

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we can hear you

upbeat bobcat
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yes ik

zenith fox
upbeat bobcat
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thanks

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@fallow musk you should type here ig

fallow musk
karmic obsidian
somber heath
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@sacred orbit @zenith fox @livid sundial @river bobcat ๐Ÿ‘‹

zenith fox
sacred orbit
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yellow

zenith fox
fallow musk
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brb

hasty orbit
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@fallow musk

zenith fox
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ohhhhh

sacred orbit
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can i ask any of my python questions fam? if yes WHERE>

somber heath
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@whole bear ๐Ÿ‘‹

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@broken reef ๐Ÿ‘‹

fallow musk
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this is pretty neat looking

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what media player is this? @hasty orbit ?

hasty orbit
broken reef
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hey

hasty orbit
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the version before they made it sucky tbh lol

hasty orbit
fallow musk
hasty orbit
broken reef
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i want use py for backend web dev so is it gonna be simmilar as php when using server apachee or do i have use other tools

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i meant I want to use Python for backend web development. Will it be similar to using PHP with an Apache server, or do I need to use other tools?"

hasty orbit
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flask is a nice python web framework

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depends what you want to do

broken reef
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better than Django ?

fallow musk
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django is backend

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oh is Flask backend as well?

karmic obsidian
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I want to make a chat application where multiple ppl can chat in a room

which one is best?
given that I would learn that first and then implement it

broken reef
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can u give a small details about each one before i start , i mean only what i need to know for now

broken reef
hasty orbit
somber heath
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Maybe start by implementing an irc server.

karmic obsidian
somber heath
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!guilds

wise cargoBOT
#
Communities

The communities page on our website contains a number of communities we have partnered with as well as a curated list of other communities relating to programming and technology.

hasty orbit
steep vortex
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hasty orbit
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@faint raven

faint raven
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@hasty orbit

steep vortex
upbeat bobcat
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yes @vernal bridge

vernal bridge
edgy minnow
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Hello, I can't speak I'm not verified

zenith fox
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@upbeat bobcat you are active all the time, are you okey ๐Ÿ™‚

upbeat bobcat
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Yes I am ok

zenith fox
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i mean its good

zenith fox
upbeat bobcat
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yeah

zenith fox
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how is life going MTR?

upbeat bobcat
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good what about you?

zenith fox
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Fine ๐Ÿ™‚

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I would probably talk to you on mic, but I'm not verified to talk yet, and secondly, my English is terrible and I'm learning it

upbeat bobcat
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Where are you from?

zenith fox
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Poland, and you?

upbeat bobcat
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Pakistan

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@wise loom Hi

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All good wbu

wise loom
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well I mean I was just looking for some old iOS app archives on archive.org

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found some but would like more

upbeat bobcat
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okay

zenith fox
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@upbeat bobcat I have been in contact with programming for several years, since primary school, but I actually started learning programming seriously about a 2-3 month ago, little by little.

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and you if I may ask?

upbeat bobcat
zenith fox
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mhmmmm suspicious

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or not

upbeat bobcat
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why

zenith fox
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i'm just kidding

wise loom
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everything is sus these days

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LLMs and GPTs all over the place

zenith fox
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yeah

upbeat bobcat
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hmm

zenith fox
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you're right

zenith fox
wise loom
upbeat bobcat
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@zenith fox what are you doing

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?

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@whole bear hi

zenith fox
upbeat bobcat
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yes

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No yesterday

zenith fox
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surfs the internet for learning

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resources

whole bear
upbeat bobcat
zenith fox
upbeat bobcat
zenith fox
upbeat bobcat
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Poland time?

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here 12:33 am

zenith fox
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ohhhhhhh

heavy vale
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@stark river

scarlet halo
somber heath
#

Hoya.

zenith fox
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Hiiiii

somber heath
#

Heyce.

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Reasonably.

somber heath
#

@chrome flax ๐Ÿ‘‹

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Pardon?

chrome flax
#

Hii @somber heath

chrome flax
somber heath
#

I didn't hear what you said.

#

Or rather I did not understand it for the network jitter.

chrome flax
#

Ok @somber heath

#

I have recently installed Ubuntu OS and I have don't install any apt

#

I have seen E: unable to locate a package

somber heath
#

Not all distributions carry all packages by default. What are you after?

somber heath
#

@covert sigil ๐Ÿ‘‹

somber heath
covert sigil
#

ola

chrome flax
somber heath
chrome flax
#

But the system shows the error
Unable to locate package docker

somber heath
#

or

#

!ot

wise cargoBOT
somber heath
stark river
chrome flax
#

Ok @somber heath thank you ๐Ÿ˜Š

somber heath
#

@whole bear ๐Ÿ‘‹

whole bear
vocal basin
#

Docker Desktop :skull:

#

less free

#

you have to pay at some point

#

but ig for CLI it doesn't apply

#

(and neither does it apply for most people)

#

it's, like,
$15 per employee if you go above $1M in profit or something

#

docker hub isn't free

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I don't remember

#

docker hub costs I'd expect to be higher

#

I need to check

#

private repositories have never been free I think

#

but that's not as imortant

#

pull rate is what Enterpriseโ„ข๏ธ will suffer from if they can't be bothered with deploying a mirror

#

a how many

#

the entirety of Windows 10 is way smaller than that

#

"did they decide to put AI models in there"

#

Microsoft continuing to push forward Linux's popularity

#

correction: revenue

upbeat bobcat
#

@rugged root HI

somber heath
#

Wet.

#

Cold.

#

"Don't move. Let me get you a towel."

cosmic bison
somber heath
#

I never did chem, but we sometimes got to watch the chem demos.

#

Exploding balloons, etc. There was a story about sodium.

#

Scorch marks on the ceiling pointed to.

#

Abby, nothing good.

cosmic bison
somber heath
#

This meal has no capsicum. I tell no lie.

#

I'll get around to it.

#

The Minecraft modpack?

cosmic bison
somber heath
#

In Victor Borge's inflationary language, it would be called threebing.

#

Victor Borge. Pianist, comedian.

#

Did standup.

#

Dead.

#

But for some time, so it's okay.

#

Morgue or less.

#

Is that "If Google was a guy?" playing?

rugged root
#

Fucking love those vids

crimson portal
#

hello guys

#

noice

#

hello @rugged root @cosmic bison

cosmic bison
#

hii

crimson portal
#

hahahha

#

i m new :)

#

btw i was searching for java group found python community

crimson portal
#

it should have usb c

#

if last year

thorn wharf
crimson portal
#

when is the server most active?

thorn wharf
thorn wharf
#

usually in a few hours it dies down a little

crimson portal
#

btw bro whats ur username means?

thorn wharf
#

i can ask you the same question skulltroll

crimson portal
#

that is shortform of my name

somber heath
#

Admin or subtractmin? You decide!

crimson portal
#

guys u all r in college or jobs?

thorn wharf
#

think people's experience range

crimson portal
#

btw i will be joining college this year :)

thorn wharf
#

there are people just starting, people in school, people who've been in tech for 10+ years

cosmic bison
#

!paste

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crimson portal
#

btw guys i have started java and currently on functions topic

#

ohk bye guys

whole bear
#

Are you getting an error while inserting records?

#

the code is working fine for me after adding comma

cursor.execute("""INSERT INTO users(username, password, name, age, email) VALUES
('user1', 'pass123', 'Mike smith', 35, 'mike@example.com'),
('user2', 'pass456', 'Bob woods', 50, 'bob@example.com'),
('user3', 'pass789', 'sara winter', 40, 'sara@example.com')
""")
whole bear
#

the comma

vale plank
ocean scroll
#

pycharm IDE has databse tools as well where you can browse tables

whole bear
#

@vale plank install the DB browser and then open the sqlite database
You will see the tab browse data when you open the database then select the table, you may able to see the records are there or not

scarlet halo
#

guys watch out for this

#

you can just do this

#

on discord

#

make the dismiss message link lead to wherever

#

you might need nitro for the emoji

#

eye emoji

vale plank
scarlet halo
#

scams

whole bear
#

@vale plank bro, is the program working fine or are you still facing any error? (sorry if it was resolved I wasn't here for a while)

vale plank
#

tbh i just downloaded db browser

whole bear
vale plank
#

i took a nap and woke up recently

whole bear
#

okay, so just share the issue or error you're facing, otherwise nobody can help without knowing the cause of issue.

vale plank
#

still the same as before

#

and they were correct the data din't insert

whole bear
vale plank
whole bear
rustic jungle
#

Hello Pythoners

#

Is there a way to share screen? I swear i've seen in this discord, but i could be mistaken

gentle flint
heavy vale
#

dead voice text - 0

#

yo @cerulean ridge

cerulean ridge
#

yo

twilit ravine
#

yo

hot vortex
#

i no longer want to be on this side

#

that would make the days almost twice as long

#

which wouldnt work with the sun rotation

whole bear
#

u wanna modify our trajectory to the sun?

hasty schooner
#

good lord

hot vortex
#

60 minute hours not 100
and 11:59 pm -> 12:00 pm

hasty schooner
hot vortex
hasty schooner
#

is it like sarah-ti

hot vortex
#

no

hasty schooner
#

sahrahti?

hot vortex
#

sah-rahti

hasty schooner
#

where's that name from?

hot vortex
hasty schooner
#

damn ok

#

are you not used to talking to people or something

#

bro i was talking to sarati

#

yo tmi

hot vortex
#

bullshit

hasty schooner
#

bro it's just everyone v sarati ๐Ÿ’€

hot vortex
#

im correct

#

trolling gets your argument ignored

whole bear
#

none of u should be labeled as correct
let the truth be known unto u

hot vortex
#

i agree with the 24 hour time period

misty umbra
#

definetly

whole bear
#

@rugged root Hi! So, I've been a part of this server for 4+ days now and I think that I've sent 50+ messages too... How long do I have to wait to speak in the VC?

upbeat bobcat
#

Do !user in #bot-commands ?

#

@whole bear

#

You are verified

whole bear
#

I can speak now, lol. I didn't verify myself ig

upbeat bobcat
#

@rugged root Great wbu?

rugged root
#

@solemn saddle If you're wondering why you can't talk, check the #voice-verification channel. That'll tell you what you need to know about the voice gate

upbeat bobcat
#

@rugged root Didn't I hear what you said?

rugged root
#

Oh I was wondering if you were working on anything in particular

#

Sorry, still morning deep voice and I'm mumbling

upbeat bobcat
#

Yes, we are talking in dm because I am new so he is teaching me

misty umbra
#

oops wrong chat

rugged root
#
from __future__ import absolute_import

import os
import sys

from third_party import (lib1, lib2, lib3, lib4, lib5, lib6, lib7, lib8,
                         lib9, lib10, lib11, lib12, lib13, lib14, lib15)

from my_lib import Object, Object2, Object3

print("Hey")
print("yo")
upbeat bobcat
somber heath
#

@upper basin Stupid isn't the word to describe what you do.

#

You're doing some very involved stuff.

#

You have some Python stuff to learn? So what? So do we all.

#

Most of what you do is so over my head, I'm just...

#

...whenever I look at it.

#

It intimidates me.

rugged root
#

Same. I have to look it in small bits for me to be helpful

somber heath
#

Slightly better today.

#

@half elk @obtuse heath ๐Ÿ‘‹

half elk
#

Hello

somber heath
#

@hazy geode ๐Ÿ‘‹

hazy geode
#

Hello

somber heath
#

Too late. Saw it. No take backsies. ๐Ÿ˜

hazy geode
#

I'm from Brazil lol

somber heath
#

Australia.

hazy geode
#

I will use google translate

#

Nice to meet you, Belasso07

somber heath
#

@whole bear ๐Ÿ‘‹

somber heath
hazy geode
somber heath
#

Not a problem. ๐Ÿ˜

#

Yes.

#

Hemlock is hiking.

#

Somehow, his workplace has mountains, so maybe he's hiking up and down the mountains of paperwork.

#

@rugged root Pills.

rugged root
#

Whenever someone mentions pills I just think of Left 4 Dead 2

somber heath
#

Watch it. Roses can thrive with pruning.

somber heath
#

@zinc halo ๐Ÿ‘‹

rugged root
#

@zinc halo If you're wondering why you can't talk, check the #voice-verification channel. That'll tell you what you need to know about the voice gate

zinc halo
#

nah i'll just lurk

rugged root
#

Too much caffeine

somber heath
#
def collection():
    pass```
#

I mean, I suppose it has members.

#

Attributes, etc

#

That's a collection, right?

#

Hallway?

rugged root
#

@tawdry mica yo

somber heath
#

Fallout, the game of estrangement.

upbeat bobcat
#

@quartz beacon I Know some Dutch bro. Hallo Broer

somber heath
#

I'm here.

#

I just have to unlock my phone to start typing.

#

Unless I pin Discord.

#

As to the question, not catastrophic.

#

All times are bad times, but not all bad times are catastrophes.

#

Sometimes, there is cake.

upbeat bobcat
#

Great = Moori in dutch right?

#

Good is goed i think

somber heath
#

People do it as a meme.

#

I suspect most people's hearts aren't really into it.

misty umbra
#

could be

#

indeed

somber heath
#

We have a few jokes about Tasmania and New Zealand, but it's more good-natured ribbing.

peak depot
spare galleon
peak depot
#

my internet suck here, see u later

quartz beacon
#

hope you have a safe nice ride

spare galleon
upper basin
#

Whoever said PHD Flopper, you're weird.

#

You're planning for a project to start 10 years from now?

#

Not even end in 10 years?

primal shadow
#

Gotta line up the perks firstg

#

soldat

spare galleon
primal shadow
rugged root
#

@whole bear ๐Ÿ‘‹

unique scaffold
#

Hey guys I'm new to python and I'm trying to learn it
recently learnt how to calculate compound interest in maths and wanted to make a program for it

amount = (P (1 + R/N) ^ (N * T))
TypeError: 'int' object is not callable

I'm getting this
I'm trying to google solutions to this error but I don't get the explanations
can somebody help?

alpine crow
#

!e py print("Jikky")

wise cargoBOT
stark river
unique scaffold
#

I'd hate to sound really stupid right now

#

but if I assigned a number to a variable

#

can't I use the variable?

stark river
#

you cannot call it

int x = 4
x() 

โŒ

unique scaffold
#

so the problem is me assigning the number to the variable?

stark river
#

no . the problem is in calling it

unique scaffold
#

how else am I supposed to put it in the code?

#

sorry if my texting tone sounds aggressive lmao

#

I'm just like

#

super confused

alpine crow
#

f(X)

unique scaffold
#

WAIT

#

OH MY GOD

#

NOOOOOOOOOO

#

I AM SO STUPIDDDD

stark river
#

P*(...

unique scaffold
#

You know I am doing this for like no reason anyways
like I have a presentation for maths tomorrow about compound interest to my maths professor
and I'm also learning python rn so I thought why not it would be cool to make

#

but you know

#

practice

#

practice is kewlll

#

amount = P * (1 + R/N) ^ (N * T)
TypeError: unsupported operand type(s) for ^: 'float' and 'int'

#

oh my God bro now what

#

im sorry what

stark river
#

๐Ÿ˜‚

#

**

#

in python

unique scaffold
#

wait so

#

** goes where the * is?

stark river
#

no

unique scaffold
#

oh

stark river
#

^ โŒ
** โœ…

unique scaffold
#

HOLY

#

OH MY GOD

#

IT WORKED

#

IT WORKEDDDDDDDD

#

YESSSSSSS

#

I love you guys

#

๐Ÿ‘จโ€โค๏ธโ€๐Ÿ’‹โ€๐Ÿ‘จ

primal shadow
#

caret

alpine crow
#

โค๏ธ

unique scaffold
#

wait btw

alpine crow
#

U could use it to do a table of like 10M calculations

#

Then ur actually using ur pc power lol

unique scaffold
#

how do I cut off the decimal

#

like

#

to 2 decimals

#

hm?

stark river
#

iirc python has something like round(....?

alpine crow
#

!doc round

wise cargoBOT
#

round(number, ndigits=None)```
Return *number* rounded to *ndigits* precision after the decimal point. If *ndigits* is omitted or is `None`, it returns the nearest integer to its input.

For the built-in types supporting [`round()`](https://docs.python.org/3/library/functions.html#round), values are rounded to the closest multiple of 10 to the power minus *ndigits*; if two multiples are equally close, rounding is done toward the even choice (so, for example, both `round(0.5)` and `round(-0.5)` are `0`, and `round(1.5)` is `2`). Any integer value is valid for *ndigits* (positive, zero, or negative). The return value is an integer if *ndigits* is omitted or `None`. Otherwise, the return value has the same type as *number*.

For a general Python object `number`, `round` delegates to `number.__round__`.
unique scaffold
#

idk what you guys are saying but fallout new vegas is peak

alpine crow
#

Yeah u just say how many decimals to round to

unique scaffold
#

new vegas my beloved

unique scaffold
#

I really appreciate the help guys

alpine crow
#

!e py x = round(5.4738284, 3) print(x)

wise cargoBOT
river bobcat
#

hi , i have a problem when i added created at in model django , i use api : class Product(models.Model):
name = models.CharField(max_length=255)
image_url = models.URLField(max_length=200, blank=True, null=True)
price = models.DecimalField(max_digits=10, decimal_places=2)
original_price = models.DecimalField(max_digits=10, decimal_places=2, blank=True, null=True)
description = models.TextField(blank=True, null=True)
stock_status = models.CharField(max_length=50, choices=(('in_stock', 'In Stock'), ('out_of_stock', 'Out of Stock')))
color = models.CharField(max_length=50)
category = models.CharField(max_length=50, choices=CATEGORY_CHOICES)
tags = models.CharField(max_length=255, help_text="Create up to three tags about your product")
rating = models.FloatField(default=3)
video_url = models.URLField()
created_at = models.DateTimeField(auto_now_add=True)
@property
def descount(self):
if self.original_price > self.price :
descount = ((self.original_price - self.price) / self.original_price) * 100
return descount
def str(self):
return str(f"{self.name} : {self.created_at}")

#

value = self.get_prep_value(value)
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
File "C:\projects\Ecommerce\env\Lib\site-packages\django\db\models\fields_init_.py", line 1649, in get_prep_value
value = super().get_prep_value(value)
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
File "C:\projects\Ecommerce\env\Lib\site-packages\django\db\models\fields_init_.py", line 1525, in get_prep_value
return self.to_python(value)
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
File "C:\projects\Ecommerce\env\Lib\site-packages\django\db\models\fields_init_.py", line 1610, in to_python
parsed = parse_datetime(value)
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
File "C:\projects\Ecommerce\env\Lib\site-packages\django\utils\dateparse.py", line 114, in parse_datetime
return datetime.datetime.fromisoformat(value)
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
TypeError: fromisoformat: argument must be str

stuck furnace
#

Yo ๐Ÿ‘‹

quartz beacon
#

```

rugged root
#

!code

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upper basin
#

@stuck furnace Greetings!

#

LX, sorry to bother, could I borrow you for a few moments please?

stark river
#

my guess is you are casting date time data type to str?

#

or not casting

#

either way it is complaining

rugged root
#

Parsing?

stark river
#

idk .. i just glanced

unique scaffold
#

ain?

upper basin
#
class Product(models.Model):
    name = models.CharField(max_length=255)
    image_url = models.URLField(max_length=200, blank=True, null=True)
    price = models.DecimalField(max_digits=10, decimal_places=2)
    original_price = models.DecimalField(max_digits=10, decimal_places=2, blank=True, null=True)
    description = models.TextField(blank=True, null=True)
    stock_status = models.CharField(max_length=50, choices=(('in_stock', 'In Stock'), ('out_of_stock', 'Out of Stock')))
    color = models.CharField(max_length=50)
    category = models.CharField(max_length=50, choices=CATEGORY_CHOICES)
    tags = models.CharField(max_length=255, help_text="Create up to three tags about your product")
    rating = models.FloatField(default=3)
    video_url = models.URLField()
    created_at = models.DateTimeField(auto_now_add=True)

    @property
    def descount(self):
        if self.original_price > self.price :
            descount = ((self.original_price - self.price) / self.original_price) * 100
            return descount

    def __str__(self):
        return str(f"{self.name} : {self.created_at}")
unique scaffold
#

ain is also a letter in arabic

stark river
#

some langs parse date time as str .. others don't

unique scaffold
#

๏ป‰

quartz beacon
#

รฉรฉn

unique scaffold
#

This letter specifically

upper basin
unique scaffold
#

anyways thanks for the help guys

#

I really appreciated it

#

seez yuh

quartz beacon
#

in polish keyboard e and ฤ™ are different in alt

#

same as z ลผ ลบ

#

ลบ is x

gentle flint
#

this is a Dutch typewriter

#

when we still had our own keyboard

frozen owl
#

HI @whole bear

#

ITS ME

whole bear
#

HEY CROW

frozen owl
#

OMG HI

whole bear
#

HEY BESTIE

frozen owl
whole bear
#

WHAT'S UP

frozen owl
#

me fr

#

popcat!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

upbeat bobcat
#

@alpine crow What are you doing?

#

@whole bear What are you doing guys?

whole bear
#

reading a random gc

upbeat bobcat
whole bear
#

group chat

upbeat bobcat
#

Oh ok

willow light
#

Hey hemlock

#

Trying to figure out which of these are still worth reading

amber raptor
#

They are spazzing in here and coding in other channel

rugged root
#

And here I am stuck in the middle with you

willow light
#

Probably not these ones

amber raptor
frozen owl
stuck furnace
#

Oh, you're learning about reinforcement learning?

#

Erm

short owl
#

programming purgatory @rugged root

stuck furnace
#

I probably won't be much help but ยฏ_(ใƒ„)_/ยฏ

#

I learned about RL like 12 years ago lol

#

I do know about Q-values etc.

#

Brb while I dust off my old textbook

frozen owl
#

wait can yall listen to my device audio

upbeat bobcat
#

No

stuck furnace
#

I can't hear any sound right now so I guess not

upbeat bobcat
#

We can not listen to you

stuck furnace
#

Erm, so what did you need help with understanding?

#

Can you paste the link here?

stuck furnace
#

I'm not sure what you mean about an initial random move?

#

๐Ÿ‘

#

Oh, I think that's just badly worded.

#

They mean the action passed into the function. @frozen owl

#

They don't mean that the first action is random

#

Actually, reading it I am a bit confused.

#

Ohh right, they mean that the Q function will tell you the value of the state-action pair for any state and action, but the action doesn't have to come from the policy.

#

Sorry yeah, I get what they're saying now.

#

But the Q-value is calculated assuming that you take the actions prescribed by the policy from that point onwards @frozen owl

frozen owl
#

sorry man wifi died

stuck furnace
#

Even if your policy is to take certain actions in certain states, it's still useful to be able to talk about "what would the expected future rewards be under this policy if I took a differnt action that the one given by the policy in a given state".

#

Working ๐Ÿ‘

frozen owl
#

I am not sure of what "optimal policy" is defined as, because in theory the optimal policy would give the probabilities as:

pi(s,a) = [1.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, ...]

As the optimal policy would be able to pinpoint definitively which action is the most superior.

Would this be the definition of "optimal policy" or does policy involve strategy, where epsilon would be involved to make exploratory moves, even though the policy itself is already optimal?

stuck furnace
#

The optimal policy is the one that maximises expected discounted future rewards I think.

#

A policy is just a mapping from states to actions.

#

You're cutting in and out a bit sorry!

upbeat bobcat
#

@frozen owl you voice is so lagge you should type

frozen owl
#

policy (stochastic) - pi
optimal stochastic policy - pi*

frozen owl
frozen owl
#

im not sure what is meant by "optimal policy"

stuck furnace
#

Yep I can hear you now

upbeat bobcat
#

yes

frozen owl
#

sorry im not sure if you can hear but a dog is barking like shit

#

(im now in ground floor)

#

so wifi should be better

upbeat bobcat
frozen owl
#

good

stuck furnace
#

The optimal policy is more theoretical than that. It's a hypothetical function that maps each state to the best action you can take in that state. When you're doing Q-learning with neural nets or whatever, you're trying to estimate that function.

frozen owl
#

(shit my brother is disturbing me rn, not sure if you can hear him)

#

shouldve stayed in the attic

stuck furnace
#

So, it's like, let's assume we've solved the problem of finding the optimal policy (i.e. the policy that gives us the best value starting from any state), then V*(s) is the expected value of discounted future rewards starting in state s and following that policy.

#

Yeah

#

Have you learned about MDPs? (Markov Decision Processes) They're mentioned at the bottom of the article.

frozen owl
frozen owl
#

or at kleast my question rn

#

lololololol my stuppod

#

SHIT THE DOG IS BARKING AGAIN

upbeat bobcat
#

Your Mic is so good

frozen owl
#

ty

#

airpods pro gen 2 with active noise cancelling and voice isolation

#

with noise suppression

upbeat bobcat
#

We can hear you only

upbeat bobcat
#

the dog is barking?

frozen owl
#

uhh not atm

#

it was, like 20 seconds ago

stuck furnace
#

Discord's own background noise thing is pretty good

upbeat bobcat
#

He turned off both

frozen owl
#

now on again

frozen owl
stuck furnace
#

It just means the maximum over all policies I think

frozen owl
#
policy = random.init()
best_policy = None
best_value = None
best_value_result = 0
best_policy_result = 0
value = random.init()
loop {
    result_p, result_v = step(policy, value)
    if result_p > best_policy_result {
        best_policy = policy
    }
    if result_v > best_policy_result {
        best_value = value
    }
}
stuck furnace
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The optimal policy I think is defined by the Bellman equations.

frozen owl
stuck furnace
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I think the value of a state under the optimal policy is the same as the one you get by solving the bellman equations.

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Yeah not too bad

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The Bellman equations are essentially a load of simultaneous equations, one for each possible state. There are various ways you could solve those equations, but what matters is that they have a solution. If you hypothetically had the solution to those equations, you could then get the optimal policy by going one step forward. At least I think that's how it works.

stuck furnace
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With an MDP, you have two things:

  • a transition model that tells you how likely you are to end up in different states by taking different actions from a state: P(s' | s, a)
  • a reward function that tells you how much reward you get for making a given transition: R(s, a, s')
#
U(state) = max(
    sum(
        probability(state, action, new_state) * (
          reward(state, action, new_state) + gamma * U(new_state)
        )
        for new_state in states
    )
    for action in actions(state)
)
``` ^ Those are the Bellman equations (there's one for each state).
frozen owl
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utility function?

stuck furnace
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Yeah, that's the utility of a state in an MDP.

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Notice that it doesn't depend on a policy, because it defines the optimal policy.

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Possibly, I'm not sure sorry

#

But my point is that you can get the optimal policy given U(s) (you need to also know the transition and reward functions): ```py
def pi_star(state):

def Q_value(action):
    return sum(
        probability(state, action, new_state) * (
            reward(state, sction, new_state) + gamma * U(s)
        )
        for new_state in states
    )

return max(actions(state), key=Q_value)
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When talking about MDPs, U(s) is the expected discounted future rewards starting from state s under the optimal policy.

frozen owl
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U(s,a) = Q*(s,a)??????????????????????????

stuck furnace
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Nah, U(s) = V*(s) (I believe)

frozen owl
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hmmmmmmmmm

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interesting

stuck furnace
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I watched some really good lectures about a decade ago on this ๐Ÿ˜„

frozen owl
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im impressed by your memory

stuck furnace
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If I remember, the innovation of Q-learning is that by learning Q*(s, a) directly, you don't need to also know what the transition and reward functions are to derive the policy.

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If you know Q*(s, a) then yeah getting the optimum action in state s is just a matter of taking the argmax over all actions.

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I actually gotta go ๐Ÿ‘‹

frozen owl
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seeya

stuck furnace
#

cya

whole bear
misty umbra
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omg thats

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worth

limber copper
tired hatch
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not voice verified

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sadge

tired hatch
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.

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yeah

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makes sense

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lol

glad rock
#
from hangman_data import hangman_ascii, words
from os import system, name
from random import choice


def clear_screen():
    system("cls" if name == "nt" else "clear")


def one_char(user_input):
    return len(user_input) == 1

def hangman(user_name):
    hangman_status = 0
    word = choice(words).lower()
    answer = ["_"] * len(word)
    validation = f"Welcome {user_name} to my little game!"

    while hangman_status < 6:
        clear_screen()
        print(">> H A N G M A N - T E R M I N A L <<")
        print(hangman_ascii[hangman_status] + f"lives left: {6 - hangman_status}!\n")
        print(" ".join(answer))

        if word == "".join(answer).lower():
            print("\n\n>> You won!")
            break

        guess = input(f"\n\n{validation}\n>> Guess any character: ").lower()
        while not one_char(guess):
            guess = input(">> Please enter a single character to continue: ").lower()

        if guess in word:
            for i, char in enumerate(word):
                if char == guess:
                    answer[i] = guess.upper()
            validation = f">> You were right! Found '{guess}' in the word!"
        else:
            hangman_status += 1
            validation = f">> You were wrong! Couldn't find any '{guess}' in the word!"

    else:
        clear_screen()
        print(hangman_ascii[hangman_status] + f"lives left: {6 - hangman_status}!\n")
        print(" ".join(answer))
        print(f"\n\n>> You lost! The word was {word.upper()}!")

def main():
    hangman("")
    while True:
        player = input(">> Do you want to play again? [Y/N] ").lower()
        if player == "y":
            hangman("back, ")
        elif player == "n":
            print(">> Bye!")
            break
        else:
            print(">> Please only enter Y or N to continue:")

if __name__ == "__main__":
    main()
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how can I change it to a class

olive fjord
#

โ€žGirls get flowers when they cry, guys gets flowers when they dieโ€œ

iron pond
#

hello

gentle flint
quick trench
primal vale
#

yo

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what's up

gentle flint
#

am at work

vale plank
#

can someone help me test it

upbeat bobcat
#

@stark river Why it is not downloading package?

rugged root
#

@upbeat bobcat What library are you trying to use?

#

And is this on Windows?

upbeat bobcat
#

Oh Thanks but the problem is solved

rugged root
#

Neat

upbeat bobcat
rugged root
somber heath
#

Quoth the raven, don't use w3schools.

rugged root
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HA

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Smart raven

somber heath
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Rap tap tapping on heaven's door.

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I've known a few Jacks.

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Quite a few of them were royals.

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"A few keystrokes here will save a few keystrokes here."

still herald
#

I'm making a project from a YouTube video, it's a data analysis project

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Can someone tell me if it's good video

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This one

#

Also I wanted to know how does it works i mean

rugged root
still herald
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Ok

rugged root
#

Unfortunately I don't know much about data analysis other than the loose concepts and how to do some of it in Excel

still herald
#

Ok np

rugged root
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@nimble kernel Yo

somber heath
#

This is math servicing music.

rugged root
#

@gleaming locust Yo

gleaming locust
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@rugged root yo yo

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What's up

somber heath
#

So, math.

gleaming locust
#

@somber heath ๐Ÿ‘‹

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Love chat jippty

somber heath
#

@steep vortex The name sounds like it could attract unwanted attention.

brisk bridge
#

hi

somber heath
#

@meager mango Not you.