voice-chat-text-0

[prisma summit]

where can i learn this?

[vocal basin]

most things I've learned from making my own projects

[prisma summit]

i learn front end from free code camp

[vocal basin]

after a certain point it might better to start relying on documentation instead of courses

[willow gate]

did you watch videos tutorials?

[prisma summit]

yes

[vocal basin]

courses are useful when you need to make sure you haven't missed anything

[willow gate]

you can watch code with harry

[prisma summit]

i dont know hindi

[vocal basin]

for discipline/comprehensive knowledge rather than specifics

[prisma summit]

ok

[willow gate]

subtitles

[prisma summit]

yeah

[willow gate]

https://youtu.be/tVzUXW6siu0?feature=shared

you can go through playlist

[prisma summit]

i ts only 30 minutes

i learn react for 10 hours

so i may get somthing bigger

thanks @vocal basin @willow gate

[vocal basin]

there was also Pascal at some point

all my use of which ended just before I started Python

[prisma summit]

you like to explore many things

[vocal basin]

(sporadically, in the 18~7 years ago range)

[prisma summit]

18?

[vocal basin]

2006

first time writing Pascal

in some text-based IDE/editor

[prisma summit]

but me 2006

i just born

[willow gate]

you have great experience

[vocal basin]

Pascal isn't great experience

[willow gate]

like python and all

[vocal basin]

Pascal, the regular one, is a mostly dead programming language

everything useful built on it branched off quite early

[prisma summit]

i hearn the name once

pascal

[terse patrol]

Ee

Ee

[wise cargo]

:incoming_envelope: :ok_hand: applied timeout to @terse patrol until <t:1723356275:f> (10 minutes) (reason: duplicates spam - sent 4 duplicate messages).

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

[upbeat bobcat]

@peak depot hi

[austere hornet]

raining here too

I got wet on the way to the gym on Friday

[peak depot]

I only need to walk 400m to gym 😁

[austere hornet]

welp I've got dinner

[vocal basin]

trying to figure out git subtrees

or rather I know how to use them already but I need to do some tag stuff also

@quartz beacon both words are usable iirc

for visual specifically

[peak depot]

https://www.forbes.com/sites/jasonpu/2024/08/10/the-australian-breakdancer-in-the-olympics-explained/

[vocal basin]

also remembered I have another cursed audio piece

@quartz beacon someone just forgot to update certs lol

normal stuff

[quartz beacon]

https://eq.hsc.gov.ua/

[vocal basin]

yeah letsencrypt moment

it takes ~hour to renew

more if you rush

[dire pebble]

So is it actually a type hinting? I mean the part with square braces

Anybody can answer. First line of a class for example: class Someclass(Some_class_to_get_inherited[I_DONT_KNOW_HOW_HERE_FUNCTIONS]):

class DynamicCounter(
    discord.ui.DynamicItem[discord.ui.Button],
    template=r'counter:(?P<count>[0-9]+):user:(?P<id>[0-9]+)'

Also can anybody explain me here: template=r'counter:(?P<count>[0-9]+):user:(?P<id>[0-9]+)' ? You can at least give me some source to learn/understand what this syntax stands for and how it functions

[upper basin]

Am I audible?

[vocal basin]

I just came back

so far I don't remember hearing anything

now there's some sound

harder to understand than usual

[upper basin]

Yeah different device.

Am I usually hard to understand?

[vocal basin]

usually there is no audio quality issues at all
(except for device selection bug)

almost half of the words are unintelligible

idk if it's from noise cancellation or just low quality source

slightly better I think

both are better than what it was initially

words are understandable at least

[willow gate]

@upper basin You can do mic test

[vocal basin]

I've just tested and made sure that --force-with-lease can actually be even more restrictive than no --force* at all

good flag

git

git push specifically

there's git push --force and git push --force-with-lease

latter checks if refs match

example:
user 1 pulls the repo
user 2 pulls the repo
user 1 pushes
user 2 pushes with --force

this will erase what user 1 pushed

--force-with-lease will make it so that user 2 first needs to pull

pull by default makes a merge commit on conflict

sometimes rebase is preferred (that requires extra config/arguments to work)

initial state

    -- b
a --
    -- c

merge commit

    -- b --
a --       -- d
    -- c --

rebase

a ---- b ---- c*

rebase involves overwriting history

the key piece is to (almost) never rebase main

[vocal basin]

d itself is the merge commit

auto-created

in ideal state, you only rebase your own commits locally

which also keeps the signature, afaik

... or just overwrites all signatures with your signature

rebase then fast-forward

fast-forward isn't supported in GitHub still, iirc

(in PRs)

switching from commit A to commit B if B is descendant of A

no rebase no merge

fast-forward is in some sense what normal push does

you just extend the history

if histories ever diverge, you can't fast-forward

main:        A2->A1->A             (A is last)
some-branch: A2->A1->A->B2->B1->B  (B is last)

here, you can fast forward from main to some-branch

whereas here it's not possible:

main:        A2->A1->A          (A is last)
some-branch: A2->A1->B2->B1->B  (B is last)

merging to allow fast-forward:

main:        A2->A1->A             (A is last)
some-branch: A2->A1->A--------->M  (M is last)
                   \>B2->B1->B/

rebasing to allow fast-forward:

main:        A2->A1->A                (A  is last)
some-branch: A2->A1->A->B2'->B1'->B'  (B' is last)

' to indicate that it's a different commit (mostly same delta but different parent)

rn trying to find if I have some cursed commit histories
so far only found this

(time goes upwards there)

yes, merge

otherwise it wouldn't even split

I don't remember what was happening there

there's a lot of this type of thing

because it's a project in collaboration with someone else

and green is basically just when we do something locally and it ends up making merge commit

[vocal basin]

merge points here just correlate to when git pull is done locally

[vocal basin]

so, going back to --force thing

--force just overwrites the value

default behaviour for push on branches is fast-forward
and on tags it's error

--force will just go through successfully on both

but note that --force for tags doesn't work well on some git hosts

e.g. Gitea

Gitea/Forgejo don't update --force pushed tags fully

it will work but it will have UI bugs

--force-with-lease makes sure you've pulled (or fetched? I don't entirely remember) the remote prior to pushing, in some sense

it requires that affected remote refs match local ones

reminder that Rust supports ^ for bools

if exists ^ commit.is_empty() {
    bail!("incosistent state");
}

from what I remember about C, using ^ on "boolean" (quotes because C compilers have very different ideas on what that means) values is not good

Python suppots ^ for bools too

!e

print(True ^ True)

[wise cargo]

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

False

[vocal basin]

in C, ^ and != are same for booleans with respect to simple truthiness

but for non-{0,1} values you can construct more complex expressions where they don't match

[willow gate]

^ symbol means?

[vocal basin]

!d operator.xor

[wise cargo]

operator.xor

operator.xor(a, b)``````py

operator.__xor__(a, b)```
Return the bitwise exclusive or of *a* and *b*.

[vocal basin]

!e

assert (
   0b1001
 ^ 0b0011
== 0b1010
)

[wise cargo]

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

[No output]

[vocal basin]

(do not style things like this)

[vocal basin]

where it fails
(3^5)^6 -> 0
(3!=5)!=6 -> 1

[upbeat bobcat]

@upper basin Your voice quality is so bad

[upper basin]

My bad

I said I'll cya guys later.

[upbeat bobcat]

Okay cya!

@vocal basin How are you today?

[vocal basin]

still working on a thing to automatically do git tag the way I need it to

[upbeat bobcat]

You were sick yesterday.

[vocal basin]

I still am

just not as much

very sleepy

[upbeat bobcat]

So rest!

[vocal basin]

only awake for 8 hours

so far

[willow gate]

Get well soon

[willow gate]

@upbeat bobcat working on any project?

[upbeat bobcat]

Yes!

[willow gate]

what kind of

[upbeat bobcat]

Making a note taking app.

[willow gate]

Nice!! like notion?

[upbeat bobcat]

@terse rose hi

[upbeat bobcat]

better than notion 😅

[willow gate]

cool let me know when you deploy

[upbeat bobcat]

Okay.

[vocal basin]

I prefer self-hosting this one as an alternative to Notion
https://www.getoutline.com/

there is a lack of advanced access control in free offering, as usual

but for what I do it's good enough

[upbeat bobcat]

Any reason?

[willow gate]

will try

[vocal basin]

Notion is pain to setup 1) for free 2) where I live

[willow gate]

recently using coda

[vocal basin]

it's just easier for me to self-host

also auth is managed externally

with anything OAuth2-compatible

in my case, Gitea

[upbeat bobcat]

Never used notion.

[willow gate]

can you send doc for self hosting

[upbeat bobcat]

brb

[vocal basin]

https://docs.getoutline.com/s/hosting/doc/hosting-outline-nipGaCRBDu

source-available; not necessarily open-source

https://docs.getoutline.com/s/hosting/doc/docker-7pfeLP5a8t

(though I don't think there's actually an option other than Docker)

[willow gate]

i don't know much about Docker

[vocal basin]

for hosting existing tools it's quite simple

[terse rose]

ooo a new docker thingy for me to use

thanks m8

[vocal basin]

at least compared to non-docker options

[vocal basin]

I had a list of stuff I have/want to have in docker; will try to find that

[terse rose]

i have a ton of docker containers i use if you are interested in some suggestions i have loads

can give ya the compose file too

[vocal basin]

this has the whole compose file, I think

except for http proxy

though

no, wait, that too

[terse rose]

easy nginx

or caddy whatever u like

[vocal basin]

it includes https-portal

[terse rose]

Have you used this Alisa ?

its self hosted kanban

docker image available

[vocal basin]

I use issues+projects in Gitea/Forgejo for that
and, if it's not code-related, there's a kanban plugin for Nextcloud

[terse rose]

this one is cool too (dbgate)
It is compatible with all major database types

[terse rose]

fair enough i use gitlab i wanted to try gitea but we are already all set up ci/cd wise on gitlab

[willow gate]

@somber heath hello, how are you?

[vocal basin]

Forgejo's feature advantage is in how many package registries it supports
(not listing Gitea there, it's heading a weird direction)

built-in cargo support is why I won't be switching to GitLab any time soon

[somber heath]

@cold warren 👋

[vocal basin]

iirc GitLab had cargo as experimental but not anymore

(might be misremembering)

[terse rose]

hmmm we build for tauri

you think forejo could be a good idea?

[vocal basin]

do you make your own lib crates?

as in separate repos

[terse rose]

no not now

maybe in the future but not now

[cold warren]

hey, new to this stuff so my mic doesnt work

[terse rose]

Do you use anything for container management ?

[vocal basin]

for depending on them (assuming not published to crates.io) there's three options:
git tag
custom registry
path (do version tracking externally)

[somber heath]

!voice

[wise cargo]

Voice verification

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[vocal basin]

things like portainer?

[cold warren]

ahh

okay

[terse rose]

yeah thats what im currently using

[vocal basin]

I uninstalled it recently

[terse rose]

was wondering if there is anything else out there

[cold warren]

I have just started with python stuff tbh

okay

[vocal basin]

on stuff I host myself, I just docker compose up -d everything

[cold warren]

im trying to follow youtube guides and stuff

[vocal basin]

I do understand how portainer could help with some observability things

[cold warren]

what documentation?

[terse rose]

@vocal basin Yeah thats what i also do but we needed a web ui management panel so that other people on our team can access the containers

restart them

etc

[cold warren]

like on vsc

[vocal basin]

VSC does have documentation popup

but it's a bit hard to use

[cold warren]

okay

[terse rose]

just use vim 🧑‍🍳

[vocal basin]

there is an extension for doc panel

[vocal basin]

last time I used Vim with an LSP it had basically the same problem lmao

and also broken colours

[cold warren]

im not really sure what to do within python, i haven't done any stuff relating to code but i have signed up for a cs a-levell

what stuff do you recommend i learn?

[terse rose]

Do projects

thats the best way to learn

[upper basin]

Learn python. Do projects to actually master it. Then, you can learn new languages, and focus on different fields, i.e., AI/ML, HPC, Web dev, etc.

OCW has a great duo course on python. 60001 and 60002.

[vocal basin]

default jupyter has basically no LSP too

as in visible

and stuff that you can get from it, it pulls from whatever IPython does

[cold warren]

i will look into this i think

[somber heath]

@valid stag 👋

[vocal basin]

https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/user/packages/package_registry/supported_package_managers.html
https://forgejo.org/docs/latest/user/packages/

[somber heath]

@pseudo dune 👋

@errant laurel 👋

[errant laurel]

I don't have permission to talk.

[vocal basin]

!voice

[wise cargo]

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[errant laurel]

Ah I don't have atleast 50 message to unmute

@somber heath

[upper basin]

You can check by going to #bot-commands and typing !user.

[errant laurel]

Oh ok thanks to letting me know.

It is good to learn python

For data science.

[peak depot]

Opali

[cold warren]

Hey guys, how do i embed a value into a text that is printed?

[vocal basin]

!f-string

[wise cargo]

Format-strings

Creating a Python string with your variables using the + operator can be difficult to write and read. F-strings (format-strings) make it easy to insert values into a string. If you put an f in front of the first quote, you can then put Python expressions between curly braces in the string.

>>> snake = "pythons"
>>> number = 21
>>> f"There are {number * 2} {snake} on the plane."
"There are 42 pythons on the plane."

Note that even when you include an expression that isn't a string, like number * 2, Python will convert it to a string for you.

[vocal basin]

@cold warren

@verbal zenith is it static/initalised once per program run?

just Arc otherwise?

[vocal basin]

you're missing conversion to int

[cold warren]

how do i do that?

[vocal basin]

!e

print("2" * 5)
print(int("2") * 5)

[wise cargo]

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

001 | 22222
002 | 10

[vocal basin]

int(input())

@verbal zenith https://crates.io/crates/dashmap

[cold warren]

I love incredibles

how do i get an answer from an input as an integer instead of a string?

im assuming thats my issue

[upbeat bobcat]

@cold warren

[upper basin]

Cast int.

[cold warren]

I seem to have made an error

[upper basin]

Yeah, at the end of line 6 you have the letter S?

see the red underline?

[cold warren]

okay makes sense

deleted it

still have the integer issue tho

[upper basin]

Ok, do the course I mentioned.

Get the basics down first.

[vocal basin]

int(costs) is unnecessary

you need to call int on whatever input returns

!e

print(int("2" * 5))  # what you currently have
print(int("2") * 5)

[wise cargo]

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

001 | 22222
002 | 10

[vocal basin]

@verbal zenith add tracing, make terminal explode

also

put a strict limit on loops

if you don't see a loop, then trace

[cold warren]

i think ive figured it out

[vocal basin]

log where you're in code

[vocal basin]

@verbal zenith

[vocal basin]

seems okay

tracing
tracing-subscriber

[vocal basin]

@verbal zenith for when you do add tracing

https://docs.rs/tracing-subscriber/latest/tracing_subscriber/fmt/fn.init.html

it's conditionally instrumented

so impact on speed when you have RUST_LOG set to nothing will be not so big

I need to copy a project into another project when tags change
(working on automating that)

@verbal zenith there is also this crate for colours

"just don't look into Cargo.lock or you might find out you have 20 different colourisation libraries"

having _SOMETHING_ is a bit odd

#[non_exhaustive] on the enum
#[doc(hidden)] on the specific variants

if only used in the same crate, then, yes, without #[non_exhaustive]

where is ReportKind created?

have separate methods for each kind, make ReportKind non-pub

@verbal zenith just initialise in different order

(depending on whether or not level is independent from kind)

Report::builder().kind1(a, b).build()
Report::builder().kind2(a, b, c).build()

Report::builder(level).kind1(a, b).build()
Report::builder(level).kind2(a, b, c).build()

or just directly have those methods on Report

Report::kind1(level, whatever_kind1_needs).build()

[eager tapir]

@vocal basin

[vocal basin]

@verbal zenith will work most of the time, yes

@verbal zenith ToString and Display are basically same

if T: Display, then T: ToString

[gaunt gulch]

how can i cook?

[gentle flint]

with a heat source, food and a pan

[gloomy lantern]

mob

[vocal basin]

can you show that as_something method that converts to another report type again?

@verbal zenith

@verbal zenith looks more like a to_something method

[upbeat bobcat]

@wind raptor I was afk. You said something?

[willow gate]

@wind raptor hey

great and you

wanna play chess?

chess.com

@wind raptor you are in that server too ? we can play bobble league in activity

[wind raptor]

https://lichess.org/UsrVXUO2 @willow gate

[upbeat bobcat]

who is black?

[willow gate]

@wind raptor

[wind raptor]

me

[upbeat bobcat]

nice!

Hmm mindful is thinking

@wind raptor @willow gate GG!

[willow gate]

@wind raptor gg

[wind raptor]

gg

That was fun.

[willow gate]

yep

wanna play bobble league ?

[wind raptor]

Naa, I'm good.

[dire pebble]

Can anybody give a mostly simple example for this syntax behaviour?

Because I don't really get if it has a functionality or it's generally for documentation

[vocal basin]

@lavish rover yeah, there are cases where impl is the way to make it just work;
even if there's only a single type implementing the trait

I might try to dig up examples, but that'll take time

"best thing" about impl Trait: lifetimes often go away

[lavish rover]

it's alright im not invested

[dire pebble]

@vocal basin Do u know bout what I'm tryna understand?

You can gimme some source of explanation at least

Anybody whoever knows

[vocal basin]

will be back in ~hour

[cold warren]

yo

[upbeat bobcat]

Hi

[verbal zenith]

https://crates.io/crates/ariadne

[upbeat bobcat]

Vacations are ended so I have to go school tomorrow so gn guys

[cold warren]

US?

[upbeat bobcat]

nope

[manic cosmos]

hey

[wind raptor]

Hey @manic cosmos 👋

[manic cosmos]

I am good

how are you?

not at the moment, I was curious to see what others were doing

oohhh cool

what kind of website is it?

got it

lol

collabs are difficult

have you ever tried any ml model?

yup

I see

well thats true

data collection is worse than cleaning, cleaning still makes sense some times

I have done one or two models but sometimes it gets confusing

I am trying to learn it

honestly same 😂

bye, have fun @wind raptor

[spare galleon]

should all my HTML be written in my JS, because right now thats how my system is

[neat radish]

hey, What is f" "?

[weary sail]

f string?

you can use it like this

value = 42
print(f"The answer is {value}.")

or

x = 5
y = 10
print(f"Five plus ten is {x + y}.")

[wanton trout]

please join the voice chat 0 if you know a thing or two about AI, I really need help with something

[vocal basin]

HTML in JS as in creating it with raw primitives like document.createElement or actual HTML[-like] code inside JS (JSX/html`<div></div>` things/innerHTML)?

[narrow ember]

@vocal basin hi help me

[vocal basin]

help with what?

[narrow ember]

a code

[upbeat bobcat]

@wind raptor Why I am not able to download the tensorflow library?

oh not Tensorflow Cuba

I download the lastest version as you know I had the pip problem

its 3.12

Yes!

GTX 1660 super

Okay.

still asking for upgrade

[upbeat bobcat]

It is saying that is upgrading and still asking for update again

[vocal basin]

what a difficult choice of what colour to use

red/yellow/green don't fit

dimmed blue looks way too grey on the background I have

(not shown there)

[upbeat bobcat]

@wind raptor It is fixed and installed

[south temple]

hello

[vocal basin]

@upper basin MSDN

just read the docs

microsoft developer network

or whatever it stands for

in case of C it isn't really about learning the language

language itself is very small

yes, bigger than ALGOL, but still

[wind raptor]

https://www.freecodecamp.org/learn/foundational-c-sharp-with-microsoft

[vocal basin]

there is standard library (which you aren't guaranteed to have)

and that too isn't that big

[wind raptor]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YrtFtdTTfv0

[vocal basin]

at least the common parts

[upper basin]

https://www.educative.io/courses/learn-c-from-scratch

[south temple]

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/shows/csharp-fundamentals-for-absolute-beginners/
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/shows/csharp-for-beginners/

[vocal basin]

it's Linux-/Windows-/whatever-specific stuff that will be the most of learning C

@wind raptor did you learn how to handle alignment too?

[south temple]

I'm switching from C# to Python

[wind raptor]

Yeah. And create custom alignments (not efficient)

[vocal basin]

aligned_alloc is very recent

C11

not as recent as 0b syntax (C23) but still

@upper basin itertools

[wind raptor]

Oh, did not learn that. I thought you meant how data will align in your registers

[vocal basin]

it needs to be aligned both in registers and in memory

iirc LLVM got part 1 of that wrong

r stands for either recall or remember which might be making it harder

same for afair

2rc

[south temple]

Microsoft Learn is actually kind of that they have 2-3 devs making courses live/online

I just find it hard to learn courses from watching videos, I always feel sleepy after sometime no matter how good the speaker is. I prefer jumping into coding directly now and use readme docs mostly to learn 🙂 . It is going good so far.

[somber heath]

Howdy how.

Mindful, you...yes.

Sounding better.

[south temple]

hello

[somber heath]

Back to sounding like you again.

They're trying to make you pay for your freedom of speech.

Socket.

If you wanted a non-gendered term.

That doesn't make it sound like sex.

So do we.

[south temple]

🤣

[vocal basin]

@upper basin to make spaces not matter

free-form parsing

[somber heath]

!e py print('So can Python.');

[wise cargo]

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

So can Python.

[upper basin]

You mean the spaces after the code?

print(b) # SPACES HERE?

[vocal basin]

!e

print(1) print(2)

[wise cargo]

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

001 |   File "/home/main.py", line 1
002 |     print(1) print(2)
003 |              ^^^^^
004 | SyntaxError: invalid syntax

[somber heath]

!e py print(1);print(2)

[wise cargo]

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

001 | 1
002 | 2

[vocal basin]

^not free-form

[south temple]

!e

print(print(2))

[wise cargo]

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

001 | 2
002 | None

[south temple]

!e

print(print(1);print(2))

[wise cargo]

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

001 |   File "/home/main.py", line 1
002 |     print(print(1);print(2))
003 |                   ^
004 | SyntaxError: invalid syntax

[south temple]

!e

print(print(1)print(2))

[wise cargo]

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

001 |   File "/home/main.py", line 1
002 |     print(print(1)print(2))
003 |           ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
004 | SyntaxError: invalid syntax. Perhaps you forgot a comma?

[somber heath]

@pliant kiln 👋

[vocal basin]

@upper basin there are no functions

only methods and lambdas

[south temple]

you don't have to put main now actually with latest C#

[vocal basin]

@upper basin in both Java and C# it's static methods

[vocal basin]

also that

it will implicitly generate the class

iirc

though it might have an exception for main

[south temple]

I have to go now, see you guys

[somber heath]

@deep trellis @flint cape 👋

There ought not to have been, I...

Ace.

No.

[nimble kernel]

I'm going to start DSA today.

[somber heath]

I ha...

Ace.

[nimble kernel]

Thanks @wind raptor , any tips you would like suggesting?

[somber heath]

I've got my earphones in, so there shouldn't have been any echo.

[nimble kernel]

I think I'm gonna be starting with arrays,

[wind raptor]

https://neetcode.io/roadmap

[somber heath]

Might have been the audio sensitivity being aggressive.

[nimble kernel]

Oh sure, i'll check this out

For the beginning, should i watch some basic tutorials or jsut read documentations and stuff for it and get right to solving problems

[nimble kernel]

@wind raptor

[somber heath]

"I do tons of leetcode and I have Kali linux installed as my daily driver because I want to learn hacking."

[nimble kernel]

Yes, im okay with watching videos but also want to practice alongside

Something like freecodecamp does..

Also what are your thoughts on these courses they have?

[somber heath]

@hoary ermine 👋

[nimble kernel]

like are they worth the time?

I don't really care about the certifications they have to offer, i just want to learn stuff is what i care most about

Oh okay

[hoary ermine]

👋 hiii

[nimble kernel]

Thanks for the insight Dev

[hoary ermine]

java 💀

[nimble kernel]

I'll be going now

[wind raptor]

!stream 1229473464390520882

[wise cargo]

✅ @storm bison can now stream until <t:1723469283:f>.

[spare galleon]

the second one like

function adjustContent() {
    const landscapeContent = `
        <div class="container">
            <header class="header-background">
                <h1>Hello World</h1>
                <p>welcome to my humble website, look and around and enjoy!, here i will post my short stories and my experiments with JS</p>
            </header>
        </div>

        <div class="BG-image" id="video-loop">
            <canvas id="background-video-loop" style="position: absolute;"></canvas>
            <div class="container1"> 
                <section class="section">
                    <h1 class="about-me">about me</h1>
                </section>

                <section class="section">
                    <h2>My Writing Projects</h2>
                </section>
            </div>
        </div>

        <div>
            <footer class="container2">
                <p>Thank you for visiting my website</p>
                <a href="javascript_blog.html">javascript_blog</a>
            </footer>
        </div>
    `;```
i created a system to allow me to only show specific html to specific orientations, and was wondering if that was "fine" or good practice

all of my HTML for my website exists inside JS

and then i use inner.HTML

[somber heath]

@fleet bane 👋

[obsidian dragon]

@wind raptor

[amber raptor]

function tacview($aLanguage = "en") {
        // Open language file
        $_LANGUAGE = array();
        $_LANGUAGE['information'] = 'Mission Information';
        $_LANGUAGE['events'] = 'Events';
        $_LANGUAGE['missionName'] = 'Name';
        $_LANGUAGE['missionTime'] = 'Time';
        $_LANGUAGE['missionDuration'] = 'Duration';
        $_LANGUAGE['time'] = 'Time';
        $_LANGUAGE['action'] = 'Action';
        $_LANGUAGE['type'] = 'Type';

        $_LANGUAGE['HasLanded'] = 'has landed at';
        $_LANGUAGE['HasTakeOff'] = 'has taken off from';
        $_LANGUAGE['HasTakenOff'] = 'has taken off from';
        $_LANGUAGE['HasBeenDestroyed'] = 'has been destroyed';
        $_LANGUAGE['HasEnteredTheArea'] = 'has entered the area';
        $_LANGUAGE['HasLeftTheArea'] = 'has left the area';
        $_LANGUAGE['statsByPilot'] = 'Pilots Statistics';
        $_LANGUAGE['pilotStats'] = 'Statistics';
        $_LANGUAGE['takeoff'] = 'Takeoffs';
        $_LANGUAGE['takeoff_long'] = 'Takeoffs';
        $_LANGUAGE['landing'] = 'Landings';
        $_LANGUAGE['landing_long'] = 'Landings';
        $_LANGUAGE['aircraft'] = 'Aircraft';
        $_LANGUAGE['pilotName'] = 'Pilot';
        #require_once "languages/tacview_" . $aLanguage . ".php";
        #require_once __DIR__ . "languages/tacview_" . $aLanguage . ".php";
        $this->language = $_LANGUAGE;
    }

    //
    // return language caption
    //
    function L($aId)
    {
        /*
        if (isset($_LANGUAGE[$aId])) {
            return $_LANGUAGE[$aId];
        } else {
            return "Translation not found for '$_LAN'";
        }
            */
         if (isset($this->language[$aId])) {
            return $this->language[$aId];
        } else {
            return $this->language['hit'];
        }
    }```

[amber raptor]

    function tacview($aLanguage = "en")
    {

        // This function no longer does anything. While it's called, the object that is loaded in class is not called by anything.
        require_once "languages/tacview_" . $aLanguage . ".php";
        $this->language = $_LANGUAGE;
    }

    //
    // return language caption
    //
    function L($aId)
    {
        // This requires some explaination
        // During PHP 8 upgrade, the function tacview no longer seems to work correctly due to this object reference no longer working
        // Apparently PHP committee in it's wisdom decided to break something and I can't cared to fix PHP code because I despise PHP
        // Since I only care about English, I hard coded the English and called it a day. Someone else can fix it.
        // This comes from languages/tacview_en.php```

[upper basin]

https://www.educative.io/courses/learn-c-from-scratch

https://www.educative.io/courses/learn-cpp-from-scratch

https://www.educative.io/courses/learn-rust-from-scratch

[peak depot]

https://tenor.com/view/family-guy-take-on-me-happy-dance-dancing-moves-gif-17725539

[somber heath]

https://api.deepai.org/job-view-file/3cfdddb3-35da-4d36-b738-1ae306ba7856/outputs/output.jpg?art-image=true "Yaas, queen, slay."

[peak depot]

A-ha is a Norwegian synth-pop band formed in Oslo in 1982

https://youtu.be/Adgx9wt63NY?si=n-tnfho5WRQrEOIB

https://tenor.com/view/elektra-shock-charisma-uniqueness-nerve-and-talent-and-talent-cuna-drag-queen-gif-21824340

[quartz beacon]

meeee :3

[peak depot]

https://tenor.com/view/starship-troopers-gif-18102989

https://tenor.com/view/the-boys-real-heros-dont-do-drugs-soldier-boy-psa-jensen-ackles-gif-25818534

https://www.marvel.com/comics/series/15487/deadpool_kills_the_marvel_universe_2011_2012

[obsidian dragon]

The Dictate feature is powered by Microsoft’s speech recognition technology. It’s the same tech that powers Cortana, so you know it’s pretty smart.

[vocal basin]

@quartz beacon polonium

iirc the cost was estimated at something like billion rubles

Nemtsov was shot

novichok is way cheaper

it's an actual practical weapon

[vocal basin]

this leaves less traces

[rugged root]

Significant traces

[vocal basin]

very few actually

it is hard to prove that it was polonium

[obsidian dragon]

@still glen talk about the project here

[still glen]

?

[vocal basin]

this is why they picked a specific, even more expensive isotope

[rugged root]

Fair

Still, like if they don't care about detection (which at that point why would they) there's things that are plenty lethal that are much much easier to get

Back in a sec

[vocal basin]

Flask is simplest with templating built-in

if you don't involve templating, FastAPI will be as easy or even easier to use, often

existential programmers

[still herald]

Yoooooo

[vocal basin]

so just an automation tool

have you considered writing it as a shell script

@dry jasper there is BSL

[wind raptor]

https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/security/how-to-centralize-and-automate-iam-policy-creation-in-sandbox-development-and-test-environments/

[vocal basin]

technically not open-source

but source-available

[fierce stratus]

he does not wants to share the idea I guess

[wind raptor]

!stream 642752245968011284

[wise cargo]

✅ @latent nimbus can now stream until <t:1723476987:f>.

[vocal basin]

@rugged root it is possible to have something quite valuable/unique in 500 lines;
but, yeah, often that'll just "collide" with existing systems

[rugged root]

I'm saying regarding the system actively recommending solutions and making all of this fully automated, even having things auto apply to relevant users and what not

[vocal basin]

(this is actually not as memey as it might sound)

@rugged root isn't Active Directory for more local networks?

like

not for cloud somewhere else

@rugged root for API requests I'd still recommend FastAPI

just because it's async-native

[upper basin]

I'm back. Anything happen?

[upbeat bobcat]

JailBreaker is telling his idea

[upper basin]

Why is he upset then?

[upbeat bobcat]

Idk

[vocal basin]

every mention of HTTP versions reminds me of the nightmare that is async-h1

thing that only supports exactly HTTP/1.1

and whenever you see async-h1 there is literally nothing you can do, everything is dead

Java is catching up to Kotlin (and at times doing better)

@rugged root and 7

[wind raptor]

I just love the syntax and structure much more

[vocal basin]

suspend functions are now a rudiment

[sleek trout]

hi

[coarse geyser]

hi

[vocal basin]

because of changes to JVM

it's Azure taking AD into cloud

not backintegrating AD into whatever AWS do

[coarse geyser]

@wind raptor i have been talking for almost 10 yrs now and my txts didnt reach 50 msgs yet !

[dry jasper]

https://youtu.be/AaoGJV_YD0g

[vocal basin]

@upper basin blue light production costs are higher

[upper basin]

Interesting.

[vocal basin]

wouldn't be suprised that it's The reason

[wind raptor]

It says you joined/rejoined this server 5 days ago.

[vocal basin]

like if you have a thermal light, you can filter it to be red/green

[upper basin]

Purple, just do whatever.

[vocal basin]

but when you put it through a blue filter it becomes way dimmer than other two

[coarse geyser]

it's suppose to be a joke 😐

[wind raptor]

You have 30 messages

You'll get there soon

[wind raptor]

Sarcasm doesn't convey well over text

[coarse geyser]

technically this discord server havent been created 10 yrs before hh

[wind raptor]

That's a no from me dog.

@finite hatch What have you been working on?

whoops, wrong ping

[coarse geyser]

working on making my msgs reach 50 one's

[wind raptor]

I'm trying to help you get there. Any projects going on?

[coarse geyser]

yes i see, am wokring on creating a calculator using python

[wind raptor]

Nice! GUI or terminal app?

[coarse geyser]

terminal apps, and now trying to integrate a gui using tkinter

[wind raptor]

How are you liking TK?

[coarse geyser]

u mean why have i choose it ?

[wind raptor]

No, how are you enjoying the library?

[coarse geyser]

aah get it,
seems good, but am trying to make my code modular so it can fit well for widgets creating consepts

idk if u have an idea about it, u think is it gud ?

[wind raptor]

Yeah, it's good to play around with things and see what works.

[coarse geyser]

oh, thanks (how much is my text counter now ?)

[wind raptor]

+7 or 8 lol

[upbeat bobcat]

you can check yourself by !u in #bot-commands

[coarse geyser]

is there any bot that add me +7 msg (cheat?)

[wind raptor]

You're pretty close now, it would suck to have to add 2 weeks on for cheating

[upbeat bobcat]

yep

[coarse geyser]

so cheating is an option? seriously guys!

[wind raptor]

It's not an option

[vocal basin]

in some languages HashSet<K> is literally just a wrapper around HashMap<K, SomethingEmpty>

[coarse geyser]

okay

[coarse geyser]

which projects have u been working on lately ?

[wind raptor]

A couple of websites at the moment.

[coarse geyser]

Great, so yea

[upbeat bobcat]

7 left

[coarse geyser]

no way,

7 since we strt talking

[fierce stratus]

I hate my tests 🤯

[coarse geyser]

where did my msgs go ?

[upbeat bobcat]

idk

[coarse geyser]

which framworks have u used ?

[vocal basin]

just a reminder: messages in #bot-commands don't count

[coarse geyser]

this is mind games guys

[coarse geyser]

okay

[wind raptor]

bun, elysia, turso, htmx, and tailwind.

[coarse geyser]

Nice

!

[wind raptor]

I decided to have some fun with them. I've been loving htmx in my mix.

[coarse geyser]

how does it feel to have fun with something challeging ? i mean how you overcome the fear

[wind raptor]

Much nicer than having something really bulky like react.

You just do it. I'm not afraid to play around with new technologies. I do my research and then a little tutorial and then I make my own thing with it.

[vocal basin]

why is logo on elysia front page so reminiscent of react docs uwu mode

[upbeat bobcat]

I think you are done

[coarse geyser]

oooh!

[upbeat bobcat]

!voice

[wise cargo]

Voice verification

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

[wind raptor]

It reminds me of the Firefox logo

[wind raptor]

Oh that one

[vocal basin]

https://react.dev/?uwu

[stuck furnace]

!u 425552190283972608

[wise cargo]

milieni

User information

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[stuck furnace]

Yeah mouse over it

[vocal basin]

(GMT+3)

[fierce stratus]

ha, I thought its pop up, was trying to delete get rid of it) LOL

[sweet lodge]

we will be taking no questions at this time

[stuck furnace]

👋

[wind raptor]

Looks good. Ship it

[peak depot]

did u make that?

[sweet lodge]

Nah, Joe did I think

[nimble kernel]

who's joe

[sweet lodge]

The old owner

Look in the Founders role in the sidebar

[upper basin]

https://developer.android.com/guide

@idle vector

@terse rose come up.

Hey bud.

[terse rose]

whaddup

[upper basin]

You doing good sir?

[terse rose]

im doing well thanks 🙂

hru

[upper basin]

Good to hear. Oh, I'm just coding 24/7 basically hehe. Fun times.

[terse rose]

same thing lol

been working on DynaMix a lot

I got a clustered cross region database setup and a caching layer im working on

[wind raptor]

https://www.escapology.com/en/london-canada

@idle vector

Gotta go for a little bit.

Cheers all 😄

[frozen owl]

!paste

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[frozen owl]

"heatwave forecast for uk"

probs due to the azores high

[frozen owl]

personally i dont like these tiles

i like marble floor

idc "it's gonna feel cold in the winter"

[gentle flint]

now that is a pain to install

[frozen owl]

yeah lol

$$$

[gentle flint]

also keep in mind that when I move out I need to remove it

[frozen owl]

https://youtu.be/S9md2Tn1Hms

[somber heath]

https://tenor.com/view/baka-anime-gif-22001672

[austere hornet]

[somber heath]

@whole bear 👋

[whole bear]

Hello there

I'm like 30 words short from being umuted

meanwhile, i'm doing a assessment

[frozen owl]

you mean 30 messages?

[whole bear]

is it 30?

i thought it was 50

[frozen owl]

yeah, but you said 30

[whole bear]

yeah, i type 20 already

[frozen owl]

and i doubt that the system checks for the length of messages but the number of individual messages

[whole bear]

I know i know

[gentle flint]

50 - 20 = 30
so 30 left

[whole bear]

I KNOW D:

[gentle flint]

quik mafs

[whole bear]

That what i'm saying

I got 30 more

whatever lmao

anyway, i got to create a password manager using python for an assessment

[gentle flint]

that's easy enough

[austere hornet]

lol

[gentle flint]

sounds fun

[austere hornet]

aussie accent

OZ ACSHCENT

[whole bear]

yeah. but i got till 11pm (my time) to do it and i barely know what i'm doing lmao

i also have to encrypt and dencrypt it as well

wouldn't all link to your IP?

[frozen owl]

for some reason my "school email" doesnt even fucking work

like i dont have GH student stuff

like no access to github copilot etc

although things might change next month

my next school email will be microsoft-based

not much better (if not worse) than google tbh

[austere hornet]

microsoft-based email!!!

[whole bear]

charSet="0123456789ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz`~!@#$%^&*()_-=|}]{["':;?/>.<, "
enname = "".join([charSet[(charSet.find(c)+3)%95] for c in name])

using that

[frozen owl]

https://xkcd.com/538/

xkcd: Security

Actual actual reality: nobody cares about his secrets. (Also, I would be hard-pressed to find that wrench for $5.)

[austere hornet]

I abuse copilot to learn cpp faster

[somber heath]

A fixed shift Ceasar cypher is not a very good encryption.

[whole bear]

yeah, i'm aware. it just what i been told to use for my school work

[frozen owl]

yk i can read philosophy content on sharepoint even though i dont plan on studying philosophy this sept

like i can read everything

sharepoint is wild af

[whole bear]

what i have to do for the password manager

and has to have all that

[peak depot]

schoolwork?

[somber heath]

If you're here for help, it may be better to make a help post.

#❓｜how-to-get-help

[whole bear]

nahh, i'm good for now

just chatting away

[frozen owl]

but this

[whole bear]

.>

[somber heath]

https://tenor.com/view/calm-down-gif-14375426923600789607

[whole bear]

what's up

[somber heath]

Panicking. 😄

[whole bear]

what about xD

[somber heath]

Anything.

[somber heath]

@merry bison 👋

[merry bison]

👋

ah i see

makes sense

rip i needed help with installing python

[somber heath]

@terse rose 👋

[terse rose]

hey

ill brb breakfast just delivered ❗

[somber heath]

You can talk, it's fine.

I'm just muted because reasons.

Yahoy.

What is breakfast?

@terse rose

[terse rose]

chicken rice egg veggies

this good sauce

[somber heath]

I draw a line at chicken for breakfast. Late breakfast/brunch chicken, yes.

[terse rose]

i eat like one big meal a day so this is it lol

[somber heath]

I don't really draw a line.

Chicken is nice.

[terse rose]

yea

used to be cheap too 😢

used to

[somber heath]

Cherry lime. Chime? Lerry? Hrm.

Lirry?

Oh, honey, crazy is just the start.

[somber heath]

Obey your thirst? Is thirst the boss of me?

I mean...yeah.

The Coca Cola company or whoever is not, however.

You could ask specifically for the sugar version and to bring the can.

[somber heath]

prit
Chill

Will pass.

Probably.

They already are.

This is about gating the internet and data collection.

It's worse than Texas.

[rugged root]

I will be genuinely upset if I lose you from here

[somber heath]

Digital id. Government app on the phone that is your id. Communicates with the government api to grab tokens you show to people that scan it and that communicates with the government.

Saves everything.

"Oh, you used your id here, here and here for this and that."

But it's a privacy measure.

Also banning <16s from social media...by making everyone use this id to access social media.

and people aren't upset

and adult content

Included in this.

So you're basically registering all your everything using this id with the government

"Social media."

Oh yes.

But it will make using physical ids a problem of the past.

...

It's tied with your government id.

So any fudging in that regard would be a crime.

[upper basin]

I will swim to the bush, and give you a letter every week.

[somber heath]

I want ph to block Australia at this point.

[upper basin]

Inside it'll say "Hallo."

[somber heath]

Because that will get people's attention about what's at stake.

[upper basin]

I can also build a massive arrow and just shoot at you, but I may miss your house by a few blocks.

[somber heath]

I heard it was bad regex.

Oh well.

One other thing I don't know how much they've considered is if this becomes the norm, what happens to people who don't have smartphones?

They just don't exist?

They don't have the same access as people with smartphones?

"Hi, welcome to financial support, please scan your smartpho-oh, no phone? Too poor to buy one? Sorry, no financial assistance for you."

"Sorry, no social media for you."

"Sorry, no adult content for you."

[peak depot]

they changed public healthcare system in Finland so that all the old people had to get a computer and/or smartphone cos yo can´t just call anywhere anymore - need to use chat or book appointment to a nurse to call u (via internet)

[somber heath]

The internet network rollout was like that.

Everyone had to get a modem to have a landline.

Implications for health alert systems.

Heart attack while the power is out? Well, fuck you.

Your alert pendant won't work.

[peak depot]

they also changed that u won´t get an ambulance unless u r literally dying

[somber heath]

There was an announced overhaul of our health system. Performative blather.

[upper basin]

@vocal basin jump up.

[terse rose]

Bun 1.1: Bundows is here

[upper basin]

Is there a Ubundo?

Bundas.

[obsidian dragon]

Boon Docks

[upper basin]

Noon Docks.

[somber heath]

That's not wordle.

[upper basin]

It's Schmordle.

It's a new game. Patent pending.

[somber heath]

Wordle is the word guessing in n tries.

[scarlet halo]

@rugged root can i stream

[bleak copper]

I use linux system for linux.

[scarlet halo]

linux subsystem for windows

leasew

lsw

[rugged root]

!stream 710856373675491381

[wise cargo]

✅ @scarlet halo can now stream until <t:1723560174:f>.

[bleak copper]

linux subsystem for windows = azure.

[rugged root]

For PonyORM

https://ponyorm.org/

[scarlet halo]

postgres squeel

[somber heath]

P.G. Squeal.

[scarlet halo]

pog squeal

[upper basin]

MC Squeel.

[somber heath]

Pig Squeal.

[upper basin]

Lil Squeel.

[scarlet halo]

.

peegee sequel

[rugged root]

https://sql.js.org/#/

[upper basin]

!paste

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[upper basin]

Could I get some help on this please?

https://paste.pythondiscord.com/5TOA

[frozen owl]

i feel like doing blender again

but then

shit hardware

[scarlet halo]

excuse me what the actual

huh

[upper basin]

It's a profiler result.

You use it to see the bottlenecks of your code.

See what takes the longest.

[scarlet halo]

ohhh

[frozen owl]

yeah i used it before and it was super helpful

[scarlet halo]

im making a programming language without a lexer or anything

somehow

"spawner" 💀

[vocal basin]

best error message I saw today

[scarlet halo]

is a garbage.

[terse rose]

https://tenor.com/view/fat-pig-fat-pig-reincarnated-fat-pig-piggy-out-gif-16191771160011795933

Introducing Squeel DB

Investors welcome

[vocal basin]

ip route add

yes

[frozen owl]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i5pflw2QmMM

actually kinda satisfying bc i hate wasps

[scarlet halo]

i need to reproduce what is the exact command

[vocal basin]

~ # ip route add 9.0.0.2 via 9.0.0.1 dev tun1 --force
Error: either "to" is duplicate, or "--force" is a garbage.

also look at that amazing "to" is duplicate

when there are 0 tos

> deep copy is expensive
"that's why copy-on-write is superior"

Rust has &mut Arc<T> to &mut T

for T: Clone

[somber heath]

@gentle flint 🔇

[upbeat bobcat]

@rugged root How are you watching two screens?

[rugged root]

Carefully

Nah, you can do side by side

[upbeat bobcat]

how?

Oh if you pop out you can

[rugged root]

Ye

But mainly I'm swapping back and forth

[upbeat bobcat]

Yep you have to do that

[upper basin]

[{'gate': 'H', 'qubit_indices': 0}, {'gate': 'MCX', 'control_indices': [0, 1], 'target_indices': [2, 3]}]

[bleak copper]

https://peps.python.org/pep-0636/

[scarlet halo]

wait nooo

@rugged root my stream closed 😔

[rugged root]

https://tenor.com/usBsk3ubvaz.gif

Uno momento

[scarlet halo]

👍

[bleak copper]

what tech do you think this is?

[scarlet halo]

what if microsoft stopped using the nt kernel and switched to the linux kernel

[bleak copper]

We have been waiting for this since apple did it (ok it was freebsd but it was close).

[scarlet halo]

what is iOS

(the kernel i mean)

[bleak copper]

it's freebsd based. (slightly re-written)

[scarlet halo]

ah ok

[bleak copper]

what did you think of no-squeal?

[scarlet halo]

what is unknown?

[bleak copper]

be-os

linux is a 4.45? WOW where did these stats come from

[scarlet halo]

aseprite

@wind raptor i needed to make a 1x1 transparent image

[bleak copper]

I'm allergic to eggs. Use egg replacer for baking needs. 🙂

[frozen owl]

i suddenly want to make code that has deals with like live inputs from camera and does "edge" compute, something to do with CV/visual computing stuff

like VR, CV tasks, robotics, edge inference etc

[scarlet halo]

hemlock can i stream :3 @rugged root

[bleak copper]

look at what is there first but after some due dilligence make a library.

[hushed goblet]

can I ask what's going on
what's about this code ??
@upper basin
@rugged root
@gentle flint

[scarlet halo]

Egg

[upper basin]

Trying to optimize it.

[hushed goblet]

oh

that's seems cool
so is there any data analyzing or any kind of data ming in this project

[scarlet halo]

:(

[frozen owl]

but im unlikely to do anything with this idea, into my ever-growing list of todos :p

[scarlet halo]

yolk

[rugged root]

!stream 710856373675491381 1h

[wise cargo]

✅ @scarlet halo can now stream until <t:1723567196:f>.

[gentle flint]

@rugged root just looked it up

apparently dutch eggs are brushed and then dusted off with a large air blower

so apparently the layer is thin enough that it's not visible

[rugged root]

Ah, okay

Which also kind of supports my theory that the feather is there artificially

[gentle flint]

or that the blower isn't very good

[rugged root]

Or that the brush isn't thorough enough

[bleak copper]

https://numba.readthedocs.io/en/stable/

[upbeat bobcat]

@stark river Do you need asmr of eating fruits?

tell me if you need it I will come

[civic chasm]

@rugged root can i have min of you time

[civic chasm]

or could i ask to talk to mod or admin pls

[warped raft]

Hey I was having a problem in uploading a react project to git via visual code
It is stuck like this
Can anyone help?

[upbeat bobcat]

@coarse geyser hi

Good, how about you?

Are you working on something?

@coarse geyser

Yes, I am learning statistics for machine learning.

I am not expert

I started python 2-3 months ago

@coarse geyser

First language

Yep, reading a book about it

Its name is Grokking Algorithms

yep.

[upbeat bobcat]

if you want to read it download the lasted version so the code is latest

I didn't find the full book free I have half book ig

[nimble kernel]

@upbeat bobcat @coarse geyser 👋

[upbeat bobcat]

So, you should buy it from amazon

[upbeat bobcat]

Hey! how are you doing?

[nimble kernel]

Doing great, how about you?

[upbeat bobcat]

Great!

[upbeat bobcat]

@nimble kernel You can check this book

It is good

[nimble kernel]

https://algomap.io/

[nimble kernel]

sure

[upbeat bobcat]

@coarse geyser I am!

here

dm me

I have the first edition book whole i don't need it I need second edition

@coarse geyser It is in which format?

can you type it?

[coarse geyser]

epub

[upbeat bobcat]

I can covert it to pdf

telling you

[valid stag]

thats cool

[valid stag]

where are u from ?

[vocal basin]

@quartz beacon "Ulyanovsk NATO base officers took offence"

some NATO transport centre used to be in Ulyanovsk

fun fact: in 2004 Podolsk left Podolsk District (Podolskiy Rayon)

ɨ

(in IPA)