voice-chat-text-0

[pine token]

Agreed

LOL

men ngl

i just wanna

touch em toes

NAH

baegel

bae

bagel

NOT BAG

BAGEL

[primal shadow]

haggle for a baggle?

[pine token]

when the 2 g's?

bagel

or am i dumb?

https://tenor.com/view/wow-surprised-face-little-boss-gif-alisa-gif-16133616529628653686

ngl if yall want

a strong bagel

both 🙂

u see

NOpe

NGL best variabel to use

ez to understand u know

[somber heath]

Variable.

[pine token]

😐

tnx for the correction 😐

ye

YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

i used ctrl + c

me at night

https://tenor.com/view/among-us-sus-yhk-among-twerk-among-us-twerk-gif-23335803

oh nah

i was chill with it

i didnt mind tbh

NAHHHHHHHHHHHH

SHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

BOI STOP

😐

@somber heath help me with this

[somber heath]

@acoustic storm 👋

[pine token]

#coinflip
#



import random

Coin = True
TF =True

Sides =["heads", "tails"]

#Randomness
AI = random.choice(Sides)
AI = AI.lower()

#guesses
guess = input("Heads or Tails \n")
guess = guess.lower()

#checking answer
if guess == AI:
    print("AYE!! You where correct.")
elif guess != AI:
    print("Sadly you where wrong.")

#again?
while TF == True:
    check = input("would you like to try again? (yes or no):  ").lower()
    if check == "yes":
        TF = False
    elif check == "no":
        print ("Np let I (lotus.AI) termiate the code.")
        exit()
    else:
        print ("invalid syntax, try again")
Lotus = AI
del AI
    
#game loop
while Coin == True:
    AI = random.choice(Sides)
    AI = AI.lower()

    guess = input("Heads or Tails \n")
    guess = guess.lower()
    if guess == AI:
        print("AYE!! You where correct.")
    else:
        print("Sadly you where wrong.")

    
    check = input("would you like to try again? (yes or no):  ").lower()
    if check == "yes":
        continue
    elif check == "no":
        print ("Np let I (lotus.AI) termiate the code.")
        exit()
    else:
        print ("invalid syntax, try again")
Lotus = AI
del AI
print("ight!")

is it good

or nah

@primal shadow what funny huh

ight

[primal shadow]

Just thinking it was a combination of both prior comments. I quite love autoformatters

and the problem list from the extensions to clean up the nits

where -> were

[pine token]

ummmm

like

def main():

ye

i have

but

i gave it up

i tried

using it in another code

[whole bear]

whats going on?

[pine token]

just chilling

and coding

stuff

@peak depot welcome back

@somber heath ye id also wipe it all away

yes sit

sir*

ight bet

ima re write it

back

this is good?

oh

tnx man

true

[vestal copper]

true

[pine token]

seperate?

ight

is thsi good tho ?

[somber heath]

!code

[wise cargo]

Formatting code on Discord

Here's how to format Python code on Discord:

```py
print('Hello world!')
```

These are backticks, not quotes. Check this out if you can't find the backtick key.

For long code samples, you can use our pastebin.

[pine token]

ight BET

ah yes

[somber heath]

@errant laurel 👋

[vestal copper]

@pine token hiy

[pine token]

hi

guys

so i re did it

here is the code

[whole bear]

contrasiv learning?

[somber heath]

#media-processing message @whole bear

[pine token]

huh

[errant laurel]

Need 50 chats to unmute

[pine token]

import random

sides = ["heads", "tails"]
ai = random.choice(sides)

guess = input("Heads or Tails: ").lower()
if guess == ai:
    print("You win!")
else:
    print("You lose!")

choice = input("Would you like to play again? (yes or no) \n").lower()

while True:
    ai = random.choice(sides)
    guess =  input("Pick  Heads or Tails: ").lower()
    if guess == ai:
        print("you win the answer was", ai)
    else:
        print("you lose the answer was", ai)
    choice = input("Would you like to play again? (yes or no) \n").lower()
    if choice == "no":
        break
    if choice == "yes":
        continue
    else:
        while choice not in ["no", "yes"]:
            print ("there seem to be a mistake pls type yes or no")
            choice = input("Would you like to play again? (yes or no) \n").lower
        else:
            break

[errant laurel]

Restructuring can also be done by python?

[pine token]

is the code correct?

[errant laurel]

Destructuring rather

[pine token]

oh

oh

damn

[wind raptor]

I've been enjoying Arc

[vocal basin]

!e

ab = 1, 2
print(ab)
a, b = ab
print(a, b)

[wise cargo]

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

001 | (1, 2)
002 | 1 2

[errant laurel]

@wise cargo

@errant laurel check text

@wise cargo check text

[pine token]

yo

@somber heath i finished the code

import random

sides = ["heads", "tails"]
ai = random.choice(sides)

guess = input("Heads or Tails: ").lower()
if guess == ai:
    print("You win! the answer was "+ai)

else:
    print("You lose! the answer was", ai)

choice = input("Would you like to play again? (yes or no) \n").lower()

while True:
    ai = random.choice(sides)
    guess =  input("Heads or Tails: ").lower()
    if guess == ai:
        print("you win the answer was", ai)
    else:
        print("you lose the answer was", ai)
    choice = input("Would you like to play again? (yes or no) \n").lower()
    if choice == "no":
        break
    if choice == "yes":
        continue
    if choice not in ["no", "yes"]:
        print ("there seem to be a mistake pls type yes or no")
        choice = input("Would you like to play again? (yes or no) \n").lower
    if choice in ["no", "yes"]:
        continue

still long

ight

lemme try

AHHHHHHHHHHHH

dang

tnx man

true

[whole bear]

try deleting the home folder if he loses

😂

[pine token]

lol

import random

sides = ["heads", "tails"]
ai = random.choice(sides)

while True:
    ai = random.choice(sides)
    guess =  input("Heads or Tails: ").lower()
    if guess == ai:
        print("you win the answer was", ai)
    else:
        print("you lose the answer was", ai)
    choice = input("Would you like to play again? (yes or no) \n").lower()
    if choice == "no":
        break
    if choice == "yes":
        continue
    if choice not in ["no", "yes"]:
        print ("there seem to be a mistake pls type yes or no")
        choice = input("Would you like to play again? (yes or no) \n").lower
        break
    if choice in ["no", "yes"]:
        continue

damn code looks smaller

@somber heath tnx man

one while loop ow

damn

also @somber heath quick question is there anyway for me to do the

if choice not in ["no", "yes"]:
        print ("there seem to be a mistake pls type yes or no")
        choice = input("Would you like to play again? (yes or no) \n").lower
        break
    if choice in ["no", "yes"]:
        continue

its in the while loop

i should make another?

@somber heath so smthing like dis?

import random

sides = ["heads", "tails"]
ai = random.choice(sides)

while True:
    ai = random.choice(sides)
    guess =  input("Heads or Tails: ").lower()
    if guess == ai:
        print("you win the answer was", ai)
    else:
        print("you lose the answer was", ai)
    choice = input("Would you like to play again? (yes or no) \n").lower()
    if choice == "no":
        break
    if choice == "yes":
        continue
    while choice not in ["no", "yes"]:
        print ("there seem to be a mistake pls type yes or no")
        choice = input("Would you like to play again? (yes or no) \n").lower
        break

🙂

say it again

oh

EXPLAINS

[versed heath]

import random

sides = ["heads", "tails"]
ai = random.choice(sides)

while True:
    ai = random.choice(sides)
    guess = input("Heads or Tails: ").lower()
    if guess == ai:
        print("you win the answer was", ai)
    else:
        print("you lose the answer was", ai)
    choice = input("Would you like to play again? (yes or no) \n").lower()
    while choice not in ["no", "yes"]:
        print ("there seem to be a mistake pls type yes or no")
        choice = input("Would you like to play again? (yes or no) \n").lower
        break
    if choice == "no":
        break

[pine token]

add py

also

here

a problem

[undone bane]

```py

[pine token]

i think ik the fix tho

@somber heath

what about this?

import random

while True:
    sides = ["heads", " tails"]
    ai = random.choice(sides)
    guess =  input("Heads or Tails: ").lower()
    if guess == ai:
        print("you win the answer was", ai)
    else:
        print("you lose the answer was", ai)
    choice = input("Would you like to play again? (yes or no) \n").lower()
    if choice == "no":
        break
    if choice == "yes":
        continue
    while choice not in ["no", "yes"]:
        print ("there seem to be a mistake pls type yes or no")
        choice = input("Would you like to play again? (yes or no) \n").lower
    else:
        break

[versed heath]

choice = input("Would you like to play again? (yes or no) \n").lower()
    while choice not in ["no", "yes"]:
        print ("there seem to be a mistake pls type yes or no")
        choice = input("Would you like to play again? (yes or no) \n").lower
        break
    if choice == "no":
        break

[wind raptor]

get rid of that space before tails

[pine token]

ye

ight

[pine token]

tnx

alright

i made another adjustment

import random

while True:
    sides = ["heads", " tails"]
    ai = random.choice(sides)
    guess =  input("Heads or Tails: ").lower()
    if guess == ai:
        print("you win the answer was", ai)
    else:
        print("you lose the answer was", ai)
    choice = input("Would you like to play again? (yes or no) \n").lower()
    if choice == "no":
        break
    if choice == "yes":
        continue
    while choice not in ["no", "yes"]:
        print ("there seem to be a mistake pls type yes or no")
        choice = input("Would you like to play again? (yes or no) \n").lower
        if choice == "yes":
            continue
        elif choice == "no":
            break

idk

if this will work

but it looks like it should tho

ight

oh

what if i put exit()?

for elif choice=="no"?

[upbeat bobcat]

use else instead of if here ig and remove the choice == "yes" part

[versed heath]

import random

def heads_or_tails():
    sides = ["heads", "tails"]
    ai = random.choice(sides)

    while True:
        ai = random.choice(sides)
        guess = input("Heads or Tails: ").lower()
        while guess not in sides:
            print("there seem to be a mistake pls type heads or tails")
            guess = input("Heads or Tails: ").lower()
        if guess == ai:
            print("you win the answer was", ai)
        else:
            print("you lose the answer was", ai)
        choice = input("Would you like to play again? (yes or no) \n").lower()
        while choice not in ["no", "yes"]:
            print ("there seem to be a mistake pls type yes or no")
            choice = input("Would you like to play again? (yes or no) \n").lower
        if choice == "no":
            return

heads_or_tails()

[pine token]

ya

this thing

not funcioning

😐

[wind raptor]

Bye @somber heath 👋

[undone bane]

import random

play_again_prompt = False
sides = ["heads", " tails"]

while True:
    if play_again_prompt:
        choice = input("Would you like to play again? (yes or no) \n").lower()
    
        if choice == "no":
            break
        elif choice == "yes":
            play_again_prompt = False
        else:
            print ("there seem to be a mistake pls type yes or no")
    else:
        ai = random.choice(sides)
        guess =  input("Heads or Tails: ").lower()
        if guess == ai:
            print("you win the answer was", ai)
        else:
            print("you lose the answer was", ai)
        play_again_prompt = True

[pine token]

BACK

[dreamy relic]

"there seem to be a mistake pls type yes or no" - evil

[pine token]

HELP MAN

or nah

dang

this is wierd man

[upbeat bobcat]

can you show your code now?

[pine token]

aight

give me a sec

import random

while True:
    sides = ["heads", " tails"]
    ai = random.choice(sides)
    guess =  input("Heads or Tails: ").lower()
    if guess == ai:
        print("you win the answer was", ai)
    else:
        print("you lose the answer was", ai)
    choice = input("Would you like to play again? (yes or no) \n").lower()
    if choice == "no":
        break
    if choice == "yes":
        continue
    if choice not in["no" or"yes"]:
        print ("there seem to be a mistake pls type yes or no")
        choice = input("Would you like to play again? (yes or no) \n").lower()
        if choice == "no":
            break
        else:
            continue

ight back

[upbeat bobcat]

still tails have space in start

[pine token]

oops

bruhe

import random

while True:
    sides = ["heads", "tails"]
    ai = random.choice(sides)
    guess =  input("Heads or Tails: ").lower()
    if guess == ai:
        print("you win the answer was", ai)
    else:
        print("you lose the answer was", ai)
    choice = input("Would you like to play again? (yes or no) \n").lower()
    if choice == "no":
        break
    if choice == "yes":
        continue
    if choice not in["no","yes"]:
        print ("there seem to be a mistake pls type yes or no")
        choice = input("Would you like to play again? (yes or no) \n").lower()
        if choice == "no":
            break
        else:
            continue

there current code

can someone do smhting man?

how to share screen?

[upbeat bobcat]

you can ask mindful dev for permission

[pine token]

@wind raptor hi can i pls have share screen perms?

import random

while True:
    sides = ["heads", "tails"]
    ai = random.choice(sides)
    guess =  input("Heads or Tails: ").lower()
    if guess == ai:
        print("you win the answer was", ai)
    else:
        print("you lose the answer was", ai)
    choice = input("Would you like to play again? (yes or no) \n").lower()
    if choice == "no":
        break
    if choice == "yes":
        continue
    while choice not in["no","yes"]:
        print ("there seem to be a mistake pls type yes or no")
        choice = input("Would you like to play again? (yes or no) \n").lower()
        if choice == "no":
            exit()
        elif choice == "yes":
            continue

fixed the code 🙂

nah

[jovial iris]

College/University.

[pine token]

im still in high school

ending next yr

[upbeat bobcat]

High school

[wind raptor]

!stream 890643057274396772

[wise cargo]

✅ @pine token can now stream until <t:1724513980:f>.

[pine token]

YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS

HEHEHE

i will use this power very responsibly

@upper basin you are still streaming btw

[wind raptor]

It's temporary. Just remember you are responsible for everything that appears on your stream.

[pine token]

yes sir

i understand

and will be very careful

DAMN

in the next minute i can no longer stream

that stings

@undone bane Damn thats college knowledge 😉

[pine token]

for 1 minute huh

[upbeat bobcat]

@wind raptor The calculator I made was hard coded. Now I want to change the code so it's not hard coded but I don't know how can I do that? Can you give me a idea?

[pine token]

bro you been typing

can you show the code?

[upbeat bobcat]

okay.

[jovial iris]

@pine token can't stream, dw.

[pine token]

lol

i only stream code if i have the chance to

[pine token]

wut did u think when i came to the vc?

[upbeat bobcat]

https://paste.pythondiscord.com/37IQ

[jovial iris]

i was trying to use that ! stream command

got no prompt from the bot.

[pine token]

lol

[pine token]

only admins can give

@undone bane damn same here

[upbeat bobcat]

You should leave it and do your work because you will not understand the code

[pine token]

😐

i cant see other ppls code?

no more?

[upbeat bobcat]

this is the output if you want to see

[pine token]

wow

thats nice

[upper basin]

Brb.

[pine token]

you can do that using python?

i always thought python was limited to things 😐

[upbeat bobcat]

Yep

[pine token]

dng bro how long u been coding btw?

[upbeat bobcat]

That's what I thought before doing this

[pine token]

dang

[upbeat bobcat]

2-3 months

[pine token]

can u recommend me stufff

?

to be better at pyhton?

@undone bane yee

u didnt responed

to ONE

np

[upbeat bobcat]

I am not good at python not that good

[pine token]

can

can u reccomend me stuff to get good at python

anyone?

[upbeat bobcat]

https://docs.python.org/

[wise cargo]

Resources

The Resources page on our website contains a list of hand-selected learning resources that we regularly recommend to both beginners and experts.

[pine token]

@undone bane another question what can python do?

where?

YES

[undone bane]

https://py.mit.edu/fall24

[upper basin]

I think you mean 6.0001.

[pine token]

damn 😐

[upper basin]

https://ocw.mit.edu/courses/6-0001-introduction-to-computer-science-and-programming-in-python-fall-2016/

Try this one.

[wind raptor]

Sorry, I missed that. What do you mean it's hard-coded?

[upper basin]

6.0002 is the continuation with focus on some applications of python.

I'd also suggest having a look at any 6 courses (6 prefix is for EECS department).

Greetings LX.

[pine token]

send links PLS

[upper basin]

I did.

[stuck furnace]

I remember berkeley took down some of their lectures due to accessibility requirements or something

[pine token]

i saw

[upper basin]

Above.

[upbeat bobcat]

https://paste.pythondiscord.com/37IQ Look you will understand what I mean

[upper basin]

Ok, you're not talking to me. My bad.

[pine token]

i am

i checked it

ive alr like

covered that

or no

im gonna check it again

tnx @upper basin

@undone bane u havent answered the question what can python do ? like what can u make ?

[upbeat bobcat]

Everything

[pine token]

@undone bane so can i make websites and apps with python?

damn

question

html css and js > python ?

in web dev?

can u show me an example of a python app?

ill brb

[hard quail]

I have a question i have a class in a dir core.error_handling.error_logger but when i add it to main with this line from error_handling.error_logger import ErrorHandling im getting the error that its not there but when i click for example on error_logger or ErrorHandler i co to the class how is that possible im using VSCode

[pine token]

true

🙂

np

i will 😉

sadk?

mhh

Chicken ~_~

dc servers arent good

c

vc in particular

based?

oh me

im strasburg

[upper basin]

You're not from Australia though, right?

[pine token]

strasburg france

[upper basin]

I see.

[pine token]

@upper basin wbu?

[upper basin]

Earth.

[pine token]

dang

i didnt know 😐

[upper basin]

Yeah, I'm a rare specimen.

Zeki you're awfully quiet. What's up brother?

[pine token]

nah let him be

his ping to high

he on the moon

[upper basin]

Shouldn't be.

Rotterdam is the middle ground.

@undone bane Did you do your bachelors in US?

Did you move to US for your bachelors or were you there before that?

Didn't hear that at all. It was all lag.

You came to US when you were 5?

Oh nice.

[pine token]

nice

i went to us when i was 2

[upper basin]

So, basically grew up the american way?

[pine token]

damn

chat pretty boring now tbh

[upper basin]

How much did your bachelors cost by the way? I've been a bit terrified of the costs over there.

Masters around 60k mostly.

Nice.

Wow.

[pine token]

damn

nice

[upper basin]

120K annual income is not low.

It's higher than avg in fact.

Wow.

Which university is that if you don't mind me asking.

[pine token]

looks like ill be attending free

[upper basin]

I may apply to it. Is the policy same for international students too? Probably not.

[pine token]

u went to MIT?

damn

[upper basin]

Ohh I see.

[pine token]

my dream college

[undone bane]

https://news.mit.edu/2024/financial-aid-and-tuition-rates-2024-25-0321

[upper basin]

What was your HS like then? You made me curious hehe.

Did you do any olympiads, tournaments, etc?

AIME I remember.

What would you say were the highlight of your application?

[jovial iris]

Olympiad ?

[upper basin]

Academic tournament on a national or international level.

Mostly national.

[jovial iris]

Yep

seems great.

[undone frost]

import gleam/http/request
import gleam/httpc
import gleam/result

pub fn get_product_info(slug: String) {
  let assert Ok(req) =
    request.to("https://www.wholefoodsmarket.com/api/product/" <> slug)
  use resp <- result.try(httpc.send(req))
  Ok(resp)
}

https://gleam.run

[pine token]

yo

here look at my code

# ClickArrowDraw.py
import turtle
t = turtle.Pen()
t.speed(0)
t.turtlesize(2,2,2)
turtle.bgcolor("black")
t.pencolor("yellow")
def up():
    t.forward(50)
def left():
    t.left(45)
def right():
    t.right(45)
def move(x,y):
    t.penup()
    t.setpos(x,y)
    t.pendown()
def thicker():
    t.width( t.width() + 2 )
def thinner():
    t.width( t.width() - 2 )
    
turtle.onkeypress(up, "w")
turtle.onkeypress(left, "a")
turtle.onkeypress(right, "d")
turtle.onkeypress(thicker, "e")
turtle.onkeypress(thinner, "q")
turtle.listen()
turtle.onscreenclick(move)

i aint random

i left to go buy pizza 🙂

wut do u want me to do?

ask youtube?

YES @undone frost

[undone bane]

https://github.com/gleam-lang/httpc

[upper basin]

Bon appetite.

Enjoy your saturday!

[pine token]

tnx

s

[upper basin]

I'm gonna hop off. It's late. Wish everyone a blessed weekend.

[pine token]

same to u

bye @undone bane

[undone bane]

pub fn get_product_info(slug: String) -> Result(http.Response, httpc.Error) {
  let req_result = request.to("https://www.wholefoodsmarket.com/api/product/" <> slug)
  
  case req_result {
    Ok(req) -> 
      result.try(httpc.send(req))
    Error(err) -> 
      Error(err)
  }
}

[pine token]

bye guys

was fun

[upbeat bobcat]

@undone frost Hi! Good hbu?

Why you want to do that?

okay call

[red terrace]

wsp

[upbeat bobcat]

Good hbu?

[woeful wyvern]

Hey @somber heath, while explaining the problem we were discussing earlier, specifically while explaining that the threading method did not work since the inspect.stack() call simply returned the stack for that thread instead of the complete program, I had the idea of reading the stack in the global scope of the module and then reading from that stack inside of the thread instead of calling the inspect.stack() method directly inside of the thread. Naturally, this worked

import inspect
import time
import os
from threading import Thread

class AutoStart: pass

stacks = inspect.stack()

def test():
    global stacks
    time.sleep(1)
    
    for frame in stacks:
        
        if os.path.basename(__file__) in frame.filename:
            # exclude occurrences of AutoStart in this file (stack)
            continue
        
        if "AutoStart" in frame.frame.f_globals.keys():
            if frame.frame.f_globals["AutoStart"] is AutoStart:
                # there seems to be 2 stacks with the same globals,
                # so in my case the code here gets run twice
                print("Auto starting...")
                return 

Thread(target=test).start()

[somber heath]

True love's kiss.

Something to remember for later.

[woeful wyvern]

Absolutely

First time I'm having to check if __name__ != "__main__" haha

I guess I don't really need to since I already exclude occurrences in itself though...

[vocal basin]

I made some very weird CSS thing

(and it's probably wrong)

@wind raptor idk if my discord is broken, but I can't hear anything

I needed to fill a div with many square divs

seems like it worked

idk if there's a proper way to do this

the difficulty there is that it's mathematically non-trivial

so ig that's why browser doesn't provide a built-in way to do that

afaik

JS is less instant in how it applies sometimes

yes

otherwise it looks bad

I need a grid to show statuses (single colour) of instances of processes/services/whatever

this was taken from some stackoverflow answer

@property --100vw {
  syntax: "<length>";
  initial-value: 0px;
  inherits: false;
}

@property --100vh {
  syntax: "<length>";
  initial-value: 0px;
  inherits: false;
}

and this is weird maths stuff
||```css
.container {
display: grid;
--100vw: 100vw;
--100vh: 100vh;
--r: tan(atan2(var(--100vh), var(--100vw)));
--x1: round(up, sqrt(var(--n) / var(--r)));
--d: max(0, round(up, round(up, var(--n) / var(--x1)) - var(--x1) * var(--r)));
--x2: var(--x1) + var(--d); /* sometimes x1 is off by one */
grid-template-columns: repeat(calc(var(--x2)), 1fr);
}

(those two used together)

thing referenced in the comment is purely empirical, idk the underlying reason

I think I did that same derivation a long time ago

but I don't remember what for

task: fill thing like this given fixed number of cells and fixed outer bounds

(maximise used space with cells of same size)

that bit can stay

so, rather, for easier version just have it filled horizontally on all rows except last
and maximise the number of rows

fitting either horizontally or vertically depending on what fits more is more difficult

[somber heath]

Is there no divmod equivalent in the language?

[vocal basin]

round(down, x / y)

the subtask is to find how many columns there are

to shove into grid-template-columns

[vocal basin]

there, proportions are expected to closer to this

i.e. filled-in fully along the smaller side

otherwise it'll look very not okay

[vocal basin]

the math is quite straightforward

the only "smart" part is +1 hack

I was considering making 32-levels-deep or whatever approximation, effectively doing a binary search, but found a simpler way

also calc has no if which makes binary search a bit harder

(only a bit, lack of if only means no short-circuit; after-the-computations switching works just fine)

and there's also an option to do that with @media

[upbeat bobcat]

And I want to make some improvements.

[woeful salmon]

what about flux @wind raptor

[wind raptor]

??

What about it?

[woeful salmon]

you were talking about which image generation model to use right?

[wind raptor]

Ohh I see

[woeful salmon]

https://github.com/black-forest-labs/flux

[woeful salmon]

also you got the invite right?

[wind raptor]

https://doziestar.medium.com/speed-upyour-python-classes-with-slot-454e0655a816

@upper basin

[pine token]

IM BACK BABAY

THANK U

quick question

import random

def country():
    c_score = 0
    print("Welcome to country quiz")
    letter = []
    for x  in range(3):
        country = input("alrighty name 3 countries that start with the letter 'C' (one at a time) \n").lower()
        letter.append(country)
        print(letter) 
        if country [0] != "c":
            print ("Wrong")
        else:
            print ("correct")
            c_score += 1
    print("your score for country quiz is: \n", c_score)

def math():
    m_score = 0
    print("Welcome to math quiz")
    
    questions = ["What is the square root of 100\n", "What is 2 + 3 x 4\n ",  "what is 9 x 9\n"]
    answers = ["10", "14", "81"]
    for i , questions in enumerate(questions):
        print(questions)
        answer = input("answer: ")
        if answer == answers[i]:
            print("correct")
            m_score += 1
        else:
            print ("wrong")
    print ("your score for math quiz is:", m_score)


choice = input("Welcome to the ultimate quiz platform choose between(math and country) (if both type m and c , or c and m): ").lower()
while True :
    if choice == "math":
        m_score = math()
        break 
    elif choice == "country":
        c_score = country()
        break
    elif choice == "m and c" or "c and m":
        m_score = math()
        c_score = country()
        print ("your total score is the addition of both")

        break
    else:
        print("invalid choice")
        exit()

is this correcr?

[abstract urchin]

Can someone help me with pyperclip

i installed it normally. pip install pyperclip

then i use import pyperclip

but Module not found

[sly jolt]

According to their https://pypi.org/project/pyperclip/#description

Otherwise restart the active window and see if that resolves the import issue

[abstract urchin]

ive restarted already four times

ive tried to install it via powershell and moved to the appdata directory with cd

iv etried to run powershell as an admin

Traceback (most recent call last):
File "L:\pycharmprojects\PasswordManagerGUI\main.py", line 4, in <module>
import pyperclip
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'pyperclip'

[wise zephyr]

pip install pyperclip

[abstract urchin]

i ve installed it

[sly jolt]

can try this but i think the issue is related to the python directories you may have set up
pip install --user pyperclip

[abstract urchin]

never had problems with modules before

i am using pandas i.e

[sly jolt]

Hmm

[abstract urchin]

i tried to use python3.8(using.12 usually)

omg idk why but i had to install it in the intepreter settings too :dumbmeeee:

[wind raptor]

You're using a virtual environment?

[abstract urchin]

yes

i am using venv.

THANKS

[spare galleon]

hello, this doesnt work because any word starting with a C will be considered correct, you have to make a dictionary of all the countries, and then when the players enter their, guess compare against all countries that start with a C(you will have to add more error detection, for example typos and stuff)

also you should separate the quizzes into classes, for neater and easier implementation of more complex quizzes

[dry heart]

Yo would any one have an idea about 3d rendering

I’m new to Python just came from the cs50 introduction

[dusty laurel]

Uh

[spare galleon]

dont use python for 3d rendering, lol

[dry heart]

is it imposable

cus im trying to study

i thoght it would be a good test

[vocal basin]

you'll need to use bindings to libraries written in C/whatever else

so technically possible

[spare galleon]

anything is possible, i mean there are better frameworks on other languages to make 3d renders which you should probably use

[undone bane]

yo I figured out how to get access to the MIT fundamentals of programming class

[spare galleon]

nah i wrote a 3d engine in python using pygame lol

[vocal basin]

pygame links into C at some level

as all libs do

[spare galleon]

yeh tru

however the actual 3d rendering part i wrote myself in python, but id still recommend using JS or C++ for that

[undone bane]

go to https://py.mit.edu/spring18/labs/lab1
you can click at the top labs-> lab # to access the hw
lotta the links are broken but play around with changing the link between /spring#/ and /fall#/ of various years to see what's you can still access
EDIT: looks like spring 19 works better (https://py.mit.edu/spring19/)

[dry heart]

what im trying to do is actuly make a game of some sorts where i make every thing

i thoght start with the 3D render

is good

[spare galleon]

then try three.js and html/css or use OpenGL or vulkan or some sort of library for c++ but dont use python for that

[dry heart]

im trying to study python

[spare galleon]

three.js gotta be the easiest way to make a 3d game without a game engine(imo)

[spare galleon]

then make a 2d game in pygame

or turtle if you dare

[dry heart]

whats turtle

[vocal basin]

!d turtle

[spare galleon]

a built in python gui library

[wise cargo]

turtle

Source code: Lib/turtle.py

[dry heart]

is it good

[spare galleon]

its gud at what it does

[dry heart]

its a lib right

i want to study python raw

[spare galleon]

built in aswell, so no need to install anything

[dry heart]

if i where to make a game engine where do i start

cus i thoght about the renderer it would need a space to read right

[whole bear]

LANG DEV TIME

[vocal basin]

https://docs.python.org/3/extending/extending.html

(half-joke answer)

[spare galleon]

you should start with Java/JS/C++/C/OpenGL

[spare galleon]

i think hes a troll

[vocal basin]

you can also try with something like WebGL first

because digging directly into GPU is going to give you a few BSODs

[spare galleon]

WebGL is cool, but like i wouldnt make a full fledged game in it, its not performant enough(atleast for my needs)

[vocal basin]

then use that experience for native stuff

might as well just make the engine target both WebGL and OpenGL

since Engine an abstraction anyway

so can abstract away multiple underlying implementations

[dry heart]

okay so making a game engine in python is hard what else should i do

to study

it

[spare galleon]

its not that its hard per say, it just not smth you should do

[dry heart]

okay

what should i do

[spare galleon]

ask chatgpt

[vocal basin]

https://bevyengine.org/news/bevy-webgpu/

[dry heart]

okay

[spare galleon]

its only supported in chrome as of now, and i use firefox, otherwise, it looks cool tho

[spare galleon]

also didnt mean to reply to you, meant to reply to mesaq, but i miss click, im sorry for that

meant to reply to this message !1277358413705117860

[vocal basin]

hmm
valid reason

didn't, like, Firefox have some early thing similar to WebGL

when they ported Unreal (the game) or whatever it was

[spare galleon]

if i were to make a game tho(using a webGL api) it would be in WebXR

[vocal basin]

nvm, it was the engine not just the game

10 years ago

[spare galleon]

idk, i dont rlly watch the web side of game dev

[vocal basin]

they used Emscripten

pre-WASM tech

[spare galleon]

ahhh okee

also isnt unreal an engine, and not a game?

[vocal basin]

both

Unreal is a game

Unreal Engine is an engine

same company

same logo

[spare galleon]

i havent heard of unreal, ima go look at it

nothing comes up other than unreal physics?

[vocal basin]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unreal_(video_game_series)

[spare galleon]

ohh cool

and thank you

[rugged tendon]

https://github.com/supergamer66000/VideoSplit/releases/tag/0.1

[vocal basin]

if you happen to be a fan of big formal documents:
https://semver.org/spec/v2.0.0.html

otherwise,

use X.Y.Z versions only to avoid such issues

-alpha.0 and similar prefixes for pre-releases

so like
tag 0.1.0
then update
tag 0.1.1

[rugged tendon]

ya i just implide the "0" at the end

[split field]

up to 256 different chars

[vocal basin]

#voice-chat-text-1

[whole bear]

@wind raptor hi

My partner broke up with me around 2.5 seconds after I disconnected from the call. Atleast my lexer is working 🙂

I am 13

nah

but now I dont have a partner so its ok

or any friends

online/real life

and they are gone lol

a3456789123123

btw I was trying to code a lexer just now

and instead of increasing the for loop iteration value

I was increasing the pointer... there fore the memory address

so every iteration I would have the pointer point to a different memory location

yeah

anyways how are you doing?

what is it?

is there a github?

I made a pr to a project like a few months ago and its still not aproved

and the repo has a few thousand stars

and no commits for years, no prs for years and the owner is not active since 2022

yes

they said yes

and I said I created one

and nothing...

@wind raptor

Could you please explain how I go from lexed tokens to stuff being done?

cause I got a lexer

but nothing to handle the tokens

@wind raptor
Its 1 Am I need to go to bed, good night! and good luck with your discord project!

[vocal basin]

@wind raptor I'm shoving my messages about that CSS thing into the AI

I have no idea what it means by colour

[vocal basin]

at least this aligns

but with a nuance

I planned to do that in CSS only

[whole bear]

@wind raptor

@wind raptor

@wind raptor

I am getting doxed

rn

some kid got my address and is therening me

and full name and shit

[wind raptor]

That's a police thing. Can't really do much on here. Is it from a user on the server?

[whole bear]

no

I just didnt know who to msg

but I felt its important to msg someone

it was my ex

sooo not a big suprise there

[wind raptor]

Ahh I see

[whole bear]

I told him that I got A BUNCH of stuff on him and then I sent him the high ground star wars gif and blocked him on that note lol

@wind raptor

I got addresses and more but I just want him to be a bit worried

anyways

he got my address worng

its not even close

Anyways

Gn

[wind raptor]

Good night

[whole bear]

Fuck

I cant sleep

so instead I added flag recognition to my lexer

Now I added command name

You look so chill

like chiller than anyone here

like the coolest chillest guy ever

like

If I didnt know anything

I would want you to teach me

[lavish rover]

don't recommend doxing people

[whole bear]

sorry!!!

[wind raptor]

It's all good

[whole bear]

Mindful GPT, what it 2+2?

[wind raptor]

22

[whole bear]

Mindful GPT, Why is my lexer 506 lines without the GUI and parser and like a proper arg handler

[wind raptor]

¯_(ツ)_/¯

[whole bear]

Anyways

Imma try to sleep for the 10th time

its 3 am

I got to get up at 8:30

I got 5 and a half hours of time before i got to get up

but I want to read my 912 page C++ book and the 200 page Microsoft winAPI docs for wstrings

and the 400 page quantum mechanics book

and watch a entire wan show

and finish 2 seasons of my show

@wind raptor How does one sleep!?

I dont have any

ok

Imma go then

bye!!

you too bye

[somber heath]

https://youtu.be/R44hl3lx5Ww?feature=shared

[wind raptor]

https://www.popsci.com/technology/fiber-optic-wavelength-record/

[somber heath]

@sturdy trench 👋

!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.

[sturdy trench]

is @stark river online

[stark river]

❓

[ebon valve]

I don't have mic access yet

[astral raptor]

Neither do I...

We just have to keep chatting 😉

[ebon valve]

i'm 12 messages away

how are you today?

[astral raptor]

I think I'm pretty close too...

Doin good!

[ebon valve]

you can use !user to check

it's 9 AM rn

[astral raptor]

Ya, I'm gonna check on that

!user

[wise cargo]

You are not allowed to use that command here. Please use the #bot-commands channel instead.

[astral raptor]

Where are you from?

[ebon valve]

in the bot commands section

m...

from middle east

[astral raptor]

Yes, just checked...

I'm at 24 msgs

I thought I had talked a lot more, but I guess not

What are you working on with python?

[ebon valve]

I've learned python quite recently (basics), I started doing projects like library management system and coffee machine simulator.

[astral raptor]

Are you using a data base?

I'm pretty new as well, but just learning about databases. I have a project I'm going to need one for

[ebon valve]

no i don't but I watched some videos about the topic, (but forgot everything)

[astral raptor]

Ha, of course

[ebon valve]

like that happened when I finished a login system using databases

[astral raptor]

https://youtu.be/DiQ5Hni6oRI?si=GcXGwRLbrqaNxf0O

I just watched this one. Pretty inspiring

[ebon valve]

like when you study for an exam and after it your brain just do a quick format

[astral raptor]

Ya, I feel the same... I just need more real work experience

If I can get voice approved, I might do some coding in the chat tomorrow morning

It's 9pm here, so we're 12 hours off

It's be around 9am my time, 9pm yours if you're awake

[ebon valve]

btw im trying to get voice approved while i dont have a mic

[astral raptor]

No mic? How will you chat?

Use your phone?

[ebon valve]

i will use my laptop i guess

[ebon valve]

and btw don't worry for the time difference

cuz i wake up at 5am everyday

so it will be 5pm for you

[astral raptor]

Cool cool

What kind of projects are you looking to build?

[astral raptor]

See ya later

[versed heath]

public static void main(String[] args) {

[charred orchid]

use proc_macros::DatabaseEntity;

use crate::database::DatabaseEntity;

#[derive(DatabaseEntity)]
#[entity(entity_name = "customers", primary_column_name = "id")]
pub struct CustomersDatabaseView {
    rows: Vec<CustomersDatabaseViewRow>,
}

// impl DatabaseEntity for CustomersDatabaseView {
//     type Row = CustomersDatabaseViewRow;
//     const ENTITY_NAME: &str = "customers_view";
//     const PRIMARY_COLUMN_NAME: &str = "id";

//     fn with_rows(rows: Vec<Self::Row>) -> Self {
//         Self { rows }
//     }

//     fn take_rows(self) -> Vec<Self::Row> {
//         self.rows
//     }

//     fn rows(&self) -> &[Self::Row] {
//         &self.rows
//     }
// }

#[derive(sqlx::FromRow, Clone)]
pub struct CustomersDatabaseViewRow {
    pub id: i32,
    pub name: String,
    pub email_address: Option<String>,
    pub phone_number: Option<String>,
    pub street_address: Option<String>,
}

macro_rules! synerror {
    ( $span_ident:ident, $message:literal ) => {
        return SynError::new($span_ident.span(), $message)
            .into_compile_error()
            .into()
    };
}

#[derive(ExtractAttributes)]
#[deluxe(attributes(entity))]
struct DatabaseEntityAttributes {
    schema_name: Option<String>,
    entity_name: String,
    primary_column: String,
}

#[proc_macro_derive(DatabaseEntity, attributes(entity))]
pub fn derive_database_entity(input: TokenStream) -> TokenStream {
    let mut input: DeriveInput = parse_macro_input!(input);
    let type_name = input.ident.clone();
    let Data::Struct(_) = input.data else {
        synerror!(
            type_name,
            "cannot derive `DatabaseEntity` for non-struct types"
        )
    };

    // TODO: Handle missing attributes
    let row_type_name = Ident::new(&format!("{}Row", type_name), type_name.span());
    let DatabaseEntityAttributes {
        schema_name,
        entity_name,
        primary_column,
    } = deluxe::extract_attributes(&mut input).unwrap();

    let optional_schema_definition = schema_name.map(|schema_name| {
        quote! {
            const SCHEMA_NAME: &str = #schema_name;
        }
    });

    quote! {
        impl DatabaseEntity for #type_name {
            type Row = #row_type_name;
            #optional_schema_definition
            const ENTITY_NAME: &str = #entity_name;
            const PRIMARY_COLUMN_NAME: &str = #primary_column;

            fn with_rows(rows: Vec<Self::Row>) -> Self {
                Self { rows }
            }

            fn take_rows(self) -> Vec<Self::Row> {
                self.rows
            }

            fn rows(&self) -> &[Self::Row] {
                &self.rows
            }
        }
    }
    .into()
}

@versed heath

[daring totem]

gg

[wise cargo]

:incoming_envelope: :ok_hand: applied timeout to @daring totem until <t:1724657859:f> (10 minutes) (reason: duplicates spam - sent 4 duplicate messages).

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

[daring totem]

<@&831776746206265384> yolo srry I did that cuz it said to VC i needed to sent like 50 messages so I wanted to do it fast bc no one is ever on. 😦 don`t ban me 😦

[somber heath]

@daring totem In the #voice-verification channel, what is the first instruction given?

[daring totem]

idk

[somber heath]

Absent any other circumstance to which I am unaware, you may have either no further action taken against you or you may have your ability to voice verify suspended for an extra 14 days.

[somber heath]

Well, go to the channel and have a look.

[daring totem]

😐

welp

:\

[somber heath]

You're still welcome to hang out and listen and chat via text, unless there's some other consideration which would change that.

[woeful salmon]

i gotta go now

cya guys

[wind raptor]

!stream 732291998274420828

[wise cargo]

✅ @sour imp can now stream until <t:1724679265:f>.

[wind raptor]

https://github.com/khromov/ai-digest

@sour imp

[whole bear]

@wind raptor hey

[wind raptor]

Hi

[whole bear]

@wind raptor Could I get screen share perms to continue working on my lexer/parser?

[wind raptor]

@upper basin We're getting a lot of echo from your mic

[cerulean ridge]

literally, only 1 position lol

And the will hire @upper basin way before me coz it is quantum

[wind raptor]

!stream 1028671867785068574

[wise cargo]

✅ @whole bear can now stream until <t:1724682586:f>.

[upper basin]

Hehe...oh, you're serious.

I am a nogo applicant. Tough nationality, and outside US at the moment. And don't have a MSc or PhD.

[pine token]

How

yo wsg tream

[cerulean ridge]

lol yes I am. I also have weak passport, and out of US as well

[upper basin]

You're a PhD grad.

That's a big deal.

[cerulean ridge]

If you published 1st author paper at top venue, I don't think anybody care about phd anymore.

[upper basin]

Oh, they do. Big time.

[cerulean ridge]

really? why?
publications trump phd anyday imo.

[upper basin]

Tell it to them hehe.

!e

a = "2"
b = "2"
print(f"2 + 2 is {a + b}.")

[wise cargo]

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

2 + 2 is 22.

[upper basin]

for key, value in self.get_counts(num_shots=1).items():
            if value == 1:
                # Check if the value of the measurement matches the specified value
                condition = int(key[clbit_index]) == clbit_value
                break

Better way of doing this?

[sour imp]

https://esolangs.org/wiki/Piet

[upper basin]

LinkedIn

[cerulean ridge]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Friendster @whole bear

[upper basin]

How to make this into case sth?

elif match_pattern(gate_type, "x"):

[whole bear]

match var:
  case 1:
    something
  case _:
    default (called when no other cases worked)

@upper basin

[sour imp]

def process_gate(gate_type):
    match gate_type:
        case "x":
            # Code to handle the "x" case
            handle_x_gate()
        case "y":
            # Code to handle the "y" case
            handle_y_gate()
        case "z":
            # Code to handle the "z" case
            handle_z_gate()
        case _:
            # Default case if needed
            handle_unknown_gate()

def handle_x_gate():
    print("Handling x gate")

def handle_y_gate():
    print("Handling y gate")

def handle_z_gate():
    print("Handling z gate")

def handle_unknown_gate():
    print("Unknown gate type")

# Example usage
process_gate("x")
process_gate("y")
process_gate("a")

[wind raptor]

!stream 732291998274420828

[wise cargo]

✅ @sour imp can now stream until <t:1724686081:f>.

[tawdry mica]

hello

[whole bear]

!paste

https://paste.pythondiscord.com/CVKA

[wind raptor]

!stream 104903148853833728

[wise cargo]

✅ @sly jolt can now stream until <t:1724687422:f>.

[pine token]

wsg

can yall look at this code pls

https://paste.pythondiscord.com/PAHQ

[upbeat bobcat]

@verbal zenith I need some help.

With my calculator

yk

[pulsar shale]

Hello

[upbeat bobcat]

The last calculator was hard-coded, I want to change that and make some improvements like in windows calculator the equation or something is not on main screen only the answer is

@verbal zenith

Did you understand?

no

But I don't know how can I change the hard-coded part

let me give you

Okay.

!paste

[wise cargo]

Pasting large amounts of code

If your code is too long to fit in a codeblock in Discord, you can paste your code here:
https://paste.pythondiscord.com/

After pasting your code, save it by clicking the Paste! button in the bottom left, or by pressing CTRL + S. After doing that, you will be navigated to the new paste's page. Copy the URL and post it here so others can see it.

[upbeat bobcat]

https://paste.pythondiscord.com/XK6Q This is the hard-coded part

What I want to do is that I want to store the value the user typed and then show the answer or error if it is not valid if this makes sense

I didn't understand

Okay.

Thanks.

[sour imp]

Check if the expression is not empty and the last character is not an operator 😉

[verbal zenith]

yeah thats a silly bug

its why I made a whole state machine

a bunch of if statements to manage state or one field that dictates it

[sour imp]

elif button_text == '+':
    # Check if the expression is not empty and the last character is not an operator
    if self.expression and self.expression[-1] not in '+-*/':
        self.expression += '+'

[upbeat bobcat]

Thanks

[verbal zenith]

https://craftinginterpreters.com/

[whole bear]

!paste

https://paste.pythondiscord.com/F7RA

g++ CPP-Dev/Orion-Shell/src/main.cpp CPP-Dev/Orion-Shell/src/cpp/utils.cpp CPP-Dev/Orion-Shell/src/cpp/lexer.cpp -o C:/coding-projects/CPP-Dev/Orion-Shell/build/Orion-Shell-Main-Build-ORS-A01 -lgdi32 -luser32 -lshell32 -w

[spare galleon]

whats your go to compiler?

[upbeat bobcat]

@whole bear What are you doing?

Why are you making a lexer?

like why we need a lexer?

Why we need a lexer?

[whole bear]

@wind raptor

Come back

[whole bear]

@whole bear @verbal zenith need to work on getting perms to speak in here

[whole bear]

?

i cant talk unless i get my activity up

the bot in here

its annoying

@whole bear

[verbal zenith]

!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.

[whole bear]

i need more than 50 messages

i got to work on z python

[vocal basin]

@verbal zenith make comments AI-linted: if AI can generate a similar enough comment, it automatically deletes them

(getting non-reasoning comments right is a very rare thing, which AI happily avoids even trying to do)

-= is defined separately in Rust

SubAssign iirc

[whole bear]

hello
there;
I 
am
bob;

hello there;
I am bob

[vocal basin]

compound assignment

indicate todo panic with todo!

[verbal zenith]

    pub fn get_line_info(filename: &'static str, start: usize) -> (usize, usize) {
        get_source(filename).unwrap()[..start].char_indices().fold(
            (1usize, 1usize),
            |(line, column), (i, c)| {
                if c == '\n' {
                    (line + 1, 1)
                } else {
                    (line, column + 1)
                }
            },
        )
    }

[vocal basin]

or unimplemented!

if you have a message, they're both same as panic!

the difference is just in ctr-f'ing it across the codebase

there's certain line between todo and unimplemented

first means "will implement", second means "may implement"

stricter rule is: never commit todo!s

[vocal basin]

when is line_start used?

[whole bear]

1qwer5678
clear

i need help with something

when i use string.lower it throws my program off and states game over.

so i got rid of the lower()

let me pastebin this shit

it is being weird

[vocal basin]

my idea would be something like this (might have some off-by-one errors)

let (last_ix, last_line) = source[..start].lines().enumerate().last().unwrap();
let line = last_ix + 1;
let column = last_line.len() + 1;

[whole bear]

https://pastebin.com/CEcpAZyR

[vocal basin]

@verbal zenith you know format_args!, right?

[whole bear]

i got it working

[whole bear]

is this python?

[vocal basin]

it's Rust

related to code on stream

[whole bear]

no wonder why i couldnt recognize it

[vocal basin]

non-alloc version of format!

generates something Displayable

Arguments<'_> specifically

you will run into weird issues if you overuse it

in implementations of Display you'd normally just write!(f, ...)

and whatever else you do with format! -- just wrap that in something implementing Display

sometimes the right approach

and sometimes doesn't work

stackoverflow can't Rust

stringify just turns tokens into &'static str iirc

(procedural) derive macro

or just use Zig where you get to have reflection

what context do you need the names in?

@verbal zenith https://crates.io/crates/name-variant

if you want to just use it instead of re-inventing
https://docs.rs/name-variant/latest/src/name_variant/lib.rs.html#3-109

[whole bear]

does discord have a way of compiling your code in chat?

that may be really stupid question

[vocal basin]

no

[whole bear]

i figure

figured

[vocal basin]

@wise cargo can run Python code

with restrictions

[whole bear]

cool beans

[vocal basin]

and Python generally can be quite easily compiled

afaik compile call is relatively fast

[whole bear]

it doesnt have to be compiled

[vocal basin]

and secure-ish

[whole bear]

java does

thats what my cysa book says

[vocal basin]

assuming we're interested in theoretical ability to compile a certain language

C compilation, without preprocessor, is quite simple too

when it comes to C++, it becomes quite messy because of templates

those can go exponential in complexity

same with Rust/Haskell, but there it's because of different (though adjacent) reasons

is it possible to compile those without serious risk to whatever host compiles them? probably yes

is it easy? probably no

[whole bear]

i need 15 more mesages

so close

messages

[vocal basin]

@verbal zenith you seen match and let changes that are getting stabilised in current nightly/next beta?

https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/pull/122792

it used to require Err(e) => match e {}

well, still does

won't be stable until 1.82

rust is getting another exhaustiveness change, so total performance cost is shared between the two
https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/pull/128034

depends on the size

#voice-chat-text-0 message

measure

if it gets faster and uses less memory, do the change

[whole bear]

make a dating app that doesnt suck

good challenge

[vocal basin]

I'd expect so

[whole bear]

what ide is this

[vocal basin]

RustRover ig

@verbal zenith https://doc.rust-lang.org/1.80.1/src/alloc/boxed.rs.html#1948-1952

[whole bear]

what is rust mainly used for

googling it

[vocal basin]

with a nuance

[vocal basin]

systems programming

and WASM

and maybe something else

[vocal basin]

in cases where high performance, high level of control and high safety are required

[whole bear]

have to do my daily indeed search

[vocal basin]

@verbal zenith no Sized requirement

: Sized is implied by default

@verbal zenith precedence

@verbal zenith move empty to be first

hmm

@verbal zenith semicolon between rules is required

https://doc.rust-lang.org/reference/macros-by-example.html

a hypothetically better solution:
make a Writeable wrapper around f, which adds indents after each newline if a non-space character is written afterwards

just so you don't have to create new macros

and then just write! to that wrapper

let f = self.indent(f);

struct Indent<F> {
    f: F,
    indent: usize,
    stored_space: usize,
}

when you see a newline, write the a newline and set stored_space to indent

when you see a space, increment stored_space

when you see any other space, unimplemented!

when you see non-space, write std::take::(&mut self.stored_space) spaces then that character

do not use str::repeat, it allocates

[whole bear]

done with my app

apps

[vocal basin]

this also eliminates trailing spaces, as it should

[whole bear]

applying for stuff in georgia

sc is bad state

cant wait to leave

[vocal basin]

oh, I though the country not the state

(Georgia)

[whole bear]

yeah the state

sc is ass

[vocal basin]

@whole bear quite sure those are Greek not Cyrillic

yeah

@whole bear 👋

[whole bear]

@whole bear
I can fluently speak english, german, russian and swedish

and a bit of dutch and ukranian

[vocal basin]

I should learn Ukrainian more systematically

idk if this is considered stealing but the other way lol
https://parrrate.github.io/exercises/exercises/rcchars.html
(me using part of rattlescript as an example solution for the thing)

anyway

I tried putting that set of easy challenges into AI again

no success so far

even worse than ever before

that's bash

hmm

[whole bear]

inputString
InputString
input_string

[vocal basin]

doesn't allow in env though

[verbal zenith]

_snailcaSe

[vocal basin]

have y'all seen what ALGOL allowed

spaces in identifiers

it's the top answer

+53

[vocal basin]

ALGOL 68 specifically

[whole bear]

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1805030/why-do-programming-languages-not-allow-spaces-in-identifiers

[vocal basin]

ah, wait, no, some others allow too

ALGOL 60 allows too allegedly

idk if they do the same as fortran (just remove the space)

@whole bear just a reminder that Oracle exists

way worse than Microsoft

[whole bear]

https://tenor.com/view/linux-users-antivirus-hacker-esmbot-gif-19576259

[vocal basin]

Linux doesn't have viruses, it has vulnerabilities

ALT Linux only, all the way

++rep for prefix notation

@verbal zenith you used two different Writes?

that doesn't seem right

[vocal basin]

Text Extractor my beloved:

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"what an amazing tool"

"""totally works"""

yeah, screenshots for code are problematic

@sour imp sounds normal for me

if the person doesn't know how to write/read to/from a file, they can't tell if discord bots are too advanced for them

[whole bear]

Kevin Fang

https://www.youtube.com/@kevinfaang

[vocal basin]

discord.py represents slash commands with less magic, at a cost of putting that effort onto the developers

@verbal zenith I'll try writing that thing

[whole bear]

https://tenor.com/view/linux-windows-arch-btw-vulnerability-gif-26202413

[sour imp]

!user

[wise cargo]

You are not allowed to use that command here. Please use the #bot-commands channel instead.

[vocal basin]

first time I joined was in early 2020 or even late 2019; I left quite a lot of times

@verbal zenith I got it working, now making it more convenient

[vocal basin]

impl<F: std::fmt::Write> std::fmt::Write for Indent<F> {
    fn write_str(&mut self, s: &str) -> std::fmt::Result {
        for c in s.chars() {
            self.write_char(c)?;
        }
        Ok(())
    }
    
    fn write_char(&mut self, c: char) -> std::fmt::Result {
        match c {
            '\n' => {
                self.f.write_char('\n')?;
                self.stored_space = self.indent;
            }
            ' ' => {
                self.stored_space += 1;
            }
            _ if c.is_whitespace() => {
                unimplemented!("unusual space characters aren't allowed");
            }
            _ => {
                for _ in 0..std::mem::take(&mut self.stored_space) {
                    self.f.write_char(' ')?;
                }
                self.f.write_char(c)?;
            }
        }
        Ok(())
    }
}

impl<F: std::fmt::Write> Indent<F> {
    fn write_fmt(&mut self, args: std::fmt::Arguments<'_>) -> std::fmt::Result {
        std::fmt::Write::write_fmt(self, args)
    }
}

why would I ever need an IDE for that

reminder what the struct looks like

struct Indent<F> {
    f: F,
    indent: usize,
    stored_space: usize,
}

also

now I need to make an extension trait

takes the value and sets to 0

drains all spaces it needs to push

it accumulates them

to stored_space

when you encounter non-space, you write those

trait IndentExt {
    fn indent(&mut self, n: usize) -> Indent<&mut Self> {
        Indent {
            f: self,
            indent: n,
            stored_space: n,
        }
    }
}

impl<F: ?Sized + std::fmt::Write> IndentExt for F {}

I'm going to commit a type system crime

wait, no, I remembered the mutabilities don't match

oh

oh

I can do it

trait IndentExt: Sized {
    fn indent(self, n: usize) -> Indent<Self> {
        Indent {
            f: self,
            indent: n,
            stored_space: n,
        }
    }
}

impl<F: std::fmt::Write> IndentExt for F {}

hmm

idk if this is worse or better

I think worse

not like it's going to stop me

[vocal basin]

@verbal zenith btw this has implications on formatting specifiers

so don't just replace whatever you have with it

type system crime in question (don't do this)

trait IndentExt: Sized {
    fn indent(self, n: usize) -> Indent<Self> {
        Indent {
            f: self,
            indent: n,
            stored_space: n,
        }
    }
}

impl<F: ?Sized + std::fmt::Write> IndentExt for &mut F {}
impl<F: ?Sized + std::fmt::Display> IndentExt for &F {}

impl<F: std::fmt::Display> std::fmt::Display for Indent<F> {
    fn fmt(&self, f: &mut std::fmt::Formatter<'_>) -> std::fmt::Result {
        write!(f.indent(self.indent), "{}", self.f)
    }
}

[vocal basin]

specifically, it erases them all, afaik