or not
#voice-chat-text-0
vocal basin
idk
hmm
it doesn't pass them from outside world is what the issue is
@sour imp I'd pick PySide instead because it's made by Qt
I made it less confusing but no less scary
whole bear
vocal basin
6
hei#t • ftoat(irvutCEnter heiht value: •
Width • widthWatue: • i)
doth • •
• • width • Épth
of the is', units•)
thanks, OCR
I'm just gathering more reasons to uninstall this one
and not install another
@primal shadow there's way more to GitHub profile than commit history
discussions, issues, PRs
primal shadow
vocal basin
discussions, issues, PRs
that's the important part
also
push history
push history is tracked differently
you can't fake it in one day
primal shadow
write your program here
height = float(input("Enter height value: "))
width= float(input("Enter width value: ")) depth float(input("Enter depth value: "))
volume height width depth *depth
6 print("The volume of the cuboid is", volume, "cubic units")
2```
That's waht the googs did from a bad cameraphone photo of my monitoryou need to copy another person's activity for the lifetime of the project
@verbal zenith it shouldn't be 0
it should be same as indent
see here
or here
depending on which you like better
whole bear
#include <iostream>
#include <vector>
#include <string>
// Assuming the Token structure is already defined as in your lexer.
enum TokenType { TK_Identifier, TK_Argument, TK_String, TK_Flag };
struct Token {
TokenType type;
std::string value; // Change from char* to std::string for easier management
};
struct Command {
std::string name;
std::vector<std::string> flags;
std::vector<std::string> arguments;
};
Command parse(const std::vector<Token>& tokens) {
Command cmd;
size_t i = 0;
// The first token should be the command name (identifier)
if (tokens[i].type == TK_Identifier) {
cmd.name = tokens[i].value;
i++;
} else {
std::cerr << "[parse] Error: Expected command identifier at start." << std::endl;
exit(1);
}
// Process remaining tokens
while (i < tokens.size()) {
if (tokens[i].type == TK_Flag) {
cmd.flags.push_back(tokens[i].value);
} else if (tokens[i].type == TK_Argument || tokens[i].type == TK_String) {
cmd.arguments.push_back(tokens[i].value);
} else {
std::cerr << "[parse] Error: Unexpected token type." << std::endl;
exit(1);
}
i++;
}
return cmd;
}
int main() {
// Example input
std::string input = "command -flag1 -flag2 \"argument with spaces\" arg2";
// Lex the input string
std::vector<Token> tokens;
lex(input, tokens); // Assuming lex fills the tokens vector
// Parse the tokens into a command structure
Command cmd = parse(tokens);
// Output the parsed command
std::cout << "Command: " << cmd.name << std::endl;
std::cout << "Flags: ";
for (const auto& flag : cmd.flags) {
std::cout << flag << " ";
}
std::cout << std::endl;
std::cout << "Arguments: ";
for (const auto& arg : cmd.arguments) {
std::cout << arg << " ";
}
std::cout << std::endl;
return 0;
}
no, that's deque
.push
just to make it clear ig
consistency between the two
surprising given it's C++
which can't even keep consistency across different std::vectors
whole bear
well
vocal basin
which can't even keep consistency across different `std::vector`s
(std::vector<bool> is different and wrong)
verbal zenith
cmd [arg|flag]*
cmd [arg]* [flag]*
cmd [flag]* [arg]*
whole bear
command agruments flags
verbal zenith
command -f something -o somethingelse 1 2 3
vocal basin
(`std::vector<bool>` is different and wrong)
"if you're making a bit set, might as well name it something reminiscent of bit set; like, idk, for example, bitset"
it's template-level specialisation
nightly Rust can theoretically do that too, I think
whole bear
command arg1 arg2 arg3 flag1 flag2 flag3
verbal zenith
-f [file]
sour imp
@whole bear AND ANOTHER ONE HELPED LETS GO!
verbal zenith
-d
vocal basin
nightly Rust can theoretically do that too, I think
sour imp
Stahp itttttt not in public!
vocal basin
@sour imp "the ultimate flex is to have been programming for so long you can't even remember when you started"
>starting with Java
idk if that's better or worse than Pascal
uh
I saw punched cards, and I'm not that old
vocal basin
~~I saw punched cards, and I'm not that old~~
☭☭☭
or whatever
> vector operations
mongo mentioned
@sour imp @whole bear
!rule 10x dev
I'm on that 6 jokes in a row streak
whole bear
☭
vocal basin
@whole bear that's just countable infinity
whole bear
vocal basin
merely the number of integers
whole bear
vocal basin
just +1 it
whole bear
max_int++;
vocal basin
so should probably be aiming for "density" instead (size per bits needed to describe in some formal way)
"per" obviously not being just division
whole bear
Alisa Feistel, is there a reason why you don't talk in vc?
vocal basin
multiple
primal shadow
Hello
primal shadow
Another beautiful day
turbid swallow
are you from poland?
primal shadow
Originally
turbid swallow
your name reminds me of polish
primal shadow
it is a polish name
primal shadow
I do the clicky clacks
turbid swallow
whats that
primal shadow
click clack on the ⌨️
sour imp
I smack mine hoping whatever output I get works lololol
primal shadow
know is a strong word, but I quite enjoy Python
whole bear
Hello there @turbid swallow,
and welcome to the Python Community Discord! Please check out #code-help-voice-text to get permission to talk in the voice channels, and have a careful read of our #rules!
-Nerd Bear
(DM's open for help, and use #1035199133436354600 or #python-discussion channels for general help)
sour imp
What’s python like the snake? 🐍
primal shadow
Is that like an ATM? Machine
turbid swallow
know is a strong word, but I quite enjoy Python
how long have u been learnin
sour imp
Is that like an ATM? Machine
All The Mods?
primal shadow
Over 4 years since I first dove in
primal shadow
On the bright side, if you keep it going, you're as bad as you're gonna get
turbid swallow
i know some things
turbid swallow
would u mind if i ask u how old are u
primal shadow
a millenial
sour imp
He meant a million lololol
turbid swallow
yes
wind raptor
!stream 1028671867785068574
wise cargoBOT
✅ @whole bear can now stream until <t:1724716294:f>.
wind raptor
.xkcd 927
viscid lagoonBOT
whole bear
!paste
wise cargoBOT
primal shadow
wind raptor
!stream 1028671867785068574
wise cargoBOT
✅ @whole bear can now stream until <t:1724717888:f>.
wise cargoBOT
✅ @whole bear can now stream until <t:1724720651:f>.
wind raptor
somber heath
@deep shore 👋
deep shore
hello
somber heath
!voice
wise cargoBOT
somber heath
@whole bear 👋
whole bear
<@456226577798135808> 👋
hi!
desert vector
@uncut lynx welcome
somber heath
@whole bear 👋
whole bear
Hi
earnest quartz
+1
uncut lynx
@wind raptor you ever get around to that puzzle?
earnest quartz
+2
uncut lynx
I recently learned how to use rust with python, it's pretty neat
earnest quartz
+3
uncut lynx
I benchmarked a fibonacci function written about the same in both python and rust, and the rust was running in like 5 micro seconds, with python runnning in like 10 nano seconds
somber heath
@fossil yarrow 👋
fossil yarrow
<@1039001792152879205> 👋
hello
earnest quartz
Okay no spamming
fossil yarrow
no... 🙂 just learning from python master 🙂
earnest quartz
Maybe like python MOJO
uncut lynx
use pyo3::prelude::*;
fn matrix_mult(a: [[u64; 2]; 2], b: [[u64; 2]; 2]) -> [[u64; 2]; 2] {
[
[
a[0][0] * b[0][0] + a[0][1] * b[1][0],
a[0][0] * b[0][1] + a[0][1] * b[1][1],
],
[
a[1][0] * b[0][0] + a[1][1] * b[1][0],
a[1][0] * b[0][1] + a[1][1] * b[1][1],
],
]
}
fn matrix_pow(mut m: [[u64; 2]; 2], mut power: u64) -> [[u64; 2]; 2] {
let mut result = [[1, 0], [0, 1]]; // Identity matrix
while power > 0 {
if power % 2 == 1 {
result = matrix_mult(result, m);
}
m = matrix_mult(m, m);
power /= 2;
}
result
}
#[pyfunction]
fn fibonacci(n: u64) -> u64 {
if n == 0 {
return 0;
}
let m = [[1, 1], [1, 0]];
let result = matrix_pow(m, n - 1);
result[0][0]
}
#[pymodule]
fn fib_lib(py: Python, m: &PyModule) -> PyResult<()> {
m.add_function(wrap_pyfunction!(fibonacci, m)?)?;
Ok(())
}
this is the rust python function
somber heath
@steep harness 👋
steep harness
hello
just wandering around
server
interested in python
and planning to learn it
somber heath
!resources
wise cargoBOT
earnest quartz
Spamming Spamming Everywhere 🤣
desert vector
oh yes, for this, try reading the "byte of python" book
i feel it gives the best overview and coverage of fundamental concepts to the language
steep harness
thank you for the sources
errant widget
"Me am from US guvment! Pay me yur tax money in iTune gift cards er else"
errant widget
what got you guys into coding in the first place?
steep harness
well i do some cybersecurity and I have seen some things that require python and also it's just a overall good language to know .
i'll be heading out now
thank you all for the sources
byeee
errant widget
I was watching Dr Mike about some hosptitals getting hacked and shit, all I could think was if it's so private of info, why not switch the OS to like Arch, Gentoo, Kali, something more secure.
I see a lot of hospitals use windows XP maybe 7.
somber heath
If I see my hospital running Kali, I'm finding a different hospital.
errant widget
LOL I dunno, I'm just mentioning OS' that have strong security (this is what google told me)
desert vector
if my hospital runs arch, i'm going to walk out of the ER
somber heath
At.
errant widget
?
somber heath
People swear at Arch.
desert vector
people swear at arch
errant widget
oh lol
errant widget
why the hell does Mutahar love it?
errant widget
I checked it out, it wasn't for me.
If I ever go back to linux it would likely be Mint for me.
desert vector
besides, I would think windows overall would just have better support for 90% of the software running there
errant widget
true
desert vector
not trusting the AUR to run my respiratory bypass machine
errant widget
Problem is that for some reason hospitals are cheap on that stuff.
somber heath
not trusting the AUR to run my respiratory bypass machine
Well my life support system runs on TempleOS.
desert vector
Well *my* life support system runs on TempleOS.
I C that you value holiness in your recovery
errant widget
LMAO wow it's been a while sense I googled "best gaming linux" and I see a new things have popped up. Ever sense Pop_OS!
Manjaro, Lakka, drauger, Garuda
somber heath
@wraith stirrup 👋
earnest quartz
Are you referring to this app
https://crisp.chat/en/
somber heath
@wary maple 👋
uncut lynx
aih=ght yall, ima head out, no escaping furries tho. or vtubers shudder
desert vector
be seein' ya
desert vector
wind raptor
!stream 154425749221146624
wise cargoBOT
✅ @terse rose can now stream until <t:1724734345:f>.
whole bear
@wind raptor why i can see python legacy help system in mobile?
its just unnecessary
nvm i read #changelog message
upper basin
def update(self) -> None:
""" Update the circuit given the modified circuit log.
Usage
-----
>>> circuit.update()
"""
converted_circuit = self.convert(type(self))
self.circuit = converted_circuit.circuit
self.measured_qubits = converted_circuit.measured_qubits
# Update the measurement keys (This is for `qickit.circuit.CirqCircuit` only)
if hasattr(self, "measurement_keys"):
self.measurement_keys: list[str] = converted_circuit.measurement_keys
def update(self) -> None:
""" Update the circuit given the modified circuit log.
Usage
-----
>>> circuit.update()
"""
converted_circuit = self.convert(type(self))
self.__dict__.update(converted_circuit.__dict__)
def update(self) -> None:
""" Update the circuit given the modified circuit log.
Usage
-----
>>> circuit.update()
"""
# Set the flag to False as we do not need to reprocess the gate parameters
self.process_gate_params_flag = False
converted_circuit = self.convert(type(self))
self.__dict__.update(converted_circuit.__dict__)
self.process_gate_params_flag = True
def convert(self,
circuit_framework: Type[Circuit]) -> Circuit:
""" Convert the circuit to another circuit framework.
Parameters
----------
`circuit_framework` : type[qickit.circuit.Circuit]
The circuit framework to convert to.
Returns
-------
`converted_circuit` : qickit.circuit.Circuit
The converted circuit.
Usage
-----
>>> converted_circuit = circuit.convert(circuit_framework=QiskitCircuit)
"""
# Define the new circuit using the provided framework
converted_circuit = circuit_framework(self.num_qubits)
# Iterate over the gate log and apply corresponding gates in the new framework
for gate_info in self.circuit_log:
# Extract gate name and remove it from gate_info for kwargs
gate_name = gate_info.pop("gate", None)
# Use the gate mapping to apply the corresponding gate with remaining kwargs
getattr(converted_circuit, gate_name)(**gate_info)
# Re-insert gate name into gate_info if needed elsewhere
gate_info["gate"] = gate_name
return converted_circuit
def MCS(self,
control_indices: int | Sequence[int],
target_indices: int | Sequence[int]) -> None:
""" Apply a Multi-Controlled Clifford-S gate to the circuit.
Parameters
----------
`control_indices` : int | Sequence[int]
The index of the control qubit(s).
`target_indices` : int | Sequence[int]
The index of the target qubit(s).
Raises
------
TypeError
Qubit index must be an integer.
ValueError
Qubit index out of range.
Usage
-----
>>> circuit.MCS(control_indices=0, target_indices=1)
>>> circuit.MCS(control_indices=0, target_indices=[1, 2])
>>> circuit.MCS(control_indices=[0, 1], target_indices=2)
>>> circuit.MCS(control_indices=[0, 1], target_indices=[2, 3])
"""
self.process_gate_params(gate=self.MCS.__name__, params=locals().copy())
self._controlled_qubit_gate(gate="S", control_indices=control_indices, target_indices=target_indices)
def process_gate_params(self,
gate: str,
params: dict) -> None:
""" Process the gate parameters for the circuit.
Parameters
----------
`gate` : str
The gate to apply to the circuit.
`params` : dict
The parameters of the gate.
Usage
-----
>>> self.process_gate_params(gate="X", params={"qubit_indices": 0})
"""
if not self.process_gate_params_flag:
return
# Remove the "self" key from the dictionary to avoid the inclusion of str(circuit)
# in the circuit log
params.pop("self", None)
for name, value in params.items():
value = self._convert_param_type(value)
value = self._validate_qubit_index(name, value)
if value is None:
continue
value = self._validate_angle(name, value)
# Indicate no operation needed
if value is None:
return
params[name] = value
self.circuit_log.append({"gate": gate, **params})
neon elk
why I'm suppressed to talk ? 🙂
somber heath
why I'm suppressed to talk ? 🙂
This server's voice chat has a gating system. See #voice-verification for information.
neon elk
This server's voice chat has a gating system. See <#764802555427029012> for info...
I see thanks man
somber heath
The frequency and intensity of voice trolling, screaming, slurs, etc, got to be such that something which required an investment of social interaction and of patience was needed and it proved to be effective at keeping our ears largely unmolested.
neon elk
That makes sense
obsidian dragon
hi @heady cypress
upbeat bobcat
I dont know why
!voice
wise cargoBOT
obsidian dragon
hi @austere hornet
austere hornet
hello
upbeat bobcat
@obsidian dragon Yep
upbeat bobcat
hi <@1111431863823781948>
I am working on my calculator and I am stuck
What?
GUI
obsidian dragon
tkinter?
obsidian dragon
@quaint gull
obsidian dragon
hi @pulsar shale
pulsar shale
hi <@883673948385079306>
Hi
austere hornet
opal and milien aren't here tonight 🙃
Writing a novel in word?
@quaint gull Please stop dm-ing, you can message in here.
89% done!
almost there huh
lol
Sei
@sage patio 
sage patio
im suspenede
austere hornet
@meager sentinel 
sage patio
from speaking why
austere hornet
im suspenede
!voice
wise cargoBOT
austere hornet
Read the embed above
I suppressed myself on purpose by leaving and rejoining the server just then lmao
Interesting music 
They left
austere hornet
hell no we all saw that
obsidian dragon
hi
austere hornet
stop trying to play it off
obsidian dragon
!voice
wise cargoBOT
austere hornet
posting n**** like that 😭
vivid palm
!mute 418483453160325122
meager sentinel
wait 50 messages
wise cargoBOT
:incoming_envelope: :ok_hand: applied timeout to @meager sentinel until <t:1724764282:f> (1 hour).
austere hornet
Thank god
oh yeah cat elf girl
it's some cute fanart though
@formal cedar 
nvm 🥲
lmao
my wallpaper image: (migu)
@stray sparrow @vocal basin
vocal basin
somehow I have the same wallpaper I had 5 years ago
vocal basin
somehow I have the same wallpaper I had 5 years ago
though it actually wasn't continuously same
austere hornet
ooh I've seen that Frieren sniper fanart in the astolfo cult server before
lol
Nice counting
I read a book that was called the curious incident of the dog in the night time
and since the narrator's point of view was of someone with asperger's, the chapter numbers were the prime numbers iirc
dnd type book
with sims logic
from what I've read from your book
Breakfast -> Some person came back from a court hearing? -> Dragon fight
Alisa's emojis in the about me:
Better Call Lesbian
and then the 1st of September 275760 embedded
vocal basin
and then the 1st of September 275760 embedded
you're in GMT+3 or more Eastern than that?
austere hornet
@whole bear 👋
vocal basin
you're in GMT+3 or more Eastern than that?
in more Western timezones it fails to display
vocal basin
in more Western timezones it fails to display
(this is wrong)
hmm
I'm too lazy to change system time to test that
vocal basin
oh, wait, it should be the other way <:Wheeze:970325622557638766>
invalid date for some, in 273736 years for others
<t:8639998952399:R>
and explain the emojis lol
vocal basin
there's a 3x3 one but it doesn't fit
vocal basin
Alisa's emojis in the about me:
> Better Call Lesbian
<:pithink:6522475599092777...
well, at least, that fits the pfp 
and the previous pfp too
vocal basin
and the previous pfp too
(previous was this, for context)
vocal basin
@upper basin at what
austere hornet
Are you not streaming?
Why bother with the model
@still herald 👋
@versed heath 👋
upper basin
qickit/synthesis/unitarypreparation.py:54: error: An overloaded function outside a stub file must have an implementation [no-overload-impl]
qickit/synthesis/unitarypreparation.py:96: error: An overloaded function outside a stub file must have an implementation [no-overload-impl]
Opal/Milien still not here 😭
vocal basin
```
qickit/synthesis/unitarypreparation.py:54: error: An overloaded function out...
no non-overload version?
this has happened before
upper basin
Like I have to add an additional abstract method that's not overloaded?
vocal basin
yes
austere hornet
I'd do it @obsidian dragon
vocal basin
afair the answer last time was to just union
vocal basin
@upper basin only overload on abstractmethod might be ending up in that method not being actually present in the base class
obsidian dragon
vocal basin
the iconic alisa feistel pfp (in my eyes)
canonical pfp is the one I have on GitHub
austere hornet
Me? Hypercritical?
sure
@earnest crag 👋
principle (?)
don't you mean principal?
unless you have some concept that has been manifested into existence and not some principal of a school
you?!
I think so
austere hornet
principal vs principle
vocal basin
@upper basin you have the same return type, you don't need an overload
also same number of arguments
austere hornet
the most important or senior person in an organization or group vs a fundamental truth or proposition that serves as the foundation for a system of belief or behaviour or for a chain of reasoning.
vocal basin
<@664667836605661217> you have the same return type, you don't need an overload
there is no extra constraint that overloads promise
austere hornet
Unless you have a character that literally is a principle that's been manifested into 3d existence somehow
upper basin
<@664667836605661217> you have the same return type, you don't need an overload
I have different types of parameters, one is NDArray, the other is my builtin Operator.
vocal basin
plain union argument is easier for LSPs and, imo, some humans to understand
upper basin
So, overload is useless here?
vocal basin
union is enough and doesn't sacrifice any typing information
upper basin
I see. I'll remove it then. Thank you very much for spotting it!
austere hornet
btw Osyra does capitalisation count as spell checking
vocal basin
So, overload is useless here?
overloads are more for "behaves differently" than "takes various values"
i.e. multiple functions under same name rather than pre-processing conversions inside the same function
upper basin
Right, I think I totally forgot about that hehe.
austere hornet
also, ... (line 2)
the year was 2000... (line 5)
vocal basin
there are cases where union, overloads and generics do similar things
austere hornet
some examples of probably many mistakes
Also like you must be an English major because idk this word and it sounds fancy
ger a plum
Ooh milien is finally here!
vocal basin
if it can't pass mypy it won't be finished ever
austere hornet
Capitalise the T for The...
(The year was 2000)
10th line of the page you're currently on
Line 16 of the same page:
ger a plum
my callouts 😭
vocal basin
10th line of the page you're currently on
austere hornet
lmao
upper basin
~~if it can't pass mypy it won't be finished ever~~
Hehehe
It's sth I'm still actively figuring out.
austere hornet
punctuation
comma after great
cheery is correct
oh ig all of your speaking bits are wrong
austere hornet
wrong punctuation 😭
austere hornet
- "Yeah, it was great." in a cheery voice.
+ "Yeah, it was great," [she said] in a cheery voice.
^ two edits made... one after "great" and the she said bit
Also you have some weird tense changes in the speaking bits too
funny sentence
from about chapter 7 the text goes from past tense to present
i like the rpg-ness the book starts to adopt near the mid 20 something chapters
Biology class in chapter 2, some dungeons and dragons type stuff in chapter... 30 ish
upper basin
Doesn't mypy understand if-else?
obsidian dragon
austere hornet
He sat down insert comma please took his backpack off...
Did me weekend go well?
...
OPAL!!!!
They never got off the bus 😭
plot hole
but they were still on the bus
vocal basin
(I'm back; phone call happened suddenly)
austere hornet
Took the not out of her pocket
Shove if in her hand 
Also what's a "ting"
You never explained it
plot hole 😭
what's a ting 😭
first appearance of ting
there's more 😭
upper basin
How to disable mypy check for a specific directory?
austere hornet
Ok I'm going to bed with this brain damage
gn... @obsidian dragon you better fix these 
somber heath
@tidal stream 👋
tidal stream
<@1061669636610994196> 👋
Sha 256
obsidian dragon
!voice
wise cargoBOT
frosty star
Can't hear nobody 😦 what's going on
torpid jay
hellow
somber heath
Pasta is chasing about their bit.
torpid jay
umm?
frosty star
OK audio is working on mobile but not here I wonder why
spare galleon
```diff
- "Yeah, it was great." in a cheery voice.
+ "Yeah, it was great," [she ...
now fix my stories
torpid jay
whats going on?
obsidian dragon
rich bison
Why writing manually
rich bison
<@959469211212714104> <@852870709667037195> 👋
hello !
somber heath
@solemn saddle 👋
obsidian dragon
obsidian dragon
whole bear
I'm so burnt out on web development after 10 years. That's why im getting into python honestly
same. I thought jquery was lang at one point 😅 then ES6 came out and so much js on the front end that i was like fuck it, i'll go full stack dev
problem with being full stack dev is you get 4x the responsibilites and often less pay.
frozen owl
sorry my wifi is very jittery
short owl
now create a character voice @whole bear
whole bear
lol like become a lama vtuber?
midnight birch
Ah, an Entomologist.
short owl
remote computing to access GPUs @sour imp
very cool
CBC French TV channels wouldnt censor movies or shows , allowed nudity - its a incentive to learn french
yaba dabba doo , opensource
did you look at , mojo python , can it be applied to AI research @whole bear
whole bear
did you look at , mojo python , can it be applied to AI research <@456226577798...
I've heard of mojo but I haven't used it. 100% down to learn it though
upper basin
What is the best model for coding that's free and accessible through Continue?
short owl
its for GPUs , AI and BIG data - @whole bear
whole bear
I heard you can use it jupyter too
short owl
I dont know enough about advanced coding to test MOJO and give opinion @whole bear
whole bear
I dont know enough about advanced coding to test MOJO and give opinion <@4562265...
same
short owl
I want to do coding for small scale parallel systems
whole bear
half-way to vc, 25 messages to go
short owl
heard GROK 2.0 , has no limitations @whole bear
whole bear
heard GROK 2.0 , has no limitations <@456226577798135808>
define no limits
also the quality of their models has never been very good for what i do
short owl
point taken , less limits than others
ya , you mentioned , specifically trained to application
whole bear
I do want to try Groq's propoganda machine though aka uncensored image gen
@frozen owl what kinda ML stuff are you doing?
short owl
big yes
frozen owl
<@632762189257768960> what kinda ML stuff are you doing?
building autograd lib
although usually i do reinforcement learning
i see @sour imp
shit my wifi keeps cutting this is annoying af
whole bear
Yeah, i know Elon and his team haven't released their own models. I didn't know they used flux, but that makes sense. I believe you can run flux locally just like any of their other models aside from whisper i think
upper basin
Shoot.
whole bear
my understanding is grok is on x, and Groq builds ASIC infrastructure for groq
sour imp
this
whole bear
ok maybe im wrong
whole bear
grokking the coding interview:
Grokking refers to a sharp rise of the network's generalization accuracy on the test set,
never knew that until now
frozen owl
overfitting
whole bear
can anyone give me a breif run down on the ecosystem of python?
Like i know how to use jupyter notebooks and the lab and I get how to use requirements.txt and pip.
I think i understand why we use conda but poetry and other things in the ecosystem i dont get why or whats considered best practice
primal shadow
poetry and other package managers are just people wanting to do things their way, I don't think there's a 'best practice' though I always think the zen of python is to keep things simple, if pip works, pip it is.
whole bear
that was my impression. I've noticed and always heard the python community was a lot less opinionated than JS
primal shadow
I quite enjoy jupyter for iteratively building a thing
whole bear
I quite enjoy jupyter for iteratively building a thing
this and also just for running small snippets
primal shadow
If you don't need it, don't worry about it. If you want to learn the whole ecosystem, you should have started long ago, and gone at 5x the speed you can, because there's far too much.
Once you run into the problems Poetry solves (no idea what it solves) you should look into Poetry since someone's already solved that problem, or do what others have done and roll your own solution, then there can be yet another solution out there to further confuse those who do not understand why
vocal basin
uh
dependency shouldn't use the runtime directly normally
@verbal zenith there is a runtime by Rust org
but it's more as a proof of concept
also
"runtime" is not the issue
different interfaces are
and that's getting better than it used to be
it's near trivial to mix async runtimes in Rust
the whole "oh, so bad, so many runtimes" thing is bs
I know some CSS
idk how much
upbeat bobcat
@verbal zenith I made some changes like I used the match statement instead of if-elif as you said
And made a def safe_eval function
vocal basin
btw, @verbal zenith, have you understood what this cursed thing does?
in short:
.indent on &mut Write makes a Write that indents everything you write to it,
.indent on &Display makes a Display that shows the original but indented
upbeat bobcat
btw, <@559903350024568833>, have you understood what this cursed thing does?
And AF I am using AST now
vocal basin
struct Example1;
impl std::fmt::Display for Example1 {
fn fmt(&self, f: &mut std::fmt::Formatter<'_>) -> std::fmt::Result {
write!(f, "Example 1")
}
}
struct Example2;
impl std::fmt::Display for Example2 {
fn fmt(&self, f: &mut std::fmt::Formatter<'_>) -> std::fmt::Result {
write!(f, "Example 2\n{}", Example1.indent(2))
}
}
struct Example3;
impl std::fmt::Display for Example3 {
fn fmt(&self, f: &mut std::fmt::Formatter<'_>) -> std::fmt::Result {
write!(f, "Example 3\n{}", Example2.indent(2))
}
}
fn main() {
println!("{}", Example3);
}
@verbal zenith does it have edit history panel?
it might store alternate paths (i.e. what you undid)
I think VSC stores all saved states for a few days
idk about VS proper
grim solar
vocal basin
@whole bear just learn both
yes it absolutely is easier to work with
segfaults in prod are not fun
C++ is not simple at all
templates are cursed
Rust is complex,
but the amount of tools C++ provides to create further complexity is huge
frozen owl
im back
@vocal basin i have a question, i want to organise my python code in folders and have a example folder and run my code from. how should i structure my python imports
vocal basin
assembly is simple until you need to have portability
vocal basin
<@264054779888533515> i have a question, i want to organise my python code in fo...
are you pip install -e'ing your project?
frozen owl
i tried __init__.py but i dont think that does anyshit
frozen owl
are you `pip install -e`'ing your project?
hm what does this do?
vocal basin
are you `pip install -e`'ing your project?
(maturin develop does that automatically)
frozen owl
no im doing a seperate project
vocal basin
hm what does this do?
for the current environment, ensures you can import your package
vocal basin
it's like pip install but doesn't copy
verbal zenith
main.py
notmain.py Can be used by default
mypackage/
__init__.py You need this to import python scripts from a folder
something.py
anotherpackage/
__init__.py
anotherthing.py
all that not including the difficulty of installing and linking libraries
frozen owl
so the project is called TensorOps and im opening the folder in vscode.
the actual source code is in TensorOps/tensorops.
i plan to have an example folder in TensorOps/examples
vocal basin
all that not including the difficulty of installing and linking libraries
which for C++ is "just give up" situation often
frozen owl
Rust is complex,
but the amount of tools C++ provides to create further complexi...
borrow checker:
vocal basin
borrow checker makes code easier to write
if you're comparing to C++
C++'s GC is purely optional
as in
not implemented
vocal basin
shit "setup.py"
what year is it again
frozen owl
pyproject.toml
it said i didnt have either
smfh
OHWAIT
I HAVE HEARD OF THIS FILE BEFORE
I CONFIGED IT FOR MY MATURIN STUFF
frozen owl
so the project is called TensorOps and im opening the folder in vscode.
the actu...
wait do i do this at the root directory?
like TensorOps?
vocal basin
<https://github.com/TodePond/DreamBerd>
@verbal zenith
vocal basin
<https://github.com/TodePond/DreamBerd>
@sour imp
£99 for partial implementation
£99 for full implementation
frozen owl
```
main.py
notmain.py Can be used by default
mypackage/
__init__.py You nee...
wait can i not have __init__.py
sounds like a pain
@vocal basin
i got the pip install e to work
vocal basin
@verbal zenith reminder that this implies checking it for all variable names
so you can break existing code
@frozen owl do you need to export anything from the module directly?
@frozen owl you don't need for examples
@frozen owl you installed it incorrectly, likely
or misconfigured VSC
frozen owl
shit
vocal basin
ffs TURN OFF THE SPELLCHECKER
(in some cases missing import is blue underlining too)
frozen owl
idk why am i having a hard time doing typing stuff in python when i do it all the time in rust smfh
vocal basin
my favourite VSC hack is to remove activation scripts for venv
because that for whatever reason does not break activation
makes it more transparent instead
(no prefix, and no paste+run on new terminal)
I hope there is a way to do that without deleting the files, but I'm too lazy to search for it
verbal zenith
vocal basin
@whole bear are you choosing between free-form and significant space?
free-form: for token separation, only existence of some space matters, not amount and type
@verbal zenith table of contents
it can be resized
@verbal zenith you're also on the wrong page, from what it looked like
docs.rs/crate/miette instead of docs.rs/miette
whole bear
lex_line()
{
// lexing
}
lex_file()
{
// lex entire file
}
vocal basin
@verbal zenith cog on the top right
you can also just resize it to nothing
push all the way
vocal basin
lex_line()
{
// lexing
}
lex_file()
{
// lex entire file
}
wouldn't there be both
and second uses first
but
not all languages can be done line-per-line
Zig can
Rust can't
Python can't
@whole bear do you want to include multi-line strings in your language?
@verbal zenith in some languages newline isn't a token
- see Zig
line-by-line increases compilation performance
via parallelism
there is still a serial initial process splitting lines
but
more advanced/intense tokenisation is shoved onto the threadpool
ig in chunks of multiple lines
@verbal zenith why not just anyhow
or do you need to actually pull data out of it/present to user
hmm
ariadne not ariadine
allegedly with /i/ sound
ariadni
frozen owl
ariadne not ariadine
is this some mythological creature
vocal basin
"creature"
frozen owl
ah yes humans
whole bear
const std::string &filename
@vocal basin
This is a const pointer to a string right?
vocal basin
const reference
whole bear
so address
whole bear
its a value not a address
vocal basin
right control releases virtualbox controls allegedly
I'm too sleepy for maths questions rn
vocal basin
its a value not a address
reference itself is an address
but
C++ makes it operate syntactically as if it's just what's being pointed to
@verbal zenith I've just noticed there's a separate panel in VSC to see source code of all Rust dependencies in the workspace
whole bear
#include <iostream>
#include <fstream>
#include <string>
#include <vector>
class Lexer {
public:
Lexer(const std::string& filename, char customLineBreak)
: file(filename), lineNumber(1), customLineBreakChar(customLineBreak) {
if (!file.is_open()) {
throw std::runtime_error("Could not open file");
}
}
void tokenize() {
std::string currentLine;
std::string token;
while (std::getline(file, currentLine, customLineBreakChar)) {
processLine(currentLine);
lineNumber++;
}
}
private:
std::ifstream file;
int lineNumber;
char customLineBreakChar;
void processLine(const std::string& line) {
size_t index = 0;
while (index < line.length()) {
char currentChar = line[index];
// Example: Skip spaces
if (isspace(currentChar)) {
index++;
continue;
}
// Example: Handle multi-line statement, custom logic to detect statement ending
if (currentChar == ';') {
// End of statement
std::cout << "Token found at line " << lineNumber << ": " << token << std::endl;
token.clear();
} else {
// Continue building the token
token += currentChar;
}
index++;
}
}
};
int main() {
try {
Lexer lexer("yourfile.txt", '@'); // Replace '@' with your custom line break character
lexer.tokenize();
} catch (const std::exception& ex) {
std::cerr << "Error: " << ex.what() << std::endl;
return 1;
}
return 0;
}
hard-code \n and ignore all \r
@verbal zenith CR first
\r
\r\n
macs used to prefer \r
carriage return line feed
❌ BASICally
✅ VBAally
@verbal zenith this is actually a recent change I think
like within last 9 years
@verbal zenith the set_var change will be stabilised when 2024 edition is released
Future in prelude
force unsafe {} usage inside unsafe fn
whole bear
int WINAPI WinMain(HINSTANCE hInstance, HINSTANCE hPrevInstance, LPSTR lpCmdLine, int nShowCmd) {
Utils::CreateWinAPI32BallonNotification("Started Orion Shell", "Started Orion Shell, compiled using G++ from main.cpp using windows.h. Please remember that errors can occur!", 0);
Utils::clear_logs();
Utils::clear_lex_out();
std::ifstream file("C:/coding-projects/CPP-Dev/Orion-Shell/assets/to_lex.txt"); // Open the file
std::stringstream buffer; // Create a stringstream to hold the file content
std::string line;
if (file.is_open()) {
while (std::getline(file, line)) { // Read each line from the file
buffer << line << "\n"; // Append the line and a newline character to the buffer
}
file.close(); // Close the file
} else {
std::cerr << "Unable to open file";
}
buffer.str();
return 0;
}
if your language is simple enough to parse line-by-line, might as well try doing that
the issue is more that some languages can't be tokenised that way
"""
example
"""
if {
} else {
}
if {} else {}
oh
2024 is getting reserved keyword
for generators
reserved
Rust already has generator functions
like Python
and async-await is implemented via generator-like things, at some level
like in Python
whereas now there's also a proposal for gen blocks analogous to async blocks
https://rust-lang.github.io/rfcs/3513-gen-blocks.html
whole bear
whole bear
frozen owl
wait till you see rust runtimeerrors with c libs
pytorch is notorious with its fucky errors
vocal basin
wait till you see rust runtimeerrors with c libs
"did you mean segmentation fault"
whole bear
frozen owl
is this good practice?
def __call__(self, input_node):
return self.forward(input_node)
like im making 2 functions do the same shit
like i alr have self.foward() that does the shit
since pytorch does support
model = NewModel()
y = model(x)
and also model.foward(x)
vocal basin
I'd just go with __call__ only, if you control the base class chain
frozen owl
right
frozen owl
I'd just go with `__call__` only, if you control the base class chain
wdym "control the base class chain" what does the "chain" refer to
i wrote all the code, including the base class
vocal basin
base class, base class of the base class, and so on
vocal basin
many languages just have a big stream of tokens at some point, so putting all that in same list should be normal
frozen owl
I'd just go with `__call__` only, if you control the base class chain
right, the
def forward(self, x)
is still implemented for the pytorch base class but is open for the user to change the forward operation accordingly but ppl seem to do model(x) as opposed to model.forward(x)
yeah so i'll stick to model(x)
ty
but should i expose
def __call__(self, input_node)
directly to the user to edit as opposed to exposing the
def forward(self, input_node)
how do you separate and display them nicely:
you can, theoretically, store metadata for tokens
and probably should
mostly just position in the file (offset, line, column)
I've hit a few rustc bugs in the past
mostly crashes
frozen owl
fearless concurrency
vocal basin
assert_eq! inside the compiler
vocal basin
likely coming from codegen-units of more than 1
not as painful as recent vtable-related change
@verbal zenith you need to display the report?
verbal zenith
fn title<W: Write>(&self, w: &mut W) -> std::fmt::Result {
write!(w, "{}: ", self.variant_name())?;
match self {
ReportKind::UnexpectedCharacter(char) => write!(w, "{char}")?,
ReportKind::UnexpectedToken(unexpected, _) => write!(w, "{unexpected}")?,
ReportKind::UnexpectedEOF => {}
}
Ok(())
}
I'd suggest just making a display-specific type, yes
in which language
I started C# and Python 7 years ago
prior to that, some other languages
long light
lol
vocal basin
C# and Python were the first ones I studied properly
long light
these ppl know programming or skidding?
vocal basin
first time I wrote Pascal code was ~18 years ago
vocal basin
after 7y and not much knowledge id be confused
10~20 years of experience and barely any skill is quite common, according to people who have that level of experience
long light
10~20 years of experience and barely any skill is quite common, according to peo...
wow
my first ever time touching a program was in robotics in school
i worked on a nxt roboter
im currently on arduino
i learned a little bit c++ with it
whole bear
vocal basin
I started C# and Python 7 years ago
... and here I am googling this because JS literally does not have that built-in, and I'm just picking whatever method is in fashion
yes, C++ has labels and goto
but goto is advised against
since it violates principles of structured programming, allegedly
destructors made goto obsolete in some cases
long light
anyone can help me inna sec when i verify
whole bear
sure
long light
im working on my roboter rn and its using a raspi and arduino nano.
task of the roboter is to with the help of a camera, read values of a obstacle it reads infront of it and pass it onto the arduino
i am working right now on a function called tokenize
void tokenize(char *str, char *delim, char **tokens)
{
int i = 0;
char *token = strtok(str, delim);
while (token != NULL)
{
tokens[i] = token;
i++;
token = strtok(NULL, delim);
}
}
i have not worked much with c tbh
how do i get verified to screenshare?
@whole bear
long light
void tokenize(char *str, char *delim, char **tokens)
{
int i = 0;
char *...
u got c experience?
or any1
cuz i dont
so pretty much i get 6 numbers from my raspi through a serial port which i have opened to arduino
thats a bug
from discord or idk
lemme ask an admin real quick for screenshare
int Picturemiddle_x = 0;
int Picturemiddle_y = 0;
// own split function since arduino doesn't have a default one
void splitString(String input, char delimiter, String output[], int &count)
{
int startIndex = 0;
int endIndex = 0;
count = 0;
while (endIndex != -1)
{
endIndex = input.indexOf(delimiter, startIndex);
output[count] = input.substring(startIndex, endIndex);
startIndex = endIndex + 1;
count++;
}
}
// 2nd tokenizing function
void tokenize(char *str, char *delim, char **tokens)
{
int i = 0;
char *token = strtok(str, delim);
while (token != NULL)
{
tokens[i] = token;
i++;
token = strtok(NULL, delim);
}
}
void findNextPillar()
{
String substrings[10]; // Create an array to store the substrings
// Block
P_color = 'U';
P_x = 0;
P_height = 0;
P_wall_L = 'N';
P_wall_R = 'N';
String data = raspi_get_data();
int count = 0;
splitString(data, ' ', substrings, count); // Split the data into substrings using a space delimiter
P_color = substrings[0].charAt(0);
P_x = substrings[1].toInt();
P_height = substrings[2].toInt();
P_wall_L = substrings[3].charAt(0);
P_wall_R = substrings[4].charAt(0);
return;
}```here is my complete cam.h so far
long light
```c
int Picturemiddle_x = 0;
int Picturemiddle_y = 0;
// own split function si...
check this out maybe itll clarify something
the space between char and token was because discord
not the tokenize i mean as in the code itself
when im on my raspi checking the values of a obstacle infront of what the roboter sees the values are not the same as i get
sadly i killed my battery for the roboter so i have to check later what to change just lemme check rq
thats how my program works
the bot just sees obstacles if they are red or green and then decides which direction to go
vocal basin
#bot-commands message
long light
is there a mod in here that might grant me temporary screensharing permissions
vocal basin
don't .gitignore the .gitignore, normally
whole bear
Basic
ass
stupid
shity
inpractical
language
(Bassil)
frozen owl
perfect
long light
is there a mod in here that might grant me temporary screensharing permissions
@vocal basin 🙏
sour imp
text logo "Bassil"
vocal basin
should this be on my gh <@264054779888533515>
depending on what's in settings.json
egg-info -- no
sour imp
frozen owl
egg-info -- no
shit do i have to manually delete egg info
frozen owl
depending on what's in settings.json
{
"python.analysis.extraPaths": [
"./TensorOps"
]
}
frozen owl
doesnt look like a basil
vocal basin
shit do i have to manually delete egg info
git rm --cached allegedly
vocal basin
yes
sour imp
whole bear
vocal basin
most open source licenses require attribution
sour imp
⚠️ CLOWN WARNING ⚠️
vocal basin
no license is quite restrictive
frozen owl
isnt it all rights reserved
vocal basin
as in you don't allow to do anything with your code
yes
almost
there is CC0 and WTFPL for very permissive
@verbal zenith it requires &'static str?
@verbal zenith yeah, seems like, the idea is that those are expected to be hard-coded/macro-generated
also
uh
that is a level, isn't it?
so, like
a class of reports
why would you need to create it that based on inputs
(I know some answers to that, but you probably aren't hitting those usecases I'm thinking of)
@whole bear ||git reset --hard origin/main||
if you want to kill local changes
whole bear
vocal basin
<@456226577798135808> ||`git reset --hard origin/main`||
this assumes remote has a branch named main
@whole bear you don't care about local changes, right?
hmm
what do you need to do, again?
ah
if you want to push, then don't reset
git pull fails?
git push -u origin main
do you have main as currently checked out branch?
whole bear
vocal basin
remote is not empty
git pull --rebase
or just git pull if you're okay with merge commits
first, commit whatever you have changed currently
then pull
it will merge
then rebase
whole bear
vocal basin
git pull --rebase origin main
frozen owl
idk why i dont really trust llms for code documentation
vocal basin
there will be a bit of a time paradox in the history lol
@whole bear you should probably git config your name and email so it matches what's in github, otherwise your commits don't show up as made by you
just note that --rebase rewrites local history
uh
you need to know what commit you were on
as in the hash
save it before pulling
git reset --hard ORIG_HEAD
allegedly
also
git reflog
@verbal zenith self-host crates.io, push everything you use there
@sour imp that's just Windows
vocal basin
<@559903350024568833> self-host crates.io, push everything you use there
so that if you need to reuse something you can just cargo add it
maybe I should do something about this
I have 111 cargo packages uploaded on self-hosted instance
including separate versions, ofc
@verbal zenith have you tried ??
wrap in Ok
also
Box<dyn Error>
why do you need dyn Debug?
remove + '_
ah
okay then idk
time to check something
oh, dyn Debug can't ?
lmao
dyn Error can
@verbal zenith Box::new(e) as _
huh
I just realised I pushed a crate to a wrong registry
to one more private than necessary
@sour imp outage started quite a while ago
#bot-commands message
#community-meta message
wouldn't SQL be an overkill yeah
ew
no, not the mongo
you can't mongodb if you can't AVX
MongoDB of versions newer than 4.4 requires that CPU supports AVX
for whatever reason
likely for JSON/BSON parser
(AVX is just a wider SIMD)
MongoDB is actually not critically bad
same for Redis
(except Redis is used more widely in prod)
both went BSL way
iirc there are some re-implementations of Mongo interface on top of other stuff
postgres and mariadb specifically
thing for postgres
https://www.ferretdb.com/
vocal basin
time to come up with better name than "metadata" for whatever that is
(I said metadata originally just because it roughly conveyed the meaning lol)
whole bear
[
{
"line": 1,
"start_column": 1,
"end_column": 5,
"type": "Identifier",
"value": "first"
},
{
"line": 1,
"start_column": 7,
"end_column": 13,
"type": "Argument",
"value": "command"
},
]
I might've once or twice unironically said something very similar to that "it's my library" sketch at work lol
vocal basin
```
[
{
"line": 1,
"start_column": 1,
"end_column": 5,
"type":...
slightly inconsistent trailing commas?
(it doesn't parse as JSON)
while we're on the topic of use ReportKind::*;
I don't like that doing it automatically in VSC+rust-analyzer is non-trivial
somber heath
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stoic chasm
!voice
this doesnt work btw
i be here 3 separate days
ive vced before but it doesn't work
obsidian dragon
did you voice voice call 3 different days for 10 minutes each and also send 50 unique massages that are not spam?
stoic chasm
upbeat bobcat
you clicked this button?
stoic chasm
yes
it is angry
it forgot my join
:<
i know of atleast 3 days that i was here
heck i bet even 3 consecutive
i'm willing to wait 3 days and try again
upbeat bobcat
you joined today
upbeat bobcat
it was 3 days
look
somber heath
did you voice voice call 3 different days for 10 minutes each and also send 50 u...
Voice calling is not part of the prerequisite criteria.
You have to have been on the server for at least three days from your last join date.
Have sent 50 undeleted messages in the text chats other than the bot channels.
Not have any active voice infractions.
upbeat bobcat
my 3 days are September 4th 2023, March 13th 2018, and June 6th 2018
I think you left and joined again
somber heath
The messages have to have at least one message per ten minute span for a total of three spans.
At least.
(Don't worry too much about this.)
If you stay in the server and keep talking with people via text, you'll qualify in no time.
Don't overthink it.
Just periodically check back with the voice verification button.