voice-chat-text-0

[rugged root]

Elvish Presley

[peak depot]

tonte, tomte, tonttu etc

[rugged root]

"One smart fellow, he felt smart"

[peak depot]

alv

[gentle flint]

älv

[peak depot]

joki

[short owl]

Gordon Shumway

[south temple]

how did we get from good retro games to this conversations

[short owl]

It's all in your imagination , like this room and everything else , its actually a simulation inside a crystal sugar cube on a aliens desk

[south temple]

baby oil smuggling

?

[upper basin]

I honestly just want to see AF play minesweeper more hehe.

Makes me feel like windows vista.

[south temple]

I saw cat eater gif I can't unsee it now

[vocal basin]

have you seen how the arena gameplay looks like?

[upper basin]

Arena, I don't think so?

[south temple]

cuda

[peak depot]

gouda

[short owl]

cheese wedge hats

[vocal basin]

well that was an uninteresting arena

oh, a funny one now

[upper basin]

I enjoyed watching it.

[vocal basin]

@rugged root you can see now what cursed arenas look like

[upper basin]

Now I get how you reply so fast.

[vocal basin]

random colours + 100% efficiency

[vocal basin]

the most exhausting one to get with random colours is no flags

[upper basin]

You were doing great, I had to switch back to fix sth in my tester.

[vocal basin]

whuh

[upper basin]

You would peep I guess?

[vocal basin]

basically it's a NG

but

you can get stuck

and when do truly need to guess

you ask the magic button

[upper basin]

Not gonna lie, I'm tempted to make my quantum chess just to see you make it your promiscuous gal.

Me today: In a superposition of continuing to code and erasing my codebase.

[whole bear]

can i steam

[upper basin]

Sure, just close the window before you do.

[south temple]

time for sleep see you guys 🥱

[upper basin]

AF, I just noticed we've been in the VC for 12 hours straight hehe.

[vocal basin]

(I woke up later than 12 hours ago)

[upper basin]

I joined vc from 2 (I woke up at 12-ish), and I could swear you were here from the time I was.

It's 2 am now.

[vocal basin]

well at least this mode functions

most of the time guesses required and guesses allowed do align

[upper basin]

Do you like the mechanic of it?

[vocal basin]

it's somewhere in the middle between standard and NG

adds the necessity to realise you're stuck to NG

but, compared to standard, order of guesses is different

in standard, you must guess as early as possible

if you know you can't go further without guessing

whereas in the new thing, clearing out as far as possible first is the right way

[whole bear]

steamer

[upper basin]

I'm gonna go sleep, I feel my skin burning.

Tomorrow's A.C.E is gonna be pissed when he finds out how little I did today.

Good thing I'll cease to exist once he wakes up.

Cya!

[vocal basin]

yay spiders

[calm smelt]

Please go see the doctor

[sour imp]

def programmer_life():
    while True:
        code()
        eat()
        sleep()
        if is_weekend():
            break

try:
    social_life()
except NameError:
    programmer_life()

[stark river]

early return condition should come first

[green kindle]

hello

the bot will not vc verify me

aw

[sour imp]

https://github.com/KastienDevOp/legal-script/tree/main

[vocal basin]

I waited ~2 hours for a device to come out of OOM situation

not a happy time

especially at 1 a.m.

[brisk bridge]

hi

[jaunty nest]

lol

[upper basin]

Been there, nothing done. I just have to fix my sleep schedule to get some of the brain function back hehe.

I wasn't this slow before.

[vocal basin]

@minor sage depends on the time

too early for Hemlock I think

[upper basin]

https://www.memorylosstest.com/brain-processing-speed-test/

[vocal basin]

does this count as a pass

on both direct and Tor

[near geode]

why i can't open my mic in the voice chat?

[somber heath]

#voice-verification

Hoy hi.

[wind raptor]

!voice

[somber heath]

I'm...okay?

[wise cargo]

Voice verification

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

[upper basin]

You are?

[somber heath]

I am a quantum state.

[upper basin]

I'll measure you, one sec...

[vocal basin]

(√2/2)|okay⟩+(√2/2)|meh⟩

[somber heath]

@tranquil violet@drifting abyss👋

[tranquil violet]

hi

[drifting abyss]

hello

[somber heath]

https://tenor.com/view/dog-shock-dog-shock-gif-1954320606992426748

@turbid matrix👋

[turbid matrix]

hello

idk why i can't open my mic

[somber heath]

@torn yarrow👋

[wind raptor]

!voice

[wise cargo]

Voice verification

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[somber heath]

Drat.

[torn yarrow]

hi, thaks for info!

[turbid matrix]

I am the next Damien Herst

making paintings using python

[somber heath]

@sharp horizon@inland creek👋

[turbid matrix]

still working on one, i'll share it soon

[inland creek]

yep?

[somber heath]

What approaches are you using?

[vocal basin]

@whole bear 👋

[somber heath]

@whole bear Then rest it. Type.

[whole bear]

yeah

thats probably a good idea

[somber heath]

I do have those, sometimes.

[slender sierra]

Hey @wind raptor 😊

[whole bear]

just wanted to see how everyones doing

[vocal basin]

I should get back to top 500 on minesweeper.online

relatively close to that

@wind raptor iirc after first move, there do exist rules restrictions on that type of analysis

[wind raptor]

You would do this research before a game

[vocal basin]

yes

[wind raptor]

not during... during is called cheating

[vocal basin]

regardless of whether it's analysis of the position or just looking at the opponent's detailed stats

I should add post-game analysis to CCMS

[upper basin]

Kaggle

[vocal basin]

except that no one is playing it anymore

[wind raptor]

https://www.kaggle.com/learn

[vocal basin]

@upper basin wouldn't that be a semi-lattice/DAG not a tree?
(if you ever allow multiple subsequent steps to depend on a single one)

[upper basin]

It's a DAG yeah.

You can represent circuits as DAGs, but I don't natively, so I don't have a builtin feature for that. Qiskit does, they do pulse -> DAG -> Instruction -> QuantumCircuit iirc.

Mine is just QuantumCircuit.

[vocal basin]

I accidentally found something relative non-recent

was trying to find if GPUs have any form of pipelining similar to CPUs

[vocal basin]

@wind raptor have you seen the new record?

top 430 by speed
https://minesweeper.online/game/3753839970

I think I still haven't got any record that's within top 100

closest was something like 138 with a win streak

8 expert games in a row

now that's a top 364 result

the last time I crossed top 500, it wasn't because I did someting, but because the rating system changed

they now include efficiency stats

124% on expert

(min clicks to solve without flags)/(clicks used)

[somber heath]

@maiden island👋

@cold steppe👋

[vocal basin]

for difficulty, I have the minimal that's enough to get the maximal trophy count

[maiden island]

?

[vocal basin]

100K for 100 trophies

doesn't go higher

difficulty does, reward doesn't

I need to improve arena results

non-trivial

L8 endurance arena is easy but takes time, as the name suggests

[somber heath]

@pastel chasm👋

[upbeat bobcat]

@upper basin Can you help?

[upper basin]

With what?

[upbeat bobcat]

I am installing packages but when I import them they are not working

[upper basin]

What error are you getting?

[upbeat bobcat]

I can show you.

[upper basin]

Yep.

[upbeat bobcat]

see my screen

Thanks

It is deleting I gave it the path

[dapper tulip]

hjeyyyy

guyssss wassupppp

howdy

[upbeat bobcat]

@upper basin Thanks! Working perfectly.

[worldly robin]

Hello!

[whole bear]

it prints the memory address of the object + its class name

[somber heath]

@midnight goblet 👋

[midnight goblet]

👋

[jovial iris]

mute!

[upbeat bobcat]

@midnight gobletPlz mute yourself

[midnight goblet]

Ok

[upbeat bobcat]

Thank you

[arctic needle]

@rugged root

[midnight goblet]

np

[vocal basin]

if you think their behaviour is beyond appropriate, write to @rapid crown

[rugged root]

At home with sick wife. What's up?

Yeah, please

[midnight goblet]

What project are you guys doing?

[arctic needle]

thare was somme problme in the voice chat 0 but i think it is over

[upbeat bobcat]

Making note taking app

[midnight goblet]

so you mean notes?

[vocal basin]

rn figuring out whether OpenProject is viable

permission settings table takes up 10 pages if saved as pdf*, so that's a lot*

[upbeat bobcat]

yeah

[midnight goblet]

Ok nice

[somber heath]

@small mason 👋

[small mason]

Hi 👋

[somber heath]

@agile stream 👋

[vocal basin]

activities are just disabled

there is no process for giving a permission for those

helper role gives VC perms

[noble solstice]

Hello Guys!

Hii ALisa!

[vocal basin]

so many buttons

[patent jungle]

sup

in my way to be verifyed x-x

yep

how are u doing ?

niice

im good thx

what ure project about ?

waw thas so cool ^^

nicce

im in highschool i need to make a noughts and crosses

yey

yey noughts and crosses was not as profesionnal as his project he leaved xD

any one else here is alive ?

[vocal basin]

I'm semi-alive

[patent jungle]

almost dead ?

[vocal basin]

more ill than usual

[patent jungle]

ono im ill two x-x

that just horryble

[vocal basin]

(and yet, still attempting to sing despite throat being in a suboptimal condition)

no self-preservation instinct ✅

[whole bear]

Hey there

#include "C:/coding-projects/CPP-Dev/bassil/src/headers/SNBP.h"

#include <algorithm>
#include <stdexcept>
#include <fstream>
#include <limits>
#include <strsafe.h>
#include <windows.h>
#include <iostream>
#include <string>
#include <vector>
#include <sstream>
#include <iomanip>
#include <io.h>
#include <fcntl.h>
#include <wbemidl.h>
#include <string_view>
#include <regex>
#include <shlobj.h>

#pragma comment(lib, "wbemuuid.lib")
#pragma comment(lib, "user32.lib")
#pragma comment(lib, "gdi32.lib")
#pragma comment(lib, "shell32.lib")

Is this to many includes lol?

[vocal basin]

are all of them used?

[whole bear]

yes

~1800 lines of code

[vocal basin]

for C/C++ it's more normal to have big files

compared to some other languages

[whole bear]

I feel like I should split this code up

but also it feels wrong

[vocal basin]

you generally need to worry about #includes when you do them multiple time with the same file

[whole bear]

its just a big collection of helper functions

[vocal basin]

#ifndef-#define-#endif pattern has some nuances to using it

http://www.literateprogramming.com/pikestyle.pdf

[whole bear]

Yeah

I like to use ifndef define

[vocal basin]

it's more of a last-resort duplication prevention mechanism

issue with including multiple ifndefdefineendif headers is that the whole file gets pasted multiple times

which means the file put into the compiler is giant

[whole bear]

https://github.com/nerd-bear

13-4 = 9.5¬10

[vocal basin]

since ASM is on there,
https://marabos.nl/atomics/

useful even if you work with multithreading in C/C++ not Rust

[somber heath]

@plain mica 👋

[vocal basin]

@whole bear if those libraries come from GitHub too, you can include them via git submodule

so they don't show up as part of your project directly

[somber heath]

@solemn orchid 👋

[vocal basin]

also probably don't store .exes and .dlls directly in Git

those aren't via LFS yet, right?

(I don't remember how to check that via the web interace)

guessing by absence of .gitattributes, they aren't

[vocal basin]

for others' compiled assets, LFS
for your compiled assets, release attachments, packages and action artifacts

if I understand correctly, there is no "raw" package repository (just a versioned file)

@whole bear there was some stuff bleeding through their mic earlier iirc

you weren't the only one who muted them because of that

[somber heath]

@left creek 👋

[left creek]

hey

[vocal basin]

each time I interact with package manages in wherever, it makes me miss all the stuff that Gitea/Forgejo support

the only one I saw with same/better range of supported packages was artifactory

[whole bear]

Im not that good with git

so I would not know what that is

or how to use it

[vocal basin]

turns out this is a redirect now
https://docs.github.com/submodules

oh Git docs have a funny header

try reloading the site a bit

unlearn singletons until 5 years from now

[whole bear]

Java:

if (object::instance().get().format().auto().convert() == instance)

[vocal basin]

singleton, the pattern, is extremely hard to get right if you ever hope to keep the project extensible and maintainable;
so don't resort to just using it for a "checkmark" of using patterns, explore different uses of it instead, especially in terms of whether those uses are even correct/adequate to begin with

[whole bear]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cramer's_rule
This has been one of the best things I learnt when it comes to liner algebra

[vocal basin]

some languages provide support for similar access pattern without restriction on uniqueness
https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/keyword/thread_local
https://docs.python.org/3/library/contextvars.html

https://doc.rust-lang.org/std/macro.thread_local.html

[whole bear]

@vocal basin I sent a dm

[vocal basin]

I've read it

[whole bear]

lol

[gentle surge]

lol

[vocal basin]

!paste

[wise cargo]

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[vocal basin]

do we really need to post that clip again

do we really

well I guess a gif

https://tenor.com/view/django-unchained-drama-action-jamie-foxx-the-d-is-silent-gif-3376975

@loud tapir this channel

[upbeat bobcat]

You can't stream until you get permission from moderator or admin (you can ask when they are in vc)

[loud tapir]

hi

[calm smelt]

@loud tapir

[loud tapir]

taken_time = models.TimeField(auto_now=True,null=True)

[vocal basin]

developer very much needs to participate in those discussions;
full top-down approach does not work

PMs can't take that much of developers' responsibilities and knowledge

[vocal basin]

so for the ORM, right?

@calm smelt speaking of Rust, are you aware of ruchei crate?
https://docs.rs/ruchei

[loud tapir]

Excel does not support datetimes with timezones. Please ensure that datetimes are timezone unaware before writing to Excel.

[vocal basin]

how are you exporting it to Excel?

[loud tapir]

panda

data = LogsC.objects.all().values()

df = pd.DataFrame(data)


# Create an HTTP response with the Excel file
response = HttpResponse(content_type='application/vnd.openxmlformats-officedocument.spreadsheetml.sheet')
response['Content-Disposition'] = 'attachment; filename="your_model_data.xlsx"'

# Write the DataFrame to the response
df.to_excel(response, index=False, engine='openpyxl')
return response

[vocal basin]

you need to fix a specific column

so that's a pandas thing

[loud tapir]

yes the datie timeone

[vocal basin]

unrelated to django

[upbeat bobcat]

!code

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[loud tapir]

    
    df = pd.DataFrame(data)
    

    # Create an HTTP response with the Excel file
    response = HttpResponse(content_type='application/vnd.openxmlformats-officedocument.spreadsheetml.sheet')
    response['Content-Disposition'] = 'attachment; filename="your_model_data.xlsx"'

    # Write the DataFrame to the response
    df.to_excel(response, index=False, engine='openpyxl')
    return response ```

[upbeat bobcat]

data = LogsC.objects.all().values()

    df = pd.DataFrame(data)


    # Create an HTTP response with the Excel file
    response = HttpResponse(content_type='application/vnd.openxmlformats-officedocument.spreadsheetml.sheet')
    response['Content-Disposition'] = 'attachment; filename="your_model_data.xlsx"'

    # Write the DataFrame to the response
    df.to_excel(response, index=False, engine='openpyxl')
    return response

[whole bear]

data = LogsC.objects.all().values()

    df = pd.DataFrame(data)


    # Create an HTTP response with the Excel file
    response = HttpResponse(content_type='application/vnd.openxmlformats-officedocument.spreadsheetml.sheet')
    response['Content-Disposition'] = 'attachment; filename="your_model_data.xlsx"'

    # Write the DataFrame to the response
    df.to_excel(response, index=False, engine='openpyxl')
    return response

[vocal basin]

step 1: do you know what the problematic column is called?

[calm smelt]

https://www.wikihow.com/Format-Text-as-Code-in-Discord

[loud tapir]

@vocal basin yes

[vocal basin]

what is its type currently?

a string acquired from datetime?

or datetime directly?

[upbeat bobcat]

@calm smelt jhin

[loud tapir]

datetime ```

[vocal basin]

do you know how to format a singular date to the format you need?

!d datetime.datetime.strftime

[wise cargo]

datetime.datetime.strftime

datetime.strftime(format)```
Return a string representing the date and time, controlled by an explicit format string. See also [strftime() and strptime() Behavior](https://docs.python.org/3/library/datetime.html#strftime-strptime-behavior) and [`datetime.isoformat()`](https://docs.python.org/3/library/datetime.html#datetime.datetime.isoformat).

[vocal basin]

and then use this to modify the column
https://pandas.pydata.org/docs/reference/api/pandas.DataFrame.apply.html

[vocal basin]

@calm smelt I might've missed the answer

(if you answered)

[loud tapir]

@vocal basin so i just have to conver it to a string

how can i target it

[vocal basin]

provide a lambda function that calls strftime on its argument to apply method call

although

hmm

you'll still need to index/assign afterwards

[loud tapir]

data[taken_time]

[vocal basin]

df["taken_time"] = df["taken_time"].apply(lambda dt: dt.strftime("your format goes here"))

(I don't know what format you need)

[loud tapir]

any thing that excel accepts

[vocal basin]

it's also odd that you don't get proper xslx there from datetime

how strftime works is listed here:
https://docs.python.org/3/library/datetime.html#strftime-strptime-behavior

[loud tapir]

'datetime.time' object has no attribute 'strptime'

[vocal basin]

ah, so it's just time you have there

[loud tapir]

oh yeah

[vocal basin]

does dt.isoformat() works well enough or still getting a timezone suffix?

or do you need to shift it to a specific timezone?

[vocal basin]

I miswrote, I meant strftime

strftime for formatting
strptime for parsing

[loud tapir]

we got back to the first problem

Excel does not support datetimes with timezones. Please ensure that datetimes are timezone unaware before writing to Excel.

[vocal basin]

where does this error appear?

is there a traceback?

[loud tapir]

in django debug

[vocal basin]

okay

[loud tapir]

if can sharemy screan somewhere

[vocal basin]

try with strftime

or does strftime fail too?

[loud tapir]

yes

it fails too

[vocal basin]

you might have more columns that are datetimes/times

[loud tapir]

there is 2

[vocal basin]

yeah, you need to adjust both

also

another way might be to convert them to naïve time

for now, try with text, and if that works, then try removing tzinfo

[loud tapir]

    df["return_time"] = df["return_time"].apply(lambda dt: dt.strftime("your format goes here")) ```

'NoneType' object has no attribute 'strftime'

[vocal basin]

dt and dt.strftime("...")

[loud tapir]

what should i type in this ?

[vocal basin]

lambda dt: dt and dt.strftime("your format goes here")

this ensures it stays None if it's None

[loud tapir]

xlsx

nani

what if i conver this data to json then xlsx?

[vocal basin]

df["taken_time"] = df["taken_time"].apply(lambda dt: dt and dt.replace(tzinfo=None))
df["return_time"] = df["return_time"].apply(lambda dt: dt and dt.replace(tzinfo=None))

^ this should erase timezone information

[loud tapir]

Excel does not support datetimes with timezones. Please ensure that datetimes are timezone unaware before writing to Excel.

[calm smelt]

https://sentry.io/answers/creating-a-json-response-using-django-and-python/#

[vocal basin]

print(df.dtypes)

ensure there is no other datetime/time column

there allegedly is a shorthand for the same action we did:

df["taken_time"] = df["taken_time"].tz_localize(None)
df["return_time"] = df["return_time"].tz_localize(None)

idk if it works for nullable

it might

[loud tapir]

   id  Logs_car_ins_id  Logs_employee_ins_id                       created_at  taken_date       taken_time return_date      return_time                         ended_at  carIsInUse carNote
0  54              968                  2707 2024-09-20 14:40:38.432726+00:00  2024-09-20  19:06:19.068775        None             None 2024-09-20 14:40:38.428727+00:00       False
1  55              968                  2701 2024-09-20 14:44:56.829885+00:00  2024-09-20  19:06:19.068775        None             None 2024-09-20 14:44:56.824067+00:00       False
2  56              968                  2701 2024-09-20 14:58:36.131985+00:00  2024-09-20  19:06:19.068775        None             None 2024-09-20 14:58:36.113784+00:00       False ```

[calm smelt]

https://youtu.be/000awzVEgFI?si=dWeIOOp55P3uMaeH

[vocal basin]

you need to do the same action to created_at too

[still herald]

What's up

[vocal basin]

df["created_at"] = df["created_at"].tz_localize(None)
df["taken_time"] = df["taken_time"].tz_localize(None)
df["return_time"] = df["return_time"].tz_localize(None)

[still herald]

It's weekend take a break

[vocal basin]

it's Friday ¯_(ツ)_/¯

[still herald]

Weekend has started

Chill out

[vocal basin]

two timezone issues at a time 🎉

one in code, one not in code

[loud tapir]

index is not a valid DatetimeIndex or PeriodIndex

[vocal basin]

on df["created_at"].tz_localize(None)?

[loud tapir]

yes

ther is ended at aswell its a datetime field

ended_at = models.DateTimeField(null=True, blank=True)

py ended_at = models.DateTimeField(null=True, blank=True)

ended_at = models.DateTimeField(null=True, blank=True) .py

[vocal basin]

back to lambda approach, does this one work?

df["created_at"] = df["created_at"].apply(lambda dt: dt and dt.replace(tzinfo=None))
df["taken_time"] = df["taken_time"].apply(lambda dt: dt and dt.replace(tzinfo=None))
df["return_time"] = df["return_time"].apply(lambda dt: dt and dt.replace(tzinfo=None))
df["ended_at"] = df["ended_at"].apply(lambda dt: dt and dt.replace(tzinfo=None))

[upbeat bobcat]

ended_at = models.DateTimeField(null=True, blank=True)

[vocal basin]

for code highlight:
```py
# code here
```

[loud tapir]

# df["created_at"] = df["created_at"].apply(lambda dt: dt and dt.replace(tzinfo=None))
df["taken_time"] = df["taken_time"].apply(lambda dt: dt and dt.replace(tzinfo=None))
df["return_time"] = df["return_time"].apply(lambda dt: dt and dt.replace(tzinfo=None))
df["ended_at"] = df["ended_at"].apply(lambda dt: dt and dt.replace(tzinfo=None)) 

[vocal basin]

for all dates and times or only some?

[vocal basin]

(remove space before py to get text highlighting)

Excel might be expecting a different date format

e.g. because of locale

[loud tapir]

df["created_at"] = df["created_at"].apply(lambda dt: dt and dt.replace(tzinfo=None))
df["taken_time"] = df["taken_time"].apply(lambda dt: dt and dt.replace(tzinfo=None))
df["return_time"] = df["return_time"].apply(lambda dt: dt and dt.replace(tzinfo=None))
df["ended_at"] = df["ended_at"].apply(lambda dt: dt and dt.replace(tzinfo=None))

[vocal basin]

and remove space after py

[loud tapir]

#df["created_at"] = df["created_at"].apply(lambda dt: dt and dt.replace(tzinfo=None))
df["taken_time"] = df["taken_time"].apply(lambda dt: dt and dt.replace(tzinfo=None))
df["return_time"] = df["return_time"].apply(lambda dt: dt and dt.replace(tzinfo=None))
df["ended_at"] = df["ended_at"].apply(lambda dt: dt and dt.replace(tzinfo=None))

[vocal basin]

yes

[loud tapir]

df["created_at"] = df["created_at"].apply(lambda dt: dt and dt.replace(tzinfo=None))
df["taken_time"] = df["taken_time"].apply(lambda dt: dt and dt.replace(tzinfo=None))
df["return_time"] = df["return_time"].apply(lambda dt: dt and dt.replace(tzinfo=None))
df["ended_at"] = df["ended_at"].apply(lambda dt: dt and dt.replace(tzinfo=None))

[vocal basin]

for some reason discord can't take if there's any extra space after ```

here we don't take payment for help

see rule 9

[loud tapir]

@vocal basin do you have paypal

[vocal basin]

!rule 9

[wise cargo]

Rules

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

[loud tapir]

What

[vocal basin]

helping is voluntary and I don't take any money from abroad

[pallid hazel]

its a free playground..

[loud tapir]

So kind

I feel bad to much of ur time

[vocal basin]

I have to deal with time zone issues at work too, but we haven't yet integrated pandas widely

also having time data across four separate languages adds to the confusion

especially thanks to JS

[pallid hazel]

dump the dataframe to a dict, and run an algo on it to correct and adjust timezones.. would be my approach

[vocal basin]

you can .apply the function directly to columns like above

without resorting to dicts and in-python loops

[pallid hazel]

i deal with many formarts, helps to be able to idenify then.. sometimes i need extra proccessing.. ie if its linux time vs utc.. etc..

[whole bear]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IBM_Series/1

[turbid matrix]

hey ya

[vocal basin]

wiki

you're copying a link over text

[whole bear]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electricity#:~:text=Electricity is the set of,as described by Maxwell's equations.

[vocal basin]

@grim hatch 👋

[grim hatch]

both of us exist!

:3

hi other alisa

hehe

[turbid matrix]

what's this

[whole bear]

LMFAO

[grim hatch]

what video!

[vocal basin]

I'm a bit surprised the template and category for IBM minicomputers doesn't have template/category for IBM mainframes adjacent enough

[grim hatch]

:D

yaaaaay!

:3

I probably remade the picker mentioned in the video a couple of times since then

my current one is

[vocal basin]

🔔

[turbid matrix]

is it your channel

[grim hatch]

yep!

[turbid matrix]

oooooh cool

[vocal basin]

@calm smelt deafening implies muting unless you're server-deafened

[whole bear]

https://tenor.com/view/subscribe-click-the-subscribe-button-turn-on-notifications-notification-bell-gif-17437194

[turbid matrix]

i'll sub

[grim hatch]

the graphic that appears in every damn yt video in the bottom right

yeah :D 💛🩷

[whole bear]

💜

[turbid matrix]

blue and red hearts are better

[grim hatch]

purple heart is classic

[vocal basin]

🖤 -- deals damage on destruction, quite useful

[grim hatch]

used to use that one before I realized I was trans

[whole bear]

♥️❤️🧡💛🤎🩷💜💙🩵🩶🤍

[grim hatch]

I love this reference

to possibly nothing, but it feels so correct

[turbid matrix]

❤️💙

blaugrana

[vocal basin]

trying to remember if the game had more than four in total

[grim hatch]

I also have my own bookmarker

because the browser is slow and unreliable

[turbid matrix]

cool

C

O

O

L

[vocal basin]

you haven't joined RPLCS?

the other Rust server

[grim hatch]

I'll tell you more

I left the main one

people there are too smart

the server felt very dry

[whole bear]

Please don't spam to get <@&764802720779337729> and read #voice-verification

[vocal basin]

"hmm...
I shall pick a sticker that will convince you to join RPLCS..."

[turbid matrix]

nah i am a shy person, i won't even open my mic even if i get verified lol

[grim hatch]

:3

[turbid matrix]

thats's how i actually write btw to become cool lol

[grim hatch]

ඞ

𒓎

whale

[vocal basin]

[grim hatch]

also whale

[vocal basin]

!e

print(chr(sum(range(ord(min(str(not())))))))

[wise cargo]

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

ඞ

[grim hatch]

woah wtf

truly incredible

is it noting an empty expression?

[vocal basin]

!e

print(type(()))
print(bool(()))

[wise cargo]

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

001 | <class 'tuple'>
002 | False

[upbeat bobcat]

looks better in VSC

[vocal basin]

!e

dbg = lambda x: (print(x), x)[1]

dbg(chr(dbg(sum(dbg(range(dbg(ord(dbg(min(dbg(str(dbg(not dbg(()))))))))))))))

[wise cargo]

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

001 | ()
002 | True
003 | True
004 | T
005 | 84
006 | range(0, 84)
007 | 3486
008 | ඞ

[vocal basin]

we have reached Lisp levels of parenthesising

[grim hatch]

my god

[upbeat bobcat]

yeah

[vocal basin]

@whole bear type() fails

[whole bear]

and so does my brain

[vocal basin]

"1 or 3 arguments" refers to constructing either from a value or from members

[grim hatch]

the highlighting for it in helix is also simple by default

they misspelled vscode

[vocal basin]

range and str are classes that's why they stand out

btw, a lot of generator-like functions in itertools are classes too

[grim hatch]

ohhhhhhh

[whole bear]

vsc

[vocal basin]

but

[grim hatch]

they typed in VSA first

[vocal basin]

there's also another category of highlight

[grim hatch]

I also got confused about that

[upbeat bobcat]

2 times

[vocal basin]

that category is builtin funtion/class

[scarlet dust]

wonderful rainbow

[grim hatch]

I feel that @whole bear

[grim hatch]

yeah makes sense

I still am planning to learn more about treesitter

[upbeat bobcat]

Yep looks nice!

[vocal basin]

which some IDEs highlight as same

[grim hatch]

so that I could, obviously, sit on trees better

and configure highlighting for everything

I like git status -s a lot

🤯

that is a lot

for a single commit

my 4 hours of progress is way less lines

so it's wowie

I need to get used to making intermediary commits and then rebasing them to squash

yes @whole bear

you are audible

and satoshi is not

[grim hatch]

so that I can still have nice history points

without them making no sense in the final commit history that I push

especially easy to do now in lazygit, which I started using recently

that's epic

love that

do you know about hyfetch!!

[whole bear]

Damm

custom linux logo looks sick

love that

[grim hatch]

it's endeavor os!

[whole bear]

FUCK

that looks good

[grim hatch]

:D

yeah ikr!!

[whole bear]

DAMM I HATE WINDOWS

[grim hatch]

hyfetch is basically exactly like neofetch, but you can choose the gay that you want

mac address? windows address when 🤓

[vocal basin]

if you ever have IPv6 enabled on windows -- that you should never post

current security state of it is:
disable. now.

[grim hatch]

ip was so good they made fucking six

[vocal basin]

@whole bear
https://conan.io/

only because Forgejo supports it

[grim hatch]

yeah it seems like a project to be made for fun

[vocal basin]

and so does Codeberg, I'd expect

[vocal basin]

I wrote my own tool for installing Rust tools I compile

[grim hatch]

nice :D

[vocal basin]

for now only x86-64 but I will support aarch64 later

won't be that hard since I'm already using Zig for cross

compiling from glibc system to musl target

[grim hatch]

semi-trans :D

[whole bear]

Genderfluid be like

https://tenor.com/view/f1nn5ter-rose-dancing-gif-27564944

[vocal basin]

(can't LLVM and others skip the ASM step and go directly to machine code?)

[grim hatch]

yesss :D

[grim hatch]

I love finn

@whole bear I'm sussed out too

[vocal basin]

@calm smelt just like with Rust, there is no original idea behind Zig that translates perfectly to its modern use

[grim hatch]

@whole bear lmaoooooooooooooooo

[surreal wyvern]

Hi @vocal basin 👋
How are you?

[whole bear]

https://tenor.com/view/god-pray-jesus-christ-sign-of-the-cross-gif-5701179

https://tenor.com/view/big-bang-stars-gif-14806439

https://tenor.com/view/flying-star-trek-strange-new-worlds-hovering-space-travel-spaceship-gif-26155052

[whole bear]

I love f1nn

https://tenor.com/view/f1nn5ter-rose-shocked-bunny-cute-gif-21029022

[grim hatch]

:3

[grim hatch]

gyat

he is so hot I love her

[whole bear]

chest gyat

[grim hatch]

"his pronouns are she/her!"

[whole bear]

her pronouns are he/him

😛

[grim hatch]

and that!!

[whole bear]

HardwareInfo getProcessorInfo(WMIService& wmi) {
    HardwareInfo info;
    info.category = L"Processor Information";
    auto results = wmi.executeQuery(L"SELECT * FROM Win32_Processor");
    for (auto obj : results) {
        info.properties.emplace_back(L"Name", WMIService::getPropertyValue(obj, L"Name"));
        info.properties.emplace_back(L"Manufacturer", WMIService::getPropertyValue(obj, L"Manufacturer"));
        info.properties.emplace_back(L"Max Clock Speed", WMIService::getPropertyValue(obj, L"MaxClockSpeed") + L" MHz");
        info.properties.emplace_back(L"Number of Cores", WMIService::getPropertyValue(obj, L"NumberOfCores"));
        info.properties.emplace_back(L"Number of Logical Processors", WMIService::getPropertyValue(obj, L"NumberOfLogicalProcessors"));
    }
    for (auto obj : results) obj->Release();
    return info;
}

spot the error

[whole bear]

remember TenMouse?

[grim hatch]

no 🥺

[whole bear]

he donated over 300,000 $ to finn over like 3 years

[vocal basin]

open window: someone outside can hear
closed window: the echo is deafening me

there is no optimal variant

[arctic needle]

https://youtu.be/WBfZ8VFr614?si=ImL17YfdViQw2kd7

[vocal basin]

just

Haskell

you can already HDL in Haskell

[whole bear]

    std::vector<IWbemClassObject*> executeQuery(const wchar_t* query) {
        std::vector<IWbemClassObject*> results;
        IEnumWbemClassObject* pEnumerator = NULL;
        HRESULT hres = pSvc->ExecQuery(bstr_t("WQL"), bstr_t(query),
                                       WBEM_FLAG_FORWARD_ONLY | WBEM_FLAG_RETURN_IMMEDIATELY,
                                       NULL, &pEnumerator);

        if (FAILED(hres)) return results;

        IWbemClassObject* pclsObj = NULL;
        ULONG uReturn = 0;

        while (pEnumerator) {
            hres = pEnumerator->Next(WBEM_INFINITE, 1, &pclsObj, &uReturn);
            if (0 == uReturn) break;
            results.push_back(pclsObj);
        }

        pEnumerator->Release();
        return results;
    }

    static std::wstring getPropertyValue(IWbemClassObject* obj, const wchar_t* property) {
        VARIANT vtProp;
        HRESULT hr = obj->Get(property, 0, &vtProp, 0, 0);
        if (SUCCEEDED(hr) && vtProp.vt == VT_BSTR) {
            std::wstring result = vtProp.bstrVal;
            VariantClear(&vtProp);
            return result;
        }
        VariantClear(&vtProp);
        return L"N/A";
    }
};

[vocal basin]

@calm smelt this one might be easier to know creation history of, and ideas behind
https://docs.rs/metatrait

[whole bear]

Dont worry

he made it

he knows it

🙂

[vocal basin]

amazing

so grateful to past me for putting the safechecks in

Java and JavaScript both have CPU design targeting them

[calm smelt]

What do you mean?

[vocal basin]

https://clash-lang.org/

almost just Haskell, but applied to hardware

[vocal basin]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PicoJava
https://developer.arm.com/documentation/dui0801/h/A64-Floating-point-Instructions/FJCVTZS

ARM going further and further away from RISC

[grim hatch]

woah! wth

[vocal basin]

okay what we're currently hearing is literally nothing

it's just not signal/noise ratio at this point, it's noise/noise ratio

@surreal wyvern ARMv8 and earlier

starting with 8.1 there's been some things

e.g. 8.1 introduced special operations for atomic which cover some cases x86 don't

the main thing about RISC-V is open-sourcedness

not RISCness

RISC is a loose term describing many architectures

ARM, especially earlier versions definitively fall into the category of RISC

@calm smelt do you know what's the term opposite to RISC?

@surreal wyvern RISC takes less on average

for same compute, it's considered more efficient

can we at least ffs stop mixing up RISC and RISC-V

RISC is a category

RISC-V is a specific architecture

[calm smelt]

Total cost of ownership vs total cost of operating vs both.

[vocal basin]

for minimal compatibility and maximal efficiency -- ASIC

for open-source architecture -- RISC-V

[surreal wyvern]

Compared to risc arm is more energy efficient

[vocal basin]

ARM IS RISC FFS

for okay compatibility and good efficiency -- ARM

for maximnal compatibility and good performance -- x86-64

[vocal basin]

you meant RISC-V

compared to CISC, RISC is more energy efficient

RISC-V and ARM are both RISC

most RISC-V systems currently cannot achieve performance of what we commonly think of "normal" ARM or x86-64 CPU

RISC stands for `reduced instruction set computer'

it is not a specific architecture

ARMv8 is more RISC than ARMv8.1 is

RISC is just a classification label

x86-64 is an architecture
RISC-V is an architecture
ARMv8 is an architecture
ARMv8.1 is an architecture

x86-64 is CISC
RISC-V is RISC
ARMv8 is RISC
ARMv8.1 is RISC

[late spoke]

arm is both the name of the company.. and the cpu architecture they use. CPUs built using this architecture are in 90%+ mobiles

[calm smelt]

https://www.arm.com/products/silicon-ip-cpu

[vocal basin]

just like how "bad architecture" is not a specific architecture, RISC is not a specific architecture

[late spoke]

@vocal basin saying 'cpu architecture' rather then 'architecture' would be more intuitive

[vocal basin]

maybe

[calm smelt]

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&opi=89978449&url=https://www.youtube.com/watch%3Fv%3DydGdHjIncbk&ved=2ahUKEwj2nq7dndKIAxXvl4kEHWrrDZoQwqsBegQIPRAG&sqi=2&usg=AOvVaw2ohBb3AK-dreAhA1EnzRJe

https://youtu.be/ydGdHjIncbk?si=XscFGgh8LCbM6o0a

[late spoke]

long story short:
PC/Laptops have CPUs that run on Intel's and AMD's architectures .. the main problem with which is cost (charged as royalty) and transparency (closed/proprietary source code)

Mobiles/Small Devices use ARM's architecture based cpus.. which are more energy efficient, and more transparent then Intel/AMD

But its still is not enough for a world where people really care about 'Freedom, Justice & Equality'

Hence many people are working on making RISC-V based CPUs available in near future (it takes time)

[vocal basin]

there is a LOT more architectures in RISC category not shown there

[calm smelt]

https://youtu.be/RhPKZ5JpbHw?si=Ovn3TTDdqNGcUXbU

[vocal basin]

there were RISC-I, RISC-II, RISC-III* and RISC-IV* prior to RISC-V
* not primary names

rp2350 going dual-architecture is quite an unusual move but ig makes sense to still keep the compatibility

@surreal wyvern what OS?

[whole bear]

https://github.com/Microsoft/Windows-universal-samples/tree/main/Samples/WindowsAudioSession

[surreal wyvern]

In windows in my python application I want to see microphone state if an app is using microphone.

[vocal basin]

almost no accent for both

I probably have a worse pronunciation of the language then either of you two lmao

[whole bear]

poiseimai what is religion

[vocal basin]

I forgot I need to authorise to use my packaging tool

womp womp

[surreal wyvern]

@vocal basin would appreciate your help on this .

[vocal basin]

I've tried to look through the API, couldn't find what you were looking for

except for hooking into events

that might be useful

there are connect and disconnect events, and they seem to be associated with sessions not devices

[surreal wyvern]

Is using microphone is a session or only playing audio

[vocal basin]

depends on the device I'd expect

uh wait there is no connect callback

okay this seems completely unrelated

I have no idea how to actually hook into whether other apps are using the audio

[plain mica]

huuh arabic

[pallid hazel]

looks like wmi will tespond with a stateful as active

[worldly robin]

@vocal basin How many years of expertise in prog

[vocal basin]

what do you count as expertise?

[worldly robin]

experience

[vocal basin]

I've been using Python since 2017

Rust -- since 2022

there was also some Pascal

in 2006~2017

Pascal is used for teaching Pascal

non-extended Pascal is a dead language, almost everyone moved one to OOP variants of it

same for BASIC

I've never taught programming professionally

back then, it was just occasiona use of the language rather than anything systematic

I include it just for reference of when I got into programming

I only really consider 2017 and beyond

[worldly robin]

Oh. So, ~10 yrs

[vocal basin]

started using C# a week before Python

stopped in 2022

I don't teach professionally but I do write code at a more or less proper job

[worldly robin]

You were moving and answering all topics like a pro

[vocal basin]

at work, mostly Rust+TypeScript(+React) and some occasional Python/C/C++

[worldly robin]

From Django to electronics

[vocal basin]

I have to deal with CPU architecture nuances because both Python and C++ live very closely to C and ASM

also all that in the context of threading

in Python, that is dealt with by GIL (i.e. you don't get to use threading)

in C++, you actually need to worry about atomicity of operations

which is something that works differently across CPUs

thankfully Python and Rust just hide that all behind mostly safe abstractions

[vocal basin]

I haven't worked with Django directly; most of my knowledge comes from documentation and helping other people

for ORMs I only used SQLAlchemy and whatever ASP.NET use (I think that was an ORM? not sure)

[whole bear]

my bad i must go

[worldly robin]

Helping without information? Or Collab Projects

[vocal basin]

people sometimes ask Django-related question in #1035199133436354600 or here

and, as with most problem-projects combinations, docs are enough to resolve the issue

[whole bear]

its an minecraft launcher in python

for modded mc$

1.16.5 forge

here is a screenshot

[vocal basin]

@still herald what you describing is quite normal

it's also important for the society to realise that people in that age are still quite vulnerable/easily exploitable
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VzdVSMRu16g

you should be striving to be more responsible but immature acts and feelings while you're still young aren't something to be ashamed of

some other people may think they can shame you into growing up, but that's really not an optimal approach

this does differ culture-to-culture

personality is personality, it does change (as in be ready that others' personalities may change) but it's hard to change (as in don't be entitled to changing others' personalities)

[whole bear]

cult leaders be like

[vocal basin]

if you do think that changing your behaviour is something you can take on, it's going to be easier to "fix" specific patterns others might be not okay with

e.g. learning not to interrupt others -- that will make it easier to fit in

and at that point that becomes more about the skill of communication rather than "fixing"/changing/whatever yourself

that's at least how I view it

(which is not really important, and I might start thinking of this all in a totally separate way at any point lol)

[vocal basin]

cult leaders very much tend to prey on the exact opposite thought of bettering oneself

[whole bear]

i was just joking not being actual fr saying that

but still thanks

[vocal basin]

what JSON
where JSON

I only heard JSON

I'm listening to deathcore at high volume so I you're lucky I even heard that part of the question

@whole bear testing in prod isn't as cursed as doing all the development in prod via Vim

[whole bear]

je

tu

il

vous

nous

ils

pronoun + verb

[whole bear]

im doing it SSH-ed in to prod server using vim

🙂

[vocal basin]

I often have multiple layers of SSH

via tunneling

just because the target machine isn't directly reachable

I think I work at a startup

I don't really know

I'm back
(was away)

[long minnow]

https://tenor.com/view/dr-evil-mike-myers-austin-powers-hug-come-here-gif-6096007716994172871

[vocal basin]

@rapid iron I've successfully dropped out from majoring in CS

quite a while ago

[long minnow]

did youmajor in something else, or are you just naturally talented?

[vocal basin]

I can't study, mental health reasons

one semester was enough to realise that

[long minnow]

Natural talent it is I see XD

[vocal basin]

.

working at a job, making open source projects

yes

Rust and React

my part is related to infrastructure software mostly
(programs that control other programs)

company as a whole does many things related to computer vision

not for now; not until it's out of semi-startup status

most of GitHub repositories I have in this organisation
https://github.com/orgs/parrrate/repositories

there are some forks there

oh wait

I found how to filter

https://github.com/orgs/parrrate/repositories?q=mirror%3Afalse+fork%3Afalse+archived%3Afalse

^this

two of these are running in production as is

ruchei and ruw

this is the important one
https://github.com/parrrate/ruchei

it's a library

and it can work with more than just websockets

it just so happens that most tests use websockets for convenience

I try to avoid using TCP/UDP directly if I control both ends of the communication

[long minnow]

Hold up I need to get in on this convo

[vocal basin]

if you're dealing with messages over TCP, use ZeroMQ instead

(or whatever else, including MQTT)

TCP is responsible for error-correction

ZeroMQ is responsible for framing and reconnection

as for socket-level interaction, there are some protocols other than TCP/UDP which might be useful

for example, TIPC

(does not work Windows as far as I know)

has clustering and load balancing built-in

TIPC is around that old

it's been in the kernel for a long time

and ZeroMQ is quite old too

the default AMQP protocol (0-9-1) is 2008

[vocal basin]

ZeroMQ can run on top of that (although with limited functionality) and some more protocols

NORM, (E)PGM are there too

I've read all of ZeroMQ documentation, and these protocols were there

oh, and also VMCI, forgot that one

iirc that's a VMware thing

namespace protocol_name
{
static const char inproc[] = "inproc";
static const char tcp[] = "tcp";
static const char udp[] = "udp";
#ifdef ZMQ_HAVE_OPENPGM
static const char pgm[] = "pgm";
static const char epgm[] = "epgm";
#endif
#ifdef ZMQ_HAVE_NORM
static const char norm[] = "norm";
#endif
#ifdef ZMQ_HAVE_WS
static const char ws[] = "ws";
#endif
#ifdef ZMQ_HAVE_WSS
static const char wss[] = "wss";
#endif
#if defined ZMQ_HAVE_IPC
static const char ipc[] = "ipc";
#endif
#if defined ZMQ_HAVE_TIPC
static const char tipc[] = "tipc";
#endif
#if defined ZMQ_HAVE_VMCI
static const char vmci[] = "vmci";
#endif
}

from https://github.com/zeromq/libzmq/blob/64db7d28fea695132834f6d2c5949cfea2f22d01/src/address.hpp#L35-L62

wss:// might be somewhat difficult to run since it requires certificate chains set up

[vocal basin]

those both are for multicast

[vocal basin]

this thing is used there as a dependency

we haven't integrated ZeroMQ yet

I think my software can run over ZeroMQ if configured correctly

most protocols don't actually care if it's TCP specifically

that's how TLS/SSL can be put as a "middleware"

wrapping stream as a different stream

unix sockets are stream sockets too

similar to TCP but not TCP

the whole streams thing is to implement request-reply and publish-subscribe patterns

for communication between programs

there's another project I have that uses ruchei

and there the other side of the connection is a browser

I can't elaborate too far because at some point it's patent-adjacent

[vocal basin]

specifically implementation of syncing across tabs/windows/devices for this game
https://ccms.parrrate.ru/

and also reconnect

Russia

chess clock minesweeper

it syncs across tabs

[vocal basin]

I've opened a second tab

and it shows the same thing

except flags, those aren't synced because they aren't sent to the server

it halves the time on each mine

also premoves are allowed

I don't know

I don't really do much except for programming

probably singing is the biggest thing

well, given the style, wouldn't really sound like a princess

instead of regular whatever princess story birds, it's hawks and vultures

hard rock vocals are relatively mild compared to what deathcore has

in my case it was a university not a college

specifically:

[calm smelt]

https://youtu.be/-w4H2-LLVdY?si=OoWYYcKuqV7Qkpiv drama!

[vocal basin]

there is a total of one song ever released that has me in it
(but, to my knowledge, it's not available worldwide)

[long minnow]

https://tenor.com/view/rockout-signofthehorns-gif-4754516

[vocal basin]

ZeroMQ is a brokerless message queue

ZeroMQ is an answer to the complexity of AMQP

ZeroMQ is a communication library abstracting multiple protocols

[rapid iron]

do you see coding as a job or you enjoy from it?

[vocal basin]

quite sure I'll be doing programming for a while

no it's not partnered

hasn't been for a while

[rapid iron]

thats cool ,we can collobrate on some side projects if you enjoy it

[vocal basin]

@indigo sparrow spamming for verification is moderated separately

plus two weeks

you two can move to the other VC and have each other muted there

but while you're with others, having someone muted and talking can and will lead to you interrupting whoever you muted

[tulip kiln]

None of us can speak yet lol but we like to listen to the high level conversations lol

[vocal basin]

(is that the proxy?)

yeah proxy

yay memory functioning

https://papermc.io/software/velocity

.yamling

@green kindle there's a whole certification industry set on making Java hard

well, this is concerning

it's from sccache stats

sccache fails/refuses for cache something for many reasons

crate-type reason means that something isn't a lib crate

hmm

although splitting didn't help

[calm smelt]

https://aws.amazon.com/shield/

[vocal basin]

"buy an e10k and host on-prem;
for only a three-four orders of magnitude increase in cost"

[primal shadow]

Analyze all the things?

[vocal basin]

@calm smelt just optimise TIPC enough to make it global scale

TIPC due to its clusteredness mostly targets local networks, for interservice communication

neither is Claude going to learn anything out of that

speaking of rick roll
that's what opening my IP via HTTP(S) redirects to

on that note,
be back in ~12 hours

[calm smelt]

https://youtu.be/-_9CS8z3WGU?si=ZYD6xvpJYR_7S4b3

[calm smelt]

https://youtu.be/ni-iNJ-njPo?si=MgFnGid1t_1aXRXA big 🗞️📰
Does anyone know about networking? I need someone to help me to understand what I am to do for a project. Many details.

[vocal basin]

time to see if that ever impacts vxworks

[patent jungle]

sup

[upbeat bobcat]

Hi! How are you doing?

[patent jungle]

im fine what about you ?

[upbeat bobcat]

Good

[wind raptor]

!stream 537775568507240471

[wise cargo]

✅ @versed parcel can now stream until <t:1726921109:f>.

[wind raptor]

https://regex101.com @versed parcel

[wind raptor]

!stream 776004461659160577

[wise cargo]

✅ @bleak copper can now stream until <t:1726922478:f>.

[versed parcel]

oh, thanks

[wind raptor]

It's a great resource to build your regex in and test on the fly

[peak depot]

https://tenor.com/view/dog-puppy-cute-puppy-puppy-dance-adorable-gif-12449937729095510856

[vocal basin]

@wind raptor have you seen PM2 before?
https://pm2.io/images/home.gif

[wind raptor]

I haven't

[vocal basin]

they ran into the same grid thing

for the same-ish usecase

[wind raptor]

Nice

Did you check out how they handled it?

[vocal basin]

I'd expect involving JS and many hard-coded values

it stops at 3 rows

then stops being square

they also have big resizable space on the right in the form of graphs

so they can just have fixed size for the grid

[wind raptor]

!stream 776004461659160577 1h

[wise cargo]

✅ @bleak copper can now stream until <t:1726927564:f>.

[vocal basin]

but

they might be doing something more complex

[wind raptor]

Sounds like an easier use-case than you

[vocal basin]

e.g. allow for some squeezing of size

before it crosses into 4 rows and so on

this makes me think they don't do any of that and just stop at 3

they absolutely could've fit it in a single row with okay proportions

oh, wait, no, that's not how maths works

hmm

near small row/column count it's difficult

because resizing it in both ways is ugly

as in both reducing and extending width

reducing width is kind of excusable

uh

very non-trivial

[wind raptor]

!stream 886227712056885309

[wise cargo]

✅ @sharp idol can now stream until <t:1726924768:f>.

[somber heath]

@candid verge 👋

[candid verge]

@somber heath Hi

[vocal basin]

I made it fill up to the end

by sacrificing squaredness

[candid verge]

I need a collab to help me debug.

[somber heath]

@plain mica 👋

!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.

[candid verge]

It is a discord bot to draw from the Deck of Many

Yeah

[somber heath]

@tulip kiln 👋

[candid verge]

I used to have it on Autocode but that went downhill fast

[tulip kiln]

@somber heath hello

[somber heath]

@tepid jackal 👋

[tepid jackal]

yo

[candid verge]

I have the code mostly finished I just need help debugging Can someone just take a look? Oh crap I don't have voice permissions let alone stream permissions.

[somber heath]

@past arch 👋

[candid verge]

https://paste.pythondiscord.com/C3NA

= RESTART: C:\Users\scale\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python312\Deck-of-Many.py
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "C:\Users\scale\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python312\Deck-of-Many.py", line 1, in <module>
import discord
File "C:\Users\scale\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python312\discord.py", line 1
pip install discord.py
^^^^^^^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax

that error was
Import discord
Import random
Import OS

I did do it in Command prompt

[tepid jackal]

Can someone tell me, what Jeremy is doing currently, i think i get some of the things, but it would cool to know what he is working towards as an end goal

[candid verge]

"Discord is not defined"

[bleak copper]

discord is always in flux.

[somber heath]

@whole bear 👋

[versed parcel]

ah, i can use it when im doing projects with regex in it

[whole bear]

Hello @somber heath

[somber heath]

@scenic ermine 👋

[scenic ermine]

hi

[somber heath]

@sand hearth 👋

@zenith pewter 👋

[zenith pewter]

Howdy

Is there anyone here who could possibly teach me the basics of python coding? I downloaded 3.12.6 version but idk how to use it, it's my first time

There isn't anything specific I would like to learn, but I'm willing to learn anything

@somber heath

[bleak copper]

@zenith pewter I highly reccomend https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bY6m6_IIN94

[whole bear]

you guys all use django?

[upbeat bobcat]

not me

[whole bear]

django is more for web application?

[pallid hazel]

@somber heath finally an old name around here i remembet 🙂

[whole bear]

i have to see more about, but I want use python for web

so django is what I need?

my stack is js

react node

yes rsrsrsr

[bleak copper]

https://pyscript.net

[whole bear]

i know sql but never need use

[prisma gate]

through colaboratory do you mean to run it in the browser?

oh

pyscript

[whole bear]

but I have project in postgresql

docker

cloud

i got

[bleak copper]

https://github.com/cookiecutter/cookiecutter-django

[whole bear]

thankyou

[solar jewel]

yo whats good

morning, that's close enough on pronounciation lol

actually yes perfect

ye nerd stuff

[prisma gate]

Jeremy are you from us?

ohh, interesting

🇦🇷

[whole bear]

brazil

[solar jewel]

I'm in Chicago, currenlty at a coffee shop learning SQL

[prisma gate]

Eee Nico

We're pretty close

[whole bear]

são paulo

eae rsrsr

[upbeat bobcat]

I think you know where I am from

[solar jewel]

I've been in this server for a minute, still not sent enough message to voice :x

[prisma gate]

me neither

[solar jewel]

I'm in Flatiron bootcamp currently

[prisma gate]

I joined a year ago

and never sent enough messages hahaha

[solar jewel]

samee

[prisma gate]

it's an academy?

[solar jewel]

Yea basically

Flat iron

Lol I coudl see that 🙂

Trying to get nerd af on a SAturday morning

I've sent less that 50 messages still . lol I'm ded

[prisma gate]

Hahahaha

let's reach 50 together

[solar jewel]

do you know SQL rodrigo

[prisma gate]

just a bit

[solar jewel]

ooo

[prisma gate]

transposing do you mean?

[solar jewel]

I learned some python before this one. I"m on 2nd phase meow

Phase 1 was python

[prisma gate]

ooo okey

[solar jewel]

pandas

thing

[prisma gate]

I've developed a code to automatize data collection for a teacher of mine