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mellow karma
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just got here

north goblet
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@mellow karma My bad

rugged root
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Not much, 'bout you mnky?

marble mantle
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@rugged root was "locked" in the context of "compiled" an intentional pun?

rugged root
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It was indeed

marble mantle
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upright and frozen

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bop?

mellow karma
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much

north goblet
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Has anyone used mica for everyone here?

marble mantle
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just put more effort into copying

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copy character by character

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now you're ashamed and tired

north goblet
rugged root
quartz beacon
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I might join in a bit

marble mantle
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RIIR

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(manually)

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@rugged root yeah, it's a complete tool

rugged root
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Slowly making progress after talking about doing this for.... what, half a year?

mellow karma
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i actually need money rn

rugged root
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Don't we all

mellow karma
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@quartz beacon how much ?

quartz beacon
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I drink 2.92 l of water daily

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With intervals

marble mantle
mellow karma
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fine by me

mellow karma
whole bear
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@quartz beacon How tall are you?

slender nova
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@peak depot Nice to meet woman developer.

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There aren't many woman developer.

rugged root
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We've got a fair number on the server

somber heath
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Are mothers also considered women developers?

rugged root
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Just not a lot that frequent the VC

whole bear
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One can use DeOldify for colonization of old photos or digital image

peak depot
rugged root
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@whole bear Yo

whole bear
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yo

marble mantle
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Red?

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(theme)

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lmao

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first word

rugged root
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!stream 266030641382948865

wise cargoBOT
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✅ @faint raven can now stream until <t:1732290592:f>.

marble mantle
amber raptor
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Horses also have to have a unique name

somber heath
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xXHorseXx

marble mantle
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UUID it

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GUHID

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globally unique horse identifier

somber heath
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Bobby "Horseface" Tables.

quartz beacon
marble mantle
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it was something like -2 degrees Celsius a ~week ago where I am

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and now the mosquitos are already back

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how

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temperature goes slightly above 0 and they instantly defrost

rugged root
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That is.... warmer than I would expect it to be there

marble mantle
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mosquitos allegedly die below 10

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2020 version 5, changelog:
added snow mosquitos

rugged root
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It'd be scary if they start sucking your blood and then just freeze there

marble mantle
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"if"

steep vortex
rugged root
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It's really cool

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Still working on fleshing out the wrapper

peak depot
rugged root
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Should hopefully have it done Soon™

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"Wait this isn't real poo... This is a SHAMpoo!"

marble mantle
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why not htmx httpx

marble mantle
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I'm too used to having base_url because of aiohttp

peak depot
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need to go

marble mantle
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I'd assume it's how it's in-browser

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you see path-like, you add base

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you see url-like, you use as is

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can you share-copy a session but change the base?

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(share the state in that)

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^ this can be done with a wrapper

rugged root
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Oh neat

marble mantle
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holding a session

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instead of making the base an inherent part of the session

marble mantle
rugged root
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Yep

rugged root
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Uhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

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Someone borked the formatting

marble mantle
rugged root
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Oh, now I remember why I swapped

marble mantle
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around a connector

south loom
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I tell ya, if I don't get voice verification tomorrow, I'm going to have to just sit here a stew and you all will feel my simmering discontent, lol

marble mantle
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@rugged root
judging by its use in unix, | is a horizontal pipe, it's just very short

rugged root
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Is that different than |?

marble mantle
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process | process
       --> data
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start of the pipe -> | <- end of the pipe
south loom
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@rugged root you're on "diet m*th" as well? lol

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I had to make loads of calls to pharmacies during the shortage.

rugged root
marble mantle
rugged root
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HA

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That's great

marble mantle
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also a reference to it being a rendezvous channel

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that's why 0-length

rugged root
marble mantle
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just braces

rugged root
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!charinfo {

wise cargoBOT
marble mantle
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well at least :: works

rugged root
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camelCase

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yourMomIsCamelCase

marble mantle
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fireship

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watch the cobol video, it's important

rugged root
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Is it?

marble mantle
marble mantle
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not just that one

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that one just happens to be so obvious to spot

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@rugged root "so, an esoteric cult?"

rugged root
marble mantle
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posix

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and it is unix, or at least a direct descendant thereof

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very unlike linux

marble mantle
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JS is single-threaded

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you need to engineer multiprocessing into it

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e.g. workers

exotic adder
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@rugged rootare you staff of python discord

rugged root
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Yep, one of the admins here

analog furnace
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one question here should i continue using python for dsa or should i change it ?

exotic adder
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getting paid?

rugged root
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DSA?

marble mantle
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data structures and algorithms

upper basin
marble mantle
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or digital signature algorithm

rugged root
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I do this because I enjoy it

analog furnace
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data structure ...

marble mantle
upper basin
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@rugged root there's a starman...

marble mantle
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once you get familiar enough with higher-level uses in Python and lower-level uses in C,
move on to C++/Rust

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Python lets you not think about memory management too much

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and C is the opposite in that sense

upper basin
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Yall need to watch Arcane. I need a crying buddy.

analog furnace
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ohh actually when i practicing dsa on leetcode some question cant be solved using specific sytax which it was tought on lectures yt and i have spend like 1 hours or so to just solve which was imposible its fustrating

marble mantle
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can you show an example?

analog furnace
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did not tought *

north goblet
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hugabuga

analog furnace
north goblet
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this server is hugabuga

rugged root
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?

north goblet
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Python server has become more like reddit, whole bunch of reddit idiots and loner here

rugged root
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Yep

upper basin
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Glove slap.

north goblet
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Go touch a grass

upper basin
analog furnace
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ok found it Merge Intervals (Medium) in this question you have to use max ( syntax ) i know that this is a very basic syntax but they dont teach this on yt leactures its so fustrating

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can you recomend some links for lectures for this problemb

proud tangle
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click "stay on top"

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window goes beneath everything

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stays beneath everything

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I didn't click stay on bottom goddamnit

rugged root
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Didn't notice you joined. How's it going, @proud tangle?

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@uneven urchin Yo

proud tangle
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o/

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early morning groggy, voices are nice

north goblet
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bunch of incels in this server

analog furnace
rugged root
proud tangle
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lol

analog furnace
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bye no one is helping me 😦

wise cargoBOT
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Source code: Lib/heapq.py

This module provides an implementation of the heap queue algorithm, also known as the priority queue algorithm.

Heaps are binary trees for which every parent node has a value less than or equal to any of its children. We refer to this condition as the heap invariant.

This implementation uses arrays for which heap[k] <= heap[2*k+1] and heap[k] <= heap[2*k+2] for all k, counting elements from zero. For the sake of comparison, non-existing elements are considered to be infinite. The interesting property of a heap is that its smallest element is always the root, heap[0].

upper basin
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Sorry, didn't see your question. Can you put it here again?

marble mantle
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I'm currently writing a few different solutions to find one that's easier to explain

upper basin
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Or, just watch Arcane and lose your will to live. Both are good choices.

whole bear
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Anyone from the third world in VC?

marble mantle
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it's good if you do it right

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you can actually learn from it

rugged root
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I suppose

uneven urchin
rugged root
marble mantle
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also, in terms of work culture, it also shows whether you're willing to revisit the problem and improve upon the code or whether you just make it pass the tests

marble mantle
desert vector
marble mantle
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so, yeah, probably needs to be changed, unless you explain it away with docs

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it's a context quite sure

rugged root
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Yeah I know primitive is the wrong name for sure

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I need to change it, no question

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logic.py feels weird too for some reason

marble mantle
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context.py since its main export is a context manager

rugged root
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I guess api.py Or wrapper.py

desert vector
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the first one

rugged root
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And I'm tempted to remove that, since it'd kill the session object rendering the object itself useless

upper basin
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# Keyword `class` followed by class name, starting with a capital letter
class Human:
    # This is your constructor method
    # It is how you make an object. You pass in a set of parameters to make an object, and it sets up the properties of the object.
    def __init__(self, name) -> None:
        # The attribute `name` is set to the value of the parameter `name` that was passed in.
        self.name = name # atttributes of the object.
        self.num_legs = 2

    # This is a method
    # It uses your object, and then does sth. Here, we say the guy is walking. I'm walking here!
    def walk(self):
        print(f"{self.name} is walking.")

    # Not all functions within a class are methods.
    # Methods start with the `self` keyword, like you see in `walk` and `__init__`
    # These "methods" do not need an object, hence they are static methods.
    @staticmethod
    def talk():
        print("I am talking.")
marble mantle
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why is talk static

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the voices

rugged root
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HA

desert vector
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just implement the Talkable protocol :v

rugged root
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Yeah that'd be pretty protocool if you did

proud tangle
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You can consider classes like paper forms

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Instances filled out paper forms

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attributes the individual entries on each form

desert vector
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can you instance me your social security number
(asking for a friend)
((i am the friend))

rugged root
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Blueprints is another way of thinking of them

proud tangle
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^

rugged root
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You use those to create something. Car class? Makes a car object

rugged root
desert vector
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yes, yes you do

marble mantle
rugged root
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talk shop

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Like when you're working out the details on something

marble mantle
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so we have 2 instances so far

desert vector
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can we go for 3

marble mantle
tepid mantle
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yo! Is anyone able to help me with driver shit on debian?

rugged root
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Maybe?

tepid mantle
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my terminal isn't very happy 😦

desert vector
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probably

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elaborate, por favor

tepid mantle
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danke!

desert vector
rugged root
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I leave that to Luna then

tepid mantle
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one secconnnnddd

desert vector
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you're my +1

tepid mantle
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so I have a new intel arc a750 🙂

desert vector
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hoooboy

tepid mantle
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I also have a debian machine I have plugged it into!

marble mantle
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were the VC limits removed or am I just not seeing them?

rugged root
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Oh it's a Debian one, that's going to complicate things even more

desert vector
tepid mantle
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the debian machine recognises there is definitely a gpu in the gpu area

rugged root
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Yes it did

desert vector
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mmmm

rugged root
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25 was the cap I set

desert vector
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wasn't that for vc1

rugged root
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And it's still the limit

tepid mantle
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so now I need to find a way for it to use said gpu

rugged root
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That's weird that it's not showing

marble mantle
rugged root
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VC0 and 1 are 25, Code/Help is 5, Live-Coding 25

tepid mantle
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so I tried some stuff and... broke some stuff!

desert vector
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did you follow the mandatory obscure reddit thread?

tepid mantle
desert vector
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mmmm

whole bear
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👋 , I have 16 GB ram on my laptop and windows uses around 8 GB. Is there any distro that can be used instead of windows?

desert vector
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okay, well, what did you do?

rugged root
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My new glasses just got here. Fuck yes

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Heading to the optometrist's here soon to get them.

tepid mantle
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You might want to run 'apt --fix-broken install' to correct these.
The following packages have unmet dependencies:
 libegl1 : Depends: libglvnd0 (= 1.7.0-2101~22.04) but 1.6.0-1 is to be installed
           Breaks: libegl1:i386 (!= 1.7.0-2101~22.04) but 1.6.0-1 is to be installed
 libegl1:i386 : Depends: libglvnd0:i386 (= 1.6.0-1) but 1.7.0-2101~22.04 is to be installed
                Breaks: libegl1 (!= 1.6.0-1) but 1.7.0-2101~22.04 is to be installed
 libgl-dev : Depends: libgl1 (= 1.7.0-2101~22.04) but 1.6.0-1 is to be installed
 libgl1 : Depends: libglx0 (= 1.6.0-1) but 1.7.0-2101~22.04 is to be installed
          Breaks: libgl1:i386 (!= 1.6.0-1) but 1.7.0-2101~22.04 is to be installed
 libgl1:i386 : Depends: libglx0:i386 (= 1.7.0-2101~22.04) but 1.6.0-1 is to be installed
               Breaks: libgl1 (!= 1.7.0-2101~22.04) but 1.6.0-1 is to be installed
 libgles1 : Depends: libglvnd0 (= 1.7.0-2101~22.04) but 1.6.0-1 is to be 

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 libgles2 : Depends: libglvnd0 (= 1.7.0-2101~22.04) but 1.6.0-1 is to be installed
 libglvnd-dev : Depends: libglvnd0 (= 1.7.0-2101~22.04) but 1.6.0-1 is to be installed
 libglvnd0 : Breaks: libglvnd0:i386 (!= 1.6.0-1) but 1.7.0-2101~22.04 is to be installed
 libglvnd0:i386 : Breaks: libglvnd0 (!= 1.7.0-2101~22.04) but 1.6.0-1 is to be installed
 libglx0 : Depends: libglvnd0 (= 1.7.0-2101~22.04) but 1.6.0-1 is to be installed
           Breaks: libglx0:i386 (!= 1.7.0-2101~22.04) but 1.6.0-1 is to be installed
 libglx0:i386 : Depends: libglvnd0:i386 (= 1.6.0-1) but 1.7.0-2101~22.04 is to be installed
                Breaks: libglx0 (!= 1.6.0-1) but 1.7.0-2101~22.04 is to be installed
 libopengl0 : Depends: libglvnd0 (= 1.7.0-2101~22.04) but 1.6.0-1 is to be installed
 python3-pip : Depends: python3-distutils but it is not going to be installed
               Depends: python3-setuptools but it is not going to be installed
               Depends: python3-wheel but it is not going to be installed
               Recommends: build-essential but it is not going to be installed
               Recommends: python3-dev (>= 3.2) but it is not going to be installed
E: Unmet dependencies. Try 'apt --fix-broken install' with no packages (or specify a solution).
proud tangle
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it's the most popular and easiest for those new to everything

tepid mantle
proud tangle
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Linux should run perfectly on anything with 4gb of ram

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Lighter distros go smaller but I think that's "plenty" for ubuntu and other full-featured ones

desert vector
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damn dawg

tepid mantle
rugged root
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Try 'apt --fix-broken install' with no packages (or specify a solution). Did you do that?

tepid mantle
rugged root
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Gotcha

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IT basic questions, have to do it

proud tangle
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This looks like a script problem

tepid mantle
marble mantle
proud tangle
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Some script installed specific package versions designed for a prior system state, and since it forced it, it skewed versions out of compatibility

desert vector
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what debian version are you on @tepid mantle

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and what's your kernel version

rugged root
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Sanders

desert vector
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it's finger lickin' FUCKED

proud tangle
tepid mantle
rugged root
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Was it skipped in 22.04?

proud tangle
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according to random internet blog

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23.04 skipped it yeah

rugged root
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dafuq?

proud tangle
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IDK I don't understand canonical they make Decisions™️ I just report them

tepid mantle
marble mantle
proud tangle
desert vector
rugged root
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Sounds right

marble mantle
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I probably shouldn't try it in a VM right now given my current RAM usage

tepid mantle
desert vector
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6.3+ should do you good

rugged root
marble mantle
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it's a screenshot of commit memory (including cache and swap) not physical (excluding cache)
because the number is higher, therefore funnier

marble mantle
proud tangle
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!resources ignore me

wise cargoBOT
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proud tangle
tepid mantle
marble mantle
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time to calculate

proud tangle
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What was taht list of common programming problems

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it was like

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a thousand of them

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euclid or something?

marble mantle
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!e

print(39+14+24)
wise cargoBOT
desert vector
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imagine:
Human(name="Tom") --> __repr__
"This human is named Tom!" --> __str__
@faint raven @neon shore

marble mantle
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~14gb swap

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~25gb cache

tepid mantle
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is it possible the old man distro (debian) doesn't support 6.3

desert vector
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not really

marble mantle
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110gb cached was fun while it lasted (on another computer)

upper basin
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!paste

wise cargoBOT
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upper basin
faint raven
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@upper basin thank you! ❤️ 805615961280610304

tepid mantle
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beep boop kernel not very nice

marble mantle
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really should've went with PoE instead of usb c

tepid mantle
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T-T

desert vector
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i don't

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know about that one

tepid mantle
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so uhhhhhh, please can I have some more help?

rugged root
tepid mantle
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gotcha

desert vector
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no no, come back

tepid mantle
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oh hello

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I have been following this guide for updating the kernel but nothing changed

marble mantle
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at which point it's just a network card with a screen

tepid mantle
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I didn't see any big issues when following the guide so I'm not sure what went wrong

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currently having a look through it

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I mean not much happens here

marble mantle
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compared to multics, yes, unix is simple

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and functioning

cosmic chasm
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@mystic river

tepid mantle
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sorry gotta go

rugged root
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I do really like how many of the various unix commands got equivalent aliases in PowerShell

tepid mantle
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thanks for the help!

marble mantle
rugged root
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Eh, this still feels pretty clean

marble mantle
upper basin
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I'm gonna go sleep. Cheers all.

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Wish yall a blessed day.

marble mantle
faint raven
marble mantle
upper basin
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In 14 hrs, act 3 will drop. Yall better be ready for Dace tomorrow.

Dace: Dace is an urban slang for Depressed Ace, a state which Ace is deeply broken or depressed.

marble mantle
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D'Ace

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🥖

upper basin
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Soggy bread.

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With tears and sweat (my emotional side of the brain will be overclocked).

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Heh, just imagined shitting myself out of grief HEHERH

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"All the blood, sweat, tear, and excrement -"
"I'm sorry, what was that last part?"

rugged root
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Ice cream scoop

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I played Surgeon Simulator

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I know how this works

desert vector
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that patient is cooked

rugged root
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"Fuck it, he doesn't need lungs, I just have to change the heart

upper basin
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"Whoop, his lung fell out of the ambulance."

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"Wonder if I can scoop his eye out with a scalpel."

marble mantle
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isn't media creation tool dead

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oh

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I just got trolled by microsoft site last time

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it's still downloadable

rugged root
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Yeah it's still the recommended way of making an install or repair media

marble mantle
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reality got rebased and media creation tool sunset got removed from history

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"the life is git and I'm a HEAD in a detached state"

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that's DOM

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and photoshop uses it too

rugged root
marble mantle
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sign up for MDN

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and pay them

short owl
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always good to have some money set aside for suprise sales

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ohhh car tuning - your own interface ? @mystic river

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does it plug into ODB port thingy ?

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heard of the , Car Hackers Handbook @mystic river

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shows CANBUS stuff

south loom
short owl
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did you see the , right to repair stuff in relation to farmers fixing their own tractors @mystic river

marble mantle
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importantly has versions

rugged root
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Getting my new glasses and then airing up my tires. Back soon

short owl
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This sounds like a job for , SUPERMAN !!! , reverse engineer the OS for tractors and cars @mystic river

short owl
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reverse engineer without seeing the OS , what computer sys did that ?

spice fox
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Maybe if they made good cars and not junk

marble mantle
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(lag warning)

marble mantle
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wine don't allow windows devs to work on it

short owl
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They are creating a enviroment , where people will NOT buy American products anymore @mystic river

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people just buy Kamatsu tractors

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@mystic river

rugged root
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These are going to take some getting used to

short owl
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you can be in movies easy

rugged root
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Hardly

marble mantle
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a what

short owl
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last vid I saw for RTR , a senator also a farmer did the vid @mystic river

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mmm heard Ukrain hackers have tools to get into tractor systems

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@mystic river

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terminator seeds @south loom

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same shit different pile @mystic river

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there is a additive for diesel that is carcinogenic , and the devices for city transit buses can be turned off/on , its off all the time so drivers get dosed with it , its only turned on when inspectors come @mystic river

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ethically constrained ? @mystic river

mystic river
short owl
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arent a lot of businesses leaving California ? so much beurocracy , ( ya gotta liscence for that ?? ) @mystic river

short owl
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isnt Elon , packing up leaving @mystic river

rugged root
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I forgot how wonky things are when you get new glasses

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Kind of queasy

short owl
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your adapting to the matrix , you will be one of us soon @rugged root

rugged root
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Yeah doesn't help that my prescription changed so much

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And on my old glasses the pupilary distance was just straight up wrong

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So now it's just letting my brain reprogram itself to get used to the new sight

short owl
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you spin me like a record baby round round - wheee @rugged root

rugged root
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Yeah that's how it feels

short owl
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it looks weird , because it is weird

rugged root
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For sure

south loom
marble mantle
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querySelector is universal

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# is id

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. is class

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no prefix -- tag name (normally)

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try and run maybe

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usually getElementsByTagName can be replaced with querySelectorAll

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querySelector[All] uses more or less the same syntax as CSS selectors

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const [output0] = document.querySelectorAll("#id0");
const output1 = document.querySelector("#id1");
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(querySelectorAll with an id generally doesn't make sense, since the page isn't supposed to have more than one element with the same id)

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Hemlock decided to use `bop' as shortening
(even though it's technically `vor')

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Voronezhian

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I've lived in Russia for almost my entire life

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I'm in a privileged region, so I face less of some issues

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although it's considered to be less safe here

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(because of surveillance that's sometimes more advanced than that of China)

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querySelector is useful for complex queries like #someId .container .something.nested

south loom
marble mantle
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things returned from getElements* functions work mostly like arrays

south loom
marble mantle
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!paste

wise cargoBOT
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marble mantle
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(I'm assuming the code in question is beyond just a few lines, so use this pastebin)

modest valley
marble mantle
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have you ran it through a debugger/tracer?
I think PyCharm has thread-tracing for Python so you can see whether something crashes

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(idk if you have that installed)

modest valley
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I use VS

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i do have pycharm installed

marble mantle
#

seems to just insert empty space over and over

modest valley
#

it makes the thread of the output system

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so it doesnt clog up the server

#

it manages _update_output

marble mantle
#

it's _read_output that seems to be doing actual work with _update_output

modest valley
#

so you send

#

oh

marble mantle
#

do you know about GIL?

modest valley
#

no

marble mantle
#

Python's interpreter doesn't yet have true multithreading by default

marble mantle
#

it's running at most one piece of Python code at a time

#

so _update_output_thread being effectively a busy-loop could be causing issues

modest valley
#

so instead of

            self.update_thread.start()
            threading.Thread(target=self._read_output, daemon=True).start()```
id do

```self.update_thread = threading.Thread(target=self._read_output, daemon=True)
            self.update_thread.start()```
#

I do not need _update_output_thread

#

_read_output does the same as _update_output_thread but better

#

YES IT GOT FURTHER THAN THE FIRST!
i think the issue now is the serber file, which is easy to fix

marble mantle
#

after looking up, turns out the name I chose is based on a very misremembered phrase

modest valley
#

Oh wait, its still not working to well... mh

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When i clicked stop after it stoped responding it gave this error

#

i think this is going some where

marble mantle
#

(for way later, don't bother with asyncio yet)

modest valley
#

i fixed it

#

Tysm! :)

covert gazelle
#

Can Python be compiled?

modest valley
covert gazelle
#

And distributed like an executable?

modest valley
#

but it can be a bit wonkey sometimes

modest valley
#

thats what pyinstallers for

#

search a video on it

#

can be a bit trickey

covert gazelle
#

Alright, thanks

marble mantle
#

it's just not redistributable

covert gazelle
#

Why is it compiled that way?

marble mantle
#

it's faster and easier to interpret byte code than text directly

covert gazelle
#

Text as in... source?

marble mantle
#

yes

covert gazelle
#

Gotcha

marble mantle
#

if you ever see a __pycache__ directory, you can look inside and see compiled files

covert gazelle
#

Alright

marble mantle
#

those are often specific to the current machine and cannot be executed somewhere else

covert gazelle
#

I see

marble mantle
#

so it's just an optimisation as to not recompile each time

covert gazelle
#

What's specific ?

marble mantle
#

some parts may depend on the current platform, although that's mostly going to be related to conditionally imported modules

#

as for distributable executables, there exists pyinstaller, yes

#

it's not very great but works well enough most of the time

#

requires quite a bit of configuration to get working on larger projects

#

and what it's effectively doing is just packaging bytecode of all imports used in a program alongside a python interpreter

covert gazelle
#

I see

#

I'll try that, thanks

#

How do I get voice verified?

marble mantle
#

!voice

wise cargoBOT
#
Voice verification

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

covert gazelle
#

You are not currently eligible to use voice inside Python Discord for the following reasons:

You have sent less than 50 messages.

#

Are the new MacBook Pros with M4 CPUs worth the money?

#

Black Friday is coming

mystic river
#

lmaooo, dont spam u might get muted or something

covert gazelle
#

It's a serious question

modest valley
#

Nah

mystic river
#

ohhhh

#

my b

covert gazelle
#

M4 is new. Black Friday is upon us

#

It's a valid topic of discussion, no?

modest valley
covert gazelle
#

Why not? Coding doesn't use CPU?

#

They have the new monitors with "nano" ?!?! tech?

#

Like iPod nano.

modest valley
covert gazelle
#

Coding uses little CPU? What about.. compilation?

#

Also low CPU?

modest valley
#

Mhh i guess

#

But id prefer imtel or amd

#

Mac is a bit to advance 💀

#

Plus some modules may break with macs different things

#

Like os import isnt all that well with mac

#

Im yapping to much

#

Ima go, bye bye

covert gazelle
#

to advance?

#

Ok, so is Windows or macOS better for Python development. Still thinking about M4

#

From $1599 or $133.25/mo. for 12 mo.*

#

I can buy it month by month..

modest valley
covert gazelle
#

A hobbist programmer

modest valley
past moon
#

why I can´t talk?

covert gazelle
#

Long battery life?

marble mantle
covert gazelle
#

Right

past moon
#

macbook is trash i switched from windows to macbook adn it was a mistake

covert gazelle
#

Windows gets more viruses?

modest valley
marble mantle
#

MacOS has weird Docker support
probably best described as "existent"

modest valley
past moon
#

how to turn on this mic

#

man

modest valley
#

So true

covert gazelle
#

Is it though?

past moon
#

hahahhaa

covert gazelle
#

Take a while yes

marble mantle
#

"windows has viruses, linux has security vulnerabilities"

modest valley
#

But the security lack makes it better for programming

covert gazelle
#

M44

Up to 24 hours video streaming
Up to 16 hours wireless web
72.4-watt-hour lithium-polymer battery
70W USB-C Power Adapter
USB-C to MagSafe 3 Cable
Fast-charge capable with 96W USB-C Power Adapter

M4 Pro5

Up to 22 hours video streaming
Up to 14 hours wireless web
72.4-watt-hour lithium-polymer battery
70W USB-C Power Adapter (included with M4 Pro with 12-core CPU)
96W USB-C Power Adapter (included with M4 Pro with 14-core CPU, configurable with M4 Pro with 12-core CPU)
USB-C to MagSafe 3 Cable
Fast-charge capable with 96W USB-C Power Adapter

M4 Max5

Up to 18 hours video streaming
Up to 13 hours wireless web
72.4-watt-hour lithium-polymer battery
96W USB-C Power Adapter
USB-C to MagSafe 3 Cable
Fast-charge capable with 96W USB-C Power Adapter
#

Seems like the M4 has more battery!

marble mantle
#

yes

#

because Apple processors are one of the best currently in terms of efficiency

modest valley
#

Id love go continue this conversation with you guys but i have to go, cuz jts 23:34 for me, so cya

covert gazelle
#

GHz

#

But let's say it.. 24 hours sounds AMAZING, no?

#

24 hours!

#

How much is your Win laptop?

#

I asted it. Video streaming

modest valley
marble mantle
#

under high load it's still not bad

covert gazelle
#

24 hours is many days of work without recharging

#

Is the M4 not powerful enough?

marble mantle
covert gazelle
#

Does the M4 get more or less battery than M3?

marble mantle
#

that's why some issues

covert gazelle
#

I am not voice verified

marble mantle
#

also its apple's weird arm64

past moon
#

i know i need 50 messages

#

gotcha

#

thanks

marble mantle
#

how many hours of battery life
hopefully enough to wait for their store page to load for at least one time

#

looking at MacBooks...
48GB RAM 40-core sounds tempting

#

there's another take on what a "Chess app" can be: Take Take Take

#

spectating chess as a sport instead of playing it

cosmic chasm
#

@mystic river

gleaming thicket
#

uhh

drifting lava
#

hello

#

i need to become proffessional

cosmic chasm
#

k

#

i am a duckducky_concerned

drifting lava
#

i had a gummi duck in my shower

#

police raided me

#

and cut of the ducks head

#

wierd as it sounds its true

#

!voice

marble mantle
#

Elo is approximately exponential logarithmic scale

#

times <something> in strength translates to plus <something> in rating

#

@wraith pelican if it was actually open-source, was it Godot?

#

(I was away, couldn't reply ealier)

#

UE isn't open-source, but they give access to source code to licensees

loud yew
#

@cosmic chasm You are not better yourself

cosmic chasm
#

yes i am

loud yew
#

also there is no one execpt darwin thats on the toilet

marble mantle
#

I totally missed the context of the last few minutes

#

was looking at unity's reference thingy

cosmic chasm
loud yew
#

and is not talking

cosmic chasm
#

well, ur not on the mic right now either

cosmic chasm
loud yew
#

wow...

#

he wants to play and i dont

#

can i join?

cosmic chasm
#

join what?

#

its just a playlist right now tho

loud yew
#

nothing

cosmic chasm
loud yew
#

idk i want to make that mod thing

cosmic chasm
#

@mystic river ? want to talk

loud yew
#

@cosmic chasm start slow and slowy progress

somber heath
#

@outer gust 👋

outer gust
#

hi

somber heath
#

!voice

wise cargoBOT
#
Voice verification

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

outer gust
#

ok, i see now one moment

coral meteor
#

been in here for longer than 3 days

#

wth

#

i cant verifi

#

and @somber heath u know i been in here longer than 3 days now

#

lol

#

how can i speak to admin or someone

#

ive done all that

#

messge count and stuf

#

only thing it says 3 days

#

but i been in here for longer than 3 day

#

Voice Gate failed
You are not currently eligible to use voice inside Python Discord for the following reasons:

You have been on the server for less than 3 days.

#

i jsut said bruh

#

u know i been in here for longer than 3 days

#

ahha

#

thats so dumb and ik i been in here 4 days now

outer gust
#

I cant speak hear now , I recently enter here

coral meteor
#

u know this ur self too bro i been in vc every day this week ahah

#

other than monday

outer gust
#

🥲

coral meteor
#

look at chats i been here since 19 th

#

loook in chats

#

i left on the 20 th and rejoined

#

thats dumb ahah

#

yall needa fix that bruh or make it 2 days people prob left this server cause of that

#

thats why i did XD

#

here i got yall

#

public class Ackermann {
public static int ackermann(int m, int n) {
if (m == 0) {
return n + 1;
} else if (m > 0 && n == 0) {
return ackermann(m - 1, 1);
} else if (m > 0 && n > 0) {
return ackermann(m - 1, ackermann(m, n - 1));
}
return -1;
}

public static void main(String[] args) {
    System.out.println(ackermann(2, 3));  // output 9
    System.out.println(ackermann(3, 2));  // output 29
}

}

#

public class ArrayRange {
public static int findRange(int[] array) {
return findMax(array, 0, array.length - 1) - findMin(array, 0, array.length - 1);
}

private static int findMax(int[] array, int start, int end) {
    if (start == end) {
        return array[start];
    }
    int mid = (start + end) / 2;
    int max1 = findMax(array, start, mid);
    int max2 = findMax(array, mid + 1, end);
    return Math.max(max1, max2);
}

private static int findMin(int[] array, int start, int end) {
    if (start == end) {
        return array[start];
    }
    int mid = (start + end) / 2;
    int min1 = findMin(array, start, mid);
    int min2 = findMin(array, mid + 1, end);
    return Math.min(min1, min2);
}

public static void main(String[] args) {
    int[] array = {3, 1, 4, 1, 5, 9, 2, 6, 5};
    System.out.println(findRange(array)); // Output: 8 (9 - 1)
}

}

#

public class SubstringSearch {
public static boolean isSubstring(String str, String sub) {
return isSubstringHelper(str, sub, 0);
}

private static boolean isSubstringHelper(String str, String sub, int index) {
    if (sub.length() == 0) {
        return true;
    }
    if (str.length() - index < sub.length()) {
        return false;
    }
    if (str.charAt(index) == sub.charAt(0)) {
        if (isSubstringHelper(str.substring(index + 1), sub.substring(1), 0)) {
            return true;
        }
    }
    return isSubstringHelper(str, sub, index + 1);
}

public static void main(String[] args) {
    System.out.println(isSubstring("water", "ate")); // Output: true
    System.out.println(isSubstring("water", "war")); // Output: false
}

}

#

@wintry socket

#

no worries

outer gust
#

I come from Spain and I have a bit of trouble understanding you. I know some English but I have trouble listening. I could ask you about a code that I don't know how to do. It's for a first year physics assignment at university xd

rustic pendant
#

hello

#

hows it going?

#

I'm just reading

#

I'm learning Japanese as well so I've been reading a few books in Japanese

#

I use to code when I was younger, but i haven't in like 5-6yrs

#

i didn't realy work with java

#

when i did code I used C#. Javascript, HTML, CSS, SQL and some python. I forgot a lot of it since i dont use it much if at all anymore

#

i dont have perms to unmute at the moment

#

doing good

#

i'm just reading a book in full japanese

#

i've been learning it for amost 1.5yrs

#

I'm taking the JLPT N3 exam this december on the 1st

#

thanks

#

i have to travel 2hrs for it

#

eventually move to japan once I pass N2, n3 is just to guage where I'm at and what to work on most, and what to work towards going into the N2 stuff

#

not necessarily, they just show me my score and thats what i'm gonna do with the information

#

yeah exactly

#

i'm visiting in September 2025. i leave aug 30th, get there aug 31st, and come home september 15th

#

i'm seeing Hiroshima, Kyoto, Osaka, Tokyo, and Takayama

#

Then I'm going back in spring 2026 to see Fukuoka, Kanazawa, Nagasaki, Nagoya, and Tokyo

#

First trip I'm going with 2 childhood friends and 2nd trip i'm going with a work friend

#

I've wanted to go since i was a kid and thats what inspired the first trip. The second trip was me being invited by my work friend to go

#

they let me pick where we go my 2nd time(which is their first time) as long as we visit our mutual friend who lives in Tokyo and Akihabara, and see cherry blossoms. So I prioritized places i'm not seeing my first trip

#

i'm from the USA and my local city in the USA is sister cities with Kanazawa japan

#

enjoy that

#

yeah I started reading this Japanese book called "Kafka on the Shore"

#

its good so far

#

whats everyone been upto today?

#

i only need to send a few more messages and then I can speak. yeah

#

i haven't done programming in a number of years, but i used to

#

i switched careers mid college

#

I found this server after my one friend used the emotes in another server and they seemed cool. all the lemons

#

My freshman year I learned SQL, Python, and some binary

#

then my second year i learned some Javascript, HTML, and CSS

#

I haven't coded since like summer 2019

#

i later switched to business

#

oh nice

#

one of my japanese learniong friends interviewed last month for the IT department in the Japanese lang branch of Amazon

#

they had to answer the Technical questions and the non technical questions all in Japanese

turbid parcel
#

hello

rustic pendant
#

hello

turbid parcel
#

i want apply my new found skill of python what are some good projects that i cacn do

rustic pendant
turbid parcel
rustic pendant
#

My friend is decent at Japanese

rustic pendant
wind raptor
#

!projects

wise cargoBOT
#
Kindling Projects

The Kindling projects page on Ned Batchelder's website contains a list of projects and ideas programmers can tackle to build their skills and knowledge.

rustic pendant
#

oh

wind raptor
#

@turbid parcel check out that link

rustic pendant
#

I also just went to NYC earlier this week on a trip with a friend for 3 days

#

i went to Tons of places. we went to time sqaure did a lot of Shopping. i got 1 shirt, a figure, and 8 books from the shopping. Then Monday we saw babymetal where I got my 2nd shirt

#

the books are in full Japanese of course

#

Babymetal is a Japanese metal band

#

Its 3 girls who sing in J-pop and J-Rock styles while dancing. They have metal musicians do the instruments behind them

jolly terrace
wind raptor
#

!stream 317279909112446976

wise cargoBOT
#

✅ @somber heath can now stream until <t:1732324502:f>.

turbid parcel
#

do any know how i can use my flash drive to boot up arch linux

somber heath
wind raptor
#

@hybrid zenith Please don't troll VC with random sounds.

turbid parcel
#

booting from the flash drive

somber heath
turbid parcel
#

or should i duel boot

hybrid zenith
somber heath
#

A liveboot typically involves copying the iso in a kind of direct way to the drive or using unetbootin to use an existing filesystem to boot from.

An install is, you create a linux filesystem to the drive, install it as you would to a hard drive and boot from that.

somber heath
#

What is the question?

#

@turbid parcel "Booting from a flash drive" isn't specific enough.

#

So, liveboot from a flash drive, or install to a flash drive?

#

@shell stratus 👋

shell stratus
#

hello

shell stratus
#

nice to meet you

#

all

#

Trying to learn this Python stuff and I'm ripping my hair out

#

I'd love to be able to talk to you invoice because I'd make my life a lot easier and I could show you but basically I have been working on pipe for now for the past three months and I'm trying to develop a piece of software that allows the software to read resources files toward identify bad or malicious code I have worked on the project for quite a while now I've completed a beta version that works perfectly but I was trying to update the gooey because it looked like Windows 95 and ever since I've tried I've just continuously hitting brick walls and it's not working

#

old and new

#

I am still very new to Python I did try to remake the gooey but I'm at a point now where I don't know where I've tried to add more files and replace files I've made the code look worse or not work properly

wind raptor
shell stratus
#

So I'm trying to get verified but it says I haven't typed more than 50 messages is there a way I can see how many messages I have typed so I know how far I am away

#

can i send you wer i fink i am stuk ?

somber heath
#

You can search yourself or you can go into #bot-commands and type !user.

shell stratus
#

thx bud

#

well i fink in is in there
def init(self):
super().init()

somber heath
#

!code

wise cargoBOT
#
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.

shell stratus
#
 def init(self):
        super().init()
#

no bud

#

yes

last wigeon
#

lua.org 5.1 implementation trivia: what is the output of this code?

local u = {}
u[32] = 1
for i = 1, 32 do table.insert(u, 1) end -- for i in range(1, 33)
print(#u)
#

(# is the length operator)

jolly terrace
#

32?

#

idk lua

shell stratus
#

32 ?

#

me to

wind raptor
#

32 should be the result

shell stratus
#

69 lol

last wigeon
#

47

shell stratus
#

{
[1] = 1, [2] = 1, ..., [32] = 1, [33] = 1, ..., [47] = 1
}

last wigeon
#
/*
** Try to find a boundary in table `t'. A `boundary' is an integer index
** such that t[i] is non-nil and t[i+1] is nil (and 0 if t[1] is nil).
*/
#

u[#u + 1] = 1

shell stratus
#

got form chat google if at help

#

Key Details:
u[32] = 1

This assigns the value 1 to the table with key 32. However, it does not count toward the "length" of the array because # only considers contiguous integer keys starting from 1.
table.insert(u, 1)

The table.insert function appends elements to the end of the array portion of the table. The array part grows sequentially, starting at 1, even though u[32] is already set.
After 32 iterations of the for loop, the array part now contains indices 1 to 32 (added by table.insert), and the explicit key 32 from u[32] = 1 remains as well.
State of u After the Loop:

Keys 1 to 32: These are created by table.insert.
Key 33 to 47: These are appended due to table.insert continuing to grow the array part of the table past the explicitly set u[32].
Key 32 (explicit assignment): This exists independently of the array-like part.
#u Behavior:

The # operator checks the length of the contiguous sequence of integer keys starting from 1.
It includes the keys added by table.insert, which extends the sequence to 47 (the original 32 from the loop, plus 15 additional insertions after u[32] = 1).

last wigeon
#
/*
** Try to find a boundary in table `t'. A `boundary' is an integer index
** such that t[i] is non-nil and t[i+1] is nil (and 0 if t[1] is nil).
*/
int luaH_getn (Table *t) {
  unsigned int j = t->sizearray;
  if (j > 0 && ttisnil(&t->array[j - 1])) {
    /* there is a boundary in the array part: (binary) search for it */
    unsigned int i = 0;
    while (j - i > 1) {
      unsigned int m = (i+j)/2;
      if (ttisnil(&t->array[m - 1])) j = m;
      else i = m;
    }
    return i;
  }
  /* else must find a boundary in hash part */
  else if (t->node == dummynode)  /* hash part is empty? */
    return j;  /* that is easy... */
  else return unbound_search(t, j);
}
#

[1, 4, 4, 4, 3, nil, nil, nil] on the C side

#

{1, 4, 4, 4, 3}

soft axle
#

When you guys are done, if you guys can/want, I'm starting to learn numpy, pandas, matplotlib/seaborn and kinda have general questions about syntax, package stuff, and IDEs

shell stratus
#

at seem fun

last wigeon
wind raptor
#

!stream 928000975933952031

wise cargoBOT
#

✅ @shell stratus can now stream until <t:1732327978:f>.

jolly terrace
wind raptor
shell stratus
#
brisk bridge
#

hi guys

wintry socket
#

what yall watching here'

somber heath
#

!e py chance = 100 for _ in range(11): chance /= 2 print(chance)

wise cargoBOT
wind raptor
indigo raven
#

hello bro

cosmic chasm
indigo raven
#

bro My voice permission is off , That's the reason i don't talk. can you help me ?

cosmic chasm
dusty quail
#

how will i get permission for speaking in voice chat 0

#

okyy

indigo raven
#

Voice Gate failed
You are not currently eligible to use voice inside Python Discord for the following reasons:

You have been on the server for less than 3 days.
You have sent less than 50 messages.

/////

Bro this the error 😦

dusty quail
#

i have to send more than 50 messages per day or whole complete messages

#

?

indigo raven
#

oooo . yea . Thanks 🙂

indigo raven
#

I'm tried to cover 50 messages 😁

wise cargoBOT
#

:incoming_envelope: :ok_hand: applied timeout to @indigo raven until <t:1732367469:f> (10 minutes) (reason: duplicates spam - sent 4 duplicate messages).

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

timid marten
#

LMAO

#

Tried to warn ya.

cosmic chasm
indigo raven
#

This is so fu** 😂😂

timid marten
indigo raven
#

yea 😆

obsidian dragon
#

This is not google https://www.perplexity.ai
It is a search engine

Perplexity AI

Perplexity is a free AI-powered answer engine that provides accurate, trusted, and real-time answers to any question.

indigo raven
#

What type of search engine ?

#

😉😉

obsidian dragon
cosmic chasm
indigo raven
drifting lava
#

yo

#

hahhaha¨

cosmic chasm
indigo raven
cosmic chasm
indigo raven
cosmic chasm
#

i can rap

indigo raven
#

yes , maybe 😁

#

I'm just writing code & & chatting with all of man 🙂

cosmic chasm
# cosmic chasm i can rap

i am the real duckys
(yeah the real duckys)
will the real duckys Please Stand UP!
"me standing up"
I repeat... will the real duckys please stand UP!

timid marten
obsidian dragon
indigo raven
obsidian dragon
wind pewter
#

how can i use async event listeners in flask_socketio

marble mantle
#

as in async def?

marble mantle
wind pewter
#

yes

marble mantle
#

Flask is inherently non-async

wind pewter
#

so there's no way?

marble mantle
#

you can asyncio.run whatever you're trying to call

#

also you can switch to an ASGI framework like Quart

wind pewter
#

instead of flask, can i use fastapi as well?

marble mantle
#

yes, that's another option

#

since it's ASGI

indigo raven
#

I found a problem in my code . Can you guys solve this problem ?

marble mantle
#

this is equivalent to () => {count + 1;}

#

it should not have : in there

indigo raven
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Bro it not working:(

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Bro look at this youtuber code

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Bro i use same | But this is not work for me 😦

indigo raven
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Hello !

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Bro's :: (^///^)

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Not complex : Easy :: 🙂

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indigo raven
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Good night < coding !

lime fractal
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Bro i hate monitor me go fullscreen monitor say its only 60 hz monitor and when i go out fullscreen the monitor is 144 again

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It has options menu

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The monitor says it

obsidian dragon
short owl
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2 bugs in a rug , snug

obsidian dragon
short owl
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kittys just happy to be there

exotic adder
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@vocal basin Why fast api instead of all this.

steep epoch
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sar can I get unmute

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saar

exotic adder
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fine

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@rugged root @somber heath @wind raptor

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till when?

cosmic chasm
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, .

wind raptor
quartz beacon
steep epoch
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unmute me saar

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@round stratus

somber heath
somber heath
wise cargoBOT
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vocal basin
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writing some Go again

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I've only now noticed that containerd has nerd in its name

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everything docker is mostly go

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Forgejo is Go too

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with HTMX for front-end

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seemingly there's actually very little use of it

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I'm trying to figure out where HTMX is used on the page, and it's not that many places

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the unformatted go template output is quite horrifying

vocal basin
# vocal basin

(token on screenshot has been invalidated, so do not worry about that)

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template output isn't passed through any formatting

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because why would it

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(it's generated per request)

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or remove all indentation

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the more I use Gitea/Forgejo, the more I appreciate the header part of the UI

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an actual useful header for once

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why doesn't GitHub have a milestones page

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gitlab for comparison

wind raptor
wind raptor
#

!code

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wind raptor
#

!paste

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solar jewel
solar jewel
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Movie Basics table:

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Movie Rating table

wind raptor
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!stream 912396984231546910

wise cargoBOT
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✅ @wicked fox can now stream until <t:1732422700:f>.

wind raptor
#

!voice

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tawdry jungle
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Me need

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50 messages

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And I don’t have

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Oh okay 👍

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But can I text here and you will like respond but it will count to 50 messages ?

deep wave
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i don't know dude

tawdry jungle
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I’m sitting straight 10 hours learning c++

deep wave
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what hour are you on?

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you should do 24 hours of c++ and upload it to youtube

tawdry jungle
#

Like 8 hours and 45 min

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Making hq notes and doing exercises after each chapter

deep wave
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that's cool. you can upload it to github gists. might be a nice way to see your progress

whole bear
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@somber heath hows it goin mate

whole bear
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fellow aussie

tawdry jungle
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Same with websites with exercises includes something I didn’t learned something

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And the videos doesn’t include exercises that would be great if they did

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How can I check how many messages I sent?

somber heath
#

#bot-commands

tawdry jungle
#

#bot-commands

somber heath
#

!user

tawdry jungle
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Thanks I appreciate

whole bear
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hello

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Good

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HYD?

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Great

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Ah I see

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how's life going man?

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Bye

exotic adder
gentle flint
indigo raven
indigo raven
#

hello ?

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is anyone hear ✌️

indigo raven
#

Hello! Where are you guy's are going ??

somber heath
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@woven pumice 👋

woven pumice
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hyy

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i dont have permission to chat or turn mic on

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i need help can you ?

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@somber heath

somber heath
#

!voice

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#
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woven pumice
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with pymem

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yes but its take too much time to execute

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i want to reduce it

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approx 74 sec

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the same thing can be done in 3 sec in c#

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i m searching a mem reg and replaceing it

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def pattern_scan_all_(handle, pattern, *, return_multiple=False):
next_region = 0
found = []
while next_region < 0x7FFFFFFF0000:
next_region, page_found = pymem.pattern.scan_pattern_page(
handle,
next_region,
pattern,
return_multiple=return_multiple
)
if not return_multiple and page_found:
return page_found
if page_found:
found += page_found
if not return_multiple:
return None
return found

somber heath
#

!code

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woven pumice
#

i was lost sorry

#

!code
def ChangeMemory(search, replace):
try:
pm = "HD-Player.exe"
scan_and_replace(pm, search, replace)
return True , None

except Exception as e:
    print(e)
    return False , e
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woven pumice
#

type name i m having issue with accent

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sorry

#

tell me the book name

somber heath
woven pumice
#

7:33 PM

#

'''py
print("hello world")

#

!code
print("hello world")

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somber heath
#

` not '

woven pumice
#

@terse rose

somber heath
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~