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@nocturne wasp
Ah.
wanna hear my voice
??
A collection of anxiety, neuroses, despair and dysfunction.
??
what is in the last
ohh okay
okay that makes somethin diff sense to me
my voice is like a child
I am a 16 yr old
want proof
Too late. The entire world now knows who you are.
this is my first time
One time is enough.
okay?
well I have my own songs
that I did not sang at al
l
@somber heath gimme feedback
Sir Anthony Robinson (born 15 August 1946) is an English actor, author, broadcaster, and political activist. He played Baldrick in the BBC television sitcom Blackadder and has presented many historical documentaries, including the Channel 4 series Time Team and The Worst Jobs in History. He has written 16 children's books.
As a member of the Lab...
grandma?
🤣
check this out: github.com/aaravmalooking/Python_Simplified
🤣
how much do you know python
I gotta go
me back!
bruh
haha
window support channel
they should rename this to this
@unreal magnet 👋
@unreal magnet hello
Java is used in big enterprise companies for larger scale web applications
Python is also used in big tech, i dont think there is other frameworks like Django that can handle everything you need and that fast
I love fastapi too, but when it comes to password auth i choose django
@tacit crane
I MAKES MY OWN AUTH
And shooting yourself in a leg 🤣
scary
I have a good show
I mean, what's the pros of choosing FastApi for a web app?
and writing own super custom auth system
Async
simplicity, speed, better dependency injection support
Django is ASGI too
its not that complicated
and so is Quart (async Flask)
Django also supports async
And fastapi is mostly multithreaded, not async
Not routes
And fastapi is mostly multithreaded
wrong
FastAPI is async-first
It is executed in a thread-pool, source: documentation
Django is the one that defaults to sync
FastAPI GIves you most controll
you can use async, but should you?...
in FastAPI, yes
for db ops mostly
For big webserver
but django has async db functions too, so it's looks more like a preference
FastAPI uses the threadpool when you use def instead of async def
anyaway
that's not the normal way to use FastAPI
personal preferance
import asyncio
import discord
from fastapi import FastAPI
import uvicorn
from services.logging import logger
import traceback
import os
from settings.config import INFO
from modules.worker import StartWorking
app = FastAPI(title=INFO.NAME, version=INFO.VERSION, description=INFO.DESCRIPTION)
async def initialize_routes():
# Add all routers here from ./routes folder
for file in os.listdir("./routes"):
if file.endswith(".py"):
module = file[:-3]
if module != "__init__":
module_router = __import__(f"routes.{module}", fromlist=["router"])
app.include_router(module_router.router)
logger.info(f"Router {module} included ✅")
# on startup
@app.on_event("startup")
async def startup():
logger.info("Bot is starting up")
await StartWorking()
async def main():
try:
await initialize_routes()
async def start_api():
try:
api_config = uvicorn.Config(
app,
host="0.0.0.0",
port=5005
)
server = uvicorn.Server(api_config)
await server.serve()
except Exception as e:
logger.error(f"Error in file {__file__}: {traceback.format_exc()}")
await start_api()
except Exception as e:
logger.error(f"Error in file {__file__}: {traceback.format_exc()}")
if __name__ == "__main__":
asyncio.run(main())```
my initlization
its a small project anyaway
why is initialize_routes an async def?
What?
* an
there is no async files io, it's a lie that libraries tell you
i know but its only 1 time initialization
most async file operations are threadpooled under the hood
theory says that every operation that you wait for can be done in async
what db you guys uses
Linux assumes all files to be readable
there is no simple way to integrate files into epoll
i love Postgres, but for simple apps i use aiosqlite/sqlite and mongodb
My primary is postgres too
(aiosqlite is literally just an adapter to queue operations onto a thread)
i recently made a package for postgres asyncronous ORM
Check it out
Give me some sugesition for it
To improve
there is an epoll-ish syscall in Linux that can be used to do async file I/O
Well, i cant argue no more about it, because i am only starting to learn how asyncio works under the hood. My theory is very poor
also aio_ and io_uring
aio_ is bad
Waiting for asyncio book to be delivered
and io_uring is broken and unsafe
but you should learn it too
it'll be fixed in a few decades
Every thing has pros and cons
by then, O_NONBLOCK might also get implemented for regular files
Books on general things like Python can be easily replaced with Youtube. More specific topics like async is better to be read
Yah
100% of books I've read this year so far are fiction
i use YT, Google And GPT
read docs
Docs and Books are different things
asyncio documentation is hell for me
for learning insides of async, you'll end up having to read through docs and blogs rather than books, unfortunately
oh, and also a lot of code
anyaway Just Leaning what i need is my kind of way to learn
feels like it is written for people who came from other async languages
I started learning async with Python, but, yes, JS is simpler for that
C#, the origin of async, has a very weird notion of what it means
I am planning to learn asyncio under the hood and write my own async wrapper. Maybe, just async GET requests
and in Rust, if you're a beginner, you're just going to have only pain when trying to async
yeah, that's where i dropped rust
async in Rust is the easiest for me to use, out of all those
less magic, more direct control
did you try Golang ?
uh, you mean that
go abstracts away async/await and just uses green threads
are you more low-level developer ?
WANT CONTROL
?
TRY C++

"I work with both C and CSS"
I wanted to become low-level security researcher, write malware in C
But then i saw salaries and decided to continue to master python
Maybe i'll start again in a future, like hobby
Very relatable
that's the point
That's the joke
just write your own html renderer in C o_0
in Zig
nah, asmX86
google chrome ...?
i dont really understand
web server html RENDERER
already there's the SSG part, now only need to display it
https://zine-ssg.io/
Example: Jinga2
templating?
Yes
You mean HTML Templating Language
Hm
For django, i use django templating, for fastapi i dont use anything, but i'd use jinja2 as it is only option we have
Yah
What's ssg stands for ?
static site generator
Is it like thing that generates DOM tree or something? I didnt really head of this
Markdown, seems like
fine, i'll just go interrogate gemini
:incoming_envelope: :ok_hand: applied timeout to @noble umbra until <t:1736088015:f> (10 minutes) (reason: attachments spam - sent 10 attachments).
The <@&831776746206265384> have been alerted for review.
!unmute 1200766495685345320
poor guy
:incoming_envelope: :ok_hand: pardoned infraction timeout for @noble umbra.
don't put that many attachments
Somebody has headphones very close to mic
and so does Java nowadays
java for big enterprise
@potent root look up job positions where you live and compare salaries for Java and Python
it does depend on the region
@marble mantle yh the thing is i like python but i searched on linkdin and there arent a lot of jobs for back end develoment
what do you consider backend?
Python Backend salaries are not poor at all, actually
building scalable systems (server side)
even for juniors
in the common sense, all Python development and most Java development is backend anyway
yeah, for distributed systems Java is more common
hi there. is there someone who could help me with expanding and editing my code??
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not anymore
fintech was rewritten to other langs ?
that, and also COBOL got less bad + the supply of people who are okay with writing it just for money increased relative to demand
i have pasted it
people see money, people go learn a language, turns out it's not as bad, people get money
legacy Java isn't necessarily better than legacy COBOL at this point
devs do sleep ?
btw. sorry for inappropriate question. how old are you?
20
2 years over me
Deep but i understand it
btw guys i need some help with html anybody good with that typa stuff ?.
@noble umbra muted by the server sorry man
ohh, it's okay
ahh damn
my problem is super basic but i have 0 expierence in html
how is me being muted mean 😦?
np
yeah
yeah spend time
i know html but the issue is i built a custom email footer, and now google wont display it in my signature
im more than happy to pay for someone to fix it
ahh alright
yeah but who would wanna work for free
how do i pronounce ur name
I just take out the z's
i see
Is it some slavic name ?
im just gonna call you 'k; if thats fine
that works
@primal shadow if its forbidden to offer to pay, how could people help you with your issue ?. wouldn't it be a nice gesture to reimburse people for there time spend helping you with an issue ?.
Ok thats nice
No point in that, if thats what people do here.
bye guys
👋
yes, Polish
looks like my geoguessr reflexes are still working
@torn yarrow VS or VSC?
@torn yarrow it gets activated when opening new terminal
also there's "select interpreter" command
there's a setting to turn this off
e.g. if you're using uv
executionEnvironments in [tool.pyright] in pyproject.toml is useful
this one supports micropython
OC had some support for Python too I think
I am not familiar with the mod but if I think it allows me to code in minecraft then I will find it quite interesting.
My aim to download a mod but I dont know how.
I have tried to follow steps on youtube but it seems that I am not able to make the connection.
@marble mantle Can you help me_
?
in Polish it is pronounced as Kzhishtof
<div class="action-buttons">
<button class="primary">Learn More</button>
<button class="secondary">Linked In</button>
</div>```
.action-buttons {
display: flex;
gap: 1rem;
}```
document.addEventListener("DOMContentLoaded", () => {
const fadeSections = document.querySelectorAll(".card");
const observer = new IntersectionObserver(
(entries, observer) => {
entries.forEach(entry => {
if (entry.isIntersecting) {
entry.target.classList.add("is-visible");
observer.unobserve(entry.target); // Stop observing once it’s visible
}
});
},
{
threshold: 0.1 // Trigger when 10% of the element is visible
}
);
fadeSections.forEach(section => {
observer.observe(section);
});
});
document.addEventListener("DOMContentLoaded", () => {
const fadeSections = document.querySelectorAll(".xp-point");
const observer = new IntersectionObserver(
(entries, observer) => {
entries.forEach(entry => {
if (entry.isIntersecting) {
entry.target.classList.add("is-visible");
observer.unobserve(entry.target); // Stop observing once it’s visible
}
});
},
{
threshold: 0.1 // Trigger when 10% of the element is visible
}
);
fadeSections.forEach(section => {
observer.observe(section);
});
});
function sum(sum1 : number, sum2: number) {
return sum1 + sum2
}
const result = sum(213,232)
console.log(result);
Without static typing, you might accidentally mix incompatible data types, causing confusion. For instance, if you try to add a number to a word, the computer might not know what to do. Static typing prevents such errors by not allowing incompatible actions.
Example in a language with static typing:
java
Copiar código
int x = 10;
String y = "hello";
int z = x + y; // Error: you can't add a number to text.
-
Static: Shared by everyone. You don’t need to make anything new to use it.
Example: A school's name — it’s the same for all students. -
Non-Static: Belongs to one specific thing. You need to make it first to use it.
Example: A student’s name — each student has their own.
-
Dynamic: Can change while the program is running.
Example: A balloon you can keep inflating or deflating. -
Static: Stays the same once it's set.
Example: A rock — it doesn't change shape or size.
int age = 25; // "age" can only store integers.
age = "twenty-five"; // Error: You can't store text in a number variable.
an idea..... use "mypy". its a library that enforces type hinting
gives an error or warning if type hints aren't met
25 != "25"
class Form:
def __init__(self, name, surname, age):
self.name = name
self.surname = surname
self.age = age
def say_hello(self):
print("Hello " + self.name)
Me = Form("John", "Doe", 20)
You = Form("Max", "Elton", 14)
Me.say_hello
Output:
Hello John
object
Class is synonym for object
class car is a form
To make python understand that you written an object you write class
so the object is the car
to define object
to define object in python you need to write class and then in our case car
not really
in python, it's a synonym to type
and object is a specific instance
Ye we are explaining it in VC already
is this python or are you guys doing javascript?
python ans objs in general
python
js has a somewhat weird notion of classes and objects
oop in python but trying to explain classes in general
and Haskell has all this terminology shifted one or two layers up in many cases
Hey sorry! Got super busy right after sending that 😆
What did you want to ask?
You able to hop in VC?
Is that what you wanted to ask?
I have a question that stems into other questions and it's easier to ask than type
Ballpark it.
Alright...
So I'll throw in the prerequisite to why I'm asking this/these question(s).
A friend came to me yesterday, not upset, but rather concerned as to your opinion and where it stems from on Cannibanoids in the US. Now, I know nothing about you, but from our few interactions and what I've heard it sounds as if you may not be a current resident of the US.
What makes you so sure that the US is trying to ban weed?
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I'm just curious. I'm not asking to start an argument I'm just naturally curious
Not interested.
I want to know your view point so I can understand your opinion on it in a better and more meaningful way.
Alright.
Well thank you for atleast hearing me out.
you welcome
may you introduce yourself I wanna hear your accent
wow are you native speaker ?
omg
I'm sending you a friend request
Do all Windows leptops support windows sandbox
the voices
No! You need Windows 10/11 Pro or Enterprise. Any Windows 10/11 Home devices will not support it!
ok
I'm not 100% but I believe it also requires TPM??? Again, not completely sure on that!
but im trying oracle but not working or im dowing it wrong
Wdym?
oracle virtual boxmanager
That's not Windows Sandbox??
no because that wont work so i need something else right then
Windows Sandbox was made for testing untrusted applications. Just install VMWare Workstation.
They made it free recently so you don't even need a key!
VMware Desktop Hypervisor products Fusion and Workstation are used by millions of people every day to run virtual machines on their Windows, Linux and Mac computers. They give users the ability to quickly and easily build “local virtual” environments to install other operating systems, learn about technology, build and test software, complex sys...
You'll have to make an account with broadcom
can i test mallware in there like bonzify
Yes
@tacit crane @topaz temple I can't yet talk in Voice Chat. Just joined the server.
Welcome!
Thank you
War thunder
Anno 1800
My Minecraft server season 7 starting soon (all the Mods 10) , let me know if interested
.
I’m active
meme I made today
this one
is just a meme 🙂 just for fun
First off, coding in python is really preferred due to the high abstraction it has. Secondly, the compiler isn't slow. That abstraction which makes coding much faster requires multiple compilation until it gets to C bytecode. That's why it's slower than just coding in C. Thirdly, venv management is not hard. Just have a pyproject.toml or requirements.txt and create a venv from them.
bruh
its just a joke
I mean the other day you were also going on about how python sucks, but it's misinformed.
If you're aiming to learn, then get the facts straight please.
I said: "Python is the worst language to code in. And the best one to learn for data science, ease of use and readability"
that was what I was saying. The humor of that was meant to come across in the sarcasm of the "worst" being tongue and cheek or facetious
I am learning python because I like the ease of use and it being high level. Just making fun of some of the quirks of the language
@whole bear alr lil bro
i mean, that's fine
but perhaps you should pick quirks which actually exist
hello, @jovial iris
hello aarav
hello, @jovial iris
hello mate
@twilit hatch 👋
👋 👋
@inland knoll 👋
Send me a friend request
COOL. So they're aware of the issue, and their dev team is actively working on it, but that's all we know
God. Damn. It
@somber heath That avatar is friggin' adorable
"be more space efficient"
bold of them to assume I have perfect posture
So fucking salty about this
we made a whole two apps for new year party
at least one of them worked
@peak depot where I recognise the word from:
is that a book?
for an intensely and extremely locally illuminated table surface
aaaa a Finnish band
if the lamp is inefficient enough, it might also keep the food warm
very true
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You know what's weird? I don't know what to call myself in my internal monologues anymore
Like... it's bizarre feeling
Like who really am I?
PAYATFAWRY
with open('file.file') as file:
...
Style Errors: 🤮
It's good stuff
@faint raven Your mic is super quiet
I have you at 200% and it's still hard to hear you
https://piccolo-orm.com/ Anyone heard of this before?
A powerful async ORM, query builder, and admin GUI for Python.
Hey there, @faint raven How's it going ?
https://github.com/mhxion/awesome-discord-communities This one is great too
http.cat/503
400 has the best image
204
403 is somewhere between 401 and 400 in its meaning
listen to grindcore, you won't recognise any words
VK Clips is the visually worst part of VK currently
(Russian tiktok within Russian facebook)
Sounds..... fun?
they're visually unappealing
the "don't recommend me this" function doesn't work
there is no way to remove them from the recommendation feed
(very tame description)
I've only now recognised the irony of a "chef" running the troll farm
both about food
@tacit crane S3 or alternative
if you concern is performance, obviously go with postgres not mongo
ok
@proven helm telegram is just more aggressive about caching messages locally
it's storing more than others in localstorage, but it doesn't store it there instead of the server
DynamoDB also exists, for KV
mongo's and postgres's JSON/BSON values may be stored in an indexed form instead of just text
if you want even worse performance in exchange for shiny docs, SurrealDB
blazingly slow
"for real db"?
(misheard)
guys bye i go to grocery hamburgersss
binary format, unless you need indexing
for packing
depends on how often you need to query/extend it
every minute like 30-40 Requests
Both
Posting and Geting
Amazing
I just can't do that
who are we suing?
My old man brain doesn't like having not rebooted my machine in that time
!server
sports fan to radical military element pipeline is quite popular where I am
POSIX, JS, Python, Perl, Rust all have different I think
not at all
POSIX, Rust, JS, Python, Perl
(I think this order would be more correct)
from least powerful to least sane
rust-lang/regex itself has multiple variants within
mostly about referring back to what you've already matched
at that point, just use a parser
what dis?
If you use re.VERBOSE you can include whitespace and comments
oh wait, it's not C
its GSC
-- overly postfix decrement, with an extra space
function spawnPlateDrop()
{
plateModel = util::spawn_model("iw9_plate_world", self GetTagOrigin("j_head"), (RandomInt(360), 0, 0));
// launch the stud and wait until the moving is done
const scale = 3;
const height = 6;
plateModel PhysicsLaunch( self.origin, VectorScale( AnglesToForward( self.angles ), scale ) + ( 0, 0, height ));
plateModel util::waitTillNotMoving();
plateModel SetPlayerCollision( 0 );
plateModel clientfield::set( "model_enable_keyline", 1 );
plateModel.origin = plateModel.origin + ( 0, 0, 15 );
plateModel.angles = ( 0, 0, 0 );
plateModel thread rotateAndBobItem();
plateTrigger = Spawn("trigger_radius_use", plateModel.origin, 0, 40, 40);
plateTrigger.targetname = "plateDrop";
plateTrigger triggerIgnoreTeam();
plateTrigger SetCursorHint("HINT_NOICON");
plateTrigger UseTriggerRequireLookAt();
PlaySoundAtPosition("mw2022_armor_plate_drop", plateModel.origin);
plateTrigger thread platePickup(plateModel);
}```
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@native notch Yo
regex101
even has https://regex101.com/library
Beat me to it
This is cool too
He's cracked I think
That's an understatement
which of the three simulations 
Back in a bit
was it Dubai that fucked around and found out when trying to influence weather?
I looked up that fog thing
and it looks like
snow
snow in winter
US discovers winter tends to have snow
@dry jasper it might be switching to wrong output (selectable in top right corner when opening the VC)
Possibly back later
Hey @somber heath
Hey Opal 🙂
I've been using Conda
and I am about to pull my hair out with it.
It isn't my favorite thing right now
But I don't think it's terrible
just a learning curve
If you know a bit of Bash it's not terrible
because then you at least understand what your global/local variables are
I have no control over the python discord server
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is you go to the #bot-commands channel and type !user it'll tell you exactly where you're at
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Uvicorn
async def main():
try:
await initialize_routes()
async def start_api():
try:
api_config = uvicorn.Config(
app,
host="0.0.0.0",
port=5005
)
server = uvicorn.Server(api_config)
await server.serve()
except Exception as e:
logger.error(f"Error in file {__file__}: {traceback.format_exc()}")
await start_api()
except Exception as e:
logger.error(f"Error in file {__file__}: {traceback.format_exc()}")
if __name__ == "__main__":
asyncio.run(main())```
This is how i run my FasrtAPI
try host with 255.255.255.255
BRODCAST YOU ARE NOT A CAT
THERE IS AN APP CALLED BRAWL STARS VERY GOOD FOR WAITING THE UVICORN SERVER TO BE UP AND RUNING
@covert goblet 👋
!voice
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The computational power necessary for simulation theory is insane.
Let's talk privately?
No, I won't talk privately.
Are you a programmer?
I prefer to talk here or in the public voice channels.
I don't understand English, I'm translating what you say
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what is that
I'm willing, but I worry the language barrier may prove burdensome to us both.
Perhaps you could seek help from someone with whom you share a language.
You can speak your language normally, I'll take the job of translating your lines
I don't know how to find programmers who are willing to teach me in Brazil
Do you know where I can find
No, sorry.
Speak in chat so I can translate
You speak Portuguese, yes?
Python is known as an "Object-Oriented Programming" language. Everything that you interact with in Python, on some level, is an "object".
I'm dedicated to learning programming but I can't understand courses
An object is a data structure. It has functionality attached to it that is for interacting with that data safely.
ok I wanted to create my first codes can we go to a private call for me to share my screen to guide me
Every object has a "type", a "class" object which governs the creation of objects of its type. The class object is like a blueprint. The instances are the objects created from it.
?
The class governs the data structure and what attached functionality exists in its instances.
I don't do private calls.
Sorry. 🙂
the basics of programming I understand I want to create codes
I'm afraid that our time, for now, is concluded.
for what reason
@whole bear 👋
hello guys
@lean jacinth👋
Hey Python devs!
I recently built a drag-and-drop GUI tool for customTkinter to simplify designing interfaces. It lets you visually create UIs and export the code directly, which has been super helpful for my projects.
I’d love to hear your thoughts and feedback on it! You can check it out on GitHub: Buildfy Free on GitHub.
I’m particularly interested in:
• Usability: Is the drag-and-drop interface intuitive?
• Features: What could make it even better?
Feel free to give it a try and let me know what you think. Any feedback would be amazing!
Thanks!
Github
It is a tool for creating gui
Nice
You guys can try it and give me your reviews
Snermerberl!
I am here.
hello guys
what happened
why are you on mute
@tacit crane @noble umbra why are you on mute
c'mon what happened
????
did someone do something wron
g
okay I think gg
hey
I am once again lost in choice of what game to play
(today is not work day, and neither is tomorrow, so need to do something else)
Dota 2 maybe ? lol
I don't even have it installed
oh thanks to god , i just was kidding. dota 2 just break your brain into two parts before dota 2 after dota 2
shall I make the mistake of preordering Space Engineers 2
so i am just wondering about what games you often play guys ?
how so ? you mean steam right ?
most of what I recently played on steam were VNs
you are a robot then
what is that
seems cool
preorders are generally not worth the money, unless they offer something exclusive
Space Engineers' release of DLCs was received surprisingly positively by the community
userid
presumably from those being purely visual, as to not compete with mods
uid
uuid4().hex
oh
worst yet possibly existing option: user_Id
i guess i have to play it , l like those kind of games, i am seeing it now
Space Engineers was the only game I enjoyed playing with a gamepad
they put a lot of effort into it
it's not just keybinds
No.
lol
@cinder vale non-compete clause?
or even worse?
whatever it is, it sounds too illegal for Europe
there are limitations to how much companies can enforce that
the type of clause that, afaik, is outlawed in some places:
"after you leave, you can't work in the same field and/or for our competitors"
I don't have a non-compete clause, only a relatively lax NDA
@cinder vale I work at an accounting firm as our in-house IT
I'm not a programmer by trade
have you had experience with recruiting companies lend you as an consultant
Denmark gave a good answer to that, it was so funny
I think we can take them
Denmark is part of Nato and they dont like the Orange family
I think we can take them
^--Cook one
v--Cook two
@rugged root I just got a pellet smoker and i am smokin' the meats
That sounds amazing
I feel called out
👀 sounds? 🥩
Well it's not like I can smell or taste it
ya, but you can seee it
@hearty mural Yo
so I am like
I know what I'm about
bruhhhhhh
@sleek stirrup Yo as well
goodnight
Before I go. Just. How?
How would they be able to cut the price in 3 without losing any performance?
They could have sold soooo many 4090s if that was 549.
Like the 3k pcs I see, half of it was the 4090 price.
So, you'd go from 3k, to 2k.
Insane.
This I'd definitely get if it's true and actually is stable if I can ever save money for it. Seems really worth the price.
So, almost double the 4090 performance and still only 2/3 the original price?
And the 5090 being more than 3x 4090?
I'd say 2k is a bit steep still, but I'd see people getting it for sure.
People be simulating small organisms HEHEHE.
Alright I'm done. Cheers.
Oh, here's the gotcha.
They cut the VRAM to reduce the price. That kind of sucks.
They cut the VRAM to upsell
@lost tapir 👋
yikes
but... I thought you were a bird ??? @somber heath
HI @somber heath and @wind raptor I can't talk yet
Yes I have done the voice verification
I just need to wait until I have been on 3 days
Yes, its close
Check out this code I wrote in python:
import cowsay
import pyttsx3
engine = pyttsx3.init()
this = input("What's this? ")
cowsay.cow(this)
engine.say(this)
engine.runAndWait()
I have taken 2 classes in python. I am primarily a PHP dev
Yes text to speach
@solid prairie 👋
Hello @solid prairie
Hi, Thanks, I dont have permission to talk
!voice
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Me neither yet @solid prairie
Okay, I understand, I will read that
Okay, okay
I am student of master degree in data science
My wife is calling me away from the computer
Could you repeat?
First year
I studied economics in college and now I'm studying data science.
This is my profile, https://sergiorodri234.github.io/about.html
?
@stark orchid 👋
@somber slate 👋
I guess I have to start saying stuff to eventually be able to speak
@grand plaza 👋
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Basically I have a little bit of knowlege of python
hello
I took an introductory college course on it
for my data analytics minor
But I was kind of adhd in the class, I am a humanities person who is not used to practicing what I learned
I got a B in the class
But they went easy on me I'd say
currently working on frontend but I actually made a backtesting framework on python recently for options and stock trading for with OHLC charts and personal trading strategies with FIb retracement and RSI. Any cool recommendation automation projects that I can get into? perhaps ai projects that i can get my hands on. Maybe something that correlates with frontend work too despite django and flask?
If they wanted me to write stuff in python I would be lost
I used chat GPT a lot
But basically I am in the server because I will be using python for one of my classes this spring and I want to get better at it, I also just find computer science and programming cool
Might be a career path or something in the future
In history, you can read the history one or maybe two times and pretty much understand what went on and will be able to recall it.
@somber heath ^^
^
With programming you actually have to practice
just realized theres channels for everything lol. I just joined
hello
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def a(self):
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b = a```
class MyClass:
def a(self, a, b, c, d=..., e=..., f=...):
...
def b(self, *args, **kwargs):
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@rugged dirge👋
!voice
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ok
I don't like the voice gate either. It presents a barrier to the legitimate participation of newcomers.
It's better to have the voice gate than to not.
Having one's ears screamed into every 15 minutes...not fun.
That's not hyperbole, by the way.
It was like that.
@fallen hearth 👋
@hidden sandal👋
hi
my discord is acting up
Same.
!pypi qiskit
!pypi qickit
qickitchen
qiskitchen
Quicket.
qickitty
Qitchen.
Qispunt
Qiskitty
No.
Biscuity.
@lavish phoenix👋
!voice 🙂
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Mhm.
Is there also a local and nonlocal/enclosing gamejam?
@whole bear👋
@winter pollen👋
hey
Mm. I'm familiar with the concept.
ok
Dack?
If there was a horror-themed mod of Terraria, would it be called Terroria?
@woeful salmon https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_Wide_Fund_for_Nature
The World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) is a Swiss-based international non-governmental organization founded in 1961 that works in the field of wilderness preservation and the reduction of human impact on the environment. It was formerly named the World Wildlife Fund, which remains its official name in Canada and the United States. WWF is the world...
So...they had panda wrestling?
wait that's actually such a good name
Hah. I'm sure everyone has seen this. But I love this video. Feel free to leave comments. No flaming for gods sake.
Nice guy.
@pulsar pelican👋
The crested pigeon (Ocyphaps lophotes) is a bird found widely throughout mainland Australia except for the far northern tropical areas. Only two Australian pigeon species possess an erect crest, the crested pigeon and the spinifex pigeon. The crested pigeon is the larger of the two species. The crested pigeon is sometimes referred to as a topkno...
The common bronzewing (Phaps chalcoptera) is a species of medium-sized, heavily built pigeon. Native to Australia and one of the country's most common pigeons, the common bronzewing is able to live in almost any habitat, with the possible exception of very barren areas and dense rainforests. Its advertising call is an extraordinary mournful whoo...
@quartz beacon
First one: Evil pigeon.
Second one: My current, but mine is female.
Evil cockatiel*
The males have the cream patch.
😂
Cockatiel, yes.
@nocturne mantle👋
Apparently the cresteds are quite popular in the middle east.
salami alaikum
I've never seen it spelled "salami".
I suppose it's peace with meat on its bones.
Wouldn't that be something...
Mergiger!
Very little.
Hello, Lame.
If you want to work out on your vacation, work out on your vacation.
Education fosters intellectual growth, but beyond that, a lack of education doesn't mean stupidity.
@hollow fiber👋
Well, not just a mask, you'd want a full on respirator.
But that would alarm people.
Or, you know, sensible emissions laws.
@twilit vigil👋
"That's some nice lack of dependence from us you have there. It'd be a shame if anything happened to it."
@upper basin You've got to assume that people would be looking at your code itself, not just looking at the documentation via popups and whatever else.
fstrings are a runtime thing
IDE stuff isn't
So, fstrings for documentation docstrings, I'm going to say no.
I see. Copy that.
Oh, yes. Rawstrings for regex pattern strings, for sure.
boondocks
@brave rain👋
how do I talk here
!voice 🙂
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Mhm. 🙂
I just have a doubt
What's up?
you know ML?
It's not my area. #data-science-and-ml.
I'm trying to implement GAN
I've already posted there
Okiedoke.
👋 @vale rune
@somber heath
I'm contemplating.
thanks for the thought
Is your intended implementation of a GAN a Python one?
Is your issue with the concept of a GAN or a Python-related issue with it?
GAN related I presume
Hm. Then the channel I referred you to is probably your best bet.
alr thx
@tacit crane Which array?
array as implemented by what?
tuple
vs truple
@tacit crane Do you mean this?
!d array
This module defines an object type which can compactly represent an array of basic values: characters, integers, floating-point numbers. Arrays are sequence types and behave very much like lists, except that the type of objects stored in them is constrained. The type is specified at object creation time by using a type code, which is a single character. The following type codes are defined:
numpy.array(object, dtype=None, *, copy=True, order='K', subok=False, ndmin=0, like=None)```
Create an array.
!d array
This module defines an object type which can compactly represent an array of basic values: characters, integers, floating-point numbers. Arrays are sequence types and behave very much like lists, except that the type of objects stored in them is constrained. The type is specified at object creation time by using a type code, which is a single character. The following type codes are defined:
@woeful salmon do you know ml?
and when people talk about arrays, they either are talking about lists of lists of other objects, or they're referring to numpy arrays
Generally
Will be back in 10 min
alr thx
I was unplugged. I thought it was quiet.
@upper basin https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Queen_of_Sheba
The Queen of Sheba, known as Bilqis in Yemeni and Islamic tradition and as Makeda in Ethiopian tradition, is a figure first mentioned in the Hebrew Bible. In the original story, she brings a caravan of valuable gifts for the Israelite King Solomon. This account has undergone extensive Jewish, Islamic, Yemenite and Ethiopian elaborations, and it ...
AKA Bilqis.
@woeful salmon Depending, a specialist recovery expert with the right setup would have a shot at recovering data.
Yes.
For us plebs, sure.
Like, if it was a case of taking it apart and replacing the irrecoverably damaged components...
Oh, for sure.
@surreal cradle👋
Did I see what?
Oh, I didn't notice.
Grey on grey.
@upper basin I'd like to get your reaction as to the above.
Bill kwiss
Just thinking of something with qis in it.
BILL GATES???
Bill
kwiss
Belgheis is the pronounciation for it.
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Greenland....