voice-chat-text-0

[vocal basin]

@spark girder 1xTech sounds as if 1xBet opened a startup subsidiary

[teal crystal]

open in your browser like how you gonna use vscode when installing in termux

[vocal basin]

CS2 tournament ads are truly something:
a Russian company using Russian actors to advertise a betting site to Russian people using Russian memes
in English language during a European tournament

@rugged root imagine Perl

@upper basin it's literally just a VPS

it clones during startup

[rugged root]

I forgot about all the various wacky TLDs

[vocal basin]

there is no branch, you still need to commit and push

[rugged root]

mrhemlock.wang

mrhemlock.rodeo

Ah here we go: mrhemlock.faith

.meme is also reasonably priced

[spark girder]

mrhemlock.unstoppable

[spark girder]

In hemlock we trust

mrhemlock.pudgy

mrhemlock.bald

mrhemlock.boomer

mrhemlock.rad

[rugged root]

Damn, mrhemlock.gay isn't available

Missed opportunity

[glossy token]

yo i cant speak yet

can someone help me with trying

to import a module

its a .py file that my code is saying doesnt exist

[rugged root]

@gilded rivet Yo

[glossy token]

im on linux and i am doing this through vim if that changes anything

hemlock u good at python

[rugged root]

Ish. Are you trying to run the file from the same directory as the files are in?

[glossy token]

i am using sys

il show you the code wait

[rugged root]

https://paste.pydis.com

[alpine crater]

me back

[rugged root]

Let's not use retarded in a disparaging way, please

[glossy token]

alr

but still

[rugged root]

Looking

[glossy token]

i checked and made sure that the directory is correct so thats not really a problem

[rugged root]

What's the error it's throwing?

Just unable to find password or something?

[glossy token]

yep

il show u

[vocal basin]

very hateable web design
all these links are the same

[glossy token]

now it found it

but cant import it

what the hell

[rugged root]

Hmm

[glossy token]

wait

might be name overlay

[rugged root]

Ah yeah, that'd do it

[glossy token]

giving it again

christ

this is what its giving

[gilded rivet]

Yoooooooooooooooooooo

[rugged root]

Do ls for me?

[gilded rivet]

ls

???

[glossy token]

oh i know about that its in a diff folder

im used sys.

[gilded rivet]

Sinthrill's Horse Folder

[glossy token]

to add the diffrent file directory

[rugged root]

https://tenor.com/bfVl8.gif

[rugged root]

Use pathlib to get to it

Makes life a lot easier

[glossy token]

? why not sys.

do i have to import that or is it built in

[gilded rivet]

pathlib is nicer

[alpine crater]

pathlib is better, and more cross platform

[rugged root]

And it's built in to python

Just have to import it

[glossy token]

alr maybe my code was js flawless and its sys

does it work the same like sys

[rugged root]

Wait, is THEPASSWORD a .py file or just a file

[glossy token]

its a .py

do not worry

my incopmtinse isnt that bad

[rugged root]

I mean the easiest thing is just to make sure they're in the same directory

[glossy token]

its for security

i plan to hide that file with my passwords

behind a pasword

[rugged root]

Python really isn't a secure language in that regard

[glossy token]

its a password manager im making to practise my python practically

ik

[rugged root]

Anyone can open a .py file and see it

Ah fair enough

Hmm

Craaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaap back later

Sorry

Work issue again

[glossy token]

RAHH

NO

[spark girder]

Convert it to JSON, for extra security use an encrypted zip or tarball. Then you don’t have to import it you just run with open(‘/path/to/file’, ‘r’) as passwords:

[spark girder]

Are you on-call IT?

[rugged root]

I'm in the office. If I'm on Discord, I'm in the office

[glossy token]

did NOT understand that last part

but il js put them in the directory

since i am NOT botherd

i have a idea though

[glossy token]

yo is there a way to make a sertain directory require sudo perms to cd into

or is some encryption software going to have to do that

FOUND OUT

[spark girder]

Im unsure I dont use linux

[glossy token]

chmod

yet again

[teal crystal]

@spark girder
i have english issue so that's why i hesistance to speak than typing

[spark girder]

Dude you’re good, no one’s perfect!

[livid ivy]

@alpine crater Hi. What game is this?

[alpine crater]

mtg arena

(magic the gathering)

[glossy token]

this is actually the most fun

iv ever had making a project

but thanks to @rugged root & @spark girder

[alpine crater]

god some people just concede when they get a bad opening hand :/

[glossy token]

what even is that game about

[charred rapids]

Hey guys i want one suggestion

[alpine crater]

winning

[glossy token]

what

[alpine crater]

getting the other person hp to 0

[vocal basin]

truly one of ways to describe a game

[teal crystal]

yep
but the thing is when i speak my mind gets washed out of words
now i trying everyday little bit to improve it daily by practising and listening you all guys

[spare galleon]

@wind raptor did you see split fiction?

[wind raptor]

No

[alpine crater]

[glossy token]

i need help again

[spare galleon]

👋

[glossy token]

😭

ok

so im tryanna encrypt my files and only decrypt them once i give the right password

but uhhh

il js show you

[charred rapids]

Hey Guys is there any feature in Turtle module or tkinter. i want to hide Turtle1 Drawings when it coincides with Turtle2 Drawings. I can show you what i want in vc?

[wind raptor]

This sounds super shady

[glossy token]

how?

i js wanna encrypt a password texfile..

[wind raptor]

How do you think ransomware works

[alpine crater]

is this for fun

[glossy token]

its my python code

[alpine crater]

or for serious use

[glossy token]

50/50

sorta

yk

alr

[alpine crater]

because storing passwords is much more than encrypting a file

you need to do shit like zero out the ram on program exit

[glossy token]

im only rlly encrypting the string variable

if someone knew my root pasword they could techniccly just find it

[alpine crater]

just saying

[glossy token]

but im doing this for practise to put my programming into use

[alpine crater]

security is hard to get right

[glossy token]

ik but its something

[alpine crater]

its fun to play with, dont get me wrong

[glossy token]

alr now back to my issue

[alpine crater]

but I would never trust something I wrote myself

(I say as I am writitng a frontend framework to use myself)

[wind raptor]

Oh it's a password manager. I see

That's fair

[alpine crater]

I really need to start using marks in nvim

[glossy token]

this

uhh its giving this error

im using cryptography

the fernet function in particular

[wind raptor]

Is there a reason why your password is in a set instead of just a string?

[glossy token]

theres multiple

i intend to actually use it

[alpine crater]

dont

[glossy token]

aw

why not

[alpine crater]

as I said, passwords managers are complex

they do a lot more than just encrypt the passwords

[glossy token]

alr

but still

[alpine crater]

(for all means, do make one, just dont actually use it)

[glossy token]

alr

[spark girder]

Holy fuck I have been on call with USPS for the last 20 MINUTES TALKING TO A FUCKING CHATBOT 😭

[glossy token]

though im keeping the words in there just incase i need to remember them since i have horrid memory

[glossy token]

im pretty sure they can be bugged out so you talk to someone real

[glossy token]

but still can you help with the issue

i dont know why fernet isnt working

[alpine crater]

havent used crypto stuff much, sorry

[glossy token]

AHWEIHWFE

whatever

[wind raptor]

Your passwords need to be a string, not a set. you can separate them by newlines (\n) or any other separator so that you can load them later.

[glossy token]

ah

[alpine crater]

and the rust borrow checker strikes again

[glossy token]

so its the fact i have it as a array

is the problem

😭

how unfortunute i love abusing arrays

ok

i got what i wanted out of this

honestly

yeah this project is getting deleted

or smth

idk

[wind raptor]

it was a set, not an array though

[glossy token]

erm what

eiorhergh

OH SHIT

😭

fuck

[wind raptor]

{} = set
[] = array/list

[glossy token]

ik i forgot

christ

what even is a set again

[wind raptor]

you're good

It's all about learning

[vocal basin]

okay I finally defeated the boss without healing

[glossy token]

isnt a set

a tuple

oh no wait its a dictionary

😭

[charred rapids]

bruh

[glossy token]

lord almighty

[spare galleon]

which one?

[vocal basin]

while also looking this up, in a game without pause during boss battle

[spark girder]

You’re supposed to just keep saying “Human Support” but it kept hearing anything BUT human support

[glossy token]

not voice call ai 💔

[glossy token]

yeah i thought it ment the object i set, though it probebly would have said argument

thinking more into it

[vocal basin]

Invading Executioner (Code Vein)

[alpine crater]

oh gods that sounds like a harmful feature, spending money should not be that easy

[glossy token]

ITS DOING IT AGAIN

NO

im not talking about a atribute will it shut up about that

rehg

[vocal basin]

CBC
ah, that's why I don't remember this one

[glossy token]

wait

[vocal basin]

I really prefer stream ciphers, for subjective irrational reasons

[glossy token]

since encode() is a function cant i just do it before hand to avoid my syntax getting messed up

...

i imported fernet wrong

[wind raptor]

encode works on strings, so you can use it anywhere you have a string

[glossy token]

i think thats the problem

i dont think anything will go wrong if i just import cryptography as a whole

[wind raptor]

you still can't pass a set to the encrypt() function

even if it's full of encoded strings

[glossy token]

its a list now

dw

i fixed that

RHE

[vocal basin]

programming crimes

def yolo_encode(s):
    match s:
        case bytes(): return s
        case str(): return s.encode()
    try: return yolo_encode(s.encode())
    except Exception: ...
    try: return bytes(s)
    except Exception: ...
    return str(s).encode()

[glossy token]

its a array now

still being annoying

wait

am i using the wrong function

[wind raptor]

it has to be a string that you encrypt

not a collection

[glossy token]

oh

it has to be

ONE string

[wind raptor]

one string

you can use a loop and encrypt each string one by one

[glossy token]

thankfully

but il do one

just becuse i already want to shoot myself at the point

[wind raptor]

by string, I mean encoded string (bytes)

[glossy token]

i swear

why is python so specific

does the capital matter THAT much

[wind raptor]

yes

[glossy token]

IT WORKED

DIDNT DISPLAY SHIT

BUT NO ERROR

IM TAKING THAT AS A WIN

RAHHHH

[charred rapids]

        Run.shape("Course\Course_Day23\running.png")
        Run.goto(-600,150)

Guys why there is a error
raise TurtleGraphicsError("Bad arguments for register_shape.\n"
turtle.TurtleGraphicsError: Bad arguments for register_shape.
Use help(register_shape)

[fading burrow]

when putting self in a argument what can you put for it whne calling the function

[celest oyster]

hello

I should probably change the pronunciation in my profile

[charred rapids]

are you saying to me?

[vocal basin]

I've just discovered that on one of the next bosses you don't actually need to dodge some attacks, if you stay close enough to the boss

[alpine crater]

we do

tho

Norway vs Sweden on road damage response is so hilarusly different

like we drove into sweden and saw a "road damaged sign", being norwegian we expected the road to just be gone.... it was a tiny crack on the side you were never hitting.

thats what 99% of nowegian roads always looks like

we have 80 km/h roads where you cant fit two cars (and its not a one way road)

[vocal basin]

if some place has worse roads than Russia, then I'm definitely afraid of living in that place

[primal shadow]

America

We are the land of the best and the worst

[alpine crater]

ARGHGHHGUISHDFuiohsduif

I DID IT

this feature took like 3 days

now to silence the million lint warnings

[primal shadow]

https://tenor.com/tY64.gif

[vocal basin]

@molten pewter I wonder what, if anything, Trump will do to ACF

since they're nowadays an organisation that kind of no one likes anymore

[alpine crater]

those people lie

procrastinating gives your brain time to think over a problem in peace

[vocal basin]

@wind raptor and Hemlock being in VC overrules the weekend to start at 0 UTC #voice-chat-text-0 message

[alpine crater]

lets hope all tests go green 😛

[vocal basin]

@wind raptor they're not classes

that's why

JS classes are a lie

[alpine crater]

[vocal basin]

JS provides ways to construct objects with methods without prototypes

just return objects with functions as values

and store private state in variables

[alpine crater]

got to love running mutation testing on a headless browser

not slow at all

[vocal basin]

@wind raptor just like with Web Components, classes in ES aren't something new that people are too slow to adopt, they're just a bad idea implemented questionably

[alpine crater]

I should prolly remove the mutation tests as a hard-fail for the test suit

some mutations just arent practical to test

(like one it found was swapping += 1 for *= 1, which all it does is make the code not hit the reference cycle prevention check)

I am gonna go grab some candy to celebrate, brb

back

[molten pewter]

Non-hereditary hemochromatosis, also known as "non-HFE hemochromatosis," is caused by mutations in genes other than the HFE gene, primarily affecting proteins involved in iron regulation like hemojuvelin (HJV), hepcidin (HAMP), transferrin receptor 2 (TFR2), and ferroportin (SLC40A1), leading to excessive iron absorption and accumulation in the body; essentially, the body doesn't have the proper signals to stop absorbing iron when stores are full

https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC4611190/#:~:text=The four main types of non-HFE HH,by mutations in either hemojuvelin or hepcidin.

https://conservancy.umn.edu/server/api/core/bitstreams/4a4591c9-5745-458f-b723-2a2b4338d3ec/content

[alpine crater]

"anti negative energy bs"

[molten pewter]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7VH9l4hgbII

https://youtube.com/shorts/-ymMZ_h1nL8?si=wB9Tdgg1vUr2p3QD

https://youtube.com/shorts/P1FXGXxfcVw?si=0ZDSU0C8CCaz12Yv

[woeful blaze]

Sorry

[vocal basin]

@haughty pier and OCaml

(on rust server)

[alpine crater]

a rust frontend framework

[timid iris]

@vocal basin hi wanted to ask you about topics you think are suitable for someone at an intermediate level

ive been coding in py every day since we first added each other

would like some word of advice from you

[alpine crater]

we have been bottling up water just in case

is it an os or a software

be specific

[vocal basin]

are you currently taking any formal software engineering education (school/college/university)?

[timid iris]

no im a junior in hs

[alpine crater]

@woeful blaze https://github.com/codecrafters-io/build-your-own-x?tab=readme-ov-file#build-your-own-operating-system

[timid iris]

I personally struggle in creativity

[alpine crater]

I mean

[timid iris]

I have decent prerequisite knowledge about everything ive been toying with algorithms

[alpine crater]

many robots run on microcontrollers, which dont use a os to begin with

[timid iris]

i just cant figure out a larger-scale project to make that isnt like

"top 10 python projects" something outside of that window

got these written to make today / tmr

[alpine crater]

any other hobbies you have? thats sometimes a good inspiration for projects

[vocal basin]

you can ask people around you (IRL or in non-tech groups) for what problems they want solved that could potentially be solved with software

also

!kindling

[wise cargo]

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.

[timid iris]

fair enough i havent ventured into my own personal intterests

probably why efforts feel so arbitrary

[alpine crater]

yes

[timid iris]

alright awesome my mom said shed like an event scheduling program which in hindsight is fairly easy but i was imagining i add features like

an sms list or notification

sorta fun stuff

[timid iris]

:D thank you

was on the verge of wondering if im suited for this stuff cz i love algos but sucked at being creative

[alpine crater]

sometimes problems just fall in your lap

one project i made (which got 30 stars) was just because I didnt find a library for something I wanted while working on another project

[vocal basin]

I started writing Python in late 2017, and I've been developing projects others rely on since early 2018

so that accelerated learning quite a lot

[alpine crater]

(that project being https://github.com/vivax3794/error_mancer/ )

is mine too complex? 🙃

[timid iris]

im seeing a common theme with you and Viv here

[timid iris]

ill give it a look

[alpine crater]

(I meant my name)

[timid iris]

do you guys contribute to random projects?

[timid iris]

ah

i dontt think so

[alpine crater]

I dont.
mainly because there are no tools I use where I feel invested enough to give them my dev time

and I have other hobby projects that I like to work on

[timid iris]

fair enough

i kept seeing post about contributions on the internet for FOMO purposes but i skim through github and struggle to find something that creates a lightbulb above my head

[alpine crater]

huhhhh, I just hit a random nvim keybinding

and it opended a random file from my nvim config

[woeful blaze]

Also I'm not morning star

[vocal basin]

I have a single contribution to one of rust-lang repos

out of spite

actually out of desperation

[timid iris]

😭

[timid iris]

so it seems like if its needed then do

[vocal basin]

rust-lang/futures-rs#2865

[viscid lagoon]

GitHub

[futures-rs] #2865 #[inline(always)] on clone_arc_raw

[main comet]

https://borealisbuds.ca/products/boondocks-moonrider-1-0-g-disposable-vape-pen

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Surface-mount_technology

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Through-hole_technology

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electronic_component

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Via_(electronics)

[vocal basin]

internet runs on Erlang

(and away from)

@main comet @molten pewter please keep conversations server-appropriate

[alpine crater]

did you know you can connect cargo up to a buttblug so it vibrates on a sucessful build?

[vocal basin]

I can < @ id >

[vocal basin]

true chess move

[alpine crater]

I dont own one.. so I make due with cargo-mommy

cargo is rusts package manager

it posts a message in the terminal depending on if the command exited sucessfully or not

....

*drown in heaven

[harsh saffron]

Hello, does anyone know any pytorch discord servers

[harsh saffron]

where i can ask some help from for my ml stuff

[main comet]

ITS JUST TORCH

[vocal basin]

#data-science-and-ml

[harsh saffron]

💀 i tried but i can't see any channels

even after the verification

[main comet]

ALSO, ASK ME ANY QUESTION YOU HAVE ABOUT TORCH

[harsh saffron]

i think they fucked it up

[harsh saffron]

It is really complicated

[vocal basin]

you can't see the #data-science-and-ml channel?

[harsh saffron]

I can not share screen

[vocal basin]

we don't grant screen sharing permissions before voice permissions, sorry

[harsh saffron]

I meant the /torch discord

[vocal basin]

ah

[harsh saffron]

bruh

Ok I will try to explain my problem in short description first

[vocal basin]

yeah, if it's an issue with their verification system, you should ask their mods, nothing we can do about that afaik

[harsh saffron]

So I am using ViT for some classification problem but it is not learning. So I am wondering what the issues are

tensor([[-1.4929, -1.4929, -1.4929, -1.1242, -1.4929, -1.4929, -1.4929, -1.4662,
-1.4929],
[-1.4935, -1.4935, -1.4935, -1.1243, -1.4935, -1.4935, -1.4935, -1.4669,
-1.4935],
[-1.4935, -1.4935, -1.4935, -1.1244, -1.4935, -1.4935, -1.4935, -1.4669,
-1.4935],
[-1.4935, -1.4935, -1.4935, -1.1244, -1.4935, -1.4935, -1.4935, -1.4669,
-1.4935]], device='cuda:0') tensor([[0., 0., 0., 1., 0., 0., 0., 0., 0.],
[0., 0., 0., 0., 0., 0., 0., 0., 0.],
[0., 0., 0., 0., 0., 0., 0., 0., 0.],
[0., 0., 0., 0., 0., 0., 0., 0., 0.]], device='cuda:0')

[alpine crater]

neovim is a text editor

[vocal basin]

!code

[wise cargo]

Formatting code on Discord

Here's how to format Python code on Discord:

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

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

For long code samples, you can use our pastebin.

[vocal basin]

are there any errors?

or is the output wrong?

[harsh saffron]

The code is running but the logits output are all the same

[alpine crater]

this is hyprland, yes

[vocal basin]

okay I've got tired of gaming, now I can focus on the question

[harsh saffron]

This is the output logits [[-1.4929, -1.4929, -1.4929, -1.1242, -1.4929, -1.4929, -1.4929, -1.4662,
-1.4929],
[-1.4935, -1.4935, -1.4935, -1.1243, -1.4935, -1.4935, -1.4935, -1.4669,
-1.4935],
[-1.4935, -1.4935, -1.4935, -1.1244, -1.4935, -1.4935, -1.4935, -1.4669,
-1.4935],
[-1.4935, -1.4935, -1.4935, -1.1244, -1.4935, -1.4935, -1.4935, -1.4669,
-1.4935]]

[main comet]

show us ur code

[harsh saffron]

and it is suppose to be different for [0., 0., 0., 1., 0., 0., 0., 0., 0.],
[0., 0., 0., 0., 0., 0., 0., 0., 0.],
[0., 0., 0., 0., 0., 0., 0., 0., 0.],
[0., 0., 0., 0., 0., 0., 0., 0., 0.]

ok

[alpine crater]

why would I want fancy background when I can have fancy wallpaper

[harsh saffron]

Dataset and train

[wise cargo]

Click here to see this code in our pastebin.

[split field]

true, but It's really REALLY customizable - that's another reason why I switched over: if you care to look

[vocal basin]

nvm I'm also now too tired to read code

[harsh saffron]

@main comet U can't run it without dataset 💀

I can give u my school ssh

but idk if thats a good idea

its like 500gb of data

4*h100

BRO it still takes a day

Yeah sure

hold on

bro ukw

do you have any remote desktop

i will just give u my desktop

src package

LET ME SEE IF I CAN SET UP rdp for u

[alpine crater]

if you use vscode you can do vscode live share

[harsh saffron]

pycharm on school ssh

let me try

it might not work

capstone project

research paper

hopefully

I will use a remote desktop software or some

1 sec

[alpine crater]

src is short for source

[harsh saffron]

OK

CAN U DOWNLOAD ANYDESK

for virus u need c++

also pls dont dox me accidentlly

[alpine crater]

-# I would recommend against giving random people on discord access to your computer

[harsh saffron]

lol

[alpine crater]

dont post this in the chat

[harsh saffron]

if u use my remote desk

its ok

it refresh

every time

and i need to accpet

[alpine crater]

I guess

just be very careful

[harsh saffron]

YEAH WE COOL

@main comet dont accidentllt dox me on remote desktop pls lol

accidentally

^^^

im using pretrained

BTW U MIGHT WANNA SHARE SCREEN

control + left click

[-4.1360, -4.1360, -4.1360, -1.1906, -4.1360, -4.1360, -4.1360, -3.2010,
-4.1360],
[-4.1375, -4.1375, -4.1375, -1.1888, -4.1375, -4.1375, -4.1375, -3.2014, should be different for [0,0,0,1,0,0] outputs

but all of them are the same

but the target has 1 in them

or multiple 1s

but the output logits are still the same

it has no weight

I am feeding in 224x224 image im not sure if thats the problem (original img is ~800x~800)

yes

it is a multi classifcation problem

[main comet]

criterion = torch.nn.CrossEntropyLoss()

[harsh saffron]

^ that wont work becuase CrossEntropy is for 1 class only

it will crash

i have not

[harsh saffron]

mod bro pls give me voice 😭

half hour

oh

[alpine crater]

you dont need to have been in vc to be verified

!voice-verify

[wise cargo]

Voice verification

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

[harsh saffron]

not sure

hold on

[alpine crater]

50 non-deleted messages in channels other than the bot command channels
Joined more than 3 days ago
Active for at least three different ten-minute blocks

[harsh saffron]

yeah

ok lets just work on this its fine

[alpine crater]

so yhe there is a 30 min requirement kinda, but thats just general text activity

[harsh saffron]

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

^

nope...

td

It is still too slow

4*H100

i mean 1

cus im running on 1 rn

I think its pytorch's fault

i k some people code .cu stuff

which is crackhead beahvaiour

I already can not debug pytorch and people code in .cu

idk

I am thinking maybe the image size i resize to is too small

so all of them are segmentations of the same img

just different regions

the input is 224x224 resized region images

the output should be the diease it has

BUT ITS NOT WORKING

im wondering if 224x224 is too small？

so

hold on

is it becasue the img size is too small

or the model im using sucks

i have to use ViT

im using b8-16

the segments are large

i have no transform

i got image processeor

[alpine crater]

(since its seems I am just chilling in my own dark corner here, I am gonna go )

[harsh saffron]

yes

[woeful blaze]

Did I fright few today

[hearty knot]

installing 3.13.02 ....

[woeful blaze]

Hello

[jade mountain]

@spark girder

the lines between are different thicknesses

which do you prefer?

[mint karma]

Incoming, this is my 50th message 😈

[somber heath]

@next sluice 👋

[somber heath]

@rigid shuttle 👋

[rigid shuttle]

👋

[somber heath]

@dapper moth 👋

[cobalt solar]

A wolf?

Fire wolf?

[robust oasis]

Looks like it.

[somber heath]

@spring willow 👋

[vestal merlin]

Hi @somber heath

[astral coral]

https://www.meetup.com

[astral coral]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XHEsIgM0LzM

[jade mountain]

@astral coral @faint raven

[dry jasper]

@faint raven what is SCE?

[celest oyster]

hello

[radiant iron]

are you going you to that

oops

i meant

are you going to that

mb i just woke up lol

[somber heath]

@pulsar shale 👋

[vestal merlin]

Hiya @somber heath

[vestal merlin]

Self.targetpos = targetpos just sounds wrong for some reason

@astral coral what’s not working?

Nvm lel

@somber heath I have a funny little thing with my current project

I’ve spent days getting the animated graphing working properly, right?

It all does

BUT

It won’t save it to a fucking file

Matplotlib has a built in thing that does all at for you under the hood opal

But it ain’t working so I might have to do it manually

Pissthoughts are real

Words of wisdom from the Python VC

Lmfao

Id stream my screen to show what exactly going wrong but there ain’t no mod online to ask to my knowledge

[vestal merlin]

@somber heath do you reckon I should ask a mod in the general chat for stream perms?

👍

I’ll be back on my laptop in a sec

[somber heath]

@short vessel 👋

[short vessel]

Hi

@somber heath

[celest oyster]

hello

[short vessel]

I am here

[next sluice]

@somber heath 👋🏻

[somber heath]

@craggy vale 👋

[craggy vale]

hello everyone

[short vessel]

Hi

how can I verify to voice chat?

[somber heath]

!voice

[wise cargo]

Voice verification

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

[craggy vale]

me too

same problem\

[short vessel]

how to solve this?

[somber heath]

@coarse stone 👋

[short vessel]

oh. have to wait 3 days?

[craggy vale]

I don't know

[short vessel]

thanks.

👍

Voice Chat 0 is for teaching?

I am so sad because I can't talk with voice.
😩

[craggy vale]

yeah me too bro

[short vessel]

here is someone who 4 + years experience about python programing?
sometimes I would like to get help from him.
I am also python developer with 14 years experience.

new developer is smart than old developers.
and I have felt so much about above.
want to work with new top dev.

[craggy vale]

I am 3 years of python experience and I am read in class 8

[short vessel]

here is really good peoples

thank you so much

yup

I have a friend and I want to give him an "auto linkedin bid bot" as a birthday present.

So I started developing it.

at first I though it's very easy.

but have got some problem

how to pass defferent requirements question for apply ?

every company requirements are defferent

Happy international women's day

[ebon mist]

Hello

I can hear everyone but I have no mic to day so don't be shy :3

Some are not just you

Idk

It just is?

In Python how whoud one scan available bluetooth singles? To sort them for a specific advisement broadcasts eg: Bluetooth short range voice communication? Android Bluetooth short range two way radio without pairing????

Okay? I was just thinking of a Bluetooth mesh network

Kurnl?

NOO!!! WHY GOOGLE! WHY DO I NEED TO BE ROOTED!😭

Not yet but it is likely with my experience with running a Linux vm

Yes!!! Yes yes

Doesn't SQL have a API ???

@jade mountain ???

[teal crystal]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kzDnA_EVhTU
guys new thing came

[craggy vale]

hello

I am new bro

[celest oyster]

hello

[quartz beacon]

i know Uranium is green but is there a pink glass?

[celest oyster]

hello @iron geyser

[iron geyser]

Hello You 🙂

[neat void]

hello

[vestal merlin]

@somber heath hello night owl

I have to be up at 7 tomorrow this is a great idea

[wicked egret]

am dog

and duck

am doguck

[vestal merlin]

On the upside I got my program to somewhat work

It spits out a live animation, not a saved one

It’s meant to be saved but at least it’s something

Love how 400 lines of code are working

1 single line doesn’t work despite the api guide saying it should

[craggy vale]

hello

[wicked egret]

hi

how r u

[vestal merlin]

Mhm

[craggy vale]

I am ok and you

[wicked egret]

fine

[vestal merlin]

My pycharm refuses to believe that ffmpeg exists so that’s fun

It will use pillow and will sooner fatally crash than use anything except pillow

For seemingly no reason whatsover

They have been installed

It still refuses to acknowledge them

Yeah

Installed & imported, directly referenced, still defaults back to goddamn pillow

And then tells me that ffmpeg doesn’t exist

Maybe I should write a stitcher from scratch lel

Would be fun exercise

[inner hill]

hi @somber heath

[vestal merlin]

You know what just to spite this stupid movierender package I’m writing my own from the ground up

[wicked egret]

ok

[vestal merlin]

@somber heath random question when I go to ping you why are there like 20 people with the same name

True

But making it myself would be funny to me agian just to spite Python not working

[wicked egret]

im gonna do that

[vestal merlin]

Lel

I’ve had things like this happen in other places XD

The legendary _ fanclub

If I where to do that I’d invert the colours

And name myself evil opalmist

[wicked egret]

understandable

[vestal merlin]

Fair

Hmm, how do I go about generating about 1500 still frames & having them inserted into an automatically created folder

True

I just had a complete mind blank on how to create a new folder file lel

Mhm

Anyway I gtg

Cya

[wicked egret]

byeeeeee

[jade mountain]

byeee :3333

[somber heath]

@woeful stag 👋

[woeful stag]

hi

[somber heath]

@tribal fiber 👋

[tribal fiber]

hey ^^

[somber heath]

@past anchor 👋

@severe notch 👋

[tribal fiber]

@somber heathim too "new" to talk to you guys so maybe next time 😉

[somber heath]

!voice

[wise cargo]

Voice verification

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

[somber heath]

That's partly what the text channels are for, so you can still interact.

[tribal fiber]

just joined so in a few days then 😄

[jade mountain]

@severe notch

:3

@somber heath https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tJdgErAfiRQ

[celest oyster]

hello

[teal crystal]

i think you forgot me habibi

@somber heath 👋

[inner hill]

@ren What's up

[red wing]

wsp

how you doing

[inner hill]

i am fine,how u doing

[red wing]

thats nice, im doing good

[woeful blaze]

how are you doing today?

[somber heath]

@hallow robin 👋

[inner hill]

@ren currently studying in college

[red wing]

ooo whats your major

[inner hill]

cs

[red wing]

ah good luck man

[woeful blaze]

how can i show my screen because i have an error

[somber heath]

What sort of error are you getting?

[woeful blaze]

It's something with an import because I didn't delete a file yesterday that was named the file extension I imported it again but it gave me an error on that and I just wanted to know how I can share on screen so I don't have to take screenshots which I know isn't against the rules but it's not very good courtesy

[woeful blaze]

Highlands error to be short

[somber heath]

I'm unfamiliar with that term.

Is there an exception message?

[woeful blaze]

Pylance error

[somber heath]

Ah.

[inner hill]

@ren Are you in Studying or Working

[woeful blaze]

Autocorrect sorry

[red wing]

im studying right now

[teal crystal]

@somber heath
bro, what are your expertise?

[woeful blaze]

[{
"resource": "/C:/Users/emberfox/game.3d.py",
"owner": "python",
"code": {
"value": "reportMissingImports",
"target": {
"$mid": 1,
"path": "/microsoft/pyright/blob/main/docs/configuration.md",
"scheme": "https",
"authority": "github.com",
"fragment": "reportMissingImports"
}
},
"severity": 4,
"message": "Import "direct.showbase.ShowBase" could not be resolved",
"source": "Pylance",
"startLineNumber": 1,
"startColumn": 6,
"endLineNumber": 1,
"endColumn": 30
}]

[celest oyster]

hello

[teal crystal]

hello

[inner hill]

@somber heath which framework u use for CNN and why?

[somber heath]

I do not.

[inner hill]

ok

[woeful blaze]

...

from direct.showbase.ShowBase import ShowBase

class MyApp(ShowBase):

def __init__(self):
    ShowBase.__init__(self)

app = MyApp()
app.run()

https://docs.panda3d.org/1.10/python/introduction/tutorial/starting-panda3d

[woeful blaze]

@somber heath

[astral coral]

Not at home, streaming my pc, couldn't do a onscreen record while streaming. Made some updates @opal

[edgy edge]

Hi @charred spindle

@charred spindle I am programming a automation for an API-Based game.

Send me your code @charred spindle

@charred spindle An API is basically a communication between a programs.

1. Idk what you are saying
2. I don't think it is possible..

There is multiple libraries

You can see if there is any

@charred spindle Tell me your project again, I believe I can try to finish it.

Also you sound Texas.

[craggy vale]

hello everyone

[spark girder]

An API is a communication gateway allowing platforms, libraries, and systems to communicate or obtain data based on predetermined variables such as accounts, endpoint data, IP address, etc. it’s basically a walkie talkie from one system to another.

[edgy edge]

import random

def generate_code(length):
  random.randint(int("1" * length), int("9" * length))

print(generate_code(4))

@charred spindle I think I did it.

[spark girder]

Also one of the easiest systems to abuse unless you put your work in to really sanitize the inputs

[edgy edge]

..

Bruh..

@tepid mantle Where are you from?

Your accent is something I have never heard before.

..

My username is called "P-y-s"

[charred spindle]

~~PY #random dice simulation

importing the random module

import random

print(random.randint(0,9))~~

[edgy edge]

Use my code..

It works

import random

print(random.randint(int("1" * 4), int("9" * 4))

[charred spindle]

d6 = random one through 6

[tepid mantle]

import random
def d6():
  return(random.randint(1,6));
print(d6());

[cinder vale]

My headset dies

died

[tepid mantle]

gotcha

[cinder vale]

just wondered

have a nice day

[wise loom]

@amber raptor https://store.steampowered.com/app/1444480/Turing_Complete/

Steam

Turing Complete

-= LEARN =-Everything in a computer can be constructed from a basic component called a NAND gate. You will be challenged through a series of puzzles, to discover the path from NAND gates to arithmetic, memory and all the way to full CPU architectures. If you complete this game, you will have a deep understanding of how assembly, CPU instruction ...

Price

$19.99

Recommendations

3648

▶ Play video

https://store.steampowered.com/wishlist/profiles/76561198446857488/

[short vessel]

hello

[fallen musk]

Hiw can I talk in vc?

Hi

Hiw can I talk in vc

[short vessel]

how to extract 3*2/3 from the above content?

need help

[charred spindle]

import random
d6 = int(random.randint(1,6))

d10 = int(random.randint(0,9))

d20 = int(random.randint(1,20))

print(d6)```

[short vessel]

This is image. after read question . need correct answer.
so I have used open AI API key. but result is not correct.
so I have used google cloud vision api key but also answer is not good, because google cloud api key for only extract text. can not extracxt follow

[wise loom]

posting the docs link okay,
even better if you point out which part of the docs is relevant and frame the discussion around that

[whole bear]

@midnight agate spitting facts 🗣️ 🔥 💯

it's-a-me! mario!

yuk yuk yuk yuk yuk

[wise loom]

Leverage math OCR engines, here are some of these:

• https://github.com/facebookresearch/nougat
• https://github.com/lukas-blecher/LaTeX-OCR

[short vessel]

thanks I will check

[wise loom]

thank you for checking them. please if your time allows, report back with findings. thank you

[whole bear]

want word spud?

[craggy vale]

hello

[marble mantle]

"peer", "contemporary", "coeval"

I am voice verified

I do not

[wise loom]

@midnight agate #voice-chat-text-0 message

[short vessel]

If I score this automatically by using python programming laguage, what should I have to use?

[wise loom]

please further qualify/detail your question

[short vessel]

respected ik∅, as you can see, This is student exam paper.
need to auto score this exam.

yup

so i used Open API key for score mark, and use google clould vision API key for extract text. after extract text from above exam paper. and then send text to gpt. and get response.

but I have got problem

[marble mantle]

todepond works on a related project, but said project is more focused on answering rather than scoring

[short vessel]

just solve one problem.

how to extracrt correct text from follow image?

need 3*2/3

but result is 323

[wise loom]

use opencv to determine the area-of-interest and reduce it to a polygon, use the polygon to clip the relevant part of the image, feed that clipped image to an OCR, one that can produce LaTeX.

use the LLM to evaluate teh question and provide an answer of its own.
now, use SymPy to check if the expression from the image, matches the reasoning of the LLM

[short vessel]

respected ik∅ need OCR name

[wise loom]

even if two expressions A and B may look different, they can still be the same if evaluated (so numerically) or even symbolically, so unevaluated. SymPy can help with that, to some extent, for easy things.

[short vessel]

this is very usefull.

but this is App

so can't use

[frigid sable]

hello

[wise loom]

you have to bend it to your needs

[short vessel]

This is only can extract math sybol or can extract text and math both?

[wise loom]

give it a go and please share results with us

[short vessel]

Mr @wise loom.
after complete. I will let you know. thanks for your kind help.

Sure! Let's go through the answers to the questions on the exam paper.

Fast Math

1. Samantha's Cookies

   • She uses:
     • (3 \frac{1}{2}) cups of flour
     • (2 \frac{2}{3}) cups of sugar
     • ( \frac{3}{4} ) cup of cocoa powder
   • Total flour and cocoa powder:
     • Convert mixed numbers to improper fractions:
       • (3 \frac{1}{2} = \frac{7}{2})
       • (2 \frac{2}{3} = \frac{8}{3})
   • Total: ( \frac{7}{2} + \frac{3}{4} = \frac{14}{4} + \frac{3}{4} = \frac{17}{4}) cups of flour.
   • Difference:
     [ \frac{17}{4} - \frac{3}{4} = \frac{14}{4} = 3 \frac{1}{2} \text{ cups of flour used in addition to cocoa.} ]

   Answer: (3 \frac{1}{2})

2. Brookdale's Auditorium

   • Main floor seats:
     • (9 \times 52 = 468)
   • Balcony seats:
     • (7 \times 38 = 266)
   • Difference:
     [ 468 - 266 = 202 \text{ (more seats on main floor)} ]

   Answer: (202)

3. Liam's Brownies

   • Total trays: (2 \frac{1}{4}) trays.
   • Calculation:
     • Convert:
       [ 2 \frac{1}{4} = \frac{9}{4} ]
   • Divided by 3 friends:
     [ \frac{9}{4} \div 3 = \frac{9}{12} = \frac{3}{4} \text{ trays each.} ]

   Answer: ( \frac{3}{4} )

4. Factory Production

   • Total cars: 2,436
   • Cars in each box: 27
   • Boxes that can be packed:
     [ \frac{2436}{27} = 90 \text{ full boxes.} ]
   • Cars left:
     [ 2436 - (90 \times 27) = 6 \text{ cars left over.} ]

   Answer: (90 \text{ full boxes and } 6 \text{ cars left over.} )

5. Sophia's Apples

   • Total apples = ( 7 \times 325 = 2275 \text{ g})
   • Apples for pies = (3 \times 780 = 2340 \text{ g})
   • Remaining apples:
     [ 2275 - 2340 = -65 \text{ g (indicates she doesn't have enough.)} ]

   Answer: ( \text{None of these options since she is short by 65g.} )

Final Scores

Ensure to review the calculations for any mathematical and interpretation errors, and adjust where necessary.

Above is result

[wise loom]

is that good enough for your needs?

[short vessel]

just need change. haha no problem

[tidal salmon]

the door's over there

also is "homeless" just a general perjorative now?
"that's so homeless!"

[wind raptor]

@dense ibex https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Furikake

[dense ibex]

brb maybe, need to call my friend

[whole bear]

I was watching a Soviet Era Film called "Of Freaks and Man"

Soviet Films are damn good

Highly recommended

[jovial cloud]

guys I have a little tiny script

but there's something wrong with it

can soeone help me

*someone

[tacit crane]

share the part where the problem is

[whole bear]

It's called lynx

But it's much better

[primal shadow]

Much better than

[whole bear]

React Native

Instead of learning nativewind, one can use css

and it loads faster

much more efficient

[primal shadow]

https://lynxjs.org/guide/start/integrate-with-existing-apps#platform=ios

[whole bear]

There's difference

No need to learn nativewind

In react native you can't use normal css or tailwind

So nativewinds has to be used

which is like a extra work for nothing

@marble trench could you remove filter from your voice!

[marble trench]

Verbs are classified into three conjugation groups based on the thematic vowel: –a for the 1st conjugation (e.g., estudar), –e for the 2nd conjugation (e.g., receber), and –i for the 3rd conjugation (e.g., dormir). The formation of simple verb tenses involves an invariant stem, a thematic vowel, a temporal suffix that indicates tense and mood, and a personal ending. The text also addresses cases where some of these elements may be absent, such as the thematic vowel in the present subjunctive.

The book further examines the use of verbs in the present subjunctive as well as in both affirmative and negative imperatives. It explains the conjugation of various verbs, including “medir” and “pedir,” along with others like “agredir” and “denegrir,” highlighting their rizotonic forms in the present indicative. In addition, it points out exceptions in the conjugation of third conjugation verbs ending in –ir, such as “tossir” and “engolir.” Specific models for the verbs “friar” and “acudir” are provided, illustrating their forms in the indicative, subjunctive, and imperative moods. Notably, the discussion includes verbs that display irregularities in vowel alternation, such as “frigir” and “acudir.”

Phonetic variation is also discussed, particularly for first conjugation verbs, with attention to the differences in the pronunciation of closed and semi-closed vowels between European and Brazilian Portuguese. Specific exceptions, such as “cheirar” and “lograr,” are mentioned, as they follow distinct patterns depending on the presence of diphthongs or adjacent consonants.```

A detailed table of Portuguese verb conjugations is presented, focusing on tenses and moods. The formation of compound tenses is explained through the compound gerund (past) formed by the gerund of “ter” or “haver” together with the past participle of the main verb.

The relationship between verbs and nouns is explored through derivational patterns that connect a verb to its corresponding noun. Improper derivation—where words change grammatical class without formal alteration—is also discussed.

The book addresses verb complements, focusing on direct objects and the placement of pronouns relative to the verbs, with rules for proclisis and enclisis. Possessive pronouns are examined as well, highlighting their use beyond merely expressing possession or direct belonging.

Furthermore, the text explores the use and characteristics of verbs in contemporary Portuguese, particularly those that do not follow complete conjugational patterns. It mentions irregular past participles that have fallen out of use and are employed as adjectives, as well as impersonal and unipersonal verbs. Defective verbs, which lack a full conjugation due to disuse or awkward pronunciation, are also discussed.```

[whole bear]

@wind raptor What is he talking about?

Oh so it's like a transcript AI?

So it's just text based?

But processing Audio would be challenging!

How accurate is it?

[astral coral]

Meow meow

[wind raptor]

!stream 489768070034882571

[wise cargo]

✅ @jade mountain can now stream until <t:1741491053:f>.

[astral coral]

hi guys

sorry can't speak

right next to a sleeping person

its 3:30am

[marble trench]

The initial part of the book focuses on web scraping techniques, including extracting images from photo-sharing sites, and offers an intriguing project where the 2048 game is played automatically using simulated keystrokes. It also introduces a link verification tool to identify broken links on webpages. The second part expands into automating file organization, document manipulation (including Excel, PDFs, and CSVs), scheduling tasks, sending emails and texts, image manipulation, and GUI automation through keyboard and mouse controls.

Among the notable projects are transferring social media posts between networks, compiling data from IMDb, Rotten Tomatoes, and Wikipedia to create a movie encyclopedia project, and downloading weather data using the `requests` module. More recent additions include assigning chores randomly via email, sending umbrella reminders based on rain forecasts, auto-unsubscribing from emails with IMAP and BeautifulSoup, and executing commands through email instructions.

Additional projects cover managing passwords with command-line arguments, automatic form filling, extracting phone numbers and emails using regular expressions, and combining select pages from PDFs with PyPDF2. A quiz generator project is highlighted for its use of dictionaries to store data, shuffle questions, and write content to files.```

These projects illustrate Python's versatility in automating tasks ranging from file management and web scraping to GUI automation. The book discusses third-party modules like Twilio for sending text messages, BeautifulSoup and Selenium for web interactions, and the threading module for concurrent processing applications such as an image downloader. These examples showcase a wide range of possibilities in Python automation involving messaging, web interaction, and concurrent processing.```

[astral coral]

opal?

@somber heath ?

[jade mountain]

pyperclip

[somber heath]

Sorry, I was watching Jatty's kitty petting stream.

[astral coral]

@somber heath I was, yeah I agree

sorry cant talk

I got guns working btw

and I increased the FOW

I can't get a good video right now

I'm on a chromebook

I managed to stream my desktop through it tho

but cant record while streaming

hows your day been??? :L

1 sec

[somber heath]

Average.

[marble trench]

What is the library to access the clipboard on Windows on Python?

The user query seeks to identify a library suitable for accessing the clipboard on Windows using Python. While the document discusses numerous programming topics, it does not specifically address clipboard access in detail. However, relevant information is provided regarding commonly used libraries such as `pyperclip` and `win32clipboard`. These libraries facilitate interaction with the clipboard by offering functions like `copy()` and `paste()`, which allow for easy data transfer between applications.

The document highlights `pyperclip` as a particularly useful library that must be installed separately, as it is not included with Python by default. It provides practical examples of its usage, such as accessing clipboard contents to open Google Maps with an address retrieved from the clipboard when no command line arguments are provided. This demonstrates how `pyperclip` can be effectively used for clipboard operations on Windows.

Additionally, the document describes combining `pyperclip` with the `shelve` module to manage clipboard data associated with keywords stored in a shelf file. This approach enhances usability by allowing users to interact with clipboard data without directly modifying source code.

While the text chunk does not specifically focus on accessing the clipboard on Windows using Python, it lists various programming concepts and modules such as threading, web scraping with BeautifulSoup and Selenium, working with files, and handling exceptions. Despite this broader scope, the document confirms that libraries like `pyperclip` and `win32clipboard` are relevant for interacting with the clipboard in a Windows environment.```

In addressing the specific query about accessing the clipboard on Windows via Python, the document confirms that `pyperclip` remains the primary library used for this purpose. Despite exploring various tools and libraries throughout its chapters, it does not introduce an alternative to `pyperclip`, thereby reinforcing its status as a widely recognized solution for clipboard operations on Windows platforms.

The book also touches upon other libraries like PyAutoGUI and Pillow; however, these are noted to be unrelated to clipboard functionalities. This distinction helps clarify the scope of each tool's application within Python automation tasks.

Overall, "Automate the Boring Stuff with Python" provides a thorough exploration of different tools and techniques, while clearly establishing `pyperclip` as the go-to library for accessing the Windows clipboard in Python.```

The library used to access the clipboard on Windows through Python is `pyperclip`. While PyAutoGUI can manage GUI automation and keyboard shortcuts, it does not specifically handle clipboard operations. Therefore, `pyperclip` is the preferred choice for clipboard tasks on Windows systems when using Python. The document confirms that `pyperclip` facilitates clipboard access in this context. However, a previous section did not mention any specific library for clipboard functions, indicating an oversight of pertinent information. This contradiction highlights the earlier text's omission of a direct reference to the necessary library.```

[primal shadow]

!b

.b

.bm

[viscid lagoon]

That was a mistake.

Your input was invalid: You must either provide a reference to a valid message, or reply to one.

The lookup strategy for a message is as follows (in order):

1. Lookup by '{channel ID}-{message ID}' (retrieved by shift-clicking on 'Copy ID')
2. Lookup by message ID (the message must be in the current channel)
3. Lookup by message URL

Usage:```
.bookmark [target_message] [title=Bookmark]

[primal shadow]

.bookmark

[marble trench]

To access the clipboard on Windows using Python, the library `pyperclip` is recommended. While there may be other alternatives available, they are not specified here. The information provided does not mention any specific alternative libraries, ensuring consistency with the existing summary without contradiction. Other unnamed options might exist but are not detailed in this context.

Q: What are some common methods used on lists?

Chapter 4 of "Automate the Boring Stuff with Python" delves into various list operations, including methods like `index()`, `append()`, `insert()`, `remove()`, and `sort()`. These methods are essential for adding, inserting, removing, or sorting elements within a list. The `sort()` method offers additional functionality by allowing reverse order sorting and custom ordering through key functions.

List manipulation also involves checking membership using the `in` keyword and employing multiple assignment for efficient handling. Augmented operators such as `+=` and `-=` further facilitate list modifications. Indexing enables access to individual elements via integer indices, while negative indices allow reverse traversal. Slicing provides a way to obtain sublists by specifying a range with two integers.

Lists can contain other lists, enabling access to nested elements through multiple indices. Common methods for interacting with lists include indexing, slicing, membership testing with `in`, and iteration using loops. Since lists are mutable, their elements can be modified directly. Iteration is typically performed using `for` and `while` loops. Unlike lists, strings are immutable and cannot be altered in place.```

```Tuples resemble lists but are also immutable; however, type conversion between them is possible using the list() and tuple() functions. Methods like append(), extend(), insert(), del, and list comprehensions allow for in-place modifications of lists. The text discusses list concatenation and iteration with for loops as efficient data management techniques, though these are not methods specific to lists themselves.

Accessing indexes can be done using range(len(list)), while checking membership is achieved with in and not in. Python functions such as print(), input(), and len() are used alongside lists for displaying content, receiving input, and measuring length. Conditional statements (if, else, elif) facilitate decision-making but do not directly address list-specific methods.

While the text covers broader programming concepts like conditions and loops, specific list operations remain central to effective manipulation. Functions can streamline repetitive tasks involving lists, enhancing efficiency within their scope. Variables store references to lists, meaning modifications affect the original list unless copied using copy() or deep-copied with deepcopy() to prevent changes to the original.

Lists can be formatted across multiple lines for readability without impacting functionality. The text also describes processing CSV files by reading data, skipping headers, appending rows, and writing back results using csv.writer. This involves looping over file names, utilizing a CSV reader to bypass the first row, and saving subsequent rows to new files, showcasing practical list manipulation in file handling.```

Common methods for lists include modifying them in place (e.g., `append()`, `extend()`), copying with `copy()`, and deep copying with `deepcopy()`. The `list()` function is used for type conversion, emphasizing the importance of understanding mutable versus immutable objects. Additionally, passing references, copying, and managing data structures are integral to working with lists in Python.

[jade mountain]

thats alot of text :/

@wind raptor thoughts on this code i created to validate user input?

[round matrix]

@lavish rover thats amazing.

@wind raptor could u server mute me two times rq, i want to speak.

[jade mountain]

!voice

[wise cargo]

Voice verification

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

[jade mountain]

@round matrix

[wind raptor]

!stream 489768070034882571

[wise cargo]

✅ @jade mountain can now stream until <t:1741497513:f>.

[jade mountain]

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[lavish rover]

PBKAC

[teal crystal]

👋
@somber heath
@jade mountain
@lavish rover
@wind raptor
@peak depot
@teal crystal

[vestal merlin]

I’ll be in vc again soon

[jade mountain]

hello :3 wuff!

@peak depot

[somber heath]

@errant fox 👋

@umbral kestrel 👋

[iron geyser]

👀

[alpine merlin]

hello

im just trying to get vc please don't mind me talking tomyself

[whole bear]

@alpine merlin 50 messages + over 3 days stay in server

[alpine merlin]

ik i have more than 3

i just been lacking

[whole bear]

#voice-verification

[whole bear]

@alpine merlin

[alpine merlin]

You have sent less than 50 messages.
You have been active for fewer than 3 ten-minute blocks.

see

[whole bear]

Send at least 50 messages

[alpine merlin]

ik

i could spam

[whole bear]

No need to spam

[alpine merlin]

but im also just reading things

[whole bear]

Reply to everyone in python discussion

With hi

[alpine merlin]

oka

[whole bear]

It would easily cross 50 messages

Or you can type about your thoughts 💭 in #python-discussion line by line instead of just paragraph

Upto U!

[whole bear]

@alpine merlin

[somber heath]

I suggest you give the instructions in #voice-verification your attention.

[alpine merlin]

no ik

[alpine merlin]

i did it dude

i made a simple number generator

took me like 40 min but its cool

[wise cargo]

Please react with ✅ to upload your file(s) to our paste bin, which is more accessible for some users.

[somber heath]

def simple_number_generator():
    while True:
        yield 1

sng = simple_number_generator()```

1 is a simple number, right?

[wise cargo]

Formatting code on Discord

Here's how to format Python code on Discord:

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

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

For long code samples, you can use our pastebin.

[whole bear]

!e

import random

number = random.randint(1, 100)  # Generates a number between 1 and 100
print("Random number:", number)

[wise cargo]

:x: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 1.

001 | Traceback (most recent call last):
002 |   File "/home/main.py", line 1, in <module>
003 |     py 
004 |     ^^
005 | NameError: name 'py' is not defined

[whole bear]

!e

import random

number = random.randint(1, 100)  # Generates a number between 1 and 100
print("Random number:", number)

[wise cargo]

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

Random number: 69

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

Random number: 66

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

Random number: 75

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

Random number: 39

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

Random number: 90

:ok_hand: applied timeout to @whole bear until <t:1741528498:f> (10 minutes) (reason: duplicates spam - sent 4 duplicate messages).

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

[primal shadow]

import random
print([random.randint(1,100) for _ in range(10)])```

[somber heath]

@whole bear 👋

@subtle palm 👋

[whole bear]

Hello

What you doing right now?

So how was ur day?

Hmm interesting

I can feel you bro

Did you know I've found a cool IDE

named cursor

It's quite powerful

it's fork of VScode

and best thing about it

it has agentic AI

So AI know context of all of my code in project

To some extent it can code almost all of the project on it's own

And best thing is it's free

And reliable

https://www.cursor.com/

It has three plan

free, pro , pro plus

AI is bad for coding skills

[whole bear]

But I'm not learner

I use it for WebGL

[somber heath]

Yes and no. Used without understanding and the right discipline, yes.

Used with understanding, it may augment.

[whole bear]

@rugged root Could you summon please?

Ah

I see

[whole bear]

How about did you used AI in day to day coding?

Or do you go raw

How about you opal?

[whole bear]

i used it

[whole bear]

Great!

like github copilot for like text completion

and sourcery

Did you made any commercial project with your skills?

noi

no

[whole bear]

How about you opal?

i am just a 14 year old

[whole bear]

Now Coding has become chess

Bunch of 10 or 14 year old beating GM

no i am not that good

in coding