#voice-chat-text-0
primal shadow
Did they forget that asprin is a drug too?
iron geyser
👀
primal shadow
The pharmaceutical companies push drugs every day
"drugs"
was the commercial I thought
iron geyser
primal shadow
signal raft
minecraft_hex.exe یک بازی دارای باج افزار است
iron geyser
minecraft_hex.exe یک بازی دارای باج افزار است
😂
primal shadow
iron geyser
it's a bot ?
rugged root
!mute 1349447686834618448 Please abide by rule 4. Also, do not try to adverties or encourage people to pirate software.
wise cargoBOT
:incoming_envelope: :ok_hand: applied timeout to @signal raft until <t:1741887899:f> (1 hour).
rugged root
!rule 5
wise cargoBOT
rugged root
No no, you're fine, Be
primal shadow
What's the question
rugged root
Sorry
vocal basin
tautology
rugged root
You mean this? I don't know if we specifically have anyone on here
spark girder
You can up it and read :p
Which one the translation request or the request for french people?
rugged root
I mean I'm sure we do, but it's better to just ask questions in general or ask for help
iron geyser
Which one the translation request or the request for french people?
you didn't understand
I know my English isn't perfect but still ^^
primal shadow
Yes. I'm willing to bet on it.
iron geyser
I'll ask the question in the general channel
spark girder
Yes. I'm willing to bet on it.
If there are no french people in a server of 400,000 I'd be insanely surprised.
Wait
primal shadow
Which is why I'd put money on their presence
I will tell him
I will say "404 called you French"
iron geyser
If there are no french people in a server of 400,000 I'd be insanely surprised.
there must be a few French people like me on that server!
😂
quiet ore
I'm having issues of taking python to make code
spark girder
there must be a few French people like me on that server!
Exactly
rugged root
I'm having issues of taking python to make code
What's got you stuck?
primal shadow
Didn't look at the slip that said "Italian : Room 200"
iron geyser
🥳
iron geyser
I'm having issues of taking python to make code
me too
quiet ore
@rugged root yes i do
primal shadow
Scroll up and find the Persian, it's not common in the channel.
vocal basin
@rugged root isn't that the same
quiet ore
the code wont work when i transfer
rugged root
What's the code?
spark girder
the code wont work when i transfer
Send it, we'd love to help you 🙂
primal shadow
Just scroll up my guy
iron geyser
I recently tested cloudpanel and am very satisfied with it for my hosting projects. Who knows or uses cloudpanel?
primal shadow
Only one person was speaking persian
wintry nacelle
I need some help
primal shadow
and we were all replying to em
spark girder
I recently tested cloudpanel and am very satisfied with it for my hosting projec...
I've looked into it but never really used it. It's similar to pterodactyl though, right?
quiet ore
import random
import time
Player stats
player_health = 5
player_ammo = 5
level = 1
print("Welcome to the Text-Based Shooting Game!")
print("Defeat enemies to survive and reach higher levels.\n")
while player_health > 0:
print(f"\n--- LEVEL {level} ---")
enemies = random.randint(1, level + 2) # More enemies per level
print(f"{enemies} enemies appear!")
while enemies > 0:
action = input("\nDo you want to (S)hoot or (D)odge? ").strip().lower()
if action == "s":
if player_ammo > 0:
player_ammo -= 1
if random.random() > 0.3: # 70% chance to hit
print(" You hit an enemy!")
enemies -= 1
else:
print(" You missed!")
else:
print(" Out of ammo! You must dodge instead.")
action = "d"
if action == "d":
if random.random() > 0.5: # 50% chance to dodge
print(" You dodged successfully!")
else:
print(" You got hit!")
player_health -= 1
print(f" Enemies left: {enemies} | Health: {player_health} | Ammo: {player_ammo}")
if player_health <= 0:
break
if player_health > 0:
level += 1
player_ammo += 3 # Refill ammo
print("\n Level cleared! Moving to the next one...")
time.sleep(1)
print("\n Game Over! You survived until Level", level)
vocal basin
!code
wise cargoBOT
quiet ore
@rugged root
primal shadow
That might be the problem
you're just "finding" these things
that might be the reason it was abandoned
wintry nacelle
I am trying to start my first real project and I tried to use git and push to git hub and for some reason my venv is not working correctly
primal shadow
lol
iron geyser
I've looked into it but never really used it. It's similar to pterodactyl though...
I can't tell you I don't know pterodactyl. On the other hand, I tested cloudpanel and frankly it's a good open source solution for my website projects.
quiet ore
Problems20
Line 1: No module named 'tiles.place_on_tile.castle.tile_grass1'
Line 2: No module named 'tiles.place_on_tile.castle.tile_grass1'
Line 14: can't find called function 'random.randint'
Line 14: name 'random' is not defined
Line 14: unknown object type; cannot lookup attribute 'randint'
Line 18: can't find called function '(undef)' 2
Line 18: calling non-function
Line 18: module 'input' has no attribute 'strip'
Line 18: unknown object type; cannot lookup attribute 'lower'
Line 23: can't find called function 'random.random'
Line 23: name 'random' is not defined
Line 23: unknown object type; cannot lookup attribute 'random'
Line 33: can't find called function 'random.random'
Line 33: name 'random' is not defined
Line 33: unknown object type; cannot lookup attribute 'random'
Line 48: can't find called function 'time.sleep'
Line 48: name 'time' is not defined
Line 48: unknown object type; cannot lookup attribute 'sleep'
Line 50: too many arguments in call to 'print'
spark girder
Problems20
Line 1: No module named 'tiles.place_on_tile.castle.tile_grass1'
Line...
I'm not getting this same error. It works perfectly fine for me
primal shadow
Hemlock does not do fully remote physical debugging of hardware it seems
lime fractal
vocal basin
Problems20
Line 1: No module named 'tiles.place_on_tile.castle.tile_grass1'
Line...
where are these problems shown?
primal shadow
lol
lime fractal
Fix it
primal shadow
🤣
quiet ore
make code
lime fractal
Its old 1 upstairs
primal shadow
I'm dying
vocal basin
too many arguments in call to 'print'
this does not sound like python 3
primal shadow
💀 🪦
lime fractal
What im i dowing wrong here
spark girder
make code
When you run it does it immediately go to the errors or does it run normally?
primal shadow
@rugged root can you figure out what hardware part is faulty?
vocal basin
Problems20
Line 1: No module named 'tiles.place_on_tile.castle.tile_grass1'
Line...
are these shown in some IDE? or in the terminal? or somewhere else?
primal shadow
😆 😂 🤣
quiet ore
immediately
spark girder
spark girder
immediately
It runs perfectly for mine, I'd recommend reinstalling python
primal shadow
I'm gonna die, I think I should go before the death becomes me
vocal basin
immediately
where not when
quiet ore
ok
vocal basin
where is that list of problems coming from?
spark girder
where not when
I asked him that
iron geyser
primal shadow
some people are just mad
if you're gonna let every one of the 7 billion people out there get to you
life gonna be hard
primal shadow
Problems20
Line 1: No module named 'tiles.place_on_tile.castle.tile_grass1'
Line...
Do you have VSCode tied to an interpreter?
if it's not finding builtins, it probably isn't finding Python
spark girder
if it's not finding builtins, it probably isn't finding Python
That's fair
Don't know why I didn't think about that
vocal basin
it could be micro:bit python
primal shadow
bottom right corner should show
vocal basin
it's not a normal python I think
vocal basin
it's kind of expected that embedded doesn't have random
primal shadow
should I trun it off before touching the board?
spark girder
@lime fractal the entire problem is your capacitors, just take some pliers and rip em all out!
:)
primal shadow
<@1121718070881292319> the entire problem is your capacitors, just take some pli...
?
primal shadow
I thought
quiet ore
im doing it in makecode arcade
vocal basin
lime fractal
vocal basin
these are only three results I see when looking up one of the errors
spark girder
ripping capacitors off a board is safe?
I'm it's not safe, it's also not deadly.
lime fractal
Do i just plug in ?
primal shadow
It is definitely a deadly task
spark girder
A powered down motherboard will not have enough voltage left in a capacitor to kill someone, shock them sure, make it painful, plausibly, but not lethal.
primal shadow
fucking with capacitors, they can hold enough charge to kill
spark girder
fucking with capacitors, they can hold enough charge to kill
In a power supply, absolutely 100%. On a motherboard, plug it in and then it's lethal.
primal shadow
Capacitors hold power after the board is unplugged BTW
spark girder
Capacitors hold power after the board is unplugged BTW
I'm well aware
haughty pier
spark girder
But there is a cool safety feature called voltage draining because we've proven time and time again that people are insanely stupid.
primal shadow
On these old from the attic boards?
spark girder
On these old from the attic boards?
We dont know how old it is
Irregardless;
Capacitor Size & Voltage – Motherboard capacitors are typically low-voltage (e.g., 12V, 5V, or lower) and don't store enough energy to be lethal. However, power supply capacitors (inside the PSU) can carry much higher voltages (up to 400V in some cases) and can be dangerous.
Discharge Rate – Many capacitors discharge quickly after power is removed, but some can retain a charge for minutes or even hours.
Potential Harm – While motherboard capacitors are unlikely to cause serious injury, power supply capacitors can deliver a dangerous shock, especially if you touch them before they fully discharge.
I don't think that environment is compatible with sleep and input
it's made for programming micro:bit, an embedded device
you can however use randint
directly, not via random.randint
spark girder
As I stated previously, motherboard capacitors are not lethal unless powered on and actively pulling current from the psu. A PSU capacitor can be deadly for a very long time, never touch a power supply's internals. As said when making the joke in VC twice, "The problem is your motherboard capacitors, rip them out!"
vocal basin
there is control.wait_micros though
spark girder
At no point did I tell him to touch the PSU, a graphics card that old wouldn't have capacitors high enough in voltage or coulombs to kill someone, and the motherboard doesn't require that high of a voltage or amperage (coulomb) to kill someone.
I don't condone lethal actions, shitty actions? Possible. Painful actions? Once in a blue moon. But I will definitely never implore someone to commit an act of self delete.
Experienced it from too many of my own friends 🙂 don't feel like having others go through that.
vocal basin
f-strings don't seem to work there either
primal shadow
Keep telling people to play with capacitors, that's a great way to teach stupidity
I prefer to err on the side of caution, to each their own
Tell them it's fun to play with one, they can interpret that means play with all
I prefer to say "capacitors can kill"
spark girder
You do you, I'll do me. Some people need to touch a motherboard capacitor once in a while. You can't fix stupid but you can sure as hell help it.
primal shadow
Pissed off?
I'm not pissed off
thank you very much
you don't need to tell me what my feelings are, since you don't know me, like at all, as we've already discussed
vocal basin
generally voltage doesn't kill, current does
primal shadow
On top of that, this server is not here to give shitty wrong invalid advice
Oh, I thought it was "The Trolls Nest"
When the only advice you have to offer is not real, it's best to not share
spark girder
You'll learn sooner or later that some people learn by fucking up.
With something like that, the easiest way to teach em is sooner rather than later.
upper basin
You'll learn sooner or later that some people learn by fucking up.
Encouraging him to mess up big time won't teach him.
spark girder
Say he learned by opening the PSU instead of playing with a motherboard capacitor. It goes from shock and pain to dead on the floor.
spark girder
Encouraging him to mess up big time won't teach him.
It's how I learned and I used to be a lot like him 
vocal basin
ugh I'm having to write "Stuff " + str(stuff), it's so ugly
why does this thing not support f-strings
spark girder
why does this thing not support f-strings
What're you doing?
vocal basin
and why does it not error
vocal basin
What're you doing?
debugging that cursed code
upper basin
It's how I learned and I used to be a lot like him <:pepe_shrug:9968343250415207...
He asks weird questions. These are questions that he shouldn't be asking, because a he's not gonna put in time to actually learn, and b he is going to hurt himself or his wallet.
spark girder
The game?
spark girder
debugging that cursed code
It worked perfectly fine for me
vocal basin
they're trying to run proper Python in a micro:bit "IDE"
rugged root
I would assume it'd at least have the C style formatting
spark girder
He asks weird questions. These are questions that he shouldn't be asking, becaus...
Make it hurt a bit less and he learns a lot quicker
upper basin
Agree to disagree. I can't change a mind that's not open to being changed.
spark girder
As a kid I'd play around sockets all the time. My dad brought home a battery, a resistor, and two wires. Made me pinch one wire and poke the other with my pinky. I learned real quick that the outlet is not a toy.
spark girder
supposed to run on this fucking thing
Oh he's running embedded python
Can't help, don't know it.
spark girder
Agree to disagree. I can't change a mind that's not open to being changed.
It's called tough love.
vocal basin
@rugged root contiguous memory you see is not continuous on hardware
it's OS providing you a useful abstraction
so that you can []
OS is figuring out what to randomly access so that you don't have to
rugged root
Right
vocal basin
if you want to drop contiguity, you'll have to use trees or linked lists
vocal basin
it's OS providing you a useful abstraction
... implemented via 5 layers of hash maps that are called into on every non-cached memory access
rugged root
It just always felt weird that they mention it, I guess
primal shadow
So leaving the recording there without any notice
that's not wiretapping or any other "recording without warning / consent" type crime
primal shadow
You not being in the room means you are not party to the conversation
it is a 1 party state
but you are not a party to the conversation if you're not in the room
see how that works?
vocal basin
party room party
primal shadow
1 party means you would need to be there still]
rugged root
Leap years are stupid
vocal basin
sunken pirate ship aesthetics
"you created life"
@spark girder "using normal songs would be viewed as stealing by the record companies" (and AI songs are all already stolen anyway)
spark girder
<@473622504586477589> "using normal songs would be viewed as stealing by the rec...
Everything is stolen
Not literally but yeah
vocal basin
something is more stolen
spark girder
Nuh uh you can’t prove it
vocal basin
@rugged root did you know that year 2000 issues were in part because of that
some software included two rules out of 3
which meant it considered 2000 non-leap
software that's too smart but not smart enough
rugged root
It's just two if statements, right?
vocal basin
three
rugged root
if year % 4 == 0:
return True
elif year % 100 == 0 and year % 400 == 0:
return True
return False
Or is that not right
vocal basin
that's three ifs
rugged root
Ehh
vocal basin
you just joined two
rugged root
Yeah I suppose, I'm just doing short hand, that's fair
rugged root
Yep
vocal basin
if year % 4:
return False
elif year % 100:
return True
elif year % 400:
return False
else:
return True
year % 4 != 0 and (year % 100 != 0 or year % 400 == 0)
if (year % 4 == 0 and year % 100 != 0) or year % 400 == 0:
return True
return False
just return
rugged root
Hmm
vocal basin
you can also drop ()s
rugged root
I like the () because it makes it more explicit
vocal basin
it doesn't change the logic
rugged root
And I'm always unsure about OOO when it comes to the ands and ors
rugged root
https://tenor.com/view/look-at-this-graph-nickelback-gif-12683147
Such a good video
vocal basin
!e
for year in range(1, 2025):
a = year % 4 != 0 and (year % 100 != 0 or year % 400 == 0)
b = year % 4 != 0 and year % 100 != 0 or year % 400 == 0
c = (year % 4 != 0 and year % 100 != 0) or year % 400 == 0
assert a == b == c, (a, b, c, year)
def check_leap_year(year: int) -> bool:
return True if (year % 4 == 0 and year % 100 != 0) or year % 400 == 0 else False
hmm
spark girder
!e
def check_leap_year(year: int) -> bool:
return True if (year % 4 == 0 and year % 100 != 0) or year % 400 == 0 else False
I'm dumb
wise cargoBOT
!e
```py
for year in range(1, 2025):
a = year % 4 != 0 and (year % 100 != 0...
:x: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 1.
001 | Traceback (most recent call last):
002 | File "/home/main.py", line 5, in <module>
003 | assert a == b == c, (a, b, c, year)
004 | ^^^^^^^^^^^
005 | AssertionError: (False, False, True, 400)
ah
spark girder
!e
def check_leap_year(year: int) -> bool:
return True if (year % 4 == 0 and year % 100 != 0) or year % 400 == 0 else False
print(f"4000 is a leap year: {check_leap_year(4000)}")
print(f"1941 is a leap year: {check_leap_year(1941)}")
print(f"3140 is a leap year: {check_leap_year(3140)}")
:white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.
001 | 4000 is a leap year: True
002 | 1941 is a leap year: False
003 | 3140 is a leap year: True
🙂
rugged root
@dire pebble Sorry, co-worker needs me for something
dire pebble
<@544864513556611082> Sorry, co-worker needs me for something
Np
vocal basin
ah, I put wrong operator
!e
for year in range(1, 2025):
a = year % 4 == 0 and (year % 100 != 0 or year % 400 == 0)
b = year % 4 == 0 and year % 100 != 0 or year % 400 == 0
c = (year % 4 == 0 and year % 100 != 0) or year % 400 == 0
assert a == b == c, (a, b, c, year)
:warning: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.
[No output]
finally
spark girder
!e
def check_leap_year(year: int) -> bool:
(year % 4 == 0 and year % 100 != 0) or year % 400 == 0
print(f"4000 is a leap year: {check_leap_year(4000)}")
print(f"1941 is a leap year: {check_leap_year(1941)}")
print(f"3140 is a leap year: {check_leap_year(3140)}")
:white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.
001 | 4000 is a leap year: None
002 | 1941 is a leap year: None
003 | 3140 is a leap year: None
!e
def check_leap_year(year: int) -> bool:
return (year % 4 == 0 and year % 100 != 0) or year % 400 == 0
print(f"4000 is a leap year: {check_leap_year(4000)}")
print(f"1941 is a leap year: {check_leap_year(1941)}")
print(f"3140 is a leap year: {check_leap_year(3140)}")
:white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.
001 | 4000 is a leap year: True
002 | 1941 is a leap year: False
003 | 3140 is a leap year: True
@rugged root @spark girder this is why parentheses are irrelevant
spark girder
<@98195144192331776> <@473622504586477589> this is why parentheses are irrelevan...
I LIKE parentheses
😠
rugged root
<@98195144192331776> <@473622504586477589> this is why parentheses are irrelevan...
Fair. I just had the dumb
spark girder
I. Like. Parenthesis.
vocal basin
def typing_error() -> bool:
return 0 # error
!e
def typing_error() -> bool:
return 0 # error
print(typing_error())
:white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.
0
Nim would yell at me for that, yeah
vocal basin
!e
print(issubclass(bool, int))
:white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.
True
not in runtime
@dire pebble irrelevant to Docker
you don't need to
!e
assert isinstance(0, bool)
: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 | assert isinstance(0, bool)
004 | ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
005 | AssertionError
but all bools are ints, and int implements __bool__
spark girder
True = 1
False = 0
vocal basin
but all bools are ints, and int implements `__bool__`
you did not read what I wrote
haughty pier
I did but perhaps I misunderstood you
vocal basin
not year % 4 == 0 and not year % 100 or bool(year % 400)
# ^^^^ why you shouldn't blindly recommend this
# ^^^^ ugly call
Reading that makes me cry
haughty pier
lol
vocal basin
@spark girder in most terms, what docker does is containers
@jade mountain yes, you are installing OSes into containers
what you aren't installing is the kernel
jade mountain
yes
haughty pier
If you're unconditionally returning an int, you can coerce the full expression to bool, if you absolutely must support a type signature...
vocal basin
@dire pebble isolated environment, networking, etc.
not sandboxing
sandboxing is for security purposes
@dire pebble
docker run --name some-mysql -p 3306 -d mysql:9
does this command run successfully in your case?
dire pebble
does this command run successfully in your case?
Shall I try?
vocal basin
yes, you can always delete the container afterwards
dire pebble
@vocal basin Before the start, are you there available for enough time so you won't leave me at the middle of some application?
haughty pier
Python function is_leap_year(year): returns a bool
ChatGPT said:
Here's a simple implementation of the is_leap_year function in Python:
def is_leap_year(year: int) -> bool:
return year % 4 == 0 and (year % 100 != 0 or year % 400 == 0)
now use int's implementation of bool instead
def is_leap_year(year: int) -> bool:
return bool(not (year % 4) and ((year % 100) or not (year % 400)))
> print(is_leap_year(2024)) # True
> True
> >>> print(is_leap_year(1900)) # False
> False
> >>> print(is_leap_year(2000)) # True
> True
> ```okay, I'm back from dealing with something else, didn't hear the question
did the command error?
vocal basin
<@264054779888533515> Before the start, are you there available for enough time ...
for the next ~two hours I'll be here I think
dire pebble
@vocal basin What are these?
vocal basin
did it show up after pulling or before?
(what order were the screenshots taken in)
docker logs some-mysql
yeah, what Rabbit said
-p forwards a port
it's unable to find it locally
that's why it downloaded it
you don't need to remove
dire pebble
vocal basin
it's asking for -e MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD=some_password
so the command should be altered to
docker run --name some-sql -p 127.0.0.1:3306:3306/tcp -e MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD=some_password mysql:9
what changed here (in terms of networking):
now it only binds to 127.0.0.1:3306 instead of 0.0.0.0:3306
so that only you can access that port and not everyone on the local network
0.0.0.0 means "listen on all IPs you can", approximately
it's not a mask in this case
it's a special value
127.0.0.0/8 (this is a mask) is loopback
127.any.any.any
8 bits
first 8 bits, 01111111
8 fixed bits, 24 arbitrary bits
to understand how IPs work, you can play around with socket module in Python
!d socket
wise cargoBOT
wise cargoBOT
vocal basin
first you should understand what these two do just in Python if you want to more deeply understand what they are
you can ignore the forwarding aspect for now, you just need binding and connecting
python is just a program, mysql is just a program
underlying networking and environment variables work based on same things
vocal basin
<https://docs.docker.com/reference/cli/docker/container/run/#env>
^ for -e flag
if you run that command, it should complain about the name being taken already
stopping the container:
https://docs.docker.com/reference/cli/docker/container/stop/
deleting the container:
https://docs.docker.com/reference/cli/docker/container/rm/
the most informative place to understand how to run a container is the documentation of specific things you want to run
for example,
https://hub.docker.com/_/mysql
modern heath
is there any reason why firefox does not trigger the OSK on Phosh ?
it's so annoying
@whole bear you're awesome, please do more hot-micing, you're really cool
vocal basin
modern heath
@whole bear yeah, do the ASMR, it's excellent, also pump up your volume so we can hear you better
@tacit crane we're listening to @whole bear eat or something
@whole bear no, please eat some more
@whole bear please please, help yourself
he knows it's weird but he keeps talking
make him shut up
@whole bear shut the fuck up
vocal basin
please stay respectful
modern heath
please stay respectful
how respectful can i stay, this guy is reading a huge number digit-by-digit
vocal basin
@whole bear please mute if don't actually have something to say and are just making noises/saying random words
if you need to communicate those numbers, you can use text
whole bear
3.141592653589793238462643383279502884197169399375105820974944592307816406286208998628034825342117067982148086513282306647093844609550582231725359408128481117450284102701938521105559644622948954930381964428810975665933446128475648233786783165271201909145648566923460348610454326648213393607260249141273724587006606315588174881520920962829254091715364367892590360011330530548820466521384146951941511609433057270365759591953092186117381932611793105118548074462379962749567351885752724891227938183011949129833673362440656643086021394946395224737190702179860943702770539217176293176752384674818467669405132000568127145263560827785771342757789609173637178721468
thats what i wanted to say
vocal basin
<@456226577798135808> please mute if don't actually have something to say and ar...
(in general, not only this particular case)
modern heath
pi up to 10 digits is used in astronomy, beyond that it's unknown what it would be useful for
and by "useful" i mean practical/pragmatic motives
vocal basin
quite sure that for long-term modelling you'll need more than that
modern heath
quite sure that for long-term modelling you'll need more than that
not much more
whole bear
for calculating super precise circle to the plank lenght
vocal basin
~38 is exhaustively enough for anything static
it's dynamic stuff where it gets problematic
anything gravity + (> 2 things) is a chaotic system, therefore any bit of precision helps
modern heath
~38 is exhaustively enough for anything static
yeah, but homeboy @whole bear gave us 654 digits and he even read them out loud.
from 38 up to 654 there's a looong way to go..
whole bear
anything gravity + (> 2 things) is a chaotic system, therefore any bit of precis...
true
vocal basin
time to do an experiment
whole bear
and it's ...
vocal basin
I'm too lazy to make a proper project, so time to open Jupyter again
whole bear
I'm too lazy to make a proper project, so time to open Jupyter again
try to add brackets and pointers to python for some reason (disable the garbage collector)
idk why i told you this
vocal basin
try to add brackets and pointers to python for some reason (disable the garbage ...
!d gc.disable
wise cargoBOT
whole bear
!d gc.disable
step 1 | 
charred rapids
@jade mountain Can we see that application?
vocal basin
!stream 489768070034882571
wise cargoBOT
✅ @jade mountain can now stream until <t:1741896052:f>.
vocal basin
@woeful blaze you can mute stream audio
charred rapids
@jade mountain This is made using Pygame only?
jade mountain
yessir
vocal basin
@whole bear please don't sing in the VC when it's completely irrelevant to the context
vocal basin
<@456226577798135808> please don't sing in the VC when it's completely irrelevan...
@whole bear please confirm that you've understood this.
charred rapids
if this is made in 6 hours... goddd
woeful blaze
<@1318626588560199692> you can mute stream audio
Sy
jade mountain
if this is made in 6 hours... goddd
yessir
charred rapids
Good bro i am toh abhi beginner i just developed small games like snake and pongs ones.., This is truly inspirational
whole bear
charred rapids
Streamlit provides you gui for
your apps
https://loan-predictor-ayra-ai.streamlit.app/
I have made this one
vocal basin
time to do an experiment
how a 0.001 change in initial positions changes the outcome
jade mountain
i wonder if there is a point in time where they all collide over the same point
charred rapids
@jade mountain Bro how much time did it take to reach to your level?.... I am actually a beginner, just getting disheartened each day seeing AI agents doing code for me(Much better then me)
jade mountain
<@489768070034882571> Bro how much time did it take to reach to your level?.... ...
5 years
vocal basin
i wonder if there is a point in time where they all collide over the same point
if the probability of any of the four reaching escape velocity is positive, than arbitrarily tightly packed configuration is unlikely
jade mountain
5 years
that being said i also built sandythong.com with no web frameworks, just pure js/html/css
charred rapids
Do you guys feel, the time we are spending on projects making them.. there will be time that will done by These agents in mins?
jade mountain
ive also make my own remote control site before too to control my computer from school and game on it
vocal basin
my PvP minesweeper's front-end doesn't use any frameworks either, because I want it deployed and delivered as a single file
I might consider using this one though
https://github.com/purplesyringa/steam
charred rapids
ive also make my own remote control site before too to control my computer from ...
I have seen a youtube video you have ur virtual pc on a website
jade mountain
I have seen a youtube video you have ur virtual pc on a website
its a real computer
charred rapids
its a real computer
ohh
vocal basin
Do you guys feel, the time we are spending on projects making them.. there will ...
AI is more effective at wasting time and resources, have to agree
jade mountain
it was a flask app that served and authenticated connections to my computer that streamed mouse/keyboard/screen/audio
vocal basin
Flask has recently stopped being "the worst framework" in my view recently because it's finally ASGI
charred rapids
AI is more effective at wasting time and resources, have to agree
How we can defend ourselves... being smarter then AI?
AI is getting smarter every second
jade mountain
ai is getting dumber everyday
charred rapids
lmao
jade mountain
it is humans that are getting smarter everyday
charred rapids
:
vocal basin
jade mountain
learning to prompt the ai in more the correct direction we want the responses to be
vocal basin
https://youtu.be/bQfJi7rjuEk
watch this if you want a proper answer
charred rapids
In live-coding also, i dont have streaming rights... then how gonna we code live?
jade mountain
Screen sharing permissions are available upon request of voice-regular moderator-level-and-above users when they're in the voice chat at their discretion.
charred rapids
Ohk 👍
charred rapids
gonna sleep bye
main comet
whole bear
fossil grotto
im voice verified and permissions are allowed and i still cant use voice
I did it already lol
some french peoples heroes
vs my French hero :
iron geyser
some french peoples heroes
vs my French hero :
😂
fossil grotto
seulement parce elle a fais beacoup de chose que no sont pas bien , jai concor
fossil grotto
yeah
fossil grotto
i studied french for 8 years but i couldnt practice cause i lived in the u.s.
im also greek
My teachers were from Tunisia and lebanon
iron geyser
i studied french for 8 years but i couldnt practice cause i lived in the u.s.
but now you are in us ?
fossil grotto
nah Greece .
upbeat bobcat
fossil grotto
It would certainly be alot easier if i had voice ;')
no im still learning
but for specific purposes
data analytics
eh , i've heard mixed reviews , between just wanting to be a data analyst vs Data engineer vs Data Scientist
I am atleast aiming for Data anaylst to be able to atleast get my foot in the door to a job and then keep learning until data engineering and database development.
iron geyser
eh , i've heard mixed reviews , between just wanting to be a data analyst vs Dat...
I think you have to like this kind of track....
I'd like to use python to implement functions in asterisk using AGI.
fossil grotto
I just want to get out of this 1000 euro a month tech support job where the clients are 50% rude and 50% idiots.
no not at all when rent is 500-700 euros a month , and we are all paying 300 euros
for electricity
pretty much the same yeah.
0 savings
No worries m8 tc .
12:40 im working rn
12:40 am
iron geyser
23h41
fossil grotto
any mods on to help me fix my mic ?
vocal basin
did you reconnect after verifying?
fossil grotto
yep
vocal basin
how does the access denied popup look like?
fossil grotto
vocal basin
this is what I have when I have access disabled through the browser:
check somewhere near the URL there is a button with details about what permissions you gave to the site
fossil grotto
okay so issue ?
fossil grotto
i cleared the cookies and cash jic, but im trying to figure out if this is a known issue, and maybe someone needs to open a jira ?
vocal basin
does the mic work fine on other servers?
fossil grotto
I think pretty much still denied on the others.
vocal basin
does the mic work fine on other servers?
(as in create a temporary discord server, not try a different channel)
fossil grotto
ahh
okey doke
yeah its happening to other channels as well
Ill try to get the app to see if it works or not there.
vocal basin
okay so issue ?
the details arrow might contain some extra settings
e.g., if there are/were multiple microphones, only some might be enabled
(and same in voice settings: input device might be a mic that Discord believes to exist while it actually doesn't)
fossil grotto
tried it already plus it shouldnt affect sine i reset it and then set it up again
vocal basin
I would never think it's Windows looking at a font like that
fossil grotto
I would never think it's Windows looking at a font like that
idk why but lenovo does some weird shit with letters
vocal basin
no anti-aliasing seems like
fossil grotto
my old samsung pc was better
vocal basin
streaming permissions are given on a temporary basis
sleek salmon
vocal basin
"if your client sends you traceback, speak their language and response with a traceback too"
iron geyser
I have a very good connection in France
vocal basin
woohoo another 8
@placid jackal you need to provide a reference for an image, right?
where is the image from? (I didn't hear properly if it was said before)
"online" => the link is the source
also go and webarchive it just in case
(idk if that fits the format, but it's generally a good practice to provide both links)
if it's already webarchived or referenced by search engines, it might be possible to get an earliest known date from there
(also that was a very rare case where "a/an" + "-est" adjective makes grammatical sense, since there are multiple earliest dates because they might be sourced from different places)
vocal basin
if it's already webarchived or referenced by search engines, it might be possibl...
Google shows either first crawl time or latest meaningful change time (idk which)
((using link from above in the chat as an example))
placid jackal
vocal basin
enable the time-based filter and just set it to before today
yeah
without `From' date
vocal basin
@charred spindle 👋
@somber heath earlier this week there was a point when I had only 11 hours of sleep for 82 hours prior to that
(0 + 9 + 2 hours in three nights)
vocal basin
<@317279909112446976> earlier this week there was a point when I had only 11 hou...
memory basically working in read-only mode
whole bear
why are they trying to teach nationalism to my poor boys, heinous.
vocal basin
yeah, desktop within docker is a funny thing
termux had some weird chroot-ey thing that just worked
the way I type, all keyboard are clicky
"even if it's a keyboard on a phone screen"
typewritering
I did use a typewriter a while ago
I doubt that's the reason though
my guess is that it's from my previous keyboard being bad towards the end of its life
so I'm gradually training myself out of that
somber heath
@last night 👋
last night
<@195561550889746434> 👋
Hey.
somber heath
@verbal crescent 👋
vocal basin
my brain understands phonetics better than spelling
I think these should be enough for my usecases
this thing's driver
https://stenokeyboards.com/products/polyglot-keyboard
this one mostly because it's the only one I can buy
($280 locally)
living in Russia
just install Debian
modern heath
Arch 2025-03-01 is so much faster than Fedora 40
whole bear
penetration testing
vocal basin
Tails?
whole bear
no
modern heath
I care a lot about base memory consumption because I have an ASUS T100TA that I'm trying to get working as a tablet.
Arch has 300MB base mem usage on the Phosh desktop environment. Fedora has 700MB.
I've had to disable a few systemd services.
vocal basin
(Tails isn't pentesting, yeah)
vocal basin
I care a lot about base memory consumption because I have an ASUS T100TA that I'...
what about Alpine
vocal basin
(Alpine is a very trollish thing to suggest as a desktop; but it is compact)
modern heath
~~what about Alpine~~
Alpine is awesome. The closest derivative of Alpine is called PostmarketOS, but I haven't gotten around its install process.
That would work well for tablets.
vocal basin
I like Alpine for almost the same things that people hate it for
for example, no glibc
modern heath
for example, no glibc
is it musl-based?
vocal basin
yes
also no systemd, therefore I actually have to learn how dockerd is started and installed
which is very simple, turns out
spark girder
It was Manjaro!
modern heath
are you a PostmarketOS user?
spark girder
Oh I feel so dumb 🤣
whole bear
valid
spark girder
Technically it's BlackManjaro but it's really just Manjaro with some pentesting suites pre-packaged
whole bear
what?
vocal basin
both definitions are kind of opposed to engineering
one is about taking something engineered apart, the other is about putting something together without proper engineering
whole bear
that's tinkering I believe
vocal basin
the difference between Debian and Ubuntu:
to get Debian to work, you use apt-get install,
to get Ubuntu to work, you use snap remove
whole bear
it's a joke
vocal basin
snap on Ubuntu Server is a serious mistake
it will suggest you to add basically everything during OS installation
including docker
docker does not work in snap properly
yet
object-rainbow
it's on halt for a while
this week, mostly migrating infrastructure from one office to another
spark girder
Still reading chat, just splitting the conversation to more people.
vocal basin
object-rainbow
it's already usable for some things
(though you'll have to implement storage and query parts yourself)
that will depend on the core package
it's built to be a base dependency
spark girder
So you build onto it with your required functionality?
vocal basin
yes
vocal basin
I got tasked with doing networking because no one in the company was confident enough with doing it
(CTO just decided to have me do it to see if it'll work)
as simple as possible, as to not confuse others
vocal basin
I got tasked with doing networking because no one in the company was confident e...
thing to learn and then unlearn in programming: Clean Code
(the book and the ideology)
make your ISO yourself
like with arm64 bootables for alpine
my latest attempt to boot anything functioning on arm64 without putting it directly onto emmc ended up in failure
well, technically some UEFI-ish thing booted
but it's, like, DOS
not Linux
I truly liked the "cannot determine current directory" when running ls
and cd / error with `option "" is unknown`
illumos + qemu + zfs + directly mount fs into the vm because you can
first sounds saner
vocal basin
Arch 2025-03-01 is so much faster than Fedora 40
@wise loom similar stuff was mentioned just a few minutes ago
I've just realised what a cursed thing I'm about to deploy
podman build using QEMU running in a container running in docker in docker in docker
5 layers
wise loom
`podman build` using QEMU running in a container running in docker in docker in ...
I've actually used a setup like that to emulate a raspberry pi (ARM) on an x86_64.
Performance was abhorrent but I was told it was because of the QEMU config used.
vocal basin
`podman build` using QEMU running in a container running in docker in docker in ...
Forgejo Actions responsible for the first half, me responsible for the second
spark girder
Good night all
whole bear
@fossil grotto
fossil grotto
@whole bear Yo whats good
plain moat
Hey guys!
fossil grotto
suup
whole bear
hey blort
plain moat
How are your guys' day?
fossil grotto
Its a brainless tech support day
whole bear
agonizing pain, hand frozen in paralysis.
extreme headache tightening around the skull.
repressed hatred swelling in the chest.
intrusive thoughts weaving mischief.
burning eyes shut, yet no relief.
I mean all good
plain moat
Good to hear!
remember to drink water btw guys! 😼
Well I'm going to go guys have a great rest of your days!!
spark girder
Sorry for the ping Hemlock, disregard
somber heath
@nimble birch 👋
whole bear
@somber heath Hello
Happy Holi!
Ah
Event queue?
What does that mean?
Well today is Holi
@somber heath Today is Holi, it means groping is legal
somber heath
<@317279909112446976> Today is Holi, it means groping is legal
I beg your pardon?
whole bear
I beg your pardon?
I mean most of fellow use this event as means to grope in name of festival
Viticm are mainly women
somber heath
I mean most of fellow use this event as means to grope in name of festival
You might need to help me out in understanding the underlying principle at work there.
Explain.
Do.
whole bear
You might need to help me out in understanding the underlying principle at work ...
Unfortunately, during crowded festivals, some people take advantage of the situation to grope others. It’s a known issue in many places.
somber heath
Fucking incels.
somber heath
@chrome shard 👋
whole bear
@chrome shard Hey, hello, how was your day?
@somber heath have a look
https://youtube.com/shorts/Z8NZH4QY8ao?si=d86UuE5eNF1sWLKQ
@jade mountain Did he left?
jade mountain
<@489768070034882571> Did he left?
i think so? i mean i think he left the vc
might be invisible
whole bear
Yes he must be invisible
astral coral
@somber heath 🫡
wise cargoBOT
tacit crane
user:User = None```okay inside class declarations, not okay for variables in arguments
top-level type hinting in class declarations in weird
alpine crater
spark girder
@tacit crane my 76 line AST is complete 🙂 I'll expand upon it later but for the time being it does what I need it to and that's that.
Can't wait to complete EVERYTHING else so I can compile and test 
vocal basin
proc-macro it
alpine crater
I am working on a rust frontend framework
trying to plan out the prop data model atm
(this prolly just looks as a mess to other people)
hmm
well
running the async code would still be blocking
the only way around that is spawning a async runtime on a seperate thread
vocal basin
"just imagine if worked"
fn inner() -> py::Result<()> {
Ok(())
}
fn outer() -> py::Result<()> {
py! {
try:
return inner()
except:
raise py.Error.other("...")
}
}
you can integrate Python/Rust async somewhat easily
at least on Linux
alpine crater
but would calling that async code be blocking or not
because you can do that in python
just spawn a thread and use asyncio.run
vocal basin
you might as well just invent green threads, for easier user experience
alpine crater
because async generally needs a runtime, and that runtime generally is the top thing running on a thread
vocal basin
in Jupyter, for example, you're already inside an event loop and can just await at the top level of the cell
alpine crater
your lang could spawn a dedicated async thread that all async code gets moved to
vocal basin
normally reactors and blocking IO is ran on auxiliary threads rather than logic
alpine crater
so something like ```rust
async fn get_tasks() {
for task in channer.recv().await {
tokio::spawn_task(task);
}
}
fn my_sync_code() {
channel.send(my_async_task())
}```
(massive pseudo code)
(tho idk if there are any exsisting threading-async mixed channels like that)
vocal basin
just tokio::task::spawn at that point directly
alpine crater
that requires the sync code to have been called from tokio already right?
which I suppose isnt that hard to do
just always run the app in a async runtime 😛
vocal basin
tokio does have context stuff, idk if it applies for spawning tasks
spark girder
Rusty-Python
alpine crater
`tokio` does have context stuff, idk if it applies for spawning tasks
This function must be called from the context of a Tokio runtime. Tasks running on the Tokio runtime are always inside its context, but you can also enter the context using the Runtime::enter method.
so TL;DR you can spawn async tasks from sync code in rust if the sync code was called from async
(at least in tokios case)
just make the lang always run code in a tokio runtime
vocal basin
vocal basin
https://docs.rs/smol
or, to be more precise,
https://docs.rs/async-io
https://docs.rs/async-executor
the backend for this page uses a lot of threads
each stat is handled by a separate one
and it works okay
Linux isn't allocating the whole separate stack in advance, so it doesn't take up as much space per thread
custom Runtime instance is a valid option too
alpine crater
braining is hard
spark girder
token: Token
spark girder
Token: token
Token: Token
alpine crater
I mean
both of those will be compiler errors
so I dont really see the issue
I have a method with the same name as one of my fields
fn changed(&self) -> bool {
self.changed
}
(this is in a trait impl, I am not a total idiot)
vocal basin
did you know you can have 5 different things with the same name within the same scope
type, value, macro, lifetime, label
alpine crater
I do like myself some neat macros tho
inplace_op!(AddAssign.add_assign());
inplace_op!(SubAssign.sub_assign());
inplace_op!(MulAssign.mul_assign());
inplace_op!(DivAssign.div_assign());
inplace_op!(RemAssign.rem_assign());
inplace_op!(BitAndAssign.bitand_assign());
inplace_op!(BitOrAssign.bitor_assign());
inplace_op!(BitXorAssign.bitxor_assign());
inplace_op!(ShlAssign.shl_assign());
inplace_op!(ShrAssign.shr_assign());
these macros have been REALLY usefull ```rust
/// Call the given macro with every string type
macro_rules! strings {
($macro:ident) => {
$macro!(&'static str);
$macro!(::std::string::String);
$macro!(::std::borrow::Cow<'static, str>);
$macro!(::std::rc::Rc<str>);
$macro!(::std::sync::Arc<str>);
$macro!(::std::boxed::Box<str>);
};
}
/// Call the given macro with every numeric type
macro_rules! numerics {
($macro:ident) => {
$macro!(u8, itoa);
$macro!(u16, itoa);
$macro!(u32, itoa);
$macro!(u64, itoa);
$macro!(u128, itoa);
$macro!(usize, itoa);
$macro!(i8, itoa);
$macro!(i16, itoa);
$macro!(i32, itoa);
$macro!(i64, itoa);
$macro!(i128, itoa);
$macro!(isize, itoa);
$macro!(f32, ryu);
$macro!(f64, ryu);
};
}
which can be used like ```rust
macro_rules! string_element {
($t:ty) => {
impl<C> Element<C> for $t {
fn render_box(
self: Box<Self>,
_ctx: &mut State<C>,
_render_state: &mut RenderingState,
) -> web_sys::Node {
let text = web_sys::Text::new().expect("Failed to make text");
text.set_text_content(Some(&self));
text.into()
}
}
};
}
type_macros::strings!(string_element);
u8 is unsigned yes
vocal basin
uint/int
alpine crater
(because manually writing out the same implementation for every numeric type is stupid)
(and I need to do that for multiple traits, hence a macro to call a macro)
(and no I cant do a generic impl)
(I already have a blanket implementation on Fn..., so rust wont let me have another one for itoa::Integer, because ofc in the future a type might implement both)
somber heath
@flat notch 👋
spark girder
or, to be more precise,
https://docs.rs/async-io
https://docs.rs/async-executor
I’m going to use Tokio and make the most horrendous Async Runtime you’ve ever seen
Not out of spite or malice, just pure uneducated bliss cause I’m still learning Rust
somber heath
@dim nymph 👋
spark girder
I’ve already got an idea of what it’s gonna look like
alpine crater
side note, on youtube music the shuffle button isnt accisibale on small screen widths :/
vocal basin
```rs
std::sync::Arc::new(async_executor::Executor::new())
```
there are some very weird reasons why you need to Arc it even if it's an Arc-ish on the inside anyway
alpine crater
there are some very weird reasons why you need to `Arc` it even if it's an `Arc`...
(like actual actual reason, or did they forgot to unsafe impl Send/Sync?)
vocal basin
(like actual actual reason, or did they forgot to `unsafe` impl `Send`/`Sync`?)
it's mostly cursed variance stuff, but it's also not Arc-ish enough (no way to properly clone)
alpine crater
Ah
modern heath
it was a lot of tweaking but finally got thid ewaste to run modern apps
opal why do we get new computers all the time and throw away the old?
another yacht hm
Capitalism
spark girder
```rs
std::sync::Arc::new(async_executor::Executor::new())
```
use tokio::runtime::Runtime;
fn call_async_from_sync() {
// Create a Tokio runtime for maximum performance
let rt = Runtime::new().unwrap();
rt.block_on(async {
example_async_function().await;
});
rt.spawn(async {
println!("This is an async task spawned from a sync function!");
example_async_function().await;
});
// Some check for blocking code then possibly this
rt.spawn_blocking(|| {
println!("Running blocking task on a dedicated thread pool");
std::thread::sleep(Duration::from_secs(2)); // Obviously the blocking code
});
}
And then I just have to figure out how I'd do this exact same thing in my interpreter 🙂
Something of that nature
alpine crater
yhe I recently dropped a lot of subscriptions (and picked up one more ...)
cut out around 120$/year of subscriptions
modern heath
i'm against apple's policy of locking dwn devices so only their os works on them
alpine crater
yhe vendor lockin is the worst
whole bear
i'm against apple's policy of locking dwn devices so only their os works on them
blame them as much as you can.
But at the end they are in business!
modern heath
blame them as much as you can.
But at the end they are in business!
but for how long
alpine crater
blame them as much as you can.
But at the end they are in business!
thats ... not a good argument
just because it earns money doesnt mean its right
(hell the best ways of earning money are illegal)
whole bear
but for how long
As long as they want!
whole bear
just because it earns money doesnt mean its right
But for them it is right
As long as it makes money
alpine crater
thats what social media are xD
whole bear
Google made it free cause it liked to have control on data and user
as simple as it is
google is paying developer, server to handle those data, it won't be doing anything for free
modern heath
As long as they want!
market has a lot more options now, nobody does lock down to fhe degree that apple does
whole bear
Business is not charity
No monopoly is not good
but I'd like to say that nothing is free
alpine crater
like most android phones let you swap out the rom
whole bear
Google has authority on andriod, even if it's open source
alpine crater
and you can transfere data between any android phone
whole bear
As per government's decision they blocked huawei from using android
alpine crater
you can swap manufacturer and just move all your data over
fair
it isnt exactly recommended
oneplus phones have a recovery tool you can use from a pc to recover phones
even if they are fully boot looping
had to do that a few times
whole bear
Problem with android user is that they think they are getting best for money.
But they forget those features are not for every phone, every android phone has different feature even if it has same android.
alpine crater
just carry a rpi in your pocket instead
alpine crater
Problem with android user is that they think they are getting best for money.
Bu...
and thats kinda a good thing?
it lets manufatures add new features
no company can make a "IOS but with cool new features"
you can with android
whole bear
and thats kinda a good thing?
Maybe but not really!
Now no one can fast boot new andriod phone from xaiomi
because they made it so
alpine crater
and my desktop pre-built doesnt let me control certain things in the bios.
thats not phone specific
whole bear
Dude problem is that you are blinded for android
alpine crater
if somebody has physical access to your hardware you are genneraly fucked anyway
whole bear
Now no one can fast boot new andriod phone from xaiomi
It does that so user have to buy phone
alpine crater
.xkcd 538
viscid lagoonBOT
whole bear
I'm using 8 year old phone of xaiomi with stock os, it works great
but they intentionally makes update which makes older phone slower
so fast boot of stock andriod was only way to avoid the loop of buying phone over and over
vocal basin
has the age of NixOS on mobile finally arrived
alpine crater
I ditched nixos
vocal basin
iirc the actual usecase for it was to run Android containerisedly
whole bear
has the age of NixOS on mobile finally arrived
What exactly does that mean?
I have no idea about NixOS.
vocal basin
it's a Linux
alpine crater
me hungry,
whole bear
it's a Linux
Ah so linux on android?
alpine crater
android is linux
whole bear
But how will you boot linux if phone manufacture made sure to make it impossible to do so?
Like Xaiomi
vocal basin
new xiaomi, yes, can't do that
whole bear
Exactly
vocal basin
a very recent change
whole bear
This trend is now gaining more popularity in other Android Brand as well!
vocal basin
<2 years ago
whole bear
As they saw decline in revenue because user were able to use custom os
somber heath
@open warren 👋
whole bear
<2 years ago
yes but it is change nonetheless !
somber heath
@steady kayak 👋
steady kayak
hello
whole bear
Hello batman
steady kayak
sup?
whole bear
How do you know about all those yap?
steady kayak
im batman
whole bear
No more OpalMist, now Opal become invisible again
steady kayak
true true
steady kayak
whole bear
Dude must have -1000 IQ like me!
steady kayak
dont say it loud
whole bear
How should I say so?
Ah you're right Opal is here but he ain't visible to us
He can hear our dumb talk
@vocal basin Hello, what you coding today?
steady kayak
<@264054779888533515> Hello, what you coding today?
just started little fine tuning using unsloth
whole bear
why do you use unsloth?
steady kayak
yes doing it on custom dataset using LORA and quantizating the llama model to 4 bit
pine cloud
Hi guys
whole bear
Hi skiop
steady kayak
Did you made any progress?
wbu
vocal basin
<@264054779888533515> Hello, what you coding today?
not coding; mostly integrating others' software
whole bear
so I can't resist my tempation to type
steady kayak
i c
whole bear
not coding; mostly integrating others' software
Good!
teal crystal
why do you use unsloth?
what is it??
whole bear
Sound's interesting to me
teal crystal
Happy Holi guys
steady kayak
You're trying dude, wdym try? <@764853615570452480>
like some cool projects
whole bear
like some cool projects
So what?
steady kayak
hello dawgs
whole bear
wdym by dawgs?
vocal basin
@dire pebble what do you want to stream?
whole bear
hello dawgs
are you black?
steady kayak
wdym by dawgs?
us slang for bros
vocal basin
!stream 544864513556611082
wise cargoBOT
✅ @dire pebble can now stream until <t:1741942832:f>.
steady kayak
are you black?
racist
whole bear
us slang for bros
Hmm but dog is used by black folks
vocal basin
not exclusively
steady kayak
yea
vocal basin
@dire pebble in powershell
in some empty directory
or, like, "projects" directory
wherever you want to put it
cd
whole bear
@dire pebble ls, cd
steady kayak
cd dir_name
steady kayak
to go back use cd ..
vocal basin
you can use relative paths
whole bear
cd tabkey to latest / modified recently
vocal basin
to go back use cd ..
up not back
steady kayak
up not back
same thing
teal crystal
@dire pebble what happened bro??
whole bear
if it's not their
go back to cd /
and cd directory-name
@teal crystal Give up on coding
Coding ain't for you!
vocal basin
same thing
it's same only if you previously did cd some_directory (without / and ..)
@dire pebble https://git-scm.com/downloads/win
steady kayak
it's same only if you previously did `cd some_directory` (without `/` and `..`)
ohh yea
charred rapids
@teal crystal Indian?
steady kayak
yea i think too
whole bear
<@766977089059422248> Indian?
He is Indian from America but in China working as Russian
His name is paradox
vocal basin
@dire pebble wait, I'll tell
whole bear
What the f
No curse word dude, please programmer no curse word
whole bear
@dire pebble You're getting scammed dude run!
charred rapids
No curse word dude, please programmer no curse word
F is for fish, i was seeing aquarium downstreets
teal crystal
<@544864513556611082> You're getting scammed dude run!
you are the one scamming 😁
charred rapids
<@544864513556611082> You're getting scammed dude run!
Fr This Programmer works For chinese Govt, he also hacked Postgres just 1 week before
whole bear
Fr This Programmer works For chinese Govt, he also hacked Postgres just 1 week b...
He work for mars
That's how he is beyond law
charred rapids
That's how he is beyond law
insane
