#voice-chat-text-0
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Now let's take oath!
No more hello world, now onwards only Hi world, as hello world sounds desperate!
or go all way and make it hii wowwd
!e
print("Sup, dawg?")
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Sup, dawg?
I petition for that
I think it's slang used by specific group from African descent
assert cultural dominance over the conversation
!e print("wagwon")
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wagwon
masquerade
ah, it's about games not NAT
Force umute them
Another lovely day
Hello everyone!
given there is no n in that word...
"force, you mute them"
sounds like something Yoda might say
!e print("wagwon cuz, Mandem got bare chill fam")
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wagwon cuz, Mandem got bare chill fam
I barely know my own countries slang ... donnoh if good or bad thing
join call!
awh okay
Laaaame
Yeah -.-
Unmute them all, they have right to speak, even if it cost them embarrassment
@simple stirrup Dude you can type if you find difficulty in Spoken English
yes sure
in this or you?
which
Ig you're talking about Mindful dev?
nope i asked to mindful dev "what is this site"
can someone teach me Python class
Hmm
class?
@whole bear ..
OOP
yep
Sure, I've got an example I can help break down with you
It's one of my favorite things to teach
okay
neuron activation
Is there a specific part of it that's tripping you up? Or do you just need the full primer on it
full primer
Hemlock must charge 20 dollar minimum per hour for tutoring
i need to understand what is Class
I can explain it but I would need your full attention.
Sure sure. Give me just a sec to write out the class
Come down
You are the Game Master of an interactive, text-based adventure game. The story follows a scientist who has lost their memory and is trapped in a wrecked lab. The player’s goal is to recover their memory and escape the laboratory, while making choices that shape their journey, uncover their past, and face moral dilemmas. Track the player's decisions and psychological state to make the game feel personal.
Key elements:
Dynamic Story: The player’s choices change the narrative, with each decision having lasting consequences.
Psychological Tracking: Keep track of the player’s decisions and their psychological state (e.g., trust, empathy, stress).
Moral Choices: Present tough moral decisions that affect relationships, outcomes, and the protagonist’s development.
Memory Recovery: The player uncovers memories throughout the game, influencing the story and gameplay.
Chapter 1: The Forgotten Scientist
You wake up on the cold floor of a dim lab. The room is filled with broken equipment and dust, and a strange emptiness fills your mind. You don’t know who you are or how you ended up here. A desk nearby holds open notebooks filled with strange formulas and notes.
Suddenly, you hear footsteps approaching from behind a door.
Choices:
Investigate the desk - (You may uncover clues about your identity).
Confront the footsteps - (You may meet someone or something important).
Escape through a window - (You might get out, but risk danger).
Try to remember - (You may recall important details, but could waste time).
Psychological Tracking:
Memory Recovery: The more the player uncovers, the more they learn about the scientist’s past.
Trust vs. Suspicion: How much the player trusts others will affect interactions.
Empathy: The player’s choices will shape how compassionate or self-centred the scientist becomes.
Stress Level: High stress may affect decision-making or limit options.
Aww, okay
Too slow.
Seems like it, ye
South east inferior, North east superior
If you need assistance or something explained in a different way, hit me up
hmm youre neither in the uiua server not in the jq one
Correct. I was grilling AF to see whether they knew about some of those languages
I doubt Hemlock will remember what uiua is for more than a few minutes
I feel accurately called out
You mind sending me an invite for the two rust servers and the discord.py server? 
We're discussing medicines
oh
They are
i tried to read the discussion but i thought these are the languages you know
Just because some elderly men decided they wanted ot lock people up for using em doesn't change facts
I shall go inquire if Alisa (which one? even I don't know anymore) knows uiua
i use uiua and jq on ~daily basis so i got very emotional
Omg awkward :S
So as you know I have schizo
I have to go to a clinic to get antipsychotivs
!e
print("peace out dawg")
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peace out dawg
She's been calling me and texting, but like
wait why did you ping me
you're not in the uiua server and i dont think i even know you?
i am confusion
oop lol
I have a different name on telegram (for Russia and work reasons)
oh
code
!e print("Wassap")
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Wassap
we should collect the four Alisas in one place
!e print("I like Tutel")
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I like Tutel
In an unprofessional way I'm guessing?
What is the best way to learn this stuff?
!e print("frog")
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frog
oh, wait, @grim hatch rejoined RPLCS
what is it
It's different from person to person. I like reading resources, some people prefer online courses, while others prefer youtube vids
i
❤️
I don't drink, so I won't invite you to drink
reading the code is the easiest way to learn in my opinion
I disagree 100%
Reading code is pain
writing code is life
Just by reading random code
Nah, implementation is best way to learn micro to small to medium to large project
I learn significantly more writing than I do trying to decipher what someone else wrote
yea ngl thats how i learned most of mine
Read Code, Rewrite Code, Implement Code
ngl theres a guy writing code in vc 1 so if you want to read it and shi go there ngl it looks great from what i see in the preview
all to there own
ohh
If you don't know how to program, I don't think watching ACE build his quantum connector is gonna clarify things
he explains it very well
He was previously helping someone learn classes
HUGE difference between having someone explain code to you and reading code
that is a significantly different method of learning
true
Which is why I was alright with passing it to him
Just going back to this
Fair fair
well, this really
the original question that led to the first answer
SCRIMMAGE
i think i kinda remember you but not sure from which chat
nevermind found you
three channels' comments likely
two
@versed heath What's up
meme channel, less memey channel, and purplesyringa's channel
"I truly can remember thing names"
you mean here public channel? i didnt join that chat
im in two of her private chats though
(telegram)
am i a microcelebrity 🤯
To shoot
duh
cheap to very
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you can see a wide range of prices
for a wide range of styles / needs
i want to learn to use a sat solver but not sure which one
there's one more channel that, I think, I never interacted in, and eventually left
(Aiver)
America
ooo
o.o thats alot
That website is fun
I wonder what kani uses 
it's a ridiculous gun
from what I remember kani, does some SAT solving as part of the process
ohhhh
i almost never skip a concert when its in moscow
kill the app
shes cool
£166,416
you went to the one that was in June/July, right?
in the centre of the city
$214,958
just like most of her concerts
like, very centre
last one was in 16 tons
I did buy the tickets for the last one but my brain decided mental breakdown was more of a priority and I couldn't go anywhere
damn
def __add__(self, other: 'Human') -> 'Human':
return Human(name=self.name + other.name, age=0)
I still regret that I put my legal name when buying the ticket, though that was completely unnecessary
I think the combination of that and meeting someone I completely did not expect to meet was what pushed me over the edge of "I'd rather just wait for 3 years again"
I have a very broken brain
ohhh thats the one where she sold tshirts right?
like the first time
params = {
k: v for k, v in operation.items()
if k not in ALL_QUBIT_KEYS.union(['definition', 'gate'])
}
meta_params = {
k: v for k, v in operation.items()
if k not in ['definition', 'gate']
}
it was around that time, I think, yes
some basement bar
need to remember where it was
in a basement
a few minutes away from Kremlin
or rather a few minutes away from a school which is a few minutes away from Kremlin
no i think that was a different one
you mean 57?
this one ig
Why wouldn't you use your actual name?
yes
yest thats it i think
this is what I meant by breeding and it seems it does happen in reactors just not as the main goal
179
work
Drugs cost me mone
so if there's no money
no drugs to pretend one has money
IDK about that
the news showing democracy is dead made it real
the number is just a number
the daily headlines are crystal clearness
hehe
okay that makes me a bit less unhappy about my choice
hmm wonder where did i put the poem she wrote for me
same
def __eq__(
self,
other_node: object
) -> bool:
if not isinstance(other_node, DAGNode):
return False
if self.meta_name != other_node.meta_name:
return False
inclusion_check: dict[DAGNode, int] = {}
self_stack: list[DAGNode] = [self]
self_nodes: list[DAGNode] = [self]
other_stack: list[DAGNode] = [other_node]
other_nodes: list[DAGNode] = [other_node]
while self_stack:
self_node = self_stack.pop()
if self_node in inclusion_check:
continue
# Set the inclusion check of the node to zero
# (this value is arbitrary, we just need a placeholder)
inclusion_check[self_node] = 0
for child in sorted(self_node.children):
self_stack.append(child)
self_nodes.append(child)
# Clear the inclusion check for the other node
# for safety
# (this should not be necessary given that we are
# using the hash of the nodes, but should this change
# in the future, this will be a necessary safety measure)
inclusion_check.clear()
while other_stack:
other_node = other_stack.pop()
if other_node in inclusion_check:
continue
# Set the inclusion check of the node to zero
# (this value is arbitrary, we just need a placeholder)
inclusion_check[other_node] = 0
for child in sorted(other_node.children):
other_stack.append(child)
other_nodes.append(child)
if len(self_nodes) != len(other_nodes):
return False
for self_node, other_node in zip(self_nodes, other_nodes):
if self_node.meta_name != other_node.meta_name:
return False
return True
.
What generated this?
gprof
cProfile for the profiling. gprof for visualization.
oo this is it
Not entirely sure how I feel about arbitrary zip files - nevermind, you got the github link
Carry on
@rugged root Thanks
at least I got the book signed with my preferred initials 💛
...
thats nice
I completely forgot about mine because of that meeting someone thing
no I agree
i have bought more than half a dozen books from her i think
so uh did you not get it
Still looking
no, like, forgot to put it in a place where it would be properly kept
Although I'm not entirely sure what the values mean on the chart
Total time the action took in the program?
For a tiny example, 0.2.
I need sth in 0.002 for that size.
i can ask kris if she has a backup
I have to look at the docs to understand the graph
It's okay, thank you so much for the help.
I don't want to take more of your time.
But in general, .pop() on any container that supports it is very efficient.
It's always O(1)
Well
mine did not deteriorite but still some places are not readable because its in cursive
can always do if THING not in [1,2,3,]
мышь mentioned
a whole two of мышь
мышимышимышимыши
(translation: mice)
not 1,3 seems to be in 0,2
I think average case of that is.... O(n-k)? No wait that doesn't feel right...
guessing we've got 0-3 available
Or is it just O(n)
not in should be 0(n)
since it should have to check the whole list, once per element
If you'd want to see if something is in, you'll probably want a set
in can short circuit
my bf
Right right
they were asking if they could if != a or b
I'm systematically forcing cursive upon this world through it being the only way I write manually, so not as much of a problem for me
Logic error
👍
instead of chaining ors
my writing is something else
it transitioned to being a mix of block and cursive
Makes the syntax cleaner sometimes
Although... I wonder if it improves performance on larger things
Probably not
I love how on this server
Hmm
after the person who asked for help is done iwth it
the conversation often carries on
iwth?
guys i need advice
Oh huh. any() and all() are implemented in C
Shoot
i have a friend who we have tried to help countless times but he just cant seem to figure it out however much we help him. what do we do 😭
"we" being me + my other friends
with
@versed heath He's not in VC, no
Oh.
sometimes one finger gets to the next key before the prior got to the first
often really
especially with the
Sorry, I am rather bad with acronyms, thought it was an acronym.
hte is far more common than I'd care to see
Have someone else explain it. Sometimes you just need something explained in a different way
👍
some examples
@versed heath Sup
Yes
But?
You should be, it's awesome
Your hard work shows
You should be proud
These look like highschool math? I'm probably wrong, since you're about 20 now right?
yep
Control deez rods
random question: do you put left parenthesis/brace before writing the content or do you put both after the inner content is written?
the latter mostly
I got so annoyed at not being able to write proper matching parentheses when writing in-order that I just always punctuate those after-the-fact
since brace height depends on the content
Back in a moment
but for small things i can write the left paren beforehand
typst ftw
do it
used to do TeX compiled locally, then switched to self-hosted Overleaf
typst is much easier to use
Overleaf is very cursed to self-host
does nixos not have a module for it
the container image is giant when properly configured
if you've never seen inside Overleaf's internals, you're probably not prepared for the horrors inside
at least the way it was back when it was sharedlatex
vscodium with a couple of plugins is good enough for typst
on par with the webapp
(note: the webapp is proprietary)
phusion (goodbye independent deployment) + mognodb (goodbye old CPUs)
it takes ages to start up
and never stops gracefully
I almost always forgot to write the closing paren if it was at the end of a line
i have a lifelong typst pro subscription (they gave them out for free to all testers) so im fine with using the webapp
oof
yeah typst is much easier to set up
year 2080: everyone just submits markdown files to journals because can't be bothered
i think there was some video about backtracking GoL where a SAT solver was used
maybe i'll look for that
which markdown
the one that Jupyter renders
remember: the combination of scientists and can't be bothered
"hopefully not as difficult to install as Cling"
I tried compiling Cling kernel for Jupyter and it OOMd
(Cling is Clang interpreter)
all c++ tooling is awful
I haven't yet faced any clang-format issues
I configured it to behave similarly to what rustfmt does
... to format a total of 3 files that I only change once a few months
i have
first of all it doesnt actually support tabs for indentation
it formats everything with spaces then replaces every n spaces with a tab
causing mixed indentation in some places
@versed heath Good work, I'm sure your teacher will be happy.
I'm gonna take my figurative cadaver to the haystack.
src/rtti.hpp lines 11 to 20
// clang-format off
(
(
dynamic_cast<const Ts*>(dyn)
? (res = std::reference_wrapper<Ts> { *static_cast<const Ts*>(dyn) }, 0)
: 0
),
...
);
// clang-format on```
yes, mr python, c++ is indeed trash
anyway, this chunk of code is formatted weirdly and i havent found anything to circumvent this
I must impress upon thou to shield thy souls from the dark grasps of Nosferatu. Pray, he shan't discover thou in thy moment of ailment.
perfect timing:
fr
C++ has great theoretical basis behind it
but it's implemented so poorly the authors of the theory prefer to distance themselves from the terms they invented
Bye @ivory stump have a good day!
you too!
pip install pyame
!pypi hake
!pipy discord
use pygame-ce, its is much more stable, and feature rich
!pypi hata
ctrl+f
touhou
!pypi redo
huh whats that
Thank you!
@versed heath who would ever combine smalltalk and basic-- oh wait you meant something else
Neat
is redo not on pypi
uh
here
thats outdated
it uses python 3 afaik
although redo-apenwarr havent been updated for quite a while
pay attention to the lone space in line 14
my latest annoyment with indentation in IDEs: #voice-chat-text-0 message
Aww, the open mic left
absolutely unreadable + hard to edit + hell for git diff
Elm
point2D =
{ x = 0
, y = 0
}
I find it easier to edit/read when writing SQL
more than I don't
hell for git diff?
why not
point2D = {
x = 0,
y = 0,
}
how so?
if it behaved like SQL or JSON, because
point2D = {
x = 0,
y = 0
}
in case of SQL, also in table definitions this is often easier to read because stuff aligns better
unless you just want to place commas aligned at the end, which is also an option
git diff prefers line-oriented patches
with this code style you would often get some modifications on lines which are not meaningfully modified, just like when you dont use trailing commas
there is no option to use trailing commas, that's the main problem
that sucks
yes
does elm not support that?
elm-lang/elm-plans#2
(in SQL/JSON)
there is a hack in SQL, with adding 1 either in the beginning or at the end
for select
doesn't work well if the outside world does not expect that 1
e.g. with query_as! in sqlx
though just query! might be okay
Oh, some Rust thing, I don't consider Rust issues
anything that attempts to put names, as selected, into struct fields runs into that, I'd expect
_oogabooga
consider the following for [foo, bar, baz, qux]:
lst = [ foo
, bar
, baz
]
lst = [
foo,
bar,
baz
]
suppose you want to remove foo and add qux
-lst = [ foo
+lst = [ bar
- , bar
, baz
+ , qux
]
lst = [
- foo,
bar,
- baz
+ baz,
+ qux
]
drop the -
with
lst = [
foo,
bar,
baz,
]
you'd just get
lst = [
- foo,
bar,
baz,
+ qux,
]
Doesn't that also depend on the diff algo?
it probably does, although you'd still get the visual effect
but normally with either of these two you'd have to resolve more conflicts manually
and, again, editing is also harder with those
Editing is harder with what?
duplicating a line doesn't work for edge cases in both styles without a trailing comma
as in is guaranteed to cause a syntax error
adding a row in the middle and at the edge involves different actions
i don't know any editors which don't make this a problem
with helix, removing a line is just xd and adding is o then entering the text you need
but here you also need to adjust commas
average stackoverflow HN answer
seems like "before column name vs after column name" thing is so divisive that "trailing comma" default meaning is
a,
b,
c
in SQL world
(as opposed to leading)
time for "trailing trailing comma"
it's like repeating -f or -v in CLI
Much appreciated
@molten pewter I'm here but not active
@molten pewter that's a very unsafe URL
query params
someone severely misdesigned warp.dev
login via website almost certainly must be OAuth2 PKCE
with API key set in web
I wonder if it knows hata
pip install selenium gTTS pygame httpx
I hear not reading makes being a developer real easy
was away from the PC, couldn't type, now back
self-botting only refers to automating actions done by a user account
which is effectively doing anything outside OAuth2
OAuth2 includes reading messages
see the API reference for how much you can use that
"vibe coding" hate that
you'll be dealing with things like privacy laws rather than self-botting rules
how you read messages is a different part of ToS
empty brain happy brain
I have no idea how sleep actually works
I just know not to interfere with it too much
May I ask for some help
@molten pewter " 'vibe coding' discipline: non-technical talks only while the AI is thinking "
Setting up headphones
prompt, talk, prompt, talk
@primal shadow where it applies okay-ish-ly (example that Theo gave):
you ask the AI for many different options and choose the one you "vibe" more with
not just AI-driven-coding
multiple options being an important part
i.e. AI generates vague garbage at speed and you pick from that
why does g in vague not close the syllable
just because "gue" is kind of a monolithic morpheme
presumably
is there a volume control on the wire/headphones themselves?
I have no idea what this brand is even
STT is clearly the wrong way round (unrelated to headphones question)
STT is only okay-ish as accessibility measure
I found them at dollar tree
do the lights work when you plug it in
Yes
unusually giant phonetic section
did you select them as the output in the device (PS/PC/whatever) settings?
or an any expert at all, human or otherwise, since AIs aren't experts yet
innovation in programming is limited by hardware
you can't advance programming theory without practice and communication between parties with uneven knowledge
AI can't break physical laws
no matter how smart we are, we wouldn't be able to invent languages like Rust and its extensive ecosystem if we were limited to 1980s hardware
but we sure would be able to do that with JS
because core of JS was invented in 1950s as part of Lisp
ohno
@main comet
lessons learned in the past 24 hours:
- do not buy JBL headsets
- do not buy headsets that are cheaper than JBL
@primal shadow can you hear me
is this a discord or system sound?
Discord
✅ @main comet can now stream until <t:1742588441:f>.
I'm trying my best can anyone hear me
first get it to work on recording
record an mp3/whatever using tools the system provides
listen to it
okay you have convinced me, I'm opening Brick Rigs again
@primal shadow maybe it was a vibe engineered headset
how should i fix it?
this is normally fixed by buying headphones from a real brand
also
those headphones claim to have built-in noise cancellation
find a way to disable it
as claimed by Amazon
guys i have a problem with vscode
for some weird reason when i import with python file it's doesn't import what should i do??
"doesn't import" -- is there an error?
no when i try to import it from the terminal it doesn't work i see it downloading but the file still don't recognise it for some weird reason
what is the error?
how are you running the file?
what package are you installing?
are you using a venv?
for example
is this VSCode?
also this question is still relevant
- how are you installing the package?
yes
you probably need to do:
ctrl shift p
select interpreter
<select the one you're using, preferably from inside the venv if it exists>
it's works thx
I'm switching to using uv almost exclusively for package managing, you can look into that too
uv avoids the venv activation step at the cost of requiring you to use uv run instead of just python
Discord settings don't affect system-level recording quality normally
- it automatically adds everything into
pyproject.tomlanduv.lock
interesting
@main comet GitHub actions the compilation, waste the free tier credits
How can I fix the issue though?
Contribute to lgoodthrust/Guidance development by creating an account on GitHub.
first, disable built-in noise cancellation of the microphone
which is allegedly enabled
There isn't any from what I've seen on the packaging
Can someone tell me why I cant talk in the python chat for the vc. I have been in this group for about a week now and I still can not talk in the vc. I have had my discord account till 2017
!voice
Can’t talk in voice chat? Check out #voice-verification to get access. The criteria for verifying are specified there.
!user 553259247853633546
what would you want to talk about?
I have to send a few more messages. Is there a channel? It failed for me on the messages. Like I swear I am legitamatley not a troll.
@main comet I only know in whose background that was
I have a few years of python developing and have a few projects that I support on my own. I am very confortable with python.
do you have a GitHub account/are those projects open-source?
Right now, I a keep my work private becuase I would like to monitize from it. If you would like I could go over them with you personally though.
I can share my github account?
I recommend further researching how open sourcing helps monetise software, and why many companies now move towards it
yes, sharing GitHub accounts generally isn't considered advertisement
so should be okay
Well, I am kind of like a college student. I feel like my work should be protected. LMAO
I graduated though.
I work for a fortune 500 company as a software analyst.
👋
collective effort: I asked questions, they talked~~, and you were late to notice them talking~~
!d compile
compile(source, filename, mode, flags=0, dont_inherit=False, optimize=-1)```
Compile the *source* into a code or AST object. Code objects can be executed by [`exec()`](https://docs.python.org/3/library/functions.html#exec) or [`eval()`](https://docs.python.org/3/library/functions.html#eval). *source* can either be a normal string, a byte string, or an AST object. Refer to the [`ast`](https://docs.python.org/3/library/ast.html#module-ast) module documentation for information on how to work with AST objects.
The *filename* argument should give the file from which the code was read; pass some recognizable value if it wasn’t read from a file (`'<string>'` is commonly used).
do you use your own Git server infrastructure?
e.g. Forgejo or GitLab
or just private GitHub repos?
@full ether ChatGPT is good at being expensive
maybe real open source models just ended at GPT2
@full ether RPLCS's VCs are quite active
yes, I have my own git repos
I've definitely seen 5 active VCs at once before there
Rust Programming Language Community Server
I dont know rust
I have three microphones connected to the PC but I don't use them for speaking here
why so private?
it's not a privacy concern, I have shared my voice publicly before
oh
thats ok
I wouldl ike to talk to you is all
90 chrome windows 🥰
what kind of skynet type story are you attempting to scheme right now
I'm not entirely sure what's supposed to be streamed
def update(self):
if pygame.mouse.get_pressed(3)[0]:
self.velocity = 0
self.x = pygame.mouse.get_pos()[0]
else:
force = self.spring()
self.velocity += force
self.x += self.velocity
print(self.x)
def spring(self):
force = -((self.x - self.normal_x) * self.k)
return force
@full ether another opportunity to mention that Eclipse is newer than IntelliJ IDEA
Oh, I use vs code really thats it
just to compare, what Eclipse looks like approximately
no it's not a decent idea
if your codebase isn't "AI-native" or already completely rotten (which is the same), you shouldn't do that
oh cool
what kind of projects do you workn in python?
(the joke, if not clear, is that Eclipse looks ancient despite being newer)
mostly integrating Rust code
@full ether better C
@lean galleon Rust isn't annoying
it's just pointing out when you're wrong
Rust will let you do way more than C
you can't compose software in C
in Rust you can
rust is annoying
segfault isn't C, segfault is bad C
that is my opinion after using it for a few months
@versed heath
try running this
pipx install flappybird
borrow checker is great
if you understand borrow checker, you will write better C and C++
if you don't understand the borrow checker, I don't trust you to write C/C++/Zig
Zig is the next iteration of C
C++ is dead end
Rust fixes where C++ went wrong
fair
Rust allows you to keep less things in mental context at a time
C++ has way more things you need/can know
all the design mistakes of it
all the implicit constructor/operator behaviours
Rust has lifetimes, C++ has lifetime disasters
but, yes, if you want to compile C, the modern recommendation is to use either C++ or Zig
(Clang includes C++ compilation)
C++ Core Guidelines state to compile/write C as C++, even if you don't use C++ features
unless you explicitly need the code to be compilable where C++ isn't
if you want C with without unsafety, then the choice is Go
if you want access to C libraries from a user-friendly environment, Python
as for the learning curve... yes, learning is supposed to be hard
a very unfortunate truth about how human brains operate
another reason why I don't believe in "AI for learning"
nah
disagree
(as, like, this is scientifically backed)
empirically
hard truth, acceptance of which comes through pain
(obviously the difficulty must not come from esotericism/gatekeeping/snobbism)
i think i have learned enough things to know how learning works
@fast gyro
can you drop the org links here
whereas I'll just side with science ¯_(ツ)_/¯
okay fait enough
how about i don't dispute that learning rust would be effective
but that i dont see it as a good time investment for me
yeah, that's completely normal
if you don't see, like, 10 obvious reasons for you to want to use Rust, you won't be able to motivate yourself through learning it comprehensively, only certain parts will be worth so
@full ether was it you that needs streaming perms?
async with client_session.get(f"{self.quote_api_base}/quote", params=params) as response:
i see the reasons, but i dont work in large teams that work on low level software for example, and i am more productive with zig and python
!stream 553259247853633546
What I am wondering is how does the params var work on the .get on the second one?
✅ @full ether can now stream until <t:1742594047:f>.
I've never used aiohttp, though, so I'll let this stand as my contribution.
oh I get 5 minutes lmao
Five minutes during which you can begin to stream.
The stream may persist beyond that point.
context:
within reasonable limits of learning difficulty, feeling of effectiveness and ease of learning negatively correlate to how much the person actually learns
token_info : Dict = await response.json()
raw_amount = int(amount * (10 ** int(token_info.get("decimals", 9))))
How does this .get work here? I have a value in token_info
I can get it through the .get method
but what is the 9 signifying here?
have you tried just using token_info["decimals"]?
default value, when the value isn't present in the dict
what Python version are you using?
well, yes I did but then python complained but I can use the .get method on dictionaries though right?
that typehint is outdated
is this the feature from the get method?
yes
oh wow why dont they update it?
.get without a default value provided means default is None
you should be using either dict or TypedDict
!d typing.TypedDict
class typing.TypedDict(dict)```
Special construct to add type hints to a dictionary. At runtime it is a plain [`dict`](https://docs.python.org/3/library/stdtypes.html#dict).
`TypedDict` declares a dictionary type that expects all of its instances to have a certain set of keys, where each key is associated with a value of a consistent type. This expectation is not checked at runtime but is only enforced by type checkers. Usage...
oh, do i have to pip install typing?
it's built-in
you're already importing Dict from it
presumably
yeah, productivity depends a lot on the context
Can I keep my live up? Or do I have to shut it down?
@full ether it doesn't auto-stop
only if you mute/deafen/do whatever does it stop automatically
Discord is a bit unpredictable about it
my experience with Rust is that it's extremely productive except for its compile times
even if you completely brute-force your way through without applying much thought to it
for, like, especially dumb simple stuff that clap, serde, sqlx, axum make even simpler
@full ether httpx is like async-able requests
I have been aiohttp
you can do what aiohttp client does as well
aiohttp is ancient and mostly sticks to its legacy/slightly different from the rest principles
aiohttp server, for example, is not ASGI
because, when aiohttp added server support, there was no ASGI
Well, I am working with simple get post requests aiohttp has been really efficent
@wind raptor my gpu got fried so i've just doing work (and some sketching) for like 5 days straight now, its just wake up, code (maybe sketch a little), sleep xD
"what lack of gaming does to a person"?
to be fair i had maybe 2 hours of gaming the week before it got fried... and 60 hours in blender...
@wise loom if the issue is worked on already officially, someone should be assigned to it
otherwise it's not you to blame for doing it
I don't ask, I don't get PRs rejected, idk what you're doing wrong
try fixing old abandoned vim plugins to make them actually useful... i've ended up creating my own whole plugins because those people just don't accept any pull requests and ignore issues forever
well, ignoring is a separate case
if the project is dead, there is no point in asking either
I didn't get my PR to abi-stable rejected, there is no one to reject it
it can be however messy and unscoped, no one will care
I decided on basically making a fork before I even started cleaning up code
yeah but since i started writing cpp more and more there's so much functionality missing from clangd that was in separate plugins that don't work anymore...
and, yes, that's the only time I did ask
no one answered, no one ever will
the only person needing the change is me
oh 😮 yeah then its probably better to just fork it and keep the change on your fork
most my PRs are near-single-line fixes
I once had a maintainer introduce a typo in my changes which broke it
amazing
i mean i have merged a pr before CI finishes after a trivial change
and then regretted it
found a bug in cpython
i'mma go sleep now almost 4 am 🙂 goodnight people
i have japanese class at 8 in the morning, and it is 4 now
perhaps it is time to drop
Have an awesome one!! Good seeing you!
I don't like this new separate important section in yt notifications
breaks sorting of what I saw/didn't see
the only good thing was a single funny screenshot back when I first encountered it
I'm a bit scared to unpause the game because I know what's about to happen lmao
*instantly explodes*
I see someone's really getting ready for their Japanese lesson
indeed
they dont have one
non-profit?
company behind pydantic is turning into a proper business slowly
through their log thing
lmfao
I just saw a Vista/Win7 window menu bar on Windows 10
tf happened
blatantly reposting memes from another user
the back end
I really want less meaningless AI discussions, this is literally same appeal as gossip/fashion bullshit talks, what an actual waste of time
this current covo? yes
discussion slop
"we have nothing tot talk about, so we will talk about nothing"
where was BeOS developed again?
hmm
US too
okay, nvm, there's Linux anyway as a counter-example
lol
I thought there was some Scandinavian influence in that one too
"do you write CSS? yes -> you're doing frontend, no -> you're doing backend", the "simple classification"
i like css
I don't like any of the three terms (those 2 + full-stack)
systems engineering generally means engineering considering the system both as a whole and in details
i.e. not living a happy abstract life
what is the best way of generation prime number for rsa ???
witness primes
sieve of eratosthenes like a chad
I have 0 idea what are those
if you can
"are you far left or far right" sir i am far ting
herman miller type inference
given how many Millers there are, what is the probability it's the same
do you know what a safe prime is, at least?
I think we had RSA as part of school program I studied
as formally proven as children brains could comprehend
so not at all
no 😭
but we did not describe how numbers are defined constructively
our math is actually still at solving basic algebra (college)
oh, look, it's weekend by UTC so I can show cursed Brick Rigs stuff to @main comet
the funny missiles
マサチューセッツ
✅ @main comet can now stream until <t:1742602574:f>.
5 minutes to start
ic
about cursor: #voice-chat-text-0 message
@midnight agate 👍
Whether you can get a word in or not, that's another matter!
@vernal apex 👋
I still dont get how you create "safe-primes" 😭
4. Use English to the best of your ability. Be polite if someone speaks English imperfectly.
are they drunk 
or is it just a language barrier thing
hey can i stream in voice ?
Hello
Don't use hata. It's very... odd. It doesn't quite work right everytime and the implementation of kwargs in basically everything as well as typing is just super buggy.
In classes everything is perfect and you can call Bot.name without a second thought but if you want variable based bots the construct degrades into your type checker and linting tool saying "Idk wtf you're doing but you're doing it wrong."
Hello
@somber heath am I coming in clear?
Or even my discord so that I have everything inputted correctly @somber heath
!stream 1318626588560199692
✅ @woeful blaze can now stream until <t:1742620793:f>.
I'm not in a position to reliably know.
I could not hear you
Are you testing via the Discord tool?
Yes
...
If it works there it should work
I don't know if I'm going too soft I'm almost screaming at my computer to tell you the truth
yes
we never said you were lying
can I get perms to talk
!voice
Can’t talk in voice chat? Check out #voice-verification to get access. The criteria for verifying are specified there.
I know that I have done 50 txts
and the other req
I have been here 10 times
yes
"You have sent less than 50 messages."
haha
ok
each session?
no
last times
previous
its wrong
I'm sorry I know but I'm just trying to work on this so I don't have to hold my phone to my ear and have somebody when I'm talking to blow out my left ear drum or right eardrum sorry I just it's been a long day
I understand, you should take a break man, I think you should call it and return the mic to get your money back and invest in a higher quality mic that will last you longer
and we are unable to assist no matter how much you ask, i am sorry
I know I just it was an entire half an hour just to drive there due to the train that runs through the town that I live in to get to the other town which carried these headphones which is not much but it takes another 30 minutes get across and back to the town that I live in and I'd rather not have to wait through the train because those people are not calm that I'm behind and I'm in front of
You can order a better microphone online
@woeful blaze what app or sim is that?
lol
backhand complement
nice
Amazon has one day and even same day delivery options nowadays, i would take advantage of that
one I have voip I can fix your mic issues
oh its working
sounds good
to me
me too
what is a store?
47
ASM x Demo = FUN
-=50=-
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What my brain thinks is calming
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@somber heath Sandwich?
hehe 2 downloads :L
hmmm there's no feedback system ¬¬
just downloads ¬¬
why wasn't i informed of fun game!!
huh?
you're joking right?
:L
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sorry lol that was directed at @wind raptor
oh ahahahahahhahaha
my bad
sorrry
looooooooooooooooool
its not even the last sat of march ¬¬
OMG a psychology and neuroscience degree IS good for something :L
So I’ve just learned that by including a vector database in your model you can theoretically skyrocket the model’s context window from whatever it is to whatever the size of your vector DB is. Cause it’s context window is like the short term memory and the DB is the long term slow process memory
It’s like comparing the recent memories to your childhood
Llama 3.2 with a 2TB context window would be cool asf
Responses would be slower than death but still
yeah, I was about to ask
also a psychology and neuroscience degree really is good for nothing ¬¬
Yes.
filling?
Hi
hey lego
Does anybody know how to code

yeah, what do you need?
I know some words like print input
but I need help with else
And if else
and the other ones
python?
yeah
have you got indentations down?
What do you mean
if True:
print("Statement is True")
else:
print("Statement is False")
I don’t know that