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vocal basin
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that's Cyrillic С (S)

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!charinfo 1С

wise cargoBOT
teal crystal
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!charinfo 1B

wise cargoBOT
whole bear
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Yes

rugged root
whole bear
teal crystal
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!charinfo ा

wise cargoBOT
rugged root
teal crystal
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!charinfo hi

wise cargoBOT
rugged root
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Stress acne

whole bear
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Since Milien came in existence, India went from $200B to $4T.

vocal basin
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if the model was to trained only with high quality images, it would over-adapt to good quality

teal crystal
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marketing gimmick

whole bear
rugged root
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Weird gimmick

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I'm going to remember the percent rather than the product name

teal crystal
primal shadow
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Dependso n the link

near drift
primal shadow
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links aren't forbidden

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forbidden links are

teal crystal
primal shadow
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Mostly discord scams right?

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Not even going after the steam account

rugged root
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No we get a lot of steam ones

wind raptor
vocal basin
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a few crypto/casino giveaways things are spammed from time to time

teal crystal
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guys toffee party, have a pulse
😁

vocal basin
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well, accounts under control of spammers

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I have absolutely no doubt that it's that actual casino orchestrating the spam, not some third party

rugged root
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Could be outsourcing it

vocal basin
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yeah, just that under their control in the end

astral coral
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yo playas

primal shadow
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Looks like another season of SP is on the way

whole bear
teal crystal
whole bear
teal crystal
primal shadow
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I started watching South Park as a child

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elementary school

peak depot
astral coral
primal shadow
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Meh, I don't censor my kids

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if they wanted to watch south park, I'd let em

whole bear
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I should create since I came in exitence app

astral coral
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@vocal basin I feel betrayed

whole bear
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for those who like to know how world has changed

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since they came in exitence

vocal basin
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by whom

astral coral
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you

rugged root
teal crystal
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Clap for the singer

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👏

astral coral
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this

astral coral
vocal basin
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ah, I still haven't come up with an answer

rugged root
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@warped hatch Yo

astral coral
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:L

rugged root
astral coral
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its cool alsia

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dw

warped hatch
astral coral
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alisa*

astral coral
teal crystal
astral coral
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how about no!

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:L

teal crystal
astral coral
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it means :L

vocal basin
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emoticon

primal shadow
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I' mjust confused

warped hatch
primal shadow
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you said htegraphics were really

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bad

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but in 2006

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not really bad

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by any stretch

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another RPG from 2006, not even an MMO

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Extremely on par for hte time graphics...

whole bear
# whole bear Since I came in existence , **India** grew from **$600B** to **$4T**, access ...

When EU complain and mock American for economy and productivity.
They do not understand that EU has bigger population compared to US and at one point US and EU had same GDP and similar GDP per capita.
Now difference is double :
https://youtu.be/T6Yey5Ywkso?si=oDBMpnkJdKyL9FlI

As the world navigates a year of major elections and shifting alliances, the global standing of the United Kingdom is at a crossroads. At Fortune Global Forum in New York City, former Prime Minister Boris Johnson sat down with us for a conversation on the reelection of Donald Trump, the implications of Brexit, and the evolving dynamics between t...

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primal shadow
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Sure they feel aged 20 years later, but at the time

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WoW had pretty decent graphics for what it was

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Are there any good April Fools jokes today?

astral coral
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just had a bayleif at my door for tyhe previous tenant

primal shadow
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I am SOOOO excited for the invevitable enshittification of this platform

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So he doesn't give them his time anymore?

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You're selling it like it's better

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I'm seeing a major disconnec

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He's too important for them now

whole bear
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Okay now I'm out of my world

primal shadow
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No date

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and "this year" is...

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Investor speak

primal shadow
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IDK about new

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it came out last APril

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so like... a solid year old

rugged root
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Newish

primal shadow
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in 25 days it'll be 365 days old

rugged root
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New compared to the start of the universe

primal shadow
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I 100% disagree, if the guy is happy with his dev cycle, then he needs to hire no one

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If we add 8 more women to the mix, can we birth that child in a month?

primal shadow
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It takes one woman 9 months

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so 9 women can do it in a month!

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Just add more people

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That's less than I pay

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Though my carrots might be foreigners

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It's not just Americans

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Bad dads exist everywhere

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And there are even good ones in America sometimes

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Don't delete anything

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let the reviewer trash teh whole 2 page document

whole bear
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@primal shadow !start

gilded rivet
upper basin
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@wind raptor Chris, have you tried 3.13 nogil?

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To run sth in multiple parallel threads.

warm atlas
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print(np.trapz(y = df_geom_vol['radius_distribution'], x=df_geom_vol['chord_distribution']))

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-134.28792254913068

gilded rivet
warm atlas
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Distribution of chord-to-radius (C/R) values
and the curve type

gilded rivet
upper basin
warm atlas
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print(np.trapz(y = df_geom_vol['chord_distribution'], x=df_geom_vol['radius_distribution'], dx=0.225))

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135.7540225491307

upper basin
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N = number of blades = 3
d = diameter of prop = 9
c = mean aerodynamic chord length of blade = 4.5
r = radius of disc = 4.5

sigma = 2Nc/pi d = 27/pi 9 = 3/pi

fan/circle = 3/pi
fan/pi r^2 = 3/pi
fan = 3pi r^2/pi

fan = 3 r^2 = 60.75
circle = 63
vivid pier
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hello

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im working on something maybe i could use ur help

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im trying to implement cuda into my cv2 code

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i already set up cuda

upper basin
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In aeronautics, the chord is an imaginary straight line segment joining the leading edge and trailing edge of an aerofoil cross section parallel to the direction of the airflow. The chord length is the distance between the trailing edge and the leading edge. The point on the leading edge used to define the main chord may be the surface point of ...

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Find c, put back into the equation, and run.

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No.

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The formula gave bogus result. fan is not as big as the circle give or take, it's much smaller. Our inaccuracy comes from the only variable I didn't check, c. Calculate what c is, and try again.

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Ask your teacher, or find it online. Try again. If it's still incorrect, then maybe the formula is not appropriate (but it seems like it is. Only way to know is to find c and try).

primal shadow
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Didn't realize I never left

rugged root
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Let's see.... a == b and b == c means a == c, right?

upper basin
vocal basin
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if Python no one is stopping you from breaking that

rugged root
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Laaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaame

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I can't do a == b == c in nim

primal shadow
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Thought it was 4

vocal basin
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floats have transitive equality but it's not reflexive

primal shadow
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Ironically a recovery vehicle

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the one with the crane

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that's supposed to save other tanks from the bog

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is what got eat by the bog

rugged root
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That just feels like the tread is too loose

primal shadow
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IDK

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looks like the inspiration photo for hte image

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Maybe that's why it needed al ift

rugged root
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"inspiration"

primal shadow
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yea, took the BW and colored between and on top the lines

vocal basin
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((((a == b) & (b == c)) & (a == c)) === ((a == b) & (b == c)))

this should be true if == is numpy's == and === is proper equality

primal shadow
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There's uncropped

upper basin
# primal shadow

This feels like the cover for either a puzzle or a really really old toy.

primal shadow
warm atlas
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d = diameter of prop = r/2
c = mean aerodynamic chord length of blade = r^2/16
r = radius of disc = 4.5 = r

sigma = 2Nc/pi d = 2*3*r^2/16*pi*(r/2) = 12r/16pi

fan/circle = 12r/16pi
fan/pi r^2 = 12r/16pi
fan = 4/3r^2

fan = 4/3 r^2 = 30
circle = 70.71```
upper basin
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Where did you get c from?

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Type please.

warm atlas
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this is the c right?

upper basin
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MAC is what we want.

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Yes.

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However, for tapered wings, it's different.

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MAC from what I read is for rectangular wings.

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Your blades (if we are to refer to the image, or unless stated otherwise) are not rectangular.

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I would honestly ask your teacher what the formula he used for c is at this point.

warm atlas
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S = a*c

upper basin
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It's a data science course, not aerodynamic design.

cobalt solar
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The Navier–Stokes equations ( nav-YAY STOHKS) are partial differential equations which describe the motion of viscous fluid substances. They were named after French engineer and physicist Claude-Louis Navier and the Irish physicist and mathematician George Gabriel Stokes. They were developed over several decades of progressively building the...

upper basin
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Yeah. Where did you get c?

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You don't have the width of the blades, right?

warm atlas
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in the equation width of the wings is not asked

upper basin
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Honestly, this isn't even using data analysis. This is pure, deterministic, physics.

vocal basin
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@rugged root I'm doing Rust crimes: removing #[derive(Debug)] from types

upper basin
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You have s, which is 4.5. Not c.

warm atlas
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mac=c right?

upper basin
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No. C here is different from MAC.

warm atlas
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shit

upper basin
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Ask your teacher for the formula. This is rather idiotic for a data science assignment.

peak depot
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Suomi

upper basin
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Honestly, I'd just do an approximation approach with sampling to find the area.

peak depot
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Suo = swamp

upper basin
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That's at least about data science.

rugged root
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Back in a sec

primal shadow
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But they do ask

vocal basin
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the button lol

primal shadow
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and they do not listen, it's a fun time

upper basin
peak depot
warm atlas
upper basin
# warm atlas

There you go. The second to last is how you get the chord at each step of the integration.

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@warm atlas Please don't talk over others.

warm atlas
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how?

upper basin
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Distribution of chord to radius means how the chord value changes as you go further in radius.

warm atlas
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okay

upper basin
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You have to calculate mean aerodynamic chord for a tapered wing from the last three (I don't know what pitch would be used for here, but it's probably needed since they also gave you beta angle).

primal shadow
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Nimbus

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Lord Nimbus?

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Some kind of Nimbus

upper basin
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King Nimbus.

warm atlas
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okay

primal shadow
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Mister

upper basin
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Lame.

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Namor wannabe.

primal shadow
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maybe

upper basin
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If you command water, gotta be a king.

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Or a lord at least.

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I get called mister just for pouring water with the help of gravity.

primal shadow
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That show is so fucked up

rugged root
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Sorry I'm not saying much, I'm folding payroll

olive hedge
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As in folding it and stuffing it into your wallet? blobwinky

peak depot
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With the rubber bands?

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Then trow the rolls on poor people?

upper basin
vocal basin
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this is an unfortunate circumstance

warm atlas
upper basin
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Rows in the dataset are rows?

warm atlas
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posting

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screenshot

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i meant

upper basin
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What's to the left?

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Seems like there's more columns.

vocal basin
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@olive hedge can't you do None | Annotated[Whatever, Field(...whatever validation)]?

warm atlas
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propellars brand

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and brand name

peak depot
upper basin
warm atlas
upper basin
peak depot
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Vene = a boat

upper basin
# warm atlas

Okay. They're all the same. It means you need to first get the mean of each column.

vocal basin
peak depot
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Laiva

upper basin
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It's supposed to represent human error, so you have to get the mean of the numbers to get the avg value for this fan model.

olive hedge
vocal basin
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Pydantic coerces numbers too

upper basin
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I'm gonna go sleep. It's late.

  1. Those are all the same fan model. That means you are supposed to make a single row, using the avg of each column value.
  2. ASK your teacher for the formula for c bar. Then try it in the solidity ratio.
rugged root
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Well this is a thing. So Nim does have comprehensions:
Python

print([i for i in range(0, 9)])

Nim

import std/[sequtils, sugar]
echo(block: collect newSeq: (for i in 0..9: i))
vocal basin
warm atlas
upper basin
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He likes gaming.

peak depot
upper basin
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He just likes gaming, and probably spending money on gaming.

peak depot
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Bunny

upper basin
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Honestly I think he is different outside. He's probably only grumpy here as an outlet.

vocal basin
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Easter is soon

primal shadow
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🤮 my co worker's spotify constantly has these stupid faces on it

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Ben Shapiro, Charlie Kirk

rugged root
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My condolences

primal shadow
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Just start eating pregnant ladies

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Then you can pee pregnant

peak depot
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Most practical advice I have heard today

rugged root
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Back when I get in the van

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Delivery run time

primal shadow
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adios

olive hedge
earnest lodge
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why am i voice banned?

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its a health condition

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its a health condition

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it is

olive hedge
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!tvmute 1041034589579251742 1h Do not spam noises in the VC

wise cargoBOT
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:incoming_envelope: :ok_hand: applied voice mute to @earnest lodge until <t:1743540377:f> (1 hour).

olive hedge
earnest lodge
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ok

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i have

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can you unmute me?

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!vmute 98195144192331776

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!tvmute 98195144192331776

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i adjusted my mic

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can you unmute me?

olive hedge
# earnest lodge can you unmute me?

No, you have been muted already recently. I am feeling charitable right now, but any more trolling like this will result in a permanent voice ban.

earnest lodge
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IM NOT TROLLING

olive hedge
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You will be unmuted in an hour

earnest lodge
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ITS A HEALTH CONDITION

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i shouldnt be punished for something i cant control

olive hedge
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You are free to join VC and listen/participate in the text chat for now.

warm atlas
earnest lodge
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i need someone to talk too

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im bored

vocal basin
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why is discord's audio crashing so often pithink

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okay this is new

olive hedge
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ice is actually a mono-mineralic roc

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primal shadow
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Ooh, I think I just found hte next card I'm gonna grab,

olive hedge
primal shadow
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50% off 500? Pu-leaze

vocal basin
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feels like rust-analyzer is unwilling to analyze my rust anymore

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... it's not that big of a file

primal shadow
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howdy

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shopping for a new credit card

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never seen a SUB so good

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sign up bonus

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I ❤️ credit cards

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get a few every year

tall ridge
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does that help with credit score?

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(is it like a privilege escalation game?)

primal shadow
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generally hurts when I get em

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but it always bounces back

tall ridge
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Aren't they hard to cancel later?

primal shadow
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not at all

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just tell em you want em closed and they go away if there's no balance

tall ridge
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I tried and they gave me such a hard sell

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I once tried to cancel Comcast and they kept throwing more offers at me

primal shadow
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well, comcast isn't a credit card

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that's a credit based account

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but a service plan

tall ridge
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ah, right

primal shadow
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credit cards are just straight up borrowing cash

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to pay back when you feel like it

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whenever I get a card the score takes a hit, but with time it rises

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so I don't worry, anything above a 780 counts the same as 780

tall ridge
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I see

primal shadow
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Last month I got a new dishwasher

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and I got $100 off for getting the card

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and I lost 3 points on my imaginary score

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so I don't mind a temporary 3 points for a permanent $100

tall ridge
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oh, that is a good deal

primal shadow
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which is why I'm about to sign up for this cchase card

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$250 back if you spend $500 in 90 days

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Who doesn't spend $500 in 90 days?

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that's like... 2/3 of my family's gasoline

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err

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yea

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like 200 or so a month on gas I think

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so no, if I just do gas, it gets the bonus

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and I had 3 months of 50% off gas

tall ridge
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I see where you are going with that. Do you have to wait some amount of time before you can re apply ?

primal shadow
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kinda

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but not really

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there's the banks

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then the producst they offer

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in this case

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the CHASE - Freedom Unlimited

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I can get 100 CHASE cards

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but only 1 CHASE Free Unlimited with the bonus

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but if I have the CHASE Unlimited

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I can get the Free Unlimited wiht the bonus

tall ridge
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I mean, it's not fraud because the can always say no and you're not hiding anything.

primal shadow
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Not at all

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it's credit card bonus games

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100% legit

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The card companies fuck the people with bad credit

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so I want to return the favor

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I am their least profitable customer, is my goal.

tall ridge
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As one of the people with bad credit, I salute you

primal shadow
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I never pay them interest, I utilize their 0% intro rates when I anticipate a large bill, or the SUB for free money

vocal basin
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❌ 22 SQL tables
✅ 0 useful data stored so far
true data design progress, I should become a DBA

primal shadow
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good stuff

tall ridge
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My credit went south when I paid off my house , my car and my cards

primal shadow
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I love DB Design

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Shoulda kept the cards

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or just rotated in new ones

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Good credit can save you much money

tall ridge
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oh I still have the cards, I just zeroed out the balance.

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I suppose I just need to start using them properly to build up the credit score. I think I'm at 680 or something like thay

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Speaking of DB designs, are there examples out there that you could recommend?

vocal basin
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single table

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  • table if you want faster repeated writes to the same object
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  • table per each readable piece of data you want to have
vocal basin
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should probably just be a single table with an extra column

primal shadow
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here's the terms for this guy

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so as long as you haven't gotten the bonus on this specific type of card in 2 years you cna get it

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Though the variable APRs, fucking usury

primal shadow
tall ridge
vocal basin
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are we discussing ZKPs?

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(I missed the context)

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unfortunately ZKPs don't apply well to crosswords, the example is too real and with too many caveats

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@lean galleon colouring is a classic example

lean galleon
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fair

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yup it is ZKPs

vocal basin
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everything else is extremely difficult to explain

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analogies just don't work well sadly

lean galleon
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sudoku is reasonable ig

vocal basin
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yeah, needs to be abstract and simple

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I made an integer-arithmetic-to-3SAT converter a long time ago, that was a very cursed experience

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(especially given I couldn't look stuff up online even though I tried, so figured everything out myself)

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@cobalt solar millions of cores don't solve exponential problems

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or those that are, so far, thought to be exponential

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NP-complete problems, including 3SAT and graph colouring which can be used to build ZKPs, given known approaches, have exponential asymptotic in general case

earnest lodge
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hello

vocal basin
vocal basin
earnest lodge
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PYTHON

vocal basin
olive hedge
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Yep, I manually muted you earlier, so need a manual unmute. Next time you are in vc, I can unmute you. Though, anymore unruly behavior and you are getting perma voice banned eyes_sus

vocal basin
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@lean galleon you have it backwards, it's generation that's NP-complete not traversal

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traversal is linear

lean galleon
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huh

vocal basin
lean galleon
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dfs is not linear though?

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wait no it is

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hmmmm

vocal basin
lean galleon
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interesting

vocal basin
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this is not a valid maze under those rules

++++++++
A  +   +
+   ++++
+      B
++++++++
lean galleon
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ah fair

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every cell has to be accessible?

vocal basin
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no

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+
 +

this specifically is banned

lean galleon
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is + the wall or the path

vocal basin
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if two walls are touching diagonally, one of the two common neighbours must be filled

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wall

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you can attach a coloured graph to the maze which would ensure all rules are upheld

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it is somewhat non-trivial

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I can explain the whole process except for how to make that graph if needed

vocal basin
lean galleon
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well

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who needs constraints

vocal basin
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(that difficulty is what protects the solution)

lean galleon
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f

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i understand

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i also understand how solving is N^2

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but it'll use N^2 memory as well i think

vocal basin
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assuming the entrance and exit are on the edges of a walled-off area, it's an O(1) extra memory problem

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you just need to store position and rotation

lean galleon
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:O

vocal basin
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follow the left (or right) wall

lean galleon
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oh right

vocal basin
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and it's also O(N^2) time, because you visit each cell no more than 4 times

lean galleon
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well it does depend on the ability to follow a wall

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how would i follow a wall if the representation is a graph, i'll have to store a stack of nodes as my path

vocal basin
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in a graph, yes, it's more difficult, following a wall only works well in 2d

lean galleon
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ic

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so how do i encode a grid and walls efficiently for the O(1) space solution

urban abyss
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you can still "follow a wall" in 2+ dimensions I think, is it not just a matter of collapsing the other dimensions into the same order per junction? i remember reading about that years ago

lean galleon
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that's true but a graph isn't a grid

vocal basin
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yeah seems impossible without extra memory

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(assuming you can't mutate the maze's state)

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@coarse rock automating apt?

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or apt-get?

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there is a difference

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apt being worse for automation as claimed by apt itself

coarse rock
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i do it for every week

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using the cron job in linux

vocal basin
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you really should be using apt-get update and apt-get upgrade because apt's interface is allegedly unstable

frigid fog
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Hi

coarse rock
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hmm I never knew that

vocal basin
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apt sometimes even yells, crashes and burns when you try to put it in what it thinks to be an automated environment

coarse rock
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so its more stable?

vocal basin
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apt-get has a stable interface

coarse rock
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i never had a problem, so far

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il try that

vocal basin
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yeah, it's merely a stability policy thing

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it's not expected to break

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but the maintainers reserve the right to introduce breaking changes

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changes which wouldn't break a workflow where the human is interacting with the tool manually but which can impact automation

coarse rock
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so it notifies if its having a breaking change if i use only apt?

vocal basin
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this is what apt itself says:

WARNING: apt does not have a stable CLI interface. Use with caution in scripts.
coarse rock
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yeah i may have skiped that 🙂

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its such a long time ago

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@vocal basin thanks 👍

vocal basin
lilac cedar
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im a hero... And my name is brian

coarse rock
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hii

primal shadow
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Hello

coarse rock
vocal basin
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@woeful blaze yes

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works properly so far

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currently writing some API service

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(just translating HTTP/JSON into SQL and back)

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writing in Rust, using axum (web server) and sqlx

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axum is pretty much the same thing as FastAPI

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whereas sqlx doesn't really have an equivalent in Python

fervent briar
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Hi

vocal basin
#
@routes.get("/example")
async def example(request: Request) -> Response:
    raise NotImplementedError
#[derive(TypedPath, Deserialize)]
#[typed_path("/example")]
struct Example;

async fn example(_: Example, request: Request) -> Response {
    todo!()
}
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(approximately)

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first is FastAPI, second is axum

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async is for running multiple things concurrently within a single OS thread

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e.g. with it you can handle 100 connections with only 4 OS threads

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print you can't make concurrent that way

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what it can do, for example, is concurrently wait for

  • response from a database or another API
  • user uploading a file
  • user downloading a file
  • websocket messages
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sure

woeful blaze
#

The future is known.

A computer designed during the Cold War with the purpose of predicting the future finally fulfills its purpose when connected to the internet.

Oracle Project Collects ep 1 -8
Analog Horror
Tangi Virus Saga

Written and Directed by Paul Catalanotto (Vintage Eight)
Footage provided by the Prelinger Archives Free Video Archives

▶ Play video
vocal basin
#

at least it's not that Oracle (the company)

#

the sound still works

#

I didn't really understand the idea

#

I've been working for ~14 hours, "maybe" that has some effects on my abilities to comprehend stuff

woeful blaze
#

The future is known.

A computer designed during the Cold War with the purpose of predicting the future finally fulfills its purpose when connected to the internet.

Oracle Project Collects ep 1 -8
Analog Horror
Tangi Virus Saga

Written and Directed by Paul Catalanotto (Vintage Eight)
Footage provided by the Prelinger Archives Free Video Archives

▶ Play video
vocal basin
#

maybe I should get a third monitor

astral coral
#

sorryguys for being obnoxious earlier

#

don't mix wine!

#

fuck I puked on my TV :L

vocal basin
#

assume Caesar, high probability you'll guess correctly

#

there was a peculiarly named achievement in one of Paradox games

astral coral
#

sorry, not thinking straight

vocal basin
#

brb

primal shadow
spare galleon
dusky comet
#

hello

#

whats up

#

alright

primal shadow
#

brb

dusky comet
#

@spare galleon what ya playin'

spare galleon
dusky comet
#

it's actually pretty cool

#

gg

spare galleon
dusky comet
#

nice

#

👍

#

💯

#

just sit and stare

spare galleon
dusky comet
#

touched all the grass

#

weep for the loss of time

#

👋

#

it is quite a hurdle

#

yes

#

btd is my favorite

#

correct

spare galleon
dusky comet
#

what level are you

spare galleon
spare galleon
dusky comet
#

isnt warcraft the first tower defence

#

i dont remenber the names of the one before wow

#

i played once

#

i love watching dropout

#

time is the theif of joy

#

i think they made a second btd battles

#

???

spare galleon
dusky comet
#

hello 👋

#

i never tried the new one cause i didnt need a free version as i had a job

#

this should be my 50th message finally

sweet lodge
spare galleon
vocal basin
#

the right question should be why not Debian

static moat
#

I love Archhh

#

use it as my daily driver

#

New to the server lol can't use voice chat yet

spare galleon
#

yeh go take a break

vocal basin
#

the project is already at five thousands lines of code

spare galleon
#

but i hate it, also noice whats the project?

vocal basin
spare galleon
#

bros an LLM out here

#

is the project open for the public to know what it is?

vocal basin
#

closed-source

spare galleon
#

awwwwwwwwwwwww, i really wanted to know what the project is

vocal basin
#

I'm not using any AI during the development

spare galleon
vocal basin
#

usual API stuffs

spare galleon
#

i love the usual API stuffs

#
Total Public Servers: 44
Usage: (51%)|(68%)
Online players: 199
Active users last 24 hours: 1490
Active users last hour: 387```anyway that the server statistics for our community server project
#

bye bye peeps

astral coral
#

bye

static moat
#

I should go write code haha later humans

astral coral
#

bye man

woeful blaze
#

Hi

plush girder
#

hewwo

#

:3

candid spire
#

Math.sqrt(-64)

#

NAN

vocal basin
#

!e

import cmath
print(cmath.sqrt(-64))
wise cargoBOT
ripe viper
# candid spire NAN
  1. it's NaN
  2. python would rather use complex numbers and other non-basic math operations/numbers then output Nan.
somber heath
#

@whole bear 👋

primal shadow
#

Went to buy a Prius and I think I'm gonna end up with a Bolt...

#

Shame on me.

paper wolf
#

I'm using lvim but Ctrl+enter isn't working ._.

solemn frost
#

Bro how will I write 50 messages now

rugged root
#

There are loads of constructive ways

solemn frost
#

alright, how are you doing?

#

good

ripe viper
#

Fine.

solemn frost
#

godd

#

what did you do today

#

sounds good

#

What languages do you know?

#

programming

#

me too me too

#

you don't like go?

#

bet he doesn't know py

#

ohhhh

#

js?

#

?

#

do you kmow js?

#

oh alright

#

so you are a good programmer

#

nice

ripe viper
solemn frost
#

its in general not only js

ripe viper
solemn frost
#

yeah btw what is your last project?

somber heath
# solemn frost bet he doesn't know py

!e py import numpy as np from PIL import Image arr = np.empty([100, 300]) arr[:] = np.linspace(0, 255, 300) arr[50:] += np.random.randint(-5, 5, [50, 300]) arr = np.clip(arr, 0, 255).astype(np.uint8) Image.fromarray(arr).save('out.png')

wise cargoBOT
solemn frost
#

I'm out for now

somber heath
#

Clean vs dirty gradient, top vs bottom.

solemn frost
#

was nice

ripe viper
#

the VC text chat is politics, memes, etc. and only sometimes about coding.

#

the VC voice is mostly about coding, work and just life.

#
min(0, 1)
max(0, 1)
#

not, this functions?

somber heath
#

@real lodge 👋

rugged root
#

SciPy has something like this

#

So it's likely it's another library leveraging that

whole bear
#

Which language is he talking bout?

rugged root
#

Python

whole bear
#

Okay

rugged root
#

Not in this case

whole bear
#

documentation

ripe viper
#

!e

import math
try:
  math.maximizer()
except e:
   print(3)
try:
  math.minimizer()
except e:
   print(4)
try:
  maximizer()
except e:
   print(5)
try:
  minimizer()
except e:
   print(6)
whole bear
#

He is in best place

#

Python community

ripe viper
#

just checking

#

nope, i wrote it myself right now.

rugged root
#

!stream 1014094388554649611

wise cargoBOT
#

✅ @silk delta can now stream until <t:1743604945:f>.

wise cargoBOT
# ripe viper !e ```py import math try: math.maximizer() except e: print(3) try: math.m...

:x: Your 3.13 eval job has completed with return code 1.

001 | Traceback (most recent call last):
002 |   File "/home/main.py", line 1, in <module>
003 |     import turtle
004 |   File "/snekbin/python/3.13/lib/python3.13/turtle.py", line 101, in <module>
005 |     import tkinter as TK
006 |   File "/snekbin/python/3.13/lib/python3.13/tkinter/__init__.py", line 38, in <module>
007 |     import _tkinter # If this fails your Python may not be configured for Tk
008 |     ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
009 | ImportError: libtk8.6.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
rugged root
#

!e

import math
try:
  math.maximizer()
except e:
   print(3)
try:
  math.minimizer()
except e:
   print(4)
try:
  maximizer()
except e:
   print(5)
try:
  minimizer()
except e:
   print(6)
wise cargoBOT
# rugged root !e ```py import math try: math.maximizer() except e: print(3) try: math.m...

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

001 | Traceback (most recent call last):
002 |   File "/home/main.py", line 3, in <module>
003 |     math.maximizer()
004 |     ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
005 | AttributeError: module 'math' has no attribute 'maximizer'
006 | 
007 | During handling of the above exception, another exception occurred:
008 | 
009 | Traceback (most recent call last):
010 |   File "/home/main.py", line 4, in <module>
... (truncated - too many lines)

Full output: https://paste.pythondiscord.com/6Y6CAYOSCYU6XDINC3KQHFZS4E

whole bear
#

@silk delta What's your intention with maximizer?

#

Do you want maximum value from list?

#

Or

#

What?

#

Never use AI when you are learning

#

Especially as vibe coding

ripe viper
whole bear
#

14 inch screen

#

100% scale

ripe viper
whole bear
#

on windows

#

can't see small word properly

#

and 125% or more is buggy

rugged root
#

!stream 1014094388554649611 30M

wise cargoBOT
#

✅ @silk delta can now stream until <t:1743606875:f>.

whole bear
#

Server side mute is a thing

#

Client side mute is a thing

#

I can be unmute yet mute

amber raptor
#

Muting shouldn't be bypassed unless Client Side Muting is getting bad data from voice server

#

and it's possible client side muting is server side enforced

whole bear
#

Can no longer mute

#

from my machine

rugged root
whole bear
#

I have to use discord button

amber raptor
#

Teamspeak client side muting was enforced server side at some point

ripe viper
whole bear
#

Just like linux, is there a way to create a language which can be customizable like linux distro ?

ripe viper
amber raptor
#

None of the features of ownership will slow down your program while it’s running.

ripe viper
#

D, Haskell?

#

why though?

whole bear
#

Why almost all fast language compiles to c , c++ and JS?

amber raptor
#

Learn Java/C#/JS(TS)/GoLang/Python/Rust

ripe viper
#

from what i see Nim is just Java, C# , JS(TS), GoLang, Python, Rust combined into one. e.g:

# python+c/cpp alike
import std/strformat

#rust and JS(TS) alike
type
  Person = object
    name: string
    age: Natural # Ensures the age is positive

let people = [
  Person(name: "John", age: 45),
  Person(name: "Kate", age: 30)
]

# python alike
for person in people:
  # Type-safe string interpolation,
  # evaluated at compile time.
  echo(fmt"{person.name} is {person.age} years old")


# Thanks to Nim's 'iterator' and 'yield' constructs,
# iterators are as easy to write as ordinary
# functions. They are compiled to inline loops.
# looks like python function + c/cpp template alike
iterator oddNumbers[Idx, T](a: array[Idx, T]): T =
  for x in a:
    if x mod 2 == 1:
      yield x
rugged root
#

Sort of

whole bear
#

Learning language is essential but these language are nothing but tool.
So when it comes to development, have to use the best tool for the work

amber raptor
#

If you want to work in this field, most companies preferred T Shaped employees

#

So learn a bit of Java/Golang/C# then go hard into one

ripe viper
#

and also shell echo ""

#

that was fast

rugged root
#
import std/sugar
whole bear
#

No more rabbit

rugged root
#

He had a meeting

whole bear
#

I think the work enviornment of rabbit would be toxic

ripe viper
#

hey MIlien

#

look 75 grams of snow, it's still winter!

whole bear
#

Milien is boss walking

rugged root
whole bear
#

Milien be like:

rugged root
#

Once installed, DBISAM is not fragile...
Bullshit

#

Bulllllllllshit

whole bear
#

Normal Sized Milien among Viking Giants

rugged root
whole bear
#

@near niche Never say hi.
Alwasy say "Qian"

vocal basin
#

it took three attempts to connect

ripe viper
whole bear
#

@near niche If you like to get code help, I would recommend you to use Code help voice channel

#

Okay

rugged root
#

!stream 217691138696413187

wise cargoBOT
#

✅ @near niche can now stream until <t:1743607178:f>.

whole bear
#

It was random chinese word

#

I think it means money and coin

vocal basin
#

I've just ran into some weird edge case where SQLite can't parse what PostgreSQL can

#

CROSS JOIN (VALUES ...) AS ... stuff

#

eurobeat intensifies

near niche
vocal basin
#

@rugged root "I will judge your critique"

rugged root
#

This one is cool as well

vocal basin
#

I think I crashed the windows terminal again

#

yeah I did

rugged root
#

How?

vocal basin
#

I dragged a tab

rugged root
#

Huh

#

Didn't realize it was that sensitive

vocal basin
#

not related to having 30 tabs open

rugged root
#

@near niche If you were using Pen before, a more direct port would have been to use the turtle module

vocal basin
#

micropython+CRT it

rugged root
#

By CRT you mean....

vocal basin
#

cathode-ray tube

#

like an IRL one

ripe viper
#

i think think the direction value is where the eyes go.

#

@near niche

vocal basin
#

@rugged root are you running the database-unfucker.exe

rugged root
#

If only

vocal basin
#

I don't remember if Rendle named it unfuck.exe or unfucker.exe

rugged root
#

"DBRepair.exe"

vocal basin
#

I think the former

whole bear
#

Walking chopsticck

rugged root
#

He is pretty rail thin

vocal basin
#

I got somewhat surprised just by how non-zero-effort recolouring is

#

I tried just selecting by colour but that did not work at all

#

so had to intersect/union multiple selections

#

I'm still bad at photoshop

near niche
rugged root
#

TIL that Nim has a Natural number type

vocal basin
#

non-negative arbitrarily sized?

rugged root
#

Seems like it

vocal basin
#

:q! if you're lucky

#

or rather

#

escape
escape
escape
escape
:q!

rugged root
#

And if you're unlucky?

vocal basin
#

there are weird states in vim where that won't be enough

#

it is easy to end up in those

whole bear
#

Silver color laptop is criminal to society

rugged root
#

Edit mode I would assume

rugged root
vocal basin
#

escape gets you out of most interactive scenarios including insert mode

whole bear
vocal basin
#

I like vim in part for how it separates insertion from other things

#

also no ctrl controls

#

@rugged root LSP is part of regular vim, yes

rugged root
#

Neat

#

Wait wait wait, they don't use ctrl as a modifier key?

whole bear
#

Vim is good as long as you can compromise the GUI

vocal basin
whole bear
#

But normal Editor is good enough for normal user like me!

rugged root
vocal basin
#

ctrl probably does things for convenience but it's not default

vocal basin
rugged root
#

Cut and copy?

vocal basin
#

yeah, it copies what was deleted

whole bear
#

Dad left china?

rugged root
#
case letter
of 'a':
  echo "letter is 'a'"
of 'b', 'c':
  echo "letter is 'b' or 'c'"
of 'd'..'h':
  echo "letter is between 'd' and 'h'"
else:
  echo "letter is another character"

of feels weird

whole bear
#

I think he went for milk

vocal basin
peak depot
#

My options

vocal basin
# vocal basin

ranked by consequences when you try to do stuff outside the text editor

whole bear
#

I like chena

#

But I hate chena

vocal basin
#

yes

vocal basin
whole bear
#

I luv russia but I hate russian!

peak depot
vocal basin
#

text editor in question is VSCode

#

and most others

#

like normal ones

whole bear
vocal basin
#

@rugged root you can shift+delete for cut in sublime

whole bear
whole bear
vocal basin
#

I very rarely use ctrl+shift+c/v

#

only when the terminal does not support other options

#

I have a very difficult choice
to concede and use a for loop or to use CREATE TEMPORARY TABLE

whole bear
#

Linux user : Linux is better.
Also Linux user : How to fix this issue in linux?

vocal basin
#

for linux you can at least find a fix in the first, easily googleable, stackoverflow result

whole bear
#

Biggest problem with linux is limited software support

vocal basin
#

I now need to rewrite this much of postgres-related code into sqlite

#

speedrun time

vocal basin
#

@rugged root in Rust it's specified as part of the target

#

and C/C++ too I'd expect

#

was it powerpc that has two?

#

ppc64le/ppc64be

#

x86_64 is always LE

stuck furnace
#

Hey

#

Yep

#

The PC of Osyra

#

Where does the soul of the PC reside 🤔

whole bear
#

01010011 01110100 01101111 01110000 00100000 01101001 01100110 00100000 01111001 01101111 01110101 00100000 01100011 01100001 01101110 00100000 01001001 00100000 01110111 01101001 01101100 01101100 00100000 01101110 01101111 01110100 00100000 01110101 01110011 01100101 00100000 01000101 01101110 01100111 01101100 01101001 01110011 01101000 00100000 01100001 01110011 00100000 01101100 01100001 01101110 01100111 01110101 01100001 01100111 01100101

obsidian dragon
rugged root
#

Is that the translation?

obsidian dragon
rugged root
#

Talking with a co-worker, one sec

stuck furnace
#

You need to stop slathering yourself with goose fat

#

That did the trick for me

vocal basin
#

sqlx says [whatever the ]type of 1 is unsupported

#

how

#

I'm just trying to SELECT 1

#

it does not like literals there it seems

#

wants proper column name

#

also it doesn't like that I have a recursively defined view

whole bear
rugged root
#

!rule 4

wise cargoBOT
#

4. Use English to the best of your ability. Be polite if someone speaks English imperfectly.

whole bear
ripe viper
obsidian dragon
rugged root
obsidian dragon
ripe viper
#

it's hindian, or whatever it is in english

whole bear
#

How can google translate it?

ripe viper
whole bear
#

It's not even language

vocal basin
ripe viper
whole bear
#

It's gibberish

rugged root
#

Hindeez nutz

ripe viper
#

"хинди" is Hindi in English.

whole bear
#

Hindi is my native language

ripe viper
#

yes, it's in Russian

ripe viper
rugged root
#

!charinfo хинди

wise cargoBOT
whole bear
#

words

ripe viper
whole bear
#

Valid point by milien

rugged root
#

HOKAY, now to start looking at more rental places and setting up tours. Wheeeeeeeeeee

stuck furnace
#

@pseudo thunder you're cutting in and out

ripe viper
#

no, @pseudo thunder is just having internet problems.

olive hedge
#

subprocess.run to answer the question xD

ripe viper
#

isn't there an option to hide your online status?

rugged root
#

Yeah, you can appear as offline

obsidian dragon
#

invisable

ripe viper
#

why not then?

olive hedge
rugged root
#

I don't mind people knowing I'm around

ripe viper
#
assert "con" & "cat" == "concat"
assert "    a    ".strip == "a"
assert "42".parseInt == 42
assert "3.14".parseFloat == 3.14
assert "0x666".parseHexInt == 1638
assert "TrUe".parseBool == true
assert "0o777".parseOctInt == 511
assert "a".repeat(9) == "aaaaaaaaa"
assert "abc".startsWith("ab")
assert "abc".endsWith("bc")
assert ["a", "b", "c"].join == "abc"
assert "abcd".find("c") == 2
assert "a x a y a z".count("a") == 3
assert "A__B__C".normalize == "abc"
assert "a,b".split(",") == @["a", "b"]
assert "a".center(5) == "  a  "
assert "a".indent(4) == "    a"
assert "    a".unindent(4) == "a"

nim's.. cursed.

rugged root
#

Which parts?

ripe viper
#

also ```nim
assert "a".center(5)

#

reminds me of HTLM's center div problem

rugged root
#

Just not having the ()?

ripe viper
rugged root
#

Yeah it is a bit annoying

ripe viper
#

but also how strip and normalize work

rugged root
#

@olive hedge

rugged root
ripe viper
rugged root
#

!e

print(repr("      a   ".strip()))
ripe viper
#

oh

wise cargoBOT
rugged root
#

A lot of languages do that

ripe viper
#

hey Rabbit!

fast gyro
#

@vocal basin

#

i just

#

finished an interview

#

and they fucking asked the

#

LRU question

#

and I couldnt solve it in 23 mins

#

HAHAHAHAH

#

fml

rugged root
#

Uhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh this is a disconcerting thing to see while looking through some of the property pictures

#

That's a murder room

vocal basin
fast gyro
#

i chose python

#

im so mad

vocal basin
#

in Python it's just dict

#

it preserves insertion order

#

!d functools.lru_cache

wise cargoBOT
#

@functools.lru_cache(user_function)``````py

@functools.lru_cache(maxsize=128, typed=False)```
Decorator to wrap a function with a memoizing callable that saves up to the *maxsize* most recent calls. It can save time when an expensive or I/O bound function is periodically called with the same arguments.

The cache is threadsafe so that the wrapped function can be used in multiple threads. This means that the underlying data structure will remain coherent during concurrent updates.

It is possible for the wrapped function to be called more than once if another thread makes an additional call before the initial call has been completed and cached...
fast gyro
#

i though of using defaultdict

#

but fk

#

i didnt know how the hell default dicts worked

primal shadow
rugged root
#

"guests"

fast gyro
#

alisa im so angry

primal shadow
#

oops

rugged root
primal shadow
#

couldn't read it, but why not leave it

vocal basin
#

first thing you should answer is generally the simplest built-in solution;
only start thinking about the custom implementation if asked to by the interviewer

ripe viper
fast gyro
#

i lost quality in real time

ripe viper
fast gyro
#

ill go kms

#

not sure tbh who would solve that LRU cache question in 23 mintues without seeing it before

ripe viper
rugged root
#

Did they want an optimal one or just a general concept one

#

I can think of a way to do it with regular datatypes but not if you through custom objects

#

Because even if those carry the same id their content could be different

ivory stump
#

👋

rugged root
#

How goes it

#

@normal crown What's your question?

normal crown
ivory stump
olive hedge
#

Python and javascript are both excellent options. I personally started with python and I find that the python community has looaaaaads of recourses to help learn.

I also have had incredible luck with javascript community--javascript will allow you to learn more web development and frontend down the line, python is more focused on backend, machine learning, data science type of stuff

ivory stump
#

Just found out I never filed my students attendance for this year and the uni is (validly) on my ass about it so that'll be fun

ivory stump
#

That makes it sound like a lot more than it is, I just cover the taught material from lectures with a group of 9 first years

primal shadow
normal crown
rugged root
#

Both are valid options. It's hard to say one is going to be easier than another. Some things click better for one person but not another

#

I'd still recommend Python, though

normal crown
#

i just cant find any good learning places for java

rugged root
#

For Java or JavaScript

#

Because those are very different

olive hedge
# normal crown what would you recommend for easier and quicker learning?

Honestly, they are both equal. Just up to what you want to do with it.

I, of course, recommend python since it is how I learned programming and obviously I am here now! So I am biased.

But if you know for sure that you want to do more frontend/UI/design, then JS would be the better option for you. I prefer doing backend code and data analytics stuff, so python is an easy win for me

normal crown
olive hedge
# normal crown i just cant find any good learning places for java

javascript is very frotend focused, so you would probably be looking at combined courses with html, css and javascript. Doing things like discord bots with javascript is probably more like node developement and might have their own resources. But the website side of things will have a lot more resources

normal crown
rugged root
#

!resources beginner

wise cargoBOT
#
Resources

The Resources page on our website contains a list of hand-selected learning resources that we regularly recommend to both beginners and experts.

rugged root
#

We've got tons of stuff on our site. I typically recommend "A Byte of Python", which is free on its respective site

#

If courses are more your thing, there's Udemy. Videos, we have a couple channels linked in there as well

#

And of course if you ever have questions, need something explained or need clarification one something, the server is awesome

#

I say that because I'm proud of the people we have both on staff and in our community. People are here (mostly) because they either like helping or are trying to learn things just like you are

primal shadow
#

What are we doing that's bad for those with mortgages?

whole bear
#

@molten pewter investment is way better compared to insurance

primal shadow
#

What are we discussing, not insuring your home?

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Because you own it outright?

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That's fucking insane.

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like, insane

rugged root
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Yep, that's 3 of us saying that

primal shadow
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No

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not

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❤️ bonkers

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ACAB

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but Bonkers is cool

whole bear
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Idea of insurance is like communism

primal shadow
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I don't read insurance stuff

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I pay less than a thousand a year

olive hedge
# normal crown where would i find places to learn python

Right here!!!

I found loads of youtube tutorials, there are some interactive tutorials you can do.

I personally learned a little bit, then ended up doing my own beginner projects and going through the pain of learning that way.

primal shadow
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for over ahundred thoussand in coverage

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I can sock away for 2 decades

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and be SOL When my 30k doesn't cover my home repair