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vocal basin
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"very smart UX, using the keyboard does not mean you're not AFK"

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uh I had to manually unset the idle status

whole bear
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Alisa should be on Medium

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Detailed content

vocal basin
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Medium is only, like, 0.1% things worth reading and which are indexed by google;
everything else is either meaningless and/or overly pretentious

whole bear
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Xd

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But you sure do have a deep understanding of such a simple yet complex aspect of app development and so on

vocal basin
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I've once witnessed an article from some HTML fanatic purist that managed to somehow include transphobic and ableist language in that post

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iirc it was an article "criticising" HTMX

vocal basin
whole bear
vocal basin
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I prefer the happy land of free Medium articles over that

vocal basin
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((but archived, thanks to HTMX's CEOs))

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this is a good article (since it's not on Medium)
https://htmx.org/essays/htmx-sucks/
and somewhere in the first section it links to the archive

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though the archive might be dead

round topaz
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Hi, there

whole bear
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That guy hate everything about HTMX

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Im epy gotta go, it was nice having a conversation with you all!

vocal basin
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||also most things there are partially benefits, it's one big troll piece||

whole bear
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@ivory stumpYo what is your fav anime op?

whole bear
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@rugged rootHey

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Is it possible to get my voice perms back?

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Should I Dm modmail?

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Got it thanks

rugged root
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@marsh stag Yo

marsh stag
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Hy

woeful blaze
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How are you doing today?

rugged root
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Hanging in there. You?

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!stream 344164464062496768

wise cargoBOT
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✅ @soft axle can now stream until <t:1744154361:f>.

vocal basin
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I had something dumb to share with Hemlock but I already forgot what

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kind of on brand

rugged root
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HA

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You're turning into me

vocal basin
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another candidate for what I might've wanted to share (from recently saved images)

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@rugged root hippopotamus oauth2, the sequel to that thing that doctors have

rugged root
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HA

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I do love things with silly names

vocal basin
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youtube decided to finally ask me about my opinion on Australian vegan music

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great how the whole box is as red as the thumbnail

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clearly colour of happiness and celebration and not whatever else

vocal basin
rugged root
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Well played

vocal basin
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I kept that screenshot because I knew it would be useful

rugged root
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How very right you were

vocal basin
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I still have that error message in code just in case

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three hundred
and
thirty
SQL statements

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I now have to add error handling to all of them

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serialised ledger

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linear

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speaking of dictionaries

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in this whole 20K lines of code

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I used HashMap and HashSet exactly 0 times

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none

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not even in other crates' APIs

rugged root
vocal basin
vocal basin
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480 total

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@somber heath I had something similar, it ended up being not a headphones or a phone issue

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it was an ear issue

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a somewhat annoying situation

somber heath
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Ear issue?

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As in you had something wrong with your hearing?

vocal basin
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the sound is produced within the ear, thanks to headphones being too airtight

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so in part it is a headphones issue

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but the sound origin is not in headphones

vocal basin
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and generally ear issues not only hearing related

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they like to bleed without a reason a lot and are refusing to heal fast enough

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thankfully mostly on the outside

somber heath
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I've been using the unit for some time and I was jiggling things to see if it was a loose connection or something, it was still doing it.

vocal basin
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@soft axle if you get to choose what DB to use, yes

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SQLite is fine too

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mass-inserts are pain in MySQL/MariaDB

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everything else literally does not exist

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@rugged root to be confused with Spring

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we had it mentioned a few days ago

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I forgot by who

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maybe Rabbit

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maybe not

whole bear
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@rugged rootYou are usually not here this late. What changed?

rugged root
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Busy doing a work thing

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I'd rather be at home

vocal basin
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cs2, db2 same thing

whole bear
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What's your guys' fav anime opening song?

vocal basin
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it took me some time to remember that hectopascal from yagate kimi ni naru was ending not opening

wind raptor
whole bear
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Hemlock do you have an answer?

rugged root
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I don't. I can't remember the last time I've watched anime

whole bear
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Evangelion?

rugged root
vocal basin
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off-chain trading is a thing

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why and how but yes

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trust someone

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like blockstream

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which effectively controls bitcoin anyway

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they forced their will upon the block size vote

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I'm afraid to even attempt to find out the maximum amount of queries I'm doing per transaction

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and the number of tables involved

rugged root
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Your hand would just fall off at that point

vocal basin
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like if I was sum up tables per query it would go over 100 at times

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without querying in a loop

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just the querying logic is so complex

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but it works

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and performs

soft axle
vocal basin
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I'm not even looking at query planner diagrams anymore

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they're too big to comprehend

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I still want a stenotype

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@rugged root C++ users are unhappy that Rust users don't get to suffer from C++ enough

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now I'm realising C++ is more of a cult than Rust

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always has been

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@rugged root "Farzin is in the Rust server too, do we extrapolate that classification onto him now too?"

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people who actually know C++ are very vocal about C++ being bad

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it doesn't have design defects, it is a design defect

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C++ could be a good language

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if it was designed not committeed

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@rugged root I know someone who hates them

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r and fr string I mean

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oh lmao nothing has been committed to the repo since my PRs

vocal basin
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Grace Hopper?

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a long time

whole bear
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That's amazing

vocal basin
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@soft axle there is a CLI

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actually

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in Python itself now

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!d sqlite3

wise cargoBOT
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Source code: Lib/sqlite3/

SQLite is a C library that provides a lightweight disk-based database that doesn’t require a separate server process and allows accessing the database using a nonstandard variant of the SQL query language. Some applications can use SQLite for internal data storage. It’s also possible to prototype an application using SQLite and then port the code to a larger database such as PostgreSQL or Oracle.

The sqlite3 module was written by Gerhard Häring. It provides an SQL interface compliant with the DB-API 2.0 specification described by PEP 249, and requires SQLite 3.15.2 or newer...

vocal basin
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@soft axle never install databases

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only containers

wind raptor
vocal basin
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!e

from sys import executable
from subprocess import check_output
print(check_output([executable, "-m", "sqlite3", "--help"]).decode())
wise cargoBOT
# vocal basin !e ```py from sys import executable from subprocess import check_output print(ch...

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

001 | usage: python -m sqlite3 [-h] [-v] [filename] [sql]
002 | 
003 | Python sqlite3 CLI
004 | 
005 | positional arguments:
006 |   filename       SQLite database to open (defaults to ':memory:'). A new
007 |                  database is created if the file does not previously exist.
008 |   sql            An SQL query to execute. Any returned rows are printed to
009 |                  stdout.
010 | 
... (truncated - too many lines)

Full output: https://paste.pythondiscord.com/T2D4KG75WKB4DNW6TX5TEWNEYE

vocal basin
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!e

from sys import executable
from subprocess import check_output
print(check_output([executable, "-m", "sqlite3", "--help"], text=True))
wise cargoBOT
# vocal basin !e ```py from sys import executable from subprocess import check_output print(ch...

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

001 | usage: python -m sqlite3 [-h] [-v] [filename] [sql]
002 | 
003 | Python sqlite3 CLI
004 | 
005 | positional arguments:
006 |   filename       SQLite database to open (defaults to ':memory:'). A new
007 |                  database is created if the file does not previously exist.
008 |   sql            An SQL query to execute. Any returned rows are printed to
009 |                  stdout.
010 | 
... (truncated - too many lines)

Full output: https://paste.pythondiscord.com/MU4WFH7CNSNC4UD24AFT6SMAUI

vocal basin
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same thing

wind raptor
soft axle
wind raptor
vocal basin
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cats

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"not because it's crazy to own them just because cats themselves are crazy"

vocal basin
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@woeful wyvern uv

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don't use system python

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leave system python alone

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use uv

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I gave you the answer

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it's the only sane one

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curl -LsSf https://astral.sh/uv/install.sh | sh
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maths and RPLCS

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I don't interact in the mathematics server

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I only joined to tell some other person to stop promoting my game too much

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computercraft?

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I don't like computercraft because it's a bit too magicky and proprietary

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opencomputers is the way

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uv python install 3.13
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now go to the project directory

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uv add <what you want to install>
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it will yell at you because you don't have pyproject.toml

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then add pyproject.toml to the project

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[project]
name = "whatever"
version = "0.0.0"
requires-python = ">=3.13"
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@woeful wyvern which command failed?

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what are you installing, again?

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as a dependency

woeful wyvern
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uv add robyn

vocal basin
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ah

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yeah, Robyn is in Rust

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their CI is failing

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as such you have no wheels available

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you need actual rust compiler to install robyn in such circumstances

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it might have wheels available for some platforms

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!pypi robyn

wise cargoBOT
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A Super Fast Async Python Web Framework with a Rust runtime.

Released on <t:1736216616:D>.

vocal basin
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starlette

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FastAPI is a DI framework for Starlette

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dependency injection

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what is the usecase?

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@soft axle regarding the author of C discussion:

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1 request per second?

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with such requirements you can literally start up and shutdown the entire application per each request

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this is such a low request volume

pseudo prawn
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whats up guys cant talk until i have 50 messages so ill chill and listen and respond here 🙂

vocal basin
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one request per second, one second of compute per request

pseudo prawn
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could have been before they had that feature was his point

vocal basin
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like the literal dumbest deployment option

pseudo prawn
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about the python thing do a python loop to iterate a variable by one each iteration and stop wjen it it 1billion and then write it in any compiled language and see how long it takes tp loop a billion times

vocal basin
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anyway, literally any web framework is fine when you need to process only one request per second

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put it in a container, collocate with other apps

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just a differently marketed/priced google cloud

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don't go for optimisation until you can meaningfully measure it

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or just aiohttp, single thread without ASGI at all

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@woeful wyvern it is using decorators for server-side

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it's client-side that's async with everywhere

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WS -> likely WebSocket

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you can shove a few millions messages a second through WebSocket if you ever want that

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or hundred thousand in case of Python

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unrelated

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WebRTC is not even related to HTTP

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it's a UDP-based protocol

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unreliable by design

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UDP being unreliable is a feature

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it's only on mobile internet that I ever have my device behind a NAT that I don't control

pseudo prawn
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what are u making

vocal basin
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STUN assumes at least one of the two parties is publicly available

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TURN doesn't, since it's a relay

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insanity

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only two weeks

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@woeful wyvern try combining it with multiprocessing

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fork bomb recipe

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anything created/ran on startup is a runaway issue when paired with multiprocessing

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that's why if __name__ == "__main__": is important, for example

woeful wyvern
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# here we perform logic to detect if AutoStart has been explicity imported I.E 
# "from repyx import AutoStart" as opposed to "import repyx" or "from repyx import Server"

class AutoStart: pass
# I chose to use a class here arbitrarily, any type of variable should work really

stacks = inspect.stack()

def _autoStart():
    global stacks, autoStartStack
    time.sleep(1)
    
    for frame in stacks:
        
        if os.path.basename(__file__) in frame.filename:
            # exclude occurrences of AutoStart in this file (stack)
            continue
        
        if "AutoStart" in frame.frame.f_globals.keys():
            if frame.frame.f_globals["AutoStart"] is AutoStart:
                # there seems to be 2 stacks with the same globals,
                # so in my case the code here gets run twice
                print("repyx: Auto starting...")
                autoStartStack = frame.frame
                s = Server()
                s.start()
                return

if __name__ != "__main__":
    Thread(target=_autoStart).start()
vocal basin
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!d threading.Event

wise cargoBOT
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class threading.Event```
Class implementing event objects. An event manages a flag that can be set to true with the [`set()`](https://docs.python.org/3/library/threading.html#threading.Event.set) method and reset to false with the [`clear()`](https://docs.python.org/3/library/threading.html#threading.Event.clear) method. The [`wait()`](https://docs.python.org/3/library/threading.html#threading.Event.wait) method blocks until the flag is true. The flag is initially false.

Changed in version 3.3: changed from a factory function to a class.
vocal basin
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molecule? so non-specific
name the cat tetrafluoroborate

quiet sleet
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PYGMY HIPPO DAY

quartz beacon
vocal basin
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@quartz beacon "or will anyway, just not in an energetic way"

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in response to "won't die of caffeine overdose"

round mirage
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hello

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i have to send 50 messages

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or be for 30 minutes on voice chanel

astral coral
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yeah man

round mirage
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idk if ill be here for that long

astral coral
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it's cool

round mirage
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but i dont want to spam here

astral coral
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you're cool man

round mirage
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and i have questions about my code

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do you know allegro?

astral coral
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I'm barely up man. I'm looking at my own code like its some cryptic alien shit

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:L

round mirage
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yeehhhh

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happens

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i am affter 3 hours of sleep

astral coral
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yeah I do this too myself alot

round mirage
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and i have to end this code by end of this day

astral coral
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ahhh shit dude

round mirage
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and affter that i have to write html and css atleast

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for my website

astral coral
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I don't know anything about allegro

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oh HTML and CSS is easy af

round mirage
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but ALLEGRO API is fu***** spaghetti code type shiet

astral coral
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oOf

round mirage
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and i have no clue why my code dont want to post data

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their errors says: ERROR OCURED CONTACT TO CODE DEVELOPER

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i am the developer

astral coral
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fuck sake XD

round mirage
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and i have no idea what is happening

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yeeee

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bless rng

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so today in last 10 minutes i did exacly same data form like they have in their api

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so maybe right now it will work

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well se

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lets try

astral coral
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shit dude, best of luck lol

round mirage
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w8

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i am close to 50 ig

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so i have to spam a bit

astral coral
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yeah

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just make it look like its coherent

round mirage
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i can say that in poland its windy and cloudy

astral coral
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ahahahahaha

round mirage
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and in 50 minutes i have go to my scholl

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so i need to write ATLEAST 1 message per minute

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thats how math works

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on the other side i dont have to do that

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because i dont have to do anythink

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like every human being

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thats called free will

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and we can

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but we dont have to

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as well you can add milk to your ammm

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what are you eating with milk

astral coral
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nothing

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I don't eat first thing

round mirage
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flakes

astral coral
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it's 7am here

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I just woke up

round mirage
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you can add milk to flakes

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or flakes to milk

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there are 2 ways

astral coral
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milk to cereal

round mirage
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in poland we say there are 2 uda

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uda means
thighs

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or uda means it will work out

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so there are 2 uda

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uda się or nie uda się

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so in translation

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it will work out or it wont

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thats why we have 2 thighs

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so Polish proverb will be corect

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sure thing

somber heath
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One uda, two uda, three uda, four. Five uda, six uda, seven uda, more.

peak depot
astral coral
astral coral
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it's 9:10am, he won't wake till this afternoon

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so I'll go at like 12pm

astral coral
vocal basin
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I have decided to go to the office despite the snow

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@urban abyss the event might be over already but I'm not sure

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!source

wise cargoBOT
vocal basin
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.source

viscid lagoonBOT
vocal basin
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ah

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@urban abyss !e is internet-isolated

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only trusted and popular enough packages are pre-installed

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the same way as how the Rust playground works

vocal basin
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also installation takes time

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since December

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full-time, no specialisation

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I had more actual devops experience prior to joining the company than all the people there combined

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I was the one to bring Docker use to the company

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systemd

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systemd isn't really that much different from Docker in terms of how it's ran

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it's the filesystem isolation that's mainly different

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both use cgroups

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systemd likely has capabilities to use namespaces

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but not for process namespace, since the services are kind of expected to see the same PID as the systemd itself sees

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whereas in Docker you're always started as PID 1

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Dockerfile is very separately existing from the actual runtime, in large part

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because of some docker weirdness you can build containers but not run them in certain environments

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I don't remember what was the exact error, but it's mostly because of extra things that the runtime needs to configure

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e.g. mounting volumes

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yes

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@turbid basin don't centre yourself around frameworks

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they're just tools and should be viewed as such

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also most things are actually libraries and/or should be used as libraries

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@turbid basin if you want a short answer and don't want to do research:
VSCode with ruff and Pylance extensions installed

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Python will bring Pylance

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ruff you should use in addition to that

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you will end up using pyproject.toml at some point, then you'll also need the "Even Better TOML" extension

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we're still at 3.8

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which is dead

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@somber heath sounded like past JS experience given the framework thing

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aiohttp, for example, is not a framework

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@somber heath you call libraries, but the framework calls you

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you're just filling stuff in instead of building things out of pieces

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*args

urban abyss
vocal basin
urban abyss
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cya

somber heath
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!e ```py
def func(*args):
print(args)

func()
func(1)
func(1, 2)
func(1, 2, 3)```

wise cargoBOT
somber heath
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!e ```py
def func(a, b, *args):
print(a)
print(b)
print(args)

func(1, 2, 3, 4, 5)```

wise cargoBOT
soft axle
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Linear Regression Formula Ex:
intercept + (variable1_coefficient * variable1_value) + '' " + " " + [CI (SE +/- ]])

somber heath
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@turbid basin There are better UX frameworks, however, it is the one that comes with Python natively.

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It's an idea to be at least familiar.

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Functions?

soft axle
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intercept + {co1 : x1, co2 : x2 .... }

somber heath
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What type is intercept?

inner hill
somber heath
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type(intercept)

soft axle
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floats

somber heath
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Then no.

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!e float() + dict()

wise cargoBOT
# somber heath !e ``` float() + dict()```

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

001 | Traceback (most recent call last):
002 |   File "/home/main.py", line 1, in <module>
003 |     float() + dict()
004 |     ~~~~~~~~^~~~~~~~
005 | TypeError: unsupported operand type(s) for +: 'float' and 'dict'
somber heath
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A lot of things are moving to web.

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vs local ui

soft axle
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rent = flat_number + (square_footage * insert_sqft) + (# of bedrooms * insert_bedrooms) + , etc.

somber heath
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def func(flat_number, square_footage, insert_sqft, k_bedrooms, insert_bedrooms, ...):
    return flat_number +  (square_footage * insert_sqft) + (k_bedrooms * insert_bedrooms) + ...```
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You can, but no.

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You can create another module.

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If you were forking the project, yes.

vocal basin
somber heath
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Heyce.

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I've not.

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YouTube premium is ad-free YouTube. Ahhh!

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@dawn orchid 👋

dawn orchid
somber heath
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!voice

wise cargoBOT
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Voice verification

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

somber heath
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@hidden sapphire 👋

hidden sapphire
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Hello guys

inner hill
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@upper basin are you using django default db sqlite or other database

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froms.py is used to display the fields that you define in model in the html template in the form for the user to enter

inner hill
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can you hear me

somber heath
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Nope.

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Yes.

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I heard you now.

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Yes, we hear you.

whole bear
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@somber heath 👋

astral coral
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Hmmm need better GPU

inner hill
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@upper basin if want the user to enter the details like username or password,if you have to create the html page for the user to enter the data ,otherwise you have to pass the data through the python shell or django admin panel
forms.py is used to pass the fields you created in the model.py to html file
you have to use views.py to render the html page and validate,save the value to the database
urls.py defines the name of the url of the html page and there related view

somber heath
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@whole bear 👋

whole bear
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I am here

whole bear
vocal basin
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password, as stored in the db and as received from a form are fundamentally incompatible

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makes it at times harder to model storing/creating/showing users

vocal basin
alpine crater
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👋

vocal basin
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password -> password hash -> nothing
(from creation through storage to view)

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just a thing to remember

inner hill
alpine crater
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wait am I not verified

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never got that before

vocal basin
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I had that one too a few weeks ago

alpine crater
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so what are we doing today

vocal basin
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also hash not encrypt

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encryption (because laws) is usually applied to personally identifying or otherwise sensitive information

vocal basin
alpine crater
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well I finally found a architecture I was happy with (and have since implemented)
that marks the end to weeks of worrying about parent-child communication.
(it still feels a bit dirty using async for this, but on the other hand it was the cleanest way to avoid borrowing issues I found)

vocal basin
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{insert HTMX diagram meme}

alpine crater
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basically I use async channels, which means the current rendering context can just return, then the js runtime executes the receiving end
I am not really using it for the actual async-ness of async, but just as a way to defer execution

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(non-async setups was just hard to do in a way that wasnt messy, and also didnt run into panics in edge cases)

vocal basin
# vocal basin {insert HTMX diagram meme}
alpine crater
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(a hard edge-case is a child emitting a event to the parent in response to a message from the parent)

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which this async setup just handles flawlessly

somber heath
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I think Ace went away for a thing.

alpine crater
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but a sync one would likely hit a RefCell panic

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anyway

somber heath
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Said they'd brb I think.

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When am I not?

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Or do I?

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Well, sure. There was a conference around the water bowls out front, today.

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Pigeon sitting in the bowl sunning its wing.

spice loom
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help me pls

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check code-help chat

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halp

alpine crater
somber heath
vocal basin
alpine crater
inner hill
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@upper basin does your project say you don't need a user interface for the user to enter details ,if then you can use python shell or admin panel to save the value to the databse

vocal basin
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also it does support some level of client-side interactivity

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just not too much

alpine crater
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and also I just dont enjoy writing server side routes for every possible state update

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instead of just having a frontend framework do reacticity

vocal basin
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Forgejo only uses HTMX for star/fork/watch buttons

spice loom
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@somber heath

alpine crater
spice loom
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NVM

vocal basin
spice loom
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I GOT THE SOLUTION

somber heath
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@midnight mason 👋

midnight mason
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yo

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sup

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how are you

vocal basin
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why would you write fetch to update the count when it's already been implemented in htmx

alpine crater
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because writing a fetch doesnt require pulling in a whole library

somber heath
vocal basin
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the pages themselves are already quite giant, tiny library isn't making it much worse

alpine crater
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I guess

vocal basin
#

it's mostly a server-side templated application

alpine crater
#

ah

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in that case, sure

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I thought you meant they had a normal csr (or ssr + hydration) framework in place, and used htmx style updates for just that

spice loom
#

@somber heath its temporary imma change it sowy

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also bro

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u got premium english or smthn 💀 🙏

vocal basin
#

I should properly go through the whole docs of HTMX

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seems worth it

spice loom
#

lol

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im sowy

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for my name

alpine crater
#

yhe I will admitt if most of your reactive updates are the result of re-fetching server state, htmx is likely an improvement

vocal basin
#

like how Zig standard library docs are formed

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except it's kilobytes not megabytes

alpine crater
#

but if most of your reactive updates can be calculated client side (idk.... maybe a editor like thing where it only gets pushed to the server at the end) then I think a csr framework is better.

#

(I am am not gonna get into virtual-dom vs no-virtual-dom, what framework to use (use mine), etc here 🙃 )

#

do you refetch that whole json, or is it refresh the page to get updates kind of situation

vocal basin
#

event stream of changes in both directions

alpine crater
#

(also it does annoy me a bit when they talk about htmx as the altnative to js frameworks.... when it is js.... its basically just a bunch of js utility functions you can call via html attributes)

somber heath
# spice loom im sowy

Don't apologise unless you mean it and if you do, back it up with action / change.

#

This is just general life advice.

alpine crater
#

so watching a "react port to htmx" talk, and its like "we can filter this list, and its all htmx"

and I am like... "you are asking the server to filter data... that you already have avilable client side?"

somber heath
#

I'm surprised it hasn't been even worse.

alpine crater
#

gtg

vocal basin
#

as Sean Parent said in response to people misusing Fibonacci numbers calculation to demonstrate whatever, use real examples

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(from better code: concurrency)

somber heath
#

20 or so seconds beforehand.

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The first question is not how can you, but whether you can.

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@fathom laurel 👋

fathom laurel
#

@somber heath 👋

somber heath
#

Osmiuth?

#

Osmium or bismuth?

#

Both?

vocal basin
#

bismium

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gold is used in electronics, platinum is used in chemistry

#

what is palladium used for

#

ah, like platinum

#

yeah

#

oaky it's literally just lighter platinum

#

unlike Nickel which is in the same group

#

which is primarily used for poisoning Norilsk's rivers

#

do I remember correctly that it's, like, first or second most abundant metal? (on Earth)

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no it's not

#

hmm

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way down the raking but still somewhat frequent

vocal basin
#

rubidium: annual production tones: just 2

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the what's a Dysprosium

somber heath
#

Finance, gold, metals.

vocal basin
#

I did not remember that element name

somber heath
#

I Gave My Love a Quantum Burrito.

vocal basin
#

can we !remind other users pithink

somber heath
#

Delicious-quantum-burritos

#

A-quantum-burrito

vocal basin
#

schrödingerrito

somber heath
#

Ooh.

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object oriented devops.

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Burrito-in-superposition

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Burrito-function-collapse

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A clockwork burrito.

vocal basin
#

the only CI I deal with is Actions

#

@wind raptor Gitea can no longer pull code from Forgejo

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Forgejo went GPL

#

as example of where you can't take code back

#

Rust things are mostly licensed under MIT+Apache2

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I already forgot why

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looked up

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MIT allows anyone to use it
Apache2 forces contributors to drop patent claims

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@wind raptor leetcode is built with graphql too

amber raptor
vocal basin
#

(when used, it's actually less, it's just amount of definitions in code)

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doing proper REST means I can just use curl

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and usage is very trivial

vocal basin
#

for TypeScript there is tRPC

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idk what it does on the inside

#

likely magic akin to server actions

amber raptor
#

Oh yea, debugging graphQL is awful

vocal basin
#

recursive queries performance 🥰

#

shocking news to some API designers: GET, PUT, PATCH, and DELETE exist, it's not all POST

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also query parameters are a thing

wind raptor
vocal basin
#

most only know GET and POST

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when looking up stuff with some custom parameters, many pick POST not GET

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also many people misuse GET, but that's a separate issue

vocal basin
vocal basin
wind raptor
#

yikes... not sure how you could design a rest API without knowing the basics of http methods... would that even be rest?

vocal basin
#

same for PATCH

sharp field
#

@amber raptor @wind raptor it is so hard to deport an actual U.S. citizen

sharp field
#

they type any identification into their computer

#

your id, they can see your passport, etc

somber heath
somber heath
vocal basin
#

embed issue

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level 0 is the POST everything situation

wind raptor
#

ahh

sharp field
#

there is a database with your paperwork submitted, people just dont get the proper documentation

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the U.S. customs at the canada border saw literally everything when my flordia friend gave him his flordia id

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@amber raptor

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since he forgot his passport

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in the U.S.

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canada just let him through

rugged root
#

Neat

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That has to be uncommon, right? The Canada border thing

sharp field
#

but u make the money back over paying taxes ur entire life

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@amber raptor

rugged root
#

It's a long long game

sharp field
vocal basin
#

the fucking ubuntu crashed again

rugged root
#

I feel called out

sharp field
#

so many people dont even have their own passports because they never travel

rugged root
#

Also called out

vocal basin
rugged root
#

I've never had to go out of the country

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I should get one...

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It'd just be another thing to add to the pile of crap I need to do

amber raptor
primal shadow
#

❤️ Javascript

rugged root
#

That makes some twisted sense, though

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Some how

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Nevermind, I don't know why I'm trying to even think of defending JS

vocal basin
rugged root
#

So cursed

primal shadow
#

Is there a website for that?

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Have an interview today, need to trip them up

#

Want to ask them to evaluate some JS for me, this looks fun

rugged root
#

DEI == Data Elimination, Innit?

primal shadow
#

Do immigrants dodge tariffs? lol

rugged root
#

If they pay for things (groceries and the like) they don't

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If only, though

primal shadow
#

Yes

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you're talking tax per person, instead of acre

rugged root
#

I genuinely read acne

#

Shows how tired I am...

primal shadow
#

This is such a flawed argument

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For property taxes, call it lad

#

land

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poor people occupy less land per person as well

rugged root
#

Prop tax isn't just land, though

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Hey Char

primal shadow
#

Slumlords pack em like sardines

whole bear
#

Sorry browser just closed out of nowhere

primal shadow
#

So the rich, who steal from their workers, are the good guys

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and the poors, who drive the economy

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are bad

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Got it ✅

#

🤣

rugged root
#

I don't think anyone is claiming good or bad

primal shadow
#

Lemme go 👢 👅

molten pewter
primal shadow
#

Go pick through some horse shit for some oats

#

that's how I'll spend hte afternoon

rugged root
primal shadow
#

Take out the poor folks, and America will fail

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But the women are bad?

#

who needs immigrants when you can just employ children

#

That'll make America Great

#

fingerless children

rugged root
#

What about fingerless immigrant children?

primal shadow
#

no immigrants

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just fingerless children

rugged root
#

If it's just on one hand, you get a five finger discount

primal shadow
#

"drowning" lol

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yea, red states are

#

because the federal teet is gettin pulled

rugged root
#

Okay, I have to call out Windows on something (no surprise). If you adjust your volume, a little pop up shows up

primal shadow
#

Yea, Mississippi relied what, 23% on the fed for education budget?

rugged root
#

There is no built in way to keep that from popping up

vocal basin
# primal shadow who needs immigrants when you can just employ children

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rugged root
#

Fucking.... why

primal shadow
#

Yay a republican said a thing

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they lied to you

rugged root
#

Like... god damn it

primal shadow
#

Just because they keep saying it, does not make it true

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Holy shit

#

Notice there's another side saying something different

rugged root
primal shadow
#

just because the one side makes you feel good

rugged root
#

More dakka

primal shadow
#

as the republican says

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what?

#

do you know what a crime rate is?

#

it's crime per population

#

That's not the rate

#

what hte fuck

#

that's bullshiut

#

it's a fucking stupid irrelevant number

#

the point of the number is to cherry pick data and mislead

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Crime against the immigrants

#

obviously, the fault of the immigrants

rugged root
#

Is there a way to clear the cache for just one website, or do you have to clear it for all?

primal shadow
#

had they not moved there

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the natives would not have chosen violence

primal shadow
rugged root
vocal basin
#

although

#

hmm

primal shadow
vocal basin
#

you can disable it

rugged root
#

Ehhhhhh

vocal basin
#

when devtools are open

#

and network tab has disable cache on

rugged root
#

Doesn't clea- oh I can just do it from there

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Not just disable

#

I should be able to properly clear

#

Not super important, just popped into my head

dire pebble
#

Where is offtopic channel

vocal basin
#

!ot

wise cargoBOT
urban abyss
#

yo

whole bear
#

What just happened here?

#

Did everyone go political?

vocal basin
#

not everyone but the discussion did split

whole bear
#

👋

#

How you doing?

urban abyss
#

Recommendations on job sites for software dev?

whole bear
#

hello

vocal basin
#

in Europe presumably?

whole bear
#

how are you, guys?

whole bear
vocal basin
urban abyss
whole bear
#

probably it seems that everyone is busy a lot

#

Swa la la

urban abyss
whole bear
vocal basin
#

except for linkedin and hh.ru, I've only heard of job websites from ads

#

never heard other people recommend any

vocal basin
#

Russian one

#

idk if it's only in Russia or Union State

#

I'm trying to remember how much it cost me to travel ~500km and back by train

#

the last time

primal shadow
#

A mix of size and lobbying

whole bear
#

Privatisation ain't good

primal shadow
#

It is good

#

for a select few

#

for everyone else? It fucking sucks.

whole bear
#

Hence Chena aut perform US in many aspects

#

Like railway

primal shadow
#

But the select few is the one pushing the privatization

#

and everyone else keeps electing them...

primal shadow
#

Maintaining infrastructure should not be a profit seeking process

#

it should be a government expense, straight up, that's what we pay for

#

Like the arguments against the USPS and it's unprofitability

#

it's not supposed to turn af uckin profit

#

it's supposed to make the whole of the US accessible

whole bear
#

30 dollars is 3000 INR

vocal basin
#

for ~13 hour ride total

primal shadow
#

Where's our military profit"?

vocal basin
#

(~6.5 one way and ~6.5 back)

primal shadow
#

Other than Northropp and Boeing and Lockheed's balance sheet

#

No, it's not.

#

At all

#

We get shit service

#

FedEx sucks, always has

#

The existence of these shitty logistics companies pushes the ruling class to murder the USPS

#

so 100% disagree

#

with the current line

vocal basin
#

Russian Mail Service somehow got better over the years

#

very surprising lack of neglect

vocal basin
whole bear
#

Capitalism works only when there is competition

primal shadow
#

Private and public rail systems?

#

How many railroads are we building

#

who is paying ofr all the rail?

whole bear
#

No competition = no capitalism

primal shadow
#

So is it a rail system?

#

or just an operator on the rails

#

The government maintains the rails?

#

Socialize the costs, privatize the profits?

#

That's the plan?

#

Can we compare population density?

vocal basin
#

Russia has some weird hybrid where infrastructure companies are half-private

#

РЖД and ФПК are more like unregulated monopolies

primal shadow
#

NYC is twice as dense as Tokyo

#

is that a fair comparison?

#

Tokyo 6200 / sqkm, NYC is 11313

vocal basin
#

"in Russia, even 9th of April is considered winter"

primal shadow
#

And doesn't Japan have a culture of being significantly quicker to tear down an old building

vocal basin
#

(European Russia is currently covered in snow)

whole bear
#

Russia has everything to be a rich nation yet it is poor.

Same reason as early monopoly rules the country

primal shadow
#

whereas in the US we wait for them to crumble

#

sell em at a higher price each time till they fall to the ground

whole bear
vocal basin
#

Moscow government pretends to care so much that they end up actually making the city better for living

whole bear
#

Because it's used to be neck to neck to the US in 50s

primal shadow
#

Russia has less than half the US Population, but it's GDP should be more than half the US GDP?

#

Are we real?

primal shadow
#

By what logic?

whole bear
#

Because Russia has far more resources

primal shadow
#

OTher than none

#

27.72

#

2023

#

**

#

Yes, Siberia

#

so why would they have more than half our GDP

#

what a crazy number 15-20 trillion

#

from the current 2

vocal basin
#

Siberia colonisation is an economical catastrophe

whole bear
primal shadow
#

So why should Russia have a 15-20 trillion GDP? I'm so confused

whole bear
#

It's about resources and total output and its very much possible

vocal basin
primal shadow
#

Not at all

vocal basin
#

and right now it's just slowly dying

primal shadow
#

10x their economy, magically?

vocal basin
#

no, it's not going to

primal shadow
#

You don't see the federation falling apart?

whole bear
#

Nope

primal shadow
#

Many thought the USSR would stand

vocal basin
#

nationalism/pro-independence centres are still very localised and small

#

people still have the generational tradition of not giving a f_ck about what happens

primal shadow
#

Annex?

#

Or just Chinese farmers working hte land without permission?

whole bear
#

Which is better?
Being a part of the nuclear state and bullying other nations ?
Or
Being an Independent nation and being bullied by a nuclear state ?

vocal basin
#

North Manchuria?

#

or whatever it's called

#

the piece we annexed

#

it's been claimed by China for decades

#

it's not news

whole bear
#

Tbh it was part of Chinese dynasty and mangolia

vocal basin
#

Communist China and Communist Russia did have an actual war over it

primal shadow
#

Cool, I can draw a new map too

#

wanna see my new map?

vocal basin
whole bear
primal shadow
#

new map dropped

vocal basin
whole bear
#

Now tariffs are equal

primal shadow
#

Electric vehicles are amazing

whole bear
#

Earth is torus

vocal basin
#

earthus

whole bear
primal shadow
#

No you don't make the earth flat

urban abyss
primal shadow
#

your perception of hte earth sure

#

but oyu're not doing af uckin thing to earth

whole bear
#

Torus earth

primal shadow
#

Let's not be technically wrong

#

🙂

whole bear
#

Dripping ocean water

primal shadow
#

You don't do a damn thing to the earth when you pass by it

whole bear
#

Our sun is G2V star

#

It's single star

#

7% of star are single star in our solar system

vocal basin
#

@runic island another uncommon thing about the Solar System is how the gas giants are far away from the core

#

from what I remember reading that is considered rare

#

yeah, it ended up in an uncommon state

#

also somewhat wild how it's considered that 7th and 8th planets swapped orbits historically

primal shadow
#

so NASA lies

vocal basin
#

we had mandatory astronomy classes in high school

whole bear
#

Almost all planets in the solar system had some similarities

#

Like the material compensation

#

Age

vocal basin
whole bear
#

Oldest being Jupiter

primal shadow
#

Late 90's

#

Nasa hasn't updated it's sidte?

#

lol

#

BUt they took Pluto off a few years ago?

rugged root
#

Several years ago

vocal basin
primal shadow
#

this page appeared last year

vocal basin
#

they are part of the reason why it's that way

primal shadow
#

as it was forming

whole bear
#

Russia should be declared a planet it has a bigger surface area than Pluto, if Pluto is planet!

primal shadow
#

is it earth day or something/

#

planet

#

pluto

vocal basin
#

I thought you were actually claiming NASA's description contradict what was said

#

what was said was that gas giants are farther away than they normally are

whole bear
#

It's Jupiter day

#

On this very day

#

All the dad in universe

vocal basin
#

usually they form closer

whole bear
#

Farted

#

To create Jupiter

vocal basin
#

so, yeah, it's just a non-contradiction

#

rocky planets formed closer than giants
giants formed closer than where they are now

rugged root
#

I'll hop back on when I get into the van

#

It'll be a hot minute, though

primal shadow
#

The piece says gaseous onces wouldn't form close

#

and rocky ones do

vocal basin
#

closer than they are now

#

not closer than rocky ones

primal shadow
#

The materials settled outside

#

then planets formed

#

outside

#

not close

#

and moved

#

rocky ones formed where they are

#

gaseous ones formed wher ethey are

vocal basin
#

what are you arguing against even

primal shadow
#

The gaseous ones moved outside the rocky ones

#

after formation

whole bear
#

Rogue planets are in trillion in milky way

vocal basin
primal shadow
#

Hahahhahahaa

#

Humanity surviving for the next 1000 years

#

We're speedrunning extinction

#

First all the other species, then ourselves

whole bear
#

Highly unlikely

primal shadow
vocal basin
#

the prevailing theory is that it's local-ish planet iirc

whole bear
#

As rogue planets are rogue because they can't become part of any other solar system because they need to be in the right direction with force higher than normal planet collision

vocal basin
#

not rogue because can't, rogue because currently isn't

whole bear
#

Plus in the outer solar system most planets are ice giant hence unlikely to pass the ice giant

vocal basin
#

the issues with them isn't really as much a collision

primal shadow
#

Check the link for the uber melty planets

vocal basin
#

from what I understand

primal shadow
#

Not even

vocal basin
#

more of a gravity issues

primal shadow
#

just click the link, you can see the large blobs smack each other

#

I think this is a big one

primal shadow
#

Oh yea

#

what a fun gif

#

though it does end too soon

vocal basin
#

it might be a crop of another video

primal shadow
#

The oxygen isotopes and other elements sealed into the specimens matched those of Earth rocks too precisely for the similarities to be a coincidence

#

This is a fun one, the side we see vs the side that tries to protect us

#

gets clapped by things that would otherwise hit us

#

what?

#

it 100% matters

#

one side always faces us

#

the other side always faces away

#

it 100% relevant

#

WHAT?

#

WHAT!?
!

#

No

#

one side is littered with craters

#

the other is not

#

can you not see the two sides?

#

yes

#

not craters

#

ther far side

#

all craters

#

the "marre" or hwoever they are spelled

#

do not get to form and stay

#

or is the far side non volcanic?

#

100%

#

and only the side that looks at us is

#

the "near side" is protected

#

by facing the earth

#

it's REALLY hard for something to strike the near side

#

without striking hte earth

#

whereas the far side

#

its' gonna hit the moon before the earth

#

...

vocal basin
#

Soviets after seeing the first photo of the far side: "oh, that's kind boring-looking, idk what we expected"

primal shadow
#

shit hits the earth and dies in our atmosphere most times

#

shit hits the moon and claps the moon

#

shit cannot pass through the earth to hit the face of the moon that faces us

#

therefore, the side that faces us gets clapped a lot less

vocal basin
#

for impact count

primal shadow
#

so when the moon is behind us as we go through the perseid, we're not clearing a path?

#

vs wehn the moon leads teh charge

#

it revolves around us...

#

How are there 2 positions in a revolution"

#

only 2

#

I'd think, it can be anywhere around the orbit

#

so one side always faces us

vocal basin
#

I still think the distance between the two are too big for the "shielding" and too short for "clearing" to be noticeable

primal shadow
#

and one side never faces us

vocal basin
#

maybe we should model it

vocal basin
primal shadow
#

Who needs a supercomputer

#

just ask the Ai to vibe it out for a pi to run

#

🤷 back to work I go

vocal basin
#

"on a rpi it might as well take those millions of years, may as well just wait what happens IRL instead "

whole bear
#

This simulator ain't working on laptop

vocal basin
#

@molten pewter there's a formal solution

#

it's cursed

#

and unusable

primal shadow
#

A real three body problem is when you kill 3 people and need to get rid of the bodies

vocal basin
#

it's chaotic but not chaotic enough

primal shadow
#

🌊

vocal basin
#

it's not a breakthrough, it's reliable and predictable brute-force solution

#

no, all, iirc

#

it's just unusable

#

from what I understand:
you give the formula how accurate you want the result to be
it gives you back, like, please calculate this formula up to this much million terms

#

if you try to plug regular IEEE754 floats into that formula it will obviously just inf

#

yeah, the formula can tell you how many digits you need

#

which is, again, "millions"

#

(likely it's exponential)

#

we managed to show that this thing isn't "infinitely chaotic", only exponential or whatever

#

!e

x = 0.1
for _ in range(5):
    x = 4 * x * (1 - x)
    print(x)
wise cargoBOT
vocal basin
#

this one is chaotic too

#

but more limitedly so

#

apparently "limitedly" is a real word, til

#

@molten pewter depends on the context

#

sometimes it's meaningful