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paper wolf
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look on top

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meu :3

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its basically a binary search tree

gusty oriole
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ah

paper wolf
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like what medhi did

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walking while working

gusty oriole
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okey

paper wolf
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worm

paper wolf
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mister work

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guys is my code fine?

gusty oriole
paper wolf
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its def not meu :3

ripe viper
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looks about right

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.

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just try using it

paper wolf
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its not done...

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itll just run with nothing to do

gusty oriole
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I was developped jpeg encoder in cpp

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same quality compared to mozjpeg

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Oh I once trained LLM

whole tusk
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the only good ai art i found some generate

sacred urchin
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Openai does censor, I got blocked to use Openai because I asked about the CIA and it's wrong doing

whole tusk
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lol

sacred urchin
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I'm serious

whole tusk
paper wolf
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You guys know the research where they let the ChatGPT to manage a vending machines business

whole tusk
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yea then it did somethung bad

ripe viper
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can somebody give me a link to that research?

paper wolf
ripe viper
astral coral
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I'm thinking about getting mistral for two projects and finetuning it for a) NPC ai in video games and b) as a like supplement for guys who need help dating

paper wolf
ripe viper
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yep

paper wolf
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Interesting isn't

ripe viper
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yeah

paper wolf
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Lol

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It tries to contact FBI

ripe viper
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XD

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i also found put something about my phone

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it's a USB-C cable killer

paper wolf
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The AI just surrender lmao

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Poor AI

ripe viper
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lol

paper wolf
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The phone is just a machine doing that you told it to do

ripe viper
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1 charge and the cable got this

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and charges 4 times slower

paper wolf
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Don't buy cable from temu πŸ’€

proven plover
vocal basin
proven plover
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daim that could work

cobalt vortex
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what are we doing this for?

proven plover
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ai project xD

cobalt vortex
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bruh why do when i join i only hear such dark stories 😭 πŸ’€

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not like these πŸ™

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i mean i was stuck in an elevator once that was terrifying

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like 14 to 20 min

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yeh πŸ’€

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yeh like there was no space

wise loom
cobalt vortex
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is it better working on a project in a group or alone?

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i mean in a team u could learn from others but alone it is just convenient on ur own

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i mean sometimes i am short tempered 'sometimes'

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like i dont like being bossed around

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yeh i started working in projects for building a frontend website and i was kind of the lead but it was so stressful nobody fuckin worked πŸ’€

wind raptor
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It happens so often

cobalt vortex
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yeh

sour willow
cobalt vortex
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i have interest in aerospace and computer

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is it related πŸ’€ ?

sour willow
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tomcat go brrrrrr

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aerospace and computers go very well

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but its one of the hardest jobs

cobalt vortex
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yeh lol

sour willow
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that was like 9 incidents

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and besides that same machine saved soo many lives

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as far as i know

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and no your wrong

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the issue was when the cursor would go over a certain thing (its a swedish cheese typa thing) that would happen where it would kill the person

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its not even the critical part, you'd have to work with soo many other people, and you must be knowledgeable way beyond coding

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and also no army general is gonna have a fun time with you when your the main cause of a 2 billion dollar f35 crashing

cobalt vortex
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i mean aerospace is not always about fighter jets and rockets

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i mean there is analysis stuff and drones maybe

sour willow
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high standards, high risk, overworked

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ugh

cobalt vortex
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yeh

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but i feel like it is with everything if u want to master something

sour willow
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my man tryna get into lockheed

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lmfao

whole bear
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in order to get into lockheed you must be smarter than elon musk

sour willow
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making websites is not at all close to making microwaves and is not at all close to working for boeing

whole bear
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elon just made the worlds first hypersonic jet

cobalt vortex
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it has huge industry application in drones and radar and stuff

sour willow
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If your working with an actual aerospace company your gonna work with physicians,mathematicians, engineers

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like crazy

whole bear
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"quants"

cobalt vortex
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damn thats a gr8 difference

whole bear
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there is a general consensus mathematicians are smarter than physicians

sour willow
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mach 1 above

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is also transonic

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it very much depends

cobalt vortex
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@dry jasper getting in the car while u driving seems scary πŸ’€ πŸ™

whole bear
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thats what reddit says so i have to agree

sour willow
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roblox

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lmfao

whole bear
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i had read that in order to get into the world of 'quants' math is the best major , followed by physicist, then engineer and cs

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engineer=cs

sour willow
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@dry jasper just so you realize supersonic doesnt only apply to aero

sour willow
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in fluids its linear

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in air i dont think it is

cobalt vortex
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air is a fluid

sour willow
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No, supersonic flow in air is not strictly linear. While linearized supersonic theory is used as an approximation, particularly for small perturbations, real supersonic flow is characterized by non-linear effects and shock waves. This is due to the density and pressure changes that occur as air becomes supersonic.

cobalt vortex
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anyone has any ideas that i should design in figma

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i will try

whole bear
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Linearized supersonic flow theory assumes flow perturbations are small, and propagate along Mach waves with an angle equal to the freestream Mach angle.

Shock-expansion theory relaxes this assumption a little bit by evaluating the local change in Mach angle and flow direction, moving downstream. Through shockwaves the flow angle and Mach angle will increase, and through expansion waves, the flow angle and Mach angle will decrease. Consequently, thicker bodies can be evaluated. This is still limited to thin geometries in most cases though, because for low Mach numbers and/or high deflection angles, a weak shock solution does not exist. A shock with no weak solution is often referred to as a β€œdetached” shock, which results in regions of subsonic flow. Other techniques must be used to solve flow fields with both subsonic and supersonic flow.

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which i think means its non linear

spark girder
# whole bear Linearized supersonic flow theory assumes flow perturbations are small, and prop...

I love Linearized Supersonic Flow Theory because the entire basis is "But I wanna use linear equations". I mean like yes there's more to it but the literal explanation was "The Linearized Supersonic Flow Theory assumes small perturbations to the flow, meaning the flow is only slightly perturbed from a perfect freestream. The assumption of small deviations allows the use of linear equations to describe the behavior of the flow, and perturbations are treates as traveling along Mach waves, which have a fixed angle equal to the freestream Mach angle."

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When mathematicians get lazy

whole bear
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have you heard of stochastic calculus

haughty pier
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yes, but why do you ask?

whole bear
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Stochastic calculus is used because it provides a mathematical framework for dealing with random processes and phenomena, particularly those with uncertainty or randomness.

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as a 'hopefully one day' machine learning engineer , should i learn c++ along with python

ripe viper
short owl
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thats cool - I learned something @whole bear

whole bear
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Eleven-year-old Indian-origin twins, Krish and Keira Arora, were admitted to the elite Mensa membership club of children with a combined IQ of 314. Krish was the first of the twins to be accepted after scoring 162, which is believed to be higher than Albert Einstein's estimated score of 160. here is the new elon musks of the world lol

dry jasper
whole bear
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hello freinds

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would any of you take a job working for elon musk if you had the chance

short owl
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Elon is a workaholic , and drives everybody around him crazy

marble mantle
marble mantle
whole bear
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haha

marble mantle
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so just a meaningless number

whole bear
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elon said everyone cannot go home until the work is done...they have to eat/sleep at the office 24 hours a day

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and have to work all day long

short owl
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yes

whole bear
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with no pay

marble mantle
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thats not workaholic, thats called a criminal

whole bear
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seems kinda cultish

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but he is getting stuff done

short owl
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lots of burn out - over there

whole bear
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he is doing alot of world firsts

marble mantle
wise cargoBOT
marble mantle
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just means top ^that high^ in a list

whole bear
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yeah those kids must have really good genetics

marble mantle
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f"{.5 * erfc(.5 ** .5 * ((iq - 100) / 15)):%}"

whole bear
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how can i make money

marble mantle
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find a job

whole bear
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10 euro

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what language would you write the software in

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ok

marble mantle
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java enterprise

astral coral
peak depot
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Nike

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Bike

sour willow
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waddup salt

astral coral
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I see you baby ...

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... shaking that ass

haughty pier
astral coral
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its a fatboy slim song?

astral coral
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thingy made $4.18

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omg my brain ¬¬ I'm forcing myself while stressed to do shit ¬¬

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maybe give myself an hour and not just wake up and stare at code

paper wolf
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average developer:

sonic smelt
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hello

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wassup guys

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why do some guys use just vim over intellij and pycharm?

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vim is terminal editor you wont get to use mouse right

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well, even without it, how do you guys code so fast?

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@whole bear

gloomy herald
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@haughty pierwhat u are doin

spring kraken
somber heath
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@halcyon compass πŸ‘‹

astral coral
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paper wolf
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hey opal mist your japanese sound off

somber heath
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@lost aurora πŸ‘‹

paper wolf
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your accent is too hard for japanese

somber heath
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@solar sierra πŸ‘‹

paper wolf
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uhhhhhhhh naming stuff is realy hard

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help

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wait

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this

astral coral
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temp_arg

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:L

paper wolf
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i can use base 64 name....

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lol

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hmmm

astral coral
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STOP_TOUCHING_THE_TEMP_DIAL == 0

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temp_val?

paper wolf
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lol

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what milien doing?

astral coral
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cleaning

paper wolf
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oh

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cleaning windows is hard

astral coral
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Bill Gates too Autistic too make a clean OS

paper wolf
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real

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meanwhile linux:

astral coral
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Zak too Autistic to tell the difference between too and to

paper wolf
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@somber heath i have noise?

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static noise?

astral coral
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smig

paper wolf
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sup ik

somber heath
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Like a bad connection.

paper wolf
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i dont have soldering iron

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if i do ill fix it

paper wolf
twin zinc
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was goin on?

paper wolf
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i can feel low current electrecution...

somber heath
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It doesn't sound like it's static.

paper wolf
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painful if you touch pointy part

twin zinc
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that can be taken in many ways

paper wolf
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it cant

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its hardware stuff

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both my charger and laptop

iron geyser
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@wise loom Yo ^^ i am bebou mdr

somber heath
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@wraith jetty πŸ‘‹

wise loom
iron geyser
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🀭

paper wolf
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it still have medical purpose tho

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med talk πŸ—£οΈ

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what 😭

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its ik null

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@warm trellis

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its "ik null"

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it is...

wise loom
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insert NODE next_node; at the top of find_node ?

paper wolf
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next_node will return a int...

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look on the else block

wise loom
paper wolf
wise loom
paper wolf
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its gonna get defined anyways 😭

wise loom
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huh? no, it's defined in that small scope

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you need it in the entire scope of the function, because you're using it in the while loop

paper wolf
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it same even if its inside that else block

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or not

wise loom
# paper wolf or not

as per your screenshot, next_node is only available currently inside the else branch.
if you want it available on a broader scope, define it at the beginning of the function.

paper wolf
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sus

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so else block is a local block?

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anything created inside is only available inside?

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god sake why

wise loom
turbid knoll
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hello ! i do not yet qualify lmao, will talk whenever 3 days have passed ahaha

paper wolf
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what?

turbid knoll
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i can't voice verify lol, cause i just joined ahah

paper wolf
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ohh

turbid knoll
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what r u guys up to?

paper wolf
paper wolf
turbid knoll
paper wolf
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currently no topic

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open one :D

turbid knoll
paper wolf
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well its a terminal

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and it has that option by default

turbid knoll
paper wolf
turbid knoll
paper wolf
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cus int& need declaration

turbid knoll
paper wolf
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its againts a RNG tho...

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but sure

turbid knoll
paper wolf
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i mean by rng is random number generator

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what guys doing?

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!source @worthy timber

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wait

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!resources

wise cargoBOT
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Resources

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

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Resources

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

paper wolf
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me???

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im not understanding lmao

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i ping you cus you where murmuring that you want resources to learn stuff

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import god
paper wolf
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dont mean it literally

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ill sugges learn web development first

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true

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the first impression is kinda the hardest part

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especialy for those who dont have good looks

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i cant relax with my c++ school project

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πŸ₯²

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uhhhhh english please...

lethal shell
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quack

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quack

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quack

dry jasper
somber heath
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lethal shell
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Quack

somber heath
lethal shell
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Im a duck

somber heath
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No, explain.

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Are you bored?

lethal shell
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mhm

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also my parents never gave me attention

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@astral coral quack

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@dry jasper Quack

astral coral
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O.O

lethal shell
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o.o

rugged root
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I am here but no speaky

lethal shell
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we sp[eak in a different language

rugged root
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Partial Hem

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Pseudo Hem, if you will

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If you had socks made from crocodile skin, would they be sockodiles?

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@peak depot At least it got done

lethal shell
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ahh cutting onions make me cry...

rugged root
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@dry jasper "And I just can't hide it"

rugged root
lethal shell
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Quack

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@astral coral I saw your pfp was kinda cute can you be my husband uwu?

rugged root
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@dry jasper

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Keep it in DMs

astral coral
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I really can't think off a witty come back XD

rugged root
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"Sharing"

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Just call it what it is, it's piracy

lethal shell
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ahhh Whitty

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hes using english premium

rugged root
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Nor mine

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Not since.... the incident

rugged root
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Damnit Gary

dry jasper
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dammit car

rugged root
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I hear what I want to hear

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Nice

copper adder
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damet garm

rugged root
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Ah okay

copper adder
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Ψ―Ω…Ψͺ Ϊ―Ψ±Ω…

rugged root
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Neat

dry jasper
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rugged root
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I farded

lethal shell
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what is going on?

dry jasper
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@copper adder

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rugged root
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I have no idea. I'm having my second monster

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I'm going to regret many things

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@worthy timber You're really quiet

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No no no

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Monster energy drink

somber heath
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Olympus Monsters. πŸŒ• πŸ‘Ύ

rugged root
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So is it all just based on context clues at that point?

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@astral coral Did Chris go ahead and restore your video perms?

astral coral
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yeeeeeee

rugged root
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Good

astral coral
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thank you

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I explained the situation

rugged root
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@short spruce Please do not attempt to purchase or rent other accounts

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It's highly against their terms of service

copper adder
rugged root
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In fairness Shakespeare makes little sense now as it is

dry jasper
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Madar (madar) to nafase man hasti
Az shadegie hamishe berakhsi
Hich sani nemitooneh jaaye toro war dare
Ino mikhunam ke khodaham bavar kone
Madar (madar) to nafase man hasti
Az shadegie hamishe berakhsi
Hich sani nemitooneh jaaye toro war dare
Ino mikhunam ke khodaham bavar kone

rugged root
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@copper adder We're getting background noise from you

copper adder
rugged root
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Can you mute when you're not talking, Ali? We're just getting a lot of background noise

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All good

dry jasper
rugged root
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Everywhere in the world is locking things down again

lethal shell
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ehh political wars

rugged root
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The pendulum is swinging back to the right

lethal shell
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best commedy ever

rugged root
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@primal shadow Sup

dry jasper
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mir geht es gut

primal shadow
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hello

rugged root
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Near gate is scoot

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Oh

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Damn it, you typed it before I could

lethal shell
rugged root
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Same

lethal shell
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heh

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Quack

chilly obsidian
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yo chat whats a bfs

rugged root
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better file system

chilly obsidian
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i mean

rugged root
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I have no idea then

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Central Processing Unit

lethal shell
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the fuck was that?

rugged root
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What was what

somber heath
chilly obsidian
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how does that work

rugged root
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And if German doesn't have a word for it, it'll slam all the words together until it has one

primal shadow
rugged root
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We have that in English as well

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What is a hard drive or solid state drive in German?

lethal shell
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@astral coral what was that you doing there?

rugged root
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I still don't know what nvme stands for

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Never checked

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That sounds right

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No that sounds accurate

primal shadow
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Non-Volatile Memory Express

astral coral
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something stupid I'm working on

rugged root
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Ah right, Express in this case being PCI-E

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Since it uses the same connection I think

primal shadow
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NVMe (Non-Volatile Memory Express)

rugged root
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Oh right, PCIe

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Which is express in that context as well

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Spanish is neat

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I should have paid more attention to it in high school

somber heath
rugged root
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"The most spoken if you ignore the actually most spoken language"

lethal shell
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oh I like stupid πŸ™‚

rugged root
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As a second language, got it

chilly obsidian
astral coral
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its a simple trading bot

primal shadow
rugged root
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Do you have actual money in there or is it just doing mock exchanges for now?

astral coral
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mock :L

vocal basin
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as second language

rugged root
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Good

astral coral
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yeah no fuck that

rugged root
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Huh

lethal shell
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I am working on my pasta

rugged root
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English makes sense

lethal shell
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πŸ‘Œ

vocal basin
lethal shell
rugged root
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We were only caring about second language

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Interesting that they exclude creole

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Oh okay that makes sense, I forgot it's a combined english and french lang

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@dry jasper If we go by what you said as a second language, French crushes, yeah

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Which nation?

lethal shell
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@dry jasper πŸ™

rugged root
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Ascension?

vocal basin
rugged root
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@peak depot I was thinking the same thing

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"Kool-Aid anyone?"

somber heath
# chilly obsidian explain poorly with non-programmer language

Depth first search adds to the right and pops from the right. Breath first adds to the right and pops from the left.

Adding to the stack indicates a discovered node to be processed. Popping from the stack involves also checking that node.

As nodes are processed, its reviewed neighbors are added to the stack. If a node path is exhausted/is a dead end, it is discarded and the next node in the stack is popped.

chilly obsidian
somber heath
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The point is, breadth first and depth first are the same algorithm with one small difference between them.

vocal basin
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.xkcd 2407

viscid lagoonBOT
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A death-first search is when you lose your keys and travel to the depths of hell to find them, and then if they're not there you start checking your coat pockets.

candid spire
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Christianity itself has so many sects in the US that it's difficult to use it in a political way without losing one side.
Maybe this could be the reason behind little to no christian radicalism

chilly obsidian
vocal basin
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also isn't bfs a big file scanner on ᴜɴΙͺx or whatever

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okay, bsd, thankfully, doesn't have that stand for that

chilly obsidian
somber heath
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@hexed timber πŸ‘‹

vocal basin
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@dry jasper android

copper adder
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java,kotlin

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swift for ios

vocal basin
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maybe I should visit the island it's named after

copper adder
vocal basin
vocal basin
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what a horrifying URL

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tf I'm looking at

chilly obsidian
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anyone got yt links for indian coders teaching stuffs

chilly obsidian
vocal basin
# chilly obsidian anyone got yt links for indian coders teaching stuffs

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candid spire
vocal basin
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Venkat Subramaniam is a great speaker

chilly obsidian
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thanks

chilly obsidian
candid spire
vocal basin
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@gentle flint vibe jira

chilly obsidian
lethal shell
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Quack

candid spire
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He does have an english channel as well ig

chilly obsidian
vocal basin
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@peak depot "angry sun that's about to melt everything off the face of the Earth" type of sunny

candid spire
lethal shell
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why? @chilly obsidian

candid spire
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@chilly obsidian Telusko would be best if you like to learn in english.

vocal basin
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focused on "teaching" Python

chilly obsidian
candid spire
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Yes

chilly obsidian
lethal shell
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ah...

chilly obsidian
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i love the way they call their students

copper adder
candid spire
chilly obsidian
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+1 guy invited to my marriage.

vocal basin
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the what just released

candid spire
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I got Chinese, Vietnamese channel as well would you like to learn from them?

chilly obsidian
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my my.... cant imagine what its gonna be like in my marriage.... full of dsalgo experts

candid spire
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Nvm

vocal basin
chilly obsidian
vocal basin
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well, kind of expected

candid spire
vocal basin
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pythonistrash

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or one of the channels reuploading his videos

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I have no idea what platform the original is on

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well, to be more precise, he is not really parodying tutorials

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more of his own cursed niche

chilly obsidian
vocal basin
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I don't actually remember him ever hating on the language

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just a channel name

rugged root
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Dude, I've had two Monster energy drinks and I'm still tired

chilly obsidian
rugged root
#

I'm in a first story building

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Wouldn't really do much

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HA, no I didn't know that

vocal basin
rugged root
#

Don't die

candid spire
rugged root
#

Back in a sec

chilly obsidian
copper adder
#

I'm bored. I want to do something.
somebody have any idea?

candid spire
#

@chilly obsidian
Here is the name of the creator :-
Naomi Wu

#

Lol

chilly obsidian
#

wait nvm no thank you

#

gotta delete my history

copper adder
#

Animmo you'r here? @dry jasper

dry jasper
candid spire
#

@chilly obsidian If you do have access to bilibili, use it.
You will find many folks over there!

chilly obsidian
#

i think i deserve a ban

copper adder
candid spire
copper adder
gentle flint
copper adder
candid spire
#

English is difficult

copper adder
#

give it to me if you don't want it? @gentle flint

gentle flint
#

A brownie or broonie (Scots), also known as a brΓΉnaidh or gruagach (Scottish Gaelic), is a household spirit or hobgoblin from Scottish folklore that is said to come out at night while the owners of the house are asleep and perform various chores and farming tasks. The human owners of the house must leave a bowl of milk or cream or some other of...

chilly obsidian
#

thats sick ngl

vocal basin
#

@haughty pier @gentle flint "true sysadmins use ed"

haughty pier
vocal basin
#

"you should start a pycharm dev container each time, mounting your config dir into it"

#

I've had to debug software on Astra Linux before

#

such a pile of garbage

#

Astra Linux containers running on Astra Linux host
why would you ever

haughty pier
lethal shell
#

is github a some sort of church?

vocal basin
#

Astra seems to be Debian-based

vocal basin
amber raptor
vocal basin
#

✨ written in Rust ✨

#

underlying tech is interesting

#

oh wait no

#

Go

#

I'm confusing with something else

#

TiKV

#

TiKV is in Rust

#

@rugged root you can extend postgres with a mongo interface

#

DocumentDB/FerretDB

wind raptor
#

Hey @midnight agate πŸ‘‹

#

How are you doing?

#

Good here. Just pinning resumes to telephone poles at this point

#

I'm not even getting rejections

#

They just don't respond at all

wise cargoBOT
#

Cargo.lock line 4125

name = "miow"```
vocal basin
#

meow

#

oh, wow, I did guess correctly that it's Windows

#

πŸš€

#

I think I know of TiKV because of Raft

#

oh, I see someone's trying to pretend they're smart because they've watched that one Australian youtuber before

vocal basin
#

@haughty pier do you know who Kovalchuki are?

#

mispinged Bisk

vocal basin
#

Kovalchuk and other Kovalchuk

#

there are multiple

#

it's surprising how few people even know about them

#

like inside Russia too

haughty pier
hallow flame
#

@haughty pier what's a good python API

vocal basin
hallow flame
#

for AI

#

@haughty pier would you use NIXOS if it was developed in Python?

haughty pier
#

What is Vranyo?

Vranyo plays an important role in defining the relationship between the Russian people and their state. The best way to understand vranyo is to contrast it with another Russian term, lozh. Both lozh and vranyo translate as β€œfalsehood,” but there is a meaningful distinction. Lozh is a genuine lie: one party says something recognisably false while expecting to be believed. Vranyo, by contrast, describes a story told that both sides know is untrue but nonetheless is responded to as if it were the truth. In Part Four of Dostoyevsky’s The Idiot, General Ardalyon Ivolgin spins Prince Lev Nikolayevich Myshkin a tale claiming to have convinced Napoleon to retreat from Moscow. Myshkin knows the story is false and Ivolgin is likely aware of this fact, yet Ivolgin tells it with a straight face and Mishkin smiles and plays along.

vocal basin
#

o is stressed in that word, not a

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@peak depot and used as an internal spying mechanism

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that's how current patriarch got enough influence to reach his current position, in part

hallow flame
#

@haughty pier can you answer my question bro?

haughty pier
hallow flame
#

wrong answer

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damn

#

trolled again

#

I need to talk more

#

@haughty pier

#

did you get a new job yet

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one that actually pays enough money for you to buy a car

#

and fix your calve problem

haughty pier
vocal basin
hallow flame
#

when I get voice perms, do I get video perms?

vocal basin
#

no

hallow flame
#

does @haughty pier have video perms?

#

like his camera?

#

blessed

#

we are saved

#

mods dun did a gooder again

#

Aaron likes smelling shoes

vocal basin
#

!rule 4

wise cargoBOT
#

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

hallow flame
vocal basin
#

for some reason google translate thinks that says Arron not Aaron

hallow flame
#

it's transliterated

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for funnies

#

it makes more sense in Yiddish

#

google translate isn't very good with Yiddish and Hebrew

vocal basin
#

@haughty pier there was a non-English sentence

hallow flame
#

I still don't have enough messages

#

is there a Ruby role on this server?

haughty pier
#

it's verboten to even think of it

hallow flame
haughty pier
#

do you still have that video?

haughty pier
#

no, you weren't supposed that online

#

!!!

hallow flame
#

how am I ever to get to 50 messages? πŸ₯Ί

#

does Python still have a GIL?

haughty pier
#

we de-GIL'd it

hallow flame
#

r u sure?

#

I don't believe you

vocal basin
#

!e ;

wise cargoBOT
# vocal basin !e ;

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

001 |   File "/home/main.py", line 1
002 |     ;
003 |     ^
004 | SyntaxError: invalid syntax
vocal basin
#

3.13t

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free-threaded

hallow flame
#

I forgot... can you run multiple pythons with 1 CPU core (non-hyper threaded)?

#

like can they just pagae allocate different page tables?

vocal basin
#

you can run more python interpreters than you have CPU cores

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like any other process

hallow flame
#

ok so...

vocal basin
#

it's a OS's thing to worry about

hallow flame
#

if I have 1 CPU core with no threading... I can run them as green threads then?

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ok

#

so we no longer need @haughty pier at his job

#

we can let him go now

vocal basin
#

or threads

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if you only have one processor core, GIL won't slow you down

hallow flame
vocal basin
#

!source eval

wise cargoBOT
#
Command: eval

Run Python code and get the results.

Source Code
vocal basin
#

there

hallow flame
#

!e;

wise cargoBOT
#
Did you mean...

Β» enumerate
Β» exit()
Β» environments
Β» envs
Β» empty-json
Β» for-else
Β» except
Β» equals-true
Β» on-message-event

hallow flame
#

!e ;

wise cargoBOT
# hallow flame !e ;

:x: Your 3.14 pre-release eval job has completed with return code 1.

001 |   File "/home/main.py", line 1
002 |     ;
003 |     ^
004 | SyntaxError: invalid syntax
vocal basin
#

Python doesn't have true green threads, it has coroutines, GIL-restricted OS threads and multiprocessing (multiple interpreters)

hallow flame
#

so Aaron and I plan to make an AI to help us generate money so we can retire

hallow flame
#

interesting

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I'm not surprised that Aaron Hall would mislead

vocal basin
#

you need to compile CPython with certain flags to remove GIL

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it's now a compilation option

vocal basin
#

Go, Lua, Java

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some other languages

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Rust pre-1.0

haughty pier
hallow flame
#

how many bits does it take to store a 32 bit number in python?

vocal basin
#

a lot

vocal basin
hallow flame
#

this is bad

hallow flame
vocal basin
#

!e

import sys
x = 0
for _ in range(101): x += 99
# hopefully by now x is not interned
print(sys.getsizeof(x))
wise cargoBOT
vocal basin
#

times 8

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!d sys.getsizeof

wise cargoBOT
#

sys.getsizeof(object[, default])```
Return the size of an object in bytes. The object can be any type of object. All built-in objects will return correct results, but this does not have to hold true for third-party extensions as it is implementation specific.

Only the memory consumption directly attributed to the object is accounted for, not the memory consumption of objects it refers to.

If given, *default* will be returned if the object does not provide means to retrieve the size. Otherwise a [`TypeError`](https://docs.python.org/3/library/exceptions.html#TypeError) will be raised...
vocal basin
#

@peak depot aren't they all fake

#

the birds
they're all spy drones

#

compulsive nix condition:
a need to talk about how you've just upgraded nixos every five minutes

#

Ruby's exception handling used to be exceptionally slow compared to Python

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thanks Rails for 400ms compute per request

#

πŸš€

#

!d os.fork

wise cargoBOT
#

os.fork()```
Fork a child process. Return `0` in the child and the child’s process id in the parent. If an error occurs [`OSError`](https://docs.python.org/3/library/exceptions.html#OSError) is raised.

Note that some platforms including FreeBSD <= 6.3 and Cygwin have known issues when using `fork()` from a thread.

Raises an [auditing event](https://docs.python.org/3/library/sys.html#auditing) `os.fork` with no arguments...
vocal basin
#

eh

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@haughty pier not really, multiprocessing spawns processes a bit more independently

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not really fork

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!d concurrent.futures.ProcessPoolExecutor

wise cargoBOT
#

class concurrent.futures.ProcessPoolExecutor(max_workers=None, mp_context=None, initializer=None, initargs=(), max_tasks_per_child=None)```
An [`Executor`](https://docs.python.org/3/library/concurrent.futures.html#concurrent.futures.Executor) subclass that executes calls asynchronously using a pool of at most *max\_workers* processes. If *max\_workers* is `None` or not given, it will default to [`os.process_cpu_count()`](https://docs.python.org/3/library/os.html#os.process_cpu_count). If *max\_workers* is less than or equal to `0`, then a [`ValueError`](https://docs.python.org/3/library/exceptions.html#ValueError) will be raised. On Windows, *max\_workers* must be less than or equal to `61`. If it is not then [`ValueError`](https://docs.python.org/3/library/exceptions.html#ValueError) will be raised. If *max\_workers* is `None`, then the default chosen will be at most `61`, even if more processors are available. *mp\_context* can be a [`multiprocessing`](https://docs.python.org/3/library/multiprocessing.html#module-multiprocessing) context or `None`. It will be used to launch the workers. If *mp\_context* is `None` or not given, the default [`multiprocessing`](https://docs.python.org/3/library/multiprocessing.html#module-multiprocessing) context is used. See [Contexts and start methods](https://docs.python.org/3/library/multiprocessing.html#multiprocessing-start-methods).
vocal basin
#

this

#
  • asyncio
  • threading+queue
  • multiprocessing
#

you almost certainly need asyncio

#

whatever else you're doing, asyncio is the easiest orchestration mechanism

#

it interoperates with the other two

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@hallow flame queues usually

#

the best mechanism

haughty pier
vocal basin
#

asyncio is for IO-bound tasks and orchestrating concurrency in general

#

!d asyncio.loop.run_in_executor

wise cargoBOT
#

awaitable loop.run_in_executor(executor, func, *args)```
Arrange for *func* to be called in the specified executor.

The *executor* argument should be an [`concurrent.futures.Executor`](https://docs.python.org/3/library/concurrent.futures.html#concurrent.futures.Executor) instance. The default executor is used if *executor* is `None`. The default executor can be set by [`loop.set_default_executor()`](https://docs.python.org/3/library/asyncio-eventloop.html#asyncio.loop.set_default_executor), otherwise, a [`concurrent.futures.ThreadPoolExecutor`](https://docs.python.org/3/library/concurrent.futures.html#concurrent.futures.ThreadPoolExecutor) will be lazy-initialized and used by [`run_in_executor()`](https://docs.python.org/3/library/asyncio-eventloop.html#asyncio.loop.run_in_executor) if needed.

Example:
vocal basin
#

^ this is how you combine asyncio with concurrent.futures

#

yeah, for IO like moving, definitely asyncio

#

also consider using a proper controller+workers thing where you can just spin up more processes when needed that can take work via ZeroMQ or whatever else

#

@hallow flame have you measured whether you're hitting 100% core usage?

#

this is the first thing you must do

#

do not do anything before you measure

#

optimisation without measurement is pure guesswork

#

stream data if possible

#

@hallow flame that's reading the whole, not opening

#

you don't need to read the whole file to operate on it

#

!d mmap

wise cargoBOT
#

Availability: not WASI.

This module does not work or is not available on WebAssembly. See WebAssembly platforms for more information.

Memory-mapped file objects behave like both bytearray and like file objects. You can use mmap objects in most places where bytearray are expected; for example, you can use the re module to search through a memory-mapped file. You can also change a single byte by doing obj[index] = 97, or change a subsequence by assigning to a slice: obj[i1:i2] = b'...'. You can also read and write data starting at the current file position, and seek() through the file to different positions.

vocal basin
#

if you want to go the funny route

vocal basin
# wise cargo

this looks as if you've read the whole file into a bytearray object

#

but

#

it doesn't take up ram

#

@hallow flame how are you taking lines?

#

for line in file?

#

iterating not indexing in that case

#

you must not use file.lines() or whatever it's called

#

are you processing the file in any way?

#

okay, first thing: stop reading the whole file into memory

vocal basin
#

open it

#

don't .read it

#

no

#

it doesn't

#

!e

with open(__file__) as file:
    for i, line in enumerate(file):
        print(i, line)
wise cargoBOT
vocal basin
#

what you described before sounded like you're doing list(file)

#

aaaa

#

something broke

#

!e

from itertools import batched
from subprocess import check_output

with open(__file__) as file:
    for i, lines in enumerate(batched(file, n=2)):
        with open(f"out_{i}.txt", "w") as out:
            for line in lines:
                out.write(line)
wise cargoBOT
vocal basin
#

oh look

vocal basin
#

wdym less sophisticated

vocal basin
#

ignore the subprocess part

#

I forgot to remove it

#

* she not he

vocal basin
#

also I'm no longer in those servers

vocal basin
#

it also has by-size splitting

#

(the command)

#

and, if you need that to run in a cluster, just use Manta

whole bear
#

Okey

haughty pier
vocal basin
#

also consider using AWK

scarlet halo
vocal basin
#

if split isn't flexible enough

scarlet halo
#

47ms

vocal basin
# scarlet halo

@hallow flame remember how a few minutes ago you talked about vim taking somewhat longer than that to start

scarlet halo
#

@haughty pier i use arch btw 😎

vocal basin
#

just different variants of wrong

#

we all know what the right OS is

scarlet halo
#

haha

vocal basin
#

abacus 20BC.04

ripe viper
#

do you fear technology's yes answer should be windows

vocal basin
#

ed

#

maybe ed can handle it

scarlet halo
#

-# act like i never said anything

noble mulch
#

H8

vocal basin
noble mulch
#

Hi

vocal basin
#

I'm currently using Windows unfortunately

#

and Ubuntu

#

and Ubuntu (another)

#

and openSUSE

#

and microOS

#

and Alpine

#

I think that's all?

#

not counting phones

#

only Windows and openSUSE are non-server ones there

ripe viper
#

mine are macos, macos, macos, macos, windows, Debian, arch

vocal basin
#

very based to only capitalise Debian

#

clearly superior

ripe viper
#

auto correct

#

oh and also another Debian as a server

scarlet halo
#

nice gift cart bro 😭

ripe viper
#

15 dollars steam card

#

nice

scarlet halo
#

it was $50

ripe viper
#

oh

scarlet halo
#

even better πŸ€‘

dry jasper
scarlet halo
#

animmo hop in vc rn

#

or else

#

-# jokingggg

#

bahaha

#

how do 2 people in the span of 9 minutes get hacked 😭

#

and send in the same channel?

marble pendant
#

hello, good morning

#

i need help with sumthing python related and i wondered if i could ask here)?

scarlet halo
marble pendant
#

yes

#

actually

#

however i cannot screen share on the call because i am a new user on the server

#

so uuh

#

yeah @scarlet halo

scarlet halo
#

yea

#

you can share screenshots and recordings here though

#

but i dont think that'll be necessary

#

so, whats up?

marble pendant
#

oh wait i can do something smarter tho

#

i can just send the file

scarlet halo
#

that works too

marble pendant
wise cargoBOT
scarlet halo
#

eh whatever

#

what's the issue?

marble pendant
#

the problem is that when i try to select the third option

#

in quintil selection

#

it still sums up the quintil bonus var

#

instead of not summing it up

scarlet halo
#

line 38 should have some code under it. shouldn't it?

marble pendant
#

actually idk, i was trying to do it without the elif line but uuuh

#

the issue was pretty much the same

scarlet halo
#

interesting that you're using sets instead of lists in the while loops.

#

doesnt mean anything but just a little interesting...

#

anyways

#

oh.

#

i found the issue!

#

you see here:

# quintil_bonus
if quintil_choice == "1" or "2":
    print("applying bonus")
    total_payment += quintil_bonus
#

python (and most other languages, i think) treat or as a completely new statement. so its saying (quintil_choice == "1") OR ("2") and "2" gets converted into a boolean (to check if the if block should be executed) and any string that isnt "" becomes true

#

so basically this just means your if statement is always true

marble pendant
#

so i have to change the or for an and?

scarlet halo
#

what you want to do instead is ```py
if quintil_choice in {"1","2"}:

marble pendant
#

oh

scarlet halo
#

that was a very subtle detail. im surprised i caught up on that lmao

marble pendant
#

damn

#

thanks dude

scarlet halo
#

no problem πŸ‘

#

im glad to have helped you :D

marble pendant
#

ok so let me get it straight once again so i dont forget

#

what "OR" did was to make the number 2 a boolean

scarlet halo
#

not really.

#

if statements can be true, or false

#

or means if this or this is true then execute, if one is false, then no biggie

#

and means if this and that is true then execute, if one is false, then dont execute

#

in your code you could do

if quintil_choice == "1" or quintil_choice == "2":

but that makes you repeat yourself

#

which isnt the best

#

oh yeah, if statements need booleans so thats why the "2" was true

#

do you understand?

marble pendant
#

yeah

#

so the {} its to not make me repeat myself

#

and plus

#

it looks cooler

scarlet halo
#

yeah pretty much

marble pendant
#

if quintil _choice in {1,2}:

scarlet halo
#

{} is a set when using {1,2,3} but a dictionary when using {"one":1,"two":2}

scarlet halo
marble pendant
#

actually that helps a lot

#

because if i wanna write with normal words i can use a diccionary

scarlet halo
#

sets are like lists, but elements cant be the same as another.

#

yes

marble pendant
#

could i see an example?

scarlet halo
#

yeah you want a screenshare? or...?

marble pendant
#

because i am pretty much not sure of how my implementation will result

marble pendant
#

maybe on text?

marble pendant
#

however, what about the selection part?

scarlet halo
#

you dont need that here

marble pendant
#

oh

#

a test exercise

#

btw ill be back in a bit

scarlet halo
#

okie

marble pendant
#

alright

#

bacc

scarlet halo
#

welcome back

marble pendant
#

the code works fine, still different than my original plan

#

originally i wanted it to be more word based

#

like more direct

#

instead of 2 and 1's, the actual words

#

however this was truncated by my own implementation

#

and i have the test in like 2 days so

scarlet halo
#

ohhh

#

yeah i got you

#

uhh

#

you want me to just feed you code or walk you through it?

marble pendant
#

walk me through it

#

i want to understand it

scarlet halo
#

i wasnt going to give you a choice lmao, i'd walk you through it anyways lmao

marble pendant
#

lmao

scarlet halo
#

✨ illusion of free choice ✨

marble pendant
#

ah yes, you used an if statement not properly written on me

scarlet halo
#

haha yeah

#

wait give me your code

marble pendant
#

btw logo_vim rulez

scarlet halo
#

it does

#

you using it rn?

marble pendant
#

yes

scarlet halo
#

same

marble pendant
#

i actually use Nvim for the whole plugins and stuff

scarlet halo
#

yeah same

marble pendant
#

gentoo linux user here, guilty of charge

scarlet halo
#

my neovim starts in like 50ms

marble pendant
#

huh

#

that's cool

scarlet halo
#

yeah

#

okay anyways lets get back to problem solving

#

code please, gonna need to see what im teaching

marble pendant
#

okay, you are gonna see my og code

#

and you are going to see something horrible

scarlet halo
#

i can almost guarantee you ive seen and written worse

marble pendant
#
#Ejercicio 1
#Recordatorio: Los Quintiles son grupos,solo hay 3
print( str(1), '\n' , str(2) , '\n' , str(3), )
print('Seleccione Su Quintil')
#la gente entre el quintil 1 o 2 recibe un bono de 60 mil pesos
#la gente mayor a cierta edad: en este caso a 65, recibe un bono de 40 mil pesos extra
seleccion=int(input())
if seleccion == 1 or 2:
print(' ahora seleccione su condicion de empleo', '\n', '[Empleado?]', '\n', 'o' , '\n' , '[Desempleado?]')
 empleo=str(input())
if empleo == 'Empleado' or 'empleado' or 'EMPLEADO': 
 print("ahora ingrese su edad:")
 edad=(input())
if edad > '65' :
subsidio_final = (280000 + 40000 + 60000)
print('Su subsidio de arriendo es', subsidio_final)
if edad < '65' :
subsidio_final = (280000 + 60000) 
print('Su subsidio de arriendo es', subsidio_final)
if empleo == 'Desempleado' or 'DESEMPLEADO' or 'desempleado':
 print("ahora ingrese su edad:")
 edad=(input())
 if edad > '65' :
subsidio_final = (350000 + 40000 + 60000)
print('Su subsidio de arriendo es', subsidio_final) 
 elif edad < '65' :
subsidio_final = (350000 + 60000) 
print('Su subsidio de arriendo es', subsidio_final) 
#me tomΓ³ un coco y medio pero logrΓ© hacer que esta cosa funcione luego de como una hora, siento la deshonra en mis pelos de los brazos -Jose 
Silva 

#

this is the original code, the one before it was interviened by part of the python comunnity

scarlet halo
#

would be nice if i could read whatever language this is

marble pendant
#

spanish

scarlet halo
#

give me the new code 😭 i cant do this

marble pendant
#

told ya

wise cargoBOT
scarlet halo
#

jeez how many people get hacked per hour

#

in this server

#

and more importantly how do you fall for it

#

anyways

marble pendant
#

steam is good, but they would never gift ya something

#

unless it is on an official platform

scarlet halo
#

wait what is quintil?

marble pendant
#

oh something the teacher asked

#

its on spanish

marble pendant
scarlet halo
scarlet halo
#

im listening to toby fox rn

#

not once upon a time

#

but its the UT sountrack

marble pendant
#

What about ND?

#

NutDealer

scarlet halo
#

πŸ’€

iron geyser
#

πŸ‘€

scarlet halo
#

okay Megalo

marble pendant
#

yes

karmic rain
marble pendant
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that's all

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!paste

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scarlet halo
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here is the full code

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ill explain dw

marble pendant
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like the re-structure

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looks good

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so what i did is, add some constant strings (values that will never change, usually marked with CAPS) which hold the input prompts. also two dictionaries containing "strings":numbers. then check if the input is in the corresponding dictionary, if it is then okay. if not then ask again (like it was doing before)