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Looks like AGPL 3.0
never heard of that
This agent. How exactly is it supposed to be installed?
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there is the instructions depending on the distro
you wget the repo and put it in apt list sources if you're on ubuntu
then update and install with apt
you configure the zabbix config on the client to point it to the server then setup the IP or hostname on the server
Awesome π
@smoky comet π
i cant talk cuz i have no permission :(
!voice
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i see
@vagrant pecan π
Hi
!voice
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Remember I tried to verify my self
Says im not hwre more then 10 mins
Ues
We're u excited when u got verified to talk?
Wow
Thats not fair
Well take my feedback its not good
Aha
I mean I prefer the voice instead of the words
π¦
Yes talking alot has its bad as well
Lol
I might just become a voice tester and call it quits
Texter
Dont get me wrong I support it π―
Yeah I mean who is going to wait that long
Lol
Only a person who wanted to learn
I done my first 9
Let me back later to another 9 min
@somber heath
@somber heath
@somber heath
i wan halp
bro wait
I just learned the basics of coding, but Iβm not sure what to do next. Iβd really appreciate it if you could give me some advice or suggest what I should focus on now.
@somber heath
@somber heath
@somber heath
hhhhhhhhhhhh
my bad
thats make sens
yeah yeah ok
thanks bro
Spamming opals name wont help anyone. Voicechats are mainly off topic and there are help channels for helping. #1035199133436354600 for example
i already have voice chat
but i have 14 day band
thanks bro @somber heath
@daring totem π
I don't have speaking perms. so adios
You're welcome to still hang out with us and listen. You can type text.
no thanks
Hey
!voice
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it's so much more fun when they're howling in protest as you drag them off to have an adventure
@faint raft π
Hi
@somber heath https://www.thefreedictionary.com/whift
does anyone of you have a good backend project in flask, I'm switching to python!
meow
hi
Hi, guys.
hello
@naive hedge @native finch π
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@tacit crane are you guys talking about feelancing? or a startup?
@winter bane do you have any particular goal with ai?
wsg
hi
what's a non conductive headset ?
@tender hamlet π
Bone conductive.
Sits outside of the ears but resting on the head where the bone is close to the skin.
@vital crown π
π
HEY SAKET
hi @vital crown
DO U KNOW ABOUT THE CODE JAM ??
yes i know
CAN U TELLL ME ABOUT IT BRO I WANNA DO IT
i have no experience with it actually

I haven't played Space Engineers in quite a while
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That's the headset I use now
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JDSL
@last ermine btw, do be aware that stating that you want to record people in VC will actually get you voice banned
there have been precedents
what are you even talking about
Its a good game
just over 500 hours spent on it
Python everywhere
what's up?
@inland thicket keeps channel hopping to troll us
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that one game that recruits kids into the army π
iirc
or not
I have no fucking clue anymore
but
there is such game
yes i have heared about that
i wanted to check it out
its starts but i cant fly π¦
i think you need a controller for it, while it shows the keyboard buttons in the settings
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@dry jasper all the time
mostly that rather than normal non-continuations
like a persistent other universe
seems to be 21th of September;
meanwhile what's currently happening is Code Jam
Of course as soon as I get back to my phone you leave. Whoever you were.
@primal shadow your mic is working ποΈ
But I can't talk, because of the 9 active blocks.
Yhea.
There is this rule.
I need to be active for at least 9 blocks of 10 minutes each, in order to be able to open my mic.
Can you share the code?
What's happening when you Run this code?
how do i get voice verified?
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holy s, this escalated quickly
School doesnt hold records after a couple years
by law they have to destroy records.
differed by state.
Also, not to mention; that the federal goverment only supports schools, AND pulls records for beneficiaries. that may need assistance.
Have you pressed the button?
What criteria have you yet unfulfilled?
I already get that in my life
And wouldn't want to here as well
:/
I finally passed
@urban abyss the convo has moved onto talking about GUI frameworks
Woooooooot
Now leave voice chat and rejoin.
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Pyright is the type-checker part of pylance
@tough adder It's not causing any issues, but your mic looks like it's stuck open.
Leave it alone or don't. You're good either way.
@unique wyvern no flags
another thing I noticed: timer start is a bit off, it should be the first click not game (re)start
import tkinter as tk
from tkinter import ttk
window = tk.Tk()
window.title("Stock Simulator")
window.geometry('1280x600')
window.iconbitmap(r"C:\Users\maxka\MissionBit\StockSimulator\Assets\MB.ico")
background = tk.Frame(window, highlightthickness=2, highlightbackground="black", bg="grey")
background.pack(fill='both', expand=True)
graphFrame = tk.Frame(window, highlightthickness=2, highlightbackground="black", bg="white")
graphFrame.place(relx=0.3, rely=0.06, relwidth=0.69, relheight=0.9)
label = tk.Label(graphFrame, text="Money", font=("Vast Regular", 14))
label.place(relx=0.02, rely=0.06, relwidth=0.27, relheight=0.17)
buy_button_border = tk.Frame(window, highlightthickness=2, highlightbackground="black", bg="#D9FF00")
buy_button_border.place(relx=0.02, rely=0.06, relwidth=0.27, relheight=0.17)
buy_button = tk.Button(buy_button_border, text="Buy", bg='green', font=("Vast Regular", 14))
buy_button.pack(fill="both", expand=True)
sell_button_border = tk.Frame(window, highlightthickness=2, highlightbackground="black", bg="white")
sell_button_border.place(relx=0.02, rely=0.26, relwidth=0.27, relheight=0.17)
sell_button = tk.Button(sell_button_border, text="Sell", bg='red', font=("Vast Regular", 14))
sell_button.pack(fill="both", expand=True)
option_button_border = tk.Frame(window, highlightthickness=2, highlightbackground="black", bg="white")
option_button_border.place(relx=0.02, rely=0.46, relwidth=0.27, relheight=0.30)
option_button = tk.Button(option_button_border, text="Option", bg="#FF8EF6", font=("Vast Regular", 14))
option_button.pack(fill="both", expand=True)
option_button_border = tk.Frame(window, highlightthickness=2, highlightbackground="black", bg="white")
option_button_border.place(relx=0.02, rely=0.79, relwidth=0.27, relheight=0.17)
option_button = tk.Button(option_button_border, text="Custom", bg="#65CEFF", font=("Vast Regular", 14))
option_button.pack(fill="both", expand=True)
window.mainloop()
gpt generated?
look at PyQt and PySide if you want more than what tkinter can offer
hey can i have some help please:)
I jumped straight to Pyside instead of trying to learn tk when I was starting out
It was much nicer and easier to make things look good
Plus it comes with a visual designer - "designer.exe" in the lib folder
Pyside is probably the best, but I still hated it - I just want to write HTML w/ Python at this point
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i cant download python from the website because i am trying to make a simple game with something like ursina if i could have some help that would be great thanksβοΈ
that was a good decision.
because tkinter actually stems from tk/tcl, which are both ancient.
i think the only reason tkinter is still popular among people learning python is because it's built into the standard library.
Yeah, once I learned web dev, that was the obvious choice
But if you only know Python, Pyside is my fav
there are tabs
JS is terrible in its own way, but nothing beats the portability of HTML
in the Selenium docs
https://sqlpad.io/tutorial/beginners-guide-python-turtle/ This one looks interesting too
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can i have help downloading pyhon from the official website
important side note: abstraction and separation are very different things
what have you tried?
Yeah, but it has so much more built into GUI development than anything Python would give.
i downloaded the file but it dosent work and idk why?
requires more details. if there are errors, please provide error messages. screenshots would work too.
you need to run the installer as administrator i think.
how do i do that?
right click it, run as admin
should i or should i not add it to path?
always add to path
@unique wyvern pygame isn't really a game engine
for a beginner, defaults are good enough
it's kind of a rendering library
but i think it adds to path by default
very simple one
ok tysm βοΈ
you need something that manages game objects' and assets' lifecycle for it to be considered a game engine iirc
I gotta head out
thank you guys i have been trying to figure this out for about 4 days now
I finally found that gif of the very aggressively biting turtle
assume ffplay exists
if it doesn't, user problem
how do i install ursina?
!pypi ursina
pip install ursina?
pip install ursina or uv add ursina
in cmd?
Yes.
thanks π
TIL those turtles have some weird way of luring fish
You are welcome.
do not re-export * imports
if you do, PyCharm will hate you so much
and pyright maybe too
I think they're also fine when importing from a parent package or adjacent subpackage
like for internal stuff
(Rust has that with use super::*, Python has similar with from . import * or something like that)
@unique wyvern didn't it get removed?
nvm it's not even deprecated
something else was
@unique wyvern audioop is the one that got removed
@wind raptor never read patents
I do know this rule
Nice
!pep 594
i feel like my python looks wierd
dropped from 9 to 2
the words dont change color and i think its broken
openSUSE doesn't come with h265/h264 iirc
or just h265
and no way to install officially
so need to Docker the VLC
the tutorials i follow tell me do do things that my python with ursina cant
i need help please 
External iterator for a stringβs grapheme clusters.
it's not
it's just a crate with 200M downloads
less than futures's 300M
which I had to contribute to because something was too broken
i really need help
Rust
version with that one line hack I had to do
it's sane
just not trivial
it composes well
you can use several runtimes in the same program
async itself is part of the language
it produces something that implements a single method, poll
something like this
def poll(self, wake: Callable[[], None]) -> Ready[Output] | Pending: ...
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i need help i think my python is broken please help me
when i follow tutorials the people will do things that my python cant so
like whemn i type in my words they dont change colors
or if i put a bracket it dosent do the otherone
i am in the newest pythone
using windows powershell
what should i use?
REPL
ok and will it automaticly link to my pythone ?
vscode should pick it up
you can just call me jmall if you want to
yeah anything works
what6 do i do now that i have it open ?
how do i do that
sorry i am very new to coding
ok thanks
thank you guys soooooooooooooooooooooooooo much super helpfull : )
yeah thank you : )
your dosent?
if you can just remember that:
futures-core and futures-sink for interfaces,
futures-util for combinators,
futures-channel for channels,
futures-executor for actually running the futures until completion,
futures as a collection of above,
futures-lite as a more lightweight alternative, no Sink support,
async-task as base for building tasks,
async-executor for spawning tasks,
async-channel for channels,
async-io for epoll and blocking on the futures,
async-net for networking,
smol as a collection of above,
async_std is dead, got replaced by smol,
tokio for a full async runtime,
tokio-util and tokio-stream for combinators and compatibility with futures,
flume for the most flexible and easy to use channels,
then it's relatively easy to use
Erlang
it just works in Rust
it's harder to end up with something pathologically broken
seems like they don't have docs?
yet
or not there
the project I got hired to work on I made largely in an actor-based manner
in Rust
before me it was just spaghetti C++
that never worked to begin with
better than threads
I need it for correctness
makes it doable to scope tasks
and in Rust it's generally more ergonomic than in Python
except for maybe lack of async with
and general exception handling niceties
Async executors.
you just create a local executor
and run it
instead of spawning them locally
there is no event loop
generally
it's executors+reactors most of the time
!d asyncio.TaskGroup
class asyncio.TaskGroup```
An [asynchronous context manager](https://docs.python.org/3/reference/datamodel.html#async-context-managers) holding a group of tasks. Tasks can be added to the group using [`create_task()`](https://docs.python.org/3/library/asyncio-task.html#asyncio.create_task). All tasks are awaited when the context manager exits.
Added in version 3.11.
async-executor is equivalent to that
or can be used to implement it
it's more like that it guarantees to drop all the tasks when the executor is dropped
yeah, closer to that even
than to task groups
you give a task to an executor to wait on
and all the background tasks run alongside it
for waiting until the first one finishes or errors out, there are other mechanisms
similar to asyncio.gather
Creates a future which represents either a collection of the results of the futures given or an error.
Polls multiple futures simultaneously, resolving to a Result containing either a tuple of the successful outputs or an error.
(they differ in typing)
for first return, there is a different one
https://docs.rs/futures/latest/futures/future/fn.select_all.html
https://docs.rs/futures/latest/futures/prelude/stream/fn.select_all.html
Creates a new future which will select over a list of futures.
Convert a list of streams into a Stream of results from the streams.
how do i leave the game that i have created
first one returns uncompleted futures alongside the completed one
second converts list of futures into a stream
wait no
it converts a list of streams into a single stream
and you can convert a future into a stream with one item
so you can combine that and that
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I like that async-std is finally getting sunset in favour of smol in Rust, instead of competing with tokio
what am i even suppost to do in pthon becasue i have a vision for a game but i know that cant happen now i dont have enough cosing knowlage but idk where to start can someon help me : )
(async-std was kind of a slightly less its-own-world alternative to tokio)
whereas smol is just a collection of other stuff
iirc it defines only one function itself
spawn
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Source of the Rust file src/lib.rs.
Source of the Rust file src/spawn.rs.
Lots of free resources @gilded dome
smol is actually smol
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Although, I'd say this game dev one is better after you know the basics @gilded dome
Lua is useful for understanding coroutines
@tough adder
there is async/await and coroutines
they are related but not equivalent
Python/JS/C# async-await app code looks mostly the same
(there are multiple reasons why I don't include Rust there)
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meanwhile Python and Rust have largely similar implementation details
through coroutines and generators
sorry @vocal basin it's not u it's me π
Python/Rust/Lua do coroutines
Lua doesn't involve async-await
@wind raptor and also sometimes too aggressive about unrelated topics
finally back to survivable
I think Ruby has something similar
why is my ursina not opening
class Fiber: Fibers are primitives for implementing light weight cooperative concurrency in Ruby. Basically they are a means of creating code blocks that can be pa
i press run and it dosent : (
actually probably the main reason I even started with Ruby
uh
Ruby being like Rust
threading is so complicated to deal with, compared to async or processes
in Rust it's relatively easy
you just poll the task
like Rust's async logic is split into so many separate pieces
just start with actors
avoid sharing anything unless immutable
no mutexes, only queues
you can do simple actor-ish programming in Python too
if there is a resource, have a task responsible for it
@wind raptor no, you put queues and tasks
mutexes bottlenecks are the last resort
they do exist as underlying implementation primitives for queues
but
it's that case where programming it raw generally leads to incorrectness
if you want to do something for many hours a day, that should involve making something
at least
so you can have objective progress or whatever
and also which doesn't inherently require memorising
@unique wyvern and look around yourself
like regex
backreferences yourself
I don't do courses or tutorials to learn something
nowadays for me it's almost entirely entertainment first
isn't logo really ancient compared to many languages
1967
what was that program that had constraint solver inside it
around that time
Sketchpad
1963
insane how advanced that one is even for current time
it already by then was multi-model
it uses both function pointers and other approaches
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Gotta head out. Cheers π
night peeps
@gilded dome Bye, then. π
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@cerulean pawn π
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They come and they go
@unique tangle π
Hello!!!
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Outstanding.
@signal pier π
hi
i cant talk
lol
i need to text more
ye i saw LOL
dw i can hear u
ty
tho
@hidden osprey π
hello! i still don't have permisson to talk on vc
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im building raspberry pidog
I am watching the 16 hour harvard course on yt
i need to learn python
cool
wait who are you talking to
oh lll
he is talk to you
lol i was confused sorry
wait who
i have finished the hardware
now i have to learn software
nope im just a quick learner
nope
is she a robot dog?
are you using a ai model to train her?
i only have a ipad
oh lol
i will integrate chat gpt for now
ohh nice what type like e.g deepseek?
i dont have a pc yet π¦
whats a deepseek?
a ai model/ llm
lowkey i got my pc for a good price and it was from facebook marketplace
maybe you should go pc searching on their
im in between building one or just buying a cheap laptop for know
ive ordered keyboard this week
ugh cant wait
niceee
thanks!
i alway want to build my own pc but i never had the budget
what you are doing looks super cool
its kinda like Michael reaves
from youtube
i am going to have to spend alot of time on this server just to speak π€£
hahaha
how did you get into building eletrics?
robotics is probly a better term
lowkey purpose idk but it super cool
no glaze
can someone guide me how i can manage school with coding ..
i feel like kits would make me familiar w terms and tools
like a starting point yk
yeah
like you mean automation school?
ngl 9 10 min blocks seems impossible and im a talker not a texter
i feel the same
yeah for voice verification
no like normal school actually here the education system is cooked so i want to learn all by myself but wasn't able to understand what to do just asking if anyone can help
i feel like im in highschool
lowkey we be trauma bonding bestie
what type just python, if just that python, I would start with harvard cs course on python, its 16 hour so if you have the time and mentality capacity to do it.
ye π
depends on what you trying to use the code for
you both are in high school ?
how do people choose
nah
do i have to master python
also how about you start learning python π
same !!
wel basic stuff no
hahahah true dat
like start with basic of python understanding the rules and just code a bit and see how it feels
nice tip ty
i want to just get completely friendly with languages so that i can learn any language, idk if i am wrong lol !!
i started with youtube and vs code and just watch video while i code
niceee
cybersecurity in school or self taught
that is cool
lowkey worst and best quality
wait guyssss
i could customize my commands
like for my pidog
lowkey if you are self taught. teamwork is the best thing for you. it really show you how much you know and how much you can learn for others.
i have a friend and we just chill in vc and both code and if i have question or somehting i just ask him
i would love to but i get bored too easily w people
u hanging wiith the wrong people π€£
irlandec
u been learning for 6 month right?
what are some highs and low
wow 6 to 8 hours
12 hours a day whoa
i want to do that
12 hours a day π
i mean ye u sleep at your desk lol
i dont have a desk
i want to hyperfocus, but coffe only last for like 30 mins before i am so unfocused
π
in my school there they are teaching sql is it worth it to learn sql ????
if i could learn it from a school i would
whats the major
alr i am going to go i need to use the restroom
well i also gtg, nice chat, take care guys
so like they are just teaching the basics but i am thinking to learn it at a good level ..
yes !!
no no i know the basics
and also in my school i learn java and now in my new school i learned basics of python
but now i am thinking to do it in a good level
no bro i am from india
here education system is cooked i need to do all by myself literally everything
should i learn from youtube
?
or buy a course
?
it sounds funny but i want to make a personal voice ai like jarvis lol
my cousin gift me a course of python "100 days of python " quite time taking but in youtube i can learn the python in 3 - 4 weeks so what do you think which is best
like just asking
ya there they are teaching with projects
damn did you made this ?
is this a part of robotics ?
thanks bro you helped me a lot somehow you gave me a path so again thnx a lot !!
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attempting to work
(not sure if succeeding)
also watching Tom Scott be repeatedly wrong about knowing things in Finland
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLfx61sxf1Yz2I-c7eMRk9wBUUDCJkU7H0
I don't think either of the four are American
(mostly the first episode)
I still don't entirely get the point of alliances in civ6
I guess I'm more used to how they work in Endless Space 2 and Airships
where you can alliance-win
in that deity game, yeah, I just used it to survive for longer
it worked
somewhat
my first proper game of Airships: Conquer the Skies in the new conquer mode was going to be an alliance win initially
but then I turned it into only-me win
I played with regular rule set
not DLC ones
maximal AI civ count, maximal city state count
on max speed
(250 turns)
marathon is min speed
the opposite
iirc that one was max difficulty
boarding ships was kind of overpowered there after release
(in Airships not Civ)
boarding as in taking over
others' ships
great game but quite a bit of micro-management stuff
need to actually design the airships
then each battle may be manually controlled
@obsidian root π
@willow light Campaign for North Airships
hello
Im not voice verified
so.... yeah
yeah
I just joined
gotta wait 3 days?
and actually talk in text chats
@late merlin π
Im just playing with jupyterlab, numpy, matplot lib, sympy, etc. so not sure if im gonna meet the requirements anytime soon
lol
Well for your joy; this is an off topic voice chat - there are over 30 txt channels where you may talk about python etc. Here we usually chill
yeah, wasn't joining necessarily to talk about python. Just in a certain mood where Im thinking about parametric equations, interpolations, rendering, animating, etc
#data-science-and-ml #databases #algos-and-data-structs txt channels
but... I dont have questions. Im just here thinking about it... thats all. And apparently listening to poetry
cartel
im curious. Can insurance companies actually offer any better rates since data for anyone should be the same along with the risk assessments?
I guess services covered could be different changing the risk profiles
or, just go with bs if they don't want to pay
@wanton radish π
Giving too high rates will probably piss off a lot of people
hi everyone
Any kind of insurance plan that isn't the straight premium for conditions and pay out create perverse insentives that destroys any good will in system that should be zero
the "past history might make it more expensive" insurance model is wrong for humans
@bleak dagger π
they donΒ΄t care about humans, only money
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@inland spindle π
@whole bear π
do u play chess @jovial merlin ?
i got 1100 elo
i play with my offline frd
i dont play online\
@thorn remnant π
@somber heath π
I'm the King π of Oceania.
Does anyone know how to work with facial recognition?
@crude hedge π
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I think asynchrony and concurrency are way too vague
@upper basin @molten tulip multiprocessing in Python means multiple processes
not threads
and not cores
you can use multiprocessing on a single core
e.g. for non-GIL-releasing non-CPU-heavy blocking
@upper basin im sorry, im so terrible at explaining things, and im new at python. how can python regocnize the class that i already made? for ex: i create a class called " chicken" (i put this in file1). and apparently I want to access that in my second file as a variable. how can python detect that variable as a chicken variable? in c sharp i used to write it " public chicken example1"
thank you very much
thats understndable
what if in the first method, i prefer it to be "chicken" type variable. and in the second one i change it to int, str, etc.
will this cause an error?
class Chicken:
name: str # optional annotation
def __init__(self, name: str): # required annotation
self.name: str = name
# ^^^^^ optional annotation
class ChickenSet:
def __init__(self, chickens: set[Chicken]):
self.chickens = chickens
"required" as in pyright may be angry otherwise
idk what example there can be when Chicken is just a field
consider that i already create a file called "chicken", now i want to use this on my second file so i write it like this.
(this is my second file)
class example:
test1 = None # i want to create a contructor and a method
def init (self, test1 : chicken): #test1= will be recognized as chicken
pass
def example1 (self, test1 : int) #test1 = will be reccognized as int
pass
is this possible? if its possible, why its possible, if not, why? (im so sorry if this question sounds stupid
!code
that test1 there is not a field
and your test1 in the __init__ is ignored
That seems like you just using the same parameter name. You can use whatever type you want there.
class Example:
def __init__(self, test1: Chicken | None = None):
self.test1 = test1
def example1(self, test1: int):
# everything is okay because test1 is not assigned to self.test1
pass
you can't use fields just by their name like in C#
you need self.
also test1 = None here isn't entirely valid as a default initialiser
updated the example to include the default
!e
class Chicken: ...
class Example:
def __init__(self, test1: Chicken | None = None):
self.test1 = test1
def example1(self, test1: int):
print(test1)
print(self.test1)
Example().example1(1)
Example(Chicken()).example1(2)
:white_check_mark: Your 3.13 eval job has completed with return code 0.
001 | 1
002 | None
003 | 2
004 | <__main__.Chicken object at 0x7f8b64d22900>
ill try my best to understand thiss, thankyou verymuchh mate
there are three separate test1s here:
Example'stest1field__init__'stest1argumentexample1'stest1argument
ahhh
first's type gets inferred from the second
python will read it as a different test1?
Python doesn't interpret test1 itself as a field of self, yes
needs to be self.test1
like this.test1 in C#
i see
thank you mate, its very overwhelming for me
to switch from csharp to python
most of the patterns from C# are applicable to Python
Why would you switch from C# to Python
my college force me to do python TT
so i try my best to prepare for it
I know that I'm going to sound like a help vampire what does anyone know how to make a program for facial recognition
either use YOLO directly or study its architecture
they do publish stuff
Because I'm trying to make something for a school facial recognition I'll make my own I just need to know what to do
thank god, tysm for helping me π
step 1: study existing solutions
a thing you might be interested in knowing:
the detection of face itself can be done algorithmically without ML
so you only need to do the more difficult part
@vocal basin bro im planning to take data science as my major, do you have any tips?
Well it feels weird to have students take pictures anytime they get a haircut so I want to make a machine learning model that can detect when the same person but a different haircut
(not a bro)
even if you focus on data science, do learn the language itself too
knowing the entirety of the tutorial is a minimal requirement
@midnight agate was it success or not or unspecified
secuencepilled
just return sounds like some sort of composite keyword
I've just realised
like do yeet
I also only now read the last sentence
didn't initially notice how confusing "you don't need to implement <...> just return the distance" is
rationale for do yeet was too make it obviously experimental
we don't have a syntax yet, but we have the types for it
concerns separation pill
CSP
thanksss
Hey i guys, i was thinking of making a project on image enhancing web app using nextjs where i think of using SRCNN (super resolution cnn ) for image enhancement.
i have the knowledge of deep learning and created an Bidirectional LSTM model for sentence classification.
so base on my experience, with python could anyone recommand me the better approch of the web app project / or is SRCNN ok for now? @midnight agate
solve the processing part and display part separately
Next.js can call to a Python-based microservice
or just run some process directly
since it's just Node.js
server-side
@vocal basin thank a lot
Hey @chrome dagger π
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The chemical?
brake pressure accumulator
@olive hedge Have you seen The Rehearsal season 2 with Nathan Fielder? It's all about air safety and pilots. It's really good!
I have not, maybe I need to check it out!
kitty snuggles @peak depot
You do!
Not sure if you've seen Nathan Fielder's other stuff like "Nathan For You". He does a deadpan humour that is so good.
Hi! I'm Ayush from India. I love science, coding, and making cool projects. Happy to learn and make friends here!
Nice to have you in the server!!
Anyone who wanted to study python together π
Welcome!
Thanks @wind raptor
I'm here to learn hacking with python and enterprise level software applications.
anyone with experts in these forum
I'm from my mum's stomach.
that's where I came from.
and I will go to Valhalla when I die and feast with Odin.
@wind raptor Hello brother.
yeah you are right
Hey, so we're not a hacking community, fyi. We talk about securing things, not breaking them haha
General concepts are ok to talk about but not implementations
Thanks! Still happy to have you here. This is an awesome place to learn about Python and talk about (almost) anything related.
Kk brother
do you have experience with Tkinter ?
I'm a beginner at it.
I'm good at writing python code.
who is that ?
I want to raise the Kid.
A bit, I jumped straight to PySide/PyQT insteading of going the tk route but I've done a bunch of little things with tk now too.
What are you making?
I'm making mini programs with python and tkinter
have yu ever sold a software ?
@wind raptor ?
global keybind for opening steam then civ
@peak depot what time is there?
like how I have a keybind for killing R6S and ubisoft connect
because the shutdown process is so unreasonably long
@amber raptor +3
it's GMT+3
@peak depot wrong save?
@peak depot it is
@peak depot the city state is still independent
Ulterior motives
This is actually MANY turns behind
groundhog day
I wrote a general-purpose minimalistic unit testing function:
def test(f,args_,expected):
computed=f(args_)
if computed!=expected:
print(f"failed for {args_}, expected={expected} computed={computed}")
else:
print(f"pass for {args_}")
Now I can test a specific method on an like this:
check_trapezoids=lambda x: (a:=Solution(),a.countTrapezoids(x))[1]
test(check_trapezoids,[[-3,2],[3,0],[2,3],[3,2],[2,-3]],2)
!pypi vampytest
nice
Python 3.8 stuff
thirteen-o-five is probably easier to pronounce than one-three-zero-five
there's actually a single x missing
we have some Tesla owner living nearby
and they have "ΡΡΠΎ ΡΠ»Π΅ΠΊΡΡΠΎΠ±ΡΡ." written on it
which is the thing we have written on electric busses
the owner is being funny
Tesla pioneered electric cars, then got enshittified
the exit from quality was very early
they were existent
and for a while did something good with batteries
but now it's just an expensive brand produced cheaply
Paper published by Microsoft has a list of jobs that are most likely to be replaced by AI and which are least likely.
Check page 12 and 13 https://arxiv.org/pdf/2507.07935
Table 3: Top 40 occupations with highest AI applicability score.
Table 4: Bottom 40 occupations with lowest AI applicability score.
yo guys wassup
@primal shadow 15-hour city
hay what are you guys talkin about?
@primal shadow just vibe code bro
that's the future
this is, like, the worst of coding and not coding
nothing works and you can't do anything about it
yes but all CEOs and managers want employees to vibe code whenever possible
vibe coding, in the most generous sense, is just a way to cheaply produce discardable code
@rapid iron late 19th century
also they have that joker card now "just use AI, just use AI and get it done already, it had to be done yesterday"
there was a quote from late 1800s how America was going to be covered in charging stations
iirc
or maybe early 1900s
also
just a few years more all the ai hype will become normal
gas took over ethanol
there was an alternative
even without electricity
corn cars
I don't remember where I got that from
but I think it was some tech talk
programming-related
@vocal basin i don't know why people use coding in vibe coding damn its hell no coding
the idiomatic vibe coding is:
you just look at the result, never look at the code
make, like, 10 prototypes, discard 9, then turn the last one into reality yourself (as in hire a real programmer to do it)
SQL has so many random footguns
but AI doesn't necessarily make it principally worse
useful guideline for writing code with AI:
quote the prompt, link the chat
in a comment
Flutter
(allegedly)
Swift is a good language, except for being Apple-specific
but it's more of a better C++
noway laravel ships with a task queue
okay my opinion on laravel definitely goes up with that one
1 year before Hooks
by the description, this sounds like tRPC a bit
https://inertiajs.com/
https://livewire.laravel.com/
woohoo broken demos
β mind games
β
mine games https://minesweeper.online/game/4862392727
learning to play by perfect discipline rather than rushing or guessing too much
also it's a braindead game so I can listen to or think about something else
we had quite a bit of rain recently
I have no idea what that red thing is
@rapid iron it has never been up since the latest domain purchase
I do utilise subdomains of it
just not the @ and not the www