voice-chat-text-0

[lavish gazelle]

@vocal basin I am building a media streamer software: https://github.com/Legacy-Engineers/Flexi
Wanna join hands

What country you in, it must be hella safe

The project is in Django btw

I don't wanna toture myself and write it in rust

[urban abyss]

So quiet in here...

[lavish gazelle]

There are other ones like Plex and Jellyfin

[lavish gazelle]

No it's not

@vocal basin is cooking up something

[vocal basin]

async fn outer() {
    inner1().await;
    inner2().await;
}

becomes this

#[pin_project]
enum Outer {
    Inner1(Inner1),
    Inner2(Inner2),
    Finished,
}

impl Future for Outer {
    type Output = ();

    fn poll(mut self: Pin<&mut Self>, cx: &mut Context<'_>) -> Poll<Self::Output> {
        loop {
            let this = self.as_mut().project();
            match this {
                Self::Inner1(inner) => {
                    self.set(Self::Inner2(ready!(inner.poll())));
                }
                Self::Inner2(inner) => {
                    let output = ready!(inner.poll());
                    self.set(Self::Finished);
                    break Poll::ready(output);
                }
                Self::Finished => panic!("polling a finished future"),
            }
        }
    }
}

so everything gets turned into a state machine

which, thankfully, you don't have to look at usually

[lavish gazelle]

Huhhhhh

[vocal basin]

Python is similar in that sense https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y4Gt3Xjd7G8

[lavish gazelle]

I have never used enums like that

[vocal basin]

both use coroutine/generator abstraction

[vocal basin]

variants of Rust's enums, also called tagged unions or algebraic data types, can store extra data

[lavish gazelle]

I mean I do understand the code

[vocal basin]

similar to |d types in Haskell

[lavish gazelle]

But it took half my brain cells

[lavish gazelle]

I don't know haskell. Me and Functional programming langauges are not friends

[vocal basin]

or std::variant from C++

Result is one of the main examples in core

enum Result<T, E> {
    Ok(T),
    Err(E),
}

[lavish gazelle]

I love rust pattern matching

It is just better

[lavish gazelle]

Hmmm

[lavish gazelle]

Please use python for example not C++

[vocal basin]

probably not, because I'm already quite busy with work

[lavish gazelle]

What do you do at work??

You gotta be working for Google or some FANG shit

[lavish gazelle]

It's cool. I prop build it for my home server I am currently working on

[vocal basin]

infrastructure software, mostly

enabling other software to run

[lavish gazelle]

You gotta give me an example

[vocal basin]

same domain as things like systemd, k8s, ansible, terraform (different levels of dealing with infrastructure)

but simpler

also some web stuff

and CLI utilities

[lavish gazelle]

Ohhh ok got it

[vocal basin]

(API and browser-side)

[lavish gazelle]

That is so cool

[vocal basin]

and random things like https://docs.rs/matchjson/

[lavish gazelle]

I love low level

[lavish gazelle]

So cool 🙂

[vocal basin]

things in perfect balance, as they should be
https://github.com/parrrate/matchjson/blob/03c188b1e8cd9f46e64af92e4b71e953c4140378/src/lib.rs#L497
https://github.com/parrrate/matchjson/blob/03c188b1e8cd9f46e64af92e4b71e953c4140378/src/lib.rs#L689

[wise cargo]

src/lib.rs line 497

if false {```
`src/lib.rs` line 689
```rs
if true {```

[vocal basin]

if false is a hack to have type fallback

if true is a hack to have #[] on an expression

(both of those have ::core::unreachable!(); in the impossible case)

[lavish gazelle]

Bro it's like you built your own language, Macros are crazy!

[vocal basin]

it was quite straightforward to make

the macro part

[lavish gazelle]

No it's not

[vocal basin]

(like, picking tokens apart and whatever)

the difficult part was scopes

since macros do some weird things with variable scoping

[lavish gazelle]

I tried building an interpreter with rust. I could only do basic arithmetic 😂
https://github.com/Legacy-Engineers/neSia

[lavish gazelle]

Ohhh, I hope ther is not a time where I will have to use macros

[vocal basin]

procedural macros are the easier option in some cases

since those are just normal Rust code

[lavish gazelle]

I do get derived macros but procedural macros are a mess

[vocal basin]

derive macros are a subset of procedural macros

[lavish gazelle]

I trust but I don't trust you

[lavish gazelle]

But easier

[vocal basin]

https://docs.rs/object-rainbow-derive/0.0.0-a.4/src/object_rainbow_derive/lib.rs.html

this one is thoroughly cursed

I have to force Rust to treat certain types as different there

[lavish gazelle]

I feel like vomiting

What are you even trying to implement?

[vocal basin]

proc macro code, including derive macros, tends to be quite unreadable

[lavish gazelle]

I can't tell what is going on

[vocal basin]

I'm implementing, not trying to implement

[lavish gazelle]

Lol, What are you implementing

[vocal basin]

probably the simpler of the examples would be this
https://docs.rs/object-rainbow/latest/object_rainbow/trait.ToOutput.html

and I think this is its derivation implementation
https://docs.rs/object-rainbow-derive/0.0.0-a.4/src/object_rainbow_derive/lib.rs.html#86-212

this is kind of an uninteresting part
https://docs.rs/object-rainbow-derive/0.0.0-a.4/src/object_rainbow_derive/lib.rs.html#87-104

this makes sure it's only implemented when all fields can be serialised
https://docs.rs/object-rainbow-derive/0.0.0-a.4/src/object_rainbow_derive/lib.rs.html#106-143

this implements serialisation for [fields of ]structs and variants
https://docs.rs/object-rainbow-derive/0.0.0-a.4/src/object_rainbow_derive/lib.rs.html#145-181

and this implements it for structs and enums
https://docs.rs/object-rainbow-derive/0.0.0-a.4/src/object_rainbow_derive/lib.rs.html#183-212

famous hack:
https://docs.rs/object-rainbow-derive/0.0.0-a.4/src/object_rainbow_derive/lib.rs.html#188-190

even with structs, use match

[lavish gazelle]

Bro you use vim to code also don't you?

[vocal basin]

ed

[lavish gazelle]

what is ed?

[grand lion]

?

[vocal basin]

ed is a text __ed__itor

[lavish gazelle]

link??

[vocal basin]

precursor to vi

[lavish gazelle]

I tried neovim, It was cool

[vocal basin]

I only use neovim on a phone

[lavish gazelle]

NEOVIM on PHONE!!!

Who tf are you bruh, I don't code outside my laptop

[vocal basin]

if you want to experience ed

docker run -it --rm alpine ash -c "apk add ed && ed"

or just type ed and enter

maybe you have it installed

[urban abyss]

I'm too attached to my modern IDEs

I'll become a neovim person one day

[vocal basin]

eds aside, I regularly use VSCode and Vim (regular one)

[lavish gazelle]

I am using arch so yay got me covered

[urban abyss]

I've been a pycharm guy for years now but the performance is pretty dire

[vocal basin]

PyCharm didn't support Docker well enough for me

even paid version

[urban abyss]

In what ways?

I have a bad habit of not using many integrations and just doing things on command line

Maybe not a bad habit persay

[lavish gazelle]

pycharm sucks

[vocal basin]

docker host and UI host are on different machines => severe complications

now I just use VSCode's remote thing

[lavish gazelle]

This is unusable

[vocal basin]

M-x ed

[grand lion]

?

[lavish gazelle]

??

[urban abyss]

What do you run in docker w/ a UI out of interest?

[vocal basin]

no, UI is outside docker

inside and near docker it's just the language servers

and terminal

running the UI of the VSCode on Windows

with all the important parts actually happening on Linux

not WSL

[urban abyss]

ohhh

[timid quartz]

print("hello")

[urban abyss]

i thought you meant you were hosting the UI of whatever you had running on docker on a separate machine

not just the vscode ui

[vocal basin]

I do use VLC via Docker

but that's a whole separate weird story

[timid quartz]

i = 1
for i = (hello)
print (i)

[lavish gazelle]

That is not normal bro

[vocal basin]

it just works

[lavish gazelle]

You also have your life in docker?

[urban abyss]

I need to get a good remote dev env set up on my windows machine, using python on windows is painful now that i'm used to unix

[vocal basin]

why did you reply to that lmao

[urban abyss]

oops

[timid quartz]

^

[lavish gazelle]

You cannot iterate an integer

[vocal basin]

two code samples, two reviewers,
one of us only 👍s, the other only 👎s

[urban abyss]

this is what python looks like in my dreams

[vocal basin]

maybe I should watch Labyrinth

[urban abyss]

when i have a fever

[lavish gazelle]

numbers = [1, 2, 3]

for number in numbers:
    print(number)

@timid quartz

[urban abyss]

it's great. it's one of my faves

[vocal basin]

(one of us tells the truth, the other only lies)

[timid quartz]

words = ("hello", "jacob", "kb")

for word in words:
  print(words)

[lavish gazelle]

Huh??

[vocal basin]

it's a movie/puzzle reference

[lavish gazelle]

That doesn't work bruh

[vocal basin]

!e

words = ("hello", "jacob", "kb")

for word in words:
  print(words)

[wise cargo]

:white_check_mark: Your 3.13 eval job has completed with return code 0.

001 | ('hello', 'jacob', 'kb')
002 | ('hello', 'jacob', 'kb')
003 | ('hello', 'jacob', 'kb')

[lavish gazelle]

It should be print(word)

[vocal basin]

depends on the what the definition of n't is

[urban abyss]

[print(num) for num in (x for x in {"1": 1, "2": 2, "3": 3}.values())]

[vocal basin]

horrifying, please continue

ohno I have a terrible idea

[timid quartz]

dogs = ("rufus", "jacob", "kb")

for dog in dogs:
  print(dog)```

[urban abyss]

!e
[print(num) for num in (x for x in {"1": 1, "2": 2, "3": 3}.values())]

[wise cargo]

:white_check_mark: Your 3.13 eval job has completed with return code 0.

001 | 1
002 | 2
003 | 3

[urban abyss]

i always forget the eval cmd

[vocal basin]

imagine if this worked

[value for _: value in dictionary]

[lavish gazelle]

Now learn rust

[vocal basin]

as syntax sugar for .items()

[urban abyss]

i hate that

[lavish gazelle]

I gotta go

be back later

[vocal basin]

@timid quartz noises are coming through the mic

[lavish gazelle]

@timid quartz good job

He literally doesn't give a shit 😂

You causing noise

U won't last as a programmer

[urban abyss]

[dict[key + n] := val**2 for _ in dict.items() for n in range(5)]

[lavish gazelle]

A good programmer

[urban abyss]

walrus operator should allow for setting values on an object you're enumerating

that would be real horror

[lavish gazelle]

Haters hate us cuz they ain't us

The ability to solve problems abstractly, idk

Like how do you solve a problem

??

[urban abyss]

OK hot shot

Why did my wife leave me

... and how do I get her back

!e
wife

[wise cargo]

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

001 | Traceback (most recent call last):
002 |   File "/home/main.py", line 1, in <module>
003 |     wife
004 | NameError: name 'wife' is not defined

[urban abyss]

😭

[timid quartz]

https://tenor.com/view/guy-arguing-guy-talking-to-wall-talking-brick-wall-gif-18667615

[vocal basin]

found another man
"or she found a woman instead"

TLA+

[urban abyss]

@vocal basin look at this

[vocal basin]

how do I make upper + symbol

(superscript)

@timid quartz what were you asking

[urban abyss]

new syntax for setting values on an iter you're enumerating on

[vocal basin]

ah

[urban abyss]

walrus operator is the best

[vocal basin]

:=
:=
:=

walri

[lavish gazelle]

Let's say you are told to take a csv file as an input and then have to create a bulk transaction but at the same time update the client on each row you process

[vocal basin]

which database?

[lavish gazelle]

Took me a while to think about this

Go ahead I did solve it this week

[vocal basin]

if MySQL+sqlx, probably just cry in the corner instead

[lavish gazelle]

@timid quartz premium card of being gay

[lavish gazelle]

postgresql

[lavish gazelle]

I don't like mysql

uhhh, how will you update the frontend for each row

the progress is not gonna cut it

[vocal basin]

"Jose, or whatever their name was, giving us an examples for how to deal with bs question: just ignore them"

[lavish gazelle]

Most of the time you use an orm

[vocal basin]

you can't update on each row with a transaction

transactions are atomic

[lavish gazelle]

I get that, but I said how will you update the frontend on the progress for a specific row you doing whether it failed or not

[vocal basin]

with a transaction, either all fail or all succeed

[lavish gazelle]

Maybe we not understanding each other

[vocal basin]

that's the whole point of a transaction

I also prefer having it as single statement when using PostgreSQL

UNNEST 🤍

usually multiple arrays

[timid quartz]

yes or no

[vocal basin]

the correct choice is not to play

new invention: CSU, client-sent uneventfulness

[lavish gazelle]

Ok let me rephrase

[vocal basin]

the voices

[lavish gazelle]

Like in python I can track which rows failed,

[vocal basin]

.

[timid quartz]

print("yes")
print("yes")
print("yes")
print("yes")
print("yes")
print("yes")
print("yes")
print("yes")

hi

[vocal basin]

senior div

HTML

[lavish gazelle]

Yes it will roll back if it fails

[vocal basin]

so you want to see the first row that it fails on?

[timid quartz]

hi

[lavish gazelle]

Ok you know what it is my bad

[vocal basin]

✅✅💥🟥🟥🟥

[vocal basin]

showing off my diagramming skills

[urban abyss]

the word div gives me flashbacks

[lavish gazelle]

😂

ok

Huhh

[vocal basin]

leetcode 458

"why does the financial status of the pigs matter"

[lavish gazelle]

I basically implemented a bulk data entry using the django orm to create the data while updating the frontend on each row

[vocal basin]

sounds something Apple would do

[lavish gazelle]

It was a csv file

It wasn't a transaction

That was my bad, I shouldn't have said transaction

I basically validated each row

Fuck no perl, python

like if the csv file is referencing a patient id, i need to verify it exits before creating the data

sure

Hmmm interesting

Validate the data before creating it

😂 I am in africa bro

Tf

I was writing??

ok

My desktop knowledge is low. So I would basically trace the mouse position on the screen. Remember the last few position. Then calculate the speed of the cursor from the new position to the previouse one. For better tracking I will draw a trail. I will then make it thicker thicker when it is slow and thinner when fast. Then repeat it as many times as possible.

I don't know bro I mostly work with data not so thats the best I can com up with

Like for me drawing the trail will be hard

Huhhh you don't say huhhh

[vocal basin]

not chilimango soda this time

[lavish gazelle]

Does it work???

Damn I thought it won't work.

You too man, That was fun

[vocal basin]

I should go through Noctuary once again so I can recall what they drink in Inlixaland

I remember there was tea with salt and that's all I can remember

[lavish gazelle]

It's alright I am stuck in health care related software 😂

[vocal basin]

I hope I'm not being too political by calling it Inlixaland rather than Arboretia

since Inlixaland is named after [spoilers, play the game yourself to find out]

wasn't expecting this to be released today

Cryogenesis still being the favourite song from them; I wonder it that one'll ever get remade

funny Australian vegan band also released something ~2 weeks ago

[vocal basin]

@somber heath "at least something good happening out there"

[vocal basin]

such a positive and happy-lyrics band

they're slightly radical about being vegans

(at least in their music)

[vocal basin]

(DxE)

[somber heath]

@dusky obsidian 👋

[dusky obsidian]

Hi

[vocal basin]

"spot an Australian song from early 2020"

vitamin A is in liver

a lot

especially polar bears

[vocal basin]

retinol and other stuff

(not a single compound)

Steve

Johnson

I couldn't find a more generic surname

[urban abyss]

John Smith

[vocal basin]

yes

Steve Stevenson

[paper wolf]

hello there people

[vocal basin]

@urban abyss that one is clearly derived from
Steve

[dusky obsidian]

hey there

[somber heath]

@plain pollen 👋

[vocal basin]

Russian has some weird convergence with shortening names

[dusky obsidian]

For example?

[paper wolf]

i have a loot of russian freind and they have english names

[vocal basin]

the following names all share the same short version:

Агнесса, Агния, Александр, Александра, Анастасий, Анастасия, Анна, Арсения, Арсений, Асия, Аскольд, Аста, Астий, Астион, Астра, Василида, Василиса, Геласий, Геласия, Иосаф, Ксения, Михаил, Реас, Таисия, Тарас, Тарасия

by what way Mikhail becomes Alya -- I have no clue

ah, wait, no, last part

it's like Michael -> Ale

[dusky obsidian]

umm yeah something weird

i agree

[paper wolf]

i think its the way they pronounce it

[vocal basin]

and another one

at least this is not as obnoxious

this is kind of a Jo alternative

[paper wolf]

its all sounds same

[vocal basin]

@urban abyss John J. Johnson

[paper wolf]

json derulo epic name

we need json array

[vocal basin]

human json, but an actual human

Jason5

[lavish gazelle]

@vocal basin where is that mexican guy we where chatiing with

[vocal basin]

Russian has no fixed order

except that patronym must follow the given name

but it's often omitted

[vocal basin]

"Alisa A. Feistel"
"Feistel Alisa A."
"Feistel, Alisa A." (Wikipedia style)

@urban abyss SHA256(gps)

just a suffix

not ISO?

2025-08-15 is what I use

20250815034950 if you're being extra funny

[urban abyss]

Eircode is the national postcode system in Ireland.

An Eircode is a unique 7-character code consisting of letters and numbers. Each Eircode consists of a 3-character routing key to identify the area and a 4-character unique identifier for each address. A typical Eircode might read A65 F4E2.

All residential and business addresses have , which in some cases can be the name of an individual, particularly for small businesses or sole traders.

[vocal basin]

order all points by their position on some sort of Hilbert curve
bifurcate the value space whenever you need more points

[urban abyss]

I've seen lots of YYYY-MMM-DD recently as in 2025 Jan 12

[vocal basin]

so you just add a bit to the end if stuff was already taken

[paper wolf]

MMM??

i never seen the momth goes 3 digit

[urban abyss]

as in mmm tasty

[vocal basin]

Mavrodi Mavrodi Melnikova

[urban abyss]

I think that's correct

or mmm

[paper wolf]

thats more like it

[paper wolf]

lmao

[vocal basin]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MMM_(Ponzi_scheme_company)

Ponzi scheme company
sounds like serious enterprise

[lavish gazelle]

@vocal basin have you ever written a package that use rust biindings?

[vocal basin]

bindings to Rust or from Rust to something external?

[lavish gazelle]

from bring rust to python

[urban abyss]

powerful graphic design

[paper wolf]

🗣️ biindings

[vocal basin]

not like that changes the answer, I've done both

[vocal basin]

heir of this organisation currently controls DPR

@urban abyss pyx?

[somber heath]

%Y %b %-d

[lavish gazelle]

UV mentioned!!

dude uv is so good

[vocal basin]

@urban abyss so cashout process is finally starting

they can finally make money

for self-hosting package registries I use Forgejo

and if it doesn't support some format, you can just contribute it to there yourself

[paper wolf]

"RTC Connecting" 😭

[vocal basin]

rip

everything Git, packaging and CI outside of GitHub

I don't want to use GitLab for now

including because its packaging support is more limited

GitLab is better for access control

but it doesn't support some things which are critical for me

e.g. cargo packages

https://forgejo.org/docs/latest/user/packages/

[paper wolf]

there we go

[lavish gazelle]

I have never used Gitlab

[urban abyss]

https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/275859622

[lavish gazelle]

sounds old

[vocal basin]

I'm thinking of starting to make bots for Forgejo

[vocal basin]

including for access control

it looks quite automateable

@calm heron tool not library

no

that's the difference

[urban abyss]

https://docs.astral.sh/uv/ - package / project management
https://docs.astral.sh/ruff/ - linter/formatter

[lavish gazelle]

Polars is good tho. It is better that pandas

love ruff

love uv

[vocal basin]

already do some Forgejo-specific automation

[lavish gazelle]

Poetry was good tho

[vocal basin]

but it's mostly in CI/locally

though local stuff is largely compatible with GitHub too

tagit, I think, can do both Forgejo and GitHub; not sure about GitLab

[lavish gazelle]

@urban abyss uv can be used along side pip, e.g uv pip install [pacakge]

[vocal basin]

(difference there is mostly in the tag/compare URL format, if any)

[lavish gazelle]

or link it with -e flag

[vocal basin]

release workflow has been reduced to this for me

tagit changelog # update changelog links and sections
git add ...
git commit ...
git push
tagit tag       # update git tags

imports should be aware that there might be multiple versions

[urban abyss]

old setup tools: pipx pyenv poetry/hatch python-venv
new setup tools: uv

[paper wolf]

git push?

[vocal basin]

what last line does:

• extracts version from Cargo.tomls of the workspace
• creates new tags
• retags major and major.minor
• pushes all the tag changes

living with not having to do all that by hand is great

@urban abyss same as GitHub Actions

but with Go support

I write new actions in Go

so, can't be run on GitHub presently

but should work on nektos/act

[vocal basin]

better dev experience for me, compared to JS

I understand JS being async-only, but it gets in the way too much for CLI apps

[lavish gazelle]

@calm heron uv is easier:

uv init # to initialize a project/package
uv add [package_name] # to add a new package
uv sync # to sync the packages or installs them 

it automatically creates a virtual environment .venv/

[vocal basin]

I rarely do uv sync outside Dockerfile

just uv run and expect it to sync

[lavish gazelle]

That works too

[calm heron]

so when you run uv init it makes the venv?

[vocal basin]

not yet

[lavish gazelle]

But I love doing uv sync

[vocal basin]

it creates pyproject.toml and .python-version

[lavish gazelle]

yes

also also other files needed for the project

[vocal basin]

first command to interact with packaging will trigger .venv creation

[urban abyss]

I'm testing out a pyproject/lockfile setup that should allow for dependency upgrades to be simple and without too much manual intervention i.e. pinning/unpinning dependency versions to test functionality. To that end, what I currently have is:
Dependencies in [project].dependencies are all unpinned
Versions are pinned to via uv lock in the normal way
Versions are constrained against in [tools.uv].constraint-dependencies for cases such as "this range of versions is incompatible with our code"

This then allows for a uv lock --upgrade to not be limited to version specifiers set in [project].dependencies as they would normally.

I have two questions:
Is this a sensible workflow? In the past, the manual maintenance of versions has been a time sink that we'd like to avoid if possible.
Would it make sense, as a feature request, for the [tools.uv].constraint-dependencies field to also have a CLI endpoint similar to uv add <package-version-spec to support this workflow? This CLI command would imply all of the same background actions (regen'ing the lockfile, re-syncing the environment), so would make to me to have it be interfaced with in this way.

[vocal basin]

to my understanding, the only way to unpin is to nuke the lockfile

yes

lockfile is where it is pinned

iirc there is no equivalent to cargo update

[lavish gazelle]

just installed uv in your system and run:

uv init
uv run

[calm heron]

so you make and cd into a directory and run uv init, is that right? It's my understanding that you shouldn't have the venv in the same folder as the git colder with the code

[calm heron]

will do

[lavish gazelle]

You will see the results

[vocal basin]

no, you should

you should .gitignore it also

BUT

nowadays that doesn't matter

modern Python will put a .gitignore with * for you

[vocal basin]

the latter is false, and I recommend learning about .gitignore

[urban abyss]

I've been writing a script to convert UV lockfiles to Pex lockfiles recently, bleh

[lavish gazelle]

Pex??

[urban abyss]

Pex?????

[lavish gazelle]

What is Pex?

Never heard of it nor Have I used it

[urban abyss]

https://docs.pex-tool.org/

[calm heron]

right, i could, I just try to keep it out of the git folder entirely. I may be doing it wrong but my folder structure looks like this

/Python
    ../VENV
        ../project1
        ../project2
    ../project1
    ../project2

[vocal basin]

I highly recommend one venv per repo

[urban abyss]

Portable venvs essentially with a more advanced resolver

And a PyInstaller alternative

[vocal basin]

project1/
  .git/
  .venv/
project2/
  .git/
  .venv/
monorepo/
  .git/
  .venv/
  subproject1/
  subproject2/

[urban abyss]

Unless you're using a build system that manages them for you

[calm heron]

then just gitignore?

[vocal basin]

1. don't git add . unless you know exactly what you're adding

this will solve most of problems with accidentally staging something

[urban abyss]

bye

[vocal basin]

2. when you create a .venv, it may already self-ignore; don't waste .gitignore space on it, unless you're planning on collaborating with someone who might accidentally stage their own venv

3. https://raw.githubusercontent.com/github/gitignore/master/Python.gitignore, if you don't understand .gitingore well enough yet

(or if you just want a quick template)

[calm heron]

like so? so if I run a python file without uv run and just run with python .\hello.py does it not run it in the venv?

[lavish gazelle]

@vocal basin you use daily.dev??

[vocal basin]

it sounds similar to something else

[lavish gazelle]

You getting it

[vocal basin]

not sure what

you shouldn't yet have venv I think

because no packages

[calm heron]

right, let me try with one of my current projects

[vocal basin]

dev.to I think

[lavish gazelle]

nahh

[vocal basin]

and maybe some other website

[vocal basin]

DHH

dev.to is like a better Medium

[lavish gazelle]

??

[lavish gazelle]

lol isn't he the one that created ruby on rails??

[vocal basin]

winner of 2014 Le Mans in the amateur category

yes

[lavish gazelle]

Yeah knew it

[lavish gazelle]

huhh didn't see that

[vocal basin]

there was a video where some random bot interviewed him for 6 hours

sorry I meant bot

sorry I meant guy

[calm heron]

it works, that was simple

[lavish gazelle]

Realy, is it that fred guy??

[lavish gazelle]

ikr

Bruh everyone is so excited about this Github Spark AI

[calm heron]

I don't know what to do here with the .gitignore

[vocal basin]

look inside .venv, does it have a .gitignore there?

if yes, what are its contents

[calm heron]

yes, it's just *

[vocal basin]

(which means it ignores the entirety of .venv, so it doesn't get into git)

so already correct

[calm heron]

what of these other files it created in the root directory?

[vocal basin]

.python-version is for compatibility with some other tools iirc

pyproject.toml contains the project details including dependencies

uv.lock includes all the transitive dependencies and their exact versions

main.py is an example

[calm heron]

so leave them for others to utilize?

or myself

this is cool

[vocal basin]

.python-version is optional, you can delete it (but keeping it is okay too)
main.py is just an example, you can delete it
pyproject.toml and uv.lock you should stage and commit

[opaque raft]

Hello everyone

[calm heron]

hello

[opaque raft]

@calm heron

[lavish gazelle]

@opaque raft you have a home lap??

[opaque raft]

Hell yeah

@calm heron https://www.supermicro.com/manuals/superserver/1U/MNL-1273.pdf

[lavish gazelle]

Bruh I am tryna build one

[opaque raft]

I can help 🤷‍♂️

[lavish gazelle]

Based on my research alot of people use Proxmox

The only part I can't do is the networking part

[opaque raft]

Yes, proxmox is amazing.

[lavish gazelle]

I have no idea what a switch does or even pfsense does

[opaque raft]

A switch is basically an ethernet "hub" you input from one (or more) ports and output through a bunch more while sharing bandwidth from the input.

@calm heron

[wise cargo]

Please react with ✅ to upload your file(s) to our paste bin, which is more accessible for some users.

[lavish gazelle]

Hmmm

I was reading on how to configure proxmox with truenas and more

@opaque raft I suck at networking

[opaque raft]

Running truenas ontop of proxmox is possible but has complications.

[calm heron]

https://www.lenovo.com/us/en/p/desktops/thinkcentre/m-series-sff/thinkcentre-m70s/wmd00000406

[lavish gazelle]

Basically I read that if I want to access my services in my home lap from anywhere I will need a vpn

Like do I need truenas to complete my build

Also do I need to buy a server, can I use a work station

[opaque raft]

https://mikrotik.com/product/hap_ac2

https://store.ui.com/us/en/category/all-cloud-gateways/products/ucg-ultra

https://store.ui.com/us/en/category/all-wifi/products/u7-lite

https://www.ebay.com/itm/203490057626

https://www.ebay.com/itm/284925944415?_skw=brocade+icx+6430-c12&itmmeta=01K2NQEJ0QGN0SQ7QGG6WVQ079&hash=item4256e8e25f:g:Vw8AAOSwdNNi8Xb8&itmprp=enc%3AAQAKAAAA8FkggFvd1GGDu0w3yXCmi1duCKWrrnfVTwsdT8XWm9gVtlrCgIznSXY%2FcRVqa1U2JlrxqINNHblVCe5P%2Bvsp2jiaoL%2FBmpNTyVdSeRi0ophS%2Bp5L%2BT6WzZnmOTG2%2FdcFCP0PLwnzLy0rq6bHFUDjEQn1L8ZnLyzycMh3ZP2oog9V2wzenxNgqitm4e0JYt1AlYn8YcCoV7T%2FErP2MTWXb8nNTA%2BJbj93HUUYi9GdGa83vUggPp4CNXXZKTCAvIhqGTIEbtntE%2BkWYiHNgKFYJUPjvMmk69h5fIdxHoLDx83bij9o%2BsaLhE6gAIDrff%2BdjQ%3D%3D|tkp%3ABFBMxqC6t5Vm

@calm heron Hey i gtg sorry ]=

[calm heron]

cya

[woeful blaze]

How are you doing today mindful dev?

[wind raptor]

https://docs.python.org/3/library/concurrent.futures.html

[wind raptor]

Good, thanks. How are you?

[woeful blaze]

I'm trying to find a tutorial for an image classifier

My back is almost killing me

How are you doing today opalmist?

[wind raptor]

!stream 1315159836140240926

[wise cargo]

✅ @timid quartz can now stream until <t:1755224813:f>.

[somber heath]

https://tenor.com/view/dumpster-fire-this-is-fine-trash-fire-fire-flames-gif-2723692087047129745

@tired raven 👋

[woeful blaze]

Yikes!!!

Does anyone know how to make a classification network

[somber heath]

!e py for letter in 'abc': print(letter)

[wise cargo]

:white_check_mark: Your 3.13 eval job has completed with return code 0.

001 | a
002 | b
003 | c

[somber heath]

is like

!e py letter = 'a' print(letter) letter = 'b' print(letter) letter = 'c' print(letter)

[wise cargo]

:white_check_mark: Your 3.13 eval job has completed with return code 0.

001 | a
002 | b
003 | c

[calm heron]

!e

for i in range(10):
    print(i)

[wise cargo]

:white_check_mark: Your 3.13 eval job has completed with return code 0.

001 | 0
002 | 1
003 | 2
004 | 3
005 | 4
006 | 5
007 | 6
008 | 7
009 | 8
010 | 9

[calm heron]

!e

for letter in "Hello World!":
    print(letter)

[somber heath]

!d range

[wise cargo]

range

class range(stop)``````py

class range(start, stop[, step])```
The arguments to the range constructor must be integers (either built-in [`int`](https://docs.python.org/3/library/functions.html#int) or any object that implements the [`__index__()`](https://docs.python.org/3/reference/datamodel.html#object.__index__) special method). If the *step* argument is omitted, it defaults to `1`. If the *start* argument is omitted, it defaults to `0`. If *step* is zero, [`ValueError`](https://docs.python.org/3/library/exceptions.html#ValueError) is raised.

For a positive *step*, the contents of a range `r` are determined by the formula `r[i] = start + step*i` where `i >= 0` and `r[i] < stop`.

For a negative *step*, the contents of the range are still determined by the formula `r[i] = start + step*i`, but the constraints are `i >= 0` and `r[i] > stop`.

Similar names: django.range

[somber heath]

range(stop)```

range(start, stop)```

range(start, stop, step)```

[calm heron]

!e

x = input("Enter a number: ")
y = input("Enter another number: ")

z = x * y

print(z)

[wise cargo]

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

001 | Enter a number: Traceback (most recent call last):
002 |   File "/home/main.py", line 1, in <module>
003 |     x = input("Enter a number: ")
004 | EOFError: EOF when reading a line

[calm heron]

x = int(input("Enter a number: "))
y = int(input("Enter another number: "))

z = x * y

print(z)

[paper wolf]

wait so this bot dont work same way as the compile bot ._.

how youll gonna pass inputs???

[calm heron]

no idea @paper wolf

[paper wolf]

cmon

the issue was the standard input is streaming EOF

!doc int

[wise cargo]

int

class int(number=0, /)``````py

class int(string, /, base=10)```
Return an integer object constructed from a number or a string, or return `0` if no arguments are given.

Examples...

[somber heath]

input('What is your name?')
'kb'```

[paper wolf]

int(data) try to convert data into intiger form

[somber heath]

int(input('How old are you?'))
int('15')
15```

[paper wolf]

the explenation of opalmist is quite missleading tho...

[somber heath]

age = int(input('How old are you?'))
# you'd get
age = 15```

[paper wolf]

try to run that code on your system

[somber heath]

@umbral iron 👋

[umbral iron]

hi

Eu nunca consegui falar no canal de voz. Não importe o quanto eu tente ficar em uma conversa pelo tempo informado, nunca habilita pra mim.

I’ve never been able to speak in the voice channel. No matter how long I try to stay in a conversation for the required time, it never gets enabled for me.

[paper wolf]

uhhh pls try to speak in english

[umbral iron]

i tried day by day

and i cant

[eternal ether]

same

[umbral iron]

its impossible

[eternal ether]

i was banned from it apparently because i tried to fast track my way into it

[calm heron]

!e

x = int(5)
# 5 + 2 = 7
x + 2

# convert 5 to a string "5"
y = str(x)
# this operation will fail because 5 is now a string
y + 2

[wise cargo]

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

001 | Traceback (most recent call last):
002 |   File "/home/main.py", line 8, in <module>
003 |     y + 2
004 |     ~~^~~
005 | TypeError: can only concatenate str (not "int") to str

[paper wolf]

#rules

[eternal ether]

i have so many terrible dad jokes to share in there too 🙁

[umbral iron]

we read rules, but its impossible to do

[paper wolf]

its is very posible

[umbral iron]

i have more than 3 mounths here

[paper wolf]

!doc int @timid quartz

[wise cargo]

int

class int(number=0, /)``````py

class int(string, /, base=10)```
Return an integer object constructed from a number or a string, or return `0` if no arguments are given.

Examples...

[paper wolf]

pycharm 👀

[calm heron]

age = 15
print(f"Answer: {age}")

[paper wolf]

jetbrains is realy worth using?

[eternal ether]

no

[paper wolf]

lol

uhh the paid jetbrains is worth buying?

[eternal ether]

maybe. i used it for a year then like... regressed to vscode

the test integration is nice

vscode is a pain in the arse for setting up testing

at least in my experience

[paper wolf]

true

i move to nvim cus i got pissed using vs code

[calm heron]

print(char, end="", flush=True)

[eternal ether]

nvim is for elite hackers only

[paper wolf]

yeah flush it

[paper wolf]

am i elite hacker 👀?

im using neovim for half a year now

[eternal ether]

clearly

[paper wolf]

👀

[calm heron]

fancy

looks sick

[paper wolf]

srr for the missing characters....

[eternal ether]

what are you building?

[paper wolf]

wdym?

[eternal ether]

you showed us some code

i can only assume you're building something with it

[paper wolf]

oh its a part of a source code for my project

its a game...

[eternal ether]

cool can you tell us about your game?

[paper wolf]

im showing my neovim not my ugly code....

[eternal ether]

yes i know but i was interested in what you were doing also

[paper wolf]

hmmm its just a simple game

im coding from scratch

only using sfml

[eternal ether]

cool

[paper wolf]

to learn a whole lot of stuff

[eternal ether]

that's the way to do it

[paper wolf]

like GUI, Game development, general programming and data structuring

i have a working GUI now but im learning this shared_ptr

smart pointers are bit complex

[eternal ether]

what makes them complex?

i didn't think python had smart pointers

[paper wolf]

python dont even have pointers...

[paper wolf]

well because i never even used it....

i just hear about it the lat day when im searching how to solve a specific problem my code needs

[eternal ether]

how many cats do you own?

[paper wolf]

i think 1

[eternal ether]

night

nice chatting with you @paper wolf

[paper wolf]

@timid quartz

>>> "string" == "String"
Fasle

[paper wolf]

>>> "S" == "s"
False

!e

print(f"A: {ord('A')}")
print(f"a: {ord('a')}")```

[wise cargo]

:white_check_mark: Your 3.13 eval job has completed with return code 0.

001 | A: 65
002 | a: 97

[solemn jasper]

hlo everyone this is anurag i need help currently leaning python but don't know how to approach lol

[paper wolf]

!res

[wise cargo]

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]

@naive otter uhhh you alive?

[naive otter]

yeah

you?

[paper wolf]

yay :D

[naive otter]

:3

[paper wolf]

wanna code together

[naive otter]

I can't code

[paper wolf]

why

[naive otter]

dono how

[paper wolf]

well code on your esp32 project

[urban abyss]

uv pip install torch==2.7.1

[naive otter]

i can't currently use my laptop rn electrician do it's thing

it'll back soon tho

[paper wolf]

the heck electrician doing on ur laptop...

[naive otter]

i mean power outage

[paper wolf]

oh... sob

[naive otter]

it'll back shortly ig

uv?

[urban abyss]

➜ uv pip install torch==2.7.1
  × No solution found when resolving
  │ dependencies:
  ╰─▶ Because torch==2.7.1 has no wheels
      with a matching platform tag (e.g.,
      `macosx_14_0_x86_64`) and you require
      torch==2.7.1, we can conclude that
      your requirements are unsatisfiable.

      hint: Wheels are available for
      `torch` (v2.7.1) on the following
      platforms: `manylinux_2_28_aarch64`,
      `manylinux_2_28_x86_64`,
      `macosx_11_0_arm64`, `win_amd64`

[paper wolf]

...

[wind raptor]

uv pip install torch --index-url https://download.pytorch.org/whl/cu121

https://github.com/astral-sh/uv/issues/8746

[tacit crane]

python -m uv pip install torch==2.7.1

[wind raptor]

[project]
name = "minimal"
version = "0.1.0"
description = "Add your description here"
readme = "README.md"
requires-python = ">=3.11"
dependencies = [
    "torch==2.5.1 ; platform_machine != 'x86_64'",
    "torch==2.5.1+cu124 ; platform_machine == 'x86_64'",
]

[urban abyss]

# requirements.txt
torch==2.7.1; platform_system == 'Linux' or platform_system == 'Darwin' and platform_machine == 'arm64'

[tool.uv]
environments = [
    "sys_platform == 'darwin' and platform_machine == 'arm64'",
    "sys_platform == 'linux'"
]

[wind raptor]

https://pip.pypa.io/en/stable/reference/requirements-file-format

[urban abyss]

https://docs.astral.sh/uv/concepts/resolution/#limited-resolution-environments

[timid quartz]

choice = input("Turtles Or Frogs?: ").lower()
if choice == "turtles":
    print ("I Like Turtles Too!")
else:
    print ("Frogs Rule!.")

choice = input("Snakes Or Lizards?: ").lower()
if choice == "snakes":
    print ("Snakes Are Slithery.")
else:
    print ("Lizards Are Cool.")

choice = input("Indoors Or Outdoors?: ").lower()
if choice == "indoors":
    print ("You Need To Go Outside Bud.")
else:
    print ("Outdoors On Top!")

choice = input("Reading Or Gaming?: ").lower()
if choice == "reading":
    print ("You Are Very Smart.")
else:
    print ("Go Read A Book.")

age = int(input("How Old Are You?: "))
if age > 20:
    print ("Your Old.")
else:
    print("Your Still Young.")

choice = input("Whats Your Favorite Food?\nOptions: Burgers, Pizza, Ice Cream?: ").lower()
if choice == "burgers":
    print ("Burgers Are Yummy!")
elif choice == ("pizza"):
    print ("Pizza Is Yummy!")
elif choice == ("ice cream"):
    print ("Ice Cream Is Yummy!")
else:
    print("That Wasnt An Option Bud.")

[urban abyss]

well?

[blazing linden]

oigan hablan español?

[paper wolf]

wha?

[winter plover]

https://www.mattgreer.dev/blog/balatro-for-the-nintendo-ereader/

[urban abyss]

https://docs.astral.sh/uv/concepts/resolution/#universal-resolution

# requirements.in
torch==2.7.1

➜ uv pip compile requirements.in --python
-version 3.9 --output-file constraints.out              
  × No solution found when resolving
  │ dependencies:
  ╰─▶ Because torch==2.7.1 has no
      wheels with a matching platform
      tag (e.g., `macosx_14_0_x86_64`)
      and you require torch==2.7.1,
      we can conclude that your
      requirements are unsatisfiable.

      hint: Wheels are available
      for `torch` (v2.7.1) on
      the following platforms:
      `manylinux_2_28_aarch64`,
      `manylinux_2_28_x86_64`,
      `macosx_11_0_arm64`, `win_amd64`

Succeeds with --universal

➜ uv pip compile requirements.in --python
-version 3.9 --output-file constraints.out --universal
Resolved 27 packages in 2.37s
...
torch==2.7.1
    # via -r requirements.in

[tacit crane]

async def completeOrder(order_id: int, new_note: str) -> bool:
    try:
        order_data = await orders.get(id=order_id, deleted=False)
        if not order_data:
            return False

        success = await orders.update(
            {'id': order_id},
            status="completed",
            note=new_note,
            completed_at=datetime.datetime.now(datetime.timezone.utc),
            completed_note="Your order has been completed.",
            updated_at=datetime.datetime.now(datetime.timezone.utc)
        )
        return bool(success)
    except Exception as e:
        logger.error(f"Error completing order: {e}")
        return False```

[urban abyss]

➜ uv pip install -r requirements.in -c constraints.out
  × No solution found when resolving
  │ dependencies:
  ╰─▶ Because torch==2.7.1 has no
      wheels with a matching platform
      tag (e.g., `macosx_14_0_x86_64`)
      and you require torch==2.7.1,
      we can conclude that your
      requirements are unsatisfiable.

      hint: Wheels are available
      for `torch` (v2.7.1) on
      the following platforms:
      `manylinux_2_28_aarch64`,
      `manylinux_2_28_x86_64`,
      `macosx_11_0_arm64`, `win_amd64`

[tacit crane]

completeOrder

complete_order

[wind raptor]

Actual image of Aaron spreading the NixOS to others. @haughty pier

[paper wolf]

lmao

im not that advance linux user so ill keep my ubuntu

[haughty pier]

I was never a distro-hopper - I used Ubuntu for 12 years before switching to NixOS.

[paper wolf]

hmmmmm

i only have a year of expereince on linux...

[haughty pier]

I regret not starting with NixOS sooner.

[paper wolf]

well somewhere on a life of a linux user that they tried other distro

[haughty pier]

Kali in a VM I suppose.

[paper wolf]

does most ubuntu programs available on nix?

[haughty pier]

I did use puppy linux before Ubuntu but that was because it was on an very old e-Machine with barely functioning specs.

[haughty pier]

NixOS has the most packages available of all of the distros.

[paper wolf]

what executable type nix OS use?

not sure about the term...

[wise loom]

https://photographylife.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/CG-Bean-3.jpg

I like the cloud gate

the sculptor is indian

[wise loom]

https://images.pexels.com/photos/9667455/pexels-photo-9667455.jpeg

[timid quartz]

Why did i get a bot python that dm me

Saying i said r slur and f slur

[tacit crane]

?

[timid quartz]

Nun

[haughty pier]

https://tenor.com/view/videojuegos-video-juegos-gif-6008077

[haughty pier]

did you say naughty things?

[timid quartz]

I don’t think i did

I never said racial slur

[umbral iron]

https://asdf-vm.com/

[timid quartz]

Nvm i did say r slur

✌️

[haughty pier]

https://tenor.com/view/naughty-naughty-list-krampus-boringstorybook-boringstories-gif-14963980091245292794

[haughty pier]

see this data from repology

https://repology.org/

[paper wolf]

crazy...

[paper wolf]

@naive otter u alr have electricity?

[paper wolf]

@naive otter yo

[naive otter]

yes

they changed the cable

[somber heath]

@kindred yoke 👋

[kindred yoke]

Hii

[somber heath]

@hollow oracle 👋

[hollow oracle]

voice bug

my mic

omg..

sorry

one sec

[peak depot]

!voice

[wise cargo]

Voice verification

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

[peak depot]

see above

[hollow oracle]

sec

[somber heath]

@clever lynx 👋

@halcyon sail 👋

@oblique aspen 👋

[somber heath]

TamasT

[upbeat oasis]

Im fanna die my code for 1 discord system is almost 2000 lines long 😭😭😭

Uhmmmm

Whats happening rn

Guys?

[clever needle]

ya

[upbeat oasis]

Whats going on?

Lol bro just rage quit discord

Yea lol im working on a new system but discord hates ppl that use forms so i gotta make a system for it

Oh well

Uhmm basicly when a user submits a form i need it to send a ephermal message with a new button to open a discord form

So i can have more than 5 fields in a discors form

Discord*

Lol

I whas sitting here and kinda laughing cause he said the same thing 8 times

[tacit crane]

Its 5

only

on modal

[upbeat oasis]

Ik

I am makeing sectinal forms

So after a user fills out form 1 it makes a button to accses form 2

[tacit crane]

so like steps

[upbeat oasis]

Sorta ig

[tacit crane]

thats cool

i nowadays just use web dashboard

no limitation nothing\

[upbeat oasis]

Its alredy 1500 lines long 😭😭😭

[somber heath]

@stoic musk 👋

[upbeat oasis]

And im also working on a web dashboard but its under development

[tacit crane]

For what kind of bot?

[upbeat oasis]

My bot is basicly all bots in 1 so it has lots of systems

[tacit crane]

ok

got it

[upbeat oasis]

Atleast its not like v1 of my bot my v1 whas 8000 lines in 1 file

No cogs no organization

[tacit crane]

1 Class

[upbeat oasis]

Lol

Yep

[tacit crane]

F

[upbeat oasis]

And every time a error happend yk

[tacit crane]

Use Cogs man

[upbeat oasis]

I do now lol

[tacit crane]

specally with your bot

where it will be big

[upbeat oasis]

I use lots of cogs now lol

I made a whole server addicted to gambiling lol

Cause of my bot

Hey you should def help me with my bot 😄

[vocal basin]

should make them addicted to better gambling instead: minesweeper

[upbeat oasis]

Oh god...

Oh i love councouring europ

INVADE POLAND

[somber heath]

@inland gull 👋

Conquering.

[upbeat oasis]

@peak depot INVADE POLAND

What?

[peak depot]

@clever needle we hear u

[somber heath]

@clever needle Hot mic.

@tired hornet 👋

@young junco 👋

[upbeat oasis]

Wait @wind raptor invade poland?

My bots dashboard is goingto be the end of me its coded in react and TypeScript 😭😭😭

I also need a ipc server to 😭

[woeful blaze]

import torch

import numpy as np

class Test_model:

pass

[upbeat oasis]

REACT ON TOP

Lol

I am slowly migrating my bot from storing data in json to now mysql

[somber heath]

@spice copper 👋

[upbeat oasis]

OHH YEAA

lol

Sureee

Lmao shaken baby sindrome

Wh

What...

WHAT

no

No

NO

NOOO

[timid quartz]

hi

they got me

[upbeat oasis]

I could make discord a db if i want using images

...

Wh

What

....

[tacit crane]

Nowadays the link changes

[upbeat oasis]

Message id dosent

I use my bot for it and pillow

Well i could just do encode using difrent coulers

Like couler a is == to yk

Lol yea

Lmao

I mean i made a server addicted to gambiling using my bot lol

[upbeat bobcat]

Hey!

[upbeat oasis]

Always fun to gamble lol

[timid quartz]

chris

I figured out how to do this

[wind raptor]

It's only a day. Then you're back in business

[dry jasper]

good ppl dont gamble

[timid quartz]

choice = input("Fortnite Or Roblox?: ").lower()
if choice == "fortnite":
    print("Fortnite Is Goated!")
else:
    print(choice+ " Is Alright")```

[wind raptor]

Nice!

[upbeat oasis]

Who said they where good?

[timid quartz]

🎉

[dry jasper]

i asks that myself to

[upbeat oasis]

Lol

[timid quartz]

chris

[upbeat oasis]

Nu uh

[timid quartz]

i got question

[upbeat oasis]

Lol yea

[timid quartz]

can i screen share

[wind raptor]

You should check this out: https://automatetheboringstuff.com

It's an older book, but shows you how to make tons of cool tools that will let you automate tasks on your computer. It's mostly using the stuff you've already learned too.

[clever needle]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CqL5kB8pOfo&t=481s

[upbeat oasis]

No

[timid quartz]

chris

[upbeat oasis]

Pythan lol

[timid quartz]

words = []
while True:
    word = input("Enter A Word: ")
    if word == "":
        break
    words.append(word)
for word in words:
    print(word)```

how do i make it say enter a word the i put kb then it says any other words?

[upbeat oasis]

Bro said pythan lmao

[wind raptor]

Not until the infraction is lifted.

[timid quartz]

aw

[upbeat oasis]

Huh?

[dull sluice]

any1 know a little qt?
my opengl drawing goes to black when i resize the window
https://discord.com/channels/267624335836053506/1405907617129168906

[timid quartz]

CHRIS

words = []
while True:
    word = input("Enter A Word: ")
    if word == "":
        break
    words =  input("Any Other Words?: ")
    if words == "":
        break
    words.append(word + words)
for word in words:
    print(word)```

[wind raptor]

Yeah, nice. Very similar to what we made yesterday. You should try making an adder. Take in numbers until the user doesn't enter anything, then show the sum of all the numbers they entered.

[timid quartz]

hmm

[wind raptor]

Gotta go clean for a bit. I'll be back later.

Cheers everyone!

[timid quartz]

cya

[tacit crane]

# ================================
# Trust Cloudflare IPs for real IP logging
# ================================
set_real_ip_from 103.21.244.0/22;
set_real_ip_from 103.22.200.0/22;
set_real_ip_from 103.31.4.0/22;
set_real_ip_from 104.16.0.0/13;
set_real_ip_from 104.24.0.0/14;
set_real_ip_from 108.162.192.0/18;
set_real_ip_from 131.0.72.0/22;
set_real_ip_from 141.101.64.0/18;
set_real_ip_from 162.158.0.0/15;
set_real_ip_from 172.64.0.0/13;
set_real_ip_from 173.245.48.0/20;
set_real_ip_from 188.114.96.0/20;
set_real_ip_from 190.93.240.0/20;
set_real_ip_from 197.234.240.0/22;
set_real_ip_from 198.41.128.0/17;

real_ip_header CF-Connecting-IP;


# ================================
# Website 1: durontoshop.com
# ================================
server {
    listen 80;
    server_name durontoshop.com www.durontoshop.com;

    location / {
        proxy_pass http://127.0.0.1:8181;
        proxy_http_version 1.1;

        proxy_set_header Host $host;
        proxy_set_header X-Real-IP $remote_addr;
        proxy_set_header X-Forwarded-For $proxy_add_x_forwarded_for;
        proxy_set_header X-Forwarded-Proto $scheme;

        # Security headers
        add_header X-Frame-Options "SAMEORIGIN";
        add_header X-Content-Type-Options "nosniff";
        add_header Referrer-Policy "no-referrer-when-downgrade";
        add_header X-XSS-Protection "1; mode=block";
    }
}

[scarlet halo]

just got a IRC chat server set up 😭

[tacit crane]

https://abtopup.com

@router.get("/verify-age", response_class=HTMLResponse, dependencies=[Depends(rate_limiter)])
async def verify_age_page(request: Request):
    try:
        user_data = await fetch_user_data(request)
        if not user_data:
            return RedirectResponse(url="/login", status_code=303)
        

        data = {
            "site": await get_config(),
            "user": user_data,
        }

        response = templates.TemplateResponse(
            "/pages/verify/age.html",
            {
                "request": request,
                "data": data
            }
        )
        return response
    except Exception as e:
        logger.error(f"Error loading verify age page: {traceback.format_exc()}")
        raise HTTPException(status_code=500, detail="Internal server error")

[woeful blaze]

How is everyone doing today?

[scarlet halo]

good, got an IRC server up and running today :P

[woeful blaze]

Nice

[woeful blaze]

Anything else?

[scarlet halo]

Not really... Just doing pretty good in general, gonna eat dinner with a friend and her family tomorrow

[dull sluice]

hi

making transparent windows with opengl and qt

again?

oh i seen that joke and added it in my bio

[timid quartz]

choice = input("Turtles Or Frogs?: ").lower()
if choice == "turtles":
    print("I Like Turtles Too!")
else:
    print("Frogs Rule!.")

choice = input("Snakes Or Lizards?: ").lower()
if choice == "snakes":
    print("Snakes Are Slithery.")
else:
    print("Lizards Are Cool.")

choice = input("Indoors Or Outdoors?: ").lower()
if choice == "indoors":
    print("You Need To Go Outside Bud.")
else:
    print("Outdoors On Top!")

choice = input("Reading Or Gaming?: ").lower()
if choice == "reading":
    print("You Are Very Smart.")
else:
    print("Go Read A Book.")

age = int(input("How Old Are You?: "))
if age > 25:
    print("Your Old.")
else:
    print("Your Still Young.")

choice = input("Whats Your Favorite Food?\nOptions: Burgers, Pizza, Ice Cream?: ").lower()
if choice == "burgers":
    print("Burgers Are Yummy!")
elif choice == "pizza":
    print("Pizza Is Yummy!")
elif choice == "ice cream":
    print("Ice Cream Is Yummy!")
else:
    print("That Wasnt An Option Bud.")

@wind raptor Chris can u add me on discord so if i need help u can help me if not it’s okay sorry for pinging you

[vocal basin]

now try doing the same with a match statement, and see how the code becomes slightly more symmetrical between options

match choice:
    case "a":
        ...
    case "b":
        ...

[timid quartz]

Can u fill it in so i can understand it easier

[vocal basin]

choice = input("yes or no?").lower()
match choice:
    case "yes" | "ye" | "y" | "yep" | "yas":
        flag = True
    case "no" | "n" | "nah":
        flag = False
    case _:
        print("what")
        sys.exit()

[timid quartz]

Uh

!e ```py
choice = input("yes or no?").lower()
match choice:
case "yes" | "ye" | "y" | "yep" | "yas":
flag = True
case "no" | "n" | "nah":
flag = False
case _:
print("what")
sys.exit()

Ye i give up

[vocal basin]

!e

_next_line = iter("""\
yes
""".splitlines()).__next__
input = lambda *args: (print(*args, end=""), (line := _next_line()), print(line))[1].rstrip()
# ^ input hack

import sys


choice = input("yes or no? ").lower()
match choice:
    case "yes" | "ye" | "y" | "yep" | "yas":
        flag = True
    case "no" | "n" | "nah":
        flag = False
    case _:
        print("what")
        sys.exit()
print(flag)

[wise cargo]

:white_check_mark: Your 3.13 eval job has completed with return code 0.

001 | yes or no? yes
002 | True

[vocal basin]

!e

_next_line = iter("""\
n
""".splitlines()).__next__
input = lambda *args: (print(*args, end=""), (line := _next_line()), print(line))[1].rstrip()
# ^ input hack

import sys


choice = input("yes or no? ").lower()
match choice:
    case "yes" | "ye" | "y" | "yep" | "yas":
        flag = True
    case "no" | "n" | "nah":
        flag = False
    case _:
        print("what")
        sys.exit()
print(flag)

[wise cargo]

:white_check_mark: Your 3.13 eval job has completed with return code 0.

001 | yes or no? n
002 | False

[vocal basin]

someone just randomly left two scooters in the middle of the forest

I'm too lazy to increase exposure time

[dull sluice]

its too late im like crying bc of it i jsut forgot i joined the vc

[uneven pilot]

Wow

[tight bane]

@little comet hi

[wise loom]

spiders are bad

this one shows up every night around the corner ready to strike ⚡

[wise loom]

@wraith pelican when you come back, curious if you looked at https://www.datawars.io/
they say it's like LC but for data science.

[somber heath]

@icy jewel 👋

[icy jewel]

ACCEPT FRQ

i cant talk

[somber heath]

!voice

[wise cargo]

Voice verification

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

[silent umbra]

hi guys i am new to this server, i am pretty fluent in python and hope to you know get some poeple and build projects and solve problems together

[somber heath]

@little comet 👋

[little comet]

hello

[somber heath]

@dry marlin 👋

@rain agate 👋

!voice

[wise cargo]

Voice verification

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

[rain agate]

yeah hi, i know

[hardy sinew]

hai opal

https://tenor.com/view/cat-cat-with-tongue-cat-smiling-gif-11949735780193730026

im bored and I can't make music very well

idk what they are

I use lmms

it looks like a lot of sheet music for playing a piano or something

I don't think it's really a daw

I use that too but it is more of a sound editing program instead of a daw

I use a vst

[somber heath]

@compact trail 👋

[compact trail]

Cant talk

Ill be back in 3 days!

[somber heath]

Don't forget about the other requirements. 🙂

You're welcome to hang around and chat in the meantime.

[compact trail]

Sounds good thank you

[somber heath]

@kindred yoke 👋

[kindred yoke]

Heyyy

Where is mileli

Yeap

Ok

What are you doing guys

Me too

Where are you from?

Bro I am not understanding high level English you know😅thats my problem can you speak slowly kind of

Brooo.....

👍

[somber heath]

I understand.

[kindred yoke]

Should I have to learn ai/ ml or web development

[somber heath]

That's up to you.

[kindred yoke]

Come on

Yaar you have experience so

What your thoughts

[somber heath]

AI is in fashion. Businesses like their vanity projects. Yes to both. No to both. AI is many things, many of them bad.

Some of them good.

[kindred yoke]

Broo is that good opportunity for the future or ai is just a hype

[somber heath]

Both.

[kindred yoke]

Basically is ai is really good that people actually talking about or just a hype

Because I know that "if everyone knows the answer, opportunity is probably gone" so everyone knows about ai and how to learn so what is gona we do

Is we have to find new opportunity that is very good for next decade and we have to learn that

Yes I am understanding now

Right

Heyy @peak depot

[somber heath]

@jade oar 👋

[paper wolf]

the car is needing

[kindred yoke]

@somber heath guys in your coural you don't live with your parents?

Bro.

@somber heath Heyy 👋

Culture

How you can people live alone without their parents 😔

@somber heath 👋

Ohh

@somber heath by I am going to eat so byyy

[somber heath]

@glass hill 👋

[glass hill]

Don't have rights to speak

I'm sorry

[somber heath]

!voice

[wise cargo]

Voice verification

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

[kindred yoke]

Heyyy there

[somber heath]

@unkempt herald 👋

[unkempt herald]

Hello

[opaque sparrow]

hi

is learning sqlite3 good?

if im making a tkinter gui app

[wise loom]

sqlite is great

[somber heath]

@ebon arrow 👋

!voice

[wise cargo]

Voice verification

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

[ebon arrow]

Hello 👋

Am Good And You?

!voice

[wise cargo]

Voice verification

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

[somber heath]

@zealous junco 👋

@hollow forum 👋

[paper wolf]

@naive otter uhhh can you show the current code on your esp32?

[hollow forum]

Hi

Hi

[somber heath]

@hollow forum 👋

[naive otter]

once i get gome

[paper wolf]

🗣️ gome

[naive otter]

home* sorry

[hollow forum]

Listen

[paper wolf]

??

[somber heath]

@whole bear 👋

[hollow forum]

I am arabic and i can't understand what you say😥

[paper wolf]

aw thats sad

[hollow forum]

But i love python

[paper wolf]

im imagining python code written on arrabic...

[somber heath]

@amber portal 👋

[naive otter]

everything starts on the right

0,0 is right instead of left

[paper wolf]

@naive otter ur muslim you should be able to undertsand arabic

[naive otter]

nope i didn't understand a single word