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for refrence uk uni degree is 9k a year
certificate as a service
for 3 years
naughty, naughty
I do have legally free resource
MIT put all their stuff online for free
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@somber heath How are you doing?
@steep kernel Intentional username?
?
hes probably hindu
who need's help
i hope
<@&831776746206265384>
bruh?
@wind raptor Take action on the fellow member @steep kernel .
He would like to share DDOS code and has quite inappropriate username
bro i am from turkey
Talked about DDOS
and i am living germany
Was willing to share code for DDOS
that does change things
bro anyways don't look my name for this reason
!superstar 1391199604145520842
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:)
Better you've changed π
Pls do not share any malicious code
Also they were mentioning sharing or asking for DDOS related code I am not quite sure in what way they meant that. However I was confused
Bro got no shame
hi
bro don't copy me this is not safe
!warn 1391199604145520842 Do not share or discuss malicious code on this server. See #rules .
:incoming_envelope: :ok_hand: applied warning to @steep kernel.
!rule 5
5. Do not provide or request help on projects that may violate terms of service, or that may be deemed inappropriate, malicious, or illegal.
okay
Thanks Billy
Next time, just ping moderators plz
Woah Celine dion i'm a huge fan
bro i need banning speedrun
Pls leave the server
okay
no need for that
?
they recived their warnings
and?
You've already lost. We're happy to remove you, but we'd rather not.
That was a very weird interaction
I must say
bro i have and quest
are you a discord bot bro
you talking like an discord ai
sadly I cannot
why
!rule 4
4. Use English to the best of your ability. Be polite if someone speaks English imperfectly.
@steep kernel
:x: Invalid rule indices: 12
!rule 1
1. Follow the Python Discord Code of Conduct.
I am not quite sure what you mean with this statement
oh yeah Mr. Krabs
2. Follow the Discord Community Guidelines and Terms of Service.
!rule 3
i lurk
turkey or what
bro i need to make realmekverberkofficial
then
of crazy part
on here
you deleted wrong message or what?
this server, and discord in general dosnt do "offensive security". and that is the nicest way to put it
Do you know what?
i know what π
I've got spam from a stranger with malicious link and disgusting images
They happen to be from this very same server
I ignore the DM from a stranger
pure art
What is your opinon
What about the other 99% of the UI?
Celine Dion got muted?
bruh
just css and html like Tim Berners-Lee intended
@blissful stag @ancient leaf π
Hi
Hey Opal
Yes I do
I got to know more about skilled folks here!
Most of server member are smart and nice to each other
Let it be, mod are good at moderation
So what you doing?
I wish it could
Don't worry, you'll be alright
just is silence
@steep kernel Do not spam gif so often
okay
please
@fathom aspen π
Hello
Good pfp
bro
Voice Gate failed
You are not currently eligible to use voice inside Python Discord for the following reasons:
You have been active for fewer than 9 ten-minute blocks.
I do
This has complete info about it
If you do know python, you could understand the code and instruction in it
@fathom aspen So did you code it yourself?
Ehm, I am unsure
wdym?
If you used AI
I can't help because you are not sure about code itself
No
hey
please help
i got error in my code
can i share my screen ?
i justed joined i cant stream in server
dm ?
how do you stream in this discord?
theres a option next to cam
bro i will share my colab link can you try to run ?
@fathom aspen
As far as I know
There has to be mod
in Voice Chat
bro please anyone help me
we have a pastebin tool in this discord?
Okey
@whole bear π
Why does @patent chasm sound like that dude from every other generic AI-generated YouTube video? You know the one who always talks about "Top 10 facts that you wont believe"
I'm considering getting something like that for the third monitor
Josean Martinez
@merry moon Hey
Just the way it should be
by the profile I thought ri changed the display name
damn man
(because of this part)
How about you?
nvm it's off by one letter
@wise loom absolutely necessary package to learn for most Python usecases
@wise loom you mean dataclasses?
pydantic extends dataclasses
feature set
so true
you guys sound like experts
its just silence
@steep kernel please tone down the shitposting a bit
guys
annoying/10
oh so Chris doesn't even need to check the deletion logs
thankzz
thanks for making it easier for him
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"you are dead" bro what are you mean?
you should've just replied with "what"
to continue the meme
okay going back to this,
Rust's equivalent is at least three separate crates
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* four
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!mute 1391199604145520842 3d Posting inappropriate and shitposting images on the server (gun pointed at cat and DDOS program)
:incoming_envelope: :ok_hand: applied timeout to @steep kernel until <t:1756655753:f> (3 days).
What is this supposed to mean?
Are you evading ban?
serde, serde_json, schemars, garde
congrats on escalating a 3 day mute to a perma ban
whoa
5 bans at once
!cleanban 1399886478733213748 Evading a mute
:incoming_envelope: :ok_hand: applied ban to @cyan mortar permanently.
@tepid edge as I've mentioned here recently, ban evaders aren't smart
!ban 1391199604145520842 evading a mute
:incoming_envelope: :ok_hand: applied ban to @steep kernel permanently.
Here he goes again
!cleanban 1410402121827749950 evading
:incoming_envelope: :ok_hand: applied ban to @rain ermine permanently.
HNOT ME
I think he will create more account to evade
@tepid edge ban evasion is almost only about excessive cases like this
his goal in life..
like insisting on misbehaving
!cleanban 1410411516607336539 ban evade
:incoming_envelope: :ok_hand: applied ban to @feral pulsar permanently.
dude choose to fight mod
chris cant yall like hardware ban
how did he get so many emails tho?
he is testing patience of mod
ip ban
Chris on that typing practice
π
he doesn't have a DDoS tool
he IS the DDoS tool
@dry jasper
!cleanban 1287100808588169227 ban evade
:incoming_envelope: :ok_hand: applied ban to @balmy anvil permanently.
chris do u js have it copy and pasted
yeah haha
I'd hope the user would at least learn to spell "broke"/"broken" correctly
in between bans
I was originally going to write validator
instead of garde
but
validator doesn't have the Valid wrapper
not a mage, I see
I guess he choose to be stubborn
I bet he in process of making more account to evade again
very```rust
#[derive(Serialize, Deserialize, JsonSchema, Validate)]
it would be great if validation in serde+garde just altered the Deserialize implementation
What's up?
when Valid<T> is being deserialised, it first deserialises T, then calls .validate() on it
I need an indept explanation on the concept of OOP in python
I'm really struggling with that
Thanks
chris.
!cleanban 1410656871492227112 ban evade
2020
:incoming_envelope: :ok_hand: applied ban to @crisp shard permanently.
why was it 2020
from typing import Literal
from pydantic import BaseModel
class Container(BaseModel):
something: str
something_else: int
tags: set[...] #TODO
"""Bob wants to annotate his container objects with an optional set of tags,
where a tag can either be a static string, or a two part tag where the first
part identifies the type of tag and the second is a arbitrary string value
"""
he back.
!cleanban 1410656658836684980 ban evade
:incoming_envelope: :ok_hand: applied ban to @frozen veldt permanently.
||str | tuple[str, str]||?
@tepid edge ||statically known set of types of tags||?
can use ||https://docs.pydantic.dev/2.0/usage/types/enums/||
possibly
should just work as is iirc
I know how serde does it
(assuming the question is how you'd translate #[derive(Deserialize)] enum from Rust to Python)
||Field(discriminator=...)||
RootModel for a big union of complex types
and then | that to a str
serde is somewhat weird about its default handling of enums
#[derive(Serialize, Deserialize)]
enum Example {
Unit,
Struct { x: i32 },
#[serde(untagged)]
Untagged { x: i32 },
}
"Unit"
{"Struct": {"x": 123}}
{"x": 123}
#[derive(Serialize, Deserialize)]
enum Example {
#[serde(untagged)]
Untagged1 { x: i32 },
#[serde(untagged)]
Untagged2 { x: i32 },
}
{"x": 123}
{"x": 123}
lost information of what type it is
untagged is just like Union
tries everything in order
if nothing matches, explodes
with a non-descriptive error
do you want to inject the discriminator inside the object or put it alongside (in a pair)?
I'm trying to remember how Pydantic does flattening
class Message(BaseModel):
payload: BigUnionType # of BaseModel subclasses if that helps
payload_type: str # or Literal[...]
needs to have some sort of connection between the payload_type value and the appropriate type of the union
somewhere
payload.__class__.__name__ is payload_type
.wa s define life
a characteristic state or mode of living
Is this the meaning of life!
I'm making it less bad
Life has no meaning and no plan
the best plan is having no plan
I do enjoy and suffer every moment of my life
@tepid edge the usage:
class A(BaseModel):
a: int
class B(BaseModel):
b: int
class AOrB(RootModel[discriminated_union(A | B)]):
pass
print(AOrB.model_validate_json(discriminated(A)(a=123).model_dump_json()))
and the implementation
def discriminated[T: BaseModel](ty: type[T]) -> type[T]:
class Discriminated(ty):
discriminator: Literal[ty.__name__] = Field(default=ty.__name__) # type:ignore
Discriminated.__name__ = f"Discriminated[{ty.__name__}]"
return Discriminated # type:ignore
def discriminated_union[T](ty: T) -> T:
return Annotated[Union[tuple(map(discriminated, ty.__args__))], Field(discriminator="discriminator")] # type:ignore
this does hard-code discriminator as the name of the field
flattening is a bit non-trivial with Pydantic
certain weird typing stuffs are invalid under mypy
but valid under pyright
"das fridge
jaja"
or whatever the Germans would say
!stream 381154715293188106
β @dry jasper can now stream until <t:1756401173:f>.
gravelwich
@wind raptor very messy
that's why I avoid it
at least the popular game dev stuffs
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@tepid edge i am very interested in the challenge, but i need a little bit of time to clean some of my backlog
"Terra preta owes its characteristic black color to its weathered charcoal content,[2] and was made by adding a mixture of charcoal, bones, broken pottery, compost and manure to the low fertility Amazonian soil."
@tepid edge i hope you will agree for us to resume the discussion on the challenge once i free up
Sure, no rush
but regardless for job interviews in python I'd def recommend learning about pydantic
if well is a hole from which we extract water, then drain is unwell?
non-well
antiwell
null-well
Are the drains ok?
def count_characters(text):
char_count = {}
for char in text.lower():
if char in char_count:
char_count[char] += 1
else:
char_count[char] = 1
return char_count
famous for
- scams
- having his pants fall down during a stream
for the views..
yes
substring, not just a prefix/suffix?
you either need a prepared structure
just in
it's close enough to linear complexity
[candidate for candidate in haystack if needle in candidate]
I'm trying to remember how faster trie-related approaches work
which optimise for read time
[candidate for candidate in haystack if needle in candidate count ++]
count = sum(needle in candidate for candidate in haystack)
count = 0
for candidate in haystack:
count += needle in candidate
count = 0
for candidate in haystack:
if needle in candidate
count += 1
three options of how to write it
sum is expected to be slightly faster
no
x++ doesn't
ok
:white_check_mark: Your 3.13 eval job has completed with return code 0.
5
!e
print(--5)
:white_check_mark: Your 3.13 eval job has completed with return code 0.
5
!e
print(5-- + ++5)
:white_check_mark: Your 3.13 eval job has completed with return code 0.
10
I see
this really sounds like full-text search
if you want to optimise for read time
and that requires using something like a proper database, generally
okay, it's time to implement AVL trees again
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this
why is the Tron thing with the same name so funny looking
I'm back to using very descriptive variable names, l and r
@wind raptor wait until C++26
when reflection begins
you can finally stop writing 10 constructors for each class
act on the program itself
derives in Rust aren't reflection but do similar things
Python is largely built on reflection
derive isn't reflection because it acts on tokens not higher level language constructs
.__class__ and stuff
.__annotations__
.__name__
and all those
C++29 might get class(interface) syntax
(which C++26 doesn't yet get)
C++26 just gets some basic data extraction abilities
so you still need to kind of invent codegen mechanisms
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fn adopt(&mut self, parent: NodeId, first: u8, child: NodeId) {```
`ruchei-trie/src/trie.rs` line 65
```rs
fn disown(&mut self, child: NodeId) -> (NodeId, u8, Vec<u8>) {```
I suddenly decided to rename connect because it didn't fit the terminology well enough
this is probably the more important of those two talks
(same person)
@scarlet halo I bought G733 a couple of years ago but the store fucked up a bit so I got different ones instead
(G935)
π
hello
trying to get my voice verified
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@wise loomhe saying modules not models
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https://literature-overcome-norm-frederick.trycloudflare.com/home
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@wise loom what are u doing ??
reading, you?
this link, here you go https://stackoverflow.com/q/48515105/827519
okay , what is this ?
π₯²
the analysis of a problem, it's all in that link. have you read it yet?
i'm also a beginner
in programming
i read and learn
sure what do you wanna ask me?
how can i share my screen in this server π₯²
you can ask a mod when they're around
okayy ty <3
what is the name of this music 
you can hear the music?
see it on my screen
okayy ty i see it <3
@trail geode π
I love you all
hi procoder
hi']
@fluid crest π
Hello brother
well done with the problem you are trying to solve
@calm stream π
Hi
Is the code working for all test cases ???
Gotta go bye guys meet you later
Oh I'm still looking at it, got caught up in a few other things
@wise loom desktop env was that
doesn't matter
I'm just asking
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ping now has only two states:
zero
and several tens of thousands
it looks a lot like a UI bug
yes
JavaScript measures time in milliseconds
maybe someone did something wrong with that
it used to cap out at 5s
.wa s (distance to moon in light seconds) * 2
2.699 light seconds
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@wide crystal π
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I am so enthusiastic about learning python libraries
Do I need to start the backend django or data science python libraries what you pefer
consider not defaulting to just learning Django
there are way more other better frameworks
I know express js
@opaque coral π
But I like writing code in python

(not even really a framework, more like a library)
Can someone explain to me what microservices are
decomposing your application via long-lived processes rather than method or subprocess calls
each service should ideally represent some sort of isolated context thing
You mean for a website it's pages ?
it's usually not separated by page
however you might sometimes see different services be responsible for different subdomains
(however it might be, sometimes)
You mean one part of the backend by render and other supabase like that?
in such model, usually, you wouldn't share a database between services
depending on the definition, database that's responsible for a service's storage, is considered either part of that service, or separate service, or external to the system as a whole
supabase is a third-party external service
step 0: install docker
if you want to learn microservice architecture specifically, avoid the cloud for a while
those are somewhat different models
or only limit cloud usage to container deployments
no cloud database service, no cloud queues, etc.
Ok only using docker?
Recommend one project please
currently trying to find if there are some microservicable projects on nedbat's list
something that involves multiple users is probably one of those things that might force you to adopt microservice approach for certain parts
e.g. you might want to have realtime interactions and some sort of more static data be handled separately
@winged patio π
find some website that you can query data from over API (the source data is just some latest value or whatever, without stats),
then make a discord bot that allows you to query statistics over some period of time
when you do that, you will likely find reasons to split that into multiple separate processes
hi
@livid osprey π
resulting thing may follow a microservice architecture, or it might just be a bunch of processes occupying a very shared environment
Do these concepts come in system design?
I prefer to have conversations in public channels.
What would you like to talk about?
@winged patio
this is very basic system design
sorry
Any resource for system design ?
to loud
and just random tech talks
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It's noisy here because it's raining sorry
I think it didn't come through the mic
it might've muffled the voice a bit because of how noise suppression works
oh yea
Krisp, in the state it was in 2021, made my voice inaudible
and I still have it turned off
thank you for the information
(not that I speak often)
my yawns do sound like that
(i.e. it's a normal sound for me to make)
3 KHz
iirc
it might've been under a spoiler, so you were "warned"
the high ones are quite safe
medium and low are more prone to accidental damage
excessively loud
ohhh, i just knew that
I'm in a small room where it resonates so much that it actually hurts the ears if not restrained
one of the few things I can do other than programming
0o0
I should learn how to go below 40Hz
so I can claim 7 octave range of sound
"reasonably safe" doesn't sound safe enough for a guideline
and why does it have an extra L
ah
access control
dead of non-human causes
and you must not be aflicting unesecerry pain
cus that will be sinfull
same same
but different but still same
@tacit crane
is it a great idea to use onionmail
it's way more generic in this sense than fashion as a trend
the only thing you get is Tor's circuitry when accessing .onion mirror
Twitter and Facebook used to have Tor mirrors too
onionmail
.org
yes
don't use .org if you care
why
i have to leave
@tacit crane non-commercial
no the privacy part no phone num
@tacit crane I think it's on take-down-request basis not allow to register
not sure though
use .onion if you're worried about privacy
there is literally a .onion link on the front page
@tacit crane not layered
I wonder how they're doing .onion if they're proxied by Cloudflare
Availability
Availability Yes Yes Yes Yes
funny section
why not just write "all plans"
Cloudflare is a somewhat mixed experience
they only recently stopped overly blocking access to websites
(based on IPs and whatever else)
also their business practices are questionable
Sales "Trust and Safety" department
@quartz oracle π
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i dont have a microphone so there is no reason to verify
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it's just a fun man
a fouun
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i was jocking not mocking you
hhaha
i was just trying to see youre reaction
oh
yeah haha
@whole harness π
parrallΓ©lopipΓ©de
then which part did you look?
!e
for i in range(0, -1, 1):
print(i)
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[No output]
@willow garnet this text channel
Time to sleep, see ya
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this time failing even with a VPN
now connected
data structures
a lot of them
Tries, AVL trees, and stuff that mixes them
mostly things implemented on top of https://docs.rs/slab
Pre-allocated storage for a uniform data type.
yes, there is a specific usecase
I already made a good enough implementation
however it's suboptimal
@wind raptor it's closer to a quad tree in how it works
it is balanced
just in a different way
AVLs are height-balanced
there also exist weight-balanced trees
B-Trees are also quite great
not just height-balanced: all leaves have the same exact depth
and their derivatives
B-Trees, Tries and LSM Trees are main bases for databases from what I've seen
https://docs.rs/sled uses Trie+LSM iirc
sled is a high-performance embedded database with an API that is similar to a BTreeMap<[u8], [u8]>, but with several additional capabilities for assisting creators of stateful systems.
or something that's similar to how LSM behaves
so derived from LSM
KV store
which optimises keys with common prefixes
so you can model structured data with it
sadly no way to easily have a range query inside a transaction
need to do some extra manipulation to make that possible
you kind of need to range-query outside the transaction, then query inside the transaction again to ensure consistency
the problem there is that you might miss some keys
there is no way via transaction to ensure that there is no entry between two keys
so you might want to make a doubly-linked list through your stored data
doubly linked lists with something other than actual pointers emulating pointers are very powerful
this already keeps them sorted
but you can only get the next value outside the transaction
so what you'd do there to find minimal key larger than x:
without a transaction, find such key,
get the minimum between it and the lowest key you wrote during this transaction,
query it inside the transaction (asserts that it exists),
then get the linked previous one,
assert it's equal to or smaller than x
so querying outside the transaction there is just an optimisation so that you don't have to walk the entire linked chain
it has that built-in
with a feature flag
or you can make a custom integration layer with eventfd, it's not that hard
which is what I did
on what OS?
async stuff isn't 100% portable
e.g. you won't have eventfd on Windows
i dont think its specific to os only
for now, working on windows
yeah, that is problematic
Hi! I am having some problems with some code. I was wondering if you guys could help?
((corrected: not supported on Windows))
try the built-in support
i want to send data between python and rust asynchronously without blocking the python event loop for longer coz it needs to do other tasks too in python
you don't have the code?
maybe just use callbacks?
i remember when i had problems with some code but i didn't have the code..
it was so hard to fix it..
no I have it I just wanted to ask permission because it seemed like you were already having a conversation
so you didn't want to interrupt, how polite
i dont know, can you give some idea
hey, using callback, wont it block python event loop?
I am trying to download Pillow on my mac, but it keeps giving me this error code. @wise loom
for sending data to Rust, you can use blocking code if you aren't concerned with limiting queue size
for receiving, pass a callback to Rust that put_nowaits into an asyncio.Queue
which you await get from on Python's side
@wind raptor do you know why? IDK you just repeated it out loud so I thought you might have an idea.
this involves loop.call_soon_threadsafe
what mac are you using?
you might need this command
instead of x86_64
if it's a new mac
it is a newer mac
for now, priority is to send events from python to rust without blocking the python event loop and as soon as rust gets event, it will do its work based on event type
i am new to pyo3, so dont know much
oh ok. idk I just found a minesweeper bot on github and I want to figure out how it works lol.
Flume
with this, you create an unbounded queue
and try_send or send on Python's side
non-async
both of those should be near instant
with an unbounded queue
on Rust's side, you do whatever you choose
why would you need PIL for that 
I can send you the bot I found if you want. Idk anything ab python.
(as in see rule 5 if this involves something like minesweeper.online where bots are against the rules)
yeah, very grey area
ah no I was going to do it on a non-online platform, specifically scratch
I have been trying to make a minesweeper bot using just scratch code and wondered how it worked in python
solving the board is fine to discuss; OCR and input automation parts aren't
at least in this context
also are you saying I should replace the x86_64 with the code you gave me or just delete the x86_64
you also made a typo/didn't copy the whole third command
I wonder if it'll work on the PvP minesweeper (since I can obtain permission to mess with it)
ah yes in that one I did but i tried it 6 times with it spelt correctly trying to troubleshoot myself.
but should I just replace the x86_64 or delete it entirely
(missing an e)
Wait we got a new error code
@wind raptor what are you opinions on this matter
from what I understand it's not specific to some version
but not sure
readme isn't clear enough on where it may work
probably okay unless it's specifically targeted at minesweeper.online and whatever
yeah that is not what I am trying to do. I just find python intersting and want to learn what the code does.
I also just wanna see how quick I can make it by improving the code.
also I will only be using it on Scratch.mit.edu on my own version of minesweeper so
I know a bit of python but just looking it up and figuring out what each thing does should work ig? idk i feel like it would be fun and I would rather do anything than homework rn
would be interesting to have a separate instance specifically for bots
thats true. I think it would be fun for people to share the code they used to make it so fast.
!stream 1301206198787506297
β @cerulean minnow can now stream until <t:1756507813:f>.
@cerulean minnow do you have any idea what would work for my problem?
stop
ah its not like were gonna dox you. i've been doxxed enough
why is it still in courses
?
honestly no idea what that means. I am still very new to python lol
ohhh
also could you help me with this new error code?
you're running Python code in zsh
!stream 1301206198787506297
@wind raptor apparently on some servers it is a rule break
β @cerulean minnow can now stream until <t:1756508221:f>.
which is a bit weird
what does that mean?
yes
oh wait nvm I remeber now
@wind raptor vague thoughts of that someone else might think someone's name visible in the server justifies them publishing some else's name
like the rule writers might've thought that having no real information might further disincentivise sharing others' info
idk
bit of a stretch imo
do you know how to run my python code in the mac terminal? I know you go "python3" to open it, then I pasted it, but how do I run it?
@cerulean minnow useful resource for C/C++
python3, write code, press enter to run
when I press enter it just makes a new line
@wind raptor "bold of you to assume 'searching YouTube' is even a valid phrase given how broken the 'search' procedure is"
you don't run the raw code directly in the terminal shell.
what do I do then?
nobody does this π€£
useful in CI/scripts
fair
You run the entire script using python3 scriptname.py
ed script.py
# do your edits
python3 script.py
should I just download a python launcher?
the what
?
py launcher is a windows thing
it took me way too long to realise that this was a context-relevant reply to what I wrote
whether intentional or not
lol
M-x ed
?
can someone please explain to me like I am a two year old I do not understand at all
how do I make a .py file?
what?!?!?!?!
so do I just use text edit, paste my code, save it, then rename it to have a .py at the end?
@wise loom 90% players quit before they win big
normally you'd directly save it with the correct name
rather than renaming
what text editors do you have installed?
so when I save it I just put.py at the end?
just the basic TextEdit
@supple summit π
hiya
"time to rename yourself to Alisa, so we're back to the count of 4" (one of the four renamed themselves to Tau)
it automatically puts a .rtf after the name
RTF isn't just a text file
while it is generally textual, it's not plain text
Sublime/VSCode/Vim/Nano
that type of stuff
Get VS Code if you want a recommendation
k 1 sec
or Zed
or Theia
so I have the .py file, and I pasted the code you gave me into the terminal, but it says it can't find it. Is that because I pu it in a folder?
i think soon enough we'll be wearing robes with hoods to cover our faces and carry lit candles in the dark..
and also wearing a tinfoil on the top of the hoods..
π―οΈ
I am not in the VC what is happening lmao
@supple summit meanwhile "big people" we get here: pharma bro stock market fraudster
lmaoo
Nicky Romero Toulouse
http://giant-cinema.org/
multitasking: fuck up multiple things concurrently
even on a single core, there exists pipelining
PostgreSQL suggestions?
thinking of trying psycopg, currently moving from mysql due to a heavy usage of json ..
esp-idf-style
I don't remember any other than psycopg
will you be involving ORM or not?
no, ORM ..
random hacker basement in Norilsk
MySQL also doesn't have UNNEST and similar things afaik
from what I understand, very painful to mass-insert
name and context reminded of zeronet
and purplesyringa's involvement in it specifically
meh, I was just reading up on accessing the json data in side cells and postgres i guess can do it natively .. so might aswell move to it.
(through whose blog I learned of zeronet)
one day possibly people will look at others' profiles before referring to them
but not sure
honeypot usually means letting the actor do what they think they intended to do in the first place
I've just remembered a random conversation about that
(Chris was already there for that discussion I think)
beemilitarised bzzzzone
I really did just look up "bee onomatopoeia" on Google
@heavy zenith what context is in that, again?
HMAC is mostly for mitigating attacks against stream cipher
@heavy zenith DH
nowadays usually ECDH
ECDHE
(ephemeral)
iirc
Elliptic Curve Diffie-Hellman Ephemeral
you just pasted straight in terminal?
you might wanna learn the basics of programming and computers
tbh
yeah thats what i'm trying to do.
you cant just paste in terminal becuz terminal is bash or powershell i think
so like
say python in terminal
@supple summit the maths isn't actually that complicated
it's one of the simplest algos
!e
mod = 111752107048680789472359852153059703717179877363521175193099
base = 65537
alice_private = 981699914582063647901876862143
bob_private = 183038251131900428689478253883
alice_public = pow(base, alice_private, mod)
bob_public = pow(base, bob_private, mod)
alice_secret = pow(bob_public, alice_private, mod)
bob_secret = pow(alice_public, bob_private, mod)
print(alice_secret)
print(bob_secret)