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Native Americans have dark complexity as well
@tulip plover Your voice reminds me of a fella named procode_kb
whos that
@tulip plover https://www.arenabreakoutinfinite.com/en/
It's banned
@lavish gazelle One Piece is intentionally lengthy
I mean it is intentionally in a bad way!
I've watched all of the episodes and manga chapters @lavish gazelle
Many chapters have repeated the same trash dialogue and information word to word
The worst part of One Piece English is that it has so many riddles and Easter which are lost in translation @lavish gazelle
Live action was bad
one pace is so much faster pace then one piece
Imagine a guy milked the whole community for 25+ years and earned well over tens of millions
Oda is a true business man
bluelock
Good animations
I'll try it!
Which is the best animated anime @tulip plover ?
No I have not!
I mean I will watch it
I think demon slayer is the best animated anime
@tulip plover How about Monster Anime?
It has one of the best story
Bye @tulip plover
@lavish rover where do you live?
canada
π
@spare walrus π
Not all have programming in high school
Me English is bad!
Not all schools have programming as subject
sure i just said most parts of the world do
@astral lion π
Unfortunately I didn't have the programming as subject
@zenith lintel π
@somber heath You should be a mod in Python Discord, you are always helping out fellow members, you're good!
Sign of who @lavish gazelle ?
!zen
Beautiful is better than ugly.
Explicit is better than implicit.
Simple is better than complex.
Complex is better than complicated.
Flat is better than nested.
Sparse is better than dense.
Readability counts.
Special cases aren't special enough to break the rules.
Although practicality beats purity.
Errors should never pass silently.
Unless explicitly silenced.
In the face of ambiguity, refuse the temptation to guess.
There should be one-- and preferably only one --obvious way to do it.
Although that way may not be obvious at first unless you're Dutch.
Now is better than never.
Although never is often better than right now.
If the implementation is hard to explain, it's a bad idea.
If the implementation is easy to explain, it may be a good idea.
Namespaces are one honking great idea -- let's do more of those!
@echo wagon π
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I would avoid windows for laptops at the price range of the above 900$
ssd is swapable
Doesn't matter, overall it is a bad deal
Be computer xor desktop
Not both!
its not that bad of a deal. System76 is priced like a macbook around the 1000-2000 mark. Dell discount for ubuntu is less than a 100
Windows laptop is everything but laptop
framework 12 2 in 1 isn't that great
The laptop should be portable and last long on the battery, performance should not be compromised on battery usage.
Unfortunately windows perform worse on battery
linux typically is worse than windows on battery
honestly, I fined it amazing that non arm laptops and tablets last so long on battery
Open source vs Closed source
Fair comparison
mroe like lack of investment to get the os to be efficient on the laptop
Compare Closed Source to Closed Source
The power draw of the system vs the battery capacity is crazy
It is exemplified by the msi titan line of laptops
those things last 2 hours or so on battery saver
You can get the docs for optimization guidelines
its not just useful for os devs but also any performance based software
Don't you think it is a false advertisement?
To rob the user in the name of a laptop, selling the performance number of laptops on charging (desktop)
They just straight up bought out and subsidized everything to gain a monopoly back in the 90s
no. Those powerful laptops are basically portable desktops that occasionally can be on battery. And thats what people buy them for. The top of the line go from 4k to 6k usd. And pretty sure people buy them for that purpose
I'm not Apple π user or embrace it over windows.
But when it comes to laptops they do sell laptops and windows sell desktop as laptop
It doesn't really make sense from the money side at least to me. I would need to do a bit of digging, but I dont think windows makes much money these days. Its the servers and services these days
It makes plenty of money
One of the most profitable companies on the planet
I dont believe most of it comes from windows licenses
Unfortunately those who buy them will likely not use it on battery π
@inner bison π
Hi
im pretty sure they wont. There are plenty of laptops with better battery life. If they would use them for battery, they will probably return it
I fumble
I meant, likely not use on battery
@lavish gazelle I like him π
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He is humble on screen, is he really as humble as he appears on camera?
More personal computing (windows oem and devices / xbox content and services / search news and advertising) was 13.451 billion usd 2025 Q4. Total revenue is 76.441 billion usd. 17.5% of the revenue. Im betting xbox content and services make up a significant chunk of that.
It would probably hurt if that part were to disappear. But Microsoft would chug on
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Uh he was in Jurassic park?
He got quite recognizable face
I wish I could get a chance to meet famous personalities one day
!stop
Yep it sucks
How can we breathe?
Ain't it exhausting?
It is in civil war
r u Nepalese @obsidian root ?
Life itself is a torcher!
nah, I was just searching for protests and it seemed nepal was ablaze. Apparently also in paris
and some other places
Then I decided to take a step back and forget out it
anyone like candles?
I believed I have learned to love the smell of candles
I hope they can find a middle ground!π
Protest is normal but casualty is generational!
They are tryin to back door and monitor all communication in the EU
The government could do it by force identity by device, device is validated with a central government service, and between the two ensure who is using the device for what purpose
Have an on chip device that does facial recognize to unlock the device. Have the device and user authenticate at a government officer. and then the entire system could be secure... governemnt wouldnt need any biometrics
China 2.0
didn't realize australia was so close to china
It has always been
24th province of China
honestly, the chain of validation from the device might a be solution for this to be secure without giving up biometrics
never thought about this solution
Alright, I'm heading out.
It was fun having a discussion π.
hi π
how are you @somber heath
oh
complicated
how about some noodles π
and some hot π« as well?
why your voice seems like you have a sour throat? @somber heath
@obsidian dragon hello π
oh sad i also have cough
but its different story how i got
yeah its terrible i know my father got same kind of cough
but unfortunately he couldn't make it
have you taken some syrup?
what about using a vacuum cleaner to suck out the mucus? π€§
@obsidian dragon are you a femboy?
his pfp
amd also this
@obsidian dragon yeah definitely frogs πΈ are good
@obsidian dragon can you say UwU for me ? π₯Ί
tbh it was terrible
@paper wolf hello π
stop it its terrible
i asked for one
what the heck u guys doing...
saying UwU and talking about Femboys
do you prefer femboy.....
@woeful shuttle π
good thing lol
hahaahhaaha
what a interesting incident
no they dont fell on my head tho
ouch
no i didn't got an injury i ran asap i saw the fan coming down
run
the wires held the fan for some time just giving me enough time
@low cloak check my profile
ohh its alive...
actually i was doing some modification shit on the fan last day
yeah i made it 3 times faster
yeah its good now
our fan here is just pure copper wire on a iron core with large ammount of small magnets
@hard perch π
@hard perch π
lol
oh well our fans here don't contain any permanent magnets just all electromagnets
Pixel art? What is that.
pls dont spam memes thats out of context
Isn't all art online pixel art?
@woeful shuttle
?
hey are you fox π¦
π
you suck ?
Γr du svensk?
I don't understand what you say. I can understand you through the translation.
Can you ask spellis if he is swedish.
you suck juice π§ right?
I knew it.
I guessed it based off his accent.
I recognize one.
My accent is way more swedish sounding though.
Man mΓ€rker lite.
Inte mycket dock
lol
well for me you're just cute
i wanred them
@whole bear another femboy!?!?
How do I unmute myself? The button doesn't work.
!voice
Canβt talk in voice chat? Check out #voice-verification to get access. The criteria for verifying are specified there.
It says I don't have permission
OH
π
Why are you reacting to my message with a cactus emoji?
lol
i am
You say what now?
we got a new language before gta 6 πͺΎ
The right language.
yeah yeah π
the positive language
Rule 3
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Sleep tight and don't let the monster bite.
what π§
;).
.
i wait forever for that responce
oh sorry π i saw it just now
@still herald hello π
Hi
@paper wolf https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2k4Bbejwrwg
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notice the design is the same, every year, same design, i love that
2014? same design
2025? same design
2030? same design
i just hope they keep the entire chassis and as much of the mechanical components the same(really they don't need to change at all) over all models
this will allow you to swap, mix'n'match things from different models with ease
these things will be on the market way past their release date possibly 2 decades worth of lifespan
now works
though even with a VPN it was stuck in a "checking route" state longer than usual
@grave oracle π
fighting consolidating corruption
hello can i ask you about something?
currently idk where to ask it in the channel
owhh im near im from indonesia
its about coding is it okay if i ask it here?
its called turu isokay
import pyautogui <---- so this part on my coding suddently doesnt work
it show no module named pytogui
yo
yes
hi
if i hve uninstalled it i think this would'nt work right?
ctrl+shift+p
select interpreter
this is VSCode, right?
yes
you might have more than one python
(do this)
that may be it
nothing happen
when i ctrl+shift+p
how to do that?
in terminal
or click Python thing in the VSCode
VSCode has a menu like this
this?
not the {}
after that what do i type?
Python: Select Interpreter
im sorry, im really new to coding
np we started at that point somewhere
then it will show a list
like this ?
you're missing > at the start
@pearl trout youll only learn from messing up and by getting yelled mate π
this might sound rude but thats the thing
no use > before python
lmao indeed
nothing showup
did i accidently unins my python?
its eng
though ig shouldn't matter much
never change it
it should show right
hey it is better to go live
may be we can figure something of it
in terminal it show python
yeah, you have separate Python installations
i just join i cant do anything yet
how are you running your code?
oh yeah forgot about that
choose the coding terminal and press run
i hve this
@winter plover PRs should be focused, don't add extra stuff to the main point of the PR
hmm
click to the left of {} there
@winter plover @somber heath forking is explicitly allowed in GitHub rules
iirc
if your license forbids forking, it breaks GitHub ToS or something like that
@celest gorge π
winamp ran into that
they're still technically in violation
and you can't turn off PRs
@winter plover someone should really show them that repos can be private
even in organisations
you mean this {} right?
i like how it make me think twice as much cause im still learning english lmao
click that
thanks it work
idk how but it work
thankyou so much
i hve 3 so i just switch it to recomended and it work
(this is the most common VSCode-related issue and fix)
btw guys do you know a good youtube tutorial about python (idk what it called) but it make you move your cursor and something like that
honestly that what i learning from rn lmao
an entire channel about how not to do that: Code Bullet
@modern axle π
lmao i was watching him and think i want to move my cursor too
and so i did with ai help ofc
AI is fine-ish as an autocomplete,
but it's bad for writing code and explaining
it's a thing that makes low quality results in a short time at a higher cost
thanks for the info i'll prob keep that in mind
there is only one language that, afaik, AI can write reliable code in
but that's only because it needs to be formally proven code
Dafny
programming in that language is a brute-force-able task
there, understanding isn't necessary if the code compiles
LLMs, as they are used today, are completely not okay and a net negative, especially for initial learning purposes
so that's why insteat of understand im more confuse about the code
not necessarily, but likely
rn im learning the basic from youtube called codewithmosh
LLMs are random text generators that are biased to output text similar to humans
@somber heath pair programming but to the max
mob programming
also known as:
if you are using AI, more explicitly ask it for keywords and where to look for
treat it like a search engine, since it has absorbed a lot of stuff
=> usual problems with search engines apply
that's acctually make a lot of sense, you make me open my mind bout something
thanks @vocal basin @somber heath for the help
i'll go now
@paper wolf https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LyFvaQn-gVE
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alot of people still have that because its now so cheap and can run any simple task
remarkable isn't it?
@wind raptor how went the interview?
hello @whole bear
havent unlocked yet its what im saying xd
cause I joined just like bit ago
im good, Im bored at night here
oh nice
you can talk if you want I have audio
I just cant talk but I can hear
ah, no, not much, Im not like very good at it either
I just used sometimes, watched some courses back then
was just trying to learn how to market an app its complicated
everything requires connections or some investment about it
doing an app nowadays not that complicated but getting users into it, much more problematic
yeah social media its free but realistically to have any decent users you need like 10k followers acc on any social
and that takes very long on itself
none at the moment, was just thinking about it
but yeah theres so many apps nowadays for everything
yeah legit
like you look up some random sht like a thermometer app
and theres 40 mfs doing apps for it
xD
pdf woke up at 2 pm and said "ima do a thermometer app in 2025"
lol
not really lately, not much to talk about
my life boring lol
I honestly think
most profitable way in theory would be
just make some random app
and put btc miner in background at 10% CPU usage so they dont realise
but Android Store bans this
yeah the apple stuff is so busy
Im so pissed off at the brand that they sell me some bullsht phone for 1k that does same as 200$ android phone
I dont even wanna touch the brand as developer already
they can go eat sht
xD
sorry I did not understood much what you said mic isnt that good and my english neither, but I understand part of it
yeah legit, people buy it for status
and im tired of the status bllshit
i dont want buy any of that stupid sht
I wanna buy shirts that are 10$ bro
XD
I must leave now have good day
as it should be
anyone who fails by commenting their code, needs to go and read Unix's source to redeem themselves
/*
* You are not expected to understand this.
*/
I don't comment Code
"the str() function turns a number into a string"
but can't you turn a number into a string by putting quotation marks around it?
so what's the use of "str()" then?
You have an object. That object has a procedure attached to it that gives you a string when you invoke that procedure. Usually, the string will be a version of the object as a string.
Sometimes, you want numbers as text, instead of numerical values. Sometimes, you want to print an object and not get garble. Sometimes you might want to take a string in a certain encoding and have it be correctly understood as a Python string. There are use cases and they come up, but actually using str is more common when learning than in general practice.
You can also put a variable in curly backets to invoke it as a string
What do you mean by object?
Python is an object-oriented programming language.
!f-strings
Creating a Python string with your variables using the + operator can be difficult to write and read. F-strings (format-strings) make it easy to insert values into a string. If you put an f in front of the first quote, you can then put Python expressions between curly braces in the string.
>>> snake = "pythons"
>>> number = 21
>>> f"There are {number * 2} {snake} on the plane."
"There are 42 pythons on the plane."
Note that even when you include an expression that isn't a string, like number * 2, Python will convert it to a string for you.
An object is a data structure with functionality attached to it for interacting safely with that data.
Every object is of a type, a class.
The class governs the creation, data structure and attached functionalities of objects of its type.
A class is like a blueprint, or factory.
The objects created by it are called instances of that class.
Class/blueprint/factory, instances/the things the factory creates.
Both are objects.
Strings are instances of the str class.
Lists are instances of the list class.
Things like 123 are instances of the int class.
Things like 123.0 or .5 are instances of the float class.
Each of these objects have functionality attached to them that do different things, depending on what the object's type is, what class it is of.
@bright hound π
@eternal fable π
Can anyone tell me what a system engineer is
@lofty tinsel π
it is an engineer of system
idk lmao
What should I learn in order to get that role
opalmist can guide you i guess
@somber heath
@somber heath was it worse than Wormhole X-treme?
is it related to frontend?
YAH
oh okay
I dont think I will watch it. I rather just finish reading the book series
man, so many good stuff was canceled around that time
html is horrifying. css makes it worse
lmao
many argue html css aren't coding languages
like. Your browser is meant to take the garbled garbage output of your website generator that is mangled with manual edits from 2000 and make it reasonably presentable
css can end up at a garbled mess over time
true
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ducky is probably writing a code on keyboard
Bahahah
what tool is this???
yes it saves disk space which is expensive nowadays
cloc
yes because theyβre concerned with layout not general purpose programming
companies usually list their requirements
something to work on
Hello UEFI
@paper wolf homeboy got a T490 and he sounds happy https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=MYYIgqnuDzw
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Specs of my ThinkPad T490s:
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Iβd be happy too. All the hardware on it would work perfect OOB on linux
that person looks like a gooner...
Whatβs a gooner
just dont search it..
Bro just tell me what it is
please, save your soul
It's one of the things you get told about when you're older.
i just said it assuming you alr know it
Are you playing a lot of badminton? How do you hit that thing if the wind is blowing ?
There are indoor courts.
The shuttle?
Yeah
I play Indoor as its an Indoor type of game
If you play it outside it will be hard
Hi @visual olive
ello
hyd?
i'm okay hbu?
i'm good
need to maintain a structure like this somehow
ugh that's going to be way too much code
So that just looks like two layers of double linking, that doesn't look too horrendous.
each node can 1) be removed 2) have its number incremented
and the structure needs to preserved (one list is sorted, the other goes through first item of each group of same number)
removal with regards to green ones is trivial (already implemented)
@fluid wagon your mic is open
(sounds of valorantment are coming through)
@tepid edge I only need increment
yes
important note for not overworrying about storing those efficiently:
I store max - min + 1 items, to which those numbers point
so I can, by index, just get the first node which stores a certain number in it
@tepid edge π
this is all done to discard items which have already been sent to all connections
I've also just realised I can do it way simpler and I don't need this
though maybe not, solution with counters will fail when you need to drop connections
yes, each connection stores how much has been sent through it
for now I just need to drop items which no longer need to be sent
that's why sorting connections by sent count
for now, it can
I need to make it work and clean up memory without limits first
this part is similar to how LFU operates
unlike LRU where you need only the green ones and there's no sorting involved by any sort of value
yes
big video about various caches
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F8sZRBdmqc0
Bryan Cantrill on "ARC: A Self-Tuning, Low Overhead Replacement Cache" by Nimrod Megiddo and Dharmendra Modha ( https://www.usenix.org/legacy/event/fast03/tech/full_papers/megiddo/megiddo.pdf )
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assert!s everywhere
@dry jasper somewhat
allegedly
@tepid edge abort if inconsistent state, flush stdout and stderr then exit otherwise
(C/C++/Rust)
if the error is really not supposed to be handled
free and close seem generally useless if your goal is to return resources there
since, yes, it will happen anyway
find ways to explain to valgrind that you're right in doing this
Esteemed Mr./Mrs. Valgrind
I am writing to you today with regards to my decision not to free memory in my program.
[...]
for the cases of non-files, right?
I would expect it to output everything if there's just one big line
it is possible to do that without realloc, since you don't need contiguity
(and instead just allocated bigger chunks which are linked together)
though that doesn't really gain much
it had Grok somewhere in it
vibe finance
ChatGPT, what should I bet on
"Sorry, I didn't know you can't bet on red in this game. Could you clarify what you mean by 'horse racing'?"
that would be a very GPT2 response
"so, whatever I have + 40% in loans?"
waiting for GPT to suggest 322'ing it
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I have no idea whether it's hidden or not (Discord doesn't indicate)
that one was Valefisk's server
for networking you can use stuff attribtute reporting like that zigbee uses
then you can get effeicent load balancing/forwading of data
or you can use grpc, with multicast, or something like a kafka frountend. for direct ipv6 there is support for multisend with anycast/multicast
I'm making a thing that implements multicast, not uses it
current implementation uses shared data structures with reference counting
and some weird mutex stuff
I'm removing that
so having to redesign it
for what specificaly the RFC or the go/c implementation?
I'm writing this in Rust, as a generic combinator that turns many Stream+Sinks into one big Stream+Sink
treally is
things that are already re-implemented to work sanely:
- replay (whenever another connection is added, the whole history is replayed)
- bufferless (only ready to accept new items, when all connections are ready)
what I'm making now: - buffered (based on replay but added connections skip previous items, and also needs to garbage collect old items)
GCing is the difficult part
previous implementation relied on reference counting
I might end up doing reference counting here too, but for now I do a different approach
why not just do what quic does? just implement a chunk id and a crc check?
CRC is completely irrelevant
its a computed simple hash, you just compute the new "crc" for the recived data against the chunk number, then if your recived data adds up to the transmited one you know you have enough data, even if your using resilant streaming and your adding/dropping connections
I need it to work in general case, even for types which don't expose their byte layout
i.e. knowing when messages, that you're transmitting, no longer need to be held in memory, since all the connections that needed to have sending of that message started either already did or disconnected
ah, no, I won't, because I also want to kill off slower connections, and for that I need a list of them
can't do with a just counter
is this for tcp/connection orentated connections or for stateless/udp?
cause ngl this kinda sounds like the probelm quic solved, unless your actually rewriting the quic libary
QUIC is a protocol not a library afaik
yes, but its got multiple liabries that implment it accross dif programming langs
but yeah, this is closer to making an implementation of something like that
this is about making more fundamental solutions for stuff
rather than reusing existing
the vc of all time
https://github.com/genmeta/gm-quic should have the multicast one-many support π
hi
hi mindfull. sorry my SO is here so i am muted
just having a debate about mutlicast ect :)./ yeah i am good
in what way is that even a debate
is there a specific place where it declares that? or part of the base protocol?
how was the interview
its the rfc 9000
This document defines a multicast extension to QUIC to enable the efficient use of multicast-capable networks to send identical data streams to many clients at once, coordinated through individual unicast QUIC connections.
draft currently
but in genral multicast streaming over udp is being handled by QUIC, there is also anycast support
we all love python π
something that accepts messages in order
you can look into rudp
random question whats ur wpm
reliable udp
if thats happenign over a network id higly adivse against in order processing
I don't want UDP
if its stuff for a cpu bus or microcontroller thats diffrent
@peak depot will start the game
but for diff routes over a network your gonna run all sorts of fluff screwing diff arrival times
it's a requirement
there is nothing to advise on
obsiadian is good, but it github dosnt support all the stuff it does
arrival times being off is fine
that's why adding buffering
fair enough, but i generaly dont like reinventing the wheel when it comes to networking protocols
cause the networking guys are genrealy dealing with these problems at uberscale
I'm not inventing networking protocols
this combinator works as is, for example, over WebSocket
or in-memory queues
or whatever else that's a Stream+Sink
yeah but your worried about opening multiple streams and then handing the data that they send. i could be worng here but to me that sounds like a networking problem
instead of asking the networking stack to open a socket/stream and handle the data, then you just take the static data it presents to you using the networking libariers to handle errors/recombination
this case doesn't intersect with networking
basicaly layer 7 trying to do layer 6 stuff
right back to fighitng something that controls kubclt and messes up my configuration
I've seen enough to know that it's very much worth it to work on re-implementing things in a better way
(outperforming ZeroMQ in some cases is already a good enough argument)
especially when it's quite doable and not some outlandishly difficult task as it might first appear to be
proper data structures help a lot
||
summary: create a new list. carry out arithmetic of addition of two numbers digit-by-digit using a carry to store the excess.
if after the loop there is still something in carry, we need to add another node to the linked list.
then we return the new linked list (that holds the sum)
class Solution:
def addTwoNumbers(self, l1: Optional[ListNode], l2: Optional[ListNode]) -> Optional[ListNode]:
p,q=l1,l2
# first node of newlist is a dummy, everything starts at the 2nd one
newlist=ListNode()
s=newlist
carry=0
while p or q:
pval,qval=0,0
if p:
pval=p.val
if q:
qval=q.val
sval=pval+qval+carry
carry=0
if sval>9:
carry=1
sval%=10
s.next=ListNode(val=sval)
s=s.next
if p: p=p.next
if q: q=q.next
# if there was anything left in carry
if carry>0:
s.next=ListNode(val=carry)
return newlist.next
||
thanks bro
Oh damn this is crazy. What is the end goal functionality for it?
was that real?
because thats a lawsuit waiting to happen
Im betting you can argue that stress falls under mental illness
or at least as a part
its like "do your legs hurt?"
well, if they hurt, you are fired
yeah
Productivity is much safer metric
at least for HR
I gotta stay away from reddit
my mental health will improve
^ his name is rom.
I have an rss reader partially done
@visual olive π
Hello super hru?
good you?
I'm all right
yeah
sadly
yeah but I have been muted for a bit
good good
5 years now nearly 6
hbu
python is now at 3.14
thnaks
commands_dict = {}
commands_dir = "./commands"
for filename in os.listdir(commands_dir):
if filename.endswith(".py") and not filename.startswith("__"):
module_name = filename[:-3]
module = importlib.import_module(f"{commands_dir}.{module_name}")
func_name = f"{module_name}_command"
if hasattr(module, func_name):
commands[module_name] = getattr(module, func_name)
this is my great command loader
@chrome marsh π
@compact hound just saying im 14 i dont mind but others might this server is open from 13+
watch out gl and follow the rules
lol
maybe
@whole bear π
@whole bear π
hello
why i don't have permission to speak or type in that vc
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ok got it sir
so what you guys talking about?
ok
hmm got it
is this the official community of python?
ok
@somber heath Hi
How are you, bro?
hmm
@teal crystal π
@glad river π
@glad river π
hello
sorry
just want to be welcoming
hehe
@somber heath do you like my logger I made?
visually
05 hours 02 minutes 01 seconds UTC
does anyone knows?
does python supports build constants like compiled languages allows?
Using Env or args from cmdline, can allow an attack to use those to use those features by tinkering with them
it does not matter much but I want my errors to look good
yes, but you just name it with capitals
or like can i change the constant when i am building it with pyinstaller?
it's not a hard rule
yes, you can't make an unchangable constant in python
if my app has dev mode, which should be available for developer only not for an reverser engineer or cybersec
for me I'm making a python excecuter but I'm using js
so js can sandbox it
you can't do it only with py (that I know of) (I am new to this)
it's tricky stuff
@somber heath how about now with the date?
maybe recolor the 15/09/2025?
I think, now i need to change the constant manually before building it with pyinstaller
its ISO 8601 format, supported across other languages, file formats like json, too
on a scale of 1 to 10 how horrible would it be to code in this:
meh
its fine
this is the final form
by the way, what this bot is for?
mc? trading?
Mine one looks like this
all purpose customizable bot
What I do is only show latencly if its high or if the bot is down and only print on restarts
i think you should remove those lines, and give a proper gap between them
yeah @visual olive I'm trying to make a gamified project based learning site
it's a bit....
unpolished at the moment
π
and definitely will add a normal font so you don't have to deal with pixel art if you don't wanna
open vscode.dev and copy paste their some html code for text editor π
and I only started css (like actually) about a month ago π
are you a newbie to html, css, js?
good then give it some time
and after sometime don't stick to it, use AI
and jump to learn js more
Js requires more time which you should spent necessarily
yeah I've been using some small ammounts of AI to teach me concepts
js is really easy for me since it's so similar to c#
and I've been coding in unity for 2 years
how many languages you know?
@visual olive I'm still in hs
"""
Copyright (c) 2024βPresent SECRET
All Rights Reserved.
This source code and any accompanying files are the intellectual
property of Iona Mitterfellner. Unauthorized copying, modification,
distribution, or use of this material, via any medium, is strictly
prohibited without prior written permission from the copyright holder.
"""
from rich.console import Console, Text
import datetime
def log_info(
*values: any,
startup: bool = False,
warning: bool = False,
error: bool = False,
end: str = "\n",
sep: str = " ",
) -> None:
"""
Log an information message with a timestamp and supports different formats such as error, warning, info and startup.
## Paramseters:
`*values`: Variable length argument list. The values to be logged.
`startup` (bool): Optional. If True, the log message will be marked as a startup message. Default is False.
`warning` (bool): Optional. If True, the log message will be marked as a warning message. Default is False.
`error` (bool): Optional. If True, the log message will be marked as an error message. Default is False.
`end` (str): Optional. The string to be appended at the end of the log message. Default is "\n".
`sep` (str): Optional. The string to be used as a separator between the values. Default is " ".
## Returns:
None
"""
console = Console()
text_type = "INFO"
text_style = "bold blue"
if warning:
text_type = "WARNING"
text_style = "bold yellow"
elif error:
text_type = "ERROR"
text_style = "bold red"
elif startup:
text_type = "STARTUP"
text_style = "bold purple"
printable_str = sep.join(map(lambda s: str(s), values))
text = Text()
text.append(
f"[{datetime.datetime.today().strftime("%Y-%m-%d")}T{datetime.datetime.now(datetime.timezone.utc).__format__('%H:%M:%S')}Z]",
style="bold cyan",
)
text.append(f" [{text_type}]", style=text_style)
text.append(f" {printable_str}", style="#ffeab0")
console.print(text, end=end)
here is my entire logger yes "log_info" is misleading cause it logs more than just info and yes im updating it to log to a file too
@somber heath
python, c#, html, and now learning js, and css
then its just matter of time, once you learn any language, transition isn't much problem
but html, css is from another world
yeah that's true
I'm really starting to get css
and html is simple to learn
it's hard to master though
because it depends so heavily on css and js
div, span, p is the all rounder, used mostly
if you have time then only go deep in css, don't waste your time on to excel it
something takes time to understand deeply and CSS is one of them
just practice, ask AI to create the code and go one by one that which property is used for which thing
when I hit a roadblock I'll turn to react or a similar framework, but I think most of them from what I can tell are made to make smooth modern designs while I want it to be pixel arty / game like (this is a response to mods)
but then again I haven't looked into it enough
I'm working on css a bit
just making this website is teaching me so much
proves how powerful project based learning is
@somber heath Perhaps I should remove that, I did not notive including the copyright header
its a private repo
i think react is just allows you to create custom html, css as modules and use it multiple places + other features too
like allow updating variables without listening for events in js, etc, etc
yeah actually react is a bit more like that, I have found a way to use just js and html to do a similar thing
react looks quite nice though
I'm a bit wondering what I'm going to do about my backend since I want to store user projects...
I'll see
I use firebase for hosting
it was really good about storing user emails
imma hop in a shower, brush my teeth, skin care, pack my bag, drink some water then see if I have time to come back here before school, see yall later
π
does it have their own language or any stack can be used?
but that's a whole other thing
have fun
π
pretty sure it can be anything
seeeeya
I used js to call their functions
you can try fastapi or robyn for backend
and they have internal rules written in Firebase Security Rules language
but I don't know how much I'm going to be using that lol
alrighty
alright Imma go sleep
see yall
time?
going for lunch π
@visual olive
Enjoy ur meal
@somber heath Hi
Hello all
Hello Scrim, how are you
i want to upload my API project on Github should i hide my access key?
or it doesn't matter
store your API key in a separate file that is left unversioned, and your application will load the key from this file.
to be more explicit, add this file to .gitignore to ensure that it is never versioned.
if your API key is already in the Git repo in one of its revisions (which you can check with git log -p | grep <KEY>)
then you should regenerate it, and then follow the above to make sure it's never stored in your Git repo.
sure i'll try this - thank you
that separate file, which got mentioned, is usually .env which you load through something like dotenv
removing it from history won't work because of how GitHub works
(so, yes, only regenerating is the way)
there do exist ways to store secrets in Git but they require extra setup
(and those are not really flexible)
if you want API key to be accessible inside GitHub Actions, then that is specified elsewhere in repo/org settings (and passed through using env vars too)
hello
Hey
The other one seems dead and if nobody is live coding, then I don't see the reason to be in that one
hiyo
i feel like i should be sleeping earlier
but i'm just doing my homework
it's going fine
fled the RPLCS VC because people started being overly toxic about someone using Windows
rust programming language community server
@wind raptor "spider man shoots web, then it explodes"?
oml finally, i have voice verification
listening to bol4π₯ so just gonna turn it on maybe sometime tomorrow
@wind raptor https://serverlesshorrors.com/tags/firebase/
also that
I don't even really think that much about lifetimes and borrowing anymore
those are not the terms I think of when I write most of my Rust code
@wind raptor you can now do dyn-upcastable inheritance hierarchies of traits
Arc<dyn Derived> can be converted to Arc<dyn Base>
iirc
you should try to make your code have as few lifetimes as possible
'_ whenever possible
it's often better expressed through type generics/impl Trait stuff
making lifetimes implicit even further
!d typing.cast
typing.cast(typ, val)```
Cast a value to a type.
This returns the value unchanged. To the type checker this signals that the return value has the designated type, but at runtime we intentionally donβt check anything (we want this to be as fast as possible).
this is what i feel like
the ultimate tool of type unsafety
@boreal plover π
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hi
hello @dry jasper
Δ±m just vait for voice verfy
just 50 message is enugh
π
okey thanx
hahaha allright Δ± will just acth
Δ±m goinfg to general chat
Δ±k eating right now
but Δ±m in voice chat
how did you know
wow you are really intellagenr
Δ± think no one can understand that difrance
Δ± diddent hear
came like 7 mount
Δ±m learning right now web scrapping
after Δ± will learn numpy , pandas modules
like youtube insta some finance web
Δ± use selenium
Hey everyone, i am new here also I just started exploring python, to be honest I joined this Group for learning and developing myself
my connection lost and comeback if you say some Δ± diddend hear
hi wellcome to python family
Basically I'm newbie π π
Thank u
Δ± said fot the animmo
when you start actue
and what u know
Opps gotcha π π
I started bro from yesterday π
Δ± opened my voice barieer if you want we can talk and you can open too
Δ±m in voice 0
Ohh nice thank u again π
But i guess I don't have enough knowledge yet π
yea Δ± can understand
where you start to learn
in youtube or some website
Hehe π
To tell you the truth I have been learning this for the last 1 month but now I want to learn it a little seriously.
I bought this book 3 days ago
freecodecamp org have good tests and there is have some sertification project
open sorce code learnin platform
maybe you can take a look
Yeah , I will π
π
ππ
Print("see you")
π
So are u expert ?π
Print("I will talk to you tomorrow\n Have a nice day ")
Print("I felt good talking to you")
Print(iter(next))
Dude, people actually rediscovering books π .
Unexpected but amazing.
on youtube you find out how to pimp your Hyprland
Daisy
Yeah, Books are a storehouse of knowledge.
As for me, I prefer to learn from books rather than from teachers. Not all teachers π I love primary knowledge source.
Books are like a river or a waterfall and teachers are like a cup of water.
tl;dr: to be 10x, now you have to imagine you're an actor in a movie, it's like a fake movie that only plays in your head
https://iaziz786.com/blog/boring-work-needs-tension/
not written well
the very next entry
please stop
eh
being unable to discover patterns on your own is problematic too
if all the GoF patterns you know only from the book, and never came up with them on your own, probably it was too early for you to read that book
oaky that whole paragraph is bad
shocking truth: people aren't CPUs
okay this is a funny piece of CSS
okay I've seen enough fun and bad stuff, no more reading of that
seems like just another Medium-type article/blog
not worth considering
Hello There
@fair skiff π
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β @cerulean minnow can now stream until <t:1757983902:f>.
yeah
@wind raptor I want to talk about something which I can't talk about in public chat
Can I DM you?
No thanks if it's what we told you not to talk about on here.
Actually I was looking for help π
But thanks
@gleaming parcel π
I'm not asked about it!
But this is my perspective on coding
It is easier to learn tools but it is hard to master the implementation of tool
I barely care about language anymore
What's your take on it @cerulean minnow ?
i agree with you wiser turtle
you can learn what to do with a pencil or pen but if you dont know languages or you have nothing to write with its pointless
Nah language itself is a tool
Output is the desired result and the process is implementation
ummmm
I think you ain't mental!
@cerulean minnow why do you want to write a book?
To be honest, I wrote a book on JavaScript and Impact of Design on Human
hey there wiser turtle
Unfortunately Books sell because of Author
whats up super dev