#voice-chat-text-0
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I have this
I see.
hehe
and this
24 total
Yeah, 24 if you get a newer GPU.
from what I'm seeing, latest Milk-V released thing doesn't have an NPU
(didn't buy that one yet)
Ngl, I love mini itx.
I have https://milkv.io/jupiter
It just looks so elegant.
this allegedly has PoE
I see.
Honestly? I thought you'd HAD to go with one of those mainstream motherboard models.
Based on your cpu.
Didn't know you could use these.
I have two motherboards, and (I don't know how many) SBCs
not counting the previous AMD stuff I had, it's broken
Your 8700f wouldn't work on jupiter right?
wouldn't
Okay that makes sense now.
Jupiter is an SBC, not a motherboard
Gotcha.
Hola
Quien habla espaΓ±ol aquΓ
the server is primarily English-only
It looks like a great gift for a ubuntu programmer hehe.
it has four separate modes of being powered
Quien habla espaΓ±ol aquΓ
For its price, it's very good.
4. Use English to the best of your ability. Be polite if someone speaks English imperfectly.
Are these meant for servers?
not necessarily
I see.
servers usually don't have audio i/o
Hello guys
For mac
I would have guessed it would have it.
@unique wyvern r u using python to create shapes.
#codinglife #programminglife #chatgpthumor
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i can't controll my laugh
I have a feeling some people do this already.
And that makes me sad hehe.
Yes
i've unmuted
Quantum complexity theory is the subfield of computational complexity theory that deals with complexity classes defined using quantum computers, a computational model based on quantum mechanics. It studies the hardness of computational problems in relation to these complexity classes, as well as the relationship between quantum complexity classe...
qiskit
What was the command for seeing information about a package Opal?
!pypi qiskit
RISC it for the Qiskit.
@upper basin im learning quantum computing, and i learn that you dont get the output on single cycle.....
but i dont understand how you build the quantum gates
IRL you have to measure many times to sample from the distribution formed by your state.
Mathematically, they're unitary matrices. You build them using other elementary gates, aka some set of 1 qubit and 2 qubit gates.
yeah but based on what i learned if you measure a quantum particle the state of it will loose
You should learn linear algebra, and then what tensors are, then what tensor contraction is, and then read quantum circuits.
You're going into physics, which is not relevant to quantum computing on a software/mathematic side.
Quantum computing is mainly an implementation paradigm for Quantum "mechanics" not physics.
im watching 3blue 1brown and he has a video where he has this realy nice explenation on the mechanics
but im lost
Quantum states are vectors with complex values and 2 norm normalized (sum of square of elements is 1). Quantum operators are unitary matrices (square matrices that preserve norm) that can be applied to quantum states (which are vectors) to "update" the definition of the state (this is called interference, basically just the change in a vector when you apply a matrix to it).
@static charm π
Hello @somber heath
You should know what vectors are, what matrices are, what norm is, how to multiply a matrix with a vector, etc.
A transformation for a vector.
If your matrix preserves norm (length of the vector), then you can think of it as a rotation.
on the video im talking about he has this process where, he say you apply something to the state and somehow the state will slowly point to the direction of where the answer may be located
but what was the thing you will apply?? and how you will know what value to apply??
Just watch Quantum Machine Learning by Peter Wittek on yt.
It'll be more helpful.
!voice
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oh yeah i dont have over 25 messages
so :)
yep lol
i've been thinking of getting a bearded dragon
low maintenance, chill asf
good pets for lazy people
clean shaven dragon
smoove
aight imma head out. you guys have fun
!cpban 1348922980255662121
:incoming_envelope: :ok_hand: applied ban to @terse merlin until <t:1759413995:f> (4 days).
Have a great one!
@blissful ferry π
@somber heath π
Hi. Why is voice chat chat disabled?
@floral musk #voice-verification
!voice
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!voice
okok. Interesting ahh topic. I'm listening.
@shrewd dragon π
@somber heath yo sorry my audio is messed up real quick
Real or airsoft?
hi
for legal reasons, airsoft π€£
Wdym?
π
lol]
is that game built on python language?
yo can we scrape a movie ticket booking website data?if yes,how do i do that any suggestions?
Which game it is?
@amber raptor π
sorry wat.
Yea what did you say you heard on the forum ? @amber raptor
bg3
you can always spend time more efficiently:
bg3
this time seems to work as is
@quiet nebula π
HIIIII
!e py foo = 123 bar = foo // 10 baz = foo % 10 print(bar, baz)
:white_check_mark: Your 3.13 eval job has completed with return code 0.
12 3
time stuff uses quite a lot of divmod
(as an example of where it's used)
!d operator.floordiv
operator.floordiv(a, b)``````py
operator.__floordiv__(a, b)```
Return `a // b`.
!d operator.ifloordiv
operator.ifloordiv(a, b)``````py
operator.__ifloordiv__(a, b)```
`a = ifloordiv(a, b)` is equivalent to `a //= b`.
@somber heath fun fact: in Erlang /= means not equal
@eternal spoke@sweet gustπ
no mutation in the language => free to abuse syntax like that
!e py foo = 123 ab = divmod(foo, 10) print(ab)
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(12, 3)
!e py foo = 123 a, b = divmod(foo, 10) print(a, b)
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12 3
!e py a, b, c = 'abc' print(a) print(b) print(c)
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001 | a
002 | b
003 | c
@somber heath Sorry I was not able to respond, I am not able to use the mic.
!voice
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and I didn't choose to learn Pascal or Python, that was kind of just chosen for me by others
!source
@calm mirage π
!e
e = "a" print(e)
:x: Your 3.13 eval job has completed with return code 1.
001 | File [35m"/home/main.py"[0m, line [35m2[0m
002 | print(e)
003 | [1;35mIndentationError[0m: [35munexpected indent[0m
!code
!e
print(e)```
:x: Your 3.13 eval job has completed with return code 1.
001 | File [35m"/home/main.py"[0m, line [35m2[0m
002 | print(e)
003 | [1;35mIndentationError[0m: [35munexpected indent[0m
!e
print(e)```
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a
oh, this is such a horrible selection design
what happens here:
my message doesn't have a space or a newline at the end,
however there is a space before (edited) for the sake of display,
you can't select (edited),
but you can select the space
test test
aaaaaa
name = "Peter" # name = input("What is your name? ")
...```
!e
_next_line = iter("""\
Peter
""".splitlines()).__next__
input = lambda *args: (print(*args, end=""), (line := _next_line()), print(line))[1].rstrip()
name = input("What is your name? ")
print("hi", name)
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001 | What is your name? Peter
002 | hi Peter
!e
parties = {"alice", "bob", "eve", "steve"}
print(parties)
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{'steve', 'alice', 'bob', 'eve'}
!e
parties = {"alice", "bob", "eve", "steve"}
print(parties)
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{'steve', 'eve', 'alice', 'bob'}
probably used {...} instead of [...]
({1,2,3} might be a misrememberment from Lua/C/C++)
!e
for words in table:
print(words)```
:x: Your 3.13 eval job has completed with return code 1.
001 | File [35m"/home/main.py"[0m, line [35m4[0m
002 | [1;31mprint[0m(words)
003 | [1;31m^^^^^[0m
004 | [1;35mIndentationError[0m: [35mexpected an indented block after 'for' statement on line 3[0m
weh?
missing indentation before print
this illustrates what the problem is with sets
!e py for letter in "abc": print(letter)
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001 | a
002 | b
003 | c
!e py letter = "a" print(letter) letter = "b" print(letter) letter = "c" print(letter)
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001 | a
002 | b
003 | c
@wary jacinth if you mean Lua, then that has a very weird notion of storage, really should not take too much of a reference from there
Lua mixes list and dict from Python as a single construct
!e py my_list = ["apples", "pears", "oranges", "guavas", "bananas", "apples", "lemons", "pears"] for fruit in my_list: print(fruit)
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001 | apples
002 | pears
003 | oranges
004 | guavas
005 | bananas
006 | apples
007 | lemons
008 | pears
hurt my brain
!e py my_list = {"apples", "pears", "oranges", "guavas", "bananas", "apples", "lemons", "pears"} for fruit in my_list: print(fruit)
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001 | pears
002 | lemons
003 | apples
004 | oranges
005 | guavas
006 | bananas
unordered
{a: b, c: d, e: f}```This is a dictionary.
!e
# to illustrate the typical exception
from math import nan, inf
print({float('inf'), float('inf')})
print({inf, inf})
print({float('nan'), float('nan')})
print({nan, nan})
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001 | {inf}
002 | {inf}
003 | {nan, nan}
004 | {nan}
@wary jacinth there is no type casting in Python
!e py import random choices = "apples", "pears", "oranges" for _ in range(10): choice = random.choice(choices) print(choice)
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001 | pears
002 | apples
003 | pears
004 | pears
005 | apples
006 | oranges
007 | apples
008 | apples
009 | apples
010 | apples
except for literal function called typing.cast
everything else is conversion and/or construction
not casting
int('123') is conversion/parsing
@wary jacinth link?
yes
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please be not w3schools
@wary jacinth HTML tutorials on w3schools were made before it became a content farm
everything afterwards is garbage
so they're more accurate?
ah'
str(123) is conversion/getting string representation
@wary jacinth no, that's entirely invalid
!e py value = {1, 2, 3} result = type(value) print(result)
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<class 'set'>
in all languages
you never convert variable types in any language ever
casting deals with values/expressions
!e
print(type(a))```
well I guess I now know what other tutorial to tell people to stay away from
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<class 'int'>
!e py a = [] b = [] c = a print(a == b) print(a is b) print(a is c)
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001 | True
002 | False
003 | True
semantically, you can shadow variables in Python with a variable of a different type
it doesn't change the type as far the type model is concerned, it creates a new variable
probably time to go too
@flat magnet
idk where the other 53 are
@jovial sinew π
hello
!voice If you were wondering.
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That lays in your hands. See the above link π
I know
In that case, I don't have the ability to allow you to talk.
Do you think i can learn programming without any teacher
Am completely unknown about this
Someone to help you learn is often useful.
But you can self teach, yes. With resources.
!resources
The Resources page on our website contains a list of hand-selected learning resources that we regularly recommend to both beginners and experts.
Oh what are the basic rules and cmds
Are you a bot ?
I am not.
Oh lol
I should keep a tally board.
Bro i did not say the server rules
I said the programming language and rules some basic
You did say rules and commands and you weren't specific.
See the resources page linked above.
It is an exercise in specifics, yes.
How long have you been programming
You're allowed to ask.
I'd prefer to let that remain a mystery.
Dang
I couldn't remember how long I've been doing Python, that's how long I've been doing it.
π
@arctic adder π
Or toe may shuns.
I made a prototype chat client/bot as my first big project. I made a thing for playing chess on the platform, too. Then the platform it was for died.
After that, I got into making pretty pictures. People seem to like them.
I haven't done a lot since.
Ohh graphics design ?
@dense path Yes.
Hello π
Broadly.
Do you even earn ?
Ok
@whole bear π
sorry guys i forgot to turn off my mic
@astral comet π
@simple geyser π
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i'm from brazil π
I'm not.
hii
or so the Germans would have us believe
@wind raptor currently actively avoiding police inspection
my existence
(second monitor, since it's easier to spot from the outside, is turned off)
@wind raptor regular thing
just don't open the door and pretend you're not there
neighbour warned us
usually not thorough, mostly just asking questions
but
would rather be safe from that too
name, age, occupation, legal place of residence (may differ), whether there are any people living with mental disabilities, whether you own any drones, etc.
kind of
the goal for me is not to show up on either of two apartments' lists
in any case safer this way given I'm very openly anti-regime
@wind raptor in the latest presidential election, results of the least regime-aligned candidate had to be artificially inflated
quite unusual
all "opposition" candidates needed to look as if they have the same results
so two systematic ones' results were decreased and third's were increased
also to implicate the candidate in the corruption
large part of those downloads are crawlers
@wind raptor thousands?
on crates.io you get something like 500 per version eventually
would be interesting to see the stats on monetary impact
npm hack had some, like, negligible amount
is a binary tree with parent pointers a triply linked list

probably more of a graph since you have cycles between parents and children
@peak depot
-- why do you have such big eyes?
-- grandchild, we're in an anime
Is it your fluffy kitten
Yes
@wind raptor Oracle
Oracle would ask
but for different reasons
they want to govern others' data
.onion is HTTP-only
wrong question
can't help with it
back in 10
I can't wait to get networking in the game
Guys what does it mean
'You have been active for fewer than 9 ten-minute blocks'?
I was in voice for more than 2 hours
It means you should be more active
In the server
Like for 90 minutes a week
num1 = 2
num2 = 4
if operator == "+":
result = num1 + num2
elif operator == "-":
result = num1 - num2
elif operator == "*":
result = num1 * num2
elif operator == "/":
if num2 != 0:
result = num1 / num2
elif num1 != 0:
result = num1 / num2
else:
result = "Error! Division by zero."
print(result)```
oops
(ignore what bigfootcancode said)
those are text activity blocks not VC presence
!cpban 454688037083938816
:incoming_envelope: :ok_hand: applied ban to @lusty saffron until <t:1759539825:f> (4 days).
it's not targeted yet so shouldn't be bothered for the next several months
tbf it's really easy to tell them apart from just random people by how assertively they use the doorbell
hold it for a long time
I did not sleep twice yesterday, so no
(I often do sleep twice a day)
yes
or two 10 hour
I have had times before when I was sleeping 20~22h a day for, like, a week
@wind raptor containerised?
(not VM)
resource collocation
in case of cloud
across several clients
green
https://oxide.computer/-coloured
@somber heath what about Codeberg
and GitLab
when those
@wind raptor GitHub has tools to bypass restrictions
that's why
regardless of what they say
(the actual real reason why it's getting banned anywhere)
@somber heath at least mirroring Git stuff is somewhat doable
I've had to deal with it before
not [only] for restrictions reasons
time to resurrect cypherpunk movement
I'm gradually resurrecting the E2EE chat project that I used to work on
for the past ~5 years
should be alive somewhere next year probably?
only concerned about the API/data model for now
I kind of want to make the server part of it largely irrelevant
@somber heath works until it's banned everywhere
banning VPNs is only possible through allowlist-based internet
i.e. not internet
Russia is planning that
fight between good and neutrality
@obsidian dragon Tor isn't peer-to-peer
peer-to-peer is a lie if you do TCP or UDP
those protocols are incapable of peer-to-peer
UDP can pretend to be peer-to-peer-ish
as in both sides are servers
at least there are some good news from recently
RT's chief editor's husband is finally dead
hooray
deserved to die, but, surprisingly, wasn't killed
@somber heath police are clearly already selling it
that's just a known fact
it happens everywhere
whenever any information gets there
(one of the big warmongers)
I'm going to head to bed. I don't think segfault is coming. Cheers all!
@obsidian dragon are not will
yes
good thing Discord isn't regulated here
just banned altogether
@somber heath video doesn't leave, but per-frame screenshots do
"technically true"
the absolute fucking joke was the car data situation
wait let me find the exact wording
your car is a rolling network of data
WHY
no no no
all cars
@somber heath that's the argument lobbyist use to prevent repair laws happening
their is no free apps, if it's free it's taking your data
no if
it's taking your data
always
even when paid
ye
even more so when paid
even more?
yes, you provide them with financial information
and purchase habits
and they want to get more of your information
because they want you to pay more
of ye
remember: companies won't treat you better because you paid them
companies will treat you worse because they think you're dumb enough to pay again
@somber heath this reminded of this exchange
@somber heath the last sentence is quite great
incidentally, messages are from the author of https://marabos.nl/atomics/
survival of the chargedest
sharing battery?
communism?
instructions unclear, both ends started charging the cable itself
I have a Mini-ITX board which can act as either end of USB-C
either powered or powering
oh I suddenly have a terrible idea
can I change how it's powered on the fly
that is an expensive experiment sounds like
there are
like
four options of how to power it
- ATX
- USB-C
- power hole (idk how to call it, just default round connector)
- PoE
power hole
@rugged root while you're away, I'm carrying the role of not remembering the proper names of things
@tulip plover not currently
!code
!e
fname = input("Enter file name:")
try:
fhand = fname.open()
print(fhand)
except:
print("This File name does not exist:",fname)
quit()
!d open
open(file, mode='r', buffering=-1, encoding=None, errors=None, newline=None, closefd=True, opener=None)```
Open *file* and return a corresponding [file object](https://docs.python.org/3/glossary.html#term-file-object). If the file cannot be opened, an [`OSError`](https://docs.python.org/3/library/exceptions.html#OSError) is raised. See [Reading and Writing Files](https://docs.python.org/3/tutorial/inputoutput.html#tut-files) for more examples of how to use this function.
*file* is a [path-like object](https://docs.python.org/3/glossary.html#term-path-like-object) giving the pathname (absolute or relative to the current working directory) of the file to be opened or an integer file descriptor of the file to be wrapped. (If a file descriptor is given, it is closed when the returned I/O object is closed unless *closefd* is set to `False`.)
!d with
8.5. The with statement
The with statement is used to wrap the execution of a block with methods defined by a context manager (see section With Statement Context Managers). This allows common tryβ¦exceptβ¦finally usage patterns to be encapsulated for convenient reuse.
with_stmt ::= "with" ( "(" with_stmt_contents ","? ")" | with_stmt_contents ) ":" suite
with_stmt_contents ::= with_item ("," with_item)*
with_item ::= expression ["as" target]
```...
Added in version 3.4.
Source code: Lib/pathlib/
This module offers classes representing filesystem paths with semantics appropriate for different operating systems. Path classes are divided between pure paths, which provide purely computational operations without I/O, and concrete paths, which inherit from pure paths but also provide I/O operations.
...
try:
...
except foo:
...```
```py
try:
...
except (foo, bar):
...```
```py
try:
...
except foo:
...
except bar:
...```
```py
try:
...
except foo:
...
except (bar, baz):
...```
try, except, else, finally
hi @shrewd imp
hi
!voice
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can't home is sleeping
@minor basalt π
hi @wise path
Hi
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What about you? @shrewd imp
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i should send over 25 mssg
can i send it now?
So just talk here lol. and I will answer
i am begiiner for that i need talk to u in voice
i have staeted like yeasterday lol
I am also a begginer. I started programming about a month ago
I am taking an online course.
I am taking in coursera.
Is good because you get assignments. but that is about it.
and is like a path, not random YT videos.
there aare manyy videos there
still voice doesn t work
i need specific advices for a begginner in progrraming
yeaah that's true i will wait for more 3 days
is there other discord grp wich are very helpfuul for python beginner ? wher ppl are chating like u ?
I tried other ones but they are basically dead. This is the most active I've found.
But what have you learn so far?
i v learned only strings , integers, floats , Boolean, if else, type casting
what about u?
So far the same.
now I am learning about opening and reading external files and having an output out of it.
And if soemthing dosen't work. To prompt the user, as opposed to giving a traceback error.
so the Try and except blocks.
is there other sites wich are helpfull ?
I would have to get back to you on that @shrewd imp
are a graphic designer?
@shrewd imp did you check out this site? docs.python.org/tutorial
@shrewd imp I know how to use Photoshop, Premiere and After Effects.
Oh you can run Code here by the way
wich basic i should learn especiaaly?
e!
print("hello world")
and more suggest me another thing to learn like photoshop or smtnh easier?
!e
print("hello world")
:white_check_mark: Your 3.13 eval job has completed with return code 0.
hello world
print("Hello world")
!e
largest = None
smallest = None
while True:
snum = input("Enter a number: ")
if snum == "done":
break
try:
fnum = float(snum)
except:
print("Invalid input")
continue
if largest is None:
largest = fnum
elif fnum > largest:
largest = fnum
if smallest is None:
smallest = fnum
elif fnum < smallest:
smallest = fnum
# print(fnum)
print("Maximum is",int(largest))
print("Minimum is",int(smallest))
:x: Your 3.13 eval job has completed with return code 1.
001 | Enter a number: Traceback (most recent call last):
002 | File [35m"/home/main.py"[0m, line [35m4[0m, in [35m<module>[0m
003 | snum = input("Enter a number: ")
004 | [1;35mEOFError[0m: [35mEOF when reading a line[0m
i dont have also acces to this ?
code
!e
code
!e
code
!e
print("this is a test!")
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this is a test!
!e
start, stop, step = 0, 3, 1
for count, index in enumerate(range(start, stop, step), start=1):
print(f'{index=}, {count=}')
print(f'we iterated {count} times')
Python is indexed on 0 - but counting starts at 1.
:white_check_mark: Your 3.13 eval job has completed with return code 0.
001 | index=0, count=1
002 | index=1, count=2
003 | index=2, count=3
004 | we iterated 3 times
!e '''py print("Hello world")
:x: Your 3.13 eval job has completed with return code 1.
001 | File [35m"/home/main.py"[0m, line [35m1[0m
002 | [1;31m'[0m''py print("Hello world")
003 | [1;31m^[0m
004 | [1;35mSyntaxError[0m: [35munterminated triple-quoted string literal (detected at line 1)[0m
still dont get it
Did you close it? @shrewd imp
you have to use the back ticks to close the code on discord
!e
start, stop, step = 1, 5, 1
for index, count in enumerate(range(start, stop, step)):
print(f'{index=}, {count=}')
print(f'we iterated {count} times')
Python is indexed on 0 - but counting starts at 1.
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001 | index=0, count=1
002 | index=1, count=2
003 | index=2, count=3
004 | index=3, count=4
005 | we iterated 4 times
!e
hrs = 45
rph = 10.50
h = float(hrs)
r = float(rph)
xt = h-40
otr = 1.5
if h <= 40 :
print(h*r)
if h > 40 :
h = 40
print(r*otr*xt + (h*r))
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498.75
@shrewd imp You got it?
no still
@shrewd imp I will see you around bro. You can speak in 3 days.
hi
good
thanks
im making a roblox luau hub
i lowk prefer lua
im making a script
ya
exploit
chris check dms so i can send u a screenshot lol
cant wait for gta 6 to come out
Do you make mods for gta?
nah, i just wanna play it lol
it looks really good
did you just sayu
bad reviews of six seven
π
okay good i thought that there was a game called 67 on steam i was about to flip
π
I make
Hi @gray mantle π
I've never heard of people eating gourds, pumpkins, squash, and the like without cooking them.
al dente is not a good cook for that, no
A quick search told me eating bitter gourd is bad for diabetic patients as it decreases sugar level quickly
And likely digestion issues are higher
@misty bough π
Wait, is that burnt to all hell?
yes, that's the point
TIL his other part of the name actually does start with Al
til also
@onyx wave π
hello
@tawny adder π
Hello
Hey @slender sierra π
@ashen garnet π
Hallo
i need help in school
Depends, not really the kind of thing I like to help with in the Python server
What kind of English work?
I assumed it was school English
can i show u
Nothing is preventing you from sharing a screenshot
Are you going to share any context for this?
its about a story and i gotta do a slide show
Then yes, I recommend doing the slideshow.
No, it's not coding related
aw
You haven't explained what you needed help with at all, so I can't really do much and I don't feel like I should have to be the one to come up with all the questions that it would take to get you to tell me. So good luck.
oh yea chris i got a girlfriend
ohno not that story
?
hiπ
Hey, sorry, gotta head out and do some chores. Be back on after. Cheers
Alphacool 1u server case
Copyright (c) 2016, 2021, Oracle and/or its affiliates.
Oracle is a registered trademark of Oracle Corporation and/or its affiliates.
Other names may be trademarks of their respective owners.
Type '\help' or '?' for help; '\quit' to exit.
mysql-py> ALTER USER 'root'@'localhost' IDENTIFIED WITH mysql_native_password BY 'YourNewSecurePassword';
File "<string>", line 1
ALTER USER 'root'@'localhost' IDENTIFIED WITH mysql_native_password BY 'YourNewSecurePassword';
^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax
mysql-py> ALTER USER 'root'@'localhost' IDENTIFIED WITH mysql_native_password BY 'YourNewSecurePassword';
Sudo mysql -u root
Type '\help' or '?' for help; '\quit' to exit.
mysql-py> Sudo mysql -u root
File "<string>", line 1
Sudo mysql -u root
^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax
https://github.com/LizardByte/Sunshine
is it this one ??
Enter password:
ERROR 2002 (HY000): Can't connect to local MySQL server through socket '/var/run/mysqld/mysqld.sock' (2)
up
counting up β¬οΈ
oh great, I also need tons of help
@unreal berry DO YOU KNOW how can i connect my go daddy domain to clour flare?
lol
x
x
haha
this guy sounds stupiddd!!!
hahahahaha
@unreal berry hgahahhahaahha
hahahahah
hhahaha
this shit is actually funnnnyyy
@long dragon
Say this word Internal Pointer Variable
internal pointer varible
hahhaha
loll
lolll
lolll
bruhhhhhhh
hsahhahahaha
thisssss shit is actually funnnnyyyy
eeendiiiaaa
@unreal berry do you know how to connect my go daddy domain to cloud flare?
You can youtube it and for configurations ask Gemini/chatGPT
yes but i am not getting this shyytt!!
If you wanna deploy it on github will be easier config
i tried that but didnt worked
HOW DO U EVEN FAIL?
blood race
its a blood race
@unreal berry dont teach him he will be the next alex from microsoft
he will do it like IAM STEVE
π
@still carbon matrishwah
@still carbon fire
its a name
matrishvan
@still carbon its a word from rigveda its a holy name
good game
haha
I have way too many other games to play, so still haven't finished that one
steve from microsoft
developers developers developers developers developers developers developers developers developers developers
saar i am steve from microsoft trust me sarr....
Uno de los peces gordos de Microsoft, en lo que parece una presentaciΓ³n de esta compaΓ±Γa, no para de hablar de los "developers".
in voice verification its saying You have been active for fewer than 9 ten-minute blocks. @still carbon
i.e. don't spam
is Slovania a hybrid of Slovenia and Slovakia?
"my favourite Viking country: Hungary"
@still carbon I heard Taiwan too
"-1'000 social credit"
10.62%
hmm
I thought it was slightly more
this would be so funny for me to say "my WebSocket multicast is better than your WebSocket multicast"
@mild quartz π
-- very stressful field, how do I put this?
-- "bubble"
yooooo
@full dagger Which server Case is this?
see you @wind raptor good to see you
Anthropic has completed a Series F fundraising of $13 billion led by ICONIQ. This financing values Anthropic at $183 billion post-money. Along with ICONIQ, the round was co-led by Fidelity Management & Research Company and Lightspeed Venture Partners. The investment reflects Anthropicβs continued momentum and reinforces our position as the lea...
@mild quartz I think overall LLMs are bad for coding. That being said, it's not going away because π€ reasons.
My concerns are
A: Code quality does not improve because it's BAD right now (though it works....)
B: I think it's very bubbley with so much hype around this topic and reminds me of Blockchain/Crypto (Scams are much less in LLM space)
C: I'm not sure finances will make sense. If coding LLMs cost 4000/month per agent to run, that makes their value proposition much worse. We don't know whole value here since big name companies are not being 100% transparent.
I guess we will see who is right.
I disagree with (A) but do admit they may not be great at devops stuff
(B) Difference is that there is real economic value being generated
(C) This is definitely a real concern
I see direct damage done to coding skills of people around me and that's the most depressing part, since, unlike AI bros, I have empathy
it's like talking to someone whose brain gets devoured by dementia, but this time it's technology-induced, this is not fun
I am using LLMs to cope with code without any documentation or completely new concepts out of my comfort zone. But never to write stuff.
β AI is very good at creating misdocumented code
one of the problems is those concepts might be new to LLMs too
so they misinform you
even if it's in the training data
for example,
correct answer to that question: there is no type casting in Python
with, optionally, a clarification "did you mean conversion?"
another incorrect answer
correct answer: don't
Good point. I guess that's why RAGs are a step closer to something you can trust. Or just verify through Google lol
- escaping is not sanitisation
- query parameters are not sanitisation
- sanitisation is bad approach (because alters data)
- stop interpolating SQL queries
- validate data, don't alter it
(it does mention points 4 and 5 later on, but it must be in the first paragraph not at the end)
"let's hope I don't get a heart attack from reading this"
okay, it got it right mostly
just very poorly structured
(I'm not interested in checking the details, just looking at the outline)
like a very basic mistake
do be aware that it's the fast free LLM they offer not proper ones
but illustrates the point
analogy:
- Animals (including Dogs)
- Cats
- Dogs
- Elephants
instead of
- Animals
- Cats
- Dogs
- Elephants
Im surprised, thanks for testing it. In general, these models cannot say "that they don't know something" or detect out-of-distribution stuff
I've seen LLMs do way worse
the free models are way way worse than the paid ones
I recently gave it a task to which a human would normally just respond "what?"
yeah
give anthropic $20 and try sonnet 4.5
I won't give them any money
It makes me sceptical when I ask a design philosophy question because it's not easily verifiable through a RAG or google search
and I kind of hoped for the LLM to respond similarly
new models are much better at refusals
asking for clarifying questions rather than hallucinating
older models are like eager beavers that will hallucinate an answer
intentionally trained that way?
I believe LLMs can get into the right direction
but currently is soooo cancerous and just wrong
need to fix it quick
very descriptive error code lol
I don't know. People that believe hallucinations should probably improve their own skills first, before using LLMs
educating people is part of that fix
Agreed.
I already see in my work that the level of discussions is lowering. I feel this has to do with it. Or maybe not lol.
was asking to reimplement https://docs.rs/ruchei/0.1.0/src/ruchei/multicast/bufferless.rs.html
(based on the general description of what's expected of it)
Reimplement in what way
I gave it approximately this description:
in Rust, implement a
Stream+Sinkwhich combines severalStream+Sinks into one, such that sending a message through it sends it to each underlying connection
(was worded differently, but just a general idea)
I don't remember what I prompted exactly
but
it got that part right
it was only the implementation that was totally broken
I might've been asking it to the replay one not bufferless
since, from what I remember, it was way too broken
okay this is new
Sick.
importing the same type twice
anyone awake?
Yeah
!cpban 896217579650166784
:incoming_envelope: :ok_hand: applied ban to @misty lynx until <t:1759669441:f> (4 days).
this and this @wind raptor
!paste
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xjjN9q2ym6s @craggy vale
A video analyzing the architectural makeup of an Nvidia Volta Tensor Core.
References:
Pu, J., et. al. "FPMax: a 106GFLOPS/W at 217GFLOPS/mm2 Single-Precision FPU, and a 43.7GFLOPS/W at 74.6GFLOPS/mm2 Double-Precision FPU, in 28nm UTBB FDSOI" (2016) https://arxiv.org/abs/1606.07852
Markidis, S., et. al. "NVIDIA Tensor Core Programmability, Pe...
thanks
@wind raptor @midnight birch π
Hello, World!
I was sick for couple of days but starting to feel better
I'm happy you're feeling better.
@wind raptor not really the point
just don't connect your raspberry pi to the internet and you have all the security
@wind raptor on the other hand: they don't do further damage
unfortunately ICE isn't included in the shutdown
what question?
why cant i speak
!voice
Canβt talk in voice chat? Check out #voice-verification to get access. The criteria for verifying are specified there.
oh ok
No law enforcement is
!voice
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you replied to them responding to that exact thing
Just making sure π
!voice
f
you've been saved by the time delay
Go back to work
π₯
There is a reason why we say go back to your work
Because if you ain't working you are yapping
@amber raptor I'm likely to end up in a similar situation of reinventing k8s but at least there's an excuse: embedded
Yapping is exclusive to filthy rich or filthy poor
Average dudes are not allowed to be yapper π
(and, like, see the previous remark about needing a CTO who can actually drive that to completion, and we have that)
yeah, built-in DNS is great
Nah we need CFO
Modern day slavery
@wind raptor version: '3' networks: frontend: driver: bridge services: dev: image: "mcr.microsoft.com/devcontainers/python:1-3.12-bullseye" restart: always volumes: - ../..:/workspaces:cached networks: - frontend beanstalkd: image: ghcr.io/beanstalkd/beanstalkd:latest platform: linux/amd64 restart: always networks: - frontend ports: - '11300:11300' aurora: image: aurora:latest restart: always networks: - frontend ports: - '3000:3000'
docker complains about version being deprecated iirc
Good ππ―
Less yap more code
Cycle of life
wake up > brunch > work > dinner> sleep
until you ide aka die
work harder to make me richer π - Founder and share holder
@wide imp What you see as ease is the end result of a lot of work.
i feel you
Or borther not to run locally
You can no longer
Ide aka die
A job which is fun and rewarding is π’ pilot
Travel around the world and eat good
drone train
!stream 645203135090130944 30M
β @open venture can now stream until <t:1759329033:f>.
thanks
@rugged root PHP latest or PHP 5?
WPβ’injection
@rugged root weren't some providers disabling them?
how dare you pay any WP-related money to anyone other than Matt
@wide imp Talking is fine.
@wide imp Paint a picture that describes in brief your Python knowledge so far.
Try except?
yo @somber heath u were dissapared out of now wheere and finaly here
afaik I use try-finally more often than try-except
Come again?
(random note)
Parentheses.
quick membership check
if there are at least two items, in set_ is faster than in list_
you can't index sets
@wind raptor no???
in
you can only in, for _ in
with relation to elements
@wind raptor it's very unordered
numbers just happen to have hash be equal to themselves
!e
print({-3, -2, -1, 0, 1})
print({1, 0, -1, -2, -3})
:white_check_mark: Your 3.13 eval job has completed with return code 0.
001 | {0, 1, -1, -3, -2}
002 | {0, 1, -1, -3, -2}
They can appear to have an order, but consider it as unreliable and imagine it doesn't exist.
You can for loop over a set and get out each thing exactly once.
!e
print({-2, -1})
print({-1, -2})
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001 | {-2, -1}
002 | {-1, -2}
why is same-order 
!e
print({-3, -2, -1, 0, 1})
print({-3, -1, -2, 0, 1})
:white_check_mark: Your 3.13 eval job has completed with return code 0.
001 | {0, 1, -1, -3, -2}
002 | {0, 1, -1, -3, -2}
@wide imp Try not to think of lists as containing anything other than shortcuts to objects. References. Because...
!e py a = [] b = [a, a, a] print(b) a.append(123) print(b)
Python doesn't really have a notion of ownership, nearly everything is references
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001 | [[], [], []]
002 | [[123], [123], [123]]
It's tempting to imagine that lists contain the objects themselves.
@wind raptor what's your opinion on using lists instead of tuples for __all__ exports?
jheezzzzzzzzzzzeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
even though it's generally immutable
which level?
8 lmao
or whatever it's called
