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amber raptor
queen shard
hey
cloud rover
gtg'
vagrant skiff
cloud rover
@somber heath hey ho
my parents told me to go to sleep but i snuck my laptop so im just here chillin C:
C:
i was bored so i also made a sneaker webscraper c; using pyautogui as the gui cuz i to lazy to use tkinter
want me to send u the code for u test it
c;
XD
@somber heath are you good at open cv
im trying to make a program that detects the ridges and lines on a roof
my laptop sucks so it wont pick up my audio i ussaly use my headphones but i left it downstairs
o wait
lemechack
check
somber heath
cloud rover
lol
he look like he saw you sleeping and thought that because he saw you sleeping ur now friends type weirdo
minor drum
hi need some help with a piece of code for python:
- i have a list that contains a dot but then i need to iterate to a sequence of number (0,10) and the replace the dot with 1 number and then run it to a function again
can someone help me out ?
much appreciated!
severe elm
icy belfry
solid atlas
it has been a while my friends
somber heath
from kivy.app import App
from kivy.lang import Builder
class MyApp(App):
def build(self):
return Builder.load_string('''
Label:
text: 'Hello, world.'
''')
MyApp().run()```kivy showcase
stoic ore
Hi @ALL
whole bear
next fox
@whole bear bro are a indian?
are you a indian?
ah i am not verified just trying to text randomly
somber heath
@whole bear https://discord.gg/dG2YCHjJ
next fox
@somber heath i have been searching a good explanation for classes in python if dont mind can you explain meh
somber heath
If it's not a keyword or a comment, or some other syntactic symbol, it's usually a class.
So, classes are like blueprints.
next fox
you can just talk in voice channel im i making you uncomfortable
somber heath
From these blueprints, you can build separate instances of the thing that the class describes.
solid atlas
do you guys use the walrus operator
lusty marsh
no
solid atlas
it's kinda saucy
somber heath
It's not you. I can't think and type and field questions from others in my ear at the same time, @next fox.
solid atlas
opal i love you
lusty marsh
translation += (padding * 3) + translated[0] + ";\n"
whole bear
My first android app
lusty marsh
monotonic = time.time()
translation = cs_microprogram % self.siz
i = 0
for letter in self.src:
try:
i += 1
translated = cshooks[letter]
except KeyError:
raise SystemExit(f"SyntaxError: incorrect syntax: \"{letter}\" is not a keyword. In letter: \"{i}\" ")
translation += (padding * 3) + translated[0] + ";\n"
padding = updatepadding(translated[1])
@next fox Classes come each with their own functionality, as defined by the classes from which they inherit, or by you.
next fox
@whole bear i am learning android too
whole bear
That's cool
rugged root
Opal what have you done
somber heath
@next fox If you've been using python, you've already been using classes and their instances.
next fox
@somber heath i am learning python
somber heath
str, strings, are a class. int, integers, are a class.
lusty marsh
using System;
public class Program()
{
public static void Main()
{
int i = 0;
int[] ram = new int[4096];
}
}
@somber heath thanx
lusty marsh
ADD 1 TO x
ADD 1, a, b TO x ROUNDED, y, z ROUNDED
ADD a, b TO c
ON SIZE ERROR
DISPLAY "Error"
END-ADD
ADD a TO b
NOT SIZE ERROR
DISPLAY "No error"
ON SIZE ERROR
DISPLAY "Error"
Hii
rugged root
Yo
stoic ore
How re u
next fox
hello
whole bear
I love the hat
@rugged root and so do i :)
Your hat is cool too
rugged root
I have kutiekat to thank for it
whole bear
😄
somber heath
You're at 26.
next fox
how you know that ?is there any way i can know instead of counting ?
somber heath
Discord search tool.
whole bear
how you know that ?is there any way i can know instead of counting ?
@next fox from: usernamehere
amber raptor
spamming for message is generally frowned upon
stoic ore
@rugged root I said I was excited about @somber heath opal's voice
pulsar yacht
lusty marsh
!e
s = "he\r"
s += "l"
print(s)
wise cargoBOT
@lusty marsh :white_check_mark: Your eval job has completed with return code 0.
001 | he
002 | l
!e
rugged root
lusty marsh
!e
s = "he\f"
s += "l"
print(s)
@lusty marsh :white_check_mark: Your eval job has completed with return code 0.
he l
Bias'es
rugged root
What's the error it's giving you?
stoic ore
biases
next fox
biases?
whole bear
nope
its a diffrent thing
i could only tqlk and explain that
but i dont have vc perms as im new
next fox
@whole bear you can just see some tutorials out there for ya
next fox
we need to be verfied to do that
whole bear
yea
lusty marsh
translation += default + padding + translated[0] + (";\n" if translated[1] != indenting else "\n")
what the heck when i do ctrl + z in text box "j " is getting in the way
17 more to talk
lusty marsh
!e
print([x for x in range(100)])
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[0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47, 48, 49, 50, 51, 52, 53, 54, 55, 56, 57, 58, 59, 60, 61, 62, 63, 64, 65, 66, 67, 68, 69, 70, 71, 72, 73, 74, 75, 76, 77, 78, 79, 80, 81, 82, 83, 84, 85, 86, 87, 88, 89, 90, 91, 92, 93, 94, 95, 96, 97, 98, 99]
guys whats the difference between normal python intrepreter and conda ?
rugged root
Mainly just how it handles packages
stoic ore
thank about biases its helped me lot
next fox
!e print("so this is how it works)
wise cargoBOT
@next fox :x: Your eval job has completed with return code 1.
001 | File "<string>", line 1
002 | print("so this is how it works)
003 | ^
004 | SyntaxError: EOL while scanning string literal
Will be AFK for several hours
lusty marsh
ram = {x: x-x for x in range(4096)}
!e print('haha now this works')
wise cargoBOT
@next fox :white_check_mark: Your eval job has completed with return code 0.
haha now this works
stuck furnace
Nope, they're just different ways to do the same thing.
You might want to use " for longer English-language sentences as they are likely to contain apostrophes.
And use ' for short strings as it's easier to type 😄
somber heath
kivy
somber heath
If you need to reskin kivy or create your own widgets, you don't need to use kivymd.
Stop...
lusty marsh
"".join([" " for x in range(indenting)])
!e a = [5 , 4, 3 ,2 ,1]
for i in a :
print(str(i) + ' more')
wise cargoBOT
@next fox :white_check_mark: Your eval job has completed with return code 0.
001 | 5 more
002 | 4 more
003 | 3 more
004 | 2 more
005 | 1 more
No...
somber heath
Leave and join.
lusty marsh
!user @lusty marsh
wise cargoBOT
You are not allowed to use that command here. Please use the #bot-commands channel instead.
somber heath
class MyClass:
def check(self, v):
print((v is self))
instance = MyClass()
instance.check(instance)```!e
class MyClass:
def check(self, v):
print(isinstance(v, type(self)))
instance = MyClass()
instance.check(instance)
@lusty marsh :white_check_mark: Your eval job has completed with return code 0.
True
!e
class Dog:
def __init__(self, name):
self.name = name
dog = Dog("martin")
print(isinstance(dog, Dog))
print(dog.name)
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martin
!e
class Dog:
def __init__(self, name):
self.name = name
class Martin(Dog):
def __init__(self):
Dog.__init__(self, "martin")
dog = Martin()
print(isinstance(dog, Dog))
print(dog.name)
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001 | True
002 | martin
!e
[].__init__([])
@lusty marsh :warning: Your eval job has completed with return code 0.
[No output]
!e
class Dog:
def __init__(self, name):
self.name = name
class Martin(Dog):
def __init__(self):
Dog.__init__(self, "martin")
dog = Martin()
print(isinstance(dog, Dog))
print(dog.name)
@lusty marsh :white_check_mark: Your eval job has completed with return code 0.
001 | True
002 | martin
!e
class Dog:
def __init__(self, name):
self.name = name
class Martin(Dog):
def __init__(self):
Dog.__init__(self, "martin")
class MartinsPuppy(Martin, Dog):
def __init__(self):
Matrin.__init__(self)
puppy = MartinsPuppy()
@lusty marsh :x: Your eval job has completed with return code 1.
001 | Traceback (most recent call last):
002 | File "<string>", line 16, in <module>
003 | File "<string>", line 13, in __init__
004 | TypeError: __init__() takes 1 positional argument but 2 were given
!e
!e
class Dog:
def __init__(self, name):
self.name = name
class Martin(Dog):
def __init__(self):
Dog.__init__(self, "martin")
class MartinsPuppy(Martin, Dog):
def __init__(self):
Matrin.__init__(self)
puppy = MartinsPuppy()
print(puppy.name)
@lusty marsh :x: Your eval job has completed with return code 1.
001 | File "<string>", line 1
002 | !e
003 | ^
004 | SyntaxError: invalid syntax
!e
class Dog:
def __init__(self, name):
self.name = name
class Martin(Dog):
def __init__(self):
Dog.__init__(self, "martin")
class MartinsPuppy(Martin):
def __init__(self):
Matrin.__init__(self)
puppy = MartinsPuppy()
print(puppy.name)
@lusty marsh :x: Your eval job has completed with return code 1.
001 | Traceback (most recent call last):
002 | File "<string>", line 16, in <module>
003 | File "<string>", line 13, in __init__
004 | NameError: name 'Matrin' is not defined
!e
class Dog:
def __init__(self, name):
self.name = name
class Martin(Dog):
def __init__(self):
Dog.__init__(self, "martin")
class MartinsPuppy(Martin):
def __init__(self):
Martin.__init__(self)
puppy = MartinsPuppy()
print(puppy.name)
@lusty marsh :white_check_mark: Your eval job has completed with return code 0.
martin
bye guys !!
rugged root
class StudentBase:
def __init__(self, name, age):
self.name = name
self.age = age
class IntroduceMixin:
def introduce(self):
print(f"Hi! I'm {self.name}! I am {self.age} years old!")
class IntroducedFavoriteStudent(StudentBase, IntroduceMixin):
def __init__(self, favorite_subject="science", **kwargs):
super().__init__(**kwargs)
self.favorite_subject = favorite_subject
def favorite(self):
print(f"My favorite subject is {self.favorite_subject}.")
sally = IntroducedFavoriteStudent(favorite_subject="math", age=5, name="Sally")
billy = StudentBase(age=3, name="Billy")
sally.introduce()
sally.favorite()
oak sorrel
heya Py server 😄
hushed elm
why is your head christmas @rugged root ?
swift valley
Evening
rugged root
!e
spam = "ham"
spam[1] = "b"
@rugged root :x: Your eval job has completed with return code 1.
001 | Traceback (most recent call last):
002 | File "<string>", line 2, in <module>
003 | TypeError: 'str' object does not support item assignment
you can convert it into a list and then run remove haha
pure path
mhm
oak sorrel
then convert it back into a string :p
lusty marsh
!e
print(list("['a', 'b', 'c']"))
@lusty marsh :white_check_mark: Your eval job has completed with return code 0.
['[', "'", 'a', "'", ',', ' ', "'", 'b', "'", ',', ' ', "'", 'c', "'", ']']
but that seems like a lot of extra legwork haha
pure path
oh ye nedbat said it in one of his talks that strings are immutable, i just forgo
lusty marsh
!e
print([x for x in "['a', 'b', 'c']"])
@lusty marsh :white_check_mark: Your eval job has completed with return code 0.
['[', "'", 'a', "'", ',', ' ', "'", 'b', "'", ',', ' ', "'", 'c', "'", ']']
@rugged root that guy has more experience with python more than my age
pure path
@lusty marshgo to #esoteric-python for that kinda of stff
scarlet drift
hey wsup guys
scarlet drift
I was actually typing in the wrong channel LMFAO
That
That's great @rugged root
yeah I get it, I had depression as well, got help and now I'm better
swift valley
@rugged root Mid-20s honestly lol
scarlet drift
yeah MId-20's
lusty marsh
!e
print(2020-30)
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1990
imagine being born at exactly the Unix epoch
hushed elm
the supreme dev
lusty marsh
trigonometry
scarlet drift
hahahahhaha
neat skiff
swift valley
I tend to forget whether I've already taken vitamins minutes after taking em
scarlet drift
I tend to forget whether I've already taken vitamins minutes after taking em
@swift valley same
@rugged root Meds are bad man
oh man
I mean generally
oak sorrel
What is the best way to search a list of dicts for a particular value belonging to a particular key?
rugged root
Can you show an example of the list/dict structure you'd be looking through?
oak sorrel
this is the relevant code snippet for generating the dicts in the list:
movies = []
def adder():
title = input('Enter name of Movie: ')
director = input('Enter name of Director: ')
year = input('Enter year of release: ')
movies.append({
'title': title,
'director': director,
'year': year
})
for movie in movies:
if movie["title"] == "Mighty Joe Young":
@lusty marsh your room sounds like my room lmao
oak sorrel
let me try that, I tried something similar but returned type error, 'builtin_function_or_method' object is not iterable
oooh nice! Thank you Hemlock ❤️
rugged root
It's what I do
rugged root
Yeppers!
Oh another option
If you're unsure whether or not a key will be there, you can use the .get() dictionary method
So say you aren't sure if "title" will be there:
for movie in movies:
if movie.get("title"):
```By default, if there isn't a key called "title" in this case, get will return `None`. Otherwise it'll return the value that "title" points toHelps prevent KeyErrors
oak sorrel
ooooh nice! I like that!
I'll link the entire script, it's an assignment for a coding course I am doing so you can see what I came up with LUL
crystal fox
oak sorrel
MENU_PROMPT = f"\n ____________________________ \n | Welcome to MovieSelector!| \n |__________________________| \n Enter 'a' to add a Movie \n 'l' to see your movies \n 'f' to find a movie by title \n 'q' to quit: "
movies = []
def adder():
title = input('Enter name of Movie: ')
director = input('Enter name of Director: ')
year = input('Enter year of release: ')
movies.append({
'title': title,
'director': director,
'year': year
})
def lister():
for movie in movies:
print(movie)
def finder():
search = input('Enter exact title of film: ')
for movie in movies:
if movie["title"] == search:
print(f"Match found! {movie['title']} is in your list! This was released in {movie['year']} and was directed by {movie['director']}.")
selection = input(MENU_PROMPT)
while selection != 'q':
if selection == 'a':
adder()
print('\n Thank you for adding a movie!')
elif selection == 'l':
lister()
elif selection == 'f':
finder()
elif selection == 'q':
'\n Thank you for using MovieSelector! \n Goodbye!'
break
else:
print(' \n Unknown command. Please try again.')
selection = input(MENU_PROMPT)
that's some motivation
crystal fox
it's called rum
oak sorrel
69966996
somber heath
xkbset exp =m```
Boom. Numpad mouse.
wise cargoBOT
@lusty marsh :white_check_mark: Your eval job has completed with return code 0.
_='_=%r;print (_%%_)';print (_%_)
+[-.],
^
^
~
/
using System;
public class Program()
{
public static void Main()
{
int i = 0;
int[] ram = new int[4096];
i += 1;
while(ram[i] >= 0) {
Console.Write(ram[i]);
ram[i] += 1;
};
}
}
<>
u
n
|
:
r
[]
^
{}
$
python bsintaller.py build <filename> <memsize> <compilertype>
quiet
run
cs py
4096
python bsinstaller.py ui
.bullshit.zip
cloud rover
!e ```py
list = ["hi", "ho"]
for item in list:
print(item)
for letter in item:
print(letter)
@cloud rover :white_check_mark: Your eval job has completed with return code 0.
001 | hi
002 | h
003 | i
004 | ho
005 | h
006 | o
im bored
lusty marsh
+++++: +++++ +++++
potent urchin
Sounds amazing
cloud rover
!e ```py
names = ["God", "samimies", "Baron X", "Rupesh", "MEE5"]
new_names = []
for name in names:
name = name[::-1]
new_names.append(name)
print(new_names)
@cloud rover :white_check_mark: Your eval job has completed with return code 0.
['doG', 'seimimas', 'X noraB', 'hsepuR', '5EEM']
C:
cloud rover
lol
!e ```py
names = ["God", "samimies", "Baron X", "Rupesh", "MEE5"]
for name in names:
print(name)
print(name[::-1])
for letter in name:
print(letter)
print(letter[::-1])
!e ```py
names = ["God", "samimies", "Baron X", "Rupesh", "MEE5"]
for name in names:
print("Forwards")
print(name)
print("Backwards")
print(name[::-1])
@cloud rover :white_check_mark: Your eval job has completed with return code 0.
001 | Forwards
002 | God
003 | Backwards
004 | doG
005 | Forwards
006 | samimies
007 | Backwards
008 | seimimas
009 | Forwards
010 | Baron X
011 | Backwards
... (truncated - too many lines)
Full output: https://paste.pythondiscord.com/etifalanug.txt
cloud rover
!e ```py
names = ["God", "samimies", "Baron X", "MEE5"]
for name in names:
print(name)
print(name[::-1])
@cloud rover :white_check_mark: Your eval job has completed with return code 0.
001 | God
002 | doG
003 | samimies
004 | seimimas
005 | Baron X
006 | X noraB
007 | MEE5
008 | 5EEM
kk
lusty marsh
> = move cursor to the right
< = move cursor to the left
+ = increment currect memslot
- = decrement currect memslot
. = print
, = input
| = print unicode
: = double value
r = reset value
n = ord value
u = unicode convert
[ = enter loop
] = exit loop
{ = enter function
} = exit function
$ = call function
[]
while ram[i] >= 0:
+[|.+]
potent urchin
Bye guys nice hearing you two talk
Your programming language is interesting
Yeah yeah
I know i know
Alright! Bye guys
lusty marsh
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rugged root
@tame jackal #discord-bots
iron idol
Im trying to type over 50 message to get verified voice xD
whole bear
Ah
rugged root
Yeah it can feel like it takes a bit. But just hang out, have conversations, maybe ask a help in the help channels or give help in them, check out the Topical channels and see if there's one that you're interested in
whole bear
Yes I did not realize that one had to be verified
Guess being a lurker doens't help
Yeah, it did, thats when I realized.
iron idol
That was the nice one
whole bear
python anywhere maybe?
Its a computer, why shouldn't you 😄
No
SSH
Well, if it works, I'll just type out 50 messages here real quick
rugged root
It won't, actually
Spamming will result in a mute, and the 50 messages need to be over three 10 minute blocks
whole bear
The only problem with using Arduinos for IoT like that is the price overhead
If all i need is a bluetooth receiver that toggles a servo, the arduino is just a little too bruteforce-y
lusty marsh
# bullshit hello world program
# equivelant to print("".join([x+"\n" for x in "hello world"]))
# character definition
+++ ++ : ^ ++++>
+++ ++ : ^ +>
+++ ++ : ^ ++++ ++++>
+++ ++ : ^ +++++ +++++ +>
+++ ++ : ^ +++++ +++++ +++ +++ +++>
+++ ++ : ^>
+++ ++ : ^ +++++ +++++ ++++>
<<< <<<< | > | > || > | > | < | >>> | <<<< | >>> | # print sequence
> = move cursor to the right
< = move cursor to the left
+ = increment currect memslot
- = decrement currect memslot
. = print
, = input
| = print unicode
: = double value
r = reset value
n = ord value
u = unicode convert
[ = enter loop
] = exit loop
{ = enter function
} = exit function
$ = call function
brainfuck?
lusty marsh
bullshit
tame jackal
whole bear
Aha, I was just asking about how it related to the brainfuck language
Since it seems very similar syntactically
I've been getting into that field of systems programming lately, currently battling compiler-development myself
rugged root
Oh solid. What kind of projects specifically? If you don't mind me asking
tame jackal
so why doesn't it print??
whole bear
I've found that many new languages are just made because people want to make a language
iron idol
Ah
whole bear
sure, Jai is great!
lusty marsh
@tame jackal
+++ ++ : ^ ++++>
+++ ++ : ^ +>
+++ ++ : ^ ++++ ++++>
+++ ++ : ^ +++++ +++++ +>
+++ ++ : ^ +++++ +++++ +++ +++ +++>
+++ ++ : ^>
+++ ++ : ^ +++++ +++++ ++++>
<<< <<<< | > | > || > | > | < | >>> | <<<< | >>> |
ee??
lusty marsh
use this for hello world
tame jackal
wdym?
whole bear
yeps, but percentage-wise
tame jackal
oh
whole bear
actually, brainfuck has some real use within metaheuristics as a research object
whole bear
Jai is Jonathan Blows language (creater of some pretty known games)
Its kind of like a more polished C / C++ member
C++ without the mess caused by wanting to be backwards compatible
Also afaik Jai is one of the fastest compiling languages currently tested * that is in real use
lusty marsh
var str x = "hello world";
^ most new languages are just because people want to make one
How is there zero value in creating a language?
rugged root
It's not that there's no value in the concept...
whole bear
Sure, my only point was that being the developer of a language has merit even if the language doens't as it takes a lot of pratice
and you learn alot
whole bear
That is the first step to learning about more complex matters
rugged root
Sure
whole bear
have fun
yea
Thats not true, a transpiler could be pitched on your resume
for an entry-level job
Its better than "Oh look at this calculator I've made" which is 90% of all the CVs I've read
I got all of my first jobs purely from portfolio and technical interviews. No education
Its about how you pitch it
You're selling your project as a representation of your skillset
hmn, I disagree for a simple entry-level job where most peoples portfolios are school projects or websites for their local hairdresser?
My experience was different, in every interview I've been in they've specifically asked me into one of the three projects I've put on my CV
I cannot agree with that explanation of the process
atleast not in my experience.
Man I wish I could participate in the voice-chat, I feel like this could be interesting.
rugged root
I'll give you a temp pass
whole bear
Ah thank you.
rugged root
Note, it'll reapply the mute if you leave the channel. Just how the system works
whole bear
Yeps, all good.
rugged root
@hushed elm Hey bud
iron idol
:v
rugged root
It's getting intense
hushed elm
yeah seems like it
i've also had great experience with my CV containing personal projects i've worked on
getting a recommendation is huge too
rugged root
I can't really speak on this, unfortunately
iron idol
T_T
rugged root
I'm not in the industry
hushed elm
yeah
recently found a job where the interviewers were interested in what's the web app i've built, because it was a full-stack job
rugged root
I'm only giving him the temp permissions because it's an educational discussion
hushed elm
yess
rugged root
The differing views are important
iron idol
Yep
rugged root
@iron idol I just didn't want you to think I was playing favorites
That's not my intention
hushed elm
transpiler
iron idol
No no,its okay
iron idol
Im smooking when i write code
hushed elm
that's unhealthy
i usually run 1km per 10 lines of code i write
that way i also keep my health in tip top shape
haha
rugged root
So much smook
hushed elm
smooch
iron idol
XD
rugged root
I just like silly words
rugged root
(to the wall)
rugged root
Probably for the best
hushed elm
true
rugged root
Yeah it's not.... super server safe
hushed elm
edible, unsure the english word for it
rugged root
The purple color is pretty
hushed elm
in romanian it's pâinică
this one is also edible but you can't drink alcohol if you ate
they look poisonous though
rugged root
Yeah that does look a little scary
hushed elm
they both have their uses, i like paper for quickly prototyping UI or writing something really fast
rugged root
Because it looks hairy
hushed elm
it's all gooey when it's older, let me post a pic
loud moon
hi
hushed elm
rugged root
We all get gooey when we're older, macro
hushed elm
:((
rugged root
Wait, THAT'S edible?
loud moon
rugged root
Welcome, Cheese
hushed elm
i thought it was toxic at first
loud moon
ew
hushed elm
It can be eaten but is poisonous when consumed with alcohol
loud moon
thats... odd
north jackal
Hello guys
loud moon
hi
north jackal
I am having a issue in Python code
rugged root
What's the issue?
north jackal
I am trying do some audio noise removal things. Can you pls enable my vc mic
loud moon
I am not very good at python so i am just going to try ands learn from the server
north jackal
So I can tell you the exactly what I am trying to do.
iron idol
It can be eaten but is poisonous when consumed with alcohol
@hushed elm its look delicious
loud moon
I dont have any macros
hushed elm
well i've got plenty of cheese
rugged root
Fox, would be easier to explain what you're wanting to do in text
hushed elm
cheddar cheese my fav
rugged root
It may be that it'll be easier to get help in a particular channel
loud moon
I want one for closing tabs
north jackal
Yeah
north jackal
So can pls come to any Code/Help channel
loud moon
but I have a mac and razer hates macs so I need a PC
iron idol
Do u like mashrom so much? @hushed elm
loud moon
cheese is so godly
rugged root
mac and razer
Doesn't sound as tasty as mac and cheese
hushed elm
brooo going with a friend in the forest to look for mushrooms is the best
like holy sheet i didn't know it was so much fun
whole bear
north jackal
@rugged root @loud moon Can you guys please come to code/help vc
iron idol
brooo going with a friend in the forest to look for mushrooms is the best
@hushed elm ahh i see
north jackal
?
loud moon
I am bad at coding I probably couldent halp you
hushed elm
and identifying mushrooms is a great process, i like learning about the different mushrooms around
north jackal
I am bad at coding I probably couldent halp you
@loud moon Oka
what? @north jackal
@loud moon No I was just trying to reply you
hushed elm
i'm happy when i see a different species of Amanita Muscaria in my forest, that i didn't know about
feelsgood
lusty marsh
native ravine
what's the subject?
north jackal
@rugged root bro Okay I am telling you my issue here in text
hushed elm
angery rabbit
iron idol
Lol :v
north jackal
can you please help me?
hushed elm
i do understand his attitude
lusty marsh
@north jackal can i help
rugged root
I can't at the moment, I'm at work, I'm just telling you the best way to get help
whole bear
are links allowed?
hushed elm
yes
lusty marsh
yes
hushed elm
yes
whole bear
hushed elm
yes
north jackal
@lusty marsh Yeah yeah sure. I forgate about you.
hushed elm
nice readme @whole bear
iron idol
This is getting intense :v
rigid nest
hushed elm
if i don't commit broken code is that wrong?
whole bear
no
whole bear
hello boys ❤️
what programs should a beginner programmer learn how to make straight away @amber raptor
@whole bear ndo?
ndo?
i must have misheard u
hushed elm
flippy snekks
whole bear
hipoty hopity your snek is my proprerty
hushed elm
hah i like u
whole bear
i dont know how to code pytgon
rugged root
@whole bear Just to let you know, you're only a handful of messages away from being verifiable.
foggy tulip
soup tier list
rugged root
amber raptor
foggy tulip
@amber raptor imagine being paid to just google for help most of the time
rugged root
Yes. 50 non-deleted messages over three 10 minute blocks starting from..... I think September 28th?
normal hinge
oh
foggy tulip
@rugged root Have you ever encountered the "Hall of tortured souls" secret?
normal hinge
print("hey ! homie")
normal hinge
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kK0M74E8PS4
@foggy tulip what is this?
hemlock u need to make a bot that read my chat 😆
foggy tulip
Video to prove how much pain the windows developers had when making the operating system
normal hinge
oh
guys what u think about julia language???
people are saying that it will replace python
in future
sometime i feel like i don't belong here
it is hard for me to speak
i try but
still
i can understand mr.hemlock
very clearly
foggy tulip
@rugged root There are Polyglots too, people that speak sometimes 12 to 21 languages
normal hinge
i have CNS exam
foggy tulip
Central Nervous System exam?
normal hinge
no lol
rugged root
@foggy tulip Those people are absolutely bananas
foggy tulip
oh
normal hinge
it is cryptography network security
whole bear
Essential Skills / Experience
Commercial experience in OOP using Java, C# or similar
SQL
Full Lifecycle experience in Full-stack software development
Strong communication skills and ability to liaise with clients
2.1 Degree or above in STEM subject
do they ask ds ?
whole bear
ds?
normal hinge
data structures
whole bear
I mean, maybe? I don't know them
normal hinge
can u show ur resume?
normal hinge
i mean in final year of btech
i'm trying to built a good resume
In India they are asking ds
and also aptitude
mr.hemlock you need coffee to your head
may be u should take rest
it is week end right
rugged root
Will be yeah
normal hinge
good sleep helps
stuck furnace
Guido works at Dropbox 
dire folio
not anymore
stuck furnace
Or did work...
scarlet drift
worked*
dire folio
now he works at MS
stuck furnace
This is definitely valuable feedback 👍
dire folio
it is
scarlet drift
yep
stuck furnace
Will we discuss this suggestion in the meeting?
Erm, I was only half-listening. You're suggesting small voice channels where people can screen-share? @rigid nest
rigid nest
that's correct, locked to limit individuals to small groups
scarlet drift
more or less yeah
rigid nest
off-topic for me acts like a hub where i can voice an issue and then often times
scarlet drift
so instead of mr hemlock or another admin coming in to grant access
rigid nest
get people super happy to help but
scarlet drift
it would be much easier on both ends
rigid nest
they're not eager to jump on private calls with me
which i totally appreciate
however with the facility to just jump across, quickly see what i'm talking about
and someones even ask others to join in
that'd be amazing really
or we'd be talking about a specific topic with programming
"hey, look at this piece of code, oh wait let's all go into bot commands and spam !e"
when actually i'd just get those ppl to jump into the locked channel
talk about the thing, then go back
stuck furnace
I've got CLRS on my desk. Not sure what that says about me 😄
dire folio
normal hinge
stuck furnace
Different situation in the UK 😄
worldly ruin
👺 ernnnn hmhhh
stuck furnace
That was Wagner
whole bear
Hi stelercus
my english speaking is poor
@tidal salmon I don't know much english
thanks
you good person
tidal salmon
@whole bear I see that you are gone. Have a great day!
livid marlin
whole bear
I like python
random stag
I'd like to talk but I don't have voice verification role
whole bear
yeah they have some requirments
functional programming in python
I like the in-bulit methods because they help you to solve certain problems and makes your code cooler
What do you like about python
whole bear
does anyone know how to find the terminal size of the terminal that im using
oh
lol
yea
im using curses
rigid nest
shutil
whole bear
thx
rigid nest
yo dawg, we heard you liked terminals so we put in a terminal in yo terminal to terminal yo terminal
restive geyser
lol pycharm
whole bear
is pycharm cringe @restive geyser
restive geyser
nah
restive geyser
@rigid nest is super cringe
silver flint
the voice verification was a step backward
hallow warren
@analog finch why are you deafened in voice?
fiery hearth
how are you today Opal?
fiery hearth
3.9
somber heath
Perhaps go for 3.8.
fiery hearth
doing it now mate
somber heath
Yup.
You can use try and except wherever you expect something to raise an exception and you want that to not be something that kills your program.
So you can choose to have behavior that's triggered when an exception is raised
or, in some cases, to completely ignore the exception
Yeah.
Well, say if you wanted to have an input that always, after processing, was an int.
You could have int(input()) somewhere in your code
But, oh no
All user input is evil
and the user types in letters
So int throws an exception
So you could use try and except as part of a solution which handles that eventuality
"It is better to ask forgiveness than permission"
It is often considered better to use try and except, forgiveness, than to use if, asking permission.
and, where I've used try and except, the code tends to be cleaner
Weak vs strong equality? Would that be like Python's == and is, respectively? Equality vs identity.
somber heath
I don't know what weak vs strong equality is.
somber heath
Right, because in Python, you've got the str, "18" vs the int, 18.
Are you expecting letters to be an object without a length?
fiery hearth
letters = "hello there"
int(letters)
try:
len(letters)
except:
raise Exception ('Should be int')
It's best to be as specific as possible with the exception type as possible.
Your code will result in an uncaught exception.
len(letters) will result in a TypeError if letters has no length.
As opposed to positive or zero length.
Integers, for example, don't work in len
rigid nest
letters = "hello there"
try:
print(len(letters))
except:
print('exception')
Hey @rigid nest!
rigid nest
somber heath
def input_number(prompt=''):
while True:
num = input(prompt)
try:
num = float(num)
except ValueError:
print('Input needs to be a valid number.')
continue
return num
value = input_number('Input value. >')
print(f'The value is equal to {value}.)
In case you want to change it.
In case you want to change it.
Within the rest of the code outside of the function.
Think of this function as a standin for input, but only for number values.
No, because otherwise it would expect a value.
rigid nest
''
somber heath
and if you want to give it no prompt parameter
Then it will still work
input_number(): works. input_number('>'): also works.
Just like input.
If there is an error, continue will send the flow up to the top of the loop to try again
If, however, an exception is not triggered, break will break the loop and it'll reach return
But I could shorten it and just have return num instead of break
I'm slightly abusing the while loop, here, really.
I'm only using it for the ability to use continue
I'll change the break.
It won't raise an uncaught exception, yes.
I'm fairly sure that whatever you give input will always raise a ValueError if float can't interpret it.
Pardon?
Yep.
I'm also guessing, but I'm not certain, that if you're doing a whole lot of processing, if you're using if all the time where you could use try/except, it's going to be slower due to the time/processing cost of if vs try/except.
Like if you have a whole bunch of one vs the other.
fiery hearth
ohh okay
somber heath
As I understand it, if does speculative processing. The computer tries to complete both outcomes of if.
Then only implements the branch that succeeds.
and discards the other
This happens at a really low level, though.
somber heath
Normally, that all happened transparently, and wasn't an issue...then we got meltdown/spectre/heartbleed or whichever the fuck one of them was taking advantage of that mechanism
fiery hearth
will go through it
somber heath
It's generally not important for most people to know about, outside of keeping your system updated.
rigid nest
function getAverage(marks){
let n = marks.length;
let total = 0;
marks.forEach((value) => {
total += value;
})
return Math.floor(total/n)
}
function getAverage(marks){
return Math.floor(marks.reduce((sum, x) => sum + x) / marks.length);
}
@worldly ruin https://stackoverflow.com/a/9039992
@rigid nest can we enter an adaptation of https://github.com/ai/audio-recorder-polyfill in to https://alexabeyondvoice.devpost.com/ in three days
worldly ruin
3
somber heath
@worldly ruin I hear you. Thus, in some fashion, you exist.
worldly ruin
Test.describe("get_average")
Test.it("works for some examples")
Test.assert_equals(get_average([2, 2, 2, 2]), 2, "didn't work for [2, 2, 2, 2]")
Test.assert_equals(get_average([1, 5, 87, 45, 8, 8]), 25, "didn't work for [1, 5, 87, 45, 8, 8]")
Test.assert_equals(get_average([2,5,13,20,16,16,10]), 11, "didn't work for [2,5,13,20,16,16,10]")
Test.assert_equals(get_average([1,2,15,15,17,11,12,17,17,14,13,15,6,11,8,7]), 11, "didn't work for [1,2,15,15,17,11,12,17,17,14,13,15,6,11,8,7]")
rigid nest
Test Results:
Log
4
Expected: 2, instead got: undefined
Log
5
Expected: 3, instead got: undefined
Log
8
Expected: 1, instead got: undefined
function getAverage(marks){
console.log(marks.length)
}
worldly ruin
👺 ernnnnnnnnnnnne eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeherrrrrrrrrr
somber heath
Oh, look. A channel name.
hallow warren
@worldly ruin https://repl.it/@jsalsman/averageOfList#main.py
rigid nest
def getAverage(marks):
n = length(marks)
total = 0
for i in marks:
total += i
return total//n
total += i
total = total + i
hallow warren
l = [15, 18, 2, 36, 12, 78, 5, 6, 9]
import statistics
print(statistics.mean(l))```mean(marks)
worldly ruin
angry
somber heath
Also good for shits and giggles: -=, /=, *=.
worldly ruin
hallow warren
@somber heath I've been unsuccessful in recruiting @rigid nest to make an adaptation of https://github.com/ai/audio-recorder-polyfill for submission to https://alexabeyondvoice.devpost.com/ in three days. Are you interested?
somber heath
@hallow warren Have I given you, at any point during each of our conversations, in each of which I've repeatedly turned you down, any indication that I might be the slightest bit interested?
hallow warren
@somber heath you've not said yes or no
somber heath
Yes I have. I've said no.
For the sake of being explicitly clear, the answer to this iteration of the questioning is also no.
hallow warren
Thanks for letting me know, I don't remember you having said anything near no. Last I remember is you were going to think about it. Thank you for the closure.
wise cargoBOT
Hey @hallow warren!
somber heath
!paste
wise cargoBOT
somber heath
Javascript isn't a language of mine, nor is, alas, C++.
hallow warren
@rigid nest https://paste.pythondiscord.com/ezizihorev.rb
somber heath
It's fine until sites start tracking you from one site to the next.
somber heath
One site needn't know that I visit some other site.
rigid nest
BAN ARM
rigid nest
nah because they're running an os on their cpus
WHICH IS STILL ON WHEN THE COMPUTER IS OFF
BAN MINIX
whole bear
i wonder what would happen if i bred a jellyfish with a chicken
still don't have 50 messages
transparent aquatic dino bio
hallow warren
somber heath
somber heath
Yeah, sorry. There's only a few seconds of actual chicken butt plunger footage.
somber heath
How did you come by your username?
whole bear
me?
somber heath
Yes.
whole bear
random word generaator
somber heath
I think that most people who come to this server would be good at computers, or, at the very least, somewhat computer literate.
For the purpose of the algorithm translation?
shrewd nest
Who can help me with imgui?
rigid nest
we can barely help ourselves here
whole bear
HOIGAOIHklhdagi
somber heath
@shrewd nest What's the issue you're having, specifically?
Aha. I see it's a C++ library.
hallow warren
"birds do share a lot of similarities with certain dinosaurs"
shrewd nest
I need to use ImGui for External chea... script. I have not seen information on this on the Internet.
whole bear
i have !voiceverify inmy clipboaard
shrewd nest
Aha. I see it's a C++ library.
@somber heath Yeah, thats right
whole bear
everyone get out of the vc
somber heath
Not knowing C++, myself, the only real advice I could offer would be to suggest you find a C++ place to seek guidance.
whole bear
he's about to play monsters ink earrape
hallow warren
shrewd nest
@rigid nest what?
shrewd nest
@rigid nest What is the problem?
rigid nest
// create first class == 0
cout << "\narray c, equivalence classes" << endl;
c[p[0]] = 0; // value of p[0], this is like f(g(x)) call f with the result of g on x
for (int i = 1; i < n; i++) {
// if value is the same as previous, assign same class
if (a[i].first == a[i - 1].first) {
c[p[i]] = c[p[i - 1]];
cout << "--a[i] == a[i - 1]--" << endl;
cout << "iteration " << i << endl;
cout << "a is at " << a[i].first << endl;
cout << "a-1 is at " << a[i - 1].first << endl;
cout << "c[p[i - 1]] is at " << c[p[i-1]] << endl;
cout << "c[p[i]] is " << c[p[i]] << endl;
cout << "p i-1 is at " << p[i - 1] << endl;
cout << "p is at " << p[i] << endl;
for (int i = 1; i < n; i++) cout << c[i];
cout << "\n\n";
} else { // assign the next class if different
c[p[i]] = c[p[i - 1]] + 1;
cout << "--a[i] != a[i - 1]--" << endl;
cout << "iteration " << i << endl;
cout << "a is at " << a[i].first << endl;
cout << "a-1 is at " << a[i - 1].first << endl;
cout << "c[p[i - 1]] + 1 is at " << c[p[i-1]] + 1 << endl;
cout << "c[p[i]] is " << c[p[i]] << endl;
cout << "p i-1 is at " << p[i - 1] << endl;
cout << "p is at " << p[i] << endl;
for (int i = 1; i < n; i++) cout << c[i];
cout << "\n\n";
}
}
there's 3 concurrent arrays
shrewd nest
Ah
somber heath
Someone is speaking through their pillow.
rigid nest
well, there's two things
shrewd nest
where header.h?
rigid nest
array c is shorter than it should be
it's length 5, not 6 as expected.
and the three loops going concurrently is breaking my brain
i do not know how to move forwards with this issue
shrewd nest
@rigid nest where did u take sort(a.begin(), a.end());
rigid nest
so what we're doing is
hallow warren
@rigid nest https://repl.it/@jsalsman/tclExample#main.tcl
rigid nest
this algorithm optimises sorting suffixes
so at k = 0
we are sorting, alphabetically each suffix (individual character)
shrewd nest
@rigid nest check this https://paste.pythondiscord.com/kawizepiku.cpp
at this .cpp file u need to include <vector> and <iostream> to make it work at all
@rigid nest idk 20 string at ur code https://paste.pythondiscord.com/kawizepiku.cpp
rigid nest
the code works without it bro
shrewd nest
So, who can help me with imgui?
Yo, @verbal hemlock , ur voice looks like Jimmy De Santa at GTA 5
hallow warren
yes puts [sumDigits 10101 2] -> 3
https://github.com/elsoleiro/flash-cards/blob/main/app/static/app.js#L59 is that nice asynch function @rigid nest
verbal hemlock
@shrewd nest LOOL
whole bear
hi!
somber heath
Any language that is Turing complete can, at least in theory if not in practice, emulate anything.
Caveats applicable.
hallow warren
@rigid nest looking through https://alexabeyondvoice.devpost.com/rules trying to figure out what LICENSE to use
vi. Financial or Preferential Support: A Skill must not have been developed, or derived from a Skill developed, with financial or preferential support from the Poster or Administrator. Such Skills include, but are not limited to, those that received funding or investment for their development, were developed under contract, or received a commercial license, from the Poster or Administrator any time prior to the end of Submission Period. This includes Skills that have been funded or co-developed by Amazon, including skills that earn money through licensing. The Administrator, at their sole discretion, may disqualify a Submission, if awarding a prize to the Submission or Maker would create a real or apparent conflict of interest.
rigid nest
Submission Period: September 24, 2020 (3:00pm Eastern Time, USA) – November 17, 2020 (5:00pm Eastern Time, USA) (the “Submission Period”)
dude 3 days?
2*
mellow flower
hallow warren
maybe this is the Alexa recording api https://developer.amazon.com/blogs/alexa/post/853661dc-b4f9-4c28-bc5f-1b81f00117bf/enable-customers-to-access-recorded-video-feeds-with-alexa-via-the-cameras-recap-api
mellow flower
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hallow warren
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candid venture
echo "string" > file.txt
<header>
<html>
<script>
text/javascript
information about authjor
and site
is a filetype
LOL
mellow flower
a = 2
mellow flower
what is $_POST
severe elm
you lost bro
mellow flower
ok boomer
mellow flower
,>,,>++++++++[<------<------>>-]
<<[>[>+>+<<-]>>[<<+>>-]<<<-]
++++++[<++++++++>-],<.>.
hallow warren
"the mics are constantly listening—even when you’re not making an audio request! However, you can rest assured that the things you say before the activation phrases or wake words are not stored or sent to servers. Your privacy is of the utmost concern to these device manufacturers." -- https://www.protectamerica.com/home-security-blog/tech-tips/can-alexa-record-audio_15560
low stratus
hello
mellow flower
SET SQL_SAFE_UPDATES = 0;
DELETE FROM Table;
SET SQL_SAFE_UPDATES = 1;
elias
it was told me that you code in python
if yes, write all the keywords
hallow warren
rigid nest
do you mean
mellow flower
we all live in a simulation
rigid nest
all functions too?
mellow flower
keywords
rigid nest
but technically range is a function
for example
if for in try except int str while
uhhhhhhh
flosat
float
mellow flower
technically str is a built-in class
rigid nest
yea this is confusing