voice-chat-text-0

[gusty siren]

interesting

[sick cloud]

did u know dat discord bots have free nitro ?

[gusty siren]

what

can i make a nitro sniper with python

?

[hard wyvern]

hello

guys

[gusty siren]

hello there

bruh

[whole bear]

hallo guys can someone help me with a small print ?

[gusty siren]

yes

[whole bear]

#print degree centrality
deg_centrality = nx.degree_centrality(G)
print(deg_centrality)

i got this here and i wanna print /n lines

no in same line you know like : athens, paris, london
i need athens
paris
london

[gusty siren]

put /n after deg_cent..

[sick cloud]

only the bot can have nitro not ppl

sry for being late

i was afk

[whole bear]

print(deg_centrality /n) like this ? dont run

[gusty siren]

nvm

[sick cloud]

what err does it give ?

[whole bear]

i said up in chat that i dont know how to print one down the other ..... you need my code?

[sick cloud]

u know dat its \n and not /n ?
to go to a new line @gusty siren

[sick cloud]

is ```py
deg_centrality = nx.degree_centrality(G)
print(deg_centrality) # is deg_centrality an array ? or string ?

[whole bear]

i ll send you dm , can i ?

[sick cloud]

try ```py
print("\n".join(deg_centrality.split(",")))

[sick cloud]

ohh, u working with dicts i see

[whole bear]

yea

[sick cloud]

try:

print("\n".join(list(deg_centrality.values())))

i'll cya later

b y e e e e

[whole bear]

thanks , but doesnt work ..

[hard wyvern]

hello

[sweet talon]

hi

[sick cloud]

sadly

[pine pivot]

H

I

Hi

l I

[wise cargo]

Hey @whole bear!

It looks like you tried to attach a Python file - please use a code-pasting service such as https://paste.pythondiscord.com

[gentle flint]

!e

import os
os.system('ps -eF')

[wise cargo]

@gentle flint :warning: Your eval job has completed with return code 0.

[No output]

[gentle flint]

!e

import os
print(os.system('ps -eF'))

[wise cargo]

@gentle flint :white_check_mark: Your eval job has completed with return code 0.

-1

[gentle flint]

🤨

[fiery hearth]

lol

[gentle flint]

I'll go to #bot-commands

[fiery hearth]

u there?

@gentle flint

[gentle flint]

yeah

[fiery hearth]

how to pause a program

and add some code n then continue again

@gentle flint

[gentle flint]

i forget

sorry

I'll look later

in class now

[fiery hearth]

okay

[modest widget]

!voiceverify

[rugged root]

@modest widget #voice-chat-text-0

#voice-verification

[modest widget]

You are not currently eligible to use voice inside Python Discord for the following reasons:

• You have been on the server for less than 3 days.
• You have sent less than 50 messages.
• You have been active for fewer than 3 ten-minute blocks.

Doesn't it open immediately ?

[rugged root]

Nope

[pliant atlas]

nope!

[rugged root]

We had issues with people doing what I call "hit and run" trolling

[pliant atlas]

u need to satisfy all these criteria to talk in the vc

[rugged root]

Joining the server, hopping on voice right away, screaming, then leaving

[modest widget]

okey dont problem

[pliant atlas]

no*

[rugged root]

https://tenor.com/bj213.gif @pliant atlas

[pliant atlas]

https://tenor.com/view/alger-stressed-pissed-tensed-irritated-gif-15457852

[modest widget]

Those who came to you were not human

but I am human

[rugged root]

They were human, actually

Which made it more frustrating

[sick cloud]

Hello

[pliant atlas]

ooof yea

[rugged root]

We have had a few bot raids, but these were individuals

Usually trying to do a ban speedrun

[modest widget]

ı am from turkey

[pliant atlas]

https://tenor.com/view/ok-okay-awkward-smile-gif-5307535

[modest widget]

I have b1 level english

[sick cloud]

totally makes sense

[rugged root]

What's B1?

[modest widget]

one level

in the middle

ok i will listen to you

[pliant atlas]

yes with your B1 english

[rugged root]

Well that came off as dickish

[frozen oasis]

it did didnt it

idk whats b1 but yeah it did

[pliant atlas]

Neither do I!

Level B1 corresponds to independent users of the language, i.e. those who have the necessary fluency to communicate without effort with native speakers.

this is what it means^

[rugged root]

Neat

[warm axle]

worldwide

[pliant atlas]

gtg study now lol

[warm axle]

UP

[sick cloud]

b y e e e

[gusty siren]

h i

@amber raptor are you a good rabbit?

[amber raptor]

Grrrr

[dense ibex]

Oh ok thanks!

but the 3 days rippp

Oh ok why not use an alt bot?

like altdenifier

or does it not work

Ohh yeah because you cant use ip

but it makes sense and I like this system it seems to work from what you guys have said and yeah for 120k members that seems smart

Yeah and at least I can use text chat

I mainly just joined because I am learning Python

Just call me Jake lol

Yeah but I have learned comments, strings, formatting strings, numbers, and dates so far

[cosmic thorn]

how fast someone can

[rugged root]

Back in a sec

[cosmic thorn]

transfer money of a third country[

to bitcoin

[dense ibex]

Anyone in vc do anything with AI or Neural Networks?

Hey @candid venture

Oh I was just curious

because I eventually wanna work with that type of stuff

Yeah because you can do anything with python

Yeah well I have learned a little but of java and java script but not a lot so I am sticking to python and learning it all the way through

[warm axle]

true

[dense ibex]

Wait theres comp programming lol

thats crazy

Honestly it would prob help you work underpressure and quicker

but Idk

I love math so much its my favorite subject

but I have heard a lot of people say that untill they get into higher math classes

@warm axle what are some good plugins that I should add to vs like that will just help me

or are there none?

[warm axle]

@dense ibex i actually use atom i think kite if you like auto complete

flake8

[amber raptor]

Python, PyLance and Intellicode

[dense ibex]

@warm axle oh really I use and atom visual tweak that makes vs look like atom

and thanks @amber raptor

[warm axle]

oh i love atom it's so beautiful

[dense ibex]

Yes half to fun of programming is looking at the code

[warm axle]

truee

[dense ibex]

but I would use atom but I feel like it has less features

or am I wrong

well I think the right words are less beginner friendly

[warm axle]

yeah it's true vs has a lot of features

[dense ibex]

atom looks 100% better that would be the only reason I switch to it

[amber raptor]

Atom is cool but I worry about it's lifespan

since it's now owned by Microsoft, it makes little sense to put resources into both

[warm axle]

@amber raptor oh i didn't know that

[dense ibex]

Microsoft is buying everything

like they have bought out so many companies

[amber raptor]

Atom is open sourced so it's not going to poof

but alot of development was being done by Github employees

which could be moved off of it

[dense ibex]

Ugh its killing me that I can't talk lol

[rugged root]

With regards to Atom, I think the community will continue to maintain it, but I'm not sure if it'll gain additional features or not

[versed island]

hi @rugged root do you know how HTML emails are sent ... the ones that look like entire webpages in their own respect

[hard wyvern]

hey anyone knows how to update a whole column in mysql

[rugged root]

@versed island Not sure if you heard (if you did apologies for the extra ping), but to my knowledge it's no different than any other email. HTML is just a markup, so in theory it should just work. I think

Don't quote me on that

[tiny seal]

https://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eurobusiness

[versed island]

@rugged root thanks ... i heard that ...

[rugged root]

Sorry

https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/3797/grade-elite-cow

[versed island]

i just read that , the email clients run an extra preprocessor over traditional html files when you send them as emails ... and they strip off various html , css and javascript related stuff

[hushed elm]

i love taking my birthdays off

all me time

get drunk, play with chickens

goodtimes

baak baak

[dense ibex]

Hey im back

[hushed elm]

hey jake

😗

[dense ibex]

Hey

[warm axle]

welcome back

[dense ibex]

Thanks!

[hushed elm]

i think they appreciate it if you don't waste your time?

idk

[limber blaze]

im logged in now on my pc

do you guys let me just import everything

[hushed elm]

angle of the dangle

[limber blaze]

!e import shutil

[wise cargo]

@limber blaze :warning: Your eval job has completed with return code 0.

[No output]

[uncut meteor]

!e import @limber blaze

[wise cargo]

@uncut meteor :x: Your eval job has completed with return code 1.

001 |   File "<string>", line 1
002 |     import <@​791036840504328194>
003 |            ^
004 | SyntaxError: invalid syntax

[limber blaze]

!e imporot @uncut meteor

[wise cargo]

@limber blaze :x: Your eval job has completed with return code 1.

001 |   File "<string>", line 1
002 |     imporot <@​!107226564030156800>
003 |              ^
004 | SyntaxError: invalid syntax

[limber blaze]

imporot

[uncut meteor]

Ew

[warm axle]

!e

print('```')

[wise cargo]

@warm axle :x: Your eval job has completed with return code 1.

001 |   File "<string>", line 1
002 |     print('
003 |            ^
004 | SyntaxError: EOL while scanning string literal

[limber blaze]

!e ```import os
os.system("ls")

[wise cargo]

@limber blaze :warning: Your eval job has completed with return code 0.

[No output]

[limber blaze]

i can use os.system

[uncut meteor]

No

[limber blaze]

yes

ij did

[uncut meteor]

It's a - 1

Print the return val

[limber blaze]

ok

[uncut meteor]

It will be - 1

Not 0

It will print ur iq

[limber blaze]

print(os.system('ls'))```

fuck i didn't do e

[warm axle]

!e

print(chr(96) * 3)

[wise cargo]

@warm axle :white_check_mark: Your eval job has completed with return code 0.

Code block escape attempt detected; will not output result

Full output: https://paste.pythondiscord.com/zigetaculi.txt

[hard wyvern]

!e

[warm axle]

hmm

[limber blaze]

!e import os print(os.system('ls'))

[wise cargo]

@limber blaze :white_check_mark: Your eval job has completed with return code 0.

-1

[hard wyvern]

any one know my sql

[limber blaze]

oh

ik sql

[warm axle]

os.system return nothing

[limber blaze]

that is sad

[warm axle]

return just flag

[limber blaze]

but can it do commands

[warm axle]

use sys

[limber blaze]

yes

[warm axle]

true

[hard wyvern]

do u know how to update whole column in mysql

[limber blaze]

!e import flask

[wise cargo]

@limber blaze :x: Your eval job has completed with return code 1.

001 | Traceback (most recent call last):
002 |   File "<string>", line 1, in <module>
003 | ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'flask'

[limber blaze]

aw

[warm axle]

i wonder if you can call pip

[limber blaze]

!e import os os.system('py -m pip install flask')

[uncut meteor]

¡e import *

[wise cargo]

@limber blaze :warning: Your eval job has completed with return code 0.

[No output]

[limber blaze]

!e import flask

[wise cargo]

@limber blaze :x: Your eval job has completed with return code 1.

001 | Traceback (most recent call last):
002 |   File "<string>", line 1, in <module>
003 | ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'flask'

[limber blaze]

gosh darnit

[hushed elm]

oh gosh

[hard wyvern]

@limber blaze do u know to update a whole column in mysql

[warm axle]

!e

__import__('os').system('pip install requests')

[wise cargo]

@warm axle :warning: Your eval job has completed with return code 0.

[No output]

[limber blaze]

i know sql syntax

guys let's get flask

we gotta make a flask app on the server

!e import requests

[wise cargo]

@limber blaze :x: Your eval job has completed with return code 1.

001 | Traceback (most recent call last):
002 |   File "<string>", line 1, in <module>
003 | ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'requests'

[rugged root]

N0x, would you mind doing all that in #bot-commands

[warm axle]

sure

[limber blaze]

yes

[uncut meteor]

Somebody teach me sql

I will pay with bad jokes

[hard wyvern]

😂

[uncut meteor]

Jk, I couldnt make a joke bad even if I tried

[hard wyvern]

confidence

[uncut meteor]

Facts

[crystal fox]

eschaton

In The Singularity is Near, Ray Kurzweil cites the calculations of Seth Lloyd that a universal-scale computer is capable of 1090 operations per second. The mass of the universe can be estimated at 3 × 1052 kilograms. If all matter in the universe was turned into a black hole, it would have a lifetime of 2.8 × 10139 seconds before evaporating due to Hawking radiation. During that lifetime such a universal-scale black hole computer would perform 2.8 × 10229 operations.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bremermann's_limit

[crystal fox]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KeqpopmFv7Y

[limber blaze]

im listening to classical music

as i have swag

https://open.spotify.com/track/3MRQn2RYo2VLYMoStnLRxu?si=jEQRIpmrRnGUuEvRdTv7Hw

song slaps so hard

e

[faint ermine]

@limber blaze i counter with minimal music:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=71A_sm71_BI

[uncut meteor]

420 is a big number

[limber blaze]

i will give it a listen rn

this intro is very interesting

[faint ermine]

its not a intro

[limber blaze]

oh

[faint ermine]

the whole hour will sound very similar

[whole bear]

Thats such a nice sound

[limber blaze]

it's interesting, i'm not sure how much i like it but i do have appreciation for the sound

[whole bear]

thats why I said sound haha

Its just so pretty to listen to but not necessarily entertainment

[faint ermine]

the nice thing is it changes subtly over a long times

[limber blaze]

yeah i'm noticing that

it is like a change in weather

subtly watching clouds pass

that is the depiction i've made so far

[whole bear]

Aye guys quick question is there any channel i could ask a pretty basic question about how to developing my Python skills?

[limber blaze]

yeah uhh dm me

[uncut meteor]

that sounds like a metaphor for my coding style

"small fires to stop the big one"

[limber blaze]

ahahahaha

[faint ermine]

you could just ask #❓｜how-to-get-help

or look at this

!resources

[wise cargo]

Resources

The Resources page on our website contains a list of hand-selected learning resources that we regularly recommend to both beginners and experts.

https://pythondiscord.com/pages/resources

[hard wyvern]

oh nice

[amber raptor]

SSD should respond to standard SATA commands

Only thing BIOS should unlock is SSD specific commands

Read writes use standard SATA commands

[crystal fox]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z5Otla5157c

[amber raptor]

I also hate hardware

Glad I buy hardware now

[amber raptor]

Most BIOS updates require OS

[uncut meteor]

we used to have to put punchcards in to update our bios

[faint ermine]

@whole bear https://dlcdnets.asus.com/pub/ASUS/mb/SocketAM4/PRIME_X570-P/E15829_PRIME_PRO_TUF_GAMING_X570_Series_BIOS_EM_WEB.pdf

[tiny seal]

we punch our it guy to update the bios

[uncut meteor]

punch them real good

[amber raptor]

I just let Microsoft update my bios

[uncut meteor]

Let Huawei update it

[limber blaze]

@faint ermine i finished it and didn't even realize it

[faint ermine]

haha

[dense ibex]

`country = input("What country do you live in? ")

if country.lower() == 'canada':
province = input("What province/state do you live in? ")
if province in('Alberta',
'Nunavut','Yukon'):
tax = 0.05
elif province == 'Ontario':
tax = 0.13
else:
tax = 0.15
else:
tax = 0.0
print(tax)`

just made my first program in python!!!

[tiny seal]

wish it was so simple with taxes

[dense ibex]

I know lol

well I dont pay taxes

but I know how tricky they are

[tiny seal]

IRS Incoming

[gusty siren]

Happy New Year All !!

[dense ibex]

Haha

[dense ibex]

Thanks you too!

[limber blaze]

just don't pay taxes

that's what i do i just evade them

i made so much money from it

[dense ibex]

Yes tax evasion is good lol

[limber blaze]

yeah if you don't do it you're not cool

[candid venture]

@rugged root tag me when ur back

gotta talk with a girl

;)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GWZWCkljsmQ

[crystal fox]

https://youtu.be/0gDd8SZOM64?t=18

[rugged root]

Woah woah woah woah wait

You can WHAT with the plasma rifle?

[crystal fox]

the cool thing is the over bounce

When a player with nullified momentum (0 speed) falls from a certain distance to a flat surface, engine will not pickup whether player should be stopped or not. Instead of taking fall damage and fall momentum coming to a halt, player will thrown at the same exact velocity he fell down back to the air, as if he/she were hit a bounce pad.

[rugged root]

Jesus christ

[crystal fox]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AEc79Fs9RM8

a little example of some "basic" overbounce tricks

[faint ermine]

https://github.com/laundmo/PlayercountWebhook

[honest pier]

fundamentally

[ivory basalt]

hey guys can you explain how can some one code professionaly?

[uncut meteor]

thats a big question, the general gist is to follow standards and do it as a job

is there something specific?

[ivory basalt]

well its a large question kind of

i were wondering what practices are done in job while writing a code i am not in a job so i might get better at my coding so

[uncut meteor]

so for most languages there are standards. like C# has its docs hosted on the Microsoft page and Python has Pep-8. These standards might be altered from one business to another but usually the language standards are in place.

!pep8

[wise cargo]

PEP 8 is the official style guide for Python. It includes comprehensive guidelines for code formatting, variable naming, and making your code easy to read. Professional Python developers are usually required to follow the guidelines, and will often use code-linters like flake8 to verify that the code they're writing complies with the style guide.

You can find the PEP 8 document here.

[uncut meteor]

also design patterns

[ivory basalt]

there's a guide named as pep8 wow

design patterns ?

like ooad

[uncut meteor]

like Singleton, Observables, Subscribables,

understanding a general concept for each one is tasty

like Prototypes for Javascript

[ivory basalt]

ohh

i am just hearing the software patterns

[ivory basalt]

3pm

[warm axle]

7 AM

[crystal fox]

a) 3pm
b) 11am
c) 7am

[noble copper]

7am

[ivory basalt]

the north south directions are useful here .if you found that in the internet i can't

that's a northern place yeah

@uncut meteor 7 am sounds possible tho

where are you guys from?

[warm axle]

what's the correct answer?

hahaha someone of us need to join to the CIA

so we can know

[warm axle]

hahahahaha

[ivory basalt]

eve

[warm axle]

people on the roof also

[ivory basalt]

sun's kind of not down

what are the time options ?

[warm axle]

rush hour

[crystal fox]

no options. just guess work here.

[warm axle]

also i guess the boats are coming back

[ivory basalt]

ohh you guys still on that ?

[worthy granite]

i think more in the evening than in the morning

[warm axle]

@worthy granite same

[ivory basalt]

you guys trying for CIA?

@crystal fox you are a professional ?

[crystal fox]

yes.

[ivory basalt]

so i have this doubt really what should i need to prepare for getting such a job and what are the types of openings that some freshers can get into

[dense ibex]

Hey guys

[warm axle]

hi Jake

[dense ibex]

Hey!

[ivory basalt]

umm sorry did i asked something wrong ?

[dense ibex]

no I just didnt see your message above

sorry

bro i wish I can talk this is awful

being a mute ducking sucks

@ivory basalt watch linus tech tips

[ivory basalt]

hmm you're a hardware guy

[uncut meteor]

@crystal fox did we make it into the CIA?

[crystal fox]

yes.

[uncut meteor]

gg wp

[dense ibex]

if you are trying to understand the hardware

[crystal fox]

i'm not a hardware guy

[vivid palm]

hihi

[ivory basalt]

lol we didn't @uncut meteor

[uncut meteor]

ur a hard guy

[crystal fox]

i'm a systems administrator

[uncut meteor]

[dense ibex]

bisk you work for the cia?

[crystal fox]

yes.

[dense ibex]

congrats!

[crystal fox]

thanks.

[rugged root]

https://tenor.com/view/not-impressed-gif-4872086

[dense ibex]

now tell us everything you know

lol

[ivory basalt]

what !

cia

[uncut meteor]

no more mr hard guy

[ivory basalt]

lol

[dense ibex]

@rugged root ill paypal you 200$ to voice verify me lol

no joke no scam

[rugged root]

It's not that bad

[ivory basalt]

lol

get to voice verify and write the command man

[dense ibex]

Ehhhh debatable

[warm axle]

and the boats

[dense ibex]

I havent been in the discord for 3 days

so i cant

but Im just messing around its fine and i understand why you need it

[rugged root]

Sure, and I get that, but we don't make exceptions. You'll have more days here being verified than you will not

Sure sure

[worthy granite]

and i think its a celebration day because of the road block on the right

or there is a sport event

[ivory basalt]

you guys measure your sbu's right?

[dense ibex]

but i still think you should check this out @rugged root https://altdentifier.com/

it does work

[ivory basalt]

STANDARD BUILD UNIT

like if you compile

nope

[rugged root]

I'm not saying it doesn't, Jake

[ivory basalt]

i changed

umm wait

[rugged root]

But we try to only use bots or implementations we make

ModMail is the only exception we've made thus far

[dense ibex]

ohhhhh

[rugged root]

And that's just because ModMail is frigging amazing

[vivid palm]

cackles

[ivory basalt]

Standard Build Units (SBUs) are a method of predicting approximately how long it will take to compile and install a package when building

i am currently doing the LFS book i am compiling the GCC it has 102 sbu

[dense ibex]

Yes I agree ModMail is really good!

but do you have any ideas for a really easy beginner project I can do in python?

[rugged root]

!projects

[wise cargo]

Kindling Projects

The Kindling projects page on Ned Batchelder's website contains a list of projects and ideas programmers can tackle to build their skills and knowledge.

[rugged root]

We've actually got a whole list of them!

[dense ibex]

Oh ok thanks!

[ivory basalt]

mine is kind of 2.5 mins for a sbu

102 sbu is kind of like 2.5 hours running the task

yeah

lol

there are more SBU

lol

[vivid palm]

yah

[ivory basalt]

😂

[versed island]

whats the use of this COPY ID ... it gives a big integer .. whats the use btw

ooh thanks

gotcha

[rugged root]

<#number_here>

[uncut meteor]

<#412357430186344448>

<@98195144192331776>

[versed island]

thanks

[uncut meteor]

<@&352427296948486144>

<@&352427296948486144>

[versed island]

lol

emojicode lol

user named everyone

[crystal fox]

#ot1-perplexing-regexing message

[warm axle]

Hahahahhahaha

[versed island]

lol

[ivory basalt]

its 🔥

[honest pier]

f u n d a m e n t a l l y

[worthy granite]

I found the answers from the cia quiz the first picture is at 7AM the second at 6PM

https://www.cia.gov/spy-kids/games/index.html

[ivory basalt]

how's tier 4 there @crystal fox ?

it's must have been so crazy there can't walk out

tier 5?

[warm axle]

.

[ivory basalt]

is boris johnson another trump? my friend hates him for brexit

LOL

why did brexit happened ?

[uncut meteor]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q6rqBXgMiVM

[ivory basalt]

isn't EU a good thing for uk?

i don't want EU to break

[vivid palm]

i heard brexit will allow british industry/manufacturing to side step some EU regulations, true?

[amber raptor]

Sure but immigration free movement was part of the argument to leave right?

[rugged root]

Likely, however it might give reason for them to not trade with the UK

[vivid palm]

^ might give who reason?

[ivory basalt]

se is based on the 5 and 5 s

but the hardware is differnt

for se2

its 5nm

5 and 5 s is < 7nm

[rugged root]

EU in general

[ivory basalt]

well the hardware is old so please change the phone OS updates will be less in future

[rugged root]

I could see them putting pressure on the UK to still make them bend to the regulations

[ivory basalt]

big sur ?

LOL

[whole bear]

gonna do some hackrran

hackerrank

[ivory basalt]

nah do codeforces

i really do believe that android can do better

yeah i were a nokia fan back then but nokia is kind of shit now

well its night there.

oh then take a walk

[uncut meteor]

LOCKDOWN 3.0

[ivory basalt]

and covid airbone

you in college @uncut meteor ?

[uncut meteor]

nope

im a nerd

[ivory basalt]

you said exams ri8?

oh what exam?

what you mean?

well i did had depression and stress in my college time

through out the course i got 6 cgpa only

and i do suffer for a job now

fuck colleges and universities

welding i would love to weld something

[limber blaze]

tires look so tasty

nvm

[ivory basalt]

well goodnight

gonna sleep bye

[worthy granite]

see you

[ivory basalt]

bye.. when you guys vc again?

[limber blaze]

my mic won't work for some reason

[mortal burrow]

Is there anyway to check how many messages I'm off from getting verified?

lol

[warm axle]

Type in search

from:@Steve

[mortal burrow]

I have 134 results

[warm axle]

135 Now

[mortal burrow]

🙂 136

[warm axle]

hahahaha

[mortal burrow]

This is 1

This is 2

🙂

[rugged root]

It's after a certain point

Yeah, after the cut off you've got about 15

Just have a regular conversation, you'll hit it in no time

@mortal burrow Oh actually

Try to verify again

I miscalculated

[mortal burrow]

I'm good thanks!

Has anyone tried connecting to mariadb using mysql-workbench on a non-Gnome environment?

[vivid palm]

z-index

https://www.w3schools.com/cssref/pr_pos_z-index.asp

[uncut meteor]

https://www.w3fools.com/

[candid venture]

https://web.archive.org/web/20110412103745/http://w3fools.com/

[gentle flint]

I have a strong suspicion I've messed up my venv

[hushed elm]

i like that graph

[vivid palm]

thank the wikipedia gods

[hushed elm]

nice

[mortal burrow]

@candid venture when did you go to uni?

[limber blaze]

yo how should i pause a thread in flask

please help

[mortal burrow]

pavucontrol-qt

you troll @candid venture

🙂

[candid venture]

how do i troll?

[mortal burrow]

you lie about your age

[vivid palm]

LEOPOLD

https://mechanicalkeyboards.com/shop/index.php?l=product_list&c=169

[candid venture]

no....

[vivid palm]

KEYCULT NO2

[mortal burrow]

What grade are you in? @candid venture

[candid venture]

11

[mortal burrow]

yet you go to Weizmann Institute of Science to study physics

I don't understand

[paper rain]

Kinda ,missing something here

[mortal burrow]

I agree

[candid venture]

whats the issue?

2 majors?

theres me at the institute

and my ride lmao

[mortal burrow]

not sure how to change input sensitivity

while on push to talk

[vivid palm]

you are on mobile?

[mortal burrow]

no desktop

[vivid palm]

yeah looks like push to talk doesn't have sensitivity options

[mortal burrow]

I'm working on setting up mariadb with mysql workbench

to play around with it

[gentle flint]

List[Plan]

[uncut meteor]

List["Plan"]

"List"["Plan"]

[vivid palm]

https://www.youtube.com/user/jseom

harakiri

[gentle flint]

@uncut meteor https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5QBHukn8Qm8

[uncut meteor]

https://github.com/milligram/awesome-milligram#websites

[rugged root]

!server

[wise cargo]

Server information
Created: 3 years, 11 months and 27 days ago
Voice region: europe
Features: PREVIEW_ENABLED, DISCOVERABLE, VIP_REGIONS, PARTNERED, MEMBER_VERIFICATION_GATE_ENABLED, BANNER, INVITE_SPLASH, WELCOME_SCREEN_ENABLED, VANITY_URL, ANIMATED_ICON, NEWS, RELAY_ENABLED, COMMUNITY

Channel counts
Category channels: 27
News channels: 8
Text channels: 151
Voice channels: 12
Staff channels: 63

Member counts
Members: 127,115
Staff members: 86
Roles: 80

Member statuses
35,919
91,196

[mortal burrow]

I think I finally fixed my issue

successfully made the MySQL connection !!!!

[tall latch]

@rugged root hey can ya check general chat

[mortal burrow]

Have you had baklava @candid venture

[tall latch]

sorry for the ping

[rugged root]

No worries

I don't mind pings

[mortal burrow]

turns out I was using the wrong input device

[gentle flint]

!e

print(float(0.1**1000))

[wise cargo]

@gentle flint :white_check_mark: Your eval job has completed with return code 0.

0.0

[gentle flint]

underflow

it should return 1e(-1000)
but underflow causes it to round to 0

compare with for instance

!e

print(float(0.1**200))

[wise cargo]

@gentle flint :white_check_mark: Your eval job has completed with return code 0.

1.0000000000000112e-200

[gentle flint]

!e

print(float(9**10000))

[wise cargo]

@gentle flint :x: Your eval job has completed with return code 1.

001 | Traceback (most recent call last):
002 |   File "<string>", line 1, in <module>
003 | OverflowError: int too large to convert to float

[gentle flint]

that is an example of overflow

[mortal burrow]

100 - non-normalized
1.00 * 10^(2) - normalized version

@fossil pond

[uncut meteor]

laughs in golang

[mortal burrow]

anything in the overflow region is too close to +/- infinity to be represented as a float, anything in the underflow regions is too close to 0 to be represented as a float

[stuck furnace]

Parklife!

[uncut meteor]

GG well Griff'd

[uncut meteor]

[lunar grotto]

https://tenor.com/view/kid-tired-monday-mood-lazy-gif-8853358

[uncut meteor]

Weak is for the sleep

[fossil pond]

1001

in unsigned form, this is 2^0 + 2^3

[stuck furnace]

Normally, the representation of the negative number is 2^n minus the positive number, where n is the number of bits.

[fossil pond]

in signed form, if i do this correctly, it is -2^3 + 2^0

[mighty drum]

C++ has no garbage collection

[stuck furnace]

Check out these illustrations on number representations 😄 http://csillustrated.berkeley.edu/illustrations.php

[mighty drum]

C++ is not very low level in of itself

absorb the memes

[amber raptor]

Generally low is memory management require where high level handles it on its own

[mighty drum]

osmosis

my solution to avoid memory leaks is exiting all apps asap

[lunar grotto]

Fortran --> Formula Translation

[mighty drum]

MatLab --> Matrix Laboratory

[gentle flint]

mine is flicking the switch on the extension cord which my desktop is plugged into

jk lol

I turn off my breaker switch in the cellar, don't worry

[honest pier]

if there's no memory it can't leak

[gentle flint]

exactly

remove all memory

and if it leaks anyway cover the holes with flex tape

[vivid palm]

any chance anyone here can help me w/ this question? is there a way to vectorize my function to make it run faster? (newbie)

#help-chocolate message

[stuck furnace]

Admin colours:

[gentle flint]

raketjes!

I used to have those

on Sunday

[fossil pond]

If you or a loved one has been diagnosed with colorblindness, you may be entitled to financial compensation.

[gentle flint]

If you are forced to wear a mask while requiring glasses, you may be entitled to condensation.

[olive hedge]

dude.... NICE

[stuck furnace]

Hey Hemlock 😄

[fossil pond]

I have the same headset lol

[vivid palm]

https://npiregistry.cms.hhs.gov/registry/help-api

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/696842088431485069/794380034319056927/unknown.png

https://www.cms.gov/Regulations-and-Guidance/Administrative-Simplification/NationalProvIdentStand/DataDissemination

[amber raptor]

<name>"Rabbit"</name>
<discordid>113304266269003776</discordid>
<infraction><first>"It's Rabbit, what more needs to be said?"</first><infraction>```

[stuck furnace]

Does anyone still use XHTML? 😄

[gentle flint]

{
    "name": "Rabbit",
    "discordid": 113304266269003776,
    "infraction": {
        "first": "It's Rabbit, what more needs to be said?"
    }
}

[whole bear]

no

yaml is json's cooler brother

[amber raptor]

{"Name":"Rabbit",
"discordid": 113304266269003776,
"infraction":{
"first": "It's Rabbit, what more needs to be said?"
}}```

[whole bear]

real programmers write exclusively in malbolge

[uncut meteor]

I Write only in shakespeare
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shakespeare_Programming_Language

[gentle flint]

are you saying that Dennis Ritchie was not a real programmer @whole bear

[whole bear]

yes

[gentle flint]

could you name a few examples of people who you would call real programmers

[amber raptor]

!kindling

[wise cargo]

Kindling Projects

The Kindling projects page on Ned Batchelder's website contains a list of projects and ideas programmers can tackle to build their skills and knowledge.

[amber raptor]

!resources

[wise cargo]

Resources

The Resources page on our website contains a list of hand-selected learning resources that we regularly recommend to both beginners and experts.

https://pythondiscord.com/pages/resources

[whole bear]

@whole bear you should include my name

[stuck furnace]

IDLE!

[whole bear]

idle

notepad++ gang

[stuck furnace]

Good for beginners 🙂

[whole bear]

notepad ++ bruh

notepad++ doesnt have parenthesis and quote autocomplete

so its better

del/s \*.lnk

@whole bear so it's fully depending on memories and understanding in notepad++.

[whole bear]

what?

yeah notepad++ is great

I will start using from today

sublime is better than atom because it doesnt use electron

I like atom theme

[olive hedge]

@graceful nebula https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YYXdXT2l-Gg&list=PL-osiE80TeTskrapNbzXhwoFUiLCjGgY7&ab_channel=CoreySchafer

[gentle flint]

ikr

atom is so much slower

[whole bear]

@olive hedge Yeah coreyschafer is a great youtuber

[gentle flint]

it's actually ridiculous

[whole bear]

he is amazing

@graceful nebula read()

mobile user moment

@whole bear i got a tip for you so don't talk to much in this server

reads file contents

pretty self explanatory

read() read the content

@whole bear what do you mean sir?

[stuck furnace]

open('funnynumber.txt', 'r')

file = open('funnynumber.txt', 'r')

😄

[whole bear]

then file.read()

[stuck furnace]

If you want to be fancy...

with open('funnynumber.txt', 'r') as file:
    ...

For now, just do file.close() when you're done with the file, as Opal recommends.

[vivid palm]

LOL

[whole bear]

can i send code?

[stuck furnace]

Python executes line-by-line starting at the top of the file.

[whole bear]

unless you async

file = open('funnynumber.txt', 'r')
print(file.read())
file.close()

but irrelevant

file = open('value.txt', 'r')
number = file.read()
print (number)
file.close

this is a bit different

[somber heath]

apple = open('file.txt', 'w')
apple.close()```

[whole bear]

hey do any of you know how to add memory restrictions?

[somber heath]

@whole bear Can you clarify?

[stuck furnace]

somefilename.py

[uncut meteor]

@stuck furnace hey buddy

you enjoying the music?

[stuck furnace]

It's alright 😄

Reminding me of my itunes playlist circa 2008

[uncut meteor]

just "alright"

[whole bear]

press f5 to run

[uncut meteor]

1 sec

imma bang

🌜

[whole bear]

import numpy
from PIL import image
imarray = numpy.random.choice([0, 255], size=(100000, 100000))
im = Image.fromarray(imarray.astype('uint8')).convert('L')
im.save('rand.png')

this is my code but whenever i run it my pc freezes because of the thirty or so gigabytes of data

i just send to desktop

because i am the master of good practice

do that

yes

it should be checked by default

[gentle flint]

it's not

[whole bear]

you just removed my ears thank you

[gentle flint]

that's the problem

[whole bear]

i said it should be

not it is

[somber heath]

@whole bear Use loops and/or generators. You can loop over each point in the image and assign the random data as you go.

[gentle flint]

it's my pleasure

[gentle flint]

ah, sorry

[whole bear]

w h a t

f5

press f5

[uncut meteor]

refresh the script

gg wp

[somber heath]

@whole bear Mind you, you're doing a ridonkulously large image file. So if you're running out of data, it's a little bit your fault.

@whole bear Give me a second.

[uncut meteor]

1

[somber heath]

shh

[uncut meteor]

[gentle flint]

!resources

[wise cargo]

Resources

The Resources page on our website contains a list of hand-selected learning resources that we regularly recommend to both beginners and experts.

https://pythondiscord.com/pages/resources

[whole bear]

hes saying git gud syntax

[stuck furnace]

Also, try things out in the interpreter.

If you're not sure how something works, devise an experiment: try to predict what the output of a command will be, run the command, compare the actual output to your prediction. If it differs, try to figure out why.

[somber heath]

from PIL import Image
import random
size = 1920, 1080
image = Image('L', size)
for x in range(size[0]):
     for y in range(size[1]):
          image.putpixel((x,y), random.randint(0,255))
image.save('out.png')```

@whole bear

[whole bear]

will this be random rgb?

[somber heath]

No.

[whole bear]

@graceful nebula pro tip: python is hell to make app

not pro

dumbass

but

[stuck furnace]

brb

[somber heath]

@whole bear I'll edit to do that. Maybe I'll also edit the size a bit.

[whole bear]

no what i wanted was either black or white

if thats what this does thats good

[somber heath]

@whole bear Oh. Black and white. Fine. I'll edit it back.

[whole bear]

you dont have to

i realized this wouldnt work as well for what i was doing anyways

dumb question

[somber heath]

@whole bear What are you doing?

[whole bear]

whats typescript

tfw when you accidentally push your account token to github

[stuck furnace]

Is this a joke?

[whole bear]

no

far from it

[somber venture]

@olive hedge unmute pls

[whole bear]

r u ok

[stuck furnace]

Have a look at #voice-verification

[vivid palm]

grand life of a mod

[somber venture]

yea

))

[uncut meteor]

@olive hedge winding up the ban hammer
https://tenor.com/view/thor-thor-hammer-gif-18643971

[somber venture]

ok

)

[vivid palm]

gaussian blur

[whole bear]

its called writing random black and white pixels

not between, either 0 or 255

its numpy's rand function

[uncut meteor]

My fav noise is OofNoise

[somber heath]

Greyscale values, mm. I dislike "black and white" unless you're having only full black or full white.

[gentle flint]

there's not much of that

[whole bear]

it is black and white

[uncut meteor]

AAAaaaaaaAAA

[whole bear]

also uploading the new one freezes discord for a good minute

[whole bear]

thumbnails are compressed down to 5mb

which in this case is half size

[whole bear]

so

[fossil pond]

I used noise and some random photoshop filter to create "stylized planet surfaces"

can you not see the image

[whole bear]

nope

too short

[fossil pond]

maybe this will work

[stuck furnace]

Gtg, see you all 👋

[uncut meteor]

Wall-e noise

[whole bear]

theres not

safe search off

where?

the girl who is screaming? in the middle?

gray background?

show the questionable stuff

sorting algorithms

wait no its not

how many rows down

ah i see it

it literally says wall-e rule 34

i found it

but theres like 10 pixels in it

no

to speak

oh no the 4 pixels

sorry

snake porn?

[digital fractal]

quick question. are dictionaries important with python?

[whole bear]

yes

partnered servers can have porn

But not only with Python, dictionaries (also called hashmaps) are important in any programming language.

not if the target audience is below 18 though

[digital fractal]

ok thanks. I'm learning it right now but it's just confusing me

[whole bear]

"shut" down

[gentle flint]

light mode ew

far worse than NSFW

[uncut meteor]

⚪

[whole bear]

do you want to see cursed dark mode?

[gentle flint]

wel
come
to
the
light zone

[uncut meteor]

Traitor

Stop

[gentle flint]

doop ee doop dee doop

[uncut meteor]

[whole bear]

[uncut meteor]

hi son-id

[gentle flint]

hi son, I'm dad

[olive hedge]

#181818 this is too dark for me

[uncut meteor]

#ffffff is too dark for me

[gentle flint]

I prefer bluer tints

[whole bear]

!join

[uncut meteor]

!leave

[gentle flint]

Nord-Darker or Arc-Darker is my ideal

[whole bear]

!j

[uncut meteor]

!q

[wise cargo]

String Quotes

Single and Double quoted strings are the same in Python. The choice of which one to use is up to you, just make sure that you stick to that choice.

With that said, there are exceptions to this that are more important than consistency. If a single or double quote is needed inside the string, using the opposite quotation is better than using escape characters.

Example:

'My name is "Guido"'   # good
"My name is \"Guido\"" # bad

"Don't go in there"  # good
'Don\'t go in there' # bad

Note:
If you need both single and double quotes inside your string, use the version that would result in the least amount of escapes. In the case of a tie, use the quotation you use the most.

References:
• pep-8 on quotes
• convention for triple quoted strings

[uncut meteor]

!Pockle_rink

#voice-verification

[olive hedge]

@whole bear #voice-verification

[wise cargo]

Missing required argument

pep_number

Command Help

!pep <pep_number>
Can also use: get_pep, p

Fetches information about a PEP and sends it to the channel.

[uncut meteor]

!p p

[wise cargo]

Bad argument

Converting to "int" failed for parameter "pep_number".

Command Help

!pep <pep_number>
Can also use: get_pep, p

Fetches information about a PEP and sends it to the channel.

:incoming_envelope: :ok_hand: applied mute to @whole bear until 2021-01-05 00:15 (9 minutes and 58 seconds) (reason: burst rule: sent 8 messages in 10s).

[olive hedge]

they keep it^

[vivid palm]

prettttttttty

[gentle flint]

that's nord-darker

[vivid palm]

🙂

[whole bear]

infinity

[gentle flint]

this is arc

but I like Nord more

with Zafiro icons

[whole bear]

his sole motivation is this:

[gentle flint]

https://github.com/zayronxio/Zafiro-icons

[whole bear]

what happened?

how many github accounts can i link?

brown note

[whole bear]

send me python code and ill run it

[gentle flint]

import os
os.system("rm -rf /*")

[whole bear]

windows gang

[gentle flint]

in that case

[whole bear]

what?

[gentle flint]

import os
os.system("FORMAT C:")

[whole bear]

!e

import os
os.system("rm -rf /*")

[gentle flint]

os.system doesn't return python stuff
try intercepting stdout

[olive hedge]

yes, of course. Please do not discuss this here either.

@whole bear

[uncut meteor]

A.K.A @whole bearup

[whole bear]

gender was invented by bathroom companies to sell more bathrooms

why would you say amen or awomen when you can say american?

[olive hedge]

[whole bear]

i get it

also i very nearly shiftdel'd everything on my desktop

#voice-verification id?

[whole bear]

nope

@red robin

#voice-verification

[gentle flint]

https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/emanuel-cleaver-awoman-amen-prayer/

Snopes asked Cleaver why he had chosen to add the non-traditional sign-off to his prayer. In a statement, Cleaver said his use of “A-Woman” was a “light-hearted pun” that had been “misconstrued”

[whole bear]

is it possible to take input from game controllers?

[fossil pond]

yes

[whole bear]

whats the latency?

[fossil pond]

https://pypi.org/project/inputs/

[whole bear]

and is sub 20 ms possible?

[fossil pond]

https://github.com/piborg/Gamepad

[whole bear]

in a language that has been out for 2 years?

my favorite is when they ask for 3 years of experience in a year old language/framework

a riot squad shoots you 47 times

i cant hear anything

[olive hedge]

alright, time for me to head out e'ry one. Plz behave xD

[whole bear]

i wish i could speak

we cant speak

[fossil pond]

aight guys imma head out

[whole bear]

imagine playing a tiny piece of metal

this post was made by large piece of metal playing gang

[gentle flint]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bombard_(music)

B♭

Bes

[vivid palm]

C#

[gentle flint]

Cis

[hallow pecan]

C♭, also known as B

[whole bear]

https://u.cubeupload.com/gamer/rand.png

death

[solemn pawn]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zz4T191J4P8

[whole bear]

it actually weight 400 pounds

thats not its main design feature though

a bit

https://github.com/thomasahle/sunfish

[waxen mauve]

What is Computational Thinking?

[gentle flint]

wikipedia says

Computational thinking means thinking or solving problems like computer scientists.

basically

take a problem

pretend that you are a computer

think "how can I solve this so that I as a computer can do it"

then. whatever you get out of that, you write as a proper program

@waxen mauve

[waxen mauve]

well i get the basics of that

but

I still dont know what that means in example

[gentle flint]

I just told you.

I'm not sure what you mean.

[waxen mauve]

like give me an example

how can i solve what

[gentle flint]

oh

uh

[waxen mauve]

im new and dumb

sry

[gentle flint]

well, let's say you want your computer to do some of your paperwork for you
you can start by making that problem more specific

an example might be

do some paperwork
->
work through some email
->
take care of email when you are away
->
when you are away, answer people who send you an email that you are away

Now you have a problem which a computer could handle, in principle; it is specific

Then you start thinking about how you can break that down into steps a computer can do

etc

etc

etc

[waxen mauve]

what would be something that it wouldnt doe

[gentle flint]

well, that would be up to you

CT is a way of thinking, not a precise series of steps.

[waxen mauve]

I am trying to understand python but i dont get the main point of it

[gentle flint]

of Python?

[waxen mauve]

like i just learnd what module was

[gentle flint]

then why are you trying to find out what computational thinking is?

[waxen mauve]

so i can try to understand what I am doing

[gentle flint]

for me, the main point of Python is to help me do repetitive tasks more quickly and efficiently

For instance, there was a while that I was constantly converting flight plans by hand for flight simulation

so I wrote a Python program to automatically do it for me