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fallow zinc
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i run loop to find what numbers sum to f.e 24

honest pier
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looks very slick!

lunar pendant
fallow zinc
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exactly

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thanks for understanding me xdxd

lunar pendant
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we have to represent with exactly 2 prime numbers?

fallow zinc
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yes exactly 2

lunar pendant
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ok got it

fallow zinc
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these are the numbers

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but is is example file to which i have answer

lunar pendant
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so for every first number we have to represent it with sum of two prime number

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like for 24, 6, so on.

fallow zinc
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yes

lunar pendant
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Is there any time limit for these question

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like does the time complexity of the algo matters?

fallow zinc
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additionally the first number of the sum has to be equal or bigger than the next

lunar pendant
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If yes, then the best algo is to use sieve of eratostheses

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to find all the prime numbers

fallow zinc
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well i have the code to find prime numbers

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i just dont have any idea how to do the second part

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but thanks for your time and help

lunar pendant
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# Generate all prime numbers less than n. 
def SieveOfEratosthenes(n, isPrime): 

    # Initialize all entries of boolean 
    # array as True. A value in isPrime[i] 
    # will finally be False if i is Not a 
    # prime, else True bool isPrime[n+1] 
    isPrime[0] = isPrime[1] = False
    for i in range(2, n+1): 
        isPrime[i] = True

    p = 2
    while(p*p <= n): 
    
        # If isPrime[p] is not changed, 
        # then it is a prime 
        if (isPrime[p] == True): 
        
            # Update all multiples of p 
            i = p*p 
            while(i <= n): 
                isPrime[i] = False
                i += p 
        p += 1
        
# Prints a prime pair with given sum 
def findPrimePair(n): 

    # Generating primes using Sieve 
    isPrime = [0] * (n+1) 
    SieveOfEratosthenes(n, isPrime) 

    # Traversing all numbers to find 
    # first pair 
    for i in range(0, n): 
    
        if (isPrime[i] and isPrime[n - i]): 
        
            print(i,(n - i)) 
            return
            
# Driven program 
n = 74
findPrimePair(n) 

# This code is contributed by 
# Smitha Dinesh Semwal 
#

for this the ans is 71 3

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and that's the code

honest pier
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impure functions 🀒

fallow zinc
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def isPrime(i):
x = 0
for o in range(2, 100):
if i % o == 0 and i > 0:
x += 1
if x == 1:
return True
prime = [y for y in range(1, 100, 2) if isPrime(y) == True]

#

here is my code for prime

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it doesnt use this guy Eratosthenes

lunar pendant
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yaa that's the simple way to find the prime numbers

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but it's slow

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when you run this function for every number

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in your range

dense ibex
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!src

wise cargoBOT
fallow zinc
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it does not have to be fast

wise glade
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I think there's a text file you can download from Wikipedia, which has the all the prime numbers found till date
just use it
I believe that'll be the fastest way ever

honest pier
fallow zinc
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it just has to fork

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work

fallow zinc
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but i wanted to code it

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to try myself

lunar pendant
fallow zinc
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it took me almost a day

wise glade
fallow zinc
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but i finally did it xxxdxd

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im not the best coder but i try

wise glade
wise glade
fallow zinc
#

what does DSA mean?

wise glade
fallow zinc
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thanks for a advice

wise glade
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don't need to write the actual code on paper

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just the logic part

fallow zinc
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well i try to do it in my mind

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the steps to get to the end

wise glade
rugged root
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ehhhh

lunar pendant
wise glade
rugged root
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I mean there's nothing wrong with trying to think of how you want to do it

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Right but that's not the same thing, Acc

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This is the mental prep

fallow zinc
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i ll remember this

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maybe it will my code better

wise glade
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wait I have the best thing for showing it

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☝️ 😏 πŸ˜‚

fallow zinc
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it makes sense to me

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i have to go for now bye have a nice day

rocky kiln
# wise glade

or have a habit of making your code as extensible as possible

cerulean moth
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Hemlock have u worked with unit tests and redis together?

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For (bot)

rugged root
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I have not. Unittests are still on my list

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Worked a little bit with Redis, though

wise glade
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I tried Pytest once

cerulean moth
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Ah same with me. Thanks for the response tho

wise glade
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but should learn UnitTests, other langs don't have Pytest

fast umbra
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Hello!

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Can't talk yet

crude pewter
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Can someone help me with my code I cant talk

fast umbra
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1- What are trying to do?
2- what did you implement?
3- What the error message?
4- let's hop on help channel πŸ™‚

swift valley
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Evenin'

wise glade
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does anyone knows FileMode part for this command?

whole bear
dense ibex
whole bear
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?

rugged root
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It's looking like there's an input() somewhere and it didn't have a place to get that input from

wise glade
#

I googled bedrock

rugged root
#

In fairness, that also looks blocky

faint ermine
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gotta go, work stuff. maybe i'll be back in a few, no clue

whole bear
#

the code look like this ```

from math import sqrt

formula = input("wich side do you want to calculate(a, b, c)?")

if formula == "c":
a = int(input("a side length: "))
b = int(input("b side length: "))

c = sqrt(a * a + b * b)

print("c side length is ")
print(c)

elif formula == "a":
b = int(input("b side length: "))
c = int(input("c side length: "))

a = sqrt((c*c) - (b * b))

print("a side length is")
print(a)

elif formula == "b":
a = int(input("a side length: "))
c = int(input("c side length: "))

b = sqrt((c*c) - (a*a))

print("b side length is ")
print(b)

else:
print("Please write the right side (a, b, c)")

whole bear
rugged root
#

What are you trying to do? Like what triggered the error window

hardy gyro
#

I want ask question about debug Spyder
How to set up condition breakpoint

rugged root
#

I don't know enough about Spyder to be able to help. You might ask over in #editors-ides

#

They might be able to help

hardy gyro
wise glade
#

Just got a mail

We have planned for leader speaks session with XXX XXXXXXX(Program Head) on 10th March – Wednesday from 03.15PM to 04.45PM. Please go through the below Kpoint video to understand about the Leader’s journey and key messages before Monday (8th March) EOD so that we can have maximum duration for the Q&A session during the connect. Thanks.

wtf is all these session's they make us attend 😩

rugged root
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Yeah that one feels a bit odd

wise glade
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I hid the Name with XXX

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they said not to reveal anything anywhere, or there will be "consequences"

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I wanted to ask rabbit the Intune Portal Stuff

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but I thought I might reveal something by mistake

terse needle
#

if I remember correctly (I have used java once) Java has 2 main components, the JDK (Development Kit) and the JRE (Runtime Environment), with the JRE installed you can run .jar files with java file.jar where as you can compile things with the JDK (I've never done it before)

wise glade
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my god, even this stuff is very close to .Net

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there's a .Net SDK, and CLR (runtime)

swift valley
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OpenJDK has clearer installation instructions

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AdoptOpenJDK provides prebuilt OpenJDK binaries from a fully open source set of build scripts and infrastructure. Supported platforms include Linux, macOS, Windows, ARM, Solaris, and AIX.

wise glade
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ok, this sucks

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why am I the only one?

terse needle
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lol

rugged root
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@wise glade Sorry, we quickly did the test then I had everyone move back

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That's my bad

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I just needed to see if I could join a full VC only by dragging myself

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It was a sanity check

swift valley
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Rust is FP, but the good parts

wise glade
wise glade
swift valley
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Sure

wise glade
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in my CLI?

swift valley
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oh-my-zsh

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I'm on Linux

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Ah yeah

wise glade
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what about JVM?

swift valley
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HotSpot should be fine

dense ibex
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    async def Classic_Duels(self, ctx, *, arg):
        uuid = requests.get('https://api.mojang.com/users/profiles/minecraft/' + arg + '?')
swift valley
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Now that I think about it Mono is kinda like OpenJDK

wise glade
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they're twins, no way around it

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.Net C# and Java

swift valley
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We could add that I suppose

faint ermine
swift valley
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I feel like I should do more C# at this point

wise glade
#

so for writing a hello world program
create a file with .java extension
write the code
in CLI type java file.java
is that all?

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not like dotnet new console stuff right?

amber raptor
wise glade
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no don't sorry rabbit

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I get it

amber raptor
#

They may look similar at code level but they are completely different on development and operation level

amber raptor
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Like it’s floating around but with core being cross platform, it’s sucked a lot air out of Mono

wise glade
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just one question, then I'm gone

package helloworld;

public class HelloWorld{
    public static void main(String[] args)
    {
        System.out.println("Hello World");
    }
}
``` what does very first line do?
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I absolutely love it that no one is able to answer this one

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f***ing java

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bye guys πŸ‘‹ , have a nice day

swift valley
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Cool, halfway done with my college application πŸŽ‰

proven sorrel
#

Hey

severe pulsar
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@ laundmo what are ya workin' on?

faint ermine
whole bear
#

I'm new can I get a job with basic machine learning skills?

honest pier
#

how basic

whole bear
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xgboost?

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not quite at neural nets yet tho I'm learning now

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then computer vision

woeful marsh
#

hey

meager crow
#

bazinga

woeful marsh
#

what are u talking about?

ripe torrent
whole bear
#

Hi Hemlock

#

Can I learn docker freely?

rugged root
#

You can yeah

#

I think their site actually has some decent docs and what not

whole bear
#

Oh, thank you very much.

#

@whole bear sometimes, I don't finish the projects and move on to another project.

#

@whole bear i understand. For me its like a habit. if you get in the habbit of finishing no matter what when you start things bro. I dont sleep when I have something sitting unfinished

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im in the middle of that kind of thing right now, cant sleep cause I am at the tail end of a 10month project

#

That is a good mindset to have

#

People who want to be successful in whatever they want do have that mindset which is great.

faint ermine
#
def find_function_in_ast(fn_name, src):
    """Finds line number of start and end of a function with a
    given name within the given source code.
    """
    tree = ast.parse(src)
    for parent in ast.walk(tree):
        fn_end = len(src.split("\n"))

        for child in reversed(list(ast.iter_child_nodes(parent))):
            if (
                not isinstance(child, ast.FunctionDef)
                or child.name != fn_name
                or not hasattr(child, "decorator_list")
                or len(
                    [
                        dec
                        for dec in child.decorator_list
                        if ast_get_decorator_name(dec) == "reloading"
                    ]
                )
                < 1
            ):
                if hasattr(child, "lineno"):
                    fn_end = child.lineno - 1
                continue
            fn_start = min([d.lineno for d in child.decorator_list])
            return fn_start, fn_end, child.col_offset
    return -1, -1, 0
whole bear
#

Nope

vivid palm
#

sirius
polaris

rugged root
dense ibex
#

Can someone hop in code help 0?

vivid palm
#

the artisans are from latrialum

rugged root
#

!voice @icy hare That should tell you what you need to know

wise cargoBOT
#

Voice verification

Can’t talk in voice chat? Check out #voice-verification to get access. The criteria for verifying are specified there.

vivid palm
faint ermine
meager crow
hoary inlet
#

hemlock, need some help πŸ™‹

restive geyser
#

howdy πŸ™‚

hoary inlet
#

I am trying to plot two dataframes on one chart, I will send the dataset format, I have managed to get

#

what ??

#
start = dt.date(2020,5,5)
end = dt.date.today()
values = data.DataReader('FB', 'yahoo', start, end)
values1 = data.DataReader('AAPL', 'yahoo', start, end)
# values1.columns.values[3] = 'aapl_close'

print(type(values))
# joined = pd.concat([values.assign(dataset='values') ,values1.assign(dataset='values1')], axis=1)
ax1 = plt.subplot(figure(figsize=(10,6)))
plt.margins(x=0)
print(pd.concat(values['Close'],values1['aapl_close']))
# print(values1)
# value1 = pd.DataFrame(values[['close',values.index]])
# value2 = pd.DataFrame(values1[['close',values1.index]])
# sb.lineplot(y=[values['Close'],values1['aapl_close']], x = values.index)
ax2 = sb.lineplot(y='Close',x=values.index, data=joined, style='dataset')
ax2 = ax1.twinx()

plt.show()
# print(joined)
# print(type(joined))```
#

the chart above is returned if I concate, on axis 0

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??

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anything you would have to say on this, would be good

#
from matplotlib import figure
import pandas_datareader.data as data
import pandas as pd
import datetime as dt
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
import seaborn as sb```
#

no worries

runic forum
#

my system crashed 😦

#

idk

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all the sudden my mac just shut down and then it rebooted

#

i was playing a game so maybe that caused the system crash

solar scaffold
#

can anyone help me run a programme in c++

#

can u screenshare and show how does it work

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i just want to know how u save and then go to the prompt and run it

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it says i need an app for that lol

hoary inlet
#

you will have to install a compiler

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mingw or cygwin

solar scaffold
#

ok thx guys

runic forum
solar scaffold
#

@terse needle r u studying cs?

hoary inlet
#

yep

terse needle
solar scaffold
#

is there a channel for c++?

terse needle
#

woops

solar scaffold
#

@terse needle what do u mean?

sullen briar
terse needle
#

i posted the wrong link

icy hare
#

can anyone help me in phosphorus chat

sullen briar
solar scaffold
#

can u link one

sullen briar
#

I'll dm you one

terse needle
sullen briar
#

nvm

rugged root
solar scaffold
#

the thing about this server is that its very active

#

i like that

terse needle
#

i've had the best help on Together C & C++ over Better C++

solar scaffold
#

why python tho, my teacher said its really slow

rugged root
rugged root
#

No worries, sorry

sullen briar
flat sentinel
solar scaffold
#

why r u sending pictures?Γ§

buoyant topaz
#

?????

sullen briar
flat sentinel
rugged root
#

One sec, talking to co-worker

hoary inlet
#

okay, so the link mainly talks about, diving the main chart in small blocks, I want two lines on the same chart. Something like this

rugged root
#

Actually, you know what..... @whole rover Do you have experience with matplotlib? If so, I could use your knowledge

#

I only ask you specifically because you are the God of Graphs

hoary inlet
#

then they will have a life, which they can't handle

rugged root
#

I never really messed with graphs and what not

hoary inlet
#

we talking game now

#

lol

pine ledge
#

What are you guys working on

#

What's that

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I am beginner

hoary inlet
#

background tabs

#

I have this weird issue on my chrome, It opens a website every 24 hours, anyone knows why ?

pine ledge
#

What's binomial distribution

#

Poisson distribution

#

Normal

flat sentinel
solar scaffold
#

ok

#

so I downloaded the compiler

sullen briar
#

which one?

terse needle
#

@solar scaffold when you have that compiler installed run g++ file.cpp -o main

#

assuming you installed g++

pine ledge
#

I don't feel like coding

molten pewter
hoary inlet
solar scaffold
#

my question is, I wanna start with

pine ledge
#

But I want to to get a job

solar scaffold
#

int main() {...

#

how do i like press enter to go to the second line without running it

hoary inlet
#

press enter

solar scaffold
#

if I do it it runs it

hoary inlet
uncut meteor
solar scaffold
hoary inlet
#

what, like you are running the code in cmd

solar scaffold
#

how do i like press enter to go to the second line without running it

terse needle
#

down arrow?

solar scaffold
#

no

#

i tried it

balmy nymph
#

@uncut meteor are you looking for the ksp server haha

hoary inlet
solar scaffold
#

yeah sure ill try that

uncut meteor
balmy nymph
#

Haha

#

Did klei made this game?

#

I don't remember the devs

flat sentinel
uncut meteor
#

I also didn't know dm's trigger the bot

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so big Rip

hoary inlet
#

I am so tired, I wasn't even listening what was going on and suddenly I am like wtf

#

1'o clock night

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😒

#

meh, I can't until I figure this one out, last night I didn't know about json and finally it worked out

#

it's kind of like punishment and reward

pine ledge
#

:)

hoary inlet
#

what you guys were streaming the landing ?

pine ledge
#

Are you all staffs

#

Or just random chatters

hoary inlet
balmy nymph
#

Ah no, I was thinkinh about don't starve

hoary inlet
#

website or webset ?

rugged root
#

web app

pine ledge
#

What's the difference between sorted and sort

hoary inlet
#

apis return json format no ?

pine ledge
#

Why am I not able to save list.sort() but able to store sorted(list)

rugged root
#

So list.sort() sorts it "in place", meaning it doesn't return anything when it does it. It just sorts the object then and there

hoary inlet
#

you are trying to change the value ?

rugged root
#

sorted(list) will return a list because that's just how it do

hoary inlet
#

okay converts a series of tuples into lists ?

pulsar yoke
#

hi

dense ibex
#
async with aiohttp.ClientSession() as session:
        async with session.get(
                'https://api.hypixel.net/player?key=d667c1b3-377e-4c6f-8177-58af52a110ca&uuid=' + uuid) as response2:
            print('Connected To API')
            apiInfo = await response2.json()
            name = apiInfo['player']['displayname']
            kills = apiInfo['player']['stats']['Duels']['classic_duel_kills']['value']
            deaths = apiInfo['player']['stats']['Duels']['classic_duel_deaths']['value']
#
Ignoring exception in command classic_duels:
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "D:\Hypixel Stats Bot\venv\lib\site-packages\discord\ext\commands\core.py", line 85, in wrapped
    ret = await coro(*args, **kwargs)
  File "D:\Hypixel Stats Bot\main.py", line 45, in classic_duels
    kills = apiInfo['player']['stats']['Duels']['classic_duel_kills']['value']
TypeError: 'int' object is not subscriptable

The above exception was the direct cause of the following exception:

Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "D:\Hypixel Stats Bot\venv\lib\site-packages\discord\ext\commands\bot.py", line 902, in invoke
    await ctx.command.invoke(ctx)
  File "D:\Hypixel Stats Bot\venv\lib\site-packages\discord\ext\commands\core.py", line 864, in invoke
    await injected(*ctx.args, **ctx.kwargs)
  File "D:\Hypixel Stats Bot\venv\lib\site-packages\discord\ext\commands\core.py", line 94, in wrapped
    raise CommandInvokeError(exc) from exc
discord.ext.commands.errors.CommandInvokeError: Command raised an exception: TypeError: 'int' object is not subscriptable

Process finished with exit code -1
pulsar yoke
#

what IDE do yall use?

hoary inlet
#

what can you store inside a tuple ?, string, int or dict, lists as well

rugged root
hoary inlet
#

so on using the flatten if there are lists inside the tuple

#

it will make a lists of lists ?

#

or will it flatten out all the lists inside it as well

pulsar yoke
#

yes you can

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nothing

rugged root
#

Okay so

#

Python doesn't have a built in flatten. So it entirely depends on how you implement it or how another library you use does it

dense ibex
#

!e

wise cargoBOT
#
Command Help

!eval [code]
Can also use: e

*Run Python code and get the results.

This command supports multiple lines of code, including code wrapped inside a formatted code
block. Code can be re-evaluated by editing the original message within 10 seconds and
clicking the reaction that subsequently appears.

We've done our best to make this sandboxed, but do let us know if you manage to find an
issue with it!*

hoary inlet
sick dew
#

true

hoary inlet
#

community

pine ledge
#

When do you know you've learnt

hoary inlet
#

night

pine ledge
#

I feel like I know everything

hoary inlet
pine ledge
#

Oh well I know the basics

hoary inlet
#

the more you know the more you realize how less you know

#

enlighten us ?

uncut meteor
#

no

whole bear
#

its more complicated

pine ledge
#

I mean I know the basics I want to get started with building something

uncut meteor
#

build a house

sullen briar
hoary inlet
#

anyone here used the pandas plotting ?

whole bear
#

which field of computers do u want to go into specifically?

pine ledge
#

I want to get a job

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That pays me good

whole bear
#

as a..?

hoary inlet
whole bear
#

web dev? app dev? or sth else

pine ledge
#

I just match numbers

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Manually

hoary inlet
pine ledge
#

I mean I match statistics number

whole bear
#

if u like the process of programming try algorithm engineering

pine ledge
#

If it is coming correct

hoary inlet
#

@uncut meteor ever used pandas plotting ?

uncut meteor
#

nah

pine ledge
#

Omg you're hearing voices

hoary inlet
#

how are you sure the voice was not in the chanel ?

dense ibex
#
@bot.group()
async def stats(ctx):
    await ctx.send('**Command Format: **/stats `Game` `GameType(For Games With Multiple Modes)` `User`')
uncut meteor
pine ledge
#

What does this do

hoary inlet
uncut meteor
#
@bot.group()
async def git(ctx):
    if ctx.invoked_subcommand is None:
        await ctx.send('Invalid git command passed...')

@git.command()
async def push(ctx, remote: str, branch: str):
    await ctx.send('Pushing to {} {}'.format(remote, branch))
pine ledge
#

I do not know async

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Asyncio

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Branch

hoary inlet
#

discord is the way to go

molten pewter
hoary inlet
#

@rugged root Got this, using the pandas plotting. how do I get rid of the margins ?

#
plt.margins(x=0)```
#

this command works but I am calling the plot on dataframe itself @faint ermine

#

what ?

faint ermine
hoary inlet
faint ermine
#

no clue

uncut meteor
hoary inlet
pine ledge
#

Tableu charts

#

Is it made using python

dense ibex
#
@stats.group()
async def BedWars(ctx, )

async def SkyWars(ctx, )

async def MurderMystery(ctx, )

async def ArcadeGames(ctx, )

async def UHCChampions(ctx, )

async def ArenaBrawl(ctx, )

async def BuildBattle(ctx, )

async def CopsAndCrims(ctx, )

async def Duels(ctx, )

async def MegaWalls(ctx, )

async def PaintballWarfare(ctx, )

async def Quakecraft(ctx, )

async def BlitzSG(ctx, )

async def SmashHeroes(ctx, )

async def SpeedUHC(ctx, )

async def TheTNTGames(ctx, )

async def TurboKartRacers(ctx, )

async def VampireZ(ctx, )

async def TheWalls(ctx)

async def Warlords(ctx)
faint ermine
tiny socket
glad spade
#

you working on minecraft?

pine ledge
#

Is that donut chart

glad spade
#

thats not donut thats coffe mug topolically

#

topologically* aww shit

rugged root
#

"Which country are my Discord users from?" "fuck if I know"

pine ledge
#

What is webhook

glad spade
uncut meteor
glad spade
hoary inlet
glad spade
#

by @tiny socket : webserver waiting waiting for request

tiny socket
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POST https://discord.com/api/v8/webhooks/{webhook.id}/{webhook.token}

glad spade
#

Source Google : A Webhook is basically a way to be notified when an event has occurred, usually not due to a direct action from your application

#

to be honest i am learning new thing thanks

hoary inlet
#

like something triggers it and it sends out an alert

glad spade
#

Doubt : API vs Webhook

rugged root
#

Correct, but not due to your actions, Luna

uncut meteor
#

I suggest to call it

rugged root
#

You're just watching for it

uncut meteor
#

Wap and Wub

#

for each direction

hoary inlet
pine ledge
#

It's pretty cool. I think.

#

I need to read

#

About it

rugged root
#

I deserved this

glad spade
#

@faint ermine ok it make sense

pine ledge
#

I lost in between

glad spade
#

api needs request

#

but webhook dont

#

isnt it?

rugged root
#

Correct

#

Webhooks just require initial setup

glad spade
#

do API have any fullform or it doesnt stand for anything?

hoary inlet
#

you intentionally trigger an api, while webhook triggers itself on some already given condition and carries out any action it was instructed for

amber raptor
#

Webhook are pump and dump

hoary inlet
amber raptor
#

APIs are generally more transactions

faint ermine
glad spade
hoary inlet
#

webhook will do something when the order is delivered

glad spade
#

@rugged root i was learning Django and as now we heated the discussion of websites servers and APIs, I just wanted to ask do you need to pay for your website host name and a web server to host your website or is their another way because sites made from Wordpress are free and dont require payment.

rugged root
#

Well okay, so

hoary inlet
#

you have to explain the pump and dump word, I just think about stock pump and dump schemes

rugged root
#

If you're going to set one up yourself or have a service run it, you will. And you will typically still need to register a domain name

#

But those can be cheap cheap cheap

pine ledge
#

Can we create WhatsApp bot

glad spade
stuck furnace
#

Just joined. What's this about pumping and dumping? πŸ˜„

hoary inlet
#

got it

meager crow
#

makes sense

hoary inlet
#

ok everyone got this

#

I was thinking WTH

glad spade
#

you all got message from Thot guy?

#

me too

amber raptor
#

Webhook vs API requests

glad spade
#

Why you guys make report?

#

who do you submit it to?

amber raptor
#

Discord Trust and Security so it can be ignored

amber raptor
#

I know "sometimes they do"

#

but in GENERAL, it seems like a blackhole and it doesn't matter since Discord is open to anyone

glad spade
#

lmao

amber raptor
#

my biggest complaint is Discord doesn't let us control who can message us

#

like if you don't have a verified phone number, I don't want to speak to you

rugged root
#

Could always send it in as a request. More voices who ask for it, more likely it'll happen

faint ermine
glad spade
#

coool

hoary inlet
rugged root
#

I mean if you friend someone I don't think you'd have to restrict it

glad spade
#

@faint ermine do you pay extra to your isp for port forwarding?

stuck furnace
#

Hey, how goes?

pine ledge
#

:ducky_yellow

hoary inlet
glad spade
#

wanna see me do the russian + idnian accent

amber raptor
rugged root
#

Word

meager crow
amber raptor
#

without dealing with drive by trolls

glad spade
hoary inlet
#

nope

#

I don't trust you

#

he is trying to mimic putin, how much more weird do you need ?

glad spade
#

i watch bees have sex at 2 A.M.

#

you wanna hear more?

meager crow
hoary inlet
#

noMAD🀣

glad spade
#

i am not joking

#

really

uncut meteor
#

how many holes does a straw have?

meager crow
#

want to hear a joke

glad spade
#

i was up till 3 a.m watching Hornet king videos

hoary inlet
#

dude, you really are starting to weird me out

hoary inlet
tiny socket
uncut meteor
#

We gonna need to go to the polls

glad spade
#

shirt got 2 holes

hoary inlet
glad spade
#

topologically

meager crow
#

do you want to hear a joke?

glad spade
#

i watch vsauce lmao

pine ledge
#

I wonder if anyone can resolve my laptop issue

#

It is incredibly slow. It freezes

#

And hangs

#

:(

uncut meteor
#

What timezone is space?

glad spade
#

@tiny socket S A V A G E

hoary inlet
#

hemlock's not that bad, he churns out a couple of good ones in a while

rugged root
#

Quality by quantity

meager crow
#

Do you want to hear a joke?

glad spade
hoary inlet
#

yeah, why can't poor people be rich ?

uncut meteor
#

@oblique compass What timezone is space?

stuck furnace
#

Apparently a t-shirt has 3 holes πŸ˜„

stuck furnace
#

According to mathematicians.

amber raptor
#

what region is voice server in?

rugged root
#

Sorry no

#

What

#

LX what

glad spade
amber raptor
#

good one?

rugged root
#

eu-central

pine ledge
#

I wish to talk

amber raptor
#

you just did

glad spade
#

@olive dawn is in server

hoary inlet
meager crow
#

do you want to hear a joke?

rugged root
#

Rabbit asked, I answered

meager crow
#

please man

stuck furnace
glad spade
#

i like bees

meager crow
#

I really want to tell a joke

glad spade
#

tell it

meager crow
#

yes

glad spade
#

i have a good one too

meager crow
uncut meteor
#

If you cook two lasagnes, then put one on top of the other.
How many lasagnes do you have?

pine ledge
#

I was wondering if I should stop learning programming

glad spade
#

For every second on Millers Planet a day passes in Africa

meager crow
#

Two men walk into a bar

pine ledge
#

Because it's too tough for my little brain

glad spade
meager crow
#

the third one ducks

hoary inlet
rugged root
#

Love that joke, G

meager crow
#

πŸ™‚

rugged root
#

One of my all time favorites

glad spade
faint ermine
hoary inlet
meager crow
#

do you know what a bar

#

is ?

glad spade
hoary inlet
meager crow
#

2 men walk into a metal poll

#

the second one duck under it

hoary inlet
glad spade
#

how to spell lasgnaya?

uncut meteor
#

Lazeragne

meager crow
pine ledge
#

My laptop is so slow I can't program

stuck furnace
#

Back in a bit...

meager crow
#

try and pronounce this : "Worcestershire Sauce"

pine ledge
#

Worcestershire

glad spade
#

Joke : what do you call a person with no body and nose

#

Answer : No body nose

#

I ordered Egg and chicken on Amazon

#

but the Egg was on Prime

#

so you know what got first

whole bear
#

lawnsanya

pine ledge
#

Lasagna

whole bear
#

lawnzonyuh

glad spade
#

wait let me just pewdiepie it

hoary inlet
#

okay, so what is the difference b/w creating just a python file in vscode or when you create a project in ides ?

meager crow
#

Worcestershire Sauce

glad spade
#

Bitch lasagna pewdiepie helped

pine ledge
#

I have problem with sh

hoary inlet
#

I had never heard of the word before

glad spade
#

ohk i thin its racist

#

understandabel

hoary inlet
#

I don't think he knew about the western conotations of the word

glad spade
#

@uncut meteor get Roasted

#

ok sorry

#

i apolozise

sullen briar
glad spade
#

i am so kid i dont even know spelling of appolozize

hoary inlet
#

yeah, hemlock we get it you are an admin, Management/corporate jxxxoffs

zealous wave
glad spade
zealous wave
#

idrk I dont think 17 is really much of a kid

glad spade
#

sowmy

#

its so cringe to be hones

pine ledge
#

See you later

glad spade
#

bbyee

#

@meager crow wanna see real indian voice

pine ledge
#

I hope I didn't sound like that

glad spade
#

lmao ded

uncut meteor
#

KringΓ©

hoary inlet
#

yep, I understand now

glad spade
#

well there are indians as CEO of Microsoft and Google and there are Indians like me

#

so nation doesnt matter

hoary inlet
#

as long as you know

pine ledge
#

But they do good imitation

faint ermine
#

THANK YOU discord; i almost did a dum dum

pine ledge
#

I can't do their accent

hoary inlet
#

can I interest you into alt-f4

glad spade
#

well i want the video

#

πŸ˜‚

pine ledge
#

Gotta go.

glad spade
#

what happens if i just beat my laptop with hammer? will it fix the popups?

zealous wave
#

yep

#

or better yet, click the links. The popups will disappear and you will get to another website!

hoary inlet
#

chili, you have any knowledge of matplotlib ?

zealous wave
#

not rly

#

sry

glad spade
#

@meager crow any speed runner can be bodied by AI, whats the point

shy elk
#

What ia matplotlib used for

pine ledge
#

I think for making graphs

hoary inlet
#

why ?

glad spade
#

it took me to some fluid site

glad spade
#

should i buy?

shy elk
#

What does fluid represent here

hoary inlet
#

what is there to solve ?

glad spade
#

watch code bullet video he solve 1000 X 1000

hoary inlet
#

2min tops

uncut meteor
#

what is a roobiks cube

pine ledge
#

Lifetime

glad spade
#

he will show you

hoary inlet
#

you just got to remember the steps

uncut meteor
#

kid cudi?

glad spade
#

@meager crow that was so slow

meager crow
#

yes I'm not that good

glad spade
#

yes

hoary inlet
#

spoken like a programmer

pine ledge
#

I am not able to solve Rubik's cube .

glad spade
#

@uncut meteor there is a program on github

pine ledge
#

:(

shy elk
#

9*2^3

zealous wave
#

@uncut meteor make that a problem on codewars

glad spade
#

let me tell you a better way to solve it

#

break it and glue it together

#

solved

shy elk
#

Hehe

hoary inlet
#

vector of vectors ??

glad spade
pine ledge
#

It's cuboid

shy elk
#

Is theee online gane

glad spade
#

@meager crow are there mathematical functions defining rubics cube

meager crow
#

rubiks*

zealous wave
#

I mean there are algos to solving it so

glad spade
#

because i studied set theory and there was a paper on solving rubiks cube

hoary inlet
#

the issue is how to connect all the sides and how each side interacts with each other on any movement

glad spade
#

well the center cube face doesnt change

#

we can describe relative to it?

hoary inlet
#

everything can be relative to the centre piece

shy elk
glad spade
hoary inlet
#

until yesterday I would have hated you for this statement

tough current
#

ah yes jason

glad spade
#

NO BEST LANGUAGE IS XML

pine ledge
#

It'll be 6 3*3 array

#

I think

zealous wave
#

**2 ℒ️

shy elk
#

Html is so hard

glad spade
#

i define variables in HTML

#

now think about how bad you are

tough current
#

that's better than me who can't even python. I only joined cause I wanna learn

shy elk
#

Variable in html?

glad spade
hoary inlet
#

you really fxxxxd up your mic ?

glad spade
#

well wanna talk about AI movies?

#

anyone played Deteroit become human?

#

let me try alt + f4

shy elk
#

!d3f Detroit

pine ledge
#

Pep8

shy elk
#

Mm

whole bear
#

heyy lads

terse needle
zealous wave
hoary inlet
#

got awfully quiet in here πŸ˜’

hoary inlet
#

you guys code together or try challenges ?

#

hi

zealous wave
hoary inlet
zealous wave
#

@fallen sphinx

fallen sphinx
#
lastName = input ('Your last name?')

birthDate = input ('And the date of birth?')

idenityInformation = open("c:\\python\\Indenity Text.rtf", "r+")
idenityInformation.write(firstName + lastName + birthDate)
idenityInformation.close
idenityFile = idenityInformation.read()
print (idenityFile) phy ```
terse needle
#
def solution(string,markers):
    
    split_string = string.split('\n')
    
    print(split_string)

    newString = []
    for i in split_string:
        inComment = False
        trip = False
        
        for x in i:
            if x in markers:
                trip = True
                break
                
        if not trip:
            newString.append(i.rstrip())
            
        if trip:
                
            for z, x in enumerate(i):
                if x in markers:
                    newString.append(i[:z].rstrip())
                    break

                if z >= len(i) and x not in markers:
                    newString.append(i.rstrip())
                    break
            
    return r'\n'.join(newString).replace('\\n', '\n')   
        
zealous wave
#

this one is gonna be easy

zealous wave
#

well for kj but you can do it too

hoary inlet
#

I just signed up am going through the first challenge

honest pier
#

@zealous wave have you done that kata? the one you just linked?

hoary inlet
#

lol

#

vector of vectors ?

#

meh, never mind, vectors might not be the best for this

honest pier
#

.http cat 408

#

i-

hoary inlet
#

that was good

terse needle
#
                store[0]        = occurances[i]
                store[1]        = occurances[i+1]

                occurances[i]   = store[1]
                occurances[i+1] = store[0]
honest pier
#

πŸ˜”

uncut meteor
#

me irl

hoary inlet
#

alright, been fun listening to you guys ✌️ ✌️

#

Night

uncut meteor
#

✌️

#

cya

honest pier
#

.pyfact

viscid lagoonBOT
#
Python Facts

If you type import this in the Python REPL, you'll get a poem about the philosophies about Python. (check it out by doing !zen in #bot-commands)

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honest pier
#

.pyfact

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#
Python Facts

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honest pier
#

.pyfact

viscid lagoonBOT
#
Python Facts

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honest pier
#

πŸ˜”

fast umbra
#

Interested

honest pier
stuck furnace
#

Whachu doing?

honest pier
#

binary search lul

#

it's that thing ^

stuck furnace
#

So is this like a competitive thing? πŸ˜„

honest pier
#

i guess lol

stuck furnace
#

Can I join?

#

Does the editor have Vim mode? πŸ˜„

honest pier
#

πŸ˜”
except StopIteration

#

lol, idk

stuck furnace
#

Nice, it does!

honest pier
#

might just write it in nvim and yank it over ;-;

stuck furnace
#

Didn't realise you were looking at my code πŸ‘€

honest pier
#

πŸ‘€

stuck furnace
#

Oh, next accepts a default value...

honest pier
#

oh duh

#

yeah

stuck furnace
#

Yep @uncut meteor

honest pier
#

!e

print(next(iter(range(3, 0)), 10))
wise cargoBOT
#

@honest pier :white_check_mark: Your eval job has completed with return code 0.

10
honest pier
#

!

stuck furnace
#

GG

#

Yeah, I will

#

Jake's having dinner

#

Sorry?

#

Tripped me up at first too Griff πŸ˜„

honest pier
#

lul

#

i thought it was just digits

stuck furnace
#

Same, didn't read the question carefully.

honest pier
#

sum(int(x) for x in s if x.isdigit()) πŸ˜”

stuck furnace
#

Oh, nice solution @honest pier πŸ˜„

#

My solution seems kind of complicated compared with using regex lemon_pensive

#

Itertools is probably my most used module.

#

Erm, it splits an iterable into chunks (groups) based on some function.

uncut meteor
#

!docs itertools.groupby

wise cargoBOT
#
itertools.groupby(iterable, key=None)```
Make an iterator that returns consecutive keys and groups from the *iterable*. The *key* is a function computing a key value for each element. If not specified or is `None`, *key* defaults to an identity function and returns the element unchanged. Generally, the iterable needs to already be sorted on the same key function.

The operation of [`groupby()`](#itertools.groupby "itertools.groupby") is similar to the `uniq` filter in Unix. It generates a break or new group every time the value of the key function changes (which is why it is usually necessary to have sorted the data using the same key function). That behavior differs from SQL’s GROUP BY which aggregates common elements regardless of their input order.... [read more](https://docs.python.org/3/library/itertools.html#itertools.groupby)
stuck furnace
#

Got it wrong, sorry πŸ˜„

#

!eval ```py
from itertools import groupby

for key, group in groupby('123abc456def', str.isdigit):
print(key, ''.join(group))

wise cargoBOT
#

@stuck furnace :white_check_mark: Your eval job has completed with return code 0.

001 | True 123
002 | False abc
003 | True 456
004 | False def
stuck furnace
#

So, str.isdigit(1) == True

#

Erm... yes

#

I have had a couple of beers πŸ˜„

uncut meteor
#

!e

from itertools import groupby

def check(x):
  try:
    return int(x) > 5
  except ValueError:
    return False

for key, group in groupby('123abc456def789ghi', check):
    print(key, ''.join(group))
wise cargoBOT
#

@uncut meteor :white_check_mark: Your eval job has completed with return code 0.

001 | False 123abc45
002 | True 6
003 | False def
004 | True 789
005 | False ghi
uncut meteor
#

Tasty

#

af

#

I will remember that one

stuck furnace
#

Yeah, it's a nice one.

#

That will work. Remember to deal with the last group.

#

Bring it Griff lemon_warpaint

uncut meteor
stuck furnace
#

I think Pasta changed his πŸ˜„

honest pier
#

lul

stuck furnace
#

Yeah, so say you start with 1234

#
1 + 2 + 3 + 4 = 10
1 + 0 = 1
#

Probably not a good example πŸ˜„

#

1 < 10 so that's the answer.

#

Another example?

flat sentinel
honest pier
#

?

stuck furnace
#
5678
5 + 6 + 7 + 8 = 26
2 + 6 = 8
#

Pretty bad πŸ˜„

#

You're also likely to end up with a maximum recursion error.

#

Yes, e.g. in Lisp. Not sure if C or C++ implements this optimisation.

#

Tail call optimisation is kind of interesting, because it makes iteration a special case of recursion.

zealous wave
#

im just gonna go, im just embarrassing myself and im shit at this

stuck furnace
#

Jake are you Slushs?

honest pier
#

ye

stuck furnace
#

I couldn't tell the difference

#

Was confused why you were muted πŸ˜„

#

I heard a new programming term today...

uncut meteor
#

klapby

stuck furnace
#

load-bearing function - a function that can't be removed without making structural changes to the rest of your code

dense ibex
#

1614892524560

uncut meteor
#

Unix/Epoch

honest pier
#

πŸ‘€ the real mina

terse needle
#

!docs time.gmtime

wise cargoBOT
#
time.gmtime([secs])```
Convert a time expressed in seconds since the epoch to a [`struct_time`](#time.struct_time "time.struct_time") in UTC in which the dst flag is always zero. If *secs* is not provided or [`None`](constants.html#None "None"), the current time as returned by [`time()`](#time.time "time.time") is used. Fractions of a second are ignored. See above for a description of the [`struct_time`](#time.struct_time "time.struct_time") object. See [`calendar.timegm()`](calendar.html#calendar.timegm "calendar.timegm") for the inverse of this function.
terse needle
#

!docs time.localtime

wise cargoBOT
#
time.localtime([secs])```
Like [`gmtime()`](#time.gmtime "time.gmtime") but converts to local time. If *secs* is not provided or [`None`](constants.html#None "None"), the current time as returned by [`time()`](#time.time "time.time") is used. The dst flag is set to `1` when DST applies to the given time.
honest pier
#

wtf lx

stuck furnace
#

I took my chances and skim-read the question πŸ˜„

#

Erm, operator.itemgetter?

uncut meteor
#

!docs operator.itemgetter

wise cargoBOT
#
operator.itemgetter(item)``````py
operator.itemgetter(*items)```
Return a callable object that fetches *item* from its operand using the operand’s [`__getitem__()`](#operator.__getitem__ "operator.__getitem__") method. If multiple items are specified, returns a tuple of lookup values. For example:

β€’ After `f = itemgetter(2)`, the call `f(r)` returns `r[2]`.

β€’ After `g = itemgetter(2, 5, 3)`, the call `g(r)` returns `(r[2], r[5], r[3])`.

Equivalent to:

```py
def itemgetter(*items):
    if len(items) == 1:
        item = items[0]
        def g(obj):
            return obj[item]
    else:
        def g(obj):
            return tuple(obj[item] for item in items)
    return g
```  The items can be any type accepted by the operand’s [`__getitem__()`](#operator.__getitem__ "operator.__getitem__") method. Dictionaries accept any hashable value. Lists, tuples, and strings accept an index or a slice:... [read more](https://docs.python.org/3/library/operator.html#operator.itemgetter)
stuck furnace
#

You can also do the zip(*...) trick πŸ˜„

#

Just remembered.

#

!eval ```py
print(list(zip(*[[1, 2], [3, 4]])))

wise cargoBOT
#

@stuck furnace :white_check_mark: Your eval job has completed with return code 0.

[(1, 3), (2, 4)]
stuck furnace
#

It basically transposes the rows and columns.

honest pier
#

πŸ˜”

stuck furnace
wise cargoBOT
#

@stuck furnace :white_check_mark: Your eval job has completed with return code 0.

[(1, 3, 5, 7), (2, 4, 6, 8)]
stuck furnace
#

Yep πŸ‘

#

Well, doing zip(*[[1, 2], [3, 4], [5, 6], [7, 8]]) is like doing: ```py
zip([1, 2], [3, 4], [5, 6], [7, 8])

honest pier
#

i think it's time for me to get back to work πŸ˜”

#

cya guys, fun times

stuck furnace
#

Cya @honest pier πŸ‘‹

uncut meteor
#

@honest pier cya

stuck furnace
#

My attempt at illustrating the problem: ```
interval 1: |----|
interval 2: |---------|
interval 3: |-----|
solution: |--|

#

Alright πŸ˜„

#

Nah sorry

#

I just spend too much time doing programming puzzles...

uncut meteor
#

op op

stuck furnace
#

I'm rubbish at almost anything practical.

uncut meteor
#

im just rubbish

#

so gg

gritty shadow
#

gg

stuck furnace
#

!eval ```py
def line(start, end):
return ' ' * (start - 1) + '|' + '-' * (end - start - 1) + '|'

intervals = [
[1, 100],
[10, 50],
[15, 65]
]

for start, end in intervals:
print(line(start, end))

solution = [15, 50]

print(line(*solution))

wise cargoBOT
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@stuck furnace :white_check_mark: Your eval job has completed with return code 0.

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stuck furnace
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I got frustrated counting -s lemon_pensive

uncut meteor
stuck furnace
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Cya Griff πŸ‘‹

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@terse needle you still want to play?

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Can we kick Griff?

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Ah, I once knew the formula for this...

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You might enjoy my solution to this one πŸ˜„

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Had to work it out with pen and paper.

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Alright see you!

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I'm not sure if there's an intuitive explanation for why it's the case.

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Anyway, I'm going to head off too. Bye πŸ‘‹

lethal thunder
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if anyone wants to talk about python stuff im in the vc from now until 9:25 est

twilit fog
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hello

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whats sup

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trying to getting the voice thing to work

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nah really

lethal thunder
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!

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voiceverified

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!voiceverified

wise cargoBOT
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Voice verification

Can’t talk in voice chat? Check out #voice-verification to get access. The criteria for verifying are specified there.

twilit fog
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!voiceverified

wise cargoBOT
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You are not allowed to use that command.

twilit fog
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ighttt

lethal thunder
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!voiceverify

twilit fog
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i found it says i need to say 50 messages

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i seeee

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i think i joined like a week ago

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i see

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if thats the case i m gonna do something else i was trying to fix some code

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but iz all goodies

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i would but i need to take a break

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ive been debugging for two hours

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SOOOO HAVE A NICE DAY SIR

somber heath
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!projects

wise cargoBOT
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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.

vast bay
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.pyfact

viscid lagoonBOT
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Python Facts

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pine ledge
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I was wondering if I can hang around here more often

pine ledge
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I guess not

somber heath
cursive minnow
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@somber heath Can you help me with exec() and lists?

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I'm in voice.

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so

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I have a programm

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and that works with many lists

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and in a specific case

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I have to use an exec('list = [value1, value2, value3]')

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to set a list

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the list is a global

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and i am running the exec('list = [value1, value2, value3]') inside a function

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I already did global list before

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so

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I'm using exec

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because

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i didn't do so

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yes

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list()

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i know this one

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but

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im writing a discord bot

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and the user should be able to use a command inside discord and then let it be executed in python

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thats why I'm using exec

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the problem is

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for example

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im typing...

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list1 = [1, 5, 3, 7, 'bl', True, 'some text']

string = '[3, 2, 'tex', True, False]'
exec('list1 = 'string)
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but list1 is still [1, 5, 3, 7, 'bl', True, 'some text']

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there isn't any error returned

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but

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the thing is

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when I do the same thing with a variable instead, it's working

stuck furnace
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Hello πŸ™‚

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Hey Opal πŸ˜„

rugged root
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I'll try to be on in a moment or two

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Nursing a migraine

cursive minnow
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ah

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i found the error

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i think i know why

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no

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i think i didnt

stuck furnace
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What you working on Dark?

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Ah right. That sounds... dangerous

cursive minnow
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i also tried using f string, but I think it's pretty much the same

stuck furnace
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Letting Discord users use exec πŸ˜„

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Yeah, I've not looked too deeply into it.

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But I think they use some kind of sandbox?

rugged root
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It's a jailed container

somber heath
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@cursive minnow exec('list1 = string') vs exec('list1 = 'string)

cursive minnow
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but Opal, when I say
exec('list1 = 'string)
, i think it's the same thing as
exec('list1 = [3, 2, 'tex', True, False]')
I think

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if string is [3, 2, 'tex', True, False]

stuck furnace
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Yes, you need to escape the 's

cursive minnow
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so, i should use """ instead of ' ?

stuck furnace
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That would work!

cursive minnow
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ok, thanks

stuck furnace
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Although, isn't py exec("x = 1") functionally equivalent to ```py
x = 1

cursive minnow
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I think so

stuck furnace
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Yeah, Hemlock, I don't recommend DIY brain surgery πŸ˜„

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Do you get visual disturbances with your migrains?

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Oh weird. I get headaches from temperature changes.

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And sleeping too long lemon_pensive

paper tendon
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will this run

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based i=on sandboxing and subprocess

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!e ```import subprocess
n = 0

def fork():
global n
if n > 10:
return ""
else:
print(subprocess.run(["ls", "-l", "/dev/null"], capture_output=True))
n += 1
fork()

fork()

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which interpreter is used on the server

frosty sparrow
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I am so bored rn

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Btw I am making an OS kinda thing

rugged root
stuck furnace
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I just remember the few basic regex symbols.

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+*?{}[]|() are basically all you need 99% of the time.

whole bear
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yeah, i had this saved in my gallery

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CUZ ITS SOO RELATABLE

rugged root
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Having audio troubles, Gi?

whole bear
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yeah

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i think, fixed now

stuck furnace
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Erm, has anyone here installed ffmpeg on MacOS? Is it supposed to have this many dependencies? πŸ˜„

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πŸ˜…

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I'm kind of paranoid about installing software...

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Erm, I'm just paranoid in general πŸ˜„

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Probably a side effect of basically not leaving the house for a year lemon_pensive

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Back in a bit...

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Btw, we're on Sydney again πŸ˜„

rugged root
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Yeah but it's not that bad

stuck furnace
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Seems fine actually.

dense ibex
hoary inlet
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got something, give me a min

rugged root
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Oh duuuuude

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That's cool

stuck furnace
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All the name changing gets me so confused πŸ₯΄

rugged root
stuck furnace
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Yeah, that helps.

hoary inlet
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pisses me off, you think you know the guy and he changes his identity

stuck furnace
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Imagine that happens in real life πŸ˜„

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Yep

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I had this professor at uni who was incapable of recognising faces.

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I imagine that's what life is like for her.

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He's too distinctive for my taste.

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I feel the same way about Leonardo DiCaprio.

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Oh right, I'll put that on my to-watch list πŸ˜„

stuck furnace
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Gary Oldman is like the opposite

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Totally disappears into his roles.

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Yo Rabbit

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Harry Styles?

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Was in Dunkirk.

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Ah he died recently

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Yeah, from cancer

wise glade
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today's last day of the week on job Hemlock?

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today's last day of the week on switch Rabbit?

tall latch
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@wise glade ping

wise glade
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does Docker container and Kubernetes does same thing?