plus about 4 days of getting pc to work
#voice-chat-text-0
gentle flint
stuck furnace
Oh, you get weekend headaches?
Are you sure it's not that you're sleeping longer at the weekends?
That can cause headaches.
I have no idea, but for me if I oversleep I get a headache that slowly gets worse throughout the day.
I have not concept of 'weekend' 😄
currently
gentle flint
I have a headache now
but that's 'cuz I didn't drink enough
and because I crack the joints in my neck too much
whole bear
if max < sum:
max=max
else max = sum
guys is there anything wrong with my indentation here?
brave steppe
whole bear
here i corrected it
vivid palm
Eine kleine Nachtmusik
gentle flint
zenith radish
Grzegorz Brzęczyszczykiewicz
Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch
whole bear
Grzegorz Brzęczyszczykiewicz
fuck you man smh
gentle flint
Rzeszów
cinder herald
zenith radish
@whole bear co to tak
gentle flint
Kraków
zenith radish
stuck furnace
Simon and Garfunkle
Bridge over Troubled Water
That wouldn't really be their kind of thing.
wispy turtle
If they did that to Kurt i'd riot
Also, Jay doesn't really care as long as he can make money
stuck furnace
Keeping cats indoors is kind of foreign to me.
I feel like that's not a common thing in the UK.
Oh yeah, they do kill a lot of wildlife 
gentle flint
and everyone left at once
chrome stag
how tf do i unmute
@terse needle have no clue wtf you're doing but keep up the good work
brave steppe
Hi
terse needle
brave steppe
cya
deft leaf
does cpp mean c++?
brave steppe
Yes
chrome stag
@amber raptor ok 😳
stuck furnace
how tf do i unmute
Hello, see #voice-verification for instructions.
chrome stag
Hello, see <#764802555427029012> for instructions.
i do
brave steppe
@neat acorn
neat acorn
astral escarp
@neat acorn In most cases i would imagine that the employer is convinced of your coding, or whatever capabilities according to your resume etc. They usually ask about things that would help them better understand your work ethics and such. For example, someone very talented but has low energy in general is undervalued by someone who is not as great but is fast and gets the job done while filling the requirements for the job.
brave steppe
condition = 0 != 2
if condition:
raise AssertionError()
@neat acorn
assert 0 != 2
!e ```py
class A:
pass
a = A()
a.thing = 1
print(a.dict)
wise cargoBOT
@brave steppe :white_check_mark: Your eval job has completed with return code 0.
{'thing': 1}
raven lake
I had no idea that they were stored as dicts!
brave steppe
O(1)
O(n) lineral time
n is the number of items in the list
!e print(hash("test"))
wise cargoBOT
@brave steppe :white_check_mark: Your eval job has completed with return code 0.
-7017362058504995815
# This is really fast!
if 'abc' in {'xyz', '123', 'bgb', 'abc'}:
print('Yes!')
Use of sets ^
Shivan I saw you were typing earlier, if you want to ask anything please go ahead
dictionary = {
'alphabet': 'abc',
'numbers': '123',
'endings': 'xyz'
}
Yes Shivam you can store anything in dicts
But only immutable and hashable things can be used as keys
['a', 'x']
['a', 'x']: 1
dictionary = {
['a', 'x']: 1
}
print(dictionary[['a', 'x']]) prints 1
raven lake
i think what he is asking is what hashing is under the hood
so for your purposes its just a function that will create a unique identifier given an object?
oh yeah
brave steppe
dictionary[a]
Yes, it's a bit different (different purposes) but basically yeah
raven lake
yeah its a bit complicated iirc
brave steppe
a = ['a', 'x']
dictionary = {}
dictionary[a] = 1
a.append('-')
print(a) # ['a', 'x', '-']
print(dictionary[a])
!e raise KeyError()
wise cargoBOT
@brave steppe :x: Your eval job has completed with return code 1.
001 | Traceback (most recent call last):
002 | File "<string>", line 1, in <module>
003 | KeyError
Error you get ^
This is why you can only use immutable (objects you cannot change) as keys in dictionaries
brave steppe
<@344404945359077377> :white_check_mark: Your eval job has completed with return...
.
[
[('nfiorwebgeerbg', 123)],
[('dsadsadsadas', 567)],
[('kuijyhngtbfvd', 492)]
]
A good hash-table ^
We compute the hash, which gives us an index in the first list. Now we can just look that index up, and that is quick.
If we get a collision, the hash-table looks more like this: ```py
[
[('nfiorwebgeerbg', 123)],
[('dsadsadsadas', 567)],
[('kuijyhngtbfvd', 492), ('khijhhngebftd', 333)]
]
This is bad, if we want to get 333 we will hash the key. This gives us khijhhngebftd and says index 2 (remember how computers start counting at 0?)
But there's 2 values here!
So we need to go through them, and find the correct hash (remember O(n), linear time AKA slow)
Pretty much yeah
A hash has no real meaning, it simply scatters the keys, so that we don't get collisions like this
The only way to fix this collision is to increase the size of the dict: ```py
[
[('nfiorwebgeerbg', 123)],
[('khijhhngebftd', 333)],
[('dsadsadsadas', 567)],
[()],
[('kuijyhngtbfvd', 492)],
[()],
]
Look! The collision is resolved, and we are back at fast O(1) time (same time, no matter the amount of items).
dictionary = {
'alphabet': 'abc',
'numbers': '123',
'endings': 'xyz'
}
leaden hearth
can u tell the diff b/w brackets ( { [ its pretty confusing
brave steppe
() is tuples, remember the immutable small ones?
[] is for lists, they can change and be added items to
{} is for dictionaries, but Python can detect if you do {x, y, z} instead of {x: a, y: b} which means it becomes a set
leaden hearth
in maths ] means value cannot exceed the no. at the end
is this used in python?
brave steppe
No
brave steppe
[] is also used for grabbing something. For example to grab the first item of a tuple I can do ('a', 'b')[0] (which becomes 'a')
Remember, first there's a tuple: ('a', 'b') and then we grab the [0] (the computer understands as first index).
gtg, nice talking to you all!
brave steppe
I saw this a few days ago, it's amazing! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=npw4s1QTmPg
brave steppe
```py
[
[('nfiorwebgeerbg', 123)],
[('dsadsadsadas', 567)],
[('kuijy...
@leaden hearth @neat acorn I want to clarify one thing before I go.
These codeblocks I sent are kind of psuedo-code (fake code), they're not 100% accurate. It's mostly to convey how you should think about them.
The other ones that don't look like that, are real code ^
leaden hearth
<@771127743177162772> <@843651205720702976> I want to clarify one thing before I...
So if I were to run this it will show an error
brave steppe
Oh yes, that code will not run at all and is not code.
It was the best way for me to showcase how hashmaps look like (the structure) and how you should think of them.
In real life there's probably a bit of a difference but, that's how you should think of them!
leaden hearth
ok thanks
flat locust
loud karma
zenith radish
gentle flint
gloomy vigil
hi
gentle flint
if x < 0.7:
x = 0.7
elif x > 1.1
x = 1.1
gentle flint
this is belgian
or else from the extreme south of the netherlands
in style as well as accent
normal hinge
normal hinge
Biriyani
gentle flint
tiny socket
Am in tent
normal hinge
wheat
tiny socket
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bulgur
This stuff makes me ill
tiny socket
Idk it just makes me feel ill
gentle flint
interesting
glad sandal
normal hinge
do u guys know shawarma
gentle flint
yes
normal hinge
it is my favorite snack
gentle flint
nce
strange plank
@normal hinge you must be having a riveting conversation
rugged root
<@699843694890713139> you must be having a riveting conversation
Were you intending to be rude, or....
slate pier
i am suprressed :/
zenith radish
Gonna hop on in a bit, currently a bit preoccupied
rugged root
Righto
fresh ember
hey
strange plank
Were you intending to be rude, or....
No not at all, it was just he was the only one unmuted 😂
Didn't mean to come across as rude
strange plank
Yeah whoops 😁 my bad
rugged root
I'm starving and why all the cat pics?
Are those two separate thoughts?
wispy turtle
Lol
rugged root
!voice @cyan ingot Check out the #voice-verification channel. That'll tell you what you need to know about our voice gate system
wise cargoBOT
wispy turtle
Did you guys put up the voice gate system to prevent dudes from joining to just shout random nonsense then leave?
wispy turtle
😌
rugged root
slate viper
sweet lodge
Hi
dense ibex
Hey @tiny socket
normal hinge
<@699843694890713139> you must be having a riveting conversation
yeah
u missed
do u guys like momos
rugged root
?
normal hinge
olive hedge
somber heath
o/
somber heath
@zenith radish Not use Python for Discord bots?
zenith radish
Yeah
zenith radish
const Discord = require('discord.js');
const client = new Discord.Client();
client.on('ready', () => {
console.log(`Logged in as ${client.user.tag}!`);
});
client.on('message', msg => {
if (msg.content === 'ping') {
msg.reply('pong');
}
});
client.login('token');
import discord
client = discord.Client()
@client.event
async def on_ready():
print('We have logged in as {0.user}'.format(client))
@client.event
async def on_message(message):
if message.author == client.user:
return
if message.content.startswith('$hello'):
await message.channel.send('Hello!')
client.run('your token here')
Is there a message manhandling service?
vivid palm
goooooodmorning
somber heath
Yello!
rugged root
Is there a message manhandling service?
Burly postal worker
rotund scaffold
@rugged root What did the Blue color say to Red ?
Yellow
I just thought of it
Someone said Hello sounded like Yellow
rugged root
That was good
rotund scaffold
Did you see the list of the top 10 items for Codejam ?
One of them is Rubicks cube but not our group
kinda jealous someone else also had a rubicks cube idea
somber heath
lel
carmine arrow
Bullets are food for guns tho
rotund scaffold
BUT I DONT WANNA TAKE A NAP
somber heath
NOT THE BEES!
I haven't actually seen that movie. Or I have and have purged it from my memory.
rotund scaffold
@olive hedge Lucky buoy !
zenith radish
somber heath
All the politicians and their families will be vaccinated. So...strap in.
rugged root
serene falcon
somber heath
It doesn't have to happen.
somber heath
You could always drop a quiet word to whatever passes for workplace safety inspection if the mask mandates are government based, as opposed to private company mandate only. I'm sure they get bonuses for every workplace they can ding.
See how fast the internal enforcement of masks go up after the company gets fined.
"You look hot. Have you been running?"
"Are you hitting on me?"
"What? No. ...maybe."
olive hedge
thing:
-
Thanks for the tip Hemlock (Noisetorch) .. I'll try it.. I use linux, and I always have noises on the mic.. I had to buy a usb mic. I bought a $US 17 mic .. a fifine mic...
rugged root
I hope it does help
serene falcon
rugged root
Thanks for the tip Hemlock (Noisetorch) .. I'll try it.. I use linux, and I alwa...
I know how frustrating it is for folks on Linux with the lack of Krisp
Okay, so this is bullshit
No wonder people can't log in to get their paystubs
The app is literal garbage
Like this is what our users are trying to use and it makes US look bad https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.thomsonreuters.clientess
Despite it being our vendor's bullshit issue
stuck furnace
We had some parakeets in our garden the other day... in London 😄
normal hinge
please give me screen share sir @rugged root
ashen sonnet
hello everyone
olive hedge
@app.get("/users/", response_model=list[schemas.User], dependencies=[Depends(auth.token_required)])
def read_users(skip: int = 0, limit: int = 100, db: Session = Depends(get_db)):
users = crud.get_users(db, skip=skip, limit=limit)
return users
def token_required(token: str):
raise ValueError("test")
def token_required(request: Request):
print(request) # Good to inspect
raise ValueError("test")
Please make sure you have someone checking in on you.
And if you feel gradually more unwell or breathless, call a doctor.
rugged root
<style>* {padding: 0; margin: 0}</style>
html is my favorite programming language /s
rugged root
(The asterisk, *, in the code above, is the CSS "universal selector", which just means "all the tags in the HTML document".)
stuck furnace
I think my first programming project was writing an AI for Pacman 😄
amber kettle
its fine.. I don't really need to talk
rugged root
We have a voice gate system. And you can still talk in here. If we're in the voice chat channels we watch the paired text channel
#voice-verification will tell you what you need to know about the voice gate system
amber kettle
oooooohhhhhh okay thank you
rugged root
@vivid palm Fisher needs a boot in the ass to use GrubHub
vivid palm
:p
olive hedge
LOL
terse needle
everytime i read that I see GitHub not GrubHub
rugged root
Same
vivid palm
m2
stuck furnace
Same here. Taco Bell is in the UK 
stuck furnace
I kind of love the nacho cheese tbh.
cobalt fractal
beans
olive hedge
LOL chris just lurking wtf
cobalt fractal
always
olive hedge
@uncut meteor have you seen this?
dense ibex
hi chris
rugged root
I don't think anyone did
dense ibex
I just got kicked from the vc though
leaden hearth
diarrhea 💯
rugged root
You know, I don't think I've ever had stomach issues from Taco Bell
leaden hearth
I have had issues at school due to my syndrome
rugged root
Celiac?
stuck furnace
Beans on toast is basically poverty food in the UK
It's like what instant ramen is in the US
rugged root
Ah, is this one of those tolls I've heard so much about?
leaden hearth
okay
dense ibex
@cobalt fractal wait so did you disconnect me?
rugged root
@leaden hearth Just as a quick reminder, might want to look over our #code-of-conduct if you haven't already
cobalt fractal
<@!126811506632294400> wait so did you disconnect me?
wasn't me, no
Doesn't look like anyone did
dense ibex
hmm??
stuck furnace
rugged root
Correct, but it also pumps out numbers 1 through 4
whole bear
so leaves 5 off?
rugged root
The first number is where it starts, including that number. Where as the last number is where it stops, not including that number
vivid palm
"Hello! Kevin running late s/b logging in by 12:00"
rugged root
So it's just like the for (let i = 1; i < 5; i++){
whole bear
got it*
wintry beacon
whole bear
thanks a bunch
terse needle
what does
```python
for i in range(1,5):
```
mean
it means literally "for each item in the ranges 1 to 4", an item being number in this case.
rugged root
Happy to help!
As a side note
range() and slices (used for picking parts out of an iterable) have a third argument
So its
range(start, stop, step)
iterable[start:stop:step]
Correct
So range(0, 7, 2) would give you 0, 2, 4, 6
However, range(0, 6, 2) would give you 0, 2, 4, so that's something to keep in mind
The stop is not inclusive
whole bear
range(0,10,2)
would give me 0,2,4,6,8?
rugged root
Correct
whole bear
makes sense
rugged root
Step can also be negative
stuck furnace
Yep, what KJ says. The way you write pseudocode depends on what you're trying to communicate, and it tends to be ad-hoc.
rugged root
Also, with regards to slicing
uncut meteor
rugged root
!e
spam = "Ham and cheese"
print(spam[:4]) # leaving the first part blank implicitly means start from the beginning
print(spam[2:]) # leaving the second one blank means get everything from the start value to the end
print(spam[3:-2]) # Negative means that you are counting from the back
# So -2 means the second from the last element, -1 the last, etc.
# The step works the same as it does in range
@rugged root :white_check_mark: Your eval job has completed with return code 0.
001 | Ham
002 | m and cheese
003 | and chee
Slicing can be used on things like strings, lists, tuples, and a few others
whole bear
-1 will reverse it correct?
wise cargoBOT
@rugged root :white_check_mark: Your eval job has completed with return code 0.
snaeb dna kroP
Nah, I'm not really great at those
rugged root
I always get psyched out when I see the like... one line, highly optimized solutions
stuck furnace
Or maybe just work in 30 minute intervals if you can only concentrate for that long
¯_(ツ)_/¯
Have you heard of pomodoros?
rugged root
@faint anvil Let's move the question into here so that more people can help out
As I'm bouncing back and forth at work
terse needle
need to go and get some work done, have fun
rugged root
Hell yeah
stuck furnace
Pub 👀
fresh python
hi
got a off-topic question
I want to findout in html of this page where is the form or an input thus this image bellow
stuck furnace
fresh python
fresh python
to fill up a test can somebody help me find it?
vivid palm
i got it
fresh python
vivid palm
restive geyser
oh my god
whole bear
guys im running into something really weird
fresh python
saved already
brave steppe
lmao
whole bear
def miniMaxSum(arr):
sum =0
sum2 = 0
arr = sorted(arr, reverse = True)
for j in range(2,6):
sum2 = sum2 + j
for i in range(0,5):
sum = sum + i
print(sum, sum2)
why is it giving the same output for 2 different problems?
olive hedge
<@!233481908342882304> where is the growing eyes emoji?
oh yeah, I forgot
rugged root
So you're iterating over range, not the array they gave you
rugged root
Yeah
honest pier
can you show the problem statement?
whole bear
yes
restive geyser
and join the VC lol
stuck furnace
Where the variable names are highlighted, that means you're "shadowing" a built-in function/type.
vivid palm
whole bear
yes
restive geyser
muahahaha
whole bear
one second
whole bear
hello
i cant speak
but i can listen
got you
so ill just type here as a response is that fine
stuck furnace
Can you think of another way to get the sum of all-but-one of the integers?
normal hinge
use for loop
whole bear
let me think
well
i want to store the numbers in the array
until i get to the last one
and for the other one i want to do all but the first
yeah
but my algorithm orders it from least to greatest
normal hinge
i created another fake account on stack overflow
whole bear
so i can just get the min and the max
normal hinge
to ask my question
whole bear
im not sure i really understand what the difference is
honest pier
arr[i] vs i
vivid palm
864589400326406154
normal hinge
@whole bear what is ur quesion
stuck furnace
Modmail plz Mina.
restive geyser
no words.
whole bear
<@456226577798135808> what is ur quesion
gloomy vigil
is opal speaking something its showing me this
restive geyser
LMAO
vivid palm
is opal speaking something its showing me this
probably a bug
normal hinge
@faint anvil grow up man
restive geyser
he/she/they are lookin' for an anime waifu
whole bear
why they do that in here lmao
honest pier
[i] is in the array and i is just any old number?
you're just adding i to the sum, when you should be adding arr[i]
whole bear
isnt programming a male dominated field?
gloomy vigil
whenever hemlock is about to ban/mute someone he goes full on quite
whole bear
let me think about this for a second
i think guys are just more interested in this stuff cause its portrayed as "nerdy"
so many girls kind of get discouraged
restive geyser
lol. no, those who identify as female are pushed away from the toxic bro culture.
normal hinge
@rugged root u said male dominant
restive geyser
we don't get discouraged from nerdy shit. we are nerdy.
rugged root
first programmer is female
That's not what dominated means in this case though. Male to female ratio of current programmers is heavily skewed towards men
normal hinge
That's not what dominated means in this case though. Male to female ratio of cu...
it depends on population
whole bear
you're just adding `i` to the sum, when you should be adding `arr[i]`
so i should replace the vairable?
or is it more complicated
honest pier
can you send what code you have rn
normal hinge
i see most of js developers are females
stuck furnace
Back in a bit...
normal hinge
then males
whole bear
yes
whole bear
can you send what code you have rn
#!/bin/python3
import math
import os
import random
import re
import sys
#
# Complete the 'miniMaxSum' function below.
#
# The function accepts INTEGER_ARRAY arr as parameter.
#
def miniMaxSum(arr):
sum =0
sum2 = 0
arr = sorted(arr, reverse = True)
for j in arr(2,6):
sum2 = sum2 + [j]
for i in arr(0,5):
sum = sum + [i]
print(sum, sum2)
if __name__ == '__main__':
arr = list(map(int, input().rstrip().split()))
miniMaxSum(arr)
in my school we had like maybe 1% of the CS majors were women
normal hinge
one goodthing to be a js developer is u can flirt with lot of females
whole bear
the 1 percent though are always smarter than most of the guys
somber heath
i don't work
Have you considered getting fixed?
whole bear
if not all
honest pier
```py
#!/bin/python3
import math
import os
import random
import re
import sys
...
you should be indexing into the list, not using [i], which creates a new list
restive geyser
well, you shouldn't flirt if it's unwarranted because that makes you a creep. just FYI.
whole bear
you should be indexing into the list, not using `[i]`, which creates a new list
sorry i dont know the difference at all. How do i do that?
normal hinge
hemlock he is saying what are u doing in ur life man will u get a job
whole bear
is it just a for loop?
normal hinge
becoz he helped me in resume
honest pier
sorry i dont know the difference at all. How do i do that?
have you used lists before?
normal hinge
normal hinge
i know u opal
honest pier
i would stay away from doing these types of problems until you learn more
whole bear
im a java person
normal hinge
🙂
honest pier
you've used arrays in java?
whole bear
yes
honest pier
indexing into a list is the same in python and java
honest pier
python's lists are like java's ArrayList
whole bear
what i usually do in java are for (i=0;i<arr.length;i++)
restive geyser
you need to familiarize yourself with python's types first
honest pier
what i usually do in java are for (i=0;i<arr.length;i++)
python's for loops are like java's for-each loops
restive geyser
just because you implement something in java, doesn't mean it will be the same in python.
restive geyser
take a look at the python docs
whole bear
this works?
yeah
the indentation is kind of odd
but i get it
yeah
it makes senase
sense*
its just something to get used to if that makes sense
okay guys imma head out
thanks for the help
honest pier
@whole bear try codingbat, the problems are easier than hackerrank and more straightforward
whole bear
definetly will
whole bear
Thanks
slate viper
rugged root
rugged root
@gentle flint I've just been working
versed sapphire
@brave steppe what r u working on?
rugged root
Nothing super exciting
rugged root
I will later
gentle flint
I see
brave steppe
<@!344404945359077377> what r u working on?
Discord API with C extensions for memory efficiency
versed sapphire
what does your Discord api do
brave steppe
Well sorry, a wrapper*
gentle flint
@rugged root
wise glade
😒 meh..
normal hinge
damn , this covid is not leaving us alone
brave steppe
what does a wrapper do
So Discord has an API that you use to make bots. I am wrapping that API with a module you can install and use, it makes the API easier.
gentle flint
'cuz he's too uppity to use discord.py
wise glade
idk if it's the ubuntu 21.04
but I can see all my windows files right from here
and it's awesome
wise glade
hmm, yeah
bitlocker is missing this time around
I'm using a new ssd
brave steppe
'cuz he's too uppity to use discord.py
pretty much ;-;
versed sapphire
So Discord has an API that you use to make bots. I am wrapping that API with a m...
so you're basically making a discord.py
frail aurora
west nymph
So Discord has an API that you use to make bots. I am wrapping that API with a m...
what are you calling it
I might use yours as long as it isn't as complicated as discord.py
brave steppe
I don't even know when it'll be done 😅
@sick dew Discord API wrapper with C extensions so that it's more memory efficient
sick dew
ooo
gentle flint
brb
amber raptor
brave steppe
watsdaname tho
I am calling it Wumpy (from Wumpus the maskot)
rugged root
Huh, I didn't realize these both got released on Switch https://www.amazon.com/Final-Fantasy-VII-VIII-Remastered-Nintendo/dp/B08LB3XQ64/
Oh chill
And you could, but it wouldn't make sense to do so
Because you're only doing that in one place. Decorators are if it's something that you'd need to do in different places on different methods/functions
Where as classes and inheritence are part of how you get the most out of discord.py
wise glade
how is that "Sql Server Express" requires no username and password on windows to work
but need them on linux 😠
the connection string is now completely different for each OS 😩
amber raptor
how is that "Sql Server Express" requires no username and password on windows to...
Because Windows authentication
wise glade
don't fully understand 🥴
brave steppe
@haughty pier, I am a bit confused by IntFlag. I need a bool 🤔
>>> class Test(enum.IntFlag):
... test = 1 << 1
...
>>> t = Test(123)
>>> t.test
<Test.test: 2>
>>>
how do you make permanent env variables in linux?
zenith radish
export them in ur shell
wise glade
export them in ur shell
command, please, give me the command 🥲
rugged root
@bright tiger What's your question? Like the general overview
haughty pier
@brave steppe I think you want isit & t.test
wise glade
brb
zenith radish
echo "export ENV=VALUE" >> $(".${0}rc") && $("source ~/.${0}rc")```What's isit? The instance correct?
bright tiger
i have several screenshots posted in burrito, but the generalized question is how would i go about setting a playerID from a sql database using a inputed name which is also in a sql databasee
west nymph
```sh
echo "export ENV=VALUE" >> $(".${0}rc") && $("source ~/.${0}rc")```
isn't shell $0?
gentle flint
accio scrollbar
bright tiger
and then i had a few questions based on the while statements used in python/sql
brave steppe
<@!344404945359077377> I think you want `isit & t.test`
Because this is the type of behaviour I need: ```py
class Test(enum.IntFlag):
... test = 1 << 1
...
t = Test(123) # 1111011
t.test
True
haughty pier
@brave steppe
>>> from enum import IntFlag
>>> class Test(IntFlag):
... one = 1<<0
... two = 1<<1
... three = one | two
... four = 1<<2
...
>>> Test
<enum 'Test'>
>>> Test.one
<Test.one: 1>
>>> Test.one | Test.two
<Test.three: 3>
>>> Test.one & Test.three
<Test.one: 1>
>>> Test.one & Test.four
<Test.0: 0>
last is falsey, 2nd to last is truthy
wise glade
ok, so it just takes source ~/.bashrc command to make em permanent
after you've created some variables
brave steppe
<@!344404945359077377>
```python
>>> from enum import IntFlag
>>> class Test(In...
I can't use it like that. I need to have an instance stemming from a value like this: 523328 (1111111110001000000) and then use the attributes to see how they're set.
I'll use my own reimplementation then I think
haughty pier
as you wish
brave steppe
>>> t = Test(123) # 1111011
>>> t.test
True
>>>
Behaviour I need ^
haughty pier
>>> bool(Test.one & Test.three)
True
>>> bool(Test.one & Test.four)
False
I think you're just rewriting __bool__
brave steppe
Kind of yeah 😅
haughty pier
store the results of the test as a boolean instead of writing an object for it
brave steppe
I want to look at how with enums I can do: ```py
class Test(...):
test = 1 << 1
Instead of ```py
class Test(...):
@flag
def test():
return 1 << 1
But I am not sure if I can use metaclasses the way they do in the enum implementation.
I'll look into it more, thank you for the ideas @haughty pier
That's bitwise operators @jagged thorn , so 1 << 2 becomes 100 (binary). 1 << 3 becomes 1000 (binary)
brave steppe
heavy dirge
https://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/qemu-devel/2006-06/msg00488.html
ok
So here is going to be hopefully the last unity screenshot I take
dark hinge
duh voice-chat-o hear we go...
yeah I think I'm going to look into doom and void nice pointers..'tfs' I'm not super pleased with ubuntu 20.04.
how to you guys recommend testing a distro on an existing distro? vagrant ? docker?
viscid oak
@rugged root thanks for everything . i make my program and it work nice , and save all of fields .
amber raptor
molten pewter
rugged root
Fucking finally
amber raptor
What’s fun about that notice is we get that at work but works auto blocks
Standard Google
People keep asking about it
stuck furnace
It's called a library 😄
amber raptor
Also, before internet, computing was a ton simpler
dark hinge
tpu?
amber raptor
https://blog.google/products/pixel/google-tensor-debuts-new-pixel-6-fall/
So are they going to support longer then 2 years?
haughty pier
See also https://direnv.net/
paper tendon
elem1,elem2,elem3 = *i
what ide is this?
should not take down the pride of sublime Text by calliing it as an IDE..
jagged thicket
<@&831776746206265384> heyya can you help me with the methods of list
nova solstice
<@&831776746206265384> heyya can you help me with the methods of list
Don't mention mods for help please
Just ask your question, and someone will come help when they can
jagged thicket
Don't mention mods for help please
ok i am sorry
nova solstice
You should also ask in a help channel (see #❓｜how-to-get-help)
!mute 852753761633566751 1d Since you've done similar things before, I recommend you listen this time.
wise cargoBOT
:ok_hand: applied mute to @jagged thicket until <t:1628338685:f> (23 hours and 59 minutes).
timber lark
meow
would you know how to save stuff to .csv @wicked kettle
kinda having some trouble with mine
i thought youd might know cuz i thought it might look basic to yous
code's in #help-donut if you somehow figure out how to do it
aaaaaaaa i tried copying off previous examples from uni but idk why it aint working
its for an assignment that was due days ago but got an extension bc stuff happened
intro to programming
from rmit
the assignment is just to cover all the checklist with programming our code
with the theme of our app being anything from the google play store
@bitter yarrow ayo would you know stuff about saving to .csv
@scenic windno i just joined for help
uhh from an admin which im still trying to comprehend what he's saying
its in #help-donut
stuck furnace
Hello 👋
Ah nice 😄
Currently watching this live stream: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4B2_dfvRZ4M
It is assembled 👀
The most powerful rocket ever built.
Oh right
Hello LP
timber lark
i wish there was smth decent and halal here
stuck furnace
It's in the UK now so maybe Lithuania soon? 😄
stuck furnace
It would depend on the license yeah.
If you can ignore a few weird quirks, it's a pretty nice language actually.
rugged root
Absolutely
stuck furnace
Unfortunately some of those quirks were literally bugs in the original implementation that were then standardised 😑
zenith radish
wget https://dl.google.com/linux/direct/google-chrome-stable_current_amd64.deb
sudo apt install ./google-chrome-stable_current_amd64.deb
rm ./google-chrome-stable_current_amd64.deb
@flat sentinel
dense ibex
Hello @vivid palm
flat sentinel
@zenith radish why is linux so hard
stuck furnace
Well, the advantage of tenure is greater academic freedom. (In theory)
nimble epoch
How do you progress when it comes to coding? Where do you learn from
It's spectre backwards 😂
terse needle
I am so confused by this discord name. Idris | ضبابي#0950
dense ibex
I learned from youtube and just looking up stuff on stack overflow and stuff like that.
slate viper
if __name__ == "__main__":
main()```"__main__"
rugged root
Can someone take over helping? This might be a bit
timber lark
I am so confused by this discord name. `Idris | ضبابي#0950`
i just translated dababy into arabic for funny
terse needle
i just translated dababy into arabic for funny
its just in a strange order but probably makes sense in arabic
zenith radish
@olive hedge : "As soon as I hear any kind of emacs keybinding being used to control the discord client - you're banned."
@zenith radish : https://youtu.be/VWgsdexkv18?t=64
wispy turtle
Heeeeeeeeey, it's the daily chat-athon
Hi everybody (in Dr. Nick's, from the Simpson's, voice
terse needle
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xQhyWv-PeVE classic
stuck furnace
Well, there are immutable objects, but not immutable variables.
LP, you said "Discord as a programming language" 😄
Do you think it would make sense to have a Constant type hint? 🤔
dense ibex
Damn no enthusiasm the 2nd time
zenith radish
OwO
Jaques-san? ÒwÓ
*nuzzles*
HEWWOO!!!!
stuck furnace
olive hedge
vivid palm
cr: mina
zenith radish
rugged root
Has anyone continued to help him?
slate viper
yes
brave steppe
gonna grab ice cream, I'll cya
olive hedge
luckyyyyyyy
zenith radish
amber raptor
sigh Work
zenith radish
stuck furnace
Don't rope me into this...
olive hedge
!otn s huxley
wise cargoBOT
olive hedge
amber raptor
@olive hedge sorry fisher
dense ibex
@olive hedge We are sorry 😦
olive hedge
LOL what
stuck furnace
Fisher, we appologise humbly and sincerely.
honest pier
@olive hedge 👀
normal hinge
hi
olive hedge
fair quail
yesssssssssss hello everyone
olive hedge
fair quail
this vc crazy frfr
terse needle
ive been to Steal This Album! for the last hour
fair quail
so how does code work
somber heath
so how does code work
Typically, you write instructions into a file. The computer reads the instructions and completes them. You can tell the computer to perform or not perform operations based on the existence of some situational condition. You can tell it to run a certain instruction over and over, or n number of times.
It's quite open ended.
You can write code that lets you solve mathematical problems, display data, paint pictures, recognise text in images, communicate with other computers over the internet...
Games are popular.
somber heath
!resources
wise cargoBOT
somber heath
Corey Schafer's Youtube playlists on Python are handy.
zenith radish
print(list(map(lambda i: "Fizz"*(i%3==0)+"Buzz"*(i%5==0) or str(i), range(1,101))))```!e
def my_temp_func(x):
return x * x
print(list(map(lambda x: my_temp_func(x), [1, 2, 3, 4])))
@olive hedge :white_check_mark: Your eval job has completed with return code 0.
[1, 4, 9, 16]
🤔
cursive heart
zenith radish
package main
import "fmt"
func main() {
func(l int, b int) {
fmt.Println(l * b)
}(20, 30)
}
haughty idol
@zenith radish
I would like apply where you work!
paper tendon
zenith radish
<@!82578210453192704>
I would like apply where you work!
Do you do c++?
haughty idol
yea
haughty idol
Do you do c++?
like i have used it for basics but if learning is concerned
I am interested but haven't seen much companies having position for fresh graduates 😢
zenith radish
nope, only looking for seniors atm ;c
haughty idol
nope, only looking for seniors atm ;c
Ohh will come back after some year ! 😄
olive hedge
seize the means of production? 
idle egret
why am i suspended on this voice chat
olive hedge
why am i suspended on this voice chat
!voice
wise cargoBOT
paper tendon
!voice @idle egret
STO developers
Actually stupid Chinesse the game company. Developed the Perfect World game MMORPG
@rugged root which of their games you played or liked?
rugged root
Trying to remember...
paper tendon
They use something like Arc Launcher if I recall
Bought Cryptic studio
Star Trek Online
paper tendon
I think they bought neverwinter as well like STO
rugged root
I'm back
Also as a reminder to everyone who are stuck listening to this, it'll be calmer and much less...... this in the other voice chat. Just letting you guys know that there is an escape
rugged root
There are tons of handy little things in it
Like, all upper case letters, lower case, ascii, numbers, etc
fresh ember
ohhk
rugged root
A lot of other cool stuff as well
fresh ember
i got homework : (
rugged root
rugged root
Any time
olive hedge
I shall return most likely
haughty idol
sys.append(str(HOME_DIR / "src"))
what / do here
honest pier
depends on the type of HOME_DIR
haughty idol
HOME_DIR = Path("../").expanduser()
restive geyser
paper tendon
Matrix Encrypted IRC 🙂
fresh ember
whats wrong here?? : (
honest pier
windows 7
restive geyser
you can have the best application (performance, optimization, etc), but if you can't get ANY user traction, then your app is dead.
honest pier
you used str instead of string @fresh ember
fresh ember
you used `str` instead of `string` <@!478190609929207808>
ohh k
molten pewter
paper tendon
Cap'N'Crunch
restive geyser
<a:whitething:853142978092204052>
what are you trying to do?
honest pier
string.ascii_uppercase is a constant
honest pier
you can use str.upper() to get an uppercase version of a string
amber raptor
Cap'N'Crunch
That doesn’t let you intercept incoming
fresh ember
what are you trying to do?
trying to use string.ascii_uppercase
molten pewter
restive geyser
trying to use string.ascii_uppercase
but why are you using it
paper tendon
SS7
restive geyser
i am learning
like pub previously said, string.ascii_uppercase is a pre-initialized string which is used as a string constant. if you are trying to capitalize the user input, you would not use this string method.
fresh ember
ohhk
restive geyser
you can use `str.upper()` to get an uppercase version of a string
@fresh ember use this method instead
fresh ember
ohhk
fresh ember
thx : )
restive geyser
no problem ^^
rugged root
This is exhausting me
restive geyser
LOL. that's why i'm in here and not talking
rugged root
Only reason I haven't moved to the other channels is because I have to babysit this
restive geyser
pull another mod? lol
rugged root
I'm not making anyone else suffer for this
rugged root
I mean if you didn't have to work
restive geyser
i'll take the money and move tf out
rugged root
Fair
restive geyser
OOOOH
rugged root
Hence the shittiness
honest pier
🤔 i didn't know you lived there
restive geyser
🤔 i didn't know you lived there
you're not supposed to know lol
honest pier
know what
rugged root
molten pewter
restive geyser
please provide translation lol
honest pier
right, "water"
paper tendon
my brain cells are depleting from this convo.
his own coolaid
restive geyser
right, "water"
lmao it is! i can't day drink. those days are overrrr
honest pier
mhm
molten pewter
vivid palm
i can 
rugged root
Same
rugged root
🤩
restive geyser
shout out to all the homies who can taste that crispy alkaline water. hnnnnggg
rugged root
restive geyser
LOL
restive geyser
lolololol
honest pier
thread 'main' panicked at 'index out of bounds: the len is 19 but the index is 18446744073709551613' 😔
restive geyser
lol panicked
honest pier
converted a negative to an unsigned
honest pier
lol `panicked`
🦀
faint ermine
10^−60 Dilution advocated by Hahnemann for most purposes: on average, this would require giving two billion doses per second to six billion people for 4 billion years to deliver a single molecule of the original material to any patient.
vivid palm
russia is on fire
restive geyser
literally or figuratively?
rugged root
Curse you pay wall!!!!
rugged root
It just seems highly inconvenient and hard to maintain
rugged root
No no, I mean new websites are made every day
Wouldn't they have to constantly update what's being filtered?
vivid palm
yeah idk if it's so much the case anymore but big 'portal' websites like naver.com
you need the korean ssn, or provide a cell # if foreign.
that being said i've never been able to get it to work lol
rugged root
Wait, do you have dual-citizenship?
vivid palm
no, i gave up my krn citizenship, but i do have a KSSN. but it won't be valid anywhere
so i think my info is outdated regarding this
seems that policy has changed in kor. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Resident_registration_number#Online_use
oui
restive geyser
oooooo minaaaa i had to ask you about something
vivid palm
oui
restive geyser
have you heard of oli london? <.<
vivid palm
non
restive geyser
guuuuuurl, you gotta look up the story on himmmm asap
rugged root
KSSN
You have a radio station?