#voice-chat-text-0

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pale juniper
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Did you guys already try Poetry?

woeful salmon
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and save it in a ps1 script

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if on windows

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i use poetry when doing packages only

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that i rarely do

pale juniper
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I don't know to much about this but poetry works perfect to manage all the dependencies and virtualenviroments its really easy, even it have an option I guess to export a requirements.txt for venv and so if you want work with it in the future

woeful salmon
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its just preference

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i like just creating my own scripts for stuff like that

pale juniper
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Oh nice, I'm not that Pro yet xD

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but yeah, for me Poetry makes easy all this stuff with dependencies and virtual environments

woeful salmon
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its not about being new or veteran but just preference as i said

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some people like pre-existing tools

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and there's ppl like me who like doing stuff myself so i know how everything i use works

slim shale
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some like creating from scratch, that's me

pale juniper
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yeah that's the idea

zenith radish
gentle flint
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and now for a truly ugly car

leaden comet
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a citroen!

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2CV, I think.

gentle flint
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the van version

gentle flint
stark otter
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tesla is the best

leaden comet
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is the besla

gentle flint
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these drive quite comfortably

woeful salmon
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[CmdletBinding()]
param (
    [Parameter(ParameterSetName="Create", Mandatory=$false)]
    [switch]
    $Create,
    [Parameter(ParameterSetName="Create", Mandatory=$true)]
    [string]
    $Version = 3.9,
    [Parameter(ParameterSetName="Activate", Mandatory=$false)]
    [switch]
    $Activate
)

if ($Create -eq $true) {
    py -$Version -m venv .venv && .\.venv\Scripts\Activate.ps1 && pip install black && pip install flake8 && pip install isort
} elseif ($Activate -eq $true) {
    .\*venv*\Scripts\Activate.ps1
}

simplified version of how most my python projects start (i have a package script that also has a -New and -Init option that sets up Src layout in current or new directory)

stark otter
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i dont think theres much you can do!

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yes!

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by the way, is the voice verification still a thing

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?

rugged root
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Yeah, exactly

molten pewter
gentle flint
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@zenith radish guitige grauwende grijsaard

hallow scarab
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anyone know html ?

gentle flint
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Tim Berners-Lee does, I think

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why, did you have a question?

molten pewter
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!voice

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.

grim plover
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!voice

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!voice

wise cargoBOT
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Pasting large amounts of code

If your code is too long to fit in a codeblock in discord, you can paste your code here:
https://paste.pythondiscord.com/

After pasting your code, save it by clicking the floppy disk icon in the top right, or by typing ctrl + S. After doing that, the URL should change. Copy the URL and post it here so others can see it.

rugged root
woeful salmon
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lets call it jeff at this point

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gif and jif are outdated

gentle flint
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let us pronounce it as the Dutch do

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@woeful salmon

woeful salmon
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wait is that real?

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xD

gentle flint
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yes

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in Dutch it means poison

woeful salmon
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i started with cheating in video games with lua scripts

coarse birch
woeful salmon
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what i added to the project: go, yaml, toml

what github sees in there: go, shell??????

woeful salmon
lofty ivy
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btw what's HTML for?

regal raptor
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nothing better then watching @haughty pier stream

haughty pier
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I can't believe I got Python 10 just tweaking this default.nix file...

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too bad it doesn't have structural pattern matching yet. I guess I need unstable branch...

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Python 3.10 is already in release candidate 2.

round moat
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hallo

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what are u guys doing?

haughty pier
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I tried explaining but you left... 😛

whole bear
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hi guys

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do you have any textbook about python networking ?

haughty pier
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No, I have no recommendations that come to mind.

sullen acorn
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what is this.......

haughty pier
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Building the Python 3.10 release candidate now...

stoic grail
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hello

haughty pier
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hi!

shut cypress
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hell0

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h1

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i am south korean

whole bear
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hey@tranquil raven

whole bear
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hey guys

shut cypress
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ㅗㅑ

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hi

analog path
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guys i need help in my python code

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can anyone help me?

tight scaffold
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👀

lofty ivy
tight scaffold
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Many guy watch the live😆

tight scaffold
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cant speak

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@coarse birch Lp is doing some job like twitch platform

coarse birch
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i was there when he started it

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yesterday

tight scaffold
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I am just watching and doing my program hw

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He was live

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But i think he rest now

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Ok😆

whole bear
whole bear
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hey guys

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does this just mean that its checking if n is equal to 0 or 1?

    if n in [0,1]:
        return 1
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and returning 1 if so

coarse birch
molten pewter
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darkness
fog
gloom
mist
puff
smog
smoke
steam
vapor
veil
billow
dimness
film
fogginess
frost
haze
haziness
murk
nebula
obscurity
overcast
pother
rack
scud
sheep
smother
thunderhead
brume
mare's tail
nebulosity
ol' buttermilk sky
pea soup
woolpack

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Games: business
play
sport
adventure
amusement
athletics
distraction
diversion
enterprise
festivity
frolic
fun
jest
joke
lark
line
merriment
merrymaking
occupation
pastime
plan
proceeding
pursuit
recreation
romp
scheme
sports
undertaking

rugged root
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On in a bit, trying to quickly put out some work fires

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How the crap did Fury not get bot muted

haughty pier
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IDK, but he only posted twice. 😄

rugged root
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I would have thought newlines would have got him

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Glad it didn't, just surprised

whole bear
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hi guys

coarse cape
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sup all 👋

rugged root
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How goes it

coarse cape
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HEY LEMON

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autopep8 song of yours is way too good

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its my everyday exercise song now xD

rugged root
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It's so good

coarse cape
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ikr

rugged root
primal yacht
woeful salmon
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:Sex = Split Explorer in VIM

rugged root
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For context, it's a VIM command

haughty pier
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another call...

zenith radish
haughty pier
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ah, to open two files with vim with the window split vertically, vim file1 file2 -O - that's a capital O

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Ctrl-W then left-arrow and right-arrow to switch from window to window

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a number, N followed by G in command mode will goto line number N.

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no number, it goes to the end.

rugged root
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Neat

haughty pier
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One other reason I like relative line numbers is it's easier to see right where my cursor is.

rugged root
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Fair

haughty pier
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I have relative line numbers in my emacs too. they made it built-in, so it's less hacky, faster, and more first-class support.

amber raptor
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Is LP trying to build twitch?

woeful salmon
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or if you wanna open multiple files but not have them on top at the same time
:ls to look at all running buffers
:bn switch to next buffer
:bp switch to prev buffer
:w write to buffer (save buffer)
:wa write to all buffers (save all)
:bd delete buffer (quit buffer)
:wqa write to all buffers and quit (save all and quit)

haughty pier
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@woeful salmon nice... attempts to commit all commands to memory... did not succeed.

rugged root
haughty pier
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it takes time to memorize but maybe I should take notes...

rugged root
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So like PS Now or whatever Geforce's is

woeful salmon
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well if you just think of what they mean its kinda simple
bn buffer next
bp buffer previous
bd buffer delete
wa write all
w write
wqa write and quit all

amber raptor
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It’s software for making pretty graphs

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It’s also dead

rugged root
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I wish it was

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It's still strong in SAP

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Since it's their product

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Unless they killed it recently

amber raptor
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I thought it was MS, TiL

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I remember being littered through MS products

primal yacht
amber raptor
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But Microsoft let’s you flip a ton more switches to off because Microsoft revenue isn’t reliant on this data, compared to Google

primal yacht
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I used a userscript I made to do that

amber raptor
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I prefer to deal with companies and looking at their revenue

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You can flip GMail between the two using links

vivid palm
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so https://mail.google.com/mail/u/0/?nocheckbrowser#inbox is the newer standard view

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no wait i'm confused

primal yacht
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odd ... still the SPA

vivid palm
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ahahahah

primal yacht
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AH! Wrong link

vivid palm
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2nd link is the old

primal yacht
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OMG THE NOSTALGIA!!!

amber raptor
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Sure, but mina, GMail is easy to show example of SPA vs Server Side Rendering

vivid palm
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nostalgia

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for sure

primal yacht
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XBMC

woeful salmon
stiff girder
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Model : RDA0028

woeful salmon
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a friend just told me that his company replaced a back end with 25 servers with just 1 go server and its just as fast

o- o i know go is fast but is it really that fast?

somber heath
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Blue smoke goes brr.

amber raptor
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Maybe, it depends on migration and server migration

somber heath
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Cross code. Happy code.

amber raptor
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During rewrites it’s common some inefficiency can be fixed so they can speed up.

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Also it could have been really old PHP vs modern Go

somber heath
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print(g"Hello, world.")```
woeful salmon
haughty pier
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another call...

rugged root
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You're a popular man, Aaron

haughty pier
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I mostly pretend to be a fly on the wall

somber heath
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When there are versions of Python that will run your code with a thing being unordered then in another version, that thing being ordered, then it behooves one to write in such a way that accounts for that.

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Unless you're explicitly specifying version.

rugged root
haughty pier
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so the way I got my nix shell to work with backspace was I dropped the --pure flag, which means I have more things on my path, including ncurses and kitty, and I wonder if those are sufficient to add to my shell so I can keep --pure for analytical and pedantic purposes...

rugged root
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It's the first time I've heard of kitty

haughty pier
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it's one of like three terminal emulators who support ligatures (without qualification), and it's the first of the three that I tried (because it came first and it uses Python), and it seems to work...

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until I have issues...

rugged root
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Wonder if blessed does

haughty pier
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there's also a lot more things on my path that are symlinked in directories that are intended to be used that way so the only way to know is to experiment... so I guess I get to experiment some more...

primal yacht
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Ah, ncurses ... that explains a lot

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You cannot even easily embed nucrses inside ncurses

haughty pier
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it certainly could, but one tell that I was not getting my shell set up correctly was my PS1 setting function is failing due to tput, which is giving me these errors: tput: unknown terminal "xterm-kitty"

somber heath
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Third door on the right that goes anywhere.

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The comms closet is the bathroom.

haughty pier
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also, when using --pure I'm also lacking environment variables like TERMINFO and TERMINFO_DIRS

somber heath
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People are always complaining about how shitty their internet connection is.

primal yacht
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Is your terminal using something like screen / etc. as a reference?

haughty pier
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but I usually get my environment variables and shell functions to fall into my environment even when using --pure

primal yacht
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If so, try setting TERM to that

haughty pier
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That might fix it but it seems rather hacky

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other things I'm doing also feel hacky

somber heath
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Newbernetes?

primal yacht
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You can probably test if TERM is set to that and then just adjust as needed ... while adding an "identifying environment variable" so you know you are running inside of it

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like how BASHPID (?) exists

crystal fox
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1976 was the year of the American Bicentennial, 200 years of independence and this booty shaker of a song hit the charts one week after the 4th of July entering at #79 and then #1 nine weeks later on September 11. Definitely the song of the summer of 76, it also spent four weeks at #1 on the R&B/Soul charts. KC was surprised at these accomplishm...

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somber heath
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Install an accelerometer into your hardware. Shaking it triggers the restart.

amber raptor
willow light
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ok, installing an accelerometer into my arduino now

sweet lodge
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What's icon on the right? Is this an organization contact? How to remove?

(Address is not saved in personal info)

primal yacht
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looks like a clipboard

rugged root
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Yeah, clipboard

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Probably linked to your browser

primal yacht
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but to remove, check your browser settings

rugged root
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jinx

sweet lodge
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User reports address not in their clipboard

rugged root
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It's not

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It's in their Browser

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It's likely a stored email

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It's just saying paste this email address

primal yacht
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I disable the Auto-Complete for most stuff.

sweet lodge
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Browser personal info is completely empty

rugged root
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Huh

primal yacht
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For stuff like "name" / "address" / etc., I totally disable it.
For password stuff, I just leave it at prompt

rugged root
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What's the site if you can say?

primal yacht
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It's likely stored in the browser for auto-complete

sweet lodge
primal yacht
rugged root
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Do they have any kind of password manager or browser extension?

sweet lodge
sweet lodge
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Looks like this, which is what made me think it'd be an organizational thing

rugged root
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Possibly/probably

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Never seen it apply to auto fill stuff

primal yacht
rugged root
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Edge?

sweet lodge
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Yeah

rugged root
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Yeah, might be network admin stuff

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I've just never encountered that before

primal yacht
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I assume Professional or whatever?
Windows edition, I mean

sweet lodge
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I'm the global admin, so I have permission to remove it if it is organizational, I just don't know how.

sweet lodge
rugged root
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@amber raptor Have you ever encountered this? Possibly having auto-fill emails and stuff be managed by the organization?

primal yacht
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Check the computer's settings ... what was it called again for the Computer Permissions related stuff?

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Control Panel > Administrative Tools > [whatever it is]
(or cloud based area according to @amber raptor - admin(dot)office(dot)com )

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@sweet lodge ^

rugged root
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I've just never seen something like that

willow light
amber raptor
sweet lodge
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Hmm. Not a contact (nor a guest)

crystal fox
amber raptor
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If you are not IT admin, ask them

sweet lodge
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I'm the only IT admin

amber raptor
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Then it’s buried in there

rugged root
crystal fox
primal yacht
crystal fox
main cove
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trolled

primal yacht
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SCSI

sweet lodge
rugged root
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Possible, still news to me

primal yacht
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A SCSI connector ( SKUZ-ee) is used to connect computer parts that use a system called SCSI to communicate with each other. Generally, two connectors, designated male and female, plug together to form a connection which allows two components, such as a computer and a disk drive, to communicate with each other. SCSI connectors can be electrical c...

sweet lodge
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Doing the same for me too.
Skimmed the Edge release notes, didn't see anything.
Interesting

amber raptor
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Auto fill is basic feature….

sweet lodge
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Yeah, autofill I got - but it's automatically prepending the last copied email to the top of the autofill list, and not letting me clear it, that parts new to me

woeful salmon
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it used to be
Structured English Query Language
SEQUEL
now its
Structured Query Language
S Q L
not
SEQUEL

amber raptor
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Auto Fill with learning/checking clip board is basic feature

rugged root
amber raptor
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Microsoft isn’t going to announce it from rooftops. Gold stars for basic features aren’t really a thing.

rugged root
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@prime lichen Sorry, I typically don't accept friend requests until I get to know folks better

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Nothing personal at all

amber raptor
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And Edge is tied to Chromium so feature could have come from them.

sweet lodge
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Fair, fair

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Just unexpected - took me a bit to understand

primal yacht
amber raptor
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Welcome to modern applications

prime lichen
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The thing is I am new in programming

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So I think you guys can help me out about the problems I faced in the programs

bronze quest
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hi

prime lichen
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Can you tell me some online youtube channels to learn python as a beginner

rugged root
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Absolutely!

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!resources So we have plenty on our site. Typically I suggest the websites for "Automate the Boring Stuff" and "A Byte of Python". If you prefer videos, we have a section that links to a couple channels that are excellent.

wise cargoBOT
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Resources

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

prime lichen
oak orchid
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hey

bronze quest
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I am having hard time debugging my code

oak orchid
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how are you

rugged root
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Good, 'bout yourself?

rugged root
prime lichen
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Can anyone help me about c ++

oak orchid
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im a french kid of 13 and i coding python about 6 month do you have some tuto for be better ?

prime lichen
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What settings should I use to auto save my c ++ codes

rugged root
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Not sure on that, Wiz. I can point you to some C++ focused servers

bronze quest
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Actually I use print statements to debug. getting frustrated seeing all prints

prime lichen
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What you guys prefer me as a beginner for learning python vs code or pycharm

primal yacht
rugged root
whole bear
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its crazy how much people know here

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when will i get this good

normal hinge
rugged root
bronze quest
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bye all

normal hinge
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i see so many people in Vc

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Hi hemlock

whole bear
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i cant even make an app yet

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all i know is fundamentals

rugged root
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Just keep trying stuff. Even if you're not making a whole program, just try out new little concepts or things you want to better understand

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And ask questions

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That's always important

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Never be afraid of asking something, even if you think it might sound stupid

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We all started somewhere, and we didn't know any of this at the start either

whole bear
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What kind of stuff can I start making with python

normal hinge
whole bear
normal hinge
whole bear
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what do people call programs? just programs?

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projects? idk

normal hinge
whole bear
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I usually just say apps for anything u make that can be used

rugged root
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Programs, apps, scripts, thingies, bane of existence, etc.

normal hinge
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if u learn python u will not understand some low stuff

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it is always good to go from hard to easy

primal yacht
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// Some ugly JavaScript ... ignore it
'use strit';
for (let text.process.argv[2], patt = /\S+/, mo; (mo = patt.exec(text)) !== null; console.log(mo[0])) ;
normal hinge
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rather then easy to hard

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C is not that hard

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pointers is somewhat confusing

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i agree

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i prefer c over java

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java is too code to write

whole bear
normal hinge
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My first language is C

primal yacht
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I agree with what Helmlock says, Python first.

normal hinge
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and iam happy i choose it becoz of academies

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Rust is also interesting

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i like forloop in rust

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same like python

whole bear
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my school is teaching me c++, I'm learning python on my own and know javascript/react pretty decently for a beginner

normal hinge
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Onething i hate in Rust is let keyword and that mutable concept

stuck furnace
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Just another way to define a function.

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Well, the body of the lambda has to be an expression.

normal hinge
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Hemlock i can say onething Learning C u can learn any language easily

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compare to python

rugged root
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If you say so

woeful salmon
normal hinge
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Rust Document is So damn nice

woeful salmon
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whichever you learn till you understand the concepts you will be fine in any language

normal hinge
whole bear
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I think python isnt a bad first language because its easier to learn the concepts of things

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then when you go to something like c or c++

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you don;t have to worry ab concepts as much

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just the abstraction or whatever

woeful salmon
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it also depends on what the person wants to do as a programmer

primal yacht
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>>> def add(a, b):
...     return a + b
... 
>>> add
<function add at MEMORY_ADDRESS_IN_HEX>
>>> add = (lambda a, b: a + b)
>>> add
<function <lambda> at MEMORY_ADDRESS_IN_HEX>
haughty pier
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lambda *args, **kwargs: x

is equivalent to

def lmbda(*args, **kwargs): return x

except the lambda is a single expression, so you can in-line them in dictionaries or function calls or whatever, and def cannot.

woeful salmon
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not everyone's coding embedded systems where you need to deal with kbs of memory

haughty pier
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>>> lambda:None
<function <lambda> at 0x7f348f2500d0>
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and the lambda doesn't know its name

whole bear
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I think my biggest issue is how I chose to learn python and javascript. I kinda did the step by step handholding learning (freecodecamp etc). So now I know the fundamentals but I'm afraid to build projects especially the thought of making something that can't be done in less than an hour or two. I know this is a terrible mindset though bc a MAJORITY of things wont be done that fast.

normal hinge
primal yacht
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I think I first learned QBASIC on my own (back in the Windows 95 / 98 days)

primal yacht
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30's

normal hinge
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oh

whole bear
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my school teaches me DS&A im mostly just worried about the software development process of things

primal yacht
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Old enough to remember when my 2 year younger brother purchased a Nintendo 64 from the local supermarket

normal hinge
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i think c or c++

whole bear
normal hinge
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thats bad choice

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why can't your teacher just focus on one language

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?

whole bear
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So say I wanted to make a Python Authentication app that generates a random code i can use for 2FA on websites like twitter etc @rugged root

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would that be possible?

woeful salmon
# normal hinge agree but learning low level is always helpful

True but again mostly but not always as someone doing front end web development for example would never need lower level things
even back end till you're decent enough with your data structures and algorithms you don't need to be dealing with anything low level

whole bear
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I think that'd be a cool first project if that's not too hard

normal hinge
whole bear
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Ah okay that makes sense

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Do you have any recommendations then? I'm more interested in like backend stuff

normal hinge
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Cisco uses python for network stuff

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my friend is working

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this proof is enough to show the power of python

rugged root
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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.

amber raptor
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Cisco uses Python to manage network equipment. Not for actual networking.

rugged root
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We got a whole huge list of potential projects and ideas

normal hinge
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and VMS

amber raptor
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Just pointing out that actual packet handling isn’t python.

whole bear
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Wouldn't algorithms be useful though for things like search?

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Like how is discords search so fast?

rugged root
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Typically those are premade solutions

whole bear
rugged root
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The kind of folks who make those are doctorates. They've made battle tested solutions

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Any time!

normal hinge
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he told me that they are providing Hardware support for start ups

rugged root
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Typically if you're doing things like cryptography (which would include the 2FA stuff), password solutions, some search engine solutions (although that's worth picking apart and trying to make a basic one) then you're going to be using a prebuilt solution

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From beginners to pro, sometimes it's just better to use something that someone did already if it works

whole bear
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are using libraries and apis necessarily bad? or are these prebuilt solutions different from those?

rugged root
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Oh no they're a necessity

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They're there to save you time

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So that you don't have to reinvent the wheel each time

normal hinge
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libraries are built by smartest people to make life of developers easy

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and they maintain it

rocky kiln
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idk where i heard it and who said it but theres a saying: "the best developer codes the least"

normal hinge
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if u write it may take weeks or month or years

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it depends how smart are u

rocky kiln
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going by that the less code you have to maintain the better the project is gonna be

rugged root
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To a point

whole bear
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Ig i'll just start with something simple like a cli weather app and image scraper

rugged root
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You still need to look at existing solutions to see if they're actually going to do what you need

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Not a bad policy

normal hinge
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Even if we write libraries 99.9% bugs will never be fixed

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haha

whole bear
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I didn't know you could tag voice chats that's cool

normal hinge
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and entire project gonna messed up

rocky kiln
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because a lot of people doing one thing they’re good at, is better than one person doing everthing theyre ok at

rugged root
primal yacht
rugged root
primal yacht
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🤦🏻‍♀️

whole bear
normal hinge
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and some other legends who spend everysecond improving

rocky kiln
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yeah this is talking extremes

woeful salmon
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okay now fly for me then mr everyone can do anything

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xD

rocky kiln
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but in general if there is a library or project that does what you need, then you're most likely better off using it

whole bear
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tyty

rocky kiln
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even if you have to do things differently from how you originally planned it

rugged root
#

Happy to help

normal hinge
#

Focus and persistent is something that u need

#

hemlock is a good singer

rugged root
#

Eh

normal hinge
#

haha

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ur good at singing country songs

whole bear
#

i program in notepad++

rugged root
#

That works

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Not a bad program

whole bear
#

kidding i use vscode it just seems the easiest imo

woeful salmon
#

👀 meanwhile indian houses -> no wood everything is concrete

#

1 earthquake we all die

primal yacht
#

@normal hinge you can ask me in here instead of DMs

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fine

whole bear
#

hi @forest zodiac

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Mojang souls?

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my mom is near

rugged root
whole bear
#

do you know python? @forest zodiac

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no sorry :?

forest zodiac
coarse birch
whole bear
#

ooo can i help

zenith radish
#
word = "coding"
whole bear
#

you should make your word a random.choice from a wordlist

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the put ur user input guess in a while loop with a certain amount of lives

lusty prawn
#

Hello

whole bear
#

hi

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hi

zenith radish
#
if guess in word:
woeful salmon
#

== is not-> !=

whole bear
#

did LP say they're a backend swe

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What size monitor do u guys recommend for programming? or should are u guys 2+ monitor andys

#

i know a dude that got taught himself programming last year of hs then got a job like 4 months after graduating dude makes like 90k a year now 2 years later @whole bear

#

I have a pc already

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i do plan on getting a 16in MB soon

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im waiting for m1 to come to the 16 inch

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m1 was so nice when i had it for MBA

haughty pier
#

@whole bear I switched to Linux while doing my MBA and never regretted it

coarse birch
whole bear
#

this is macos

rugged root
whole bear
#

if they sold a manual for that shit im like 100000x sure u can find a pdf on the internet first result google serach @haughty pier

woeful salmon
#

windows
proprietary: no privacy
wait for Microsoft forever to fix any bug
your os looks and feels as Microsoft wants not how you want
bloated
background processes hog all the memory
lacks unix tools like xxd, less, nano, vim, sed, awk, grep, etc (there's powershell alternatives but alot of them are harder to use and not as accessible as powershell community is much smaller)
...

linux
memory efficient
most distros have minimalist versions that come without bloat
has GNU utilities (unix utilities but better :p sux for mac and bsd users)
has package managers easy to install stuff
you own the os just switch out whatever
open source so you can fix bugs yourself (although if you can't someone else will eventually if you just make an issue)

elitist communities
too many choices
systemd haters (its not as bloated as ppl say its just not only a boot manager.... systemd is a whole suite of tools)
...

whole bear
#

this is why macOS is better than both

#

discord is closed source

whole bear
#

what is on your harddrive that you hate closed source software so much @haughty pier

#

u use wifi so thats where ur privacy left already

#

Do you think the vaccine is a microchip @haughty pier

woeful salmon
#

GNU utilities are still more convenient then posix compliant ones like mac's :p change my mind lol

whole bear
#

Wtf you leave on your pc that long?

#

I turn mine off every night

rugged root
woeful salmon
#

a big issue with people moving from windows to linux is often that they try to find same software they used on windows in linux instead of looking for alternatives made for linux
those software are mostly the ones that aren't on any distro's repo and you have to either compile from source or use snap

rugged root
#

And the free software doesn't typically have the same support or the same features. Open source does not mean better, but it also doesn't mean worse

coarse birch
woeful salmon
#

agreed

whole bear
#

do u like windows 11? @haughty pier

#

What about macOS

coarse birch
#

word = "coding"

guess = (input('enter the right answer: ')) #end-user will try to guess a right word

if guess in word == "coding":
print('Congratz you are not hanged')

else :
print('Try again')

#

says invalid syntax without lining the line

#

where it is invalid

woeful salmon
#

comparing open and closed source is like comparing 2 different countries

both would have good and bad places
nice people and shitbags

you can't really say 1 is all good or 1 is just bad even if 1 has a slightly better image

^ for most people

but for developers who can actually read and understand the code
open source mostly wins as we do actually get more benifits be it customizability, ability to contribute to our favorite project, etc

coarse birch
lilac vector
#

Hello

rugged root
#
if guess == word:
#

!stream 229855345726586891

wise cargoBOT
#

✅ @coarse birch can now stream until <t:1632855264:f>.

rugged root
#

@coarse birch

mortal crystal
#

how you get the privilege of speaking mates?

zenith radish
#

!voice

wise cargoBOT
#

Voice verification

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

mortal crystal
regal raptor
#

Is there someone know how i cab sum:
Sqrt(1) + sqrt(2) + sqrt(3) +.... sqrt(n)

#

In general

rugged root
#

I'll be on in a moment, going to hop in the van for deliveries

round tundra
#

@coarse birch you need to exit from the python interactive console if you want to run your program

zenith radish
molten hound
#

!code

wise cargoBOT
#

Here's how to format Python code on Discord:

```py
print('Hello world!')
```

These are backticks, not quotes. Check this out if you can't find the backtick key.

molten hound
#
#Percent Omega ,Radial
manual_spans_reversal = [(16,32),(183,212),(227,243),(257,282),(527,562),(587,601),(767,797),(849,873),(887,912),(961,1051),(1068,1096),(1292,1308),(1353,1366),(1741,1757),(1770,1786),(1803,1857),(2124,2137),(2160,2173),(2204,2224),(2241,2341),(2375,2415),(2432,2457),(2775,2795),(2806,2853),(2911,3002),(3114,3124),(3152,3174),(3532,3551),(3609,2624),(3887,3952),(4223,4241),(4329,4347),(4532,4563),(4652,4671),(4682,4697),(4937,4973)]

total_count = 0
total_frames = 0
overlap_count = 0
overlap_frames = 0
for i in manual_spans_omega:
    total_count += 1
    total_frames += (i[1]-i[0])
    check = 0
    for j in ranges_omega:
        if (j[0] > i[0] and j[0] < i[1]):
            if check == 0:
                overlap_count += 1
                check = 1
            overlap_frames += (min([i[1],j[1]]) - j[0])
        elif (i[0] > j[0] and i[0] < j[1]):
            if check == 0:
                overlap_count += 1
                check = 1
            overlap_frames += (min([i[1],j[1]]) - i[0])
percent_called = (float(overlap_count)/total_count)*100
percent_overlap = (float(overlap_frames )/total_frames)*100
print(percent_called, percent_overlap)
wraith kernel
#

Hi

#

?

zenith radish
#

@molten hound (StartA <= EndB) and (EndA >= StartB)

#

overlap formula

wraith kernel
#

I must be listening to stuff I cannot understand

molten hound
wraith kernel
#

@coarse birch are you trying to make hangman?

#

Ok

#

Ah yes sun tzu and his quotes

#

Idk if it’s a bad joke

#

Who said “is it good to be a coder”

#

You don’t @haughty pier ?

#

Bruh

#

Idk if I can answer it

#

Cuz I’m young and unintelligent to the world

#

@rugged root turning 14 in few months

#

I have no idea what SQL is

#

Harder then C?

#

@zenith radish sounds hard to do that

#

I’m going to go now

#

Bye now

molten hound
coarse birch
#

yeah hangman

kind wharf
#

print("foo", flush=trie)

#

@haughty pier

haughty pier
#
Help on built-in function print in module builtins:

print(...)
    print(value, ..., sep=' ', end='\n', file=sys.stdout, flush=False)

    Prints the values to a stream, or to sys.stdout by default.
    Optional keyword arguments:
... 
   flush: whether to forcibly flush the stream.
#

the above was retrieved via help(print)

#

also, for your entire Python process:

#
python --help
...
-u     : force the stdout and stderr streams to be unbuffered;
         this option has no effect on stdin; also PYTHONUNBUFFERED=x
terse needle
#

!voice

wise cargoBOT
#

Voice verification

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

misty belfry
#

I joined today so

#

Can't

#

@haughty pier

#

Lienucks

#

@terse needle Lie nuks

#

It's not loading Aron

#

Is this a terminal

misty belfry
#

I am back

#

Hi

#

@haughty pier I am so opinionated that my opinions cancel out each other leaving me with no opinion

errant nova
#

Ansible is an open-source software provisioning, configuration management, and application-deployment tool enabling infrastructure as code. It runs on many Unix-like systems, and can configure both Unix-like systems as well as Microsoft Windows. It includes its own declarative language to describe system configuration.
Ansible was written by Mic...

haughty pier
#
tidal salmon
#

hmm, looks like the VPN still won't let me talk or listen.

plush spire
#

@leaden comet Hey man, I'm just listening in the chat. I'd say I'm an intermediate python programmer, but I don't have any advanced level courses I can take currently. Could you recommend how to begin to learn structuring for larger projects? I recently took on a large project and I'm having issues learning standard practices of organization and structuring. I hope this isn't too vague. I can give an example if needed lol.

#

@wary meadow ty

#

@leaden comet @wary meadow Will do. I'm trying to deploy a local webserver for home automation/stats, with authentication, create a live updated GUI from SQLite db, and I understand how to do 90% of it. The issue is putting it all together, it becomes a hodgepodge of disgusting code. In reality it's because I'm extremely limited in time due to my job and studies.

#

....flask....

#

lol

#

I need it to be light

#

raspberry pi running the deployment, and ESP32 boards gathering info/receiving commands and doing things.

leaden comet
plush spire
#

I'll give it a watch. are you guys doing cybersecurity at all?

#

Yeah, I want to release my project in about a year so, I can do multiple versions lol

leaden comet
#

naw, security scares me so much.

plush spire
#

I'm going for it after I graduate in December

leaden comet
#

very well paid jobs in that field

plush spire
#

the plan^

#

but, starting with net+

#

I HATE cisco

leaden comet
#

CCENT

plush spire
#

@leaden comet lol fuck, drink the cool aid

leaden comet
plush spire
#

Stupid question: What does it mean exactly to deploy a webserver? Why can't a raspberry pi execute the python coded files and run the webserver itself, without the frameworks in this picture? I it considered unsafe, inefficient or something else?

#

@leaden comet

leaden comet
#

your raspberry pi can be a server

plush spire
#

So, just execute the code is the same thing as deploying it? I just wanted to make sure I wasn't missing something here.

#

okay okay, gotcha ty ty

#

I have no type of mentor or someone irl to talk to about this stuff so this is cool. Yeah, I use pycharm on my pc and have a repository

#

ssh and do that, yeah

#

lol

leaden comet
plush spire
#

Great, joined your disc, I can bother you all the time with stupid questions.

leaden comet
#

sure!

plush spire
#

@leaden comet @wary meadow I'm currently and AV/Control Technician. I'm finishing a degree in MIS, and then doing those certs above.

errant nova
plush spire
#

@haughty pier @errant nova That looks really cool. I will try to run it an play with it this weekend!

haughty pier
haughty pier
#

people keep joining voice chat without voice perms - there's a voice-chat information channel above that tells you how to get the voice role, though, you just need to be a member of the server here for so long and post so many text posts...

errant nova
#

@haughty pier too tired to look at it now - but I'll see tomorrow

languid acorn
#

i have one doubt ?!

sick yacht
#

Do I just text enough right?

#

Yeah I won't violate any rules

#

Fail for me

#

I have lived in Canberra for 3 yrs

#

Still having trouble telling the difference lol

#

Life was nice back there

#

Not stressful

#

What car do u have?

#

Had this in Aus

#

Lots of memories

#

Yes I'm a car guy

#

Yea

#

Not gonna be better for me

#

I wanna visit Australia some day again

#

I gtg

#

I have a Physics quiz after I get up

#

Peace

ornate quiver
#

i cannot stand my mic

#

oh well

#

i would not mutilate myself with esoteric langs

#

why did i choose the path of implementing chess and not using the chess package and have everything clean and ready

ornate quiver
#

i regret every decision i make

#

@strong arch u have any suggestions for the undo mechanic

#

now uh thanks @somber heath @strong arch

ornate quiver
#

pascal is a lovely lang

strong arch
ornate quiver
#

oh my

#

that is actually so great

#

everything can just be expressed in symbols and poof we have concise math exprs

ornate quiver
whole bear
#

hi @somber heath

#

do not scroll to the bottom of the servers member list or face yor worst fears

#

i found a bug in discord

#

@somber heath ^^^

#

look at the video

#

i bugged the member scroll thing

#

yeaaaa

#

that happends to my bot

sinful igloo
#

@somber heath

#

Let me show you my code

#

I can’t do anything

#

Bcuz I am not voice verified yet

#

It is my probelm

#

But Tommorow I can talk

#

Bcuz

#

I checked

#

I should be 3 days in the server

#

It is Day 2

stoic grail
#

heyyy opal

sinful igloo
#

Opal

#

Opal one sec

#

Btw my birthday is coming

stoic grail
#

Why don't you reply to dm's 😦 @somber heath

sinful igloo
#

@somber heath, my birthday coming in few days

stoic grail
#

sed life

#

im in da vc

somber heath
#

I believe I made myself clear as to why.

stoic grail
#

😦

#

😭

somber heath
#

A point you've elected to disregard.

stoic grail
#

i wanted you to see my bot 😭

#

Lol

sinful igloo
stoic grail
#

he is in the vc

#

oh no

#

sorry

#

ok

#

ee

#

me sux

whole bear
#

hola to whoever was that one xd

#

@somber heath HOLA

#

yeeeeeh lmaooo

#

yeah i can work with it

#

i've heard way worse mics

#

naaah just a little cracked

#

volume is ok

#

no problemo

gentle blade
#

@somber heath hello

sinful igloo
#

@somber heath Hello

gentle blade
#

@somber heath i m sorry but would u mind repeating that

#

@somber heath okay cool
how r u

sinful igloo
#

I feel terrible right now!

gentle blade
#

@somber heath it is thats y i would like an honest answer

#

@somber heath yes i did

sinful igloo
#

My Code feels me terrible

#

Bcuz

#

It makes more complex

somber heath
#

!zen

wise cargoBOT
#
The Zen of Python, by Tim Peters

Beautiful is better than ugly.
Explicit is better than implicit.
Simple is better than complex.
Complex is better than complicated.
Flat is better than nested.
Sparse is better than dense.
Readability counts.
Special cases aren't special enough to break the rules.
Although practicality beats purity.
Errors should never pass silently.
Unless explicitly silenced.
In the face of ambiguity, refuse the temptation to guess.
There should be one-- and preferably only one --obvious way to do it.
Although that way may not be obvious at first unless you're Dutch.
Now is better than never.
Although never is often better than right now.
If the implementation is hard to explain, it's a bad idea.
If the implementation is easy to explain, it may be a good idea.
Namespaces are one honking great idea -- let's do more of those!

sinful igloo
#

I am making an bot whihc can help me with my studies

#

I am using for my school uses

#

Bcuz

#

I want some past data for future exams

#

Yea

#

Yea

#

Like an recap

#

Basically

#

Started making it yesterday

#

Ok

#

I am going to make an fresh new code

#

Yep

#

No

#

No

#

I am going just leave the old one

#

Make an new one

#

But

#

This time

#

I am going to make the chat bot myself

#

Yea

#

Opal

#

I have an doubt

#

I am going to take full couse tutorial and take the most important for my chat bot

#

Will it work

#

I am really new

#

So I don’t have clue of idea

#

But I am going to do it

#

It

#

Ig

somber heath
#

Corey Schafer, YouTube. Playlists. Python.

sinful igloo
#

Yoo

#

Opal

#

I am on the code right now

#

Oh

#

So

#

Made an fresh new code

#

But this time

#

I made an new code

#

I mean file

#

Sorry

#

I am new

#

Let me try

#

Dude

#

My first attempt failed

#

Just an simple Print command

#

I opened Hello word

#

Come on

#

Why

#

Why I am so bad at python

#

Oh

#

I have an idea

#

Opal

#

Opal

somber heath
sinful igloo
#

But first I need read python

somber heath
#

!resources

wise cargoBOT
#
Resources

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

sinful igloo
#

So guys

#

I am coding on iPad

#

So my idea of plan is too

#

If my message works

strong arch
#
sinful igloo
#

What does it do

#

I am doing all my thing on my iPad

#

I am just 12

#

It is not python

#

It is Python Programming Interpreter

#

3.7

#

I to upgrade I need spend money

#

Guys

#

I made the first code work

#

Which the print code

#

Just Hello world

#

Now

#

I am going to an calculator

#

I am an high school student

#

LOl

#

LOL

#

Yep

#

I need to make this study bot

#

Quick

#

So I have to learn fast

#

So cya

#

Can I make guis

#

Guys

#

@somber heath can I make guis

#

@somber heath

somber heath
#

Python comes with tkinter.

sinful igloo
#

Oh

#

Can we make those

#

I am using iPad

whole bear
#

How do i verify my voice

somber heath
#

There are other, third party gui frameworks.

sinful igloo
#

Ok

#

Let me try this out

whole bear
#

Idk since my friend send me to join 😂

somber heath
#

Python and iPads are probably a bit of a nonstarter.

#

Apple wants everything in their walled garden to be Apple.

sinful igloo
#

Hi

#

I will make this voiced

somber heath
#

For touchscreen things, there is Kivy.

#

Cover your Python foundational knowledge, first.

wise cargoBOT
#

Hey @whole bear!

Uh-oh! It looks like your message got zapped by our spam filter. We currently don't allow .txt attachments, so here are some tips to help you travel safely:

• If you attempted to send a message longer than 2000 characters, try shortening your message to fit within the character limit or use a pasting service (see below)

• If you tried to show someone your code, you can use codeblocks
(run !code-blocks in #bot-commands for more information) or use a pasting service like:

https://paste.pythondiscord.com

strong arch
#

!paste @whole bear

wise cargoBOT
#

Pasting large amounts of code

If your code is too long to fit in a codeblock in discord, you can paste your code here:
https://paste.pythondiscord.com/

After pasting your code, save it by clicking the floppy disk icon in the top right, or by typing ctrl + S. After doing that, the URL should change. Copy the URL and post it here so others can see it.

somber heath
#

With adequate foundational knowledge, you can know enough to teach yourself other modules and frameworks.

#

!ytdl

wise cargoBOT
#

Per Python Discord's Rule 5, we are unable to assist with questions related to youtube-dl, pytube, or other YouTube video downloaders as their usage violates YouTube's Terms of Service.

For reference, this usage is covered by the following clauses in YouTube's TOS, as of 2021-03-17:

The following restrictions apply to your use of the Service. You are not allowed to:

1. access, reproduce, download, distribute, transmit, broadcast, display, sell, license, alter, modify or otherwise use any part of the Service or any Content except: (a) as specifically permitted by the Service;  (b) with prior written permission from YouTube and, if applicable, the respective rights holders; or (c) as permitted by applicable law;

3. access the Service using any automated means (such as robots, botnets or scrapers) except: (a) in the case of public search engines, in accordance with YouTube’s robots.txt file; (b) with YouTube’s prior written permission; or (c) as permitted by applicable law;

9. use the Service to view or listen to Content other than for personal, non-commercial use (for example, you may not publicly screen videos or stream music from the Service)
sinful igloo
#

@somber heath

#

Opal!!!!!!!!!

#

GGGGGGGGGGGGuuuuuuuuyyyyyyysss

#

@somber heath

#

Do you have bunch of tutorial Codes

wooden fiber
#

This course will give you a full introduction into all of the core concepts in python. Follow along with the videos and you'll be a python programmer in no time!
Want more from Mike? He's starting a coding RPG/Bootcamp - https://simulator.dev/

⭐️ Contents ⭐
⌨️ (0:00) Introduction
⌨️ (1:45) Installing Python & PyCharm
⌨️ (6:40) Setup & Hello Wor...

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mental flume
#

@strong arch Refrain from trying to post links like lmgtfy, it's dismissive and intimidating to beginners. You're free to teach people to find their own answers, but do it in a friendly way.

sinful igloo
#

Giys

#

I made an calculator code

spiral jay
#

@somber heath hey wats up man

sinful igloo
#

Opal isn’t here

amber mesa
#

Random question: do you guys think graduating with $8,000 to $10,000 of debt from college is chum change?

zenith radish
#

Americans be like

sinful igloo
#

@zenith radish

#

I have an doubt

#

Can you tell what are you coding

zenith radish
#

Screen capture, encoding and payloading using nvidia drivers

#

@sinful igloo

sinful igloo
#

Yoo Opal

somber heath
# sinful igloo

I would need to see the rest of the code to get an idea of what you're doing.

sinful igloo
#
import pyttsx

recognizer = sppech_recognition.recognizer
while True:

try:

    with speech_recognition.Mircrophone() as mic:
    
    recognizer.adjust_for_ambient_noice (mic, duration = 0.5)
    audio = recognizer.listen(mic)
    
    text = recognizer.reocgnize_google(audio)
    text = text.lower()
    
    print("Recognized{text}")
    
    except speech_recognition.UnknownValueError():
    
  recognize =speech_recognition.Recognizer()
  continue```
somber heath
#

You have a try without an except.

#

!e py try: ...

wise cargoBOT
#

@somber heath :x: Your eval job has completed with return code 1.

001 |   File "<string>", line 2
002 |     ...
003 |        ^
004 | SyntaxError: unexpected EOF while parsing
somber heath
#

You have a with that you don't make a codeblock indent for.

sinful igloo
#

What should I’d o

somber heath
#

Presumably you have code you want to have run within the context of mic representing a...listening microphone?

sinful igloo
#

I want to the bot to listen to me

#

And not the mic listen

somber heath
#

Here's how I use a with elsewise.

#
with open("file.txt", "r") as file:
    text = file.read()```
#

with, the context manager, is a codeblock-requiring thing.

sinful igloo
#

Ok

#

Now what codeblock should I add

somber heath
#

As in four spaces...the one indent.

#

I don't know.

#

It's your code.

#

How long have you been doing Python?

sinful igloo
#

Dude

#

Like. 18hrs

somber heath
#

Right.

#

So. Go on Youtube. Find Corey Schafer.

#

Go to his playlists.

#

Find the "Python for beginners" playlist.

#

Go through that.

#

Get yourself oriented.

sinful igloo
#

I want get a key about what is an codeblock

#

Are u playing some louder music in the universe

somber heath
#

Don't worry about doing any bot code or voice recognition or anything like that.

sinful igloo
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Dude

somber heath
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Not until you've built your foundational knowledge.

sinful igloo
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Opal

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Yep

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Let go it

somber heath
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Then you can build on top of it.

sinful igloo
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Ok

sick cloud
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@zenith radish hello

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@zenith radish which editor are you using?

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alr

whole bear
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hi

sick cloud
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nice

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@zenith radish why don't use an editor like vscode?

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alr alr

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ten thousand open tabs lol

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@zenith radish you are learning from experience i see

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i browser can barely handle 10 open tabs

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hmm

somber heath
# sinful igloo Ok

In this Python Beginner Tutorial, we will start with the basics of how to install and setup Python for Mac and Windows. We will also take a look at the interactive prompt, as well as creating and running our first script. Let's get started.

Mac Install: 1:25
Windows Install: 5:44
Installs Complete: 8:37

Watch the full Python Beginner Series he...

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Here's that playlist I mentioned earlier.

lapis anvil
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hello everyone,i am new here to phython and this community

coarse cape
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supp @zenith radish 👋

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do you use emacs for c++ too?

lapis anvil
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did by any chance anyone here are majoring in information system?or are preparing to be one?

lapis anvil
zenith radish
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@coarse cape ye

coarse cape
coarse cape
zenith radish
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it's good, I use dap-mode to connect to GDB

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and GDB is as good as debuggers get imo

lapis anvil
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@whole bear yo

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hello too

whole bear
sick cloud
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helo, and i gtg

urban hound
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hello

whole bear
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!pt

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!t

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whole bear
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wait no

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!ot

wise cargoBOT
forest zodiac
stuck furnace
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Hello 👀

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Alright 😄

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Ah right, I know some of those words.

zenith radish
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I like you, @stuck furnace

rugged root
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Oh right, forgot I didn't log off of my machine yesterday

coarse cape
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im back 👋

rugged root
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Was wondering why everything was already up and running

coarse cape
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Hemlock, wont you be joining us?

rugged root
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I just sat down

coarse cape
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ah my bad

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hiya

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good morning ig?

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xDD

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cool beans

whole bear
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voice chat seems busy , my bad

coarse cape
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show it?

stuck furnace
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Hello Hemlock

swift valley
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G'evening

woeful salmon
# rugged root I just sat down

hemlock did you lose weight btw? i'm looking at your profile pic and i remember you streaming day before yesterday your face looked much thinner in the stream

rugged root
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I might have a little

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Haven't checked my weight in a bit

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I know I'm a bit heavier than I'd like

woeful salmon
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👀 i'm 100 kgs... 6'1 tall like 20 kg overweight rn

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you're much healthier

rugged root
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My diet says otherwise

coarse cape
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no one gonna stream eh?

swift valley
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If my internet's nice to me I'll go stream

coarse cape
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TIME ZONESSSSS

swift valley
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Probably configuring my shell

coarse cape
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@zenith radish which lang mate?

rugged root
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Go

coarse cape
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i can help in c++, js, py and rust

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SCREW IT

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wait

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plain c or objective?

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idk objective c

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ah

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im an enum addict 🥲

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i do everythin with OOP

swift valley
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I find it weird how when I'm learning new languages, the first time I do it, I'm super stumped, and when I come back everything just makes sense

coarse cape
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c isnt object oriented innit?

swift valley
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I used to not understand Rust lifetimes now I do

coarse cape
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rust goes brr but its very young

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c++ wont be replaced anywhere in the next 30 years or so

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go is a google chad lang

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ive never used it before

swift valley
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"Oh, what's 'static?"
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"Oh, it just means it lives arbitrarily"

coarse cape
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hehe

swift valley
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Part of that intuition comes from tooling honestly

coarse cape
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true

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btw

swift valley
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Rust is great at helpful compiler errors

coarse cape
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any good rust and c++ ide's?

swift valley
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Emacs

coarse cape
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ive used vscode, im scared of tememetry

swift valley
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anything that has LSP support really

coarse cape
mental flume
coarse cape
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@zenith radish which one again?

zenith radish
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CLion

coarse cape
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ah

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jetbeans

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xD

swift valley
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I have a vanilla Emacs config

coarse cape
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give it

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repo link

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imma try

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does it have lsp and debugging?

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i tried @zenith radish 's configs but the white background ticked me off

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oh wot