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holy shit eivl's voice is so German.
@cerulean plank hi spongebob
linux; debian 11 with i3wm
oh i never knew how it looked thx
I mean, how it looks doesn't really depend on the os
age of wisdom ... 🤣
ik but u have a basic idea
you can customise looks very heavily
I can make my linux look like windows
or like macos
omg plz mute this 9 year old lwiay viewer
ooo noice
I muted unconscioustask, for myself
if that's who you mean
thx
I suggest you do the same, for yourself
for christ sake he is a menace
better
i am a photoshop artist
kinda like on a pro level ngl
u shud do more intense editing not a fricking french smoking duck
ik ik jk
just use photoshop
ok bye gtg
gimp
or paint.net
ooo i dint know
the only thing photoshop cant do
if it gets that it will be the complete photo editing software that everyone loves
plz ban unconsious
none of us are mods
sad
sorry can u say that gain gotta mute him
but he can disturb others
u have a brain quakamole
thats lucky
prolly report him
verbood
oh thx
UnconcsiousTask#9226
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oh cause not been in this server for more than 3 days
lol
nope
A gopnik (Russian: гопник, romanized: gopnik, pronounced [ˈɡopnʲɪk]; Ukrainian: гопник, romanized: hopnyk; Belarusian: гопнік, romanized: hopnik) is a member of a delinquent subculture in Russia, Ukraine, Belarus, and in other former Soviet republics – a young man (or a woman, a gopnitsa) of working-class background who usually lives in Russian ...
gopnik but he reincarnated as a duck
and ended up in the queens bath tub
also check out the other ducks at https://github.com/python-discord/branding/tree/main/emotes/duckies
so you can compare
:ok_hand: applied mute to @gentle flint until <t:1635015524:f> (9 minutes and 59 seconds) (reason: discord_emojis rule: sent 23 emojis in 10s).
!unmute 473859714162360320
:incoming_envelope: :ok_hand: pardoned infraction mute for @gentle flint.
thanks
I forgot about that rule
no, they're not all mine
this is my first
@whole bear let's keep in this chat
hmmm?
are u like a dm hater?
thx
i sold this one for a $100
ok
oh wait
it took me 8 hours of editing lol
not this website
not my bio
the image
oh
yeha
that image
took me 8 houts of editing
ik
thx
that website is just a prank
have a good day guys bye
cheers
how to see if a member is ont the server or not?
ok
thx
they banne dhim
les goooo
unconsious is gone
for good
where?
i cant ping him
idk lol
what are streaming perms
?
oh streaming permissions
oh ok
llok at fix terrors pfp
no unconsious is here
im back lol
i got banned
ayyyy
my mod mail worked
faq off
trust me do it again unconsious and ill send this to mod mail"UnconcsiousTask#9226 he is back after his ban period and he is doing it again" i already sent this to them "UnconcsiousTask#9226 was shouting like a maniac in the voice chat 0" and u also got banned once so u aint got a goodd reputation
i have alts
on this server
that are voice verified
oh for christ sake
9 year old
im mature
lwiay viewer
how am i 9
meantally 9
physically 1
so i am entrepreneur
!mute 706706883595075645 
:incoming_envelope: :ok_hand: applied mute to @whole bear until <t:1635020225:f> (59 minutes and 59 seconds).
!mute 898844665212710924 
:incoming_envelope: :ok_hand: applied mute to @whole bear until <t:1635020234:f> (59 minutes and 59 seconds).
@nova solstice @whole bear has just admitted to having an alt and planning ban evasion; a total ban might be more appropriate
Thanks, we'll handle it how we see fit
my bad
That wasn't supposed to sound quite so aggressive, sorry lol
Also fwiw they weren't ban evading.
OK, fair
Hello
re.IGNORECASE | re.VERBOSE
re.compile(..., flags = re.IGNORECASE | re.VERBOSE)
https://www.linkedin.com```
I am sorry my bad
just dumping this here while I make some changes; please ignore
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
# Create one instance, seeded from current time, and export its methods
# as module-level functions. The functions share state across all uses
# (both in the user's code and in the Python libraries), but that's fine
# for most programs and is easier for the casual user than making them
# instantiate their own Random() instance.
# This idea comes directly from the stdlib random module.
_inst = _API()
version = _inst.version
units = _inst.units
limit_cap = _inst.limit_cap
limit_used = _inst.limit_used
ping = _inst.ping
revoke = _inst.revoke
hello everyone 🙂
hey
hello
a way to patch a function
so you replace an internal function by a different one, just for the test
@gentle flint why don't you use a separate enum class for the dictionary and then return it in patched_get ()?
can someone help me with this recursive thing
I didn't really hear what you said sorry 😄
Erm, it's a little hard for me to follow along. But does it have something to do with positional/keyword arguments?
🤔
Erm, a long time ago I think 
u guys
this is the test
https://paste.pythondiscord.com/vesisokaxe.py
One sec, I'm not the fastest at reading code.
Python wrapper for the Flight Plan Database API. Contribute to PH-KDX/flightplandb-py development by creating an account on GitHub.
Hello Jake!
Do you need a self argument? 🤔
In the monkeypatched function.
¯_(ツ)_/¯
Wait, did it work? 😄
Ah yeah, so it thought the first second argument in the original method was called path and the first argument in the monkeypatch function was also called path.

https://getfedora.org/en/workstation/. I use this OS. what is your opinion?
Choose Freedom. Choose Fedora. Pick a flavor of Fedora streamlined for your needs, and get to work right away.
@stuck furnace found out where it came from
when using mocker, self should not be included
when using monkeypatch, it should
very confusing, but that's how it is
Oh right

Could you help me how to run an example program from the book "Automate the Boring Stuff with Python" on Mu Editor? I can screen share and you can tell me what I'm doing wrong. But I can't use the mic right now.
just a sec let me copy paste
sorry its taking long time just a sec
k
name = 'Carol'
age = 3000
if name == 'Alice':
print('Hi, Alice.')
elif age < 12:
print('You are not Alice, kiddo.')
➊ elif age > 100:
print('You are not Alice, grannie.')
elif age > 2000:
print('Unlike you, Alice is not an undead, immortal vampire.')
i wish i could "screen" but i don't have the right in this channel for some reason.
can you please put your code in backticks to preserve indentation; it's basically impossible to see what's wrong here
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.
yeah, that's normal
can i call u so i can 'screen' my editor
no thank you
'''
name = 'Carol'
age = 3000
if name == 'Alice':
print('Hi, Alice.')
elif age < 12:
print('You are not Alice, kiddo.')
➊ elif age > 100:
print('You are not Alice, grannie.')
elif age > 2000:
print('Unlike you, Alice is not an undead, immortal vampire.')
'''
age = 3000
if name == 'Alice':
print('Hi, Alice.')
elif age < 12:
print('You are not Alice, kiddo.')
➊ elif age > 100:
print('You are not Alice, grannie.')
elif age > 2000:
print('Unlike you, Alice is not an undead, immortal vampire.')```
excellent
thanks
so what error are you getting
also should that ➊ be there
@slow elm you there?
ah
i don't know where to put the code
I see
well
chapter 1 explains that in detail
check out the section "Your first program"
To open a new file in Mu, click the New button on the top row.
Once you’ve entered your source code, save it so that you won’t have to retype it each time you start Mu. Click the Save button, enter your file name in the File Name field, and then click Save.
Once you’ve saved, let’s run our program. Press the F5 key. Your program should run in the interactive shell window. Remember, you have to press F5 from the file editor window, not the interactive shell window.
IndentationError: unexpected indent
and in the chapter you linked me it said what to call the file
save it as
vampire2.py:
what's the full error
line 2
age = 3000
^
IndentationError: unexpected indent
starting with Traceback: and all the lines coming after that
oh
yeah, right
check how the lines are indented in the book and in your code
ok
thx, it's working now. i deleted all the indentations.
ah, glad to hear it
read the text under the code in the book
Do you guys mind if I just join to listen the tech conversation and jargon?
just curiosity, as I am gonna learn CS in uk.
not gonna disturb or anything.
Or is it private class sort of thing?
literally 4 sentences later @slow elm
ain't no conversation
oh i see, thx
oh okay, got it
but you're free to join if you feel like it
this is a democratic voice chat
albeit a very silent one
thx for ur help today, im gonna go now
k, gl
thx mate
yh, lol
how about you?
I accidentily though that my discord is gonna join only UK servers.. agh
no problem
this one's pretty international
but there's also UK people here
I'm somewhat UK, but living there
nice, are you in tech for a long time?
sorry, out of curiosity
depends what you call tech
I've only had a programming job for 2 months
hi
what is this
oh cool im pretty new to python
nice
i am new too, came from swift mobile ios
i came from directx and c++
nice eomalo
so leaving you guys, taking some rest
afk
thx
cheers
yeah
which distro
debian 11
oh nice im planning to use debian also maybe gonna switch from windows
ah, what went wrong with it?
it was laggy drivers werent working right
gpu drivers?
yea
yeah, you'd probably have similar issues on debian
it's the one issue with linux in general
manufacturers refuse to release driver info for their hardware to linux devs
so linux devs have to reverse-engineer drivers for them as well as they can
If you want to do lots of gaming you'd honestly be best off sticking with windows, probably
480gb
yeah, bit small for partitioning with lots of games
¯_(ツ)_/¯
for me it was less laggy on hdd than windows was
perhaps it's just popos being slow
yea for sure
alright
glhf
last time I tried to ste up mint it was a dismal failure, but that was cuz the hdd turned out not to be plugged in
hardly the fault of mint
oh 😄
yeah, it was a bit silly
that api looks complicated
the wrapper I'm working on?
yea
it's mostly 'cuz I have no clue how pytest mocking works
personal project
the python programs I write for my job are far more annoying to work with, unfortunately
i cant unmute lol its annoying
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oh its becuase im not in for 3 days yet
counter = 0
somerandomlist = [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13]
for i in somerandomlist:
if counter < 10:
print(i)
counter += 1
else:
break
async def ban(ctx, member : discord.Member, reason=None):
"""Bans a user"""
if reason == None:
await ctx.send(f"Woah {ctx.author.mention}, Make sure you provide a reason!")
else:
messageok = f"You have been banned from {ctx.guild.name} for {reason}"
await member.send(messageok)
await member.ban(reason=reason)
i did the ban like this
java aint that bad
maybe not too common but there is
aight guys
im out for the night
cya'll
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@lean shore
Thanks a lot!
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I am also a java Dev but moving to python now
Decided to make the move literally yesterday when my friend told what took me 8 hours to do with 6000 lines of code he could with python in 30 mins with only 500 lines
yea but java is way faster
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eli@parsley:~$
@whole bear
It's what monkeys wear when they're trying to quit smoking.
Well, you wear a nicotine patch when you're trying to quit smoking.
So maybe you wear a monkey patch when you're trying to quit monkeys.
have you ever taken a picture of yourself then realized that you took the worst possible angle with worst possible expression (look like a drug addict) with noise in the image on top of that
i just did
!e print("hi")
@gentle flint :white_check_mark: Your eval job has completed with return code 0.
hi
!eval print("hi")
@gentle flint :white_check_mark: Your eval job has completed with return code 0.
hi
@whole bear
Dat mustache.
@whole bear :white_check_mark: Your eval job has completed with return code 0.
joe mama
yes sir i have
@whole bear
yup
Python 3.10 was released
???
yeah, we had a stream about it a few weeks ago
or was it a week?
it's nice
pattern matching and stuff
I missed it :/
o rip
it is in yt
Why don't you use the source control pane in vscode instead... Wayyy more convenient imo
ig so. But when you have to checkout and in multiple branches it can get a bit overwhelming. I used to do it with the git cli but then I started to push stuff in wrong branches and goof around with stashes, so I decided to use that instead
Preferences ig then
But you should try it out it's got a really easy learning curve.. Usually I prefer CLI over GUI but this really made my life easier ngl. Then again you said that you are not primarily a vs code user so then it makes sense to use the terminal in whichever IDE you are working in
Are u on arch?
see here
Carpool tunnel.
dwm is really good for what it is but most people aren't comfortable having to compile programs / change c source code
/ header files
I used to use linux but idk in the recent kernels my wifi card's performance has really gone down with linux so I had to settle with WSL
hi bros
its very quiet rn
?
whats excellent?
ok ill watch it by not watching because im already watching it
this is excellent
sorry had to leave for a sec
@gentle flint while your coding i am gonna read and write on gcse OCR computer science
if you need any help press the writing area use @ then write MoDaGrate#1771 then enter
got it?
then
i shall carry on what i am doing
since man needs to learn tingz
hewo
We get Hemlock weekdays.
how does hexadecimal numbers work?
Hexadecimal Number System is one the type of Number Representation techniques, in which there value of base is 16. That means there are only 16 symbols or possi ...
thx
np
thats a lot
for python files alone it's 4107 lines
whats the highest amount of line of code someone has done?
Who has the most lines of code?
As you can see, Google has by far the largest codebase of all. And all 2 billion lines of code fits into a single code repository.24 May 2017
hmmmm
bros im gonna try convert hex to denary
give me a number to convert
any number from 1-99
i really do wish to see if i am good at it
@gentle flint nice
69AB
i got 2 answers since im bit confused
is it either
81 or 105? or none?
(note i only did the number not the AB)
A loud squeak? Maybe someone's mouse.
not me
it sounded like a very bad adapter
cuz i never speak
but do you ever squeak
then ig you are not a mouse
which is good
or else you're a muted mouse
and when i mean it i mean it
kden
105
ctrl+c and ctrl+v is everything you need 😂 /s
im not gonna do that
dont try trick me into leaving
i was jk
since when
since when hex and denary were invented
!e print(39/27*43)
@sick cloud :white_check_mark: Your eval job has completed with return code 0.
62.11111111111111
hmm
Ohk
!e print(67/43*27)
@sick cloud :white_check_mark: Your eval job has completed with return code 0.
42.06976744186047
dw, i just checking smth
still early for me.
it is?
well, due to a very early wake-up ... totally
woke up fully from a dazed state around 2-2:10 AM due to gunshots
about 6:47 AM now
holy sh*t
you alright?
i do hope your safe now
.... this area of the world ... apparently a "testing ground" for right wing malicious groups
god damn
and hi @gentle flint
wait question
you german? im just saying because i have heard theres a few there
same for usa
(i do apologise if i am trying to be rude)
USA West Coast
....
im surprised they are actually there in all honesty
I doubt Germany is in PST/PDT
big army coming rn
early for me
can we get more people in pls
I'm listening, yes.
maybe stage a python discord world record
woke up almost 5 hours ago ... dazed to fully awake due to gunshots
yeah
don't encourage dummy alt accounts
I woke up last night to my cat walking round and round and round and round and round and round and round on top of me
so I know how you feel, lol
i never encourage it
besides never specified we wanted alts
I snore so being already dazed make it easier to wake up
ah
The Master Sword Speedrun in Breath of the Wild is an incredible showcase of glitches and the dedication of the Speedrun community. This is the story of the world record progression of the category over the years.
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wuuaatt
hi
hi
@gentle flint what os is that?
debian 11
@fast umbra they state they copied your name ... in case you heard me
Sorry I didn't stay long to see who said that 🙂 I'll join shortly
just a fyi
i copied the Quack

The usernames starting with quack were from last 1st April haha
yeah ik
The cult of the Quack
i had something totally different at that time tho
Quackamolé
the ducky kinda look like dough
Ah finally it happened huh
Apps that only utilise a free worker dyno do not sleep, because they do not respond to web requests. Be mindful of this as they may run 24/7 and consume from your pool of hours.
Quackamôle
550 hours == 23 days i get to keep it running
30 days in a month
3-4 sundays in a month
26 -.-'
>>> 26 * 24
624
>>> _ - 550
74
yeah but basically the actual point iws
if i don't turn the bot on on weekends
i can keep it running forever
for free
weekends = 2 days ...
prompt with a nerd font with glyphs
prompt without one
you've got a similar issue @gaunt ridge i think
cuz you've got squares instead of the characters rendered
@woeful salmon, can you add me as a friend and help me in private messages?
why not here?
because I suppose that I will need eternal help, but here it is somehow inconvenient ..
and I also know English quite poorly, which will make it inconvenient for other users
what i plan to learn in rest of the year
Webrtc
Benchmarking
Graph databases
VCS other than git
Platforms other than github
Bulma css
what i will try too get better with for rest of this year
Rust
Cpp
Microservices with go
PHP (just cuz i'm interested)
Stress testing
Sockets
GraphQL
Redis
ASP.NET Core
thats an appretiating set of work
👀 i only consider half of it work
other half is just me having fun with either new technologies or new concepts within tech i already am familiar with
Yahoy.
The Opal has been arting.
Not ready, yet.
I'm an artist, darling. These things take as long as they take.
Come again?
lel
I've finally realised that numba wasn't making things run slower, I just wasn't letting it run for long enough.
Numba. Python module.
Makes things go zoom zoom.
and it likes the Python code you write for functions to be...written particularly.
and I'm getting a hang of it, but sometimes it still complains and it's annoying.
Code's haunted.
Kitteh!
Well, if you don't write it in a way that Numba likes, it throws a hissy fit.
Because it's compiling things it understands to compiled code
and it doesn't understand everything
So you're a little more limited to what you can use from Python when using Numba.
Never used alien interpreters.
Nano nano.
But as for performance, something that took 7 seconds in regular Python took like... .05 seconds in Numba.
So. Zoomy.
Provided it doesn't get caught on something that slows it down.
o/
Okay, I think I've found out what was haunting my code.
It was Numpy.
Some subtleties with numpy.array.__getitem__
Curiously scary tornado warning sirens in Chicago!!!
August 2008
@uncut meteor 
Damn it, I'm looking for myself in the VC and thinking "Where the hell am I? ...oh. There. Pumpkin."
Spooky October
Skeleton
danger
Doot?
halloweens
Vaccination passes are just another indication that the society you're in has fucked up. If everything was being dealt with, they would be moot.
Imagine someone rick rolled us by typing a code
Wave. Unless I'm looking directly at the extension.
Then I can't help myself.
It's just a single-floored house, isn't it?
"Still draggin'"
"Yes. This code was written in a tent."
Depends on the octave.
I've used BirdFont to do fonts.
A little wonky, but workable.
I mean, it's named after birds. Go figure.
o/
Yahoy.
I can. I choose not to right now.
Could NOT find Python3 (missing: Python3_INCLUDE_DIRS Development) (found
suitable version "3.8.10", minimum required is "3.6")```
Interpretation?
Is CMake complaining that it can't compile something because CMake doesn't have access to Python?
My guess - It found Python, but didn't find Python3_INCLUDE_DIRS with it
Things we need to know.
You can fix the errors by appending to the cmake command the -DPYTHON_LIBRARY and -DPYTHON_INCLUDE_DIR flags filled with the respective folders.
Yeah, looks like you need to specify a PYTHON_INCLUDE_DIR to populate Python3_INCLUDE_DIRS
I'd join, but am at office and have no headphones
import random
if random.choice([0,1]):
raise Exception```
path
A required binary is in a certain directory that's not on your path?
LP's Python?
There's a song released by a comedy group here in Australia, called Tripod. They were mostly active in the early 00s. At the end of one of their album tracks, there's this long bit of silence.
Then they start whispering.
Which, if you're not expecting it, is an experience.
Camelcase in Python?
You did.
👋
Bluetooth is running low.
I'm listening.
I may drop out unexpectedly.
Creating nightmares.
Actually, that's a lie. I'm not doing the nightmares right now, but I have been.
@rugged root ,
Q1: I have made a game(almost done just clearup and ui and sound are left to fo) minesweepr al.ost looks like the one in windows but i was not able to get much feedback on it as being my first somewhat big project so i wanted review about my program implementation , ui, and other things which i also dont know that they also matters, so how can i get feedback about that from here, i have just zip file contains mecessary things to run it good, no links no other things, to provide the file, i have new github acc but havent learned to make repository, so i need help to collect feedback about my game
😅 hope not too long, weak vocabulary
https://i.imgur.com/9F2VeOI.png I'm mainly focusing on making beautiful things, but, occasionally, I accidentally summon demons.
Hello, trypophobics. Nice to have you all with us, this evening.
https://i.imgur.com/2rZPOjc.png They're a little bit diversionary, though. This one wasn't so much an accident.
Q2: i was recently facing a problem in python that its functions went somewhat corrupted ,like in my project soduko(pls ignore spellings) i was having problem that python list{dimension=2, 9x9} the problem was that i had empty soduko all at 0 initally and i had a function which on click shows +1%10 value in it but as all tiles were at 0 whenever i click the tile it went to 1 , then next tile 2 then next tile 3, like thatthis is the image showing the clicks on tile having 0 value; and see some went morethan 1 even those tiles were clicked once.
.
I spend my whole day figuring probpem but no solution today i thought to implement numpy and it solved problem but idk why python lists didnt worked
Q3: and yes pla just give me hint to use inheritance in would apply in this soduko, if this seems not worth to implement inheritance then also pls tell me so that i dont spoil my work cuz havent yet changed code
Not entirely diversionary, however, as it did give rise to some cross-technique applications.
I intend to retackle Sudoku, soon. I plan on using numpy and itertools.
hello everyone
!voice
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Butt switching?
Last I checked, mine wasn't designed to be detachable.
"You can come to me for anything."
@rugged root where were you last few days man except for me and verboof everyone else was just joining muted when you weren't here
@rugged root The Honorable Hemlock
#voice-chat-text-0 message @rugged root xD wht do you think
shit grainy pic but
LibreSprite is a free and open source program for creating and animating your sprites.
^ gr8 for pixel art in general
In the ppm format it would be: ```
P3
1 1
255
0 0 0
For a 1x1 black pixel.
Red pixel: ```
P3
1 1
255
255 0 0
etc.
Netpbm (formerly Pbmplus) is an open-source package of graphics programs and a programming library. It is used mainly in the Unix world, where one can find it included in all major open-source operating system distributions, but also works on Microsoft Windows, macOS, and other operating systems.
Yeah, I think you'd end up with pretty large file sizes if you tried to use it for photographs.
Most image formats use some kind of lossy compression that takes advantage of variation in the sensitivity of the eye to brightness, hue, saturation, etc.
Reading over these now
I've gone down a bit of a rabbit hole documentation for something.
Hemlock-san
Thought I broke it
Turns out 1px is actually pretty small
hamlock sounds like an injury
/* This applied? */
* {
box-sizing: border-box;
}
M.C. Hemlock?
A1: Typically it'd be better if it was on a repo. I'm skeptical of .zip files people send, especially since I do most of this on a work machine.
A2: I'd have to see the code on that one to really figure that out.
A3: Inheritance doesn't feel like it'd make a difference in this case. There really wouldn't need to be any class other than the square class itself.
Ah yeah treenails they're called 😄
I watch a lot of wooden boat building videos...
I changed the code, changed only the lists to numpy 2darrays
That sounds reasonable to me
For repository i will do that, currently i dont have wifi and my pc is hungry for wifi, so i do most of work from mobile, and github mobile app dont support making repositories vis app
.
And yes i think to implement inheritance in my upcoming projects
Feels like using inheritance will end me in confision, in soduko
There are some really great craftsmanship techniques that give better results than standard approaches. There are some really bad Youtube videos that show how you can, at great expense of nonstandard supplies wind up with results that are worse on nearly every dimension. It can be very difficult for laypeople to know the difference before experiencing the results first hand.
Just something to keep in mind, it's important to look at your program or the project you have in mind and see if it really needs classes/inheritance. It's easy to go overboard whenever you learn a new concept. Somethings don't need both data and functionality in little packets. Sometimes a variable or a function will do.
But yeah, in Sudoku, it really doesn't make a lot of sense to me
As someone who plays way too much Sudoku
In pen
I would think a good cure for the bad videos would be for the conglomerate corps who sell the standard supplies to do non-verbal product demonstration videos with smiley faces and thumbs-up emojis...
Haha the only thing i was making soduko was to implement my soduko solver program visually🤣 so i thought it would be fun to take it as small project and have fun while learning
Can you help me my desktop is showing keyboard failure
life-hacks - use the right tools for the jobs...
Can you show the error?
Suspicious emails: unclaimed insurance bonds, diamond-encrusted safe deposit boxes, close friends marooned in a foreign country. They pop up in our inboxes .
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It happens to all of us: you unsubscribe from an unwanted marketing email, and a few days later another message from the same company pops up in your inbox. Comedian James Veitch turned this frustration into whimsy when a local supermarket refused to take no for an answer. Hijinks ensued.
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good TED talks
Eastward
Alchemic blend of attention-seeking + zero integrity has led me to Cameo where you can hire me for birthday greetings, videos, most things I think
https://www.cameo.com/jamesveitch
Good evening
@rugged root Being mad at NFTs
More and more Japanese artists I follow are turning to NFTs
Fuck NFTs
Slavery has been called "deeply rooted" in the structure of the northwestern African country of Mauritania, and "closely tied" to the ethnic composition of the country.In 1905, an end of slavery in Mauritania was declared by the colonial French administration but the size of Mauritania prevented enforcement. In 1981, Mauritania became the last c...
Any way to fix this it is an syntax error
Ok
Wait
import pyttsx
Assistant = pyttsx3.init('sapi5')
voices = Assistant.getProperty('voices')
print (voices)
Assistant.set Property('voices',voices[0].id)
This is code
Ok
It is some sort working
Can I have perms to share screen
Yes
And this
Happen
What is the solution
Mic doesn’t work it seems
Ok
Ohhhh
I get it
Should I show you The Packager files
I am trying
k
Ok it is doing it’s stuff
k
It is still updating dependencies
It is saying writing lock files
Oh my gosh not this again
well tell me, when it's all finished, if it gives an error
It gives an error
what's the error
Import bootstrap frozen
what is the full traceback
can you copy-paste it
I can’t
why not?
no thanks
There is an Key Error
this module seems pretty broken
no clue, sorry
Ok
Lucy and the photobomber Jimmy
!voiceverify
thanks
thank you random vscode extension
very helpful
We asked the guys at Hat Films to make an "Evolution" video about Minecraft, showing how the game has evolved over time. Like always, the guys delivers pure epicness. This video was first shown at MineCon in front of a live audience of 5000 and live streamed to many more.
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The Creeper was a failed pig model
Also, the Creeper's color scheme & "explosive" personality is based off of an actual moss
Back in a sec, have to step away for a moment
Asking about your attempted solution rather than your actual problem
Hemlock loves to take us down these black holes
I think it's fair, learn about the problem they're actually trying to solve, then we can provide valuable advice, rather than opine on whatever half-baked plan they already can't do themselves...
Sure but scripting and git pull, if you can’t get that far, we probably can’t help you meaningfully
!e import ftplib
@amber raptor :warning: Your eval job has completed with return code 0.
[No output]
>>> from ftplib import FTP >>> ftp = FTP('ftp.us.debian.org') # connect to host, default port >>> ftp.login() # user anonymous, passwd anonymous@ '230 Login successful.' >>> ftp.cwd('debian') # change into "debian" directory '250 Directory successfully changed.' >>> ftp.retrlines('LIST') # list directory contents -rw-rw-r-- 1 1176 1176 1063 Jun 15 10:18 README ... drwxr-sr-x 5 1176 1176 4096 Dec 19 2000 pool drwxr-sr-x 4 1176 1176 4096 Nov 17 2008 project drwxr-xr-x 3 1176 1176 4096 Oct 10 2012 tools '226 Directory send OK.' >>> with open('README', 'wb') as fp: >>> ftp.retrbinary('RETR README', fp.write) '226 Transfer complete.' >>> ftp.quit() '221 Goodbye.'
ehlo fix-error
mail from:<fix-error@pydis.com>
rcpt to:<mr-hemlock@pydis.com>
data
Subject: Voice chat greeting
hi hem
.
quit
Is this your new thing?
oh wait, you're talking about ftp, not smtp
no, mail from comes first
I recently did some smtp via telnet
why do we need a free market🤔
If the "free market" is the natural state of things, we should be asking "why do/did we need government intervention here, and is it still appropriate?"
@rugged root how do I get speaking perms in this vc?
sorry for ping, just wondering
Check out the #voice-verification channel
kk tysm
That'll tell you what you need to know
👍
And don't worry about pinging me, I'm always happy to respond. Especially since I'm not always looking here
great! ty!
hey @gentle flint I'm texting you here so I don't have to dm you and interrupt the conversations
but I'm just wondering
I noticed you have a few variable annotations in your files
and are you familiar with the walrus operator?
Is the server currently getting raided?
I'm wondering if there is a similar thing for that with variable annotations
LOL
Nitro scammers a plenty right now
I see these messages then quickly deleted.
Yeah, either the filter is catching them or our staff is wiping them out
Probably a combo
uh guys
is there a video verify channel?
I hope I don't sound greedy but I would like to share my screen too lol
There is not
ah
Yikes see them more these days, pretty annoying though i hope Discord gets more active catching these guys.
Staff usually gives them out if asked, if you don't ask it too often and are active, you would usually get it.
oh cool
thanks!
hey pandabear
do you know the answer to my question?
Hmm?
this one
idk if there is a similar thing to the walrus operator for variable annotations
Panda summed it up nicely
Not really Walrus operator is also quite new.
Quite unique in python.
Do you know the syntax behind it and how it's used?
I support 3.7 and up
so walrus operator isn't gonna work
That is true, then you'd need to define it first.
How is that so bad?
pain, and I see no particular advantage
ah kk
when I drop 3.7 I'll consider it
yeah
it allows you to set variables within expressions
so like:
You could code around it i mean functions allow to not assign variables when returning.
print(text := 'Hello World!')
that would set text to "Hello World!"
and then print it
Rabbit, can you hear me?
We cannot hear you
$\mu = \frac{sin \theta_i}{sin \theta_r}$
Sure, but .01% needs that.
dude in corner has interesting face
If this was for tech, MBA makes me want to shred this
I don't follow
I dislike MBA
that is absolutely jam packed lol
oh, hah
And two MBA programmers I’ve worked with, please no
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PDF/A @rugged root this is my solution to the issue you described
Second I can’t print, 🤮
@hallow warren Dura Vermeer, the company which hired me, took .docx only
"Vermeer" sounds dutch hmm
:D
pandoc is great for converting between formats https://www.pandoc.org/index.html
can you be specific about what you didn't like about them? I gotta say I didn't have high opinions of my cohort, either, but it was because I felt like they were too easily misled by ideas that sounded good but were contrary to conclusions they should have come to based on our education.
Hopping back on in a moment
is that a flute?
BroLow whistle
right one is an acer v223w, left is benq gw2270
Maybe they got better at capital allocation and that's a fair outcome.
Okay I found my policy recommendation chart I was looking for:
🍿
I'll come back later
@hallow warren there you go again, you're talking over Hemlock
@rugged root can you give me permission to djang-workshop ?
haha. Can i ask why politics is a no-no for u?
Orly?
@hallow warren let's keep the political discussion out of the voice chat, here we have more bandwidth for communication of both sides (and I think I'm on the other side.) Of course if we're asked to stop here let's stop here too...
I'm high functioning autistic. Religion, politics, and sex are the big no-no topics for me.. it causes heated debates that can get me up-set , and it takes me forever to calm down
