You've a couple of options. You've a web-based approach, in which case you might look at something Django, Flask or Twisted, but you could probably wrangle your own solution with native library stuff. As for local gui stuff, you have tkinter for standard library, but there's also pyqt and an assortment of others.
#voice-chat-text-0
somber heath
pallid hazel
google is your friend, https://youtu.be/RHu3mQodroM
sand ermine
lets go fight 😆
pallid hazel
back after live thing
whole bear
hello
wind raptor
@rugged root - beloved family pet peeve
somber heath
Pet Seminary.
haughty pier
>>> from numbers import Number
Live from the Python Group Call - it's Pun-ishment Monday!
quasi condor
!e
from typing import *
thing = Dict | List
print(thing)
wise cargoBOT
@quasi condor :white_check_mark: Your eval job has completed with return code 0.
typing.Union[typing.Dict, typing.List]
sand ermine
pipes 
gentle flint
pallid hazel
pipes <:jam_cuneiform_this:673113882335772685>
floral garden
wow
rugged root
Thought this was a cool one
somber heath
Healthy? It's not in a body.
rugged root
HA
woeful salmon
haughty pier
!e print(list|tuple)
wise cargoBOT
@haughty pier :white_check_mark: Your eval job has completed with return code 0.
list | tuple
!e print (tuple|list)
wise cargoBOT
@pallid hazel :white_check_mark: Your eval job has completed with return code 0.
tuple | list
limber helm
What does colon equal (:=) in Python mean?
sweet lodge
https://docs.python.org/3/whatsnew/3.8.html#assignment-expressions
!pep 572
wise cargoBOT
quasi condor
!e ```py
import random
for _ in range(10):
if (i := random.randint(1,100)) % 2 == 0:
print(i)
@quasi condor :white_check_mark: Your eval job has completed with return code 0.
001 | 6
002 | 64
hi, what is up?
sweet lodge
It lets you declare and define a variable inside of different statements
haughty pier
!e
import builtins
builtin_types = object
for name, obj in vars(builtins).items():
if name[0].islower() and isinstance(obj, type):
builtin_types |= obj
print(builtin_types)
@haughty pier :white_check_mark: Your eval job has completed with return code 0.
object | bool | memoryview | bytearray | bytes | classmethod | complex | dict | enumerate | filter | float | frozenset | property | int | list | map | range | reversed | set | slice | staticmethod | str | super | tuple | type | zip
!e
import random
for _ in range(10):
if (i := random.randint(1,100)) % 2 == 0:
print(i)
else:
print(False, i)
@quasi condor :white_check_mark: Your eval job has completed with return code 0.
001 | False 31
002 | False 61
003 | False 99
004 | False 65
005 | 42
006 | False 33
007 | 24
008 | 36
009 | False 53
010 | 8
@quasi condor does this discord server actually compile and run your code?
wow
that is cool
sweet lodge
!eval
wise cargoBOT
Command Help
whole bear
@quasi condor do you have to write it between the backticks?
sweet lodge
!eval
import random
print(random.choice([]))
wise cargoBOT
@sweet lodge :x: Your eval job has completed with return code 1.
001 | Traceback (most recent call last):
002 | File "<string>", line 2, in <module>
003 | File "/usr/local/lib/python3.10/random.py", line 378, in choice
004 | return seq[self._randbelow(len(seq))]
005 | IndexError: list index out of range
Huh, guess not
wise cargoBOT
Command Help
whole bear
!e
wise cargoBOT
Command Help
sweet lodge
You have to put the !e and the actual code in the same message
whole bear
@sweet lodge between the backticks right?
sweet lodge
Above them
whole bear
!e
for i in range(5):
print(i)
yeah, I think the i should've been between the parantheses
wise cargoBOT
@sweet lodge :white_check_mark: Your eval job has completed with return code 0.
001 | 0
002 | 1
003 | 2
004 | 3
005 | 4
there we go!
rugged root
!server
sweet lodge
!server
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rugged root
gentle flint
https://github.com/python-pillow/Pillow/pull/5515
this was the pull request whereof I spoke
quasi condor
!server
wise cargoBOT
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rugged root
sweet lodge
Rust
Yeah, HTML is a terrible programming language
XML is a much better programming language
limber helm
XML is a much better programming language
are you kidding me?
sweet lodge
are you kidding me?
Yeah, you're probably right
YAML is probably better
limber helm
Yeah, you're probably right
YAML is probably better
U'R funny
sweet lodge
Really?
BitLocker is available on a per file basis?
haughty pier
Not being contrary but I am only aware of it as full-disk like Hemlock describes.
sweet lodge
You can't really use phone numbers for logging in anymore
AADSTS54008: Multi-Factor authentication is required and the credential used (Sms) is not supported as a First Factor. Contact your administrator for more information.
molten pewter
sweet lodge
Yes
haughty pier
sweet lodge
haughty pier
boy the 80s were an amazing decade
gentle flint
willow light
Nope, not jogging tomorrow
pallid hazel
im doing some light reading on simspons paradox.. and its not related to the simspons sadly
quasi condor
that's an interesting list which contains some similar stuff to the Simposons Paradox
actually
gentle flint
sweet lodge
There's a few people here that work on Discord API wrappers in Python
Bluenix#7543 makes https://github.com/wumpyproject/wumpy
vcokltfre#6868 makes https://github.com/vcokltfre/corded
gentle flint
haughty pier
<@!239917638656983040> https://lokmarg.com/the-strange-cult-of-winter-swimming-i...
I guess the water can be warmer than the air...
sweet lodge
Looks like Alec also contributes to a few others
Looks like Alec's corded is his own, but he also contributes to https://github.com/nextcord/nextcord, which is a fork
Don't forget the unusual hats
pallid hazel
bbl watching some vids to understand this material
willow light
https://youtu.be/NaHq85u0uAs?t=445 watch for ClariNerd lol
brave steppe
ping?
sweet lodge
There's a few people here that work on Discord API wrappers in Python
Bluenix#7...
Was this
I messed up escaping the mentions
brave steppe
Ah, oh I couldn't find it haha
It's fine, I'd probably prefer if you kept the ping even
😅 I am working on Redis caching, the message cache is a pain
stuck furnace
Hello 👋
sweet lodge
angr is a python framework for analyzing binaries. - https://angr.io/ ?
cosmic lark
`angr is a python framework for analyzing binaries.` - https://angr.io/ ?
yep
need help with it
willow light
Anger
cosmic lark
`angr is a python framework for analyzing binaries.` - https://angr.io/ ?
yep yep
cosmic lark
Anger
me irl
decompiler
umm...nope im analyzing
a binary
and im getting some weird attribute error like
AttributeError: 'AngrObjectFactory' object has no attribute 'path'
even tho i did
initial_path = angr.Project.factory.path(state)
:/
cosmic lark
and im getting some weird attribute error like
```
AttributeError: 'AngrObjectF...
that should work according to the docs btw
:"/
haughty pier
https://tenor.com/view/jack-nicholson-anger-management-gif-7910206
Me singing NixOS's praises to a captive audience... lol
brave steppe
@tiny socket omfg 😅
sweet lodge
rugged root
Do you ever just send the header?
haughty pier
I guess the water can be warmer than the air...
At typical salinity, it freezes at about −2 °C (28 °F). - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seawater
quasi condor
- Open Source maintainer pushed a commit that starts an infinite loop as soon as his package is imported
- The guy who did this has 2 big projects: Faker.js, for generating fake test data (~2m monthly downloads) and this one, which is for colouring terminal output (20m monthly downloads)
- He took Faker offline a few days ago, adding a readme saying he wasn't going to support fortune 500s any more, and people either had to fork Faker or pay him
- The maintainer also talks about Aaron Schwartz on his Twitter and in the readme for Faker
- This guy has talked about failing to make money off of his projects for quite a while - I remember reading about Faker Cloud a few months+ ago
brave steppe
rip
brave steppe
Wait what's wrong with FastAPI's commit history?
The only issue I see is the GitHub action updating release notes
It's done for each PR - I find that quite a useful feature
pallid hazel
so.. who is the statistician in here?
stuck furnace
Or.... superpowers?
stuck furnace
so.. who is the statistician in here?
Er, think that's ClariNerd?
stuck furnace
I know a little bit of stats 👀
Erm 
Learning and then promptly forgetting.
In a few weeks. But in a rare turn of events I've already completed most of them.
pallid hazel
LX would you mind looking at something, I can take it to a help channel also to not put it here.
stuck furnace
Erm sure!
pallid hazel
it's a simpsons paradox issue :/
stuck furnace
Oh right. Confounding
pallid hazel
so i need the avg of column5, but account for different sample counts in col1
brave steppe
That's a good point, the commit message could include the PR number..
stuck furnace
so i need the avg of column5, but account for different sample counts in col1
Oh 🤔
brave steppe
@quasi condor seriously? The maintainer is bad for accepting a PR changing a comma? I am confused
stuck furnace
Let me get my stats book...
brave steppe
Should those PRs be rejected?
stuck furnace
@pallid hazel What's the provenance of the data? What do they represent?
Just to help me understand.
brave steppe
You have two options:
-
Accept an issue about the missing comma
-
Accept an PR about the missing comma
-
Reject everything and let the typos stay
Why reject the PR and tell them to open an issue?
brave steppe
That's meh
I would be personally offended if someone rejected my PR - and then commited the change themselves
stuck furnace
col1 user count, col5 modulation rate
What's the context?
brave steppe
Y'know @quasi condor python-hyper has the exact opposite policy
@quasi condor 600 of those issues are questions
pallid hazel
wireless connections
sweet lodge
CPython has "1.6k" open PRs
brave steppe
https://github.com/python-hyper/h2
h2 welcomes contributions from anyone! Unlike many other projects we are happy to accept cosmetic contributions and small contributions, in addition to large feature requests and changes.
Before you contribute (either by opening an issue or filing a pull request), please read the contribution guidelines.
@quasi condor read more about it here: https://github.com/tiangolo/fastapi/discussions/3970
sweet lodge
CPython has "1.6k" open PRs
We need to stop using it immediately then, since it has so many issues
brave steppe
His reply is at the bottom
stuck furnace
wireless connections
Alright. And how does it relate to Simpson's paradox? Are you trying to find an association between two variables?
Yep 😄
pallid hazel
well, if I avg colm5 as it is.. the top count in col1 listed as 4 (so the lowest).. weights the data unfairly..
brave steppe
FastAPI does have a lot of open PRs. See my comment specially here about numbers @rugged root https://github.com/tiangolo/fastapi/discussions/3970#discussioncomment-1930001
woeful salmon
It's always NPM huh..
for me yarn seems to cause more pain then npm
brave steppe
There's 180 open PRs that is waiting Tiangolo's review - not 400
CPython has like 8 thousand submitted bugs and 1.4 thousand open PRs haha
sweet lodge
Whoops
1.6k PRs
7183 open issues as per https://bugs.python.org/
stuck furnace
well, if I avg colm5 as it is.. the top count in col1 listed as 4 (so the lowest...
Ah right. You'd like to find a weighted average? Are the values in column 5 already averages?
pallid hazel
@stuck furnace I'm thinking the lower counts are unfairly weighting the results, so a larger change from col 4 to col5 masks the overall avg as it applies to all samples.
brave steppe
Whoops
1.6k PRs
7183 open issues as per https://bugs.python.org/
It was 1.4 on the Python 3.10 stream 😟
pallid hazel
realize i forgot to mention that column 4 to 5 is the change
sweet lodge
Whoops
1.6k PRs
7183 open issues as per https://bugs.python.org/
Dear God
7183 issues
How will we ever solve all those issues?
We need to stop using it and move to something better supported immediately.
brave steppe
Whoops
1.6k PRs
7183 open issues as per https://bugs.python.org/
Also yeah you're right, I thought 8000 was too many but CPython is up at 46 thousand in total
pallid hazel
wait.. crap.. had to scroll up
stuck furnace
realize i forgot to mention that column 4 to 5 is the change
Maybe we should move into a help channel
stuck furnace
Ping me 👍
sweet lodge
I just ... IDK
Who gets to determine how many issues is too many?
As long as all the checks pass, what's wrong with automerging?
brave steppe
Yeah, you have to enable it in the first place
It basically turns..
- Approve
- Let checks pass
- Come back again and merge when you notice
Into...
- Approve
- Let checks pass
- Merge if they pass
stuck furnace
PN and I are in #help-chocolate right now.
quasi condor
FastAPI does have *a lot* of open PRs. See my comment specially here about numbe...
actually read this - it gives me more reassurance about FastAPI being well maintained. I still think the point that at a glance, FastAPI raising questions that you need to look into it more. The first page of the commit history does nothing to reassure me that it's well managed, nor do the Open PRs or Issues, to be completely reassured - I needed to see things like that direct response from Tiangolo
molten pewter
I feel like we should add phatic expressions, to the general vocabulary in the same way as greetings and salutations have become both a greeting and a description of what they are.
stuck furnace
Ahhh 🎶
brave steppe
gonna eat me 'burger
stuck furnace
Phatic expressions 👋
rugged root
# x
@property
def x(self):
return self._get_attr("x")
@x.setter
def x(self, value):
assert value is None or isinstance(value, float) or isinstance(value, int), "x must be a float"
self._set_attr("x", value)
isinstance(value, float) or isinstance(value, int) can be isinstance(value, (float, int))
rugged root
molten pewter
gota have faith
molten pewter
ah... two tt's in gotta
stuck furnace
Phatic expressions @woeful salmon 👋
molten pewter
flashing bios.... wooo! let's go!
haughty pier
!e
import builtins
builtin_types = object
for name, obj in vars(builtins).items():
if name[0].islower() and isinstance(obj, type):
builtin_types |= obj
print(isinstance('foo', builtin_types))
@haughty pier :white_check_mark: Your eval job has completed with return code 0.
True
Okay, this is irritating
I've got two staple removers and I can't find either of them
stuck furnace
Erm, that might have been sniped by the bot, one second.
hidden flower
we've blacklisted that domain to prevent people from promoting their fiverr services.
molten pewter
Didn't know fiverr was part of the dark web...
haughty pier
The domains in my status get sniped too
molten pewter
The Dark knight A-Aron
stuck furnace
The domains in my status get sniped too
Yeah unfortunately they were often being used in a toxic way sorry.
quasi condor
The domains in my status get sniped too
both are great websites though
well - I guess I mean 2/3 are
stuck furnace
Not that we disagree with what they're saying. Two of them are covered our 'available help channel' embed. And we have an !xy tag.
!xy
wise cargoBOT
stuck furnace
It was just a bit hostile/bewildering for someone to open a help channel then have those links thrown at them.
amber raptor
brave steppe
gonna eat me 'burger
Burgers: eaten
sweet lodge
What about Samsung's Dex?
rugged root
Hadn't heard of that
quasi condor
brb
haughty pier
The meeting of the Python investment club was very enlightening. 😛
If you want to make your resume look better do the stuff you want to see on it.
compact bay
haughty pier
I blame the person who mentioned TempleOS.
sweet lodge
Apache Arrow is a software development platform for building high performance applications that process and transport large data sets. - https://arrow.apache.org/
haughty pier
Lustrate
wheat raven
fun fact you can orchestrate docker containers very easily on nix
pallid hazel
i just want python to evolve into jarvis already.. parvis if you will.. parivs, automate x for y at time
wheat raven
you have a big enough ansible or k8s+helm setup and just one dev doesn't pin their package version, or one dependency doesn't pin a package version, have a fun time converging your fleet
has this uneasy dude in chat ever tried to do a major rollback in ansible
rugged root
Dumb question: Created a branch for a repo I don't have permissions on. Just forked it so I can make the branch there and get to work on it. Is it possible to make my current work point to my fork rather than the original repo?
wheat raven
--set-upstream
git remote add xyz giturl
git push --set-upstream xyz
and you can setup branch tracking as you need to
gentle flint
i just want python to evolve into jarvis already.. parvis if you will.. parivs, ...
parvys
rugged root
Oh awesome. Thanks!
wheat raven
i don't understand why this nix convo is about VMs, but a production nix config can manage VMs, containers, host system configs + attached resources, debug tools, and modularize all of those and generation them
amber raptor
i don't understand why this nix convo is about VMs, but a production nix config ...
You still need a central source to control them so you are still using Ansible to keep track and why not just use native Ansible tools?
Ansible can install packages very easily
pallid hazel
depends i suppose to the use case i wasnt here for.. but could always automate a snapshot and store all work files in a coinshare on the cloud
haughty pier
amber raptor
when I say VM, I'm talking about the server
like it's piece of "hardware" (physical or virtual)
haughty pier
I think the Nixy ansible replacement is NixOps
amber raptor
almost all servers are VMs these days so by default i just say "VM"
I never deal with Desktops, desktops have users attached to them all the time and I really don't like that
whether or not you have to control host is another story
in cloud or VMware, you don't
wheat raven
so if i have to provision stuff on a server or fleet of servers i might need: users, some services to deploy, config, attached resources, policy
amber raptor
so if i have to provision stuff on a server or fleet of servers i might need: us...
stuff that Ansible will easily handle or if you more modern, Kubernetes is handling
and if you ULTRA modern, your cloud API will handle
that's my entire point, Nix is DSL for old age
wheat raven
if i'm going for a whole modern immutable-ish thing, and i'm destroying and reprovisioning as operations and scale require, then a huge pet peeve is going to be when my ansible/k8s config has conflicting dependencies
amber raptor
if i'm going for a whole modern immutable-ish thing, and i'm destroying and repr...
Nix isn't going to fix that, you screw up way earlier then that if that's the case
wheat raven
the entire idea is built on version pinning as package release
with nix suddenly all those operations are a lot safer and cheaper
wheat raven
not sure how breaking down to multiple servers help but
if you're creating huge container images to handle all your app and dependency versions sure
then it doesn't really matter
you can just use bash for your containers at that point
amber raptor
if you're creating huge container images to handle all your app and dependency v...
YOU DON'T DO THAT
My point still stands, Nix is solution for older age
sweet lodge
and if you ULTRA modern, your cloud API will handle
Which API is this? Like Terraform/Bicep?
amber raptor
Azure/GCP/AWS Azure Web Apps
haughty pier
Nix (the idempotent functional build system) grew into Nix (the package manager) which grew into NixOS (the operating system) naturally. I think it represents the culmination of evolution in system/OS management.
sweet lodge
Close enough ish
amber raptor
Nix (the idempotent functional build system) grew into Nix (the package manager)...
and them system/OS manager said "We don't want to do this anymore" and promptly stop caring
wheat raven
nixos could resolve the circular references in this convo
amber raptor
I haven't been at modern company that isn't running toward Kubernetes or other cloud offerings as fast as you could go
amber raptor
nixos could resolve the circular references in this convo
No it could because WE ARE NOT RUNNING AN OS
amber raptor
WE ARE NOT RUNNING AN OS
pallid hazel
🍿
wheat raven
i mean, you can use nix to write a novel
haughty pier
I'm quite certain one day NixOS will be replacing RHEL or Ubuntu, or whatever flavor of the month host os as the best host for containers. The containers may also be built in Nix.
wheat raven
like there is really no functional difference if you're talking about deploying and immutability and managing containers, except that:
if i delete a module in nixos that says "install this package and link it" and the line that references is and then ask my system to converge, my system will reflect that state
i do the same in ansible, the package and the link won't go away
amber raptor
*nix the package manager
is there something wrong with apt/rpm that Nix just completely fixes that it's worth throwing out all your previous work to replace
amber raptor
I'm quite certain one day NixOS will be replacing RHEL or Ubuntu, or whatever fl...
I'm quite certain that this will never happen
amber raptor
yeah keeping versions distinct
Containers do this now
haughty pier
To reiterate my earlier experience with apt - I couldn't remember what I installed a month after apt installing it - to recreate my system was a mystery to me.
wheat raven
i mean, are you talking about apt or are you talking about containers
amber raptor
I'm talking about the problem
wheat raven
sure i'm listening
amber raptor
If you run into massive dependency problems with your servers, the problem is, you are still using software on servers, What year is this? Use Containers like a sane person
haughty pier
I'm a casual layabout. Not an ops guru. And I know what my system is semantically built with.
amber raptor
or switch over to language that builds single binary
these dependency problem you are referring have been long solved
wheat raven
i'm trying to understand this formulation, you're going to need a host to run your containers on, you're going to need something to manage the config and deployment of those containers, you're going to need tools to debug your deployments
rugged root
Sure, and in those cases it makes the most sense to use things that already have a lot of support, existing tools, etc right?
amber raptor
you're going to need a host to run your containers on My cloud provdes that you're going to need something to manage the config and deployment of those containers, You mean Kubernetes? you're going to need tools to debug your deployments You mean Application Insights/Dynatrace/plenty of code debug tools that already exist
sweet lodge
or switch over to language that builds single binary
This has actually been really nice
I started learning Rust, and my new Dockerfile is 8 lines
https://github.com/darbiadev/melody/blob/main/Dockerfile
amber raptor
I'm a casual layabout. Not an ops guru. And I know what my system is semanticall...
Sure, Nix may be great for Desktop OSes esp if you swap them out (pretty unusual) but most don't worry about that
amber raptor
This has actually been really nice
I started learning Rust, and my new Dockerfil...
Go/.Net Core and even Java have started heading that way
haughty pier
I can get someone up to speed with any desktop or server system fast just by showing them a single file.
amber raptor
Most Node deployments don't have this problem by just keeping all their dependencies or containerized (containers being much much more popular solution)
wheat raven
even if i don't want to manage a single thing about the hosts my containers run on, i can compile a super optimized set of docker containers for my deployments with a small set of files
amber raptor
even if i don't want to manage a single thing about the hosts my containers run ...
you mean like kubernetes file that tells it to maintain a DaemonSet on all hosts?
All this shit is well solved outside of Nix with tools that MASSIVELY more popular then Nix, no one has shown me that Nix solves these problems in a way that makes abandoning existing tools worth it
wheat raven
since when can kubernetes optimize my docker images?
amber raptor
since when can kubernetes optimize my docker images?
Nix won't do that either
wheat raven
that's kind of the point
sweet lodge
```you're going to need a host to run your containers on``` My cloud provdes tha...
I don't need to know what hosts my Azure Kubernetes nodes are running on - all I have to do is give kubectl the containers, and I'm done
sweet lodge
Go/.Net Core and even Java have started heading that way
Java's been building [single file] .jars and .wars for a while now, haven't they?
amber raptor
My point is "NixOS and all tooling with it are too specific to very niche distro that makes learning it not worthwhile for anyone who wants to be SRE/DevOps. Also the problems it solved have long been solved by other tooling out there." SRE/DevOps should spend time on more popular tooling like Ansible/Chef/Puppet or Kubernetes or Terraform
sweet lodge
And I thought single-binary was half the point of Go's existence
amber raptor
And I thought single-binary was half the point of Go's existence
Yep
but many other languages have adopted their output. .Net Core can do single binary, Java throws EVERYTHING into Jar files, Rust is single binary and Node/Python have Containers to fix their craziness.
wheat raven
i'm not going to say nix is ready or even headed in a direction where i'd recommend a company to use it to manage their aws fleet or something, because it's not made for that, terraform does that job well
haughty pier
My point is "NixOS and all tooling with it are too specific to very niche distro...
Depends on your goals - if you need a currently marketable skill, yes. If you think Nix/NixOS has so much going for it that you think it's the way of the future... it makes sense to learn it. Even if you eventually get a job doing Ansible, it can only benefit to have learned how Nix/NixOS works.
amber raptor
When does Python get on board with this?
never, due to it being "interpreted" makes it more difficult. Containers solve the problem well enough
amber raptor
Depends on your goals - if you need a currently marketable skill, yes. If you th...
IMO, That's my point, your so wrong in thinking it's a future, I don't know where to start
haughty pier
When I started learning Python it wasn't a very marketable skill.
amber raptor
because we are getting away from handling servers and I don't see us coming back
wheat raven
anywhere i've managed stuff over the last 12 years, including companies that use the popular ecosystems of tools as well as places that roll their own, there's something pretty nice about nix's philosophy towards reproducibility that dockerfiles don't solve, and towards declarative immutability that ansible can't achieve on its own
that i just haven't seen other tools come close to
amber raptor
anywhere i've managed stuff over the last 12 years, including companies that use...
What problem does Nix solve that Docker doesn't?
oh shit, I don't like my current dockerfile, change it, docker build
haughty pier
Python hasn't 100% dominated its domain, yet it is very successful. In a few years, I think NixOS will have made significant enough inroads that NixOS expertise will be rewarded.
amber raptor
Python hasn't 100% dominated its domain, yet it is very successful. In a few yea...
Nope, no one wants to put up with OSes
wheat raven
"oh shit, a critical sub-dependency introduced a major cve and was taken offline and now i can't docker build"
amber raptor
"oh shit, a critical sub-dependency introduced a major cve and was taken offline...
good
that shit shouldn't be in prod anyways
amber raptor
then roll back package.json file or requirements.txt and be done with it
wheat raven
right. so that's why i was saying earlier then better hope that whoever wrote that file version pinned
amber raptor
Nix wouldn't solve that, does it demand you pin versions?
gentle flint
amber raptor
Anyways, I’m done
haughty pier
It was a good debate and I feel like I've grown from it. 🙂
wheat raven
Nix wouldn't solve that, does it demand you pin versions?
it doesn't demand you pin versions at a system level but it does demand that your packages do
so it does solve that
haughty pier
@wheat raven how do flakes factor in here?
gentle flint
rugged root
Cryptbros
sweet lodge
HTTP3 is kind of cool though
rugged root
Like the Crypt Keeper
sweet lodge
Though I do have to recompile NGINX for now
rugged root
-headdesk-
wheat raven
<@!244688606579523594> how do flakes factor in here?
flakes are kind of confusing and roll together a bunch of concepts.
- flakes take the idea of immutable inputs and extend them with version control, replacing channels and fetchGit so you can mix inputs
- they standardize build outputs
- this also enables evaluation caching
rugged root
Heading out, see you folks later
wheat raven
flakes are kind of confusing and roll together a bunch of concepts.
1) flakes ta...
they also close your builds off to certain system inputs that are classically useful but not helpful for immutability eg envvars
molten pewter
I'm resarting
pallid hazel
make a joke if the door opens.. like whew, error code 1 we made it
wheat raven
@gentle flint if someone doesn't give you a funny look, that's how you know
@haughty pier to answer your question more directly, flakes get closer to the actual idea of hermetic/reproducible. they're hard to understand and not very well documented but imo a lot of the principles should be made first class within nix, which would make them a lot easier to understand because right now they just look like a subfeature rather than a stricter more standardized view of what already exists
quasi condor
doesn't matter, but 1.1.1.1/1.0.0.1 is Cloudflare,
Google is 8.8.8.8/8.8.4.4 (I think)
gentle flint
<@!473859714162360320> if someone doesn't give you a funny look, that's how you ...
hmmm
molten pewter
gentle flint
I'm reading an English translation of a 18th century Turkish ambassador's account of a trip to Spain
he really doesn't like the Spanish
haughty pier
I'm reading an English translation of a 18th century Turkish ambassador's accoun...
wow - certainly could have done better than a couple of bottles of olive oil... though I wonder if these were incredibly rare and expensive bottles, and they were simply under-appreciated.
gentle flint
wow - certainly could have done better than a couple of bottles of olive oil... ...
It's quite possible
haughty pier
its a double down method
doubling down doubles your commitment. By renting out their current capacity they reduce their risk while encouraging greater fools to pile into the pyramid.
gentle flint
or maybe the turkish people were a bit full of themselves and this was the spanish way of taking them down
the ambassador gets his revenge in the general description of Spain and the Spanish
cosmic niche
def __init__(self):
# Do not add any parameter to this method.
# Delete "pass" after adding code into this method.
pass
def run_app(self):
print("Your banking system should run by calling this method.")
authur = User('Authur','123','admin')
boris = User('Boris','ABC','custormer')
chloe = User('Chloe','1+x','customer')
david = User('David','aBC','customer')
user_list = [authur,boris,chloe,david]
verify = 0
user_name = input("Insert The Username: ")
password = input("Insert The Password: ")
for i in user_list:
if user_name == i.get_user_name() and password == i.get_password():
verify += 1
else:
verify += 0
if verify == 1:
print ("You logged in!")
else:
print ("Try again please!")
if user_name == authur.get_user_name():
print ("You are an Admin")
else:
print ("1 - View account\n2 - View summery\n3 - Quit\n ")
select = int(input ("Enter a number to select your option: "))
if select == 1:
print ("--Account list--\n")
option = input("Please select an option: ")
elif select == 2:
print ("Summery")
elif select == 3:
print ("You logged off")
class User:
def __init__(self,user_name,password,user_type):
self.user_name = user_name
self.password = password
self.user_type = user_type
def get_user_name(self):
return (self.user_name)
def get_password(self):
return (self.password)
def get_user_type(self):
return (self.user_type)```hi I'm trying to put different price options for each customer, any idea of how I can do it?
molten pewter
turbid forge
molten pewter
@whole bear you can take the course for free, you don't have to pay for it.
alpine path
👋 hello
quasi condor
alpine path
molten pewter
gtg
whole bear
It's official i am turning to linux
hey guys
can someone explain a line of code for me
its regarding an array in python
basically the temp =[k for kv...
what does this mean?
somber heath
That's a list comprehension.
whole bear
i dont know what this is called, if there are any resources you know id be glad to read
Thank you
somber heath
temp = []
for k, v in c.items():
if v == 1:
temp.append(k) #Far left k```Comprehensions are a bit weird. They take the innermost part, where you'd append, and stick it on the left, then go outer to inner, loopwise, left to right from there.
whole bear
gonna watch a youtube video
somber heath
They take a bit of getting used to, but they're not that different to regular indents.
whole bear
and see if i can understand it
alpine path
A guaranteed interest rate for a fixed term
0.10% - 0.70% AER/Gross (fixed) depending on the term and if you’re a 1|2|3 World or Santander Select customer. Save from £500 up to £2 million. No additional deposits, withdrawals or account closures permitted.
somber heath
a = [k for k in thing]
a = []
for k in thing:
k #a.append(k)```thank you btw
seems like a way to append values much easier?
oh i totally get it now
its just a way to do the same thing in one line
sweet lodge
wise cargoBOT
challenges/advent_of_code/2021/4/implementations/original/python/script.py line 97
boards_ = [Board([[int(val) for val in row.split()] for row in rows]) for rows in board_values]```Exactly
And you can even put a comprehension inside another comprehension, enabling you to do even more on one line
They can get pretty hard to understand though
zinc magnet
@gentle flint ?
zinc magnet
@gentle flint@gentle flint@gentle flint
whole bear
I guess i would ask what would be the longer way to type that
whole bear
Oh right
i scrolled right over that
let me see
okay so whats k,v mean?
Keys and Values?
sweet lodge
Yes
whole bear
zinc magnet
sudo chmod ugo+wx /media/username/your_drive
noble copper
sudo chmod -R 755 yourfoldername
zinc magnet
==> ERROR: You do not have write permission for the directory $BUILDDIR
i cant makepkg -si
noble copper
@zinc magnet sudo chown -R 777 foldername
sweet lodge
I guess i would ask what would be the longer way to type that
So -
The first half of the code creates an array called temp, and then adds all of the items from head to temp
Counter counts the items in an array, and creates a dictionary with the item as the key and the number of occurrences as the value.
So, if your array was ["a","a","b"], the Counter would be {"a":2,"b":1}.
Then,
temp = [k for k,v in c.items if v == 1]
Let's explain without the comprehension first -
temp = []
for k, v in c.items():
if v == 1:
temp.append(k)
for k, v in c.items(): loops through the keys and values in pairs
if v == 1: - check if the value is equal to one, and if it is, temp.append(k) - append the key to temp
In the example above, the first item was "a", and it was in the array twice, so the first key and value is "a" and 2.
2 is not equal to one, so it's not added to the array.
In the example above, the second item was "b", and it was in the array once, so the second key and value is "b" and 1.
1 is equal to one, so it is added to the array.
zinc magnet
@noble copper what should i do :(
sweet lodge
<@!522257599828066333> what should i do :(
You're trying to give yourself permission to write to a folder?
zinc magnet
yes
i guess
@sweet lodge
i git cloned spotify in a folder and is i write makepkg -si it says : ==> ERROR: You do not have write permission for the directory $BUILDDIR
sweet lodge
Can you check the current permissions with ls -lah yourfoldername, and paste the output here?
zinc magnet
drwxr-xr-x 5 777 root 4.0K Jan 10 01:24 .
drwx------ 23 m4rl users 4.0K Jan 10 23:45 ..
drwx------ 2 777 root 16K Jan 7 05:01 lost+found
drwxr-xr-x 3 777 root 4.0K Jan 10 01:00 spoti
drwx------ 4 777 users 4.0K Jan 10 01:24 .Trash-1000
m4rl
if i try to sudo it ==> ERROR: Running makepkg as root is not allowed as it can cause permanent,
catastrophic damage to your system.
whole bear
sweet lodge
Yep
So lets change the owner of spoti to m4rl, so m4rl is able to run makepkg
sudo chown -R m4rl:m4rl spoti
zinc magnet
chown: invalid group: ‘m4rl:m4rl’
gentle flint
@zinc magnet why all the pings
zinc magnet
i wanted to ask you this question
sweet lodge
`sudo chown -R m4rl:m4rl spoti`
@gentle flint - Do you mind double checking this for me? Any idea why chown would say invalid group?
whole bear
gentle flint
<@!473859714162360320> - Do you mind double checking this for me? Any idea why `...
well, if the group doesn't exist it would say that
sweet lodge
well, if the group doesn't exist it would say that
Oh, right
I thought it was having trouble parsing the input because of the way the [error] message was structured, but it actually doesn't exist
My mistake, thanks for the help
sweet lodge
```
drwxr-xr-x 5 777 root 4.0K Jan 10 01:24 .
drwx------ 23 m4rl users 4.0K J...
This shows it's m4rl:users
I've always had a group with my username
Never had a users group before
Maybe I'm the weird one out this time
sweet lodge
chown: invalid group: ‘m4rl:m4rl’
My mistake
Try this
sudo chown -R m4rl:users spoti
whole bear
gentle flint
easiest way to find out if a group exists with his username would be cat /etc/group | grep m4rl:
zinc magnet
"eAsY"
gentle flint
just doing grep m4rl wouldn't be enough cuz then it would show the groups he's a member of
zinc magnet
xd
sweet lodge
[bradleyreynolds@maximus ~]$ uname -a
Linux maximus 5.15.13-arch1-1 #1 SMP PREEMPT Wed, 05 Jan 2022 16:20:59 +0000 x86_64 GNU/Linux
[bradleyreynolds@maximus ~]$ groups
docker wheel bradleyreynolds
huh, interesting
groups shows only a small subset of /etc/group
sweet lodge
huh, interesting
groups shows only a small subset of /etc/group
AFAIK it only shows the groups the current user is in
gentle flint
aha
how clever
name@rucola:~$ groups
name cdrom floppy audio dip video plugdev netdev bluetooth lpadmin scanner
name@rucola:~$ su
Password:
root@rucola:/home/name# groups
root
root@rucola:/home/name#
I see
I love how we still have a floppy group even when the floppy interface driver is no longer supported
sweet lodge
So... how do home directories work with all users in one group?
Oh, I guess the permissions are already 700, having a shared group wouldn't change anything then
sweet lodge
Even my homework folder?
sweet lodge
I love how we still have a floppy group even when the floppy interface driver is...
backwards compatability ™
zinc magnet
Even my _homework_ folder?
gentle flint
Even my _homework_ folder?
sure
set the sticky bit on it tho, or your mom will delete the lot one fine day
whole bear
So -
The first half of the code creates an array called `temp`, and then adds al...
THANKS
still ocean
Yep
I am here
I can`t
One man was here but he had left
Intresting....
I don`t know anything i think
still ocean
Will it be hard to learn C# if my first language is python?
2 months I am learning python : D
whole bear
so, tobo what do you do?
still ocean
I am learning classes now,so can you tell me everything you know about classes,how can i use them in web dev
still ocean
Okay,can you write in this chat please how is it called?
whole bear
I’ll be back
whole bear
alright I'm back
whole bear
@limber helm do you plan on becoming a developer or software engineer?
@cosmic niche England kind of is a country
whole bear
@midnight agate parli italiano?
cosmic niche
si
whole bear
si posso parlare
cosmic niche
come va la vita
whole bear
perche ho stato imparando
still ocean
Me too
whole bear
@cosmic niche I think he said Slovakian
cosmic niche
def __init__(self):
# Do not add any parameter to this method.
# Delete "pass" after adding code into this method.
pass
def run_app(self):
print("Your banking system should run by calling this method.")
authur = User('Authur','123','admin','N/A')
boris = User('Boris','ABC','customer','10 London Road')
chloe = User('Chloe','1+x','customer','99 Queens Road')
david = User('David','aBC','customer','2 Birmingham Street')
user_list = [authur,boris,chloe,david]
verify = 0
user_name = input("Insert The Username: ")
password = input("Insert The Password: ")
for i in user_list:
if user_name == i.get_user_name() and password == i.get_password():
verify += 1
else:
verify += 0
if verify == 1:
print ("You logged in!")
if user_name == authur.get_user_name():
print ("You are an Admin")
else:
print ("1 - View account\n2 - View summery\n3 - Quit\n ")
select = int(input ("Enter a number to select your option: "))
if select == 1:
print ("--Account list--\n")
elif select == 2:
print ("--Summery--\n")
elif select == 3:
print ("--You logged off--\n")
else:
print ("Try again please!")
class User:
def __init__(self,user_name,password,user_type,user_address):
self.user_name = user_name
self.password = password
self.user_type = user_type
self.user_address = user_address
def get_user_name(self):
return (self.user_name)
def get_password(self):
return (self.password)
def get_user_type(self):
return (self.user_type)
class Accounts:
def __init__(self,account_type):```ce piu molto per me
scusa
si
che vuoi
non sono esperto in python
vieno indietro
woeful salmon
@midnight agatehttps://www.seaofthieves.com/
somber heath
A whole two days.
Wow.
Like, why bother?
Nono, the lockdown.
Noooo.
I get it. Not everyone can.
cosmic niche
hello
sand ermine
hello.. i'm codding html 
Hello @wind raptor
How are you :?]
I'm thinking of becoming a monk
gentle flint
swift valley
gentle flint
viscid lagoonBOT
sand ermine
e('Template file invalid');
} ``` Hackers want kill - me.xkcd 2479
viscid lagoonBOT
unborn storm
https://xkcd.com/2493/
you may know that there are 3 ways to plug a traditionnal USB.
- the first try (always wrong)
- the other way
- in fact it was the frist way...
gentle flint
yeah ik
sand ermine
cute.
wind raptor
sweet lodge
Something, something, something about a guy named Schrodinger and his USB cables...
quasi condor
somber heath
"My DVI cable can beat up your DVI cable."
sweet lodge
Why do we always create 7 different forms of a cable, and then just give up and create a new one?
Why can't we just skip straight to creating new connecters?
MagSafe
But now they're just using USB-C like everybody else
For everything except their iPhones
Just because they hate us
gentle flint
Why do we always create 7 different forms of a cable, and then just give up and ...
because each one is an attempt to notmake everyone stop using a certain cable
sweet lodge
quasi condor
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Giraffe#Necking
After a duel, it is common for two male giraffes to caress and court each other. Such interactions between males have been found to be more frequent than heterosexual coupling. In one study, up to 94 percent of observed mounting incidents took place between males. The proportion of same-sex activities varied from 30 to 75 percent. Only one percent of same-sex mounting incidents occurred between females.
sweet lodge
https://www.reddit.com/r/SampleSize/comments/rjg3rg/results_how_many_chuggas_bef...
6.2% of you are COMPLETELY insane and gave an odd number of "chuggas" in your response.
I was always at 2
Right? I'd need water after like 16
They're nothing alike
rugged root
sweet lodge
Microsoft Cloud App Security is now Microsoft Defender for Cloud Apps
Another one
How many "Defender for x"s are there now?
You're a guy
Yep
How do you pronounce this name?: Adilene
unborn storm
How do you pronounce this name?: `Adilene`
ˈadaɪlˌiːn
that is what espeak says
(pronounced like "adalene")
sweet lodge
Hmm probably
Due to cultural language though I'm guessing "adeleene"
amber raptor
How many "Defender for _x_"s are there now?
Like 5
amber raptor
There is SQL server defender
gentle flint
sweet lodge
Who decided taking all these discrete products and giving them all the same name was a good idea?
Because I want them fired
amber raptor
Who decided taking all these discrete products and giving them all the same name...
Marketing
amber raptor
Defender is name for all security products
gentle flint
unborn storm
Hmm probably
Due to cultural language though I'm guessing "adeleene"
in france, the name "adeline" is quite common, and you say it like with the french accent (like "adeulyn")
pallid hazel
rugged root
sand ermine
big cat.. omg
rugged root
woeful salmon
i like to see i'm not the only one who sometimes types ans instead of and by mistake (its in the hover popup)
sand ermine
sand ermine
@unborn storm come here
unborn storm
<@!696634651875213322> come here
i'm here
unborn storm
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt14450978/?ref_=tt_sims_tt_i_6
this really looks like 💩
gonna leave
bye everyone ^_^
rugged root
#voice-verification @eternal drift
novel sleet
What site do you use for tech news?
crystal fox
https://theregister.co.uk - it's very UK centric though
https://arstechnica.com - also good
rugged root
@eternal drift So for the message count, the easiest way is to just talk in here, use a help channel, help out in a help channel, etc. If you talk in here, most of the time we're watching the paired text channel when we're in VC, so that way you're not left out of the conversation
@eternal drift I have not hosted a Minecraft server on a Raspberry Pi. What's your question about it?
eternal drift
When my friends enter in the server it crashes
tiny socket
thing came up be back later
rugged root
When my friends enter in the server it crashes
Does it give any errors or anything like that?
Any logs it makes saying why it died?
whole bear
DXM is gross lol
yes
you will totally dissociate from reality with the right amount
crystal fox
primal yacht
When my friends enter in the server it crashes
Both Java Edition and Bedrock, RPi hardware does not have enough oomph
eternal drift
Ok
rugged root
For the server?
primal yacht
yeah
eternal drift
Yes
primal yacht
i know this
rugged root
Fair enough. Could swear I've heard of people doing it
primal yacht
only Minetest, which is an entirely different game, can run a server on a RPi
lavish kayak
Fair enough. Could swear I've heard of people doing it
You can run MC in RPi, just not the latest version or for more than like 2-3 players
primal yacht
And I do mean "game" since it is not a Mojang product
eternal drift
Ok
lavish kayak
So all you guys are coders
i guess so
primal yacht
self-taught
crystal fox
rugged root
I miss the ZIP drives
lavish kayak
wait... 😂 How old are all of you guys? I thought this server was more run by teenagerish people. Like people who just finished Uni or is till in Uni
primal yacht
30's ... forgot my exact age
lavish kayak
ah I get it. So old you forget your age
sand ermine
i have to go. bye.
eternal drift
Iam 21
frank blaze
hello
lavish kayak
I'm 16
eternal drift
@rugged root whats your age
lavish kayak
hi!
frank blaze
how're u?
rugged root
When I was in college, so I think I was 19 or 20
frank blaze
When I was in college, so I think I was 19 or 20
ok
lavish kayak
Since when guys started coding
wrote my first line of code at like age 8-ish? ( don't remember).
Learnt the basics of C in 8th grade.
Learnt Python since late 2020
rugged root
I mean if we're counting simple stuff, I wrote a game on my old TI-84 Plus calculator
rugged root
Did a little number guessing game
frank blaze
Basic Input/Output System
✅ 🥳
primal yacht
I mean if we're counting simple stuff, I wrote a game on my old TI-84 Plus calcu...
Card Flip (Pokemon Gold & Silver)
lavish kayak
It's a small amount of code directly written onto your motherboard to run OSes, restart, etc
frank blaze
@rugged root What's my age?
lavish kayak
Ig 15-18
rugged root
No idea
lavish kayak
13/14?
lavish kayak
Any of you guys up for google code jam
Kcikstarter. Ik I won't win or come anywhere close in the official one but I'll still try
primal yacht
i lack sleep and dont have the mental capacity
frank blaze
Stop spamming
i'm not spamming
rugged root
Genuinely?
frank blaze
Genuinely?
ya
frank blaze
you didn't give the age!
lavish kayak
https://smile.amazon.co.uk/CREATIVE-Internal-Headphones-Discrete-Supports/dp/B08...
I see that you don't use the normal Amazon URL. Wuts this?
oh wait
nvr mind
frank blaze
you didn't give the age!
correct
primal yacht
you didn't give the age!
and since you admitted you are 10, you are not old enough to even have a Discord account
frank blaze
and since you admitted you are 10, you are not old enough to even have a Discord...
huh!
lavish kayak
and since you admitted you are 10, you are not old enough to even have a Discord...
breaking discord's TOS, might have to ban you @frank blaze
crystal fox
primal yacht
still emoji spam? i love kids #sarcasm
frank blaze
still emoji spam? i love kids \#sarcasm
i'm not spamming
i'm not spamming
i'm not spamming
!
i'm not spamming!
i'm not spamming!
i'm not spamming!
rugged root
!mute 885256958989455410 You are indeed spamming. Take a moment to cool off
wise cargoBOT
:incoming_envelope: :ok_hand: applied mute to @frank blaze until <t:1641924377:f> (59 minutes and 59 seconds).
rugged root
Be right back, have to install Quickbooks on a machine
quasi condor
quasi condor
crystal fox
rugged root
@stuck furnace 👋
crystal fox
novel sleet
keyboard in your lap can't be good for your posture/neck
stuck furnace
I feel like with desks, depth is more important than width 🤔
whole bear
hi
hmm
no one talking
the voice chat is like a piece of piece of piece of piece of piece of piece of piece of piece of piece of air
Ñetflix
alpine path
bro
stuck furnace
@whole bear Are you doing that deliberately?
alpine path
please, stop
stuck furnace
Can you stop if so.
whole bear
ok
rugged root
stuck furnace
Nice ducks!
Python does have single dispatch in the standard lib.
Oh right.
Phatic expressions Charlie and Hemlock 👋
Ooh that sounds interesting.
wind raptor
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sand ermine
i like it
molten pewter
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molten pewter
lol
molten pewter
@haughty pier the first of these courses is the most general. The second two assume that you understand the science and concepts of climate change.
this is the UN climate consensus: https://www.ipcc.ch/report/ar6/wg1/
pallid hazel
so i am needing to process results on 2 conditions both with 5 values.. is there some clean way to do, or I must continue with 25 to 125 different combinations?
values being priority 1-5 and positions secondary to septenary
i think its only 25 combinations really.. but ill be breaking down additional conditions, so really ill end up with quite a few lines of code for this
dense ibex
👋
molten pewter
next child pick up brb
quasi condor
!user
wise cargoBOT
You are not allowed to use that command here. Please use the #bot-commands channel instead.
quasi condor
meager cairn
Hello
gentle flint
hi MAD
molten pewter
what up Python noob?
pallid hazel
can you send Mad your seaguls story.. heh
molten pewter
it was Charlie's I just did a dramatic reading
pallid hazel
doh
give us the good old newyork subways and railways.. if you cant get an std from just sitting, whats the point
sand ermine
i wanted be here
gentle flint
give us the good old newyork subways and railways.. if you cant get an std from ...
it's like the latest Sherlock Holmes
For some reason, New Yorkers seem to feel an urge to combine public transportation with public urination.
pallid hazel
and worse.. much worse
haughty pier
We stopped institutionalizing the certifiably insane because of bad conditions in the asylums. Instead of fixing the institutions we emptied them and let the insane go wherever people would tolerate them. This is mostly NYC, Portland, Seattle, and San Francisco right now, as far as I can tell...
molten pewter
c y'all later.
quasi condor
haughty pier
We stopped institutionalizing the certifiably insane because of bad conditions i...
I wouldn't be surprised if this was a dirty trick pushed by the auto industry to undermine public transportation, but that would be a crazy conspiracy theory and I am a sane rationalist.
amber raptor
I wouldn't be surprised if this was a dirty trick pushed by the auto industry to...
It happened later then that
quasi condor
quasi condor
gross pay USA: 73,000
gross pay UK: 40,000
Take home pay (CT) USA: 53,000
Take home pay (CT) (after holiday): 50,000
Take home pay (CT) (after holiday) (after healthcare): 35,000
Take home pay UK : 30,000
verbal ibex
Friends, I'm submitting an example of my work to a university in the States, but I'm not a native speaker, so I'd really appreciate if somebody could take a look at it exclusively the language-wise. It is really brief.
There are only a few sentences here and there
I'd just feel more confident if a native English speaker proofread those
Please, ping me if you can give me a hand
Honestly, the only thing I'm not sure in is articles
🙏 🙏 🙏
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sand ermine
Some python podcast ?
honest pier
sand ermine
It makes sense for you https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5IizarQSUYeDLj3p7psmHR?si=km_dHTxfTOenjBfjFwXbTA&utm_source=copy-link
I like generators functions
Make it better
dont stop now
whole bear
@wind raptor i was expecting it . hope its not the worse noice . i was just saying how is ur day going do far.
we are starting the day here
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@willow lynx G.Morning
ah , iseee
i was out for a bit did anyone arrived with something
has anything happened i mean the talk
hahah
gn then
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rugged root
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rugged root
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quasi condor
if you're a real pro - you overdesign your global variables and call it dependency injection
(/s)
somber heath
!pep8
wise cargoBOT
somber heath
!zen
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proper jacinth
!zen
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quasi condor
explicit is better than implicit is so far away from how python actually gets written it's insane
woeful salmon
its a placeholder
so is ... aka Elipses (altho it has more uses for stuff like typing and for slicing with numpy arrays)
and the best one i like is
NotImplemented
its the most explicit and gets the point across
yoo i'm not the only one who likes top taskbars in windows
lol
rugged root
Heathen
coarse cape
sup
coarse cape
which editor is this?
woeful salmon
rugged root
if run_priority in range(1, 6):
priority = run_priority
Instructions unclear. Tentacles in basement.
THE EYES! THE EYES!
Because humanity is going to give up emitting greenhouse gasses tomorrow.
Nuclear power is great. If you don't mind having to store the awful, awful waste that gets produced. Also, you know, the occasional times when shit goes wrong.
rugged root
Even in a failure of those plants, they're designed to just stop reacting
somber heath
I'd feel better if we developed processing options for the waste.
Which is happening.
Thorium reactors or whatever.
It's a high stakes game.
Meanwhile, big 'ol fusion generator in the sky.
somber heath
Human sized.
rugged root
Yep
somber heath
People can get paid to exercise.
rugged root
Or as part of community service or prison
gentle flint
Or as part of community service or prison
so a chain gang, basically
rugged root
There are worse ideas
gentle flint
"combining discipline and energy generation"
somber heath
Astronauts.
gentle flint
"guaranteed non-fossil-fuel-based"
somber heath
Astronauts don't use fire to cook their food.
If you grow corn on particular coastal areas, is that bay corn?
plain rose
so are we talking abt bread?
gentle flint
gluten free bread
plain rose
gluten free bread
mhm
totally different
makes sense
so, how do you get moved to an afk channel
???
Is Mr. Hemlock always in this voice channel?
talking abt bread?
somber heath
Lack of voice activity.
sullen crag
Hi
plain rose
Lack of voice activity.
oh no
sullen crag
how can i talk?
somber heath
Happens automatically. Discord thing, I think.
somber heath
how can i talk?
!voice
wise cargoBOT
sullen crag
thanks @somber heath