#voice-chat-text-0
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word = input("Enter a word: ")
word = word.replace("a", "")
word = word.replace("e", "")
word = word.replace("i", "")
word = word.replace("o", "")
word = word.replace("u", "")
word = word.replace("A", "")
word = word.replace("E", "")
word = word.replace("I", "")
word = word.replace("O", "")
word = word.replace("U", "")
print(word)
that
word = word.replace("a", "*")
word = word.replace("e", "*")
word = word.replace("i", "*")
word = word.replace("o", "*")
word = word.replace("u", "*")
word = word.replace("A", "*")
word = word.replace("E", "*")
word = word.replace("I", "*")
word = word.replace("O", "*")
word = word.replace("U", "*")
print(word)```
!code
Here's how to format Python code on Discord:
```py
print('Hello world!')
```
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He knows. He was doing the code blocks before earlier
btw... i found the anomlie in my script.. was a theoreticle test i was doing, where the final result actually couldnt be accuratly calculated.. like guessing softchanges vrs physical changes.. found 2 of 26 attempts off, 1 by 4 and 1 by 1
You can also chain .replace() calls like so.
word = word.replace("a", "*").replace("e", "*")
but how you did it is more readable at the start of your programming journey
The thing that Katie linked, you were already doing it previously. The whole darkened code block thingy
huh
would that be a chain gang then?
!e
word = word.replace("a", "*")
word = word.replace("e", "*")
word = word.replace("i", "*")
word = word.replace("o", "*")
word = word.replace("u", "*")
word = word.replace("A", "*")
word = word.replace("E", "*")
word = word.replace("I", "*")
word = word.replace("O", "*")
word = word.replace("U", "*")
print(word)```
@shut hill :x: Your eval job has completed with return code 1.
001 | Enter a word: Traceback (most recent call last):
002 | File "<string>", line 1, in <module>
003 | EOFError: EOF when reading a line
why didnt it work?
The bot does not send anything to the input
you gotta trick it
So input() does not work
define the word
so what u do
@pallid hazel Don't overdo it.
word = word.replace("a", "*")
word = word.replace("e", "*")
word = word.replace("i", "*")
word = word.replace("o", "*")
word = word.replace("u", "*")
word = word.replace("A", "*")
word = word.replace("E", "*")
word = word.replace("I", "*")
word = word.replace("O", "*")
word = word.replace("U", "*")
print(mcdonalds)```
yes mum
Enter a word: Apple
*ppl*
!e
word = word.replace("a", "*")
word = word.replace("e", "*")
word = word.replace("i", "*")
word = word.replace("o", "*")
word = word.replace("u", "*")
word = word.replace("A", "*")
word = word.replace("E", "*")
word = word.replace("I", "*")
word = word.replace("O", "*")
word = word.replace("U", "*")
print(mcdonalds)```
@shut hill :x: Your eval job has completed with return code 1.
001 | Enter a word: Traceback (most recent call last):
002 | File "<string>", line 1, in <module>
003 | EOFError: EOF when reading a line
Instead of the input
@shut hill
!e
word = word.replace("a", "*")
word = word.replace("e", "*")
word = word.replace("i", "*")
word = word.replace("o", "*")
word = word.replace("u", "*")
word = word.replace("A", "*")
word = word.replace("E", "*")
word = word.replace("I", "*")
word = word.replace("O", "*")
word = word.replace("U", "*")
print(word)```
@shut hill :x: Your eval job has completed with return code 1.
001 | Enter a word: Banana Traceback (most recent call last):
002 | File "<string>", line 1, in <module>
003 | EOFError: EOF when reading a line
!e
word = word.replace("a", "*")
word = word.replace("e", "*")
word = word.replace("i", "*")
word = word.replace("o", "*")
word = word.replace("u", "*")
word = word.replace("A", "*")
word = word.replace("E", "*")
word = word.replace("I", "*")
word = word.replace("O", "*")
word = word.replace("U", "*")
print(mcdonalds)```
@shut hill :x: Your eval job has completed with return code 1.
001 | Traceback (most recent call last):
002 | File "<string>", line 13, in <module>
003 | NameError: name 'mcdonalds' is not defined
hu
I ran this in my locally installed Python
Enter a word: Apple
*ppl*
So I put in Apple and that is all I see
!e
word = 'wendys'
word = word.replace("a", "")
word = word.replace("e", "")
word = word.replace("i", "")
word = word.replace("o", "")
word = word.replace("u", "")
word = word.replace("A", "")
word = word.replace("E", "")
word = word.replace("I", "")
word = word.replace("O", "")
word = word.replace("U", "")
print(word)
@pallid hazel :white_check_mark: Your eval job has completed with return code 0.
wndys
oh
ty
!e
word = word.replace("a", "*")
word = word.replace("e", "*")
word = word.replace("i", "*")
word = word.replace("o", "*")
word = word.replace("u", "*")
word = word.replace("A", "*")
word = word.replace("E", "*")
word = word.replace("I", "*")
word = word.replace("O", "*")
word = word.replace("U", "*")
print(word)```
@shut hill :white_check_mark: Your eval job has completed with return code 0.
H*ll*
You can shorten this a lot using a loop
!e
word = "Island"
for letter in 'aeiouAEIOU':
word = word.replace(letter, '*')
print(word)
@wind raptor :white_check_mark: Your eval job has completed with return code 0.
*sl*nd
Loops might not be covered yet, so if not, don't use that just yet
!e
print(word.count("a", "A")```
@shut hill :x: Your eval job has completed with return code 1.
001 | File "<string>", line 2
002 | print(word.count("a", "A")
003 | ^
004 | SyntaxError: '(' was never closed
what
Missing a closing )
!e
print(word.count("a", "A"))```
@shut hill :x: Your eval job has completed with return code 1.
001 | Traceback (most recent call last):
002 | File "<string>", line 2, in <module>
003 | TypeError: slice indices must be integers or None or have an __index__ method
did something wrong?
... let me grab the info
Can only count one letter at a time
!e
print(word.count("A"))```
Are you following a course @shut hill?
Help on built-in function count:
count(...) method of builtins.str instance
S.count(sub[, start[, end]]) -> int
Return the number of non-overlapping occurrences of substring sub in
string S[start:end]. Optional arguments start and end are
interpreted as in slice notation.
@shut hill :white_check_mark: Your eval job has completed with return code 0.
1
nope 🙂
For all the bot commands we're running, it might be better to do it in #bot-commands
until the staff says.... then we should. too much to go back and forth : P
oh wait...
ur staff.
;-;
I am indeed
lol mmmbbm
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Reference for others (such as @pallid hazel)
hmm, wut i do?
Want to see some graphs? 👀
Erm, you'd have to do another query on BigQuery.
To get the data for another package.
Ah yeah, that's probably 'null' 🤷♂️
Oh 🤔
10TB apparently.
PyPI had something like 100 billion downloads last year.
With my massive botnet
!e
amount = word.count("a") + word.count("e") + word.count("i") + word.count("o") + word.count("u")
print(f'The amount of vowels in your word is: {amount}')```
@shut hill :x: Your eval job has completed with return code 1.
001 | Enter a word: Traceback (most recent call last):
002 | File "<string>", line 1, in <module>
003 | EOFError: EOF when reading a line
huh
;-;
!e
amount = word.count("a") + word.count("e") + word.count("i") + word.count("o") + word.count("u")
print(f'The amount of vowels in your word is: {amount}')```
@shut hill :x: Your eval job has completed with return code 1.
001 | Traceback (most recent call last):
002 | File "<string>", line 1, in <module>
003 | NameError: name 'Canada' is not defined
devising an sql to dict db, so i dont have to alter my master data or create dynamic tables.. soundss fun, but we shall see.
!e
amount = word.count("a") + word.count("e") + word.count("i") + word.count("o") + word.count("u")
print(f'The amount of vowels in your word is: {amount}')```
@shut hill :white_check_mark: Your eval job has completed with return code 0.
The amount of vowels in your word is: 3
!e
word = "Canada"
print(f"The amount of vowels in your word is: {sum(word.count(char) for char in 'aeiou')}")
@uncut meteor :white_check_mark: Your eval job has completed with return code 0.
The amount of vowels in your word is: 3

that is pretty cool
Does y count as half a vowel?
@terse needle you ever used Rust clippy?
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whats the code for this ?
I have a weird feeling that this is for homework
for a quiz
Then we won't help
Look into the .split() method
these are the samples they gave us
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rescue media
Ah, okay
Data recovery tool
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@rugged tundra im coming to move it, dont worry
Thank you, we can move everything together in less than an hour.
where did that estimate come from?
Right
@molten pewter 'words on The Street is...'
@zenith radish someone sent me some contaminated chinese food
any reasons why im not allowed to talk in the voice chat
!voice
Voice verification
Can’t talk in voice chat? Check out #voice-verification to get access. The criteria for verifying are specified there.
i believe i type enough in this discord to have unlocked vc
Time to resell ssd and m.2 storage 🙂
See bot message above, @still stag
guys
Make sure to type it in there. If you have messages disabled for this specific server, enable it so you can get the bot message. You can convert it back afterwards.
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@primal yacht would you be willing to answer some questions i have about python in dm? im very new to language
was gonna hop in vc to ask questions but i cant currently
You should be able to jump into the VC without a working microphone. [cont.]
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@primal yacht Hmm?
See this ... I told them about the voice verification channel via. the bot message already
@still stag Oh right. #voice-verification will tell you what you need to know
You can still type in here, @still stag
You meet the criteria
So type the command it tells you in that channel while in that channel.
You can restart Discord and you should be able to speak
yeah i noticed thank you a lot
@rugged root you get it working, it should be an all in one program.. downloads whatever you may need etc.. in meetings, so not in vc
hi
All good
^
I think he uses gmail, though
i think he opened PRs straight from emacs
I just can't do it
I'm not that efficient, and my ADD/ADHD does not allow me to do that
i think if i were 10 years younger i'd love to try it lol
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camera matters for sure
latest iphone 13 make very nice macro shots
can't get that w/ prior models
there was a big jump in photo quality btwn 8 and X as well
or perhaps the processing got better
Both happened
when was the jump from 2 lense to 3. XS to 11?
But 12 -> 13 was very minor
12 Pro Max is pretty big
have you compared 12 and 13 phones in person?
like a giant alien face on my phone lmao
Nope, my 12 Pro Max does everything I want.
yeah ofc, so did my XS max lol
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that whole song is a troll
Possibly the fact that it's off might have something to do with that.
possible
weird glitch
idk lol
i ❤️ global warming
cant speak in vc but true i live near london and its a dumb ass problem
fair enough
i didnt have to wear a tie 💪
hi
me to
in my English homework
they never end
yes
albania
grecee
yes
no
many
things
but i fix life
yes
i short time
yes
that is correct
i have 90% of my family's is in Swiss and half are Swiss
Rotterdam
yes
and now you do not like them
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burh
family is family
@zenith radish
this
there is more
but it not counted
Netherlands 10,000–15,000
LP the Balkans are worse than Lithuania
you get better economy
we get nothing
Greek fans
we do not get eu because of this
yea
yea
and im a Bulgarian
bulgars
Mongolians
they stoll it
when the Balkan war
i hate it here
that
is
very bad
i have that
every day
but
it not
dream
struga
ah
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@zenith radish I was overthinking it
Clonezilla
That was the thing I ended up going with
should have bought that license to Ghost
Too spooky
@sly jolt not logged in to GitHub atm but yes please if you feel like working on it feel free!
I’m too lazy to do python ;D
Is anyone here good with reading and editing english? I have a paragraph that needs reviewed.
One way to find out.
I'll just put it up for grabs then
Thanks
There should barely be any work left
@austere linden
@velvet urchin nah.
whad up?
those links aren't helpful, it's why we have a filter on them
how are they not help full? I do agree with what they are saying do you not?
I'll get to reading in a bit.
pasting a link to a website telling the user that they shouldn't ask to ask just isn't productive
Well so is asking to ask but this website also answers the question why is it not productive really well
so I feel like it actually is really productive but ok
I will not post it if you do not like it w/e
yeah np
ty m8
no sorry
if a mod happens to join vc of their own volition, sure you can ask
but it's up to the mod in chat
do you need code help?
Currently in vc now, talking about classes in python
also please don't ping admins, that's for when stuff is really really broken or messed up with the server
!ban 656258550087024651 racism
:incoming_envelope: :ok_hand: applied ban to @night warren permanently.
wtf was that
ofc np
I thought maybe you had it copied and accidentally pasted it or something. 😄
as to your quest to learning OOP/classes
my recommendation would be to post your code here and ask ?s
we also have this handy !e command thing
!e
print("hello")
@vivid palm :white_check_mark: Your eval job has completed with return code 0.
hello
It will be nice to have been able to share my screen while @somber heath was still active on vc
but that'll probably be more useful to the people helping you
But its fine, he was busy
also check out our help channels #❓|how-to-get-help
I know 🙂
gl!
Thanks
My experience with instructing people together with looking at their screen has been suboptimal.
It works for me though
Have you ever seen a Tango performed with one person?
i was actually thinking about this sort of things today, like asking hemlock or someone to consider the idea of incorperating a collab format in the codehelp channel
GANG GANG
@whole bear Yo man! 🙂
Hope yall having a good day
Trying to learn about Classes and Objects in Python
Knowing that @midnight agate will not approve of this 😂
Remember its a skill, do it errr day u can become a GOAT
Yep
talent never beats hard work
@rugged tundra You have a number of rough edges, but your problem is not one of syntax.
I don't want to have to spend a lot of mental energy reading paragraphs to extract important data.
Qualifications and experience can go in structured lists with bullets and indentation.
Any "life story" text is liable to be glossed over, if they read it at all, so you want your personal blurb to be as engaging as possible, short and to the point. You're painting a portrait of yourself in words.
I'm also probably not the ideal person to ask for what an educational institution/employer is looking for in a resume.
Thank you @somber heath
Mm.
When I'm writing, I try to give attention to how the text flows.
If the rhythm is jerky and start stop start stop, it's disconcerting.
The essence of communication is:
Tell people what you're going to tell them.
Tell them.
Tell them that you've told them.
@somber heath i'm not verified so i can't talk, but hi
yea but it's gonna take at least 30 mins
i'm never active in here anyways
first time
except when i needed help with ocr
still haven't been able to fix that lol
yea, i know a little bit of python but i code mostly in c#
i don't know if i'm gonna get crucified for that
yea
it was a while ago i used python
Yea, i wanted to learn c++ but i took one glance on it and said nope
why is that
lol
i guess it's true
it's like children driving radio carts instead of real cars
not really
scratch is a programming language for children
of what little i know about software programming, python is a really versatile language
you can literally do everything you want, but for me it becomes slow the more you write, i don't know how to optimize code, that's why c# is so great for me because the compiler optimizes it for me
i gtg
hey @somber heath
opal you seem like someone whos done a few presentations to your boss before
you got any advice with powerpoint presentations?
Don't believe everything you read.
Yes. Avoid them like the plague. The whole process of powerpoint presentations in a professional context is a waste of time. There have been a number of businesses that outright ban its use.
well im presenting man
i have half an hour, i dont think you need that long to put a point across
The less information you have on the slides the better.
It should compliment and illustrate your spoken points, rather than contain any information itself.
Let what you say carry the information.
On slides, images can be okay. Diagrams might be okay. Data is least ideal.
This is my opinion. Others may have other ideas on the subject.
🤣
@vestal mason is funny
'if only just to Keep...my sanity.' - @vestal mason 😆
do any of you two use macOS?
or your both windows guys?
damn both linux guys
does anyone know what 'move to bin' on mac means?
thats a good thing right?
its not like a trash can
🤣
yes, so if i downloaded an app
which is in my downloads
i would probably have to move it to bin right Opal?
😆
yea, i followed them
ok every single app is in my launch area
the only one that isnt is in my visual studio code
i always open that from downloads
😆 ok, no problem. Thanks for your help
🤣
ok
@vestal mason what browser does your linux distro use? firefox?
I use both firefox and chrome.
whats your opinion of downloading chrome on a mac?
I just chrome for work stuff, and firefox for personal
or what second browser should i have outside of safari?
use what you like.
what would you recommend?
i know this is a personal choice
but im interested to hear your thoughts
I don't have a mac so I can only go by what I use on a regular. Which is Chrome for work, and Firefox for personal use.
I like the features firefox has as far as history etc
Firefox comes standard on most linux distros which makes it kinda the go to.. but to be honest it is a bit slow. So depending on what you are trying to do, u may want to use chrome which can be a bit more responsive
sounds peaceful
@somber heath have you donated to charity before?
ok i made a survey to evaluate the current user experience, its 7 questions no personal information and takes 1 min to 1 min and 30 secs to complete, im trying to get responses/peoples thoughts
its all multiple choice, i would appreciate it
😢
its hard to collect data Opal, ive had this going for 2 months with 3 replies 🤣 and ive been posting it everywhere
now i have to ask people individually 😆
🤣
why does it look like its about to twerk
Haaaay
Spotted Pardelote
In my area we have kingfishers
i haven't seen any birds other than pigeons or crows in more than an year now
in real life i mean
This looks like that cartoon character
that bird looks like its a superhero's companion or something >->
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idk why that bird looks scary to me
That is pretty annoying
@willow lynx 👋
has anyone ever told you what your name means in hindi? xD (cuz there's alot of indians here)
fool
https://youtu.be/EObGjj5wpL8 one of these flew over to my roof one time. But it was strange because its not rly native. I thought they were monkeys at first. Which would also be strange because monkeys don’t rly hang around here either.
Sound of a hornbill (Pahang Hornbill) #sound #hornbill
Sound of a hornbill found at Pahang Malaysia
Hayagawin
I cant catch that 😂
Hayagahn?
How ya gaan?
Haaahaaa
goin'
i gotta go now, it was fun talking and learning some geography today too, cya all later! xD
Byeee
Potatoes are amazing. You can literally make everything with potatoes. You can fry em. You can smash em. You can turn them into chips. You can turn them into flour. They’re great
You can put them in stew
It fixes overseasoned stew
I just. Really love potatoes, you know. 🥺
Oh, I do, too.
Looks good 🤤
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Do you guys
Personally
Believe in aliens
I like to believe there are others out there
Like a whole intelligent civilization
You’re right
The universe is just too vast for us to be alone
The theory of everything kinda thing u mean
The golden mean?
Like their own birds and cats and humans 😳
algea
The less complicated ones
It kinda drive me a bit nuts I may never find out before I die
But oh well
It’s something fun to ponder
Oh I would love to stay for longer but i have to join my family for dinner
Byebyee
365k years is 365k years
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Guys please help me
Help with the python task
The theater stage is a rectangular field measuring n × m. The director of the theater has given you a plan of the stage, according to which the actors will be located on it. On the plan, it is marked in which cells the actors will stand, and in which they will not. The spotlight installed on the stage will shine in one of four directions (if you look at the scene plan from above) - left, up, right or down. Thus, the position of the spotlight is understood as the cell in which it is installed, as well as the direction in which it shines. Your task is to put a spotlight on the stage in a good position. A position is called good if two conditions are met simultaneously: ● There is no actor in the corresponding cell; ● There is at least one actor in the direction in which the spotlight is shining . Your task is to calculate the number of good positions for installing a spotlight. Two positions of the searchlight installation are considered different if the cells of the location of the searchlight differ, or the direction in which
who designed that question, as the analogy doesnt fit to how spotlights work on a stage...
there would be multiple rows of over head spot lights, just saying
nvm, i was reading that wrong.. installing spotlights...
best bet would be to come up with a grid, each light from its position can shine to 1, 2, or 3 grids around itself.. as the actual information of actor location is missing, its not possible other thenbto theorize the maxium stage positions lighting would be needed.. but a grid pattern could lead to emlinating spotlights that shine on the same positions throughout the total actor movement pattern.
and then elimate all redundant lights if they only turned on 1 time, while any other light was also on and pointed at that grid.
!voice
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@molten pewter what do you think of this question? https://old.reddit.com/r/startups/comments/ssbf2j/is_success_really_tied_to_having_rich_parents/
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I am not aware of any data sets that track this.
neither am I - that's what makes it an interesting qualitative question
https://www.nber.org/system/files/working_papers/w19276/w19276.pdf here are the original works the article is based on
I genuinely don't have much exposure to startups, my inclination is that it's hugely important but not as necessary as Reddit makes out
I registered it
page 61
I'd give it a solid 7/10
Better than I thought it was worth
What's the illicit?
@subtle sleet You alright there? Clearing your throat or were you dying?
I was just sneezing
!voide @boreal pilot
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Thanks for caring tho
It's what I do

Type it to me regardless
lol, thats me almost for every response..
@rugged root Clonezilla? What are you cloning theses days?
Opinions about what?
https://old.reddit.com/r/startups/comments/ssbf2j/is_success_really_tied_to_having_rich_parents/ <-- that
Failing hard drive to a replacement
Supposed to. Although it died mid copy due to bad sectors
Going to have to do it again to ignore those
What is there to debate?
to what extent does a founder having rich parents affect the success of a startup?
Massively
@whole bear If you're wondering why you can't talk, check out the #voice-verification channel. That'll tell you what you need to know
Note: This table reports multinomial logit estimates of the probability that an individual, 25 years of age or older, is self-employed, incorporated selfemployed, or unincorporated self-employed, where salaried employment is the excluded category. All dummy variables are defined exclusively. AFQT
is a measure of cognitive ability, which ranges from 1 to 100, and is divided by 100 in these analyses. The Illicit Index, which was computed in 1980,
measures the degree to which an individual engaged in an array of aggressive, risk-taking, and disruptive activities. It is standardized to equal zero for
the NLSY79 population. Rotter Locus of Control measures the degree to which a person feels luck, fate, and external factors control events relative to
the extent that internal factors give the person self-determination over his or life, such that negative values imply a greater sense of internal control; and
family in 1979, divided by $100,000. Though unreported in the table, all regressions control for year of birth, a dummy variable of whether both parents
were living at the home of the individual at the age of 14, and dummy variables for individuals with missing family income (for which we impute the
average value in the sample) and missing parental education (for which we impute values based on the other parent’s education and the average for the
sample if no parental education is reported). We exclude observations in which the person is neither salaried nor self-employed and observations with
missing demographics (gender, race and ethnicity, schooling) or missing values for AFQT, Rosenberg Self-Esteem, Rotter Locus of Control, and Illicit.
Reported standard errors (in parentheses) are corrected for heteroskedasticity and clustered by individual. The symbols ***, **, and * signify
significance at the one, five, and ten percent levels respectively.```
That is my new favorite
. Family Income in 1979 is the income of the person’s
family in 1979, divided by $100,000
those tables are always hard to understand
The South will quite literally rise again
AFQT?
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Sounds like a grunge song
Actually pretty interesting
tl;dr: 90% of motherboardboard manufacturers use the same BIOS firmware from American Megatrends, and just apply their own skins
Ohhhhhhh right
i think the term difference is "old money"
if a poor person had 60k, and a medium to wealthy person had 60k, who would be the better founder
the person with drive/hunger
or the person with more well known connections
assuming the poor person networked in his field he was going into well
There's about a days worth of audit work sitting on the desktop, as well as a fuck ton of other files (most of them are backed up, but a days worth of audit is bad news)
No OneDrive?
The emergencies
The on call
Checking
furyo is an example of a prime man in the community
5. Do not provide or request help on projects that may break laws, breach terms of services, or are malicious or inappropriate.
Do follow the laws.
Just get one USB
And use partitions
Or this
You just put your ISOs in a folder, and it boots to a menu that allows you to pick an ISO
There's some that can even download ISOs from the menu
Also PXE booting if you're in an office
Sure. But at this point, USB sticks are dirt cheap
And Windows 10 all editions are on USB so you only need one.
Saber Interactive and Focus Entertainment showcased their upcoming Warhammer 40k game with this cinematic trailer, that also showed quick 3rd person action snippets. Warhammer 40k: Space Marine II has no set release date yet.
Meh, Tyranids
Orks were better
father of the century
I am the best father in the world to my two children.
Also, the only father.
So technically also the worst father.
yea i guess its how you look at it
youre the best 1 week and the worst the next
i think The Support is what matters
I need his academic access...
i think there are distinctions here... plenty of rich kids didn't get as far as elon
certainly it started him off
18
abstract
This paper provides new theory and evidence on the relationship between ability and
entrepreneurship. I show that there is a U-shaped relationship between the probability of
entrepreneurship and both a person’s schooling and wage when employed. This pattern
can be explained in a model of occupational choice between wage work and entrepreneurship where a firm’s productivity is uncertain before entry, potential wages are
heterogeneous, and expected productivity is positively related to an entrepreneur’s
potential wage. Search, or the ability to keep good projects and reject bad ones, attracts
low-ability agents into entrepreneurship. The model also explains why low-profit firms
do not always exit
TL;DR for you
"everyone is a pirate - even scientists" -sci-hub
"everyone is a copyright infringer - especially scientists" FuryoShonen
Fraction of entrepreneurs starting a firm ‘‘out of necessity’’
i call bullshit on that data
"everyone breathes air, but few breath success"
@olive hedge 
@olive hedge why didn't this chart fill you in on the context for the conversatoin?
what more could you need
I heard you say it, hemlock 
Ah yes VALUES
nepotism
the practice among those with power or influence of favouring relatives or friends, especially by giving them jobs.
~~https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1111/j.1540-6520.2008.00275.x~~ rubbish paper don't read it
@silent sequoia set the topic
guys im sorry, but we cant talk bad/negatively about indians in here/indian indians (hindus)
why have economists not discovered charts????
someone introduce matplotlib to them dear god
we cant goto war with canada, what will i put on my pancackes
start a coup, get toronto to leave canada..
eh?
@rugged tundra 😆
hide in the bathroom
you just let the ship sink?
I like where I work. I want it to do well
get down in the bilge with a bucket then!
Pretty sure it hits 90 all the time in Cali....
"Board diversity captured by the ratio of female directors is a negative and significant
factor associated with failure likelihood." ouch
dont say that
I didn't, it was the research paper I posted earlier
🍪
@molten pewter link man 😢
what are you guys talking about -_-
…I have the exact same question
Statesian
Wait, how the hell did I get into #voice-chat-text-0 😅
Further encouragement @molten pewter https://www.menshealth.com/fitness/a39045478/your-bodys-ability-to-build-new-muscle-changes-dramatically-after-50/
If we tackle several challenges the blockchain might be the next big thing in the world of access control. All services could use its power and strength.
Harsh ratings
Who Rules the World? eBook : Chomsky, Noam: Amazon.co.uk: Books
why smile.amazon?
really?
David Miller is a 10/10 example of an anti-zionist who is also a lunatic
@molten pewter same happend to me in saudi
ADIZ only matter if you care about landing. Policy is 12 Miles.
Which is why Russians fly off US shore
Russia invading US ADIZ but not our owned airspace
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https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/34484.Small_Gods
@rugged root Can you lmk what char means
oh okok
ty!
could you explain this line?
print(f"The amount of vowels in your word is: {sum(word.count(char) for char in 'aeiouAEIOU')}")
@rugged root
like why they do sum
then char in brackets and then no brackets
nope... i found this code yesterday, someone her put it i tried it and it was way faster than my other code insteading of listing it
print(f"The amount of vowels in your word is: {sum(word.count(char) for char in 'aeiouAEIOU')}") is more effiencet to find the vowels
Yeah it's code I wouldn't worry too much about right now
than doing lists
I can break it down
Patience, I'm juggling this and work
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/6665847-daemon @quasi condor
im sincerly sorry.
It's going to be a rather lengthy explanation, and unfortunately I don't have time at the moment. Sorry, I thought I had more time
wait should you just say it then?
instead of typing
Typing with examples makes more sense. But again, no time
ok sorry.
I'll write out the short version, but I don't have too much time either
;-; ty
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word = "xray"
print(f"The amount of vowels in your word is: {sum(word.count(char) for char in 'aeiouAEIOU')}")
word.count(char) for char in 'aeiouAEIOU'
This is generally called a generator expression
You run the code on the left side of the for for every value or expression on the right side of the for
If you use a for loop with a string, it goes through the characters one at a time.
So, for char in 'aeiouAEIOU' is going through each letter (char) in 'aeiouAEIOU'
And word.count(char) is counting the number of occurrences of that letter (char) in your string (word)
So, putting it all together, word.count(char) for char in 'aeiouAEIOU', this loops through the vowels one at a time, counting the number of times each vowel occurs in the word.
This entire generator expression is inside of sum(), which, well, sums all the vowel counts generated by the generator expression.
And this entire thing is inside of an fstring, to keep it all on one line
ty!!!
Schrems II
this is the Schrems II ruling
or.. sort of a summary of it
for non-lawyers
who wants to take a survey?
i need people who have donated
you cant answer questions unless you have donated
where can i post it??
Come on guys im dying here
@leaden comet help out man, ive been trying to get replies for 2 months
ive got 9...
guys why can't i speak?
that was probably a joke
Damn its a brutal world here
1 minute of your time, multiple choice questions
this is cutthroat
can u say the name of that tragedy shayan?
There should a setting in browsers like "don't care, accept all"
also mata ( facebook )
You need a pop up if you are setting cookies that are not required
ur so angry lol @amber raptor
Yes, I hate all
no i am new in this server :)
There are exemptions?
So, if my only cookie is "session", I don't need a banner?
Yes
Nice
One less thing on my list
Wait, till someone starts about crytpo...
Fun fun
Hello
This is not a great map
where in this spot would you be living, if anywhere?
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charlie is the least mulitcultural/international person I Know...but stays talking about these issues Everyday 🤣
why cant we all be ok with our shortcomings
you dont see me talking about rocket science
😆
so whats everyone working on?
what happens if you can?
trying to get python to input onto websites
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One usage refers to a variety of a language that is a characteristic of a particular group of the langua...
i hope it works out for you
im trying to use dictionaries in a certain way in this new project im working on, its been a little while so im reading up on key value pairs again
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I saw a job post the other day. 👔
It required 4+ years of experience in FastAPI. 🤦
I couldn't apply as I only have 1.5+ years of experience since I created that thing. 😅
Maybe it's time to re-evaluate that "years of experience = skill level". ♻
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@midnight agate keep it moving big bro
just learn
well explained
@molten pewter can you make me a rust audiobook?
!communities
Erm, don't we have a command that posts a link to a list of recommended discord servers?
!communites pentesting
!guilds
Communities
The communities page on our website contains a number of communities we have partnered with as well as a curated list of other communities relating to programming and technology.
Erm, whoever was asking: https://github.com/mhxion/awesome-discord-communities#computer-security
@wet hamlet 
tnx man
No prob. Those would be more suitable servers to ask in.
So, tell me about the 'beef' programming language 😄
Is that actually a thing?
Ah yeah
What you been up to?
Ohh yeah nice!
With reverse Polish syntax right?
Oh right, so it's like a stack-based langauge?
just got here... beef????!!
Beef.
wow i love beef
Me too!
i had beef for dinner yesterday actually
You ate a programming language for dinner? 
yes
How was it?
@stuck furnace can you get @molten pewter screen share privileges
tasty, although i do prefer javascript's taste
✅ @molten pewter can now stream until <t:1644967337:f>.
I just saw a self bot 👀
Hopefully this time I did it for 30 minutes instead of 30 months 😄
i feel as though there is a funny backstory behind that
Ah it's just that m means months and M minutes for that command.
But I didn't realise this 😄
ohh that must be so confusing
Yeah, I do the full word when doing infractions.
Erm, I'm not sure about the stream command specifically.
One way to find out...
!source stream
Temporarily grant streaming permissions to a member for a given duration.
What did you see? 👀
someone type $cloneserver
Oh 🤔
What channel?
this channel
Weird, I couldn't find anything.
There's no way. I would see it
Lol
Oh Chris I subbed to your Twitch channel btw.
Do you stream often, because I'm only occasionally on it?
Nice! Thanks! I haven't streamed in a while but I have been meaning to get back to it soon
Mostly gaming or programming?
Both
Oh nice
Built up to affiliate with super mario maker 2 lol
Oh 
Haven't done much gaming lately but code streams can be fun.
Yea, I've learned a tonne by watching anthonywritescode's streams.
He's great.
He's the maintainer of pre-commit, and a bunch of other tools.
I... don't feel confident enough 😄
Yep same 😄
Yeah I guess all the easy stuff has been fixed most of the time.
I'm still not sure what's the right way learn the structure of a code-base.
Nice 
Oh yeah, you were working on that with Hem?
I have tonnes of free time that I wish I was using more productively..
@molten pewter 🤣
Jake, SendCoffee, you there? 👀
👋
Oh, so it's like a bus?
Oh, I mean like a software bus.
jakes not doing python, no fucking way
But that's a good analogy... I think 😄
Yeah, although they used to be pretty anti-open-source.
Another great analogy 😄
Erm, I kind of have a fear of talking on the microphone.
I was hoping I would have gotten over it by now.
But ¯_(ツ)_/¯
I have the same thing with phones.
Phone fear is a thing 😄
I actually much prefer talking by voice rather than typing, as I'm kind of dyslexic.
