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!e def fun(a, /): pass
-> #bot-commands is better
haha clojurscript is a thing now
I thought about using it for a minute
too small community 😦
!source eval
Run Python code and get the results.
js still inspired by scheme
what's with php? is it back?
php never left
it's /(cake|symphony|laravel|wordpress|dangerous\sCrap)/now
no I would draw demarcation at OOP stuff
anything where I felt like python OOP was useful I would force myself to move it into go
because I know that OOP is going to force me into stupid questions about platonic atomicity like "what is a chair"
like, is a thing you can sit on? something made to sit on? something you can optionally sit on?
is it overloaded for holding other shit?
go and other languages solve this with receiver methods, interfaces and "duck typing"
which allows you to minimize those decisions
what's ruby do
ruby runs github
have you seen that wat video?
you shut your trap
it better not die
gitea, gitlab not good enough yet
I want everything in go
but I'm a shill
unpaid shill
go has a GC, so it's automatically bad
that's so mean
but it does invalidate it for some uses
anything where you need deterministic time
networking, drivers, os, etc
it's made for rest apis at the end of the day
great for microservices
nah, I think for system programming, it's got a faster development time than rust / c++, so I would use go
kubernetes, docker were written in go
nodejs / python can be too slow for microservices at scale
Really 🤔?
yes
but this is just go vs ts in node
or js in node? I dunno, maybe both thumbnail deceptive maybe
nodejs solves a ton of use cases, but go was created for a reason
exactly
google recruited ken thompson and rob pike and a few other rockstars to work on something to replace harsh bloat in concurrent java and c++ code
so it does that one thing astoundingly well
turns out, that's like the whole web
more or less
I would use python because of the library support. like I can't build a data analytics platform as easily with go
yeah go is not at all good at that, python is great at a lot of data science and ETL, hands down
I don't even use the go template system because it's not html sanitizing
I just use APIs and host static content
learning libraries are a valid difficulty in picking up a new language
it's worth noting you can go look at examples of the basic thing you're trying to do in each language
typescript cross compiles to vanilla js, so both..
you might want to bust out a calculator and determine in dollars and cents how much replacing python would be
oh
lmao burn
not intended as burn
yeah if you can't see an obvious upside, pick what everyone knows or go with what your gut says
flip a coin yeah
exactly
a donkey stands between two stacks of hay. it can't chose one to eat. it starves to death
2ez to analysis paralysis
walk away from the computer
man elephant better be in a freezer
I want a chainsaw
can we cook it in a pit and share it
damn
I always pick the language that my coworkers know since I know they're gonna be the ones to fix it
can we cook and eat the PHP elephant?
delegate
:D
tell them to hire another coder
tell him to use ubuntu
or you're going to start using lots of open source code from your own github
so other people can review it
and stop you from dunce move
like me
that's why I like to put stuff on GH anyway
people love making code more beautiful
so much they'll do it for free
but you have to share
tell him to try shutil.copyfile
nvm tell him to use os.rename. I bet copyfile is calling a kernal
command
do you use submodules?
go modules are a huge step up from the original version
but I don't really understand it
I just let dependabot tell me what to do
pay github $2/mo
did you know that docker was announced at PyCon in 2013?
python dependencies so bad they just went back to the drawing board
haha so docker is a package manager?
they're like were just gonna have prebuilt operating systems instead
ye
yep
lmao
@brave steppe what are you working on
man
I had some bash files made for macos
and a docker compose that I wanted to run in linux
nope
still huffing copium over that
what is that for?
it was the localdev environment for my last job
only guy who made it, who knew what was going on left for CircleCI
and then nobody was maintaining it
it's weird people are developing in docker now
you wanna know what I recommended to boss?
"let's stand up centos vms next to the centos boxes we're mocking so we don't have to deal with WAN db latency"
researched it after leaving that job
and that's what google and netflix do
go figure, eh?
haha my first experience with docker was being confused by that. running lots of production web servers in linux docker containers
gn
👋
hi
@velvet urchin
well, an effective ghost ping
I have another discord account
bye
yes it's little bit hard to understand for me
yes
yes
yes
yes yes now it is understandable
thanksssss
yes
1<
1<
yes
understandable
yes
yes counter
means like you said count
not the element but
it's count
??
OHHHH
still
nop
yes
lmao
yes yes
lmao
dunno
yes in my uni
they literally taught us just syntax 😂
so we have to just do it on our own
same
lmao
yt ?
gimmme
thankssss
yes
ok i will tell
i'm gonna just start from begging
yes
no not now
but
i will ask
yes
for all ?
my ?
yes
1 min
see
this kind of
it's kinda too easy compared to yours
yes
lmao
damn
random.randint
yes
that's what i'm saying
but always
depend on functions that's not good either
like your's one is more practical
did u guys know how to code c++ at visual sutdio code?
or u guys code c++ using codeblocks>?
Sweden? 🤔
he said it was in gulmarg
hi
Good morning guys

I'm forcing my girlfriend to learn Python, but she wants to learn Javascript 
nah, setting up my new phone
learning python3
oo
beginner?
not rly but yeah
xD
I had studied python for 1 year
but I left it
oo
im getting bored
i am working on something but i don't want to continue it now
oh, just look for passion, go out, walk or whatever, don't code at the moment
are you a professional programmer? @whole bear
nah
started 1-2 years ago
ah
by yourself?
yeah
oh nice dude
how old are you?
wht made you want to learn Python?
I'm 27
my brother introduced me to python and then i started learning myself
with youtube
oh nice, that's cool
I started with YouTube too
you're way older than me
haha how old are you
11
Jesus, that's a rly nice Age to start learning stuff, like, programming or computer science in general
yeah :D
if you get a, Idk, junior level as a programmer in some years (2 or 3) , you would be a nice programmer
xD
rly?
haha I'm not 100% sure but that's wht I thnk 😊
just put your passion on it
:D
I'm a sysadmin
what
system administrator
i figured that
but I wanna be a programmer xD
but what does it mean
mmm, an IT guy who manage systems, servers, networks, etc xD
oo
i get it
but I'm getting tired of tht
I wanna try something new
learn python
or if you want to make games, try something like c++
haha nah, I'm rly into python now 🤣
oh
alright, i gotta go now
it was nice talking with you :)
cya
yeah same
have a nice day 
im ok, just finished to have lunch
well same here
my code is not workinnn
fck me
yo
rawr!
yes
it was nice
this one was easy
as a portuguese its easy to see languages like spanish and so on
God damn it I leave for 10 mins to cook edamame and Maro is already talking about helper points
smh
I'll be on in 5 mins
!e
for x in range(6):
if x == 3:
print(x)
print(x)
@wind raptor :white_check_mark: Your eval job has completed with return code 0.
001 | 3
002 | 5
I agree with @midnight agate. I tried it on first day of learning loops
yes
3.4 too
gibs helper coin
garbage collector comes when a variable is not used else where.
i think garbage collector delete variable from memory when not used else where. i think soo... plz let know if wrong.
ohh. I get it. Thanks
hi guys
Noo
Does anyone mind helping me with something? Im sure you guys know a lot more than I do
according to that definition all are biased
they were able to survey😂 😂😂
!voice @opal bear
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thanks
No problem
LP, how are you finding it? Have you moved yet?
expenses out country are also taxed
@stuck furnace YOU CAN GIVE THE VIDEO ROOLE FOR SOME TIME >?
What for? 
CODING PROBLEM
Erm, like a problem you'd like help with?
YES I NEED HELP
Btw, why are you typing in all-caps?
ukrain is not part of nato?
It is not
Erm, alright.
!stream 335393324573655043
✅ @cunning lake can now stream until <t:1645383416:f>.
thx
There are lots of nice cities in the US
:sadcat:
St. Louis is also good. if don't like guns.
The median income is the income amount that divides a population into two equal groups, half having an income above that amount, and half having an income below that amount. It may differ from the mean (or average) income. The income that occurs most frequently is the income mode. Each of these is a way of understanding income distribution.
Medi...
so i should send 50 mes to be able to talk :/
Yes. But please don't spam.
They have to be legitimate messages.
alright then
You also have to be a member of the server for 3 days.
sure i will
is anyone in voice reading this so i can contribute from here?
apparently not
Studio means literally one room.
And maybe a bathroom.
Maybe 😄
In London, I wouldn't be surprised if not.
Would any of you move to Edinburgh? 👀
bought a new phone today
yes
ololo nice
if there was a good job which took care of visa and made it worthwile I would
thx
Ah that sucks.
i would like to go to Switzerland
to work
or just remote work and move to a good city in my country, i live in a island just imagine the things that i would like to do and i cant because of the limit
It's a nice city! And there are a growing number of tech companies now.
ahahaha
amount of tech degree options are crazy
like looking at nearby school, there is 8 BS computer degrees
I like that the blatant lie of I don't give advice was accepted
true
by BS I don't mean bullshit but Bachelor of Science
yea
if you throw in minors, it's crazy
Music Technology Minor?
@zenith radish want to do more geoguessr?
if so, do you want to move to the next channel
i still dont know to which BS computer degree i am going to, i have +-4 months to decide
my hold up in college was always math
Study (good old fashioned) AI. You get a bit of:
- psychology
- philosophy
- computer engineering
- linguistics
- economics
- mathematics
And with applications.
@anyone-else-who-wants-to-play-geoguessr

in vc-1
Buhbuy
yo nice
can anyone help me with my python homework. I am just starting and not sure how to continue on it
help channel
guys do you work as a developer professionally?
i think you cant share screen with no voice verified
really?
yes
Hey Cheeki. I didn't know you were a Brit 😄
words['data']
I suggest claiming a help channel #❓|how-to-get-help But bear in mind that for homework problems we will provide only loose guidance.
Hello hello 👀
Erm @cunning lake, I'm really sorry but I have to go eat now, and our current policy is to require a mod to be in a channel while someone is streaming.
Unless it's someone with the permanent video role.
Would you mind ending your stream?
Sorry about that. I'll be back in about 30 mins.
!unstream 335393324573655043
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@cunning lake's stream has been suspended!
!voice @wind tide
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war is comming
😂 😂 😂 😂 😂
I understand😂😂😅😅
i know
Python Factorial Number using Recursion for beginners and professionals with programs on basics, controls, loops, functions, native data types etc.
Recursion in python
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10/10 place
@fast umbra 👏👏👏👏 can you share webinar link
sure!
it sound interesting.
In a competitive machine learning pipeline environment, Data Scientists and Machine Learning Engineers are curious to know if the pipeline they are using is the optimal for their environment. In this webinar, experts in end-to-end machine-learning strategy, development, and deployment, will review and compare the three current machine learning p...
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write down each steps. hope that make it easy
If anyone is looking to help with code, there are people seeking help in the Code/Help voice channels.
stream right are given by mods and up
india
if you completed core concepts. then you need a job.
@thick swan exactly
@molten widget you are confused about direction. I think that are facing
i know basics
call it self within it self
hello
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it says I can't because I'm less than 50 messages
can we chat here till I get 50? I'm currently on 37
I need like 13 more
I got 39 now
ok thanks
no problem
cool
and
now
thats 46
hi man
import sys
sys.path.insert(0,'.')
bye guys, thanks
Hello guys, can you give some advise for beginner ^^
Pycharm or anaconda?
I don't know, i just like python, its feels simple for complete beginner
Yes, i generate data every day, i think python can help to control and sort my data is it true?
Pycharm and Anaconda achieve two different things, as I understand it. Pycharm is an IDE where you write and test code. I find it to be unneccesarily heavy and I bear a personal grudge against it, but many people like it. There are other IDEs available. The best IDE is the one you like the best.
Anaconda is, as I understand it, a package management system. A lot of people who I speak with find it to be overbearing, but don't let that discourage you from experimenting.
Python is generally considered at the forefront of data science programming. Be sure to check out the #data-science-and-ml channel and its pins. Of course, it depends on what sort of data you're working with, but things like Pandas is often used in that arena, though I'm more into Numpy and Scipy.
You may like to investigate a databasing solution for data storage and management. Python comes with its own, lightweight database solution, but you may find you'll require something a bit more heavy duty. See the #databases channel pins on that subject.
hi
who said that?
I can't use my mic
sorry
well, I probably can. but I don't want to work out a realtek driver when one didn't just work
in fact, if I had my mic still plugged in I would probably waste too much time on discord
but was it you that asked what everyone was doing?
I'm working on learning some "Effective Go" and I plan on doing some leetcode because I've finally given into the peer and industry pressure
but I'm also working on learning Visual Basic because I might have an opportunity in Automation Engineering
apparently those huge insdustrial arms that cost 3 or 4 car's worth all run on windows server or desktops
but I have to install windows on some machine in order to use the simulation software
oh yeah, all of customer-facing business here is windows
creatives use mac but developers do too
on discord I've found an increasing number of people moving to linux
it warms my soul
can you repeat that for me rechenwerk?
I took too big of a hit
I use ubuntu, which is a debian descendent
and I'm running windows inside oracle virtualbox
so that I can use visual studio community to learn visual basic
yeah
it's somewhere between C# and COBOL and I can't tell how much I should hate it yet
I know that I should count myself lucky I've heard nothing about access integration
yes
not microsoft SQL, the funny app on the desktop that half resembles excel
I've heard that VB + Access is very annoying because my uncle was in QA at big bank
no, the reason they did it was because of the visibility the desktop app gives you in tandem with Active Directory permissions system
huh?
yeah I've heard of the LDAP protocol but I know 0 about it
I think I've heard it called that. at least I have in my head
and when two people intuitively *land on something, it's by far and away likely that it's general consensus
yeah last software gig they distributed window laptops
I was given a 64gb 8th gen mobile i7 dell latitude
but it still didn't like docker, docker compose specifically
but we were trying to mock a centos server that did not at all know about docker
and we could have used Ubuntu or like
probably fedora
it's great if you can deliver in the containers, because then someone had to answer to them
problem is we had fallback development systems, and the guy who initially build the whole local dev thing left to work at CircleCI
so it just broke
let alone the fact that it was dog slow because we had to deal with WAN latency for individual SQL queries
kubernetes is such a high paying skill, I'm only somewhat familiar with dockerization but I'm strongly eyeing the minikube tutorial
haven't jumped in yet
but anyway, I told boss, lead dev of team, other team members, guy who was supposed to be fixing the local dev thing all about a simple idea: instead of sharing a single dev server for each production server, why don't we replace them with one server the has a copy of each of the services from all of the production servers
we could all turn on just the pieces we need
automation of the dev server provisioning would look a hell of a lot like a rollout to production
and you would no longer face WAN latency for db queries, just for SSH and webpage loads, etc
guess what I found out after I quit and did some googling?
this is what google themselves and netflix do
because it's deadly simple
I mean, literally as simple as you can make it
and the best code is no code
and this is as close to nothing additional you can really get
that's why even though I know docker, I use systemd
it's good enough
if I need to scale, I can work in identifiers for layer7 proxy logic to multiple servers, point at a separate database that can be sharded for scaling
posgres and simple routing interception goes a very long way
right, if you need to make this happen automatically
and you cannot at all cope with your load beyond what you have to pay for
then yes, use kubernetes, use helm. use istio, but stay on top of all of that
because you will eventually forget how to start it "manually"
I'm sorry I was typing in another chat
what did you say again?
this place I was working at had almost 0 profiling of code
and it was all perl
they used a monolithic system that scaled vertically very far
but not inifinitely
businesses get away with unthinkable bs
it was the integration system for everything here
and it's aim as a language was not integration, it's basically ETL (extract, transform, load)
so there were things with the name "service" prepended
or "manager" appended
and everything was 1 of 12 obscure oop patterns because objects in perl are obscenely abstract
$objRef->can('method_name')
told you whether a method was there
reflection is not something you should need in a dynamically typed language
luckily I didn't see that often
but there was one really bad ultra mega makes-you-wanna-huff-copium patter was absolutely everywhere. couldn't walk across the room without landing on it
misused error levels
only use "strict"; was enforced behavior
if you ever turned on use "warnings"; the console was suddenly a possible bottleneck in the execution of the code
so if you turned on use "diagnostics"; you might was well consider yourself a pioneer
and that inspired a github gist I'll link
decent perl generally becomes java-like
I am not happy when I am not learning and having an impact at a job
so learning the ins and outs of perl closely was a nice reprieve from the dreaded support ticket queue
have you ever heard of mulesoft?
it's very strange
gui programming for APIs
sort of microservice architecture that's run inside a black box JVM app
it's ugly and obtuse, or so I heard
I refused to learn about it because I knew it must be dog water
I have an axe to grid against oop and this cranks "our programmers can't be trusted to code" to 11
I had other things that were productive to do
a lot of my work off the queue was speeding up code that desperately needed a kick int the butt
I don't know any purely functional languages
started learning lisp and decided if I wasn't even finding a real community for clojure.js I probably wouldn't really find one
haskell, lisp, scheme, clojure are all sort of the (((((())))))) languages in my brain
dunno
there's a strong academic community behind it
Hey can anyone here help me with if statements nesting
but when I learned F# in college I took it on myself to implement an imperative procedural language solution for the same thing and it was too much faster for me to not care
if var > 9:
if var < 100:
do_something()
these?
this in particular is the equivalent of if var > 9 && var < 100: but sometimes you have to do something before you make the second decision
I cannot talk
but I sure can type
it's a harbinger, a canary
movie is so cathartic now
I worked in one of those damn cubes where I should have been able to see out a window
I understand basic if nesting but i have this tricky question
what's that?
i dont know how to make it check
for like if there are at least one of each category
im completely lost
idk if im just no seeing the basic solutio
solution
just not seeing**
I'm not going to give you code for it because that's what you're trying to learn
but I can frame it a little
Yeah i want to learn it i dont want the code
you want to check that you've got more than 1 of all three
and then you want to check for the smallest number in them
that's how many meals you've got
you need to price the meals first, removing that inventory from the rest of the order
I would have to make a nested if statement similar to the one i made right
you can nest it or use and
Yeah im new to this and tried using and but im using it wrong
Can you explain the and function to me
and
Idk how to make it code font
!and!
`
Thanks
```python starts a block of python highlighted code
``` ends it
it also works for bash, perl, go, javascript, java, everything I've tried
Im just doing python
right but I was explaining why ```python works
making it a more general concept for you
because leaving something specific is a crime
or something
who
Okay cool
the ~ is called a tilda
Yep
backticks in programming generally denote "templates" or "interpolation" of a string with variable values
js uses them that way, anyhow
the tilda gets used in bash to reference the current user's home folder path
but everything gets repurposed everywhere anyway
I'm sort of surprised there was 0 curriculum in my high school typing class about all the symbols
How would i check for the smallest number
Of the 3 variable
In my problem thats what i guess im stuck on
*variables
well you can make your own function that compares two numbers to see which is smaller
then for three it's min_of(min_of(x,y),z)
So like another separate nested if statement im assuming
no, a separate def min_of(a, b): function
return which is larger
yes
am buntu user
Ahhh i think i know what to do
Let me just test it hold up
now he has to go to reddit
you weren't listening to the other conversation
A lot lol I appreciate you
happy to
I was
guy popped in
"can haz help wiith libre office"
my brain: why that's on my computer
Ohhh ur talking about someone else
Do i need to import math to use the min of function
if you want to use the min function from the standard library I guess
I was telling you how to make your own because it's pretty trivial
def min_of(a, b):
if a < b:
return a
return b
that's it
and so to find the minimum of a list of 3 things you can call min_of(min_of(a, b), c)
because the min of a and b will get compared against c
I had the returns flipped
if you copied it, copy it again
Yeah i got you ill see what u mean but ill just use the import math
Hold up ima try and solve this and ill get right back to you
!e
def min_of(a, b):
if a < b:
return a
return b
print(min_of(min_of(-5,3),1))
@devout heath :white_check_mark: Your eval job has completed with return code 0.
-5
thanks, python bot
!e
a = 1
b = -1
c = 3
print(a if (a < b if b < c else c) else b)
@devout heath :white_check_mark: Your eval job has completed with return code 0.
-1
finally got it
i over looked the code and forgot to += for the final calculation
took like a good 15 minutes to catch but i honestly really like finding the mistakes and fixing them
somtimes the explicit x = x + 1 makes sense
satisfying to see it work
I like += more for strings
that's why we write code man
it's not when you've shattered the code and you're not sure you can fix it
wdym
it's for those little moments of success
+= replicates the behavior of var = var + 1 or whatever you're adding if it's not 1
yeah its painful to see errors but when i fix it its worth it lol
that's why we have the debugger
and print :^)
in go I know /(log|fmt)\.(S)?Print(f|ln)/ functions very well
so like log.Printf or fmt.Println
learned the format for a lot of types, can use it more easily, goes a very long way
fuck the debugger who needs it
compiler is good enough for me
false. it is 1 am 😄
eastern time pleb
I should be in that time zone but I'm not
yeah that's why they have to say 9 eastern, 8 central when they announce new prime time tv show pilots and stuff
because only the eastern time zone matters
arizona tells the rest of us to get wreckd when it comes to daylight savings
well, like 80% of the US population lives here, so
rough estimate
36% lives in EST
that's not a majority
more than other time zones i think
that's called a plurality
ok
the census changes that point on the map each time
I doubt you care about anyone outside your family
ive been to hawaii, its really nice
yes
nightmarish expensive
indeed
I just wanted to point out that my zip code would like to fight you
we count too
we watch tv
cause there's nothing else to do
later
? @whole bear
yeah
yeah
Your voice is not clear
@whole bear text here...
I know python!
Sorry, I can't understand you properly...
Oh god it's not you @whole bear , where is voice coming from...
@shy elk , it is matheo I guess...
Easy way is use vs code... it has cool gui tools...
What?
merge confict?
I just use vs code gui tools for that...
Built in
np
@brave steppe may i ask you something i have wome troubles with? (i have not verified my voice yet since this is a new account)
When someone who is able to answer the question, does so.
gotchya
@sturdy panther hey have you tried yew?
😮 i just looked into it today and it looks fun
Ah, no. I remember being recommended that. Bookmarked it.
im suspended
As with all bookmarks, they get forgotten.
ah xD
its rust front end framework using web assembly
supposed to be the rust react alternative
kinda
who said my name?
i 've only looked at a few examples yet gonna try it out after my current game jam is over xD
It does look neat, yea.
i attempted to... couldn't xD
@pallid hazel https://sqlite.org/whentouse.html
@brave steppe which ones have you tried?
I don't like the idea of ORM at all, I've used SQLAlchemy, Tortoise and one for JavaScript
i agree with not sqlalchemy but orms like hybernate(java) or entity framework (c#) are pretty nice
oh 😮 for javascript i often just go for a query builder like knex instead of an ORM
I know enough SQL and I know exactly what I want the query to be
I used Sequelize
select(SomeTable.field1, Sometable.field2).where(Sometable.field2 == Sometable.field1)
-VS-
SELECT field1, field2 from Sometable WHERE field1 = field2;
🙂
@stuck furnace 👋
o/
Hello 👋 What're you working on?
Ah, Wumpy
Erm, I think we're currently working on an abstraction layer, which should simplify contribution.
For some of the parts that are common to all of the bots.
Oh right
We'll definitely be moving over to one of the forks soon.
Not sure if we reached a decision about which one.
I mean, it's inevitable that we will, so I don't think I'm revealing any information 
Erm, I'm not sure 
@brave steppe nobody's replying to my question, are you like a little experienced with js?

Not really in what your question is about, try again but giving more information. Maybe look at #web-development so that your question gets seen by those who are interested in that?
Erm, back later 👋
use async await
instead of the promise syntax
See ya' 👋
!voiceverify
Back in a bit
so what i have to do then
is it ok to spam 50 chats in #voice-chat-text-0 or #voice-chat-text-1
steve chop down some trees
@rugged root
i need some wood broski
@quasi condor i love your accent
is it british?
@amber raptor u in machine learning?
stuff
where is india LOL
For context, please look at #voice-verification. You'll see that if you spam, it in facts makes it take longer. I'm assuming someone already explained that to you, but I figured it's worth explaining again
sorry Mr. Hemlock that won't happen again
Don't need to apologize, just explaining the system
@dense ibex what OS is it man?
here's my neofetch
no u
show again pls i wasnt looking
cool
@dense ibex what u working on?
fuzzy is good
Oh right, they just changed the name to fuzzy right?
don't know
just lazy typing
been coding for about 2 years, still haven't tried object-oriented python
wow
started with Automate the Boring Stuff with Python by Al Sweigart
You guys know any resources that would be good to learn OOP Python from?
We did the "code inside the cap of a coke bottle" promotion
And I used fuzzy to help the help desk see if there was a similar code that the customer might be mistyping
Voice chat seems to always bug out the first time I join.
jake
Yeah I have no idea when they'll actually fix it
Why Parrot?
why not
but not writing my own OOP code from scratch
i just like it
sorry, I think I misheard - which text channel can I find those OOP resources from? 😅
Is turning your head to the right for Jolly Ranchers?
Last time I had problems turning my neck, turned out to be a liver / kidney problem. Sounds so unrelated to me.
Always
thats name of life
maybe it's just me - I get super confused with how .format() strings end up looking
f-string all the way
Probably want to clone headers in line 13?
I thought you always need to import asyncio to use async
guess that goes to show how much more I need to learn lol
or does aiohttp take care of that?
that's my favorite film @zenith radish
The Big Short
^ it's so good
I didn't end up finishing Uncut Gems
very suspenseful
the film does suspense really well
like I remember the scene where that basketball player had his hands on the glass
looking at jewelry and stuff
I also work in FinTech @quasi condor
lmao
Ben Affleck
Nicolas Cage
wish I could join the conversation but I just (re)joined the Discord lmao
can't speak for at least 2 more days iirc
Need at least 3 days in the server
Spirytus
High-proof alcohols can legally go up to 192 proof in the United States. The strongest liquor you'll find on a shelf in the United States is the Polish vodka, Spirytus, coming in at 192 proof or 96 percent alcohol. For reference, this is an even higher alcohol content than Everclear, which contains 95 percent alcohol.
# Local
export PATH=/usr/local/bin:$PATH
export PATH=$PATH:$HOME/.local/bin
# Neovim
alias vim="nvim"
# Emacs
export PATH=$PATH:$HOME/.emacs.d/bin
# Rust
source $HOME/.cargo/env
# Go
export GO111MODULE=on
export GOPATH=$HOME/.go
export GOROOT=/usr/local/go
export PATH=$PATH:$GOPATH/bin
export PATH=$PATH:$GOROOT/bin
alias terraform="/bin/terraform0.13.2"
sudo mv /bin/terraform0.13.2 /bin/terraform
what's nvim
ooooohhh
same question
here in SEA, we experience a lot of typhoons
Philippines
I'mma try this hehe. Thanks!
<@&831776746206265384> I cannot speak in voice channels
read the channel description on top
No problem! If you need any help just let me know
or look at #voice-verification
.
!user
You are not allowed to use that command here. Please use the #bot-commands channel instead.
@zenith radish 🤔 can you try 1 thing for me?
run a command that needs sudo but do
command || sudo $$
never tried so wanna know if you can make a failed command try again with sudo like that
as a beginner programmer, LISP looks incredibly alien to me
()(())()()((()()()())) Boom. Programing language invented.
What the magical hell
actually....https://adam.scherlis.com/2011/10/24/bracket/
heh
whoa
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!e
class Stuff:
def __init__(self, thing1, thing2):
self.thing1 = thing1
self.thing2 = thing2
def stuff(self):
return self.thing1+self.thing2
my_thing = Stuff('Hello', ' world')
print(my_thing.stuff())
->
@quasi condor :white_check_mark: Your eval job has completed with return code 0.
Hello world
class Stuff:
constructor(self, thing1, thing2):
self.thing1 = thing1
self.thing2 = thing2
stuff(self):
return self.thing1+self.thing2
my_thing = new Stuff('Hello', ' world')
print(my_thing.stuff())
^ LPython
constructor(address: string) {
this.ymirAddr = address;
this.remoteStream = new MediaStream();
this.peerConnection = new RTCPeerConnection({
iceServers: [{ urls: "stun:stun.l.google.com:19302" }],
});
}
"Prettier config"
!e ```py
from dataclasses import dataclass
@dataclass
class Plane:
lat: float
lng: float
number_plate: str
@property
def hemisphere(self):
return "I'm not writing logic here, but you *could*"
my_plane = Plane(30.2, 0.3, "USFD333")
print(my_plane)
print(my_plane.hemisphere)
!e ```py
from dataclasses import dataclass
@dataclass
class Plane:
lat: float
lng: float
number_plate: str
@property
def hemisphere(self):
return "I'm not writing logic here, but you *could*"
my_plane = Plane(30.2, 0.3, "USFD333")
print(my_plane)
print(my_plane.hemisphere)
@quasi condor :white_check_mark: Your eval job has completed with return code 0.
001 | Plane(lat=30.2, lng=0.3, number_plate='USFD333')
002 | I'm not writing logic here, but you *could*
@3
@2
@1
def hello() -> None:
pass
api := webrtc.NewAPI(webrtc.WithMediaEngine(mediaEngine), webrtc.WithInterceptorRegistry(interceptor));
peerConnection, err := api.NewPeerConnection(config);
if err != nil {
return nil, err;
}
LPGoWithSemicolons
