ot1-perplexing-regexing

[carmine apex]

@foggy jungle since yer the de facto pydis malware researcher - what's your tool of choice when trying to identify a suspicious url, especially one that's been shortened?

[coral void]

wheregoes is pretty good

[carmine apex]

and what about when the url is found? is there some online VM kinda thing?

[foggy jungle]

Sorry I’ve been in a work meeting. Wheregoes is fantastic, but I use a VM with a VPN constantly, so I just kinda send it. Whois/Burpsuite to chase down requests as well.

[carmine apex]

figured that. don't have a vpn myself, so no-contact methods for me only. no google results was sus enough for the proper url, and whois (forgot about that) says it was registered today

[foggy jungle]

Yeah generally any time someone links something I don’t recognize I bump a whois out and just pop it open in a VM to see what it’s all about. Feel free to poke, if I’m around I don’t mind chasing it down quick. Caught me at a bad time cause I’m in a work meeting lol

[carmine apex]

your timing is ok - bast nuked the message and poster anyways, so the threat should be gone (from here at least)

[foggy jungle]

Someone on our team has a neat toolkit for no-contact analysis of websites I think. Lemme poke him.

[foggy jungle]

https://urlscan.io/
https://browserling.com/
Were the two that were recommended RE: this conversation.

browserling is also no-contact, it's like a little few minute VM you get to browse the URL

[little wasp]

GitHub is a database

[spare oriole]

oooooh browserling, pretty cool, TIL

[rough sapphire]

this is the best code quality

[jaunty wraith]

https://tenor.com/view/is-it-ai-ai-artificial-intelligence-robot-curious-gif-15491020

[foggy jungle]

I want the satisfaction of knocking this out in a little one liner and looking at the diff.

[spare oriole]

say wat

[uneven ingot]

hi guys

my name is itsme and im a little bit struggled with mathematics

i got this problem and i would like if someone can help me to solve it

i already make another one

but im struggled with this one

[grave cove]

What's the objective? To simplify?

Or to prove those are equivalent?

[uneven ingot]

i think i have to demonstrate that the left part is equal to the right part

because the last that i did was

[uneven ingot]

but this complicated to me a lot

[grave cove]

what

[uneven ingot]

this is another one

[grave cove]

yeah the other one looks weird

[uneven ingot]

dont say that please

hahaha

weird why

[grave cove]

what is sen and why is there one without an argument

also what does a dot mean in this context

[uneven ingot]

ahhh sen is sin but in spanish

ahh yeah

i forgot to put the argument in the 2senx

i made that with mathtype in google docs excuse moi

[grave cove]

@uneven ingot let me write something out for you and i'll show you

[uneven ingot]

ohh yeah anything helps me
thanks robin for being with me like that

[grave cove]

@uneven ingot

lmk if you don't understand something

also sorry for bad handwriting lol

[uneven ingot]

your handwriting is pretty nice, im juts a little bit lost

ohh okay you first solve the (1+coscA)/cotA and then you solve the cotA/cscA

ohhh okay

you solve it both of them

the right part and the left part

uff that's was a large problem thanks!!!

any tip or something that you can give me ?

[grave cove]

exactly

[grave cove]

For?

[uneven ingot]

for everything for start i guess

haha

[grave cove]

indeed don't feel bad if you didn't get it first try (i actually have chicken scrawl trying to actually figure it out on a second page)

the image i sent you is just the cleaned up version

[grave cove]

That's kind of generic but you end up building an intuition for it as you do more and more math

[uneven ingot]

makes a lot of sense thanks a lot robin you are a lifesaver

ill study that problem you sent

[grave cove]

good luck with your studies

and feel free to ask for math help whenever you need

[rough sapphire]

Hi @grave cove

[vale raven]

You should grow up to be Edd

Don’t do the code

Do the math with letters

[grave cove]

hell no

my math knowledge extends only to calculus

though the engineering program at uni makes us do linear algebra and stuffs

[vale raven]

But it works, according to your fans

Unlike your code that I am fixing

[grave cove]

it be that way

[vale raven]

Do what you’re good at

[grave cove]

i can make a pretty good discord bot but that's about it

[grave cove]

doge

[vale raven]

I started talking in pygen

Someone is very upset

[robust zephyr]

that's a nice lookin dog

[grave cove]

its a selfie

[grave cove]

Hello

What can I do for you?

[rough sapphire]

I want to learn python along with AI

Is it link between python and AI

@grave cove

[grave cove]

Python is often the language of choice for AI/ML researchers, yes

[rough sapphire]

For that we need separate software for both or in one we can run

@grave cove in PhD we can take specialization of AI

[crystal spruce]

could've just used the Pythagorean identity with csc and cot

it's like 2 lines

[grave cove]

Am not good at math

No buli

[grave cove]

(What's the equation BTW?)

[crystal spruce]

https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/713280492035768340/1103181634162937907/395901889046249475.png

since 1 + cot^2 = csc^2

which you get just from dividing the pythag identity by sin^2

[hexed sierra]

👀

[grave cove]

Oh cool

[hexed sierra]

the good thing is that you can usually do these in several ways. some will come to you more naturally than others

this is the type of problem where seeing how others solve it helps a lot

[grave cove]

stickies method is probably better

[crystal spruce]

best method is clearly to differentiate and then prove equality

and then show equality for some A

[grave cove]

ain't no way I'm differentiating that

[crystal spruce]

it's not too bad

you could make it slightly easier by converting to 1+sin /cos ig

oh huh

it's 1 + sin / cos^2

neat

i guess that does follow from it being 1+t/1-t

[foggy jungle]

- get differentiated
+ l + ratio + didnt' ask```

[grave cove]

get integrated nerd

[tranquil orchid]

Finally, these things are done 👀

I think their factories had a break for a few days recently or something so it took a lot longer than usual

[foggy jungle]

pee cee bees

[tranquil orchid]

my favourite type of bee

[jaunty wraith]

mac bees are superior

[crystal spruce]

damn moyen is orange now

[tardy rain]

Aboo too

Or was he always orang

[tidal light]

Twitter is better on the app guys.

[foggy jungle]

Aboo and ModenChat are both new moddies.

Proud of the homies.

[tardy rain]

We got that mod connection now

Aboo im putting you down as a reference

[high haven]

aboo owes me debt

with interest

[stark prawn]

Mod aboose opportunity

[high haven]

he was supposed to pay up may 1st

but missed his payment

so now he owes me interest next month

[low chasm]

woah woah, I never agreed to the interest

[low chasm]

I'm glad you appreciate my totally qualified opinion

[tranquil iron]

I like how everyone is helping everyone else here

[young shoal]

what about me 😭

[low chasm]

don't worry psvm you can be my reference

I've got my CSA exam in a few minutes 😩

[young shoal]

🥴

you can do it 🥺

[tardy rain]

Are you staff anywhere

[young shoal]

my company

and technically, my school, lol

[low chasm]

thanks

[young shoal]

remember, if you get less than a 5, you need to pick a different major than CS

[low chasm]

some dude wanted to get food so it's been delayed by a couple minutes

[tranquil iron]

is delay bad?

interesting

[young shoal]

sometimes

[violet mural]

modern days in office like life is out there

too afraid to out there so

[tardy rain]

🤔

[jaunty wraith]

wat

[violet mural]

perfection ethics work slash

[low chasm]

fuck yeah

AP exam over

[low chasm]

nah

the longer it takes, the later I get to go back to actual class

[violet mural]

delay in what context

[low chasm]

delay in getting started

[violet mural]

the technology is so advanced and I can solve a simple problem of delay

that isn't great?

a stop sign

AT 30 YEARS OLD

the last to know

[foggy jungle]

Local Snekbox 😄

[vale raven]

(UNREGISTERED)

[foggy jungle]

I'm not paying for Sublime Text

[carmine apex]

i think the only ones who do are the cia

[violet mural]

and me that thought that me are from there

😆

[young shoal]

mr lavish lifestyle

[foggy jungle]

lavish maba--

[foggy jungle]

There's a better one.

[elfin terrace]

LOL

that is uhhh a lot of numbers

[foggy jungle]

Kinda' cool that you can see it lock in certain numbers.

[elfin terrace]

yess thats what i love about crypto challenges

so satisfying - it's like seeing the insides of the lock click when picking locks, but like in crypto

[foggy jungle]

You'll notice the message at the bottom tells me to do it in hex.

Because... you know.

That's cool.

Took me forever and I think I got distracted with something else and gave up.

lol

while True:
    QUERYVAL = (UPPER+LOWER)//2
    print(f'TRY: 0x{BASE}.{QUERYVAL}')
    httpr = requests.get(f'{HOST}0x{BASE}.{QUERYVAL}')
    textresponse = httpr.text
    if 'greater' in textresponse:
        UPPER = QUERYVAL
    elif 'smaller' in textresponse:
        LOWER = QUERYVAL
    else:
        print(textresponse)
        break```

[round rampart]

Have u made a kernel?

[foggy jungle]

Made? No. Broken? Many.

I'm a programmer in potentially the loosest sense of the word. I can put a coherent program together, but it won't win any awards and 'working' is a fragile concept.

[round rampart]

lol

[grave cove]

neither do the rest of us

welcome to the club

[frozen crane]

@frozen coral you can't make me Ansible

No one can

Not even you, @grave cove

[jaunty wraith]

Ansible good, become Ansibling

[grave cove]

you underestimate my power

the anstelble

[crystal spruce]

reminds me of when you take terms of a p adic sequence

i suppose just taking terms of a normal real sequence also works

[eternal depot]

Ansible lets Robin deploy his bugs faster though!

[royal lake]

str.replace

str.replace(old, new[, count])```
Return a copy of the string with all occurrences of substring *old* replaced by *new*. If the optional argument *count* is given, only the first *count* occurrences are replaced.

[small coral]

why is it that when i do changes to code in my projects it's always about 100 lines of changes

i don't even think it's that much

[young shoal]

it's easy to get carried away i think

[tranquil iron]

is that a lot?

[acoustic moss]

molecular commits

[violet mural]

Grades molecular average

[frozen coral]

the channel name says otherwise

you're just perpetuating fake news Steler

[tranquil iron]

what fake news are we pushing this week?

[high haven]

you have no choice. youve pushed back the deadline 3 times at this point.

if i dont add interest, then you will just keep pushing back the deadlines

[short badger]

https://turbowarp.org/843388732

I made a ray caster in scratch

It took me a few hours

Would like to share

[frozen crane]

!otn a chris is fake news

[royal lake]

:x: The channel name chris-is-fake-news is too similar to pydis-is-fake-news, and thus was not added. Use !otn forceadd to override this check.

[frozen crane]

!otn forceadd chris is fake news

[royal lake]

:ok_hand: Added chris-is-fake-news to the names list.

[low chasm]

Chris is pydis??

[frozen crane]

no.

[acoustic moss]

maybe

[frozen crane]

your face is pydis.

[jaunty wraith]

pydis nuts

[low chasm]

you didn't have to do me like that 😔

[frozen crane]

when I worked at starbucks in like 2017, a customer called and cancelled their mobile order, and my coworker who received the call just said "[customer name] is fake news"

and no one was sure what they meant, so people made the order anyway.

[low chasm]

lmfao

[jaunty wraith]

@vale raven

[vale raven]

Oh here works too

@grave cove get ur ahh in here

[grave cove]

what

[vale raven]

IDK

[grave cove]

may i be of assistance

[vale raven]

No

[robust zephyr]

[lament cairn]

🐾

[unreal flax]

well.

[tardy rain]

One of the servers im in shows me this
Does this mean it got blasted?

Wouldnt discord outage have some sort of icon change or something

[jaunty wraith]

Discord mobile client gets borked often

clear caches and restart

[thick ore]

This OT name is lying

[tardy rain]

Bless

[rapid thunder]

in terms of cleanliness and readablity rate my code
https://hastebin.com/share/esefivepil.javascript

[tardy rain]

var bad, use let/const

Consider adding strings to an array and joining them instead of += but since those operations dont change with input its fine i guess

Also consider template literals for multiline strings

[tardy rain]

Cant use arrow functions for everything tho

[worldly ice]

arrow functions funky stuff with this

[high haven]

moyen how would you rank the following: discord mobile, discord web, discord desktop

[robust zephyr]

desktop discord crashes at least once a day for me

[foggy jungle]

things are going well for us.

[young shoal]

daily at this point

[robust zephyr]

what did you break now?

[foggy jungle]

There's a certain condition that, while exceedingly infrequent, kills our poor bot.

err api

(Malware authors reading this, our api is flawless and has no such conditions.)

[grave cove]

in my defense

i dont do the command parsing

[vale raven]

There is no defense

[thick ore]

pWTF IS THIS

HOLY SHIT

THIS IS MY SLEEP PARALYSIS DEMON

[spare oriole]

Go's gopher i think?

[thick ore]

NO ITS NOT

ITS A MONSTER

A DEMON

AND I DONT LIKE HOW IT STARES INTO MY SOUL 😭

[thick ore]

WHAT THE FUUUUCKKK

I'm not sleeping tonight, I guess ☹️

[thick osprey]

https://github.com/golang/go/issues/59968

[foggy jungle]

main.🐍 when

[foggy jungle]

[grave cove]

fonts look a bit goofy on my terminal

gotta fix that

[spare oriole]

F

[grave cove]

skill issue

[clear acorn]

Come lang

[jaunty wraith]

desktop
web

mobile

[high haven]

el oh el

[solemn tulip]

I imagine trying to import as module would go less well

[rough sapphire]

Go++

[rough sapphire]

Robin uses Arch BTW?

cool

jesus@heaven:/tmp$ python3 main.:snake:
Hello

works for me too

[grave cove]

real

[rough sapphire]

not real

[tranquil iron]

what's wrong with json for config files?

[gritty zinc]

json is IMO somewhat less human-editable than toml, and less readable

[tranquil iron]

for a language designed for configuration, it surely sucks at it

personally, I favor hjson (https://hjson.github.io/)

[wraith hound]

what does?

toml?

[wraith hound]

i hate this for a number of reasons

exhibit a:

those are shit reasons to have two comment types

it also just has a lot of exceptions

and

have entirely opposite rules

[tranquil iron]

your hate is irrelevant

[wraith hound]

fair

[terse heron]

@grave cove re #community-meta message

Yeah, I saw someone else using it here a while ago. It allows you to search public github repos (including via regex etc.). Super nice. GitHub are working on a native system for it, but it was like, a year ago now that they announced that.

Been using it for a long time; definitely recommend

And it's got a button on the top right to open the file/line in github too, so you can search and then go straight to the file on github (or even the same site if you don't care about going to the github page)

[grave cove]

Thanks! I've bookmarked it. Looks incredibly handy

[terse heron]

it was like, a year ago now that they announced that
Heck, 1.5 years ago almost: https://github.blog/2021-12-08-improving-github-code-search/

That's when they opened the beta it seems, but it's still not completely released yet

[vale raven]

It is, isn’t it?

[terse heron]

Dec 8, 2021. So... 1 month 2 days away, but yeah, near enough

And that's the beta announcement, I feel like there was another before that

[vale raven]

There was a couple of announcements
They announced a new code search
Then they announced a new UI
Then they announced “the new new UI with new and improved code search”
Then a few months later they announced the “navigation update”, which is another new UI

They really didn’t do themselves any favors there

But the new new code search is in open beta

[terse heron]

Nice lmao

[vale raven]

Is great

[terse heron]

Yeah, I imagine so

[vale raven]

Do you two actually not have it?

[terse heron]

Wonder if it works with your own private repos 🤔

[vale raven]

It does

[terse heron]

Nice :)

[terse heron]

You have to opt in, and I guess I never did

[vale raven]

Shouldn’t have to now

Maybe

[terse heron]

I think I just missed the beta announcement somehow

!remind 10M ^

[royal lake]

Sure thing!

Your reminder will arrive on <t:1683394801:F>!

ID: 5876

[vale raven]

@carmine apex

Give it a shot

Sourcegraph was always buggy for me

GHCS is great

The “auto_enroll” in here should catch you up
https://github.com/search?type=code&auto_enroll=true

[royal lake]

It has arrived!

Here's your reminder: ^
[Jump back to when you created the reminder](#ot1-perplexing-regexing message)

[terse heron]

Ah, nice!

[vale raven]

IKR!
Is bootiful

[terse heron]

Just ignore the redundant f-string there, I wrote that a long time ago

I wonder if there's a way to easily see all the code I contributed to a repo? 🤔

Doesn't look like it

Most the options seem to be listed here https://github.com/search/advanced

[gritty zinc]

Floating point moment

[tropic lichen]

graph goes hard as album art

[young shoal]

the skiers crashed at the bottom

[gritty zinc]

this plot is about the relative motion of relativistic ships so this works well actually

[young shoal]

ah

[gritty zinc]

it ends up calculating stuff like Sqrt[Cosh[20]^2 - (19 Sinh[20]^2)/100] which has catastrophic cancellation

but at least I got a fun result: if two ships start from the same point with accelerations a₁ and a₁+Δa, their distance as measured by a light distance finder changes, with the first ship's proper time, as

where I'm missing factors of c because c, of course, is 1

[jovial oriole]

Hello lizard peoples, I wanted to simulate gravity between bodies for fun, but i found that any more than 150 particles begins to lag immensely (the video attached is ~80 particles). everything seems dandy until up to there, I moved all the math functions like abs, sin, atan2 to numpy, optimized it and used Cython, but the very best (while running slower still) was ~250 particles. Is there anyway that I can go past this (to a few thousands, maybe even tens of thousands). BTW, the code for determining the velocity of all the particles to the rest, is O(n^2) because each particle has to be compared to the rest, is there someway that i can reduce that? (maybe through grouping very close particles as one particle or somehow)

and this was done with pygame, if the issues is the library, is there any other faster library i can use?

[gritty zinc]

See, say, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/N-body_simulation. One way is to spatially-partition your points into boxes, and within a box compute interactions faithfully, while when considering other boxes, merging the cells in the other box into one.

but there's tons of complexity under the hood

e.g. the fact that you'll get more accuracy if you don't just assume the points in a box are a point mass, but use a multipole decomposition. so there's some mass in the center, and also some, uhh, dipole gravitic moment, and so on

EDIT: after some thinking realised that with regards to a system of particles's center of mass, the dipole moment is zero. so the lowest one after the sum of masses is the quadrupole

oh nice, found a better page on this: https://wikiless.tiekoetter.com/wiki/Barnes–Hut_simulation

[edgy crest]

the tens of thousands of particle kind of scale is best achieved by using GPU compute

for eg https://github.com/pvcraven/n-body

[rough sapphire]

opengl?

[thick ore]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4pOd7Fk84VA

[wraith hound]

if you like that, you'll love this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ul9vyWuT8SU

it's absolute comedy

[foggy jungle]

PyDis Fanfic

[brazen ingot]

https://youtube.com/@Ididathing

hes so much hilarious.

[grave cove]

leeks

[foggy jungle]

[vestal basin]

incredible

[round rampart]

This is disgusting.

[vestal basin]

lmao why

[round rampart]

Rust is easily the worst language. Ima report that youtuber 😄

[vestal basin]

based

[stark prawn]

It's saying it would be the best if it was the only.

[young shoal]

even if it was the only lang, it's still the worst

[stark prawn]

It would be both

[young shoal]

using nothing would be better

[round rampart]

Good point

But also the worst.

Cause it is... the worst.

[limber mantle]

Harry Spotter, the boy who lifted.

[proper nova]

Hedwig bulking fr

[marsh echo]

harry potter and the swoll-cerer's stone

[stray smelt]

Hi i wanna ask,so i just finished a HTML tutorial should learn deep further about HTML or instead learn about CSS or JavaScript
The tutorial includes about
Img
Video
List
Form
Audio
Color text
Basic text
Etc

[jaunty wraith]

wdym color text

[vale raven]

LOL literally the next day
https://github.blog/changelog/2023-05-08-the-new-code-search-and-code-view-is-now-generally-available/

[vale hull]

Adventure Time Lemongrab?

[heady lion]

that's if lemongrab got a FAANG job and depression lol

[reef goblet]

I know this.

[warped sentinel]

#python-discussion message
@spare oriole can you confirm that you did tell her about omelette du fromage?

[jaunty wraith]

omelette au fromage

smh

[spare oriole]

sadly, no, but i did tell her about oeufs poches

that was a challenge from my speech teacher, bitter woman.

[warped sentinel]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2kArCRjT29w

[warped sentinel]

missed opportunity

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8nW3-9gdjYA

[spare oriole]

which one of those is the rickroll

[warped sentinel]

surprisingly, neither

[jaunty wraith]

or both

[warped sentinel]

omelette DU fromage is serious business

[carmine apex]

i must say, @warped sentinel - i've not heard of la cite de la peur before, but the scene with the manual sfx, especially the cat, is hilarious

[warped sentinel]

my pfp also comes from the same folks: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XkOYGrZQqmU

[warped sentinel]

btw, la cite de la peur is a whole movie. One of the best movie ever

[terse heron]

Damn lmao

Spooky 👻

[tardy rain]

How do we feel about VScode's new dark mode

I need community opinion because i have none of my own

[stark prawn]

I've been using it for a while now

[unborn gulch]

Hayo, I want to make new friends

[thick ore]

it's fine but i don't like the borders

[tranquil iron]

don't fear the dark

embrace the light

[spare oriole]

it's good but i don't like the new UI they rolled out

[tranquil iron]

what new UI?

[terse heron]

If you're on mobile, it should be in settings iirc

[tranquil iron]

why would anyone use VScode on mobile?

this new world mystifies me at times

[tardy rain]

Zoomers develop on the go

No time to stand still and watch the world go by

[jaunty wraith]

coding on a soft keyboard is painful

[honest star]

Once again, I am forever thankful at panera's free wifi at all locations. I get to kickstart a model to run on an hpc at some very random location in the New England area on my drive home

[young shoal]

new england? 👀

[heavy pawn]

You are welcome

[peak prairie]

england was so good they decided to make a sequel

[vale hull]

OpenVPN on your own hardware is great for on the go

[clear acorn]

Ideas don't wait for you to open your pc

[thick ore]

https://towardsdev.com/dart-a-terrible-language-and-a-huge-marketing-success-ee42395ef51e

perhaps skynse would like this

idk who was that flutter guy

[mystic drift]

I use synthwave black

I like pitch black IDEs

Softer on my eyes

[stable fulcrum]

I use noctis obscuro

[stable fulcrum]

Haven't tried it

[jaunty wraith]

skynse is indeed the flutter person

[rough sapphire]

ngl i am a big idiot fr

[heavy pawn]

This is from 2022 so before the generative AI frenzy this year

[thick osprey]

@mystic drift If you care to review how i've installed docker in WSL.
https://github.com/Preocts/eggcarton/blob/main/shell-scripts/install-docker.sh

[mystic drift]

It's fine

Honestly, this just might be the push I needed for me to actually go full Linux for development

[thick osprey]

you do you boo.

[mystic drift]

Thank you though 🫂

[mystic drift]

Aaand done

Now I'm an Arch believer once more

Gotta rice the shit out of it though

[thick ore]

when will dolby audio drivers ever get good on Linux

[thick osprey]

When you write a decent non-proprietary driver solution that sounds good.

[thick ore]

just gonna sneak in to Dolby's HQ, stealing Windows driver source and porting to Linux

sounds easy

[tardy rain]

Imagine waking up at 4:20 in the morning with low blood sugar, sweaty and disoriented and devouring every snackie within reach to stay alive and conscious

Haha

Couldnt be me haha

[robust zephyr]

[tardy rain]

Turns out i didnt have any snackies

Had to eat chipotle mayo on bread

[robust zephyr]

eh i've had worse snacks

[tardy rain]

Like what

I usually keep a jar of nutella around for things like this

The woman ate it all and didnt replace it, smh

[robust zephyr]

one time i ate almost an entire piece of naan before realizing it was moldy on the side i didn't see

[tardy rain]

Oh yuck

I think im pretty good at spotting mold

Or maybe im too cautious

[robust zephyr]

i certainly became a lot more cautious after that

[tardy rain]

Last time i had something bad it was milk

It was day old, for some reason it maybe my coffee chunky

It turned to yogurt overnight 💀

[robust zephyr]

ew!

[tardy rain]

It didnt even taste bad

It was probably not in fact, day old

[grave cove]

she ate the whole nutella can???

[tardy rain]

Glass and all

[grave cove]

what a beast

no more nutella bread for you tho

[foggy jungle]

I did this with cinnamon bread at like midnight

[tardy rain]

Guess I'll perish 🤷

[grave cove]

[foggy jungle]

Woke up.
Snaaaak.
Ate half a loaf of moldy cinnamon bread.
Looked at it the next day and it was… not ideal.

[grave cove]

did you get sick from it

[foggy jungle]

No.

It’s healthy.

Penicillin

[grave cove]

omw to eat all the mold I can

[bright kernel]

im allergic to penicillin :/

[grave cove]

speaking of

I'm probably going to have a so-called "headache" tomorrow

[foggy jungle]

I am too.

[foggy jungle]

… what?

[grave cove]

because school is too boring

i will supposedly have a headache

[bright kernel]

gn

[foggy jungle]

Oh many years ago I suffered the same fate.

I quit going my senior year.

[grave cove]

motivation is at rock bottom

🗿

[foggy jungle]

Graduated in December of my senior year

[grave cove]

how

[foggy jungle]

As my father describes me regularly: “You are the smartest dumbass I know.”

[grave cove]

based father

[foggy jungle]

Would probably drown in a light drizzle by looking up at the sky with my mouth open, but I retain knowledge pretty well.

So I took a shit ton of advanced and AP classes

[spare oriole]

@low chasm good luck with your world exam tomorrow, have you been studying at all?

[low chasm]

I've tried ;-;

my teacher is doing a breakfast/cram session at 6 before the exam, so I'll go to that too

[grave cove]

very classy class

[signal scroll]

Do console.log(correct+1) in the Line before the Last line

[stable fulcrum]

its fine

[tardy rain]

I've used it some more by now, it feels nice

[stable fulcrum]

it looks better than the old one

but I am still gonna use noctis obscure

[tardy rain]

You know, some things you dont have to show people

[jaunty wraith]

that is beautiful

the code, I mean, not the theme

[stable fulcrum]

yeah its not one of them

[stable fulcrum]

15874 chars long

[crystal spruce]

I've seen worse

[stable fulcrum]

there are worse

[short skiff]

please submit to pyobfusc.com

[foggy jungle]

I'm pretty sure we've asked you to deobf worse

[short skiff]

from functools import reduce as red; from math import \
(factorial as fact, comb);import sys;from decimal import \
      (getcontext as c,Decimal as dc);(a:=range,
       b:=int(sys.                 argv[1]));\
       c( ).prec=b                 ;ber=lambda\
       e,f=[dc(1)]                 :[f.append(\
       1-sum(comb(                 h,g)*f[g]/(h\
       -g + 1) for                 g in a(h)))for
       h in a(1, e                 + 1)] and abs( \
      f[-1]);print                 ((2 * fact(b) / \
      (ber(b)* 2**                  b * red(dc.__mul__
      , [1 - (1/dc                   (i) ** b) for i in
      [2, 3, 5, 7]                     ]))) **1/dc(b)))

can someone deobf this

[foggy jungle]

!e

from functools import reduce as red; from math import \
(factorial as fact, comb);import sys;from decimal import \
      (getcontext as c,Decimal as dc);(a:=range,
       b:=int(sys.                 argv[1]));\
       c( ).prec=b                 ;ber=lambda\
       e,f=[dc(1)]                 :[f.append(\
       1-sum(comb(                 h,g)*f[g]/(h\
       -g + 1) for                 g in a(h)))for
       h in a(1, e                 + 1)] and abs( \
      f[-1]);print                 ((2 * fact(b) / \
      (ber(b)* 2**                  b * red(dc.__mul__
      , [1 - (1/dc                   (i) ** b) for i in
      [2, 3, 5, 7]                     ]))) **1/dc(b)))```

[royal lake]

@foggy jungle :x: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 1.

001 |   File "/home/main.py", line 13
002 |     [2, 3, 5, 7]                     ]))) **1/dc(b)))
003 |                                                     ^
004 | SyntaxError: unmatched ')'

[foggy jungle]

No.

[young shoal]

lul

[short skiff]

dammit

i thought it ran

[small coral]

fix the syntax error first

[short skiff]

oh this is the wrong version sorry

[foggy jungle]

I wanna' finish that builtins dict fuckery that I was doing.

[short skiff]

ok I got it working:

!e

from functools import reduce as red; from math import \
(factorial as fact, comb);import sys;from decimal import \
      (getcontext as c,Decimal as dc);(a:=range,
       b:=100);c                   ().prec=b;\
       ber=lambda                  e,f=[dc(1)]:\
       [f.append(                  1-sum(comb(h
       ,g)*f[g]/(h                 - g + 1) for
       g in a(h)))                 for h in a(1,
      e+1)]and abs                 (f[-1]);print\
      ((2 * fact(b)                 /(ber(b)* 2**
      b * red( dc .                  __mul__, [1 -
      (1/dc(i) ** b)                 for i in[2, 3,
       5, 7]]))) **                      (1 / dc(b)))

[royal lake]

@short skiff :white_check_mark: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.

3.141592653589793238462643383279502884197169399375105820974944592307816406286208998628034825342117064

[foggy jungle]

cute

[carmine apex]

good, now do tau, the superior constant

[short skiff]

ok that's actually a good idea

also it uses the gauss-legendre algorithm which converges super fast

you can do like 1m digits of pi easily

[small coral]

from functools import reduce as red
from math import factorial as fact, comb
import sys
from decimal import getcontext as c, Decimal as dc
((a := range), (b := 100))
c().prec = b
ber = lambda e, f=[dc(1)]: [f.append(1 - sum((comb(h, g) * f[g] / (h - g + 1) for g in a(h)))) for h in a(1, e + 1)] and abs(f[-1])
print((2 * fact(b) / (ber(b) * 2 ** b * red(dc.__mul__, [1 - 1 / dc(i) ** b for i in [2, 3, 5, 7]]))) ** (1 / dc(b)))
``` base

[short skiff]

oh no wait this one doesn't use gauss legendre

it uses the bernoulli number derivation published in Plouffe (2022)

https://arxiv.org/abs/2201.12601

ok wait this is my best one see if u can deobfusc this: ```python
n=256;q, t, m, e, p, c, f=(range(n),16,lambda x
,y, r=0:m((h:=x <<1,h^283)[
h&n!= 0],y>> 1,(r,r ^x)
[y&1])if y else r,lambda
a,w= 1,p=n -2:e(m(a, a),(w,m
(w,a))[p&1] ,p>> 1)if p
else w, lambda b: list(
map (print,["%.2x "*t%(*b[r:r+t],)for
r in [*q][::t]])),lambda a,i: (a<<i|a>>8-i)&255
,lambda a: (a^c(a,1)^c(a,2)^c(a,3)^c(a,4))^99);
p(s:=[f(e(i)) for i in q]);p([*map(s.index,q)])

[small coral]

full ```py
from math import factorial as fact, comb
import sys
from decimal import getcontext, Decimal
getcontext().prec = 100
def ber(e, f=[Decimal(1)]):
for h in range(1, e + 1):
sumvar = 0
for g in range(h):
sumvar += comb(h, g) * f[g] / (h - g + 1)
f.append(sumvar)
return abs(f[-1])

print((2 * fact(100) / (ber(100)
* 2 ** 100
* (1 - Decimal(2) ** -100)
* (1 - Decimal(3) ** -100)
* (1 - Decimal(5) ** -100)
* (1 - Decimal(7) ** -100))) ** (Decimal(1) / 100))

[short skiff]

this is basically exactly what my implementation was before I golfed it. damn good job

Though the final algorithm is a bit off, I don't think you need all those -100 exponents

[small coral]

i mean i just simplified 1 / x ** 100

[short skiff]

hmm wait lemme check something

@small coral I'm pretty sure you can just simplify it to one division, and then the bernoulli number multiplied by those constants based on n

oh no wait you need two

also one of the other main issues with this approach is that the only algorithms that have decent complexity for calculating bernoulli numbers leverage a high precision value of pi

so i had to use the factorial type approach

[small coral]

this looks like some hexdump program idk

[short skiff]

it spells out AES if that gives a hint

the hex values are very specific

She Rjindael on my S-box till I encrypt

[small coral]

def m(x, y, r=0):
    if y:
        h = x * 2
        if h & 256:
            h ^= 283
        if y & 1:
            r ^= x
        return m(h, y >> 1, r)
    return r

def e(a, w=1, p=254):
    if p:
        if p & 1:
            w = m(w, a)
        return e(m(a, a), w, p >> 1)
    return w

def print_lines(bytes_string):
    for r in range(0, 256, 16):
        print(' '.join(f"{x:.2x}" for x in bytes_string[r:r + 16]))

def leftrot_8(x, shift):
    return ((x << shift) | (x >> 8-shift)) & 255

def init_sbox_num(a):
    return (a ^ leftrot_8(a, 1) ^ leftrot_8(a, 2)
           ^ leftrot_8(a, 3) ^ leftrot_8(a, 4) ^ 99)

sbox = []
for i in range(256):
    sbox.append(init_sbox_num(e(i)))

print_lines(sbox)
print_lines([*map(s.index, range(256))])
``` idk

[short skiff]

that's a really good dissasembly, if you want the version I had before I golfed it it's here : https://gist.github.com/juliusgeo/9e4eff4c0519f7f7b9af122d59a3253e

[small coral]

this helps a lot ```py
from ast import parse, unparse
print(unparse(parse(r"""...""")))

[short skiff]

but yeah basically it uses binary finite field arithmetic to calculate a specific S-box. the e function I believe calculates the multiplicative inverse, and m calculates multiplication. the function you called leftrot_8 is basically just confining the coefficients of the polynomials to be in the right number space.

because you're calculating most things by shifting integers, which inevitably will result in numbers that overflow. in python you can't overflow integers, but you need to make sure that your version does have overflow so you can simulate the finite field actually being finite

[short skiff]

oh shit i'm gonna add that to my snippets

[crystal spruce]

yeah pyobfuscate is just that but worse

[low chasm]

@mild sierra Hi, about the help thread that you opened earlier - you didn't break any rules, getting data from NewYorkTimes via their API is perfectly fine - you're good to get help with it.

[mild sierra]

@low chasm ok thx!

[thick ore]

Oh

I guess I have been developing... a lot?

[grave cove]

thats one way to put it

[jaunty wraith]

I'm gonna guess there are node_modules in there

or target/

[thick ore]

I use pnpm 😩

Idk if target is that big (assuming you're talking about Rust)

[jaunty wraith]

it can get big

[thick ore]

Easily?

[jaunty wraith]

deps

[thick ore]

ah yeah

[stable fulcrum]

Though this is hard codded only works running as file

It generates strings from globals

[short skiff]

that's fine, you would just have to provide whatever shell command you use to run the file like python golfed.py

[thick ore]

🙂

[clear acorn]

you call that cute 🙂

[rough sapphire]

how is this as a youtube thumbnail?

[tranquil iron]

it seems racist to me

sexist too

[young shoal]

i don't really get how tarzan is related

kinda weird

[foggy jungle]

Pretty sure it's supposed to represent Neanderthals or early humans.

[young shoal]

is tarzan the name of an early AI or something

[tardy rain]

Tarzan is a savage feral child

[lament cairn]

tarzan progeamming

[rough sapphire]

nice

tarzan gaming

[hard niche]

I have a python adjacent question and my Google-fu is not up to snuff today.

Is it possible to have a set of actions happen anytime I open a terminal window? I know there is a bash/ps1/etc profile that gets looked at to load certain items in a terminal. Does it have enough functionality for me to code in a process where everytime I open a terminal, it alters a specific file?

[young shoal]

yes, it's basically a bash script (or pwsh, or whatever you're using)

[hard niche]

I guess it's time to dive in powershell documentation!

[low chasm]

@terse sluice play with me? 🥺

[honest star]

I need you to know how odd this statement looks if people don't know that dennis used to be f1re =P

[low chasm]

pft

[young shoal]

just some friendly gaming 🥺

[tranquil iron]

who was f1re?

[unborn gulch]

Hayo, anybody online?

[unborn gulch]

U online?

I passed 10th so for now i can waste my time

[tranquil iron]

maybe

[grave cove]

dennis presumably

[young shoal]

he's an admin here

[open fern]

when fixing a missing import fixes 3/4 of your failing tests

fixing another one got me down to a single failing test

[tranquil iron]

that's nice

[stark oasis]

You know whats a nice thought. One day we will be dead

[tranquil iron]

such is life

[thick ore]

aboo, 0x2f is 47, not 2

[old briar]

how large is your python folder?

[short skiff]

I have no idea it's by project not language unfortunately

[old briar]

oof

it's been 3 years

since mine is created

[short skiff]

Ok I selected all the folders that I'm sure are python projects

[old briar]

most of the files and folders, are just venv's and meta deta

[short skiff]

I have all my venvs in a separate folder in my root directory

or rather ~/

but yeah most of the other stuff is definitely metadata

[old briar]

ooh, almost same number of items, but yours is 6.3G and mine 1G

[old briar]

ohh i see

[short skiff]

oh yeah you have 6k more files

[thick ore]

Oh

[tulip falcon]

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=N0hFf-twPlY&embeds_referring_euri=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.purexbox.com%2F&source_ve_path=MTM5MTE3LDA&feature=emb_rel_end

[violet mural]

Anyone has seen the movie silver linings

[outer pebble]

Happy birthday discord

No

[signal scroll]

What Server is that

[crystal spruce]

build a bear

[signal scroll]

I cant find it

[crystal spruce]

ping the doggo

[signal scroll]

@vale raven

[vale raven]

Ping?

[vale raven]

Why me?

[crystal spruce]

ur server

[signal scroll]

Could you Send the Link to the Server, please? I want to join

If i'm allowed to

[vale raven]

https://discord.gg/SNm3y7ge

[signal scroll]

Thanks

[vale raven]

No worries, feel free to invite whoever. There’s a permanent invite on the GitHub

[crystal spruce]

oh I just wasn't bothered to go get the link

so I made you do it

[grave cove]

@ moderators !!! advertising!!!

[vale raven]

70 results

[grave cove]

heck u man

[violet mural]

why github it's difficulty

[tranquil iron]

?

[signal scroll]

discord.gg/python

[signal scroll]

Everyone Join this server now!!!

[tranquil iron]

too late

[low chasm]

banned for advertisement

[tardy rain]

Eurovision winner bets?

My theoretical money is on ukraine again

[tranquil iron]

I predict that satellite song will win again

[foggy jungle]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g8FmgUtUxvE
I don't think this is the song you mean but it's still a banger.

[tranquil iron]

no, the one by lena => https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8QSgNM9yNjo

[tardy rain]

But what social commentary does it bring to the table

[tranquil iron]

that most people don't care about it?

[tardy rain]

Wdym, thats exactly how people vote

How do you think ukraine won last year

[jaunty wraith]

substantially

[tranquil iron]

I don't vote for eurovision

[tardy rain]

Do you think its because the music is good?

[wheat lynx]

It was very good though

[tardy rain]

Impossible, there arent any good songs in Eurovision

[tulip falcon]

Is it contrarian?

Those damn Europeans

[tardy rain]

What about that time israel won with a chicken song 🐔💀

[tulip falcon]

Lowest hanging fruit

[tardy rain]

That song wasn't just low hanging

It was straight up resting on the ground

Like a wriggling worm ready to be pecked at by chickens

Ah, now I get it

[tulip falcon]

Chickens are dinosaurs and dinosaurs are badass

[glacial timber]

Think

I contacted adhd

[primal radish]

what did he say

[glacial timber]

He was switching apps

[rough sapphire]

SyntaxError: not a chance

[heady hamlet]

ヾ(•ω•`)o

[muted shell]

@rotund cipher what i mean is that people are good not because of ethics or morals or whatnot, its because bad people died out

just like cynical ppl

[rotund cipher]

this is just genetic morals

semantics

but semantics ARE crucial for any discussion

so dont take this wrong as me dismissive at all

i know in many places morals/ethics are understood as "objective good/bad" but theres also the more plain useage of "the good and bad of any given person"

i think hegel like differentiated between the two and called one morals and the other ethics but dont quote me on that

regardless ym actual concern with AI isnt that they could be "evil" but that they are "unpredictable"
and you sort of can mathematically prove that any neural network is unpredictable unless you comprehend the entire network itself

[muted shell]

but a human is also unpredictable?

[rotund cipher]

so like we train NWs and other AI models nowadays thru this evolution/learning method, so we have a teacher subAi and test environments and blah blah

not nearly as unpredictable, not even close, when you kill someones child you can make a prediction as to them being rather unhappy with you afterwards

with an AI, even what you trained it on, is not predictable

[muted shell]

i dont think that ais are any less predictable, especially to data scientists

[rotund cipher]

so the issue is, Ais arent algorithmic solutions to mostly algorithmic problems

[muted shell]

in fact, humans brains are much more complicated

[rotund cipher]

anything that could have an algorithmic solution, but creating an algorithm for would be too big a pain in the ass to do usually has a NW thrown at it, its rather a brute force method really

the issue is we make asusmptions about what its goals are

[muted shell]

but they arent algorithmic problems and even if they are, why not use ai

[rotund cipher]

because we train it to complete goals

but it mght not ever actually encode to solve that goal but merely something that looks like that goal within the test environment

[muted shell]

same thing in life

[rotund cipher]

but then when you put it out, any anomality could have any side effect

[muted shell]

a student might go to school

[rotund cipher]

ANY side effect

[muted shell]

and then shoot it when he/she grows up

[rotund cipher]

the two are simply not a fair comparison

[muted shell]

instead of doing whatever

[rotund cipher]

this is a very american take

[muted shell]

youre just supporting humans because of emotions

[rotund cipher]

kids dont shoot up schools in europe on mass because of healthcare, whatever

im supporting humans because science

[muted shell]

science supports ai

[rotund cipher]

actually an algorithmic solution beats both

proven algorithm >>>>>> everything else

[muted shell]

whats your point

[rotund cipher]

but AIs are black boxes

[muted shell]

write an algorithm to recognize images

not machitoons

@rotund cipher some ppl are good only bec they think theyll go to hell if theyre not

[thick ore]

who cares about love when you have a proven algorithm, unlike love 🙄

[muted shell]

humans arent any better than ai

[rotund cipher]

for solving problem A? yes

theres a reason why so many higher up IT guys are incredibly wary about the current direction AI is heading, and thats because they understand what it is very well

i wish i had the language to properly explain it

but the reason isnt ethical

its practical

also ethical but thats secondary lol

[muted shell]

ai was being used a while ago for recognizing images its just making new leaps now

ppl are jealous that ai is smarter loll

[muted shell]

if youre so scared you should learn how ai works, youll prob calm down

the gpt is just a huge transformer, nothing more

[rotund cipher]

im literally taking courses on neural networks at an academic niveau you goofball

i study theoretical mathematics at the university of vienna

[muted shell]

ok dude

[rotund cipher]

im not some goof who doesnt know what theyre talkng about

modern AI is a risk not because theyre inherently dangerous, its their implementation and the blind faith in correct goal-syncronicity thats verifiably a mistake

[muted shell]

well then i don't get it. why are you so worried if the world is just atoms and well all die sooner or later anyway

[rotund cipher]

AIs will pass all testing environments and then fail miserably outsid eof it

[muted shell]

how is that different from humans passing exams and failing jobs

[rotund cipher]

due to unforeseen factors, and then those factors will be "patched" etc etc except you can prove that an AI can -always- develop hidden asyncronicites

because the AI doesnt intentionally cheat to pass

[muted shell]

you never call anyone out like that, even if its obv theyre lying cuz they get mad lol

[rotund cipher]

it passes perfectly what it is being tested on, it can perfectly fine complete the TESTS

the issue is that the tests cannot test EVERYTHING

there are always anonamilties

these two are NOT the same

stop with the human comparisons

AIs arent humans

[muted shell]

well theres test data to avoid overfitting

[rotund cipher]

ones a bundle of cells the other an algorithmic black box

this isnt about overfitting

[muted shell]

and any other mistakes will be insignificant, compared to the powerful ppls mistakes rn

yk the saying "life goes on"? whatever happens, well survive dw

[rotund cipher]

they profably will not be "insignifcant" as could be seen nmerous times already in test environments and experiments specifically proving my point

but experiments dont mean shit to the AIvangelists so why bother

whats science

what good is SCIENCE in the face of "but i think its fine"

[muted shell]

ok lets look at the worst case scenario

ai in every single vehicle backfires because of global warming or something idk

doesn't mean that airbags wont save right

and theres not much that ai can do that humans cant prevent

if an ai goes rogue in us then the other countries can fly in to save the day

itll be extremely difficult for ai to do significant damage because were not giving it power to do something, were just using it as a tool

just like a gun is much safer than a sentient gun

thanks for your contribution @rough sapphire

that is exactly what we are talking about btw

right @rotund cipher

[rotund cipher]

the reason debugging exists is because programmers dont prove their code

the thing is you cant debug an Ai having wild side effects easily

[muted shell]

wdym "prove"? dont they just make mistakes

[rotund cipher]

in maths you prove things, as in PROVE prove, in science you at least have evidence, but most of modern IT is pretty ... halfassed on that front, its duct taped code and hope

[muted shell]

one of the things as well is that an ai needs to have enough power to run and so any person could just nuke the computers if something happens or shut off the power or just switch it off. and maybe also a failsafe

[rotund cipher]

Ai falls in one of those categories where if you dont give them any "effect" its mostly harmless

like chat gpt 4 or whatever

it prints texts

texts, thats the side ffects, it often lies because it doesnt "understand" what its babbling its just a fancy chat bot really, but then you get to cars, or medical bots, or what have you

[muted shell]

btw @rotund cipher how do you have such a good vocabulary but such terrible grammar

[rotund cipher]

this wild abandon of AI implimentation, every field is warning IT that thats stupid

but IT does not care

i skip words cuz im lazy

i type faster than i think out loud on occasion

[muted shell]

no for example "it prints texts" text is correct

you make many spelling mistakes too but thats fine

[rotund cipher]

whats wrong about using the plural

[muted shell]

text is the plural

there is no "texts"

and somehow you know words like semantics, alvangelists, and so on

[rotund cipher]

text (countable and uncountable, plural texts)

[muted shell]

texts probably means many texts

not many letters

[rotund cipher]

i do linguistics as a hobby xP

yes i meant many texts

[muted shell]

whatever

language isnt as important as ai

[rotund cipher]

youd think so but na

[muted shell]

ai will do the languageing for me

[rotund cipher]

well, semantics and syntax, everything else is more or less secondary but still

[muted shell]

i remember you said useage instead of usage tho

or is that a typo

[rotund cipher]

yea thats a typo

idgaf about english spelling

[muted shell]

thats actually fair because a language is for understanding

[rotund cipher]

a buncha francish scribes frenchifying words and then the english did their own language dirty by "pseudo latinizing" it

f.e.

debt

did you know debt never had a pronounced b?

never, it got added because english scribes thought its etymology comes from the latin debitum

[muted shell]

i mean it does in america

[rotund cipher]

but actually it comes from french dette

ah yea but thats like "Ye olde" or "salmon" with a pronounced l

[muted shell]

but at least youll never confuse it with "that" :)

[rotund cipher]

where the spelling influences the pronunciation

ðæt, in old english

anyway, theres some other words like that all over english

[muted shell]

btw do you know any other languages?

[muted shell]

english is a pretty new language, you can't complain

[rotund cipher]

DYK the Y in Ye is actually a very halfassed Þ

[muted shell]

also who cares where the words came from at least we have them

[muted shell]

it looks like youre sticking your tongue out

[rotund cipher]

its not that new. take any creole of your liking itll be newer

the letter thorn used to represent all the ths in english

include the th in the

þe turned to ye

but was always pronounced th

but this became uncommon knowledge

hence why people think its "ye olde" instead of "þe olde"

[muted shell]

i thought ye was lazy yes

[rotund cipher]

technically ye is a lazy yeah

[muted shell]

same root

[rotund cipher]

no;nay;yes;yay, yay->yeah->ye

[muted shell]

?

[rotund cipher]

not to be confused with "hear ye hear ye!" where ye is an archaic second person plural

[muted shell]

ye ye whatever

history and english is meh

[rotund cipher]

my mother tongue is german, i know basic finnish grammar, basic japanese grammar, the korean "alphabet" aka Hanguel (technically not an alphabet, but w.e.) and ehm, toki pona, a cute little constructed language

[muted shell]

as a hobby??

[rotund cipher]

i SHOULD learn some spanish but am lazy

[muted shell]

that looks like a job

[rotund cipher]

are you american?

[muted shell]

no

[rotund cipher]

odd, not being monolingual is very common in europe

i dont speak those languages, just know bits n pieces

but linguistics as a hobby makes language aquisition much easier

[muted shell]

4 alphabets + 2 languages

translators only need 2 languages

[rotund cipher]

well alphabets are just scripts

i like scripts

because so many languages have english loan words, knowing the script alone can sometimes do wonders is understanding languages haha

[muted shell]

do you want to work in the gpt department?

[rotund cipher]

absolutely not

[muted shell]

where then

[rotund cipher]

its just a hobby

i like knowing what im talking about, is all

its fun

[muted shell]

fun

having a big vocabulary is nice

because you can explain yourself

satisfying

idk about fun tho

seems more like a nightmare

knowing other languages which you don't know the word in this lagnuage

[rotund cipher]

fun proof by example for the LOTHypothesis ig

[mystic drift]

I'm yet to learn both Spanish and French

It's on my bucket list

[violet mural]

coincidence are silver lines? like you see the c 4 symbol/tatics/go?

[grave cove]

huh

[thick ore]

if i'm storing something in a database and want to add a created_at field

what type should I use?

using postgres btw

[grave cove]

this is what we use

postgres has a timestamp type

[thick ore]

ohh alright

what would i pass in there?

unix time? or

[grave cove]

Depends
Are you using an ORM?

[thick ore]

sure, I'm using gorm

[grave cove]

You should be able to pass in a regular datetime.datetime object then

At least, that's what we do with SQLAlchemy

[thick ore]

ahh alright

ty

[thick ore]

is 20 reqs/sec ratelimit reasonable for a todo list app?

[young shoal]

that seems way too high

[grave cove]

should be able to get away with a few

assuming this is per user

[thick ore]

soo, maybe 5 reqs/sec then?

[carmine bane]

underbeard

[young shoal]

maybe 7-10

[thick ore]

alright, i'm going with 8 reqs/sec

[crystal spruce]

I would like to confirm something
for the truth table

A B C X
0 0 0 0
0 0 1 0
0 1 0 1
0 1 1 1
1 0 0 1
1 0 1 1
1 1 0 0
1 1 1 1

a product of sums expression for this is

X=(A+B+C)(A+B+C')(A'+B'+C)

right?

[graceful basin]

lgtm

[small coral]

why not X = AB + A'B' + AC

nvm

i got it wrong

X = AB' + A'B + AC

[crystal spruce]

it doesn't really matter how simplified it is yet

just that that expression there is correct

because my teacher says that all of those should be negated

which I disagree with because it produces the wrong truth table

[graceful basin]

Hmm, it should be the right one

[crystal spruce]

yeah

I think she might've accidentally negated twice

[clear acorn]

Everything I say will be generated as True

[tardy rain]

https://youtu.be/c94bALAgENM

[ancient dune]

And enum's it's superiour in every way

No longer I will have to make useless tables!

[grave cove]

I think you'll be glad to hear we also use enums

[ancient dune]

Blessed soul

Whom is "we"?

I- I thought I was the only one

[grave cove]

My team and I

[ancient dune]

Who are participating?

[grave cove]

Kernel panic is the team lead, shennanigans our DevOps, aboo, moyen, jah, pupper, psvm, and a bunch others

I think we've got a team size of like 30 but those are the ones that are active

DM me if you'd like to learn more :3

[ancient dune]

Nice!

[foggy jungle]

!rule ad

[royal lake]

Rules

6. Do not post unapproved advertising.

[thick ore]

oh wow look a pydis staff breaking rule 6

i also feel encouraged to break rule six because a trusted member in the server has done it

[grave cove]

heck u

just telling people about something cool I'm doing :(

[grave cove]

Please don't D:

[signal scroll]

what kind of team is that? what does it do

[tranquil iron]

what cool thing are you doing?

[young shoal]

damn leaked

[grave cove]

am I allowed to say what we're doing or no

KP on his way to make me sign an nda

[signal scroll]

yes you are allowed

[tranquil iron]

this is an off-topic channel, so only if it's off-topic

[grave cove]

Let's just say its cybersecurity stuffs

[signal scroll]

okay

[tranquil iron]

cool beans

[foggy jungle]

I don't care if you say what you're up to, but don't advertise for members in PyDis. Looks bad.

[grave cove]

true

[jaunty wraith]

[grave cove]

🥴

[tardy rain]

Spanked

Its a good feeling

[stable fulcrum]

👍

[tranquil iron]

that looks like poorly written code

[stable fulcrum]

is that supposed to be a joke?

[tranquil iron]

I have no sense of humor

[low chasm]

...spanking?

[tardy rain]

🥴

Aboo, in public?

Smh

[short skiff]

is there a file size that will crash the python interpreter?

[foggy jungle]

not really

just limited by memory more or less

[short skiff]

you only have 64gb of ram?

[foggy jungle]

[short skiff]

pshhh, lame

i got 3tb of ram on my laptop

[tranquil iron]

is that a lot?

[short skiff]

but that is funny I wonder if you could do like a zip bomb but with a python file that just kept on loading larger and larger files into the interpretr

[short skiff]

😦

[tranquil iron]

one assumes that the python interpreter would eventually crash with an out of memory error

[short skiff]

well yeah but only after slowing down ur computer for a while haha

also wouldn't it eventually start going to swap?

[tranquil iron]

maybe it would get so slow it could never fail?

[young shoal]

yes, theoretically

[short skiff]

what's the theoretical size that would?

like order of magnitude

[young shoal]

like 2^64 bytes

[short skiff]

oh that's not too bad

[foggy jungle]

16 exabytes

[tranquil iron]

that sounds like a lotta bytes

I don't think all 64 bits are available for physical memory addressing in x86_64 architectures

yeah, only 48 bits available, or 256TB

[short skiff]

wait a second guys:python def infiniterator(): while True: yield """ #blank comment """ ''.join(infiniterator())

I had to stop the run there but it does seem to just endlessly take up space

idk if u even need the exec

from itertools import repeat
list(repeat(["string"]*100))

this one works way faster it was causing my computer to glitch because I couldn't stop it in time

ok I got a shorter and faster one I think: ```python
["💣"for _ in import("itertools").repeat(None)]

[solemn tulip]

a='x'
while 1:a*=2