ot1-perplexing-regexing

[rough sapphire]

my pet mouse died 😔

rip

[glossy niche]

https://tenor.com/view/he-gone-dead-hella-dead-gif-20116498

rip lil guy

[royal lake]

:incoming_envelope: :ok_hand: applied timeout to @sleek kernel until <t:1706970888:f> (10 minutes) (reason: duplicates spam - sent 4 duplicate messages).

The <@&831776746206265384> have been alerted for review.

[near gull]

rip jerry

[fresh basalt]

Sorry for your loss.

[fading gazelle]

I found the solution. In brief, what is wrotten here only seems to work on linux

- name: Install platform-specific requirements (Windows)
  if: runner.os == 'Windows'
  run: |
    choco install mkvtoolnix --no-progress --yes
    Import-Module $env:ChocolateyInstall\helpers\chocolateyProfile.psm1
    refreshenv
    $mkvmergePath = (Get-Command mkvmerge).Source
    $mkvtoolnixPath = Split-Path -Path $mkvmergePath -Parent
    echo $mkvtoolnixPath | Out-File -FilePath $env:GITHUB_PATH -Encoding utf8 -Append
  # We need to conserve mkvtoolnix in the PATH env variable.
  # From https://stackoverflow.com/a/73981698/15835974

[thick ore]

damn gpt gatekeeping

[wanton delta]

What does pulling a p4 look like

[thick ore]

get the person, a 4

[lament cairn]

g

[zealous comet]

it's easy just hide it

[ancient minnow]

hey so I have a mysql database with over 15 million rows

and a simple query like this one

takes over 30 seconds to finish

anyone an idea how I can speed up such a process

[young shoal]

make an index

and don't use a string for that column

[ancient minnow]

i have an index

but for example

this query

takes up over 18 seconds

[young shoal]

yeah, that needs a full table scan

[ancient minnow]

its too big for an int

because 4-byte integers MAX_INT is smaller than that one

so what would u sugges

t

[young shoal]

do you often need how many rows there are ?

[ancient minnow]

no, this was just for checking

[ancient minnow]

a query like this one

i need to pull of often

but also

[young shoal]

i mean an index on that column

[ancient minnow]

smth like this also takes up a lot of time

SELECT *
FROM flight
WHERE scrapeDate = (SELECT MAX(scrapeDate) FROM flight);```

[young shoal]

then you should use more indexes

[ancient minnow]

I will read up on it thanks

im very new to sql so i dont completely understand how to use it correctly yet

[young shoal]

you said you have an index on the hash column already?

[ancient minnow]

no that was false, I thought you meant primary_key

like i said im new

i dont have any indexes yet

[young shoal]

oh ok. then you want to make indexes for those two columns

an index basically lets you find things faster

so in your case, when you want to find the max, or you want to find a specific hash, those will be much much faster, probably a few milliseconds rather than 30 seconds

[marble bay]

my interest has been piqued, anyone know of the convo behind the name

[wicked haven]

#python-discussion message

[lament cairn]

Half price appetizers and violence.

[ancient minnow]

Is there a reason not to index a column

Like why don't they get indexed automatically

Because from what I've read it makes sense to index each column in my db

Ohh and last question, if I index a column, and then add new entries, do I have to index it again?

[warped sentinel]

there is a cost to maintain that index.
And so that means that the cost each write to the db gets some additional work and space used for each column

Plus sometimes, you want an index that covers multiple columns. So you may end up with a combinatorial issue

[ancient minnow]

ohh okay thank you!

also is there a way when adding new entries to check quickly if exactly this entry already exists in a subset of the database

I would imagine just hashing the row I want to commit (except for the primary_key) and comparing it to hashes of all the other rows in the db

couldnt find anything bout this on the internet

[warped sentinel]

that's what hash index is for

See https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/indexes-types.html#INDEXES-TYPES-HASH

and https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/hash-intro.html

[ancient minnow]

great thank you

[thick ore]

maybe i'm going insane

i'm starting to think that typehints are just noise

[timid latch]

you clearly are, typehints are amazing

[thick ore]

i know they are

but perhaps it's just the syntax

what if it was int def add(int a, int b):

[timid latch]

I dont really see how thats better

and the current one matches the order I usually think about them, I first think about what I need (i.e the name), and then I can think about what type it will need to be

[small coral]

them being put as a "postfix" for stuff is a great parser-friendly way to easily tag it as optional

[thick ore]

ngl, me neither

[small coral]

like def add(a, b): would not have to backtrack

[thick ore]

i think i need to rest

[timid latch]

💤

[thick ore]

ah yes the langdev side

ok another question

when is it okay to use relative imports

[small coral]

why do i even try to create a programming language

[small coral]

when they're in a package i think

[small coral]

i've got 2 constant names that are reserved for the exact same value

[timid latch]

because its fun?

[small coral]

i need to rewrite my language

why did i distinguish tuple and list

[thick ore]

what

[small coral]

even though they already have frozen/unfrozen versions

[timid latch]

for the type system?

you know, thats one big benefit of tuples, you can give each element a specific type

[small coral]

(1, 2, 3)  /; frozen tuple
(:1, 2, 3) /; unfrozen tuple
[1, 2, 3]  /; unfrozen list
[:1, 2, 3] /; frozen list

i remember describing the difference as "one of them is always sorted"

which is so niche

[timid latch]

wait... : either means frozen or unfrozen depending on the data type? that doesnt seem like a good idea tbh

[small coral]

no

the tuple one is just inconsistent

all the rest (list, set, dict) has : if frozen, none if not

[left sierra]

Is there a way to combine different bash commands with same parameter

like touch open foo.java

[graceful basin]

for f in touch open; do $f foo.java; done is the simplest I can come with

[left sierra]

why, it's a good solution for long chain commands

[cursive salmon]

thanks I suppose

[acoustic moss]

aleks

[graceful basin]

actually, what may be more useful to you is

touch foo.java
open <alt+.>
``` alt . inserts the last argument of the previous command

[rough sapphire]

Boys I'm 500

[fresh basalt]

starting on line 3223 of the bash man page is the section for history expansion. There are event designators, word designators, and modifiers.

if you do something like $ cmd arg1 arg2 then on the next line you should be able to do $ ^cmd^newcmd and substitute

[fresh basalt]

also you can do like $ !! to repeat the last command

all sorts of neat stuff you can do

[cursive salmon]

is that russian name for alex?

I remember havin an aleksei in class 10 years ago

idk if it's the same

[harsh tundra]

ks is just for languages that don't have x naturally. Like I had both Aleks and Aleksander in my year at uni, both Poles - there's no x naturally in Polish

For Russian and other languages written in other alphabets it's a bit more complicated because you might use different rules to transcribe Cyrillic to Latin alphabet - like international rules are based on English, but Slavic languages that use Latin alphabet might have direct translations
E.g. I had a Ярослав (Ukrainian) in my year at uni. Official international transcription made him Iaroslav, but in Polish we just have the name Jarosław...

Now that I'm checking, international transcription from Russian uses ks instead of x, probably because Russian uses кс, there's no one letter that's like x.

[tulip falcon]

I suppose X(twitter) is called KS in Poland then 😂

[cursive salmon]

intersting

[tardy rain]

Eks dee

[urban holly]

no.

we call it

||twitter||

[glossy niche]

what the fuck is an X

[uneven pine]

Someone you went out with before but don't anymore

[tulip falcon]

Oh so that's what the X app is for

[graceful basin]

@shell raptor re: Roc. Sure, it can be fast, but why is that the most interesting thing about the language? And if it isn't, why is it the first thing on the page?

It does look neat though

[sick nexus]

Everybody wants a fast language because nobody wants people to complain about their language being slow

[graceful basin]

You dont make a fast language by saying it is fast

[sick nexus]

That is true!

[graceful basin]

python says it is fast on its homepage as well

somewhere

[sick nexus]

Go developers claim Go is "fast" too

by which they mean it's faster than Java

[graceful basin]

I am just very allergic to A fast, friendly, functional language. being the tagline

The important bit there is functional

[sick nexus]

I agree

I could see friendly too

there are languages that are very much not designed to be beginner friendly

[tulip falcon]

Python: a fast and working language

[graceful basin]

it's all over rusts garbage and good libraries both - the fast linter, the fast library, the fast webserver

if fast is the most important thing about your project, maybe it's kind of a bad project.

[young shoal]

you mean, 🚀 blazingly fast 🚀

[graceful basin]

sure

[sick nexus]

Jai is a meme but I like that its design prioritizes experienced and knowledgeable programmers

[graceful basin]

Is Jai real yet?

[sick nexus]

I don't think so

[graceful basin]

makes sense

but yeah, I'll go ahead and write some Roc

[sick nexus]

But I think that's a tradeoff that can be worthwhile if you want your language to be used for projects with advanced programming requirements

[graceful basin]

people handle advanced requirements in python all the time

I do agree that randomly doing inconsistent things to make easy things easy is questionable

but there is more about a language being suitable for "advanced" projects than just ... not having beginner-focused features

[sick nexus]

That's not what I'm saying. There is nothing inherently wrong with beginner focused features. But making things more intuitive and friendly for beginners does tend to come at some cost to making things more useful for experts.

Jai wants to cater heavily to the types of people who write game engines from scratch in C++

So the tradeoff is very intentionally made to prioritize what will be most useful to that type of person

I think it's fine to advertise a language as friendly if that's legitimately a design goal of it

I don't think friendliness is a given

Or even necessarily highly desireable

[graceful basin]

Fair enough

though I don't think they actually mean anything by it

[sick nexus]

If so then I agree they shouldn't advertise it

[graceful basin]

I think familiar would fit

It's mostly caml

[hearty violet]

Odin >

[graceful basin]

Odin is a real programming language you can download and use

[hearty violet]

yeah and it looks close to odin syntactically

I hate since jai projects on github
u're open source coding I cannot even compile

and u just want me to trust u that ur compiled binary is safe to use

[graceful basin]

they have gotten to a beta at this point, which is ... good

[hearty violet]

u have to have an invite to get the compiler

[graceful basin]

indeed you do

[hearty violet]

which makes it pointless to use for anything other than ur own private project

[graceful basin]

to be fair, that's what its for

[hearty violet]

there's people making open source projects in it on github

like the Focus editor

[graceful basin]

They are of course free to do so

but yeah, won't have any contributors

which is probably fine

[hearty violet]

sure they are
still makes the open source part of it pointless if no one can compile the thing

[hearty violet]

weirdest part is it has a reasonable amount of contributors

but personally I'd prefer odin to jai
syntax is nicer, it's open source and the compiler takes seconds to build

the creator is nicer and less condescending

but to each their own :)

also odin is actually used in production

[graceful basin]

really?

[hearty violet]

there's like over 500K lines of code in odin in production at JangaFX

[graceful basin]

holy hell

[hearty violet]

it's used to write a particle simulation software that's used by big hollywood studios

[graceful basin]

I truly put it on the level of like... V

[hearty violet]

lol

V stands for Vaporware

Jai is closed source and invite only

[graceful basin]

V is a real programming language

[hearty violet]

Odin is free open source and in production

[graceful basin]

it's not at all the V that was promised

but you can use it and get programming done

[hearty violet]

sure ig

I haven't taken a look at it in a while

[graceful basin]

it's a decent GCd language with cross compilation

[hearty violet]

but to be honest it doesn't interest me much

also I'd take a language like odin that's proven by having software used by many

than V

[graceful basin]

ye, that's why I was surprised

[hearty violet]

EmberGen if u curious

it's written in odin

[dusky turret]

@granite tree billy! how are u

long time we haven't talked

[granite tree]

Good! Thx for asking

[dusky turret]

:) glad to hear that

u've been working on something interseting lately?

[thick ore]

the 24th letter of the alphabet

oh my god the messages just loaded in

[dusky turret]

i heard this one LOL

i think

nvm i talk about something else

[thick ore]

yeah meant to continue this

[cursive salmon]

what website is that?

[timid latch]

https://humanbenchmark.com/tests/typing

[fathom musk]

👆

[fathom musk]

u r missing the quotes arent u

[timid latch]

oh god it is super annoying at hitting space at the wrong time doesnt jump you to the start of the next word, I keep getting desynced and getting a bunch of it wrong

it leads to stuff like this, this is correct, it was just shifted to the left one

[fathom musk]

lol

[cursive salmon]

missed the joke

fuck this shit

you cant even ctrl backspace

[fathom musk]

ctrl d backspace probbaly works

wait nah ctrl backspace works for me

but ctrl d doesnt

[cursive salmon]

it just deletes once

[fathom musk]

u want to delete 1 word right?

[latent scaffold]

jokes are only funny if they compile

[cursive salmon]

yeah

[fathom musk]

lmaooo

[cursive salmon]

idk I use python

compile what is that

[latent scaffold]

not a word you wanna split into its two syllables

[fathom musk]

things r different in window10 ig

[cursive salmon]

in that website because I can do it anywhere else

idk why I just popped into my head to code an html source to DOM tree converter

[jaunty wraith]

Hello cyph

[low chasm]

hi cypheriel

how've you been

[latent scaffold]

Hello interesting set of emoji I wish I recognized 🤔

[latent scaffold]

I've been okay \😩 How've you been?

great. I'm not even gonna bother with that one

[low chasm]

I'm aight

junior year, so the workload is kinda more than it was before

I got selected to go to regionals for my school's debate team, though 👀

[latent scaffold]

Oh, that's fun

Meanwhile, I'm facing the trials of adulthood

[low chasm]

😔 how's that going

I'll be 18 this year 🥴

[latent scaffold]

Horrible, I won't lie, but oh well

[low chasm]

rip

[latent scaffold]

Hopefully I soon have the resources to move out

... again

[low chasm]

good luck 👀

I've got to jump for now, I've got class

[latent scaffold]

I'll probably need it

[latent scaffold]

Oh, yes. Good luck to you, too

Nice talking 😩

[lament cairn]

shh

dont disturb the snop

[fresh basalt]

Nobody ever mentions how stinky wild animals are.

[lament cairn]

I've heard fox piss smells like death

[fresh basalt]

All of the guides on this live safari I used to watch say that predators especially are pretty filthy and can actually carry some infectious stuff.

stinky kitties

[vale hull]

How do you guys find motivation to do software projects? Software design is not really one of my interests but I do it because some of the things I make are useful for myself (and potentially others).

[fresh basalt]

It's probably different for everybody.

But I think developing a tool that you actually use (and thus are invested in) is a good thing.

[lament cairn]

money
boredom

[tulip falcon]

What are you interested in?

[vale hull]

Electrical engineering, computer hardware

[fresh basalt]

no, what are you interested in?

those are two very broad categories

I mean you don't need to tell me per se, just figure it out yourself.

But if you spread yourself out too thin that's a recipe for burn out.

It's also okay to move from thing to thing.

because interests change

[jovial oriole]

O

Wtf, im paying for this shit why is just turning off

my data keeps saying no service randomly throughout the day

[rough sapphire]

um hello

[fresh basalt]

@jovial oriole maybe it doesn't like you?

what's turning off?

[jovial oriole]

Tf does that mean

[jovial oriole]

My data

[fresh basalt]

joke

oh, turned off by your carrier

who is your carrier?

[vale hull]

Android on my ASUS sometimes shows that when there is no cellular service somewhere

weird thing for the system to assume

[fresh basalt]

@jovial oriole in times of network congestion a carrier may reprioritize services

I've seen both AT&T and T-Mobile do it.

[rough sapphire]

Rate my desktop 😄

1/10

[vale hull]

My interests on it are generally broad, but one thing I do enjoy is digital circuit design.

[glossy niche]

is that raw blokes

[rough sapphire]

what that means?

[glossy niche]

robe locks

[rough sapphire]

yes

[naive igloo]

or...

[tardy rain]

Scarier than this?

First thing you see is shit about being billed

@placid warren forgot to ping lmao

[placid warren]

click on the x and youre done

[tardy rain]

This is less intimidating to a newbie than idle or py shell?

[lament cairn]

https://vxtwitter.com/onekosama_love/status/1754352697397195195.mp4

[young shoal]

make conway's game of life with leds

[grave jackal]

hey idk where to ask this but ive been wondering this. Im using pycharm rn and i was wondering if this setup looks right? is the app.py in the right spot?

[young shoal]

app.py? i don't see it

[grave jackal]

its called Calculator.py in this case

[young shoal]

looks like a reasonable spot

[grave jackal]

it wont cause any problems down the road with files, etc?

[young shoal]

not inherently

[grave jackal]

alright thanks

[fresh basalt]

in ```py
def fun(num: int) -> None:
pass

is num actually declared?

where is it documented?

!pep typehint

[royal lake]

Bad argument

Converting to "int" failed for parameter "pep_number".

[fresh basalt]

be smarter bot :P

[young shoal]

wdym "declared"

[fresh basalt]

I mean is it instantiated as a thing in memory

no that doesn't make sense

nevermind, I'm an idiot

I was reading somebody's question in #1035199133436354600 and got stuck in a rabbit hole I guess. a dumb rabbit hole.

@young shoal do you know where typehints are processed/discarded in the cpython implementation?

[young shoal]

no

[fresh basalt]

thanks anyways

You ever get so distracted by stuff you turn into a complete moron?

I sometimes think that is the base state and when you're distracted it's what you return to, like a ground state of an electron

or conversely it's because all your energy is gone

idk

[naive igloo]

i mean it is stored in fun.__annotations__ i believe

[fresh basalt]

godlygeek answered my question ivan

it is stored in __annotations__

I mean godlygeek answered it indirectly

[naive igloo]

and btw thats for all variables

[fresh basalt]

it's not instantiated as a thing in memory

[naive igloo]

sorry i didnt see it...

at least here

they didnt answer

[fresh basalt]

no it's okay

I asked in #python-discussion

[naive igloo]

ah right

ok

[fresh basalt]

it's in bytecodes.c in the cpython distribution

[jovial oriole]

This happens constantly

My data just stops working through out the day and starts 10 minutes later

[fresh basalt]

What carrier?

[jovial oriole]

Ye, it showed it for a second then it just disappeared

[jovial oriole]

Virgin mobile

Im in canada

Its essentially a subset of bell

[fresh basalt]

I'm curious if you're roaming when it happens.

LTE?

@jovial oriole Do you get charged for incoming sms?

f that

I'll get a flip phone and a pager.

[royal lake]

:incoming_envelope: :ok_hand: applied timeout to @lament cairn until <t:1707275446:f> (10 minutes) (reason: attachments spam - sent 7 attachments).

The <@&831776746206265384> have been alerted for review.

[honest star]

!unmute 589779308063490055 fewer spam pics pls

[royal lake]

:incoming_envelope: :ok_hand: pardoned infraction timeout for @lament cairn.

[lament cairn]

Oops.

[sacred cove]

Does anybody knows p5js?

[grave cove]

please don't crosspost your question in multiple channels

[blazing hemlock]

anyone know how i can get the heart to overlap with the gray and the white in CSS?

[thick ore]

could you make a codepen for this? https://codepen.io

[blazing hemlock]

Sure

[blazing hemlock]

https://codepen.io/Serapius/pen/MWxBQEj

Don't mind the console.log('xdd'); its just me testing if some stuff works

[thick ore]

alright

ill take a look

[blazing hemlock]

Ty

I was hoping to achieve something like this:

[thick ore]

i think it's because your heart is made out of the before and after pseudo elements

setting z-index to the actual element doesn't make a difference

[blazing hemlock]

How would I go around it, I'm fairly new at CSS 😓

[thick ore]

i think you can get the ::before and ::after elements using a CSS selector (document.querySelectorAll) and set the z-index of them individually

[blazing hemlock]

For each of the pseudo-element?

[thick ore]

yeah

[blazing hemlock]

but would that do anything due to me attaching the heart object onto the note object?

[thick ore]

idts

[cursive salmon]

overflow?

[thick ore]

whoever is receiving this site is lucky asf

[cursive salmon]

@blazing hemlock you'll need to update us once you send that

[blazing hemlock]

I have ironed it out

Noww time to add the message

[north igloo]

is anaconda fr malware?

[lament cairn]

anaconda is really popular in data science -- did you get a false positive from your AV?

[north igloo]

Just asking

Was afraid heard some stuff abt it in reddit

[lament cairn]

probably people who installed it from anywhere other than https://www.anaconda.com/download or false positives

[north igloo]

Thanks!

[swift portal]

today my age: ??. :‎D

[naive igloo]

woah... pypy is a lot faster

also that message sucks

[lean abyss]

whats this

guys!

[naive igloo]

?

you mean pypy?

@lean abyss

[glossy niche]

pypy is nice but kinda fucky to work with sometimes, library support and stuff

[naive igloo]

well here it was just speeding up a very hacky script i made

#!/usr/bin/python3

import json


with open("result.json") as f:
    conversation = json.load(f)


def find_message(id_: int) -> dict | None:
    global conversation

    for message in conversation['messages']:
        if message['id'] == id_:
            return message
    else:
        return None



message_topics = 0

from_id: int | None = None
last_from_id: int | None = None
for message in filter(lambda m: m['type'] == "message", conversation['messages']):
    last_from_id, from_id = from_id, message['from_id']

    try:
        reply_id = message['reply_to_message_id']
    except KeyError:
        pass
    else:
        if (
            (reply_message := find_message(reply_id)) is not None and
            reply_message['from_id'] == from_id
        ):
            continue

    if last_from_id != from_id:
        message_topics += 1


print(f"Total approximate message-topics in conversation: {message_topics}")

[lament cairn]

oh pypy supports 3.10 now ??

crazy

[naive igloo]

ig

[lament cairn]

finally pypy isnt ancient

[naive igloo]

it just counts how many messages were sent in a convo in telegram

while also

[glossy niche]

[naive igloo]

collapes

such

messages

so that like if you send 3 messages but you have to read as 1 message it will be counted as a single message

[naive igloo]

its hacky

[glossy niche]

pypy is goated for hacky scripts

[naive igloo]

i wonder should i put functools.cache on this...

[glossy niche]

lets you rightfast stuff without the pain of having to actualyl write better code

[naive igloo]

fr

[glossy niche]

profile it

cause the hash isnt always worth it

ngl python performance is rly rly weird

[naive igloo]

i mean searching among... idk even how many messages

wait

let me check how many are there

[glossy niche]

this looks like something that can be improved with some DSA tbh

[naive igloo]

>>> with open("result.json") as f: messages = json.load(f)['messages']
... 
>>> len(messages)
33336
>>> 

[glossy niche]

likee why not just use a hash table from the start

[naive igloo]

i dont think iterating over 33336 items is fast

even with pypy

cuz its python

[glossy niche]

well, a has can do that fast

you are only doing an equality check here

hash tables can deal with that

if it was an inequality check like an < it would be adiff story

[tardy rain]

Is conversation["messages"] a list? 🤨🤨🤨

[naive igloo]

yes

ask telegram

not me

[tardy rain]

Oh, not your code?

[naive igloo]

well the script i wrote is mine

[tardy rain]

The api

[naive igloo]

the api is not

telegram's api is frekaing wild

TBH

[tardy rain]

Unbased telegram api

[glossy niche]

{id_: message for message in conversation['messages'] if message['id'] == id_}

why not do something like this

single pass

API problem?

[naive igloo]

not really

[glossy niche]

theoretically, its O(n^2) -> O(n)

[naive igloo]

i am just amazed how does it even work

its a mess of HTTP and not HTTP

at least for bot api

[granite tree]

@rough sapphire https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC10244611/#:~:text=Interruptions were found to cause,forgetting about the primary task. for instance

Or https://interruptions.net/literature/Lee-HumFactorsErgonManufServIndust15.pdf

"The results showed that interruptions increase more time to complete
in cognitive tasks and produce more errors in skill tasks. Also, similar types of primary-interrupting
tasks were more susceptible from interruptions. Thus, based on task composition of work process,
we can estimate different effects from the interruptions and memory load, and task similarity in
primary-interrupting task relationship were considered a main factor"

The interesting point here is similarity: if you're coding, and someone asks you a question about a football game, it's probably not as disruptive as a coworker asking you a coding question.

[rough sapphire]

so simply put long story short if my absolute care is just maximizing focus basically no music

[outer sundial]

Interruptions were found to cause more annoyance and anxiety, increase stress and frustration, and lead to errors in the primary task, less task accuracy and to longer task competition times or to the use of suboptimal strategies as well as to forgetting about the primary task.
Can confirm, my phone buzzing in my pocket is a massive source of anxiety, since it usually means I have to deal with something.

[granite tree]

For me, that's not at all helpful. Music and background noise can also reduce your interruptability.

Ever work in an office with zero background noise? We installed white noise generators in our office, and it was so much better

again, for me, I don't notice the background music I have playing. I can sleep to heavy metal.

[rough sapphire]

like the reason, we even need white noise, black noise, brown noise, whatever is because of annoying noise, and chatter and talk, but it would be amazing. Just have absolute silence with no noise like a closed off room that was like soundproof.

[granite tree]

My wife, tho, can't. But, she can work with the TV on, and I can't.

[tardy rain]

I have chill downtempo music usually
Stuff with no or few lyrics cause i find myself singing along and getting distracted

[low chasm]

I just have the same playlists for everything

[granite tree]

My vibe changes every day. Pretty much everything but country.

[low chasm]

I think that goes to show I have the best music taste and my choice of songs are universally applicable to every situation

[granite tree]

Hmm, is my spotify linked? I don't really know how that works.

[low chasm]

through discord? Nah, can't see it

you can link accounts through settings

what sort of music do you listen to? 👀

[tardy rain]

Lemme find my garth brooks playlist

[granite tree]

Oh, i thought it was linked. Oh, that's cuz I was invislb.e maybe?

[tardy rain]

#1 highest grossing domestic artist gang

[granite tree]

Curious, would you mind checking now? I think if visible it shows

[low chasm]

oh, are you talking about the status?

[granite tree]

I thought if it's linked, it'll show what I'm listening

[low chasm]

I was on mobile, that might've been it

I'm on my desktop now, and I can see it

just discord being discord, I suppose

[granite tree]

ah, ok interesting

[fresh basalt]

In a browser I can see your Spotify status @granite tree

[tardy rain]

I can see it on mobile

[outer sundial]

I usually listen to the same thing on repeat, though I usually end up less exhausted if I listen to calm music vs intense music while coding.

[rough sapphire]

this might be super stupid, but do you guys think through human evolution, high frequency or lower frequencies increase alertness?

[fresh basalt]

It reminds me of last.fm

Anybody remember that?

[low chasm]

I have 5 playlists

[granite tree]

the real goat was turntable.fm

[fresh basalt]

Never heard of 'em.

[low chasm]

and I mostly just cycle through those

[naive igloo]

@glossy niche its holy shit faster like this:

#!/usr/bin/python3

import functools
import json


with open("result.json") as f:
    conversation = json.load(f)

messages: dict[int, dict] = {message['id']: message for message in conversation['messages']}


message_topics = 0

from_id: int | None = None
last_from_id: int | None = None
for message in filter(lambda m: m['type'] == "message", messages.values()):
    last_from_id, from_id = from_id, message['from_id']

    try:
        reply_id = message['reply_to_message_id']
    except KeyError:
        pass
    else:
        if (
            (reply_message := messages.get(reply_id)) is not None and
            reply_message['from_id'] == from_id
        ):
            continue

    if last_from_id != from_id:
        message_topics += 1


print(f"Total approximate message-topics in conversation: {message_topics}")

[fresh basalt]

Same idea?

[low chasm]

although I've kind of just been listening to hindi/urdu music exclusively recently

[naive igloo]

if i just "preindex" all messages

holy hashmap 🙏

[granite tree]

Do you have a sample json file? I might have some magic for that problem.

[naive igloo]

its uhh

has confidential info

[outer sundial]

The factorio ost is built different.

[naive igloo]

its a literal dump of a chat with me and my gf

[fresh basalt]

like how different?

[tardy rain]

But did you time it

[naive igloo]

i was just curious how many messages we sent each other

[naive igloo]

it went from ~18s to <4s

[fresh basalt]

You can count that with awk probably

[glossy niche]

thats linear time for u

ivan did u try studying DSA?

leetcoding

[outer sundial]

It has a good chance of putting me into the zone like when playing factorio, where time ceases to exist.

[glossy niche]

or did u go straight to rust

[tardy rain]

4s for 18k messages still sounds kind of a lot?

[naive igloo]

how do i know <4s? my shell prints the time of execution only if takes >4s

[naive igloo]

it feels more like 0.5s

[tardy rain]

Measure-Object

[naive igloo]

i am on linux

[fresh basalt]

maybe pavlovian response?

[tardy rain]

Wait, is that it?

[naive igloo]

thankfully

[tardy rain]

Holdup

[fresh basalt]

@outer sundial It's a nice OST

[naive igloo]

...

[fresh basalt]

@outer sundial I have blown hours on that game.

[tardy rain]

time*

Smh

[fresh basalt]

like hundreds

[naive igloo]

there we go

[naive igloo]

whats DSA

[glossy niche]

data structures and algorithms

[naive igloo]

i went python then rust

[glossy niche]

short hand for leetcoding lol

[tardy rain]

Ok thats better

[naive igloo]

like 2 major languages

[glossy niche]

its a language agnostic thing

[naive igloo]

in which i actually invested time learning

and aside some time was learning C/C++ and Java and C#

eh

[glossy niche]

i suggest you do some leetcode easy/mediums, they are fun and teach you a lot

[naive igloo]

didnt find use for them

[naive igloo]

idk if i want to tbh

i dont have that motivation

[tardy rain]

You can swap out the try except with dict.get btw

[outer sundial]

Peak pavlovian response is reproducing the state you get in when playing games to get the same effect. I suppose that may be part of why I like using the cadence of hyrule and ultrakill osts for work, since when I'm playing them it demands 100% of my focus.

[fresh basalt]

ultrakill is bananas

[naive igloo]

iirc it says its literally try except under the hood

so doubt there would be any perfomance gains

[outer sundial]

So far just missing P-2 before I have all levels P-ranked sharpshooter only.

[naive igloo]

aside from more if-statements

[glossy niche]

https://tenor.com/view/v1-ultrakill-live-reaction-gif-26566520

[naive igloo]

and wulrnuses

quite intersting: pypy is now actually slower than cpython

with that script

~0.6 vs ~0.55

[glossy niche]

JITs work better for long processes

there is a sunk cost

[naive igloo]

ic

[glossy niche]

try pyinstrument

its pretty easy to use

from pyinstrument import Profiler

profiler = Profiler()
profiler.start()

print(do_shit(1, 2, 3))

profiler.stop()

profiler.open_in_browser()

[naive igloo]

with that addition they are pretty much on par now

[digital oracle]

¡ban (sp)(h)am in multiple channels

[soft violet]

I'm reminded of the "design your own burger" app image montage.

The one that I oughtn't post here.

[tardy rain]

Is it just a stack of patties

[glossy niche]

HOW IS WINDOWS EXPLORER SO PATHETICALLY SLOW

PIECE OF SHJTI

https://tenor.com/view/drive-elevator-stomp-kill-bash-gif-9220946

IM GOING TO STOP WHO EVER MADE IT FLAT

[timid latch]

Why are you still using it?

[glossy niche]

what exactly is the alternative here? linux?

or a different file manager?

ok fuck it im gonna go back to the FOSS one

its unusable

on an NVMe SSD

[glossy niche]

hmmmmmmmmmmmm windows store has AI summaries for review new, neat use for LLMs

[thick ore]

please AI developers never make them better

i dont want them to steal my job

[lament cairn]

#python-discussion message @dusty narwhal cs?

[dusty narwhal]

customer service

[lament cairn]

Oh, yeah unless you're a Pro/Business customer you're outta luck

[dusty narwhal]

apparently I've heard negative reviews on trust pilot and reddit about their name registrant customer service being wack

it's not blowing-out-of-the-water type of mark up

ok i can kinda now see why people would pay just a little more to have a better service

[lament cairn]

Yeah, CF is cheaper but not by much

I considered Porkbun while moving my domain but wasn't sure - I also thought the massive amount of support from selfhosted and other places was suspicious

I use Cloudflare DNS anyway so I thought might as well go all in

[glossy niche]

https://www.wired.com/story/whatsapp-interoperability-messaging/

[lament cairn]

[honest star]

My kindle finally bit the dust after 10 flawless years 😔

[fresh basalt]

Oh no. Was it one of the ad-free ones? Or did Amazon even do that 10 years ago?

I have an iPod classic gen 6 and it's still kicking

the lock button is broken though

I keep it in a pretty severe case

[bright turret]

what do you think guys about short wave radio

[fresh basalt]

In general?

It's neat.

[bright turret]

@fresh basalt if I got a friend in another country lets say USA and am in Spain and both of us have short wave radio so we can talk freely ?

[young shoal]

directly? no

[fresh basalt]

Well you can encrypt a signal before you send it out.

But it's still radio

Also you want to check your country's laws beforehand because some governments frown on encrypted transmissions by citizens across the globe.

@young shoal what's the lovefest role about?

was that an event?

[young shoal]

indeed

[fresh basalt]

ironic

[young shoal]

🤨

[fresh basalt]

😆

[honest star]

yeah it was, this was one of their early models

[fresh basalt]

RIP

Now you have to pay extra to get the ad-free model.

[honest star]

we really live in a capitalist hellscape

[fresh basalt]

I was either going to get that or get a Nook

But then I just got a samsung tablet on the cheap from ebay

[honest star]

I require e-ink for reading books, otherwise the eyestrain is too much for extended periods of time

[fresh basalt]

TBF I haven't used to to just read for extended periods of time yet.

I got it so I can put it on my digital piano and follow along with lessons.

I'd presume I probably would have issues with eye strain.

[lean abyss]

huh?

[naive igloo]

you question

[young shuttle]

You mean amateur radio, where both of you are licensed in the respective countries, have a decent tranceiver and a good antenna outside the house

And your conversations can be heard by anybody else with a receiver

[bright turret]

why no

[bright turret]

amateur radio is same as short wave radio ?

[young shuttle]

short wave radio can be just a receiver for listening to Voice of america, BBC world service etc.

[bright turret]

so short wave radio cannot be used for input voice ?

[young shuttle]

Amateur radio is about tranceiver where you can transmit as well as receive, which you can do in HF (i.e. Shortwave), VHF and other bands, depending on your licence

Short Wave is a frequency band, within that frequency band there are broadcast bands, amateur bands, ship to shore and air to ground communications etc.

[bright turret]

also with Amateur it comes with a plugged white antenna on it, no need to add another one right ?

[young shuttle]

If you want to speak to people within 50 km maybe you get away with a handheld and the antenna on it

you were talking about transatlantic contact

there you definitely need a serious set up with a good antenna

[bright turret]

so the Short wave radio I cannot talk to someone who is far in another country cause you cannot input your voice right ?

[young shuttle]

with a shortwave (HF) receiver no. With a shortwave (HF) tranceiver maybe, if you have a good setup, use the correct frequencies for the time of day, the propagation is favourable for the country you are trying to talk to etc.

Like these are receivers https://www.tecsun-radios.com/product-category/tecsun-ssb-radio/

This is a tranceiver https://www.nevadaradio.co.uk/product/kenwood-ts-590sg-all-mode-hf-transceiver/

these are cheaper handheld tranceivers but they are VHF/UHF, so will only work within so many km, not across the Atlantic ocean https://www.nevadaradio.co.uk/category/amateur-radio/transceivers/filters/product_cat[handheld-transceivers]/

[weary moat]

Do I detect a fellow amateur licence holder?

[bright turret]

?

we just talking about how things works

[young shuttle]

A lapsed one, I was always more of a shortwave listener 😉

These days not even that

[weary moat]

Me too. I don't use it much these days but I keep it anyway.

[bright turret]

you have a short wave radio

wow

[young shuttle]

you can get a shortwave radio for $20

[bright turret]

normal or transceiver ?

[weary moat]

No, Ive only ever owned cheap uhf and vhf sets. I rely on other people for hf kit!

[young shuttle]

receiver

[bright turret]

I saw they cost 160$ on Amazon

I think it should be the transceiver

[young shuttle]

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Design-Go-World-Travel-Radio/dp/B004BPD3HC/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_product_top?ie=UTF8

[bright turret]

so the transceiver can send voice and receive voice right ?

[young shuttle]

means 'transmitter + receiver'

[bright turret]

so both transmit voice signal and receive voice signal

[bright turret]

Also it says "Article not available"

[weary moat]

It can transmit and receive radio signals. Voice is one thing you can send over that signal, but it's not the only thing.

[young shuttle]

well, you can always connect computers and use data modes

[bright turret]

ah

[bright turret]

So I need to have a license from Police authorities or what ?

[young shuttle]

ok mate, there are equivalent products if you search around 😉

[weary moat]

In most countries, you need a licence. How you get that differs between countries

[young shuttle]

usually with an exam

[bright turret]

Do I pay for the license ?

[weary moat]

Again, differs between countries

[young shuttle]

yes, nothing is free in this world

[bright turret]

omg they make things complicat#ed

[bright turret]

I'll already pay VAT when buying the product they jus want to pick money oof

[young shuttle]

Spectrum is regulated, transmitting is serious business, you can't let everybody transmit on any frequency with any power they want and interfere with legitimate users

[bright turret]

then we'll use different channels for not interfering

[young shuttle]

there are license exempt options in some countries PMR 446 etc.

But that won't get you across the atlantic

[bright turret]

So basically I have a friend in USA and am in Spain and want to talk to him. Will the transceiver be able to send signals from Europe to USA ?

or too far

[young shuttle]

To be honest with you, the easier level of the license (talking about UK where I know better) is VHF only

you need to be effectively an advanced radio amateur to be licensed for HF (shortwave)

[weary moat]

You're both going to need licences, decent hf transceivers, very good antennae, an understanding of how weather and reflection off water and atmosphere affect radio propogation and a big slice of luck.

[young shuttle]

It's not a substitute for Discord let's say😉

[bright turret]

what you mean ?

[young shuttle]

like chatting with voice on discord

[weary moat]

It's doable, but there's a lot to learn and that will take time. The kit you need also isn't cheap.

[young shuttle]

there is a much higher barrier to entry

[bright turret]

voice on discord using voice over ip i think

[bright turret]

is hf trsnsceiver comes with integrated antenna like this picture (one sec):

or I need an antenna like this:

[young shuttle]

more like this https://www.hamradio.co.uk/aerials/amateur-antennas/hf-base-antennas/beam-yagi-antennas-dipole/cushcraft-beam-yagi-antennas

[weary moat]

I've used https://www.allstarlink.org in the past for this kind of stuff

[bright turret]

so this is weak for long distances ?

[young shuttle]

Sorry all, need to go

[bright turret]

ok thx

[young shuttle]

good luck, it's an interesting hobby to get into

but transatlantic contacts is on the advanced side, you got to walk before you run

Good night

[upbeat pelican]

guys its not c++ but stick with me, im using vsc for da first time

[feral crown]

I've used it, got used to it went to Linux

Now it's lagging like a complete tumorware

Cause Wayland

Plus buggy Nvidia drivers

If you planning on moving to Linux ever, seek native IDE

I beg you

[feral crown]

Still better than cringecord

[fresh basalt]

are there any local amateur radio clubs you can find?

[steel cloak]

hi

[brazen ingot]

hell

o

[civic pasture]

Hello

How's you

How's loge

[royal lake]

It has arrived!

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

It has arrived!

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

[low chasm]

happy birthday (again) @grave cove

[grave cove]

thank

!remindme 364d birfday

[royal lake]

ROGER THAT

Your reminder will arrive on <t:1738909355:F>!

ID: 6555

[grave cove]

Buh

!reminders delete 6555

[royal lake]

Affirmative!

Successfully deleted the following reminder(s): 6555

[grave cove]

!remindme 365d birfday

[royal lake]

Affirmative!

Your reminder will arrive on <t:1738995785:F>!

ID: 6556

[grave cove]

Neat

[crystal spruce]

why didnt u just change the duration instead of deleting it

[polar vigil]

You can do that?

[digital oracle]

I just realized too

!help remind edit

[royal lake]

Command Help

!remind edit
Can also use: remind change, remind modify

Commands for modifying your current reminders.

Subcommands:

!remind edit content <id_> [content]
Edit one of your reminder's content.
!remind edit duration <id_> <expiration>
Edit one of your reminder's expiration.
!remind edit mentions <id_> [mentions]...
Edit one of your reminder's mentions.

[ancient minnow]

Hi can someone please explain me why the following query takes 4 seconds

while this one only takes 0.2 seconds

all columns in the queries are indexed

altho its weird that direction_index has such a low cardinality

[tardy rain]

Your first stop when debugging a query should be its execution plan

[ancient minnow]

what do you mean?

Im sorry, im pretty new to sql

[tardy rain]

What db is this?

[ancient minnow]

mysql

[tardy rain]

Your db should offer functionality to explain the execution plan for each query

https://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/8.0/en/execution-plan-information.html

This can be hard to understand at first, you could post your plans for the two queries in #databases

[ancient minnow]

should I make an index for the combination of these columns maybe?

[ancient minnow]

okay thank you

[shell raptor]

I recently acquired the Sennheiser HD250BT headphones
I very quickly found out that they do not work (as a sound emitting device) while charging. This is stupid and annoying. Is there a way to override that? Is there some good reason why it is like that?

[lament cairn]

seems like there's no way, but it'll work with an aux cable

[graceful basin]

The reason for this is afaik that cheap batteries can't both charge and discharge at once.

[tardy rain]

Sennheisers arent really supposed to be cheap

[graceful basin]

Wouldn't surprise me if they used all their budget on sound and just cheaped out on the rest

[young shoal]

💀💀💀

average engineer

[thick ore]

i wonder what would happen if AWS was down for just 24 hours

[lament cairn]

nukes start flying

[glossy niche]

red alert 3 is one of the games of all time (tim curry for scale)

i had to google his name because i cant tell tim and jim curry apart

[lament cairn]

https://discordapp.com/channels/267624335836053506/470889390588035082/1205541278343757834
I remember seeing a tweet on a dev who was hired to continue work on a game
they were asked whether they wanted to be paid per lines of code or a fixed amount
when they saw the existing code, it was clear the previous devs were paid per line - everything was streched out between multiple lines as much and as often as possible

[tardy rain]

Certified yanderedev moment

[fresh basalt]

sorry

get a wired backup pair? that's what I did

[young shoal]

average snob product actually just being terrible 😔

[fresh basalt]

it's the BT module

I mean a lot of things with Bluetooth like that are a little dodgy.

And you can get really good Senns

[lament cairn]

https://discordapp.com/channels/267624335836053506/267624335836053506/1205563016691847259 i blame bootcamps and "get rich quick" influencers

[fresh basalt]

Blame the human spirit.

[granite tree]

@young shoal doesn’t seem worth engaging in that discussion, imo. Likely an alt, if I were to guess

[young shoal]

disagree. english actually englishes

[granite tree]

Yah, that’s where I wasn’t sure, i just mean more that it’s a ridiculous take, even if not alt, can’t be serious

[lament cairn]

account was also in the server for a while
if it's an alt that's a lot of dedication and patience

[young shoal]

it's ok, class is boring

[lament cairn]

https://discordapp.com/channels/267624335836053506/470889390588035082/1204412453962784868 i refuse to believe they're 29 and acting like this https://discordapp.com/channels/267624335836053506/470889390588035082/1205592757372977172

[fresh basalt]

You don't ditch school when class is boring?

That's what I did and look at me now! :P

[young shoal]

boring doesn't mean I don't have to learn it

[fresh basalt]

Are you really learning it though?

[young shoal]

of course

[civic pasture]

o.o

[fresh basalt]

I can use that because I know what cap means now.

[willow narwhal]

@tall crypt https://code.visualstudio.com/api/language-extensions/syntax-highlight-guide

[lament cairn]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oIh_h3mBpZI

[jovial oriole]

Npe

[jovial oriole]

No

[jovial oriole]

Ye i have lte

[glossy niche]

bruh, aws is serious about its js runtime

[rough sapphire]

Hi

How are youll doing?

[tall crypt]

not very useful tbh....

after some searching what Iam locking about is "Semantic token provider"

also called as "Semantic Highligting"

for some reason (sadly) it requirs typescript

[fresh basalt]

What is it you're trying to do?

[tall crypt]

creating an extenten for my programming language

my problem is... i dont even know where to put the typescript file xD

[fresh basalt]

oh for syntax highlighting in vs code?

neat

[tall crypt]

yes

i created this

but the problem as you see in line 9 for example "result" and "num" is not colered

[fresh basalt]

I found this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5msZv-nKebI

I haven't watched it so I don't know how helpful it will be.

[tall crypt]

ok let me check it

[fresh basalt]

I don't use vs code.

[tall crypt]

what do you use then

[tardy rain]

nano

[tall crypt]

python ide ?

[fresh basalt]

vim

[tall crypt]

ok

[tardy rain]

Notepad++

[tall crypt]

its not useful tbh

[fresh basalt]

I used Notepad++ a bit a long time ago. It's probably changed a lot.

What are you trying to do specifically?

[tall crypt]

.

[tall crypt]

.

tring to color the defined thing outside the definition line

[fresh basalt]

Right, are you trying to learn how to define keywords to be highlighted or have you already done that but don't know where to put the configuration or what is it you're trying to do?

[tall crypt]

see i defined the keywords to be highlighted but for an example when i use the keyword "var" then the word after it should be colored and this is what happen but when i try to use this variable again it is not colored

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5fIq05lxatI check this video here.. this is exacly what i am tring to do

[fresh basalt]

That link that l3viathan gave you has a section on semantic highlighting.

Is that not sufficient?

It seems fairly thorough.

MS documentation is usually fairly good fwiw.

[tall crypt]

do you mean this link ?

[tall crypt]

what is fwiw ?

[tall crypt]

also MS ?

[fresh basalt]

for what it's worth, Microsoft

That's what I see

on the left, under syntax highlight guide there is semantic highlight guide

[tall crypt]

no its not a guide.....

it sais what does it do

https://code.visualstudio.com/api/language-extensions/semantic-highlight-guide but this... this is a guide

that is REALY complicated

[fresh basalt]

What you want to do is complicated.

[tall crypt]

yes

[fresh basalt]

That is exactly what it links to when you click on the semantic highlight guide

[tall crypt]

i know........

rn

[fresh basalt]

oh. when you said "no its not a guide" I thought that's what you were referring to

[tall crypt]

i thogh you meant the text itself

also i just realized that rn

that will take lot of time to make

[glossy niche]

I womder if I can use any of these APIs to make.it so that my editor turns the keyword true into adachi

https://tenor.com/view/adachi-true-persona-persona4-smt-gif-27700163

this image basically

[old geode]

hello

how yall donig

doing*

oh

nvm

Just realised its a dead chat lol

[dusky turret]

<@&831776746206265384> normally i wouldn't ping u for this

but i dont want this to keep happening so

[open fern]

Could you use @polar knoll instead? Presumably this is occuring in DMs?

[dusky turret]

well i would use it normally

i just dont want him to continue doing it

he said in the group that he made a website

sent me link in private

[cedar musk]

Same !

[dusky turret]

👍

sorry if that disturbed u lily

[honest star]

You should DM ModMail

[dusky turret]

alright i will next time

[cedar musk]

No mate everything is okay. Ty !

[dusky turret]

just wanted to flood it up in here

[dusky turret]

np

[honest star]

Don't bring drama here if it isn't necessary. If you have a moderation concern, then DM Modmail

[latent scaffold]

I think they want you to do so now

for this report

[dusky turret]

alright

[dusky turret]

pretty sure its not the case

[honest star]

If you want moderators to handle it, DM ModMail

[dusky turret]

yea he meant for this report to report it also to modmail

i'm pretty sure its not needed anymore

but next time i will, sure

anyhow i'll be back to python discussion

[latent scaffold]

Kat's message implies they didn't handle it because it wasn't sent to the mod mail

[dusky turret]

i'm pretty sure he talks about next times

[honest star]

I am talking about now.

[dusky turret]

uh

ok i'll pm modmail then

alright sent modmail a message

[civic pasture]

😄

WHADDUP HOMIES

[sterile sapphire]

heading to gym

[civic pasture]

wooo

[acoustic fern]

@vale raven this is it: https://github.com/Fiddle-N/material-incognito-dark-theme

[vale raven]

oh

People love themes

[acoustic fern]

Basically just a JSON file though

In terms of like to effort ratio, this was pretty high up there

[thick osprey]

@vale raven Oops. You might get a giggle out of this one.
https://github.com/Preocts/python-src-template/issues/151

[vale raven]

Oops

[thick osprey]

Me: Why the heck is my venv breaking all the time!?
Also me: oh....

[tribal vigil]

@manic coral lol, they left the server 🤣

[latent scaffold]

What the...

[acoustic fern]

Yup?

[latent scaffold]

The justification

It's on the right

[acoustic fern]

Oh yeah that’s what you get when you have Right-To-Left text inside Left-To-Right text

A mess :)

[low chasm]

average discord

[glossy niche]

discords support for bidirectional text is horse shit

unusable at times

[tardy rain]

Do you write right to left often 🤨

[glossy niche]

yes?

Arabic is my native tongue

تكتب يسار إلى اليمين

[tardy rain]

Porque?

[fresh basalt]

What's it like having multiple tongues?

[young shoal]

how do they fit

[fresh basalt]

Maybe it's like a tongue extension

[tardy rain]

Stacked tongues

[young shoal]

DI tongue?

[fresh basalt]

Maybe it's like that isopod that replaces a fish tongue

@glossy niche Do you have an isopod for a tongue?

[glossy niche]

ich spreche kein Turkisch

[glossy niche]

yuuuup

https://tenor.com/view/isopod-vash-trigun-scuttle-caption-gif-27462523

[fresh basalt]

Have you seen the video of isopods attacking a shark?

[glossy niche]

no, do u have it?

sharks and isopofs r interesting things

[tardy rain]

Based trigun meme

[glossy niche]

one day I'll finish that show

[fresh basalt]

https://roaring.earth/giant-isopod-vs-deep-sea-shark/

[glossy niche]

[fresh basalt]

Let's all go down to the deep.

[glossy niche]

OK that's way more giant than I remember lmao

or this is one small shark

[fresh basalt]

longest confirmed was ~20 inches

[tardy rain]

What about girth

[fresh basalt]

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/1/18/Giant_isopod.jpg

cuddly

They're meaty.

I wonder what they taste like.

Probably not good because they feed on anything.

[tardy rain]

Pigs eat trash and yet theyre so yummy

[fresh basalt]

https://www.cnn.com/travel/article-food-and-drink-giant-isopod-ramen-intl-hnk/index.html

pigs don't eat trash

[tardy rain]

You dont know my diet

[young shoal]

source?

[fresh basalt]

The logical implications of that statement are not anything I wish to investigate.

[near gull]

Pork is the shittest meat

Most other meats taste better

[jovial oriole]

Im you

[near gull]

i like the kenthusiasm

[lament cairn]

look at this dumbass

[uneven pine]

Snep

[fringe rain]

"where you go i go.."

[crystal spruce]

anyone know of a nicer way to prove that for any integer k and a function f with the property that f(x)=f(x+τ), we have that

without separating into different cases for negative and positive k

[grave cove]

yeah

proof:

• just trust me bro

QED

[crystal spruce]

...

honestly

[digital oracle]

proof by knowledge handed down from on high

[crystal spruce]

i was planning on just replacing it in the working because it is kinda trivial

but having to split into negative and positive is just nontrivial enough that i was a bit iffied about it

like i know to do that now, but maybe later on i forget or something

[brazen ingot]

whats the source of the problem?

[crystal spruce]

just writing up a decently rigorous proof of this

[near gull]

https://tenor.com/view/daniel-craig-skyfall-james-bond-foksrun-gif-18639052

[brazen ingot]

if tau is a real integer, then easiest proof coming to mind is to split the integral into intervals from 0 to tau + tau to 2tau + ... + (k-1)tau to k \cdot tau

er then use u-sub to make the bounds same for all the integrals

[crystal spruce]

i'm implicitly already doing that

the issue i'm asking about is that that method doesn't work if k is negative

because you end up having to invert the integrals, but the identity still holds because it's negative

i'm asking if there's a better way to do it that doesn't involve separating into k positive and k negative

[brazen ingot]

oh concise solution lemme thing

will direct u-sub yields f(1/k)lnk dk = k f(t) dt with integral with bounds 0 and tau on both sides help

stickie

@crystal spruce

nevermind k is the constant 🥴

have u tried kings theorem

@crystal spruce

[covert flame]

👀

[steady jacinth]

So the song doesn't have lyrics as such, but if it did have they would be 0000 0001 0010 0011 0100 0101 0110 0111 1000 1001 1010 1011 1100 1101 1110 1111

[covert flame]

Alright, well I'm looking forward for the complete song! 🔥 🔥

Sounds good so far

[steady jacinth]

here is what I have

[covert flame]

Sounds like a lot of bits^^