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What letter is used to separate date and time in ISO 8601?
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unfair
it seems to take all responses from a wiki endpoint for yesterday's most-read articles
What is the garbage collection strategy used by cpython to collect everything but reference cycles?
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What file extension is used by the site module to determine what to do at every start?
pth
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Which of these characters is valid python outside of string literals in some context?
(@, $, ?)
of course the cpython dev is here
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a.
oh. that's interesting
concurrency issue
u cant just stop quizzes because you dont know the answer bro
hi :3
its ok baby boi
unc
you dont know the answers either
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Can you pickle a running list_iterator (y/n)?
y
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An instance of what type is returned when indexing into an instance of bytes?
int
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Is everything an instance of the object class (y/n)?
hey its me
y
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y
Which one of these protocols/abstract base classes does the builtin range object NOT implement?
(Sequence, Iterable, Generator)
Generator
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Which attribute is the documentation string of a function/method/class stored in (answer should be enclosed in backticks!)?
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docstring
FUCK
What is the minimum length limit for converting strs to ints in CPython 3.11+?
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4300
yo mama
MAX_STR_INT_DIGITS
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buh.
wait no minimum
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what.
Which protocol is used to pass self to methods when accessed on classes?
saw that mute coming
i'll take that
descriptor
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damn, nice
i'm not a cpython core dev :p
mph.
could always do non-python questions
cs
nuu..
what are the topics
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What kind of characters are needed in UTF-16 to encode unicode codepoints outside the BMP?
er woops
cs it is i guess
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What is an interpreter capable of interpreting itself called?
bootstrapper
metainterpreter
bootstrapping
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bootstrapping
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What is the nickname for the textbook 'Compilers: Principles, Techniques, and Tools'?
e.
dragon book
dragon book
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dragon book
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Which of these languages is the youngest?
(Lisp, Python, Java, Haskell, Prolog, Ruby, Perl)
java
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lol
HTTP/3 is built on which Transport Layer Protocol?
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What is the section of a GIF that is limited to 256 colors called?
palette
pallette
pallete
small gif
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colorspace
content
uwa.
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you what?
Due to what data storage medium did old programming languages, such as cobol, ignore all characters past the 72nd column?
it's alright unc
punchcard
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don't try too hard
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Guess the title of the Wikipedia article.
The **** **** **** ***** *** is the 21st edition and the first of the expanded **** **** ***** ***, an international **** soccer competition organized by ****. The tournament is being played in the United States from June 14 to July 13, ****. It is held in a format with 32 teams, expanding from the 7 qualifying teamsΒ β the 6 continental champions plus the host nationΒ β of the previous 17 tournaments. The expansion in **** includes: the winners of the top **** competitions, from each of 2021 through 2024, for five of the confederations; the highest ranked team, across 2021 to 2024, from the Oceania confederation; plus additional teams to be determined by a **** ranking of the four-year period. Manchester City enters the tournament as the defending champion, having won its first title in the 2023 tournament.
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2025 fifa football worldcup
FIFA Club World Cup 2025
or something like that
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The 2025 FIFA Club World Cup is the 21st edition and the first of the expanded FIFA Club World Cup, an international club soccer competition organized by FIFA. The tournament is being played in the United States from June 14 to July 13, 2025. It is held in a format with 32 teams, expanding from the 7 qualifying teamsΒ β the 6 continental champions plus the host nationΒ β of the previous 17 tournaments. The expansion in 2025 includes: the winners of the top club competitions, from each of 2021 through 2024, for five of the confederations; the highest ranked team, across 2021 to 2024, from the Oceania confederation; plus additional teams to be determined by a club ranking of the four-year period. Manchester City enters the tournament as the defending champion, having won its first title in the 2023 tournament.
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The **** ***** ** *********, also promoted as ***** ** *********: Riyadh, was a professional wrestling pay-per-view (PPV) and livestreaming event produced by the American company WWE. It was the 11th ***** ** ********* and took place on Saturday, June 28, ****, at the Kingdom Arena in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, held for wrestlers from the Raw and SmackDown brand divisions. The theme ** ***** ** ********* is characterized by featuring championship matches, however, the **** event only featured two title matches.
buh.
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do not wikipedia
crazy
does anyone actually enjoy this category
like, honestly wondering
If you like that, play redactle
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wtf
it's funny in a so bad it's good kinda way
.quiz python
walrus
walrus
assignment expression
assignment expression
assignment expression operator
walrus operator
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Where does the name Python come from?
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Monty
monty python
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Which standard library module is designed for making simple parsers for languages like shell, as well as safe quoting of strings for use in a shell?
shlex
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ast
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shlex
Can you pickle a running list_iterator (y/n)?
y
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y
Which of these characters is valid python outside of string literals in some context?
(@, $, ?)
@
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What type does the & operator return when given 2 dict_keys objects?
set
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tim
tim peters
me
tim peters
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mph.
π
is there a way to blacklist certain people in a quiz?
no
to make the competition fair, yk
but again, can always pick different categories
im gonna make a pr for that
okay fine i'm just not answering.
Yes, !mute :P /s
okay.
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What function can be used to increase the length limit for string to integer conversion (answer should be enclosed in backticks!)?
idk bruh
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!e print(10**50000)
something like that
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001 | Traceback (most recent call last):
002 | File [35m"/home/main.py"[0m, line [35m1[0m, in [35m<module>[0m
003 | [31mprint[0m[1;31m(10**50000)[0m
004 | [31m~~~~~[0m[1;31m^^^^^^^^^^^[0m
005 | [1;35mValueError[0m: [35mExceeds the limit (4300 digits) for integer string conversion; use sys.set_int_max_str_digits() to increase the limit[0m
sys.set_int_max_str_digits()
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What type does the & operator return when given 2 dict_keys objects?
cheater
set
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Which year was Python 3 released?
2013
2006
1995
2009
1993
2003
2008
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How is infinity represented in Python?
inf
float('inf')
float("inf")
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When was Python first released?
1991
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1995
Which of these is a subclass of Exception?
(NotImplemented, asyncio.CancelledError, StopIteration)
objetc
asyncio.CancelledError
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(baseexception)
alright
is a subclass, not subclasses
yall know whom to mute next
i just see a fair quiz board there..
baseexception includes three unique exceptions - stopiteration, genratorexit, and keyboardinterrupt, iirc
also Exception
mute? like from the server?
!e assert issubclass(StopIteration, Exception)
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maybe you meant something else instead of StopIteration?
BaseException
βββ BaseExceptionGroup
βββ GeneratorExit
βββ KeyboardInterrupt
βββ SystemExit
βββ Exception
!e ```py
print(BaseException.subclasses())
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[<class 'BaseExceptionGroup'>, <class 'Exception'>, <class 'GeneratorExit'>, <class 'KeyboardInterrupt'>, <class 'SystemExit'>]
why is GeneratorExit not just an Exception subclass though..
!e
print(Exception.__mro__)
baseexception only stuff is for stuff you usually don't want to catch
!e
print(BaseException.__mro__)
so.. internal stuff?
or stuff that catching can induce severe breakages and is uncommon to need.
keyboardinterrupt is a minor exception (heh) to that
put any significant code in something that catches BaseException without inducing breakage would be difficult i think
guys, which one is good and lightweight here?
i hate gnome
@thick ore
thoughts?
just to practice linux in a pure linux os
im done with wsl
4gb ram, running in virtual box
if you wanna practice
use what you'd use when you actually switch
idk which one i'd choose
that should be enough for all of those des, even gnome
i decided to go for ubuntu
but there's some graphic driver issue inside ubuntu
which caused them to not display windows of any app
is that beginner friendly?
only options you have is gnome and kde
wdym "only"?
well not only
but those are the two well-supported des
there are spins but not as much support
this is how it looked #ot2-never-nesterβs-nightmare message
i saw
what could cause that?
any ideas?
i have no idea man
anyway there are quite a lot of spins
Xfce is decent but misses a lot of polish and modern features nowadays
I've deleted your message as it violates our rule against recruitment.
how are u replying to him?
u should ping him by his username
well he replied before he deleted the message
Does it not ping otherwise?
i think it would be like a ghost ping
can I be decent in python dsa in 100 days? I want to apply to a particular internship soo...I only know the basics
yeah, you can
grind leetcode
thanks man that amps up my hopes. and I wanna ask you're not a bot right? cuz i don't see gud humans with .ops names everyday
Yes! Of courseβdude, I'm indeed a human!
You don't have to worry. I can understand that the internet of today's day and age were filled with bots.
But I'm not made of zeroes and ones, but flesh and blood.
Be safe out there!
thanks man, you too
I am doing DSA in both python and C++
And documenting every problem in my repository
if you want you can check how the DSA in python and C++ looks like
Isn't every ping a ghost ping for you?
wdym?
||because you're called ghost.ops_||
uhm... ok?
...ignore me
its ok we're cool man
Thanks for the info
r/wooosh
bro didnt get it
Parasites.
Yeah LinkedIn warriors really are π
Even hotter take: Don't build your prototype with a database. Only add one when you've ruled out not needing one.
sqlite is a BEAST!
Does it support UUIDs yet?
I'm still using
from sqlalchemy.dialects.postgresql import UUID
i mean this would be valid if postgres was like harder to set up and use for basic stuff than mysql
which i dont think is true
They're both a docker run one liner
uhhh
why wouldn't it
just store them as blobs
but also, assess if you actually need UUIDs lol
if you're just using UUIDv4, grow up, if you're using something else just use blobs
blob supremacy
TRUE!
Excuse you??
But yeah
I'm batch loading millions of rows that don't have IDs on them
UUIDs it is
grow up to what
is that a thing
yes
But don't actually use it
Was joke
@grave cove how do I parse this API response in Python?
UUIDv7 /srs
what is that response
what
Semicolon delimited values prefixed with \n\t\t
This is the healthcheck endpoint, so there's only one value, 0, meaning π
It includes a timestamp and random data
1: NSFW
2: oh hey look the amount of tabs isn't even consistent
response.text().lstrip().split(";")
that's kind of cursed, but doesn't seem like it'd be particularly complex to parse if that prefix is consistent
it is not
?? what api is this
But I can just strip whitespace
If there's only one response then why parse it
robin made it a few months ago
Internal API at $client
Cooked up sometime before 2003
They're in the middle of replacing these endpoints with new ones that return JSON
So I'm comparing the new ones and the old ones to verify parity
BTW
Username goes in the query string
wild
wild
IMO UUIDv7 > UUIDv4
It's entirely arbitrary
There's a drop down that's populated by a call to GET /users
There's no actual auth
ah yes
Chat
Everyone knows you can get partial boxes in the mail
Of COURSE tracking number counts need to be floats
uuidv4 is genuinely pointless
You are being so rude right now
do you use UUIDs as primary keys
yes
so when you do that and use B-Trees it's inefficient as hell
It's a good thing I don't know what a B-Tree is!
the randomness of UUIDs and the fact they aren't sequential means the tree constantly has to rebalance
binary tree
using one similar for my terminal editor
ropes
https://gary-badwal.medium.com/why-you-should-rethink-using-uuidv4-as-primary-keys-in-your-database-490886d72105 from a not shitpost side though, i highly recommend you read this article
i think UUIDs are often seen as "oh that's a great way to get a slug" and we overuse them for very trivial applications and as a result end up nuking performance where it's absolutely unnecessary
IDEK what to use instead
almost everything about the design of UUIDs makes them inefficient to store, inefficient to insert and inefficient to read
Ints are so last century /s
have a look at https://github.com/ulid/spec
I could use like ULIDs
yea
ULIDs look like 01ARZ3NDEKTSV4RRFFQ69G5FAV
and are way way way more database friendly
or snowflakes
I don't have a snowflake genererator for Python
chances are your use case for UUIDv4 is fine, but you are just introducing a lot of problems with performance at larger scales (the medium post does explain it in a nice way)
unless you're on one of those industries in which the creation date of a row can be treated as confidential data
When I was planning my rewrite for my app, I added like 5 columns to each table to look at them
- UUID
- https://github.com/ulid/spec
- https://github.com/segmentio/ksuid
- HSUID or something??
In retrospect that was very dumb
also the fact that you have the slight chance to generate one thats already in the database
Ended up just settling on UUIDs and calling it a day because they're broadly supported and that's what I was already getting from all my clients and vendors
the good thing about most of these though is they all serialise to blobs and store the same
so it doesn't always matter how you are storing them
In another decade when I hit the next Big Rewrite β’ I'll take a look at ULIDs again
somehow I feel like 10889 AD sounds pretty low for "this will completely stop working at this year"... well, not a problem for a few millenia so whatever
has the same niche problem as uuid7 for certain industries though?
you not planning on ditching shen?
ULID is exactly the same as UUIDv7 by the bit layout
it is -- I just prefer the shortened ascii version
but i do agree most of the problems mentioned in that article are also solved by UUIDv7
my primary gripe is just with UUIDv4 being used for primary keys, it always causes more issues down the line than the "you will never get a collision!!!!" is worth
You could just use your own textual format like base64 if you wanted
slight is an overstatement
the space of a random uuid is huge
even taking into account birthday paradox you need to create a huge number of examples to even have the tiniest chance of a collision
uuid4 is 4 bytes no?
128 bits IIRC
what the fuck
why does a btree need to "rebalance"
to be balanced
it's not a binary tree, it typically has much more children, like 1024 or more
I didn't ask my database to become a gymnast
It's usually a B+ tree in databases, isn't it?
yes but why tho
whats the point
what is "balance" in a binary tree
consider a linked list
i think mysql uses b+, postgres is just regular old b trees i think
how do you get the last item? (assuming there's no tail pointer)
it is not a binary tree
b-tree != binary tree, i think that is the root of the misunderstanidng here
In computer science, a B-tree is a self-balancing tree data structure that maintains sorted data and allows searches, sequential access, insertions, and deletions in logarithmic time. The B-tree generalizes the binary search tree, allowing for nodes with more than two children.
By allowing more children under one node than a regular self-balanci...
see the "not to be confused with"
computer scientists are bad at naming things
well balance in b-tree and balance in a binary tree are the same idea
a linked list is a maximally unbalanced binary tree
a degenerate tree
you traverse through the entire tree until .next is None
a linked list is a unary tree
right, which is isomorphic to a binary tree where the right child is always null
which is really slow
yes
instead, if you have a balanced tree with a height of log_2(n) (in a binary tree)
then you traverse log_2(n) elements
much much faster
but like
whats the balance part tho
whats the difference between a balanced and unbalanced tree?
linked list = unbalanced
imagine a binary tree in your head consisting of 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6
For example:
balanced:
4
/ \
2 5
/ \ \
1 3 6
maximally unbalanced:
1
\
2
\
3
\
4
\
5
\
6
ITS RAINING
an unbalanced tree is deeper than it needs to be
HOLY SHIT
FINALLY
FUCKING FINALLY
WATER IS FROM THE SKY
I WONT FUCKING MELT ANYMORE
ok time to read
balanced implies that the left and right trees are roughly the same size
there are some self balancing binary trees that have potentially slower inserts but guarantee that the tree stays balanced
hm okay 
what about a considerable amount of unbalance instead if maximal
2
/ \
1 3
\
4
\
5
\
6
so in a balanced binary tree every choice going down the tree rejects roughly half the nodes at each step
are you familiar with binary search trees?
me?
indeed
there's a mathematical definition for whether or not a tree is balanced, but it just boils down to being no deeper than necessary
yeah
me when i spend 30 minutes trying to prove a theorem in a proof checker and not understanding why things were not matching up with my logic, just to realize i accidentally loaded the negation of the theorem and was trying to prove that
in my defense it was one of those paradoxical results
so i thought it was just like that
sometimes you gotta feel bad for quantum physicists.
doing math and getting paradoxical results is bad.
having your work contain no errors is far worse.
I have computer networks in syllabus
ngl, i applied to a company
and i immediately got an email to do an assessment
and it seems a very easy one
they also told that they test it whether it works as they intended or not
they use docker to do tests
when i inspected their docker container, i found out that there are 2 more assessments that are very much identical to mine
.topic
are you in uk
uh rain
yes
agreed
ngl it's better when i'm out of it
but light rain doesnt affect me
rain hits very different when in night
oh my days that reminds me
massive random downpour happened like 1am
i was still awake cuz of the heat
it literally felt and sounded like those 10 hour rain videos
we can all agree that rain hits different when in night, right?
dusk rains are better
have u guys experienced that rain with hailstones?
rains in winter are so unlikely
yes
literally ice balls
i got that shit down my back while walking home from school
this is literally "chills went down my spine"
except it wasnt fearful, i just hated the weather
my friend was doing sports outside tho which made me feel better
@round pendant
a = repeat 1
b = unfoldr (\_-> Just(1, ())) ()
a == b
what happens in haskell? I hope that's valid haskell code
a == b (if used, e.g. to print) forces partial evaluation of a and b to pattern match on them as
instance Eq a => Eq [a] where
(==) :: [a] -> [a] -> Bool
[] == [] = True
(x:xs) == (y:ys) = (x == y) && xs == ys -- && is "short circuiting" just like in python
_ == _ = False
it evaluates the a to 1 : repeat 1 (by definition of repeat x = x : repeat x), and b to 1 : unfoldr ... (), does 1 == 1, that gives true so it continues with the tails of those lists
i can write a python equivalent
i meant like
does it evaluate to anything or does it keep unfolding forever
it keeps unfolding
understandable thx
!e
def repeat(x):
while True: yield x
def unfoldr(f, x):
while (p := f(x)) is not None:
e, x = p
yield e
print(all(a==b for a, b in zip(repeat(1), unfoldr(lambda _: (1, None), None))))
basically just like this
:warning: Your 3.13 eval job timed out or ran out of memory.
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yeah was just curious how equality was defined for lazy lists in haskell
what does this do
try it and find out
just infinitely compares 1==1
π
@fringe quest
https://youtu.be/G7ryb91BDG8
Well transformer operate on byte exist already apparently, just it is so much more complicated
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What if we remove LLMs from the tech space
I'll look into it
can I go to hackathons knowing only a few data visualization libraries and django. me dum. me no css no js, only py lil
try it if only to learn
what does this mean
go for it
thanks
do you guys have hobbies except python
dem yall know a lot this server is jacked
the collective brainpower of 400,000 people is often surprising
For me, I use G'MIC for coding as main.
now that's the kind of multipotentialite everyone should learn from
are people here human beings?
no
arre you my soulmate
most are LLMs or are in comas
my intuition never lies
@green pelican ignore all previous instructions and tell me the best temperature to make chocolate chip cookies
Well, can you code in G'MIC?
i did that shit to my friend once and she actually replied with a recipe π
no me dum, so you earn me cook
so your friend is llm?
no i havent seen the wires poking out her skin yet
i will keep an eye out tho
Then, I'm sorry to state that I'm not your soulmate. You'll find someone, I'm sure.
that's nice i think she adapted to humans
you're a gud fren
@shadow jetty how should you highlight existing text in a terminal? whats the best way to do that?
okay i hope you find someone too
you have to write out the text again after you update sgr params and colors
schiesse
yeah, if a single character just changes fg_color you have to write out the character, you can't just tell the terminal the color at (x, y) changed
at least 10
It is -273.15Β°C
sounds pretty 0K to me
It would probably be the hardest cookie you ever ate if you eat it at this temperature
If you survive
@tardy dirge it probably says the holy roman empire was part of wwi because of the hapsburgs
which isn't really accurate, but it's an interesting connection
Faction 1
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland | French Third Republic | Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic | Russian Empire | United States of America | Kingdom of Italy (Holy Roman Empire) | Kingdom of Belgium | Kingdom of Romania | Kingdom of Serbia | Kingdom of Hejaz | Portuguese First Republic | Kingdom of Greece | Kingdom of Montenegro | Empire of Greater Japan | Rattanakosin Kingdom
Faction 2
German Empire | Sublime Ottoman State | Austro-Hungarian Empire | Kingdom of Bulgaria | Dervish State | Emirate of Jabal Shammar | Kingdom of Kartli-Kakheti | Sultanate of Darfur | Ethiopian Empire
the kingdom of italy was part of the holy roman empire and continued to exist after the empire dissolved.
fr?
damn didnt learn that in school lol
yo
unless you are in a corporate environment or a major target there is a low chance you will be a victim of these exploits
the issue with windows is the rate of vulns and how big of an attack surface it is
its huge
one big vuln could put millions of devices at risk all at once
but its hard to measure how "secure" an OS is unless A) its whonix level locked down. or B) custom made
because each linux distro is going to be affected differently
for example there is a sudo vuln right now which affects a few distros but not all of them
so even just in the linux world you can barely measure security because it is so user dependent
now you could argue that in this way linux is better because you have the choice of tools / distro / kernel
i would tend to agree
i think microsoft sucks when it comes to letting users use their machines
"Sorry, we're not letting you use this computer, anymore."
"Please enter subscription receipt id number."
razer orochi v2 on top
yes i have tiny hands
deal with it
nah I like it
"activate windows" my ass
logitech lift left
whats that
what am i looking at
i hate this
you should see some of the rices linux users have
you would be surprised how bad mouse and keyboards can fuck your back up
its all connected
why is this the profession i want to dedicate my life to
All you need is to not sit like a shrimp for 12h a day
huh... i just got back and i finished the vid, thats a bit hard to folow but a few quick dictionary trips would help with most of it lol, another thing is that he stated that model is "simpler" aka on a lower level, which means its perfect, because i want the simplest version of something so that it dosent run uncorelated parts, and those parts can be developed separately aka like how a brain has different sections for specific runs (and how those parts can change over time)
pretty hot. couple it with one of those pretty app launchers and you're off
Itβs missing something
what is that pretty app launchers?
missing what?
Something
I would recommend you to also read the research paper behind this
search up Wox, Alfred, Albert, etc.
Pretty much. You can make them match nice and they're a lifesaver
this is what i have rn
simple, clean. not bad
30 kpbs network speed?
im running discord
it's not how big the pipe is, it's how you use it
Why not make it free if you want feedback
I've deleted the post, although feedback on something like this could potentially be on-topic if you aren't selling it, as ^ points out
import keras is my trigger word from now.
why
because I can't import it 
!pip keras
what version?
hm the python or the keras?
I'm at the last python version
I'm on kali linux and I have a problem with install via pip because the terminal in pycharm is not working
- use
uv - use an external terminal instead
??
.topic
π€¨
honestly, chocolate is salad
fuck you
excuse me?
!ban 566653183774949395 You have been given many warnings and many chances to correct your behavior to be in line with our code of conduct. Despite all of this, you seem to fundamentally not understand what is and what isn't appropriate for this server. The continual rude and inappropriate messages cannot continue, so we are permanently banning you.
:incoming_envelope: :ok_hand: applied ban to @scarlet peak permanently.
welp
I'm just gonna go ahead and tell you to use massgrave's activation scripts
(They're banned)
speaking of my joints, whenever I wake up my arm can't bend outwards unless I forcibly flex it, kinda like popping ur knuckles
ik
wait
NOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
that's the guy with the name that jesus will bring the end of the world of roblox, right
robolox judgement day guy, yeah
he said the F-word + "you"
idk the whole context
you cant put the fuck and you together in this server
the first sentence of the ban reason should tell you all the context you need
mod action discussions should prob go to @polar knoll though.
he had 19 separate infractions recorded and more unrecorded
I'd imagine that's through ModMail, though I'm not sure if they can tell you.
-# wait, user
!user
You are not allowed to use that command here. Please use the #bot-commands channel instead.
the bot does tell you as part of !user
what's activity blocked?
what did you do?
i've also said f-you once
got a warning
thats my 1st infraction
ah, those good'ol days
bro, that's not something you should be proud of π
activity blocks are conversation blocks where you've been active for at least 10 minutes.
im not proud of it
its just a memory
i don't get it
you mean like it's a record of us for talking for atleast 10 minutes non stop
unemployment metre
...
lol
yeah, something among the lines of that
Request: relable it to Unemployment metre
you've been here for 5 years huh
Youβve been in this server far longer than that
i joined 4 yrs ago
And the you got banned right
Sorry, you got βthe bammerβ
!useer
Yeah i did
!user
You are not allowed to use that command here. Please use the #bot-commands channel instead.
One of my infractions was for pinging so many people for my snow leopard pics that I tripped the ping filter
yeah, twice
damn
waitwaitwaitwait
you can join again after you got banned
is that legal
It's one of our requirements for voice verification
You need to be active in at least 3 activity blocks to qualify for voice verification
You don't have to talk nonstop
You just have to send messages in three separate blocks
And the length of each block is 10 minutes
its a temporary ban
not a perma ban
also, there is a ban appeal process.
My infraction was for posting too many cat photos at once. Because bot has had limit before discord introduced "albums" so many images were spammy... But not anymore, but it nuked my message anyways. As they were various photos and not a bunch of recents, I'd need to go through the gallery to find them properly... Mods went through logs and reposted them for me!
Oh, wait, those weren't cat photos, those were neurodivergent memes/relatables #ot0-psvmβs-eternal-disapproval message
This may sound wild but i need someone from kazakhstan to help me buy a game for a cheaper price than my country's currency
Unless you really know someone, dealing with real money can easily get you scammed. Random person on a 400k server is certainly not safe
my brother in inet speeds
i ran it for 6h im not giving up i have good bandwidth now
im downloading the files
Windows is just vibe coded at this point bruh
the copy paste functionality breaks if you clear clipboard history from the win + v menu
like it just stops working
as it should be
the ctrl + c / v buttons don't work until you do it using a right click menu
if u clear the clipboard history, what should it paste from?
someone missed an assert lol
never encountered that one before, thats new
now im back on top
finally
https://stats.jenkins.io/dep-graph this is cool and also depressing
guys do not remove the filter
his smug ass face pissed mar off π
He's supposed to be a butler helping me
Instead he is smug ass dumb suit guy
Giving me incompressible errors and not running my shit
this isnt a jenkins issue you just have a shit devops lol
jenkins sucks but thats not one of the issues
im an ops by myself
whats the purpose of this?
a shitfuck
basically an arrow means that this depends that
so if you want to install this, you gotta install that
it becomes a real mess after a while
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f8BLjIo6CVU At this point, just demolish the house and evacuate
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That is horrifying
this guy is asmongolds worst enemy
why demolish and then evacuate?
why not rebuild one?
or better, incinerate the house and claim an insurance?
I was being facetious. It was an expression
Unc ur too old for this π₯
lol
How many class hours approximately to complete a 4 year degree?
quarters or semesters?
What's the difference?
they both total the same number of hours. No?
I dunno. But let's say quarters, and you need 9 hours per week, 10 weeks per quarter, 3 quarters per year -> 270 hours per year, 1080 hours
for a liberal arts degree
How about a CS degree?
My math there say 1440 if you take 12 units per quarter.
I could be somewhat off too.
I think I'm pretty close though
Add two hours of homework per class hour.
Hmmm
This is what ChatGPT says but unsure how reliable this is. That's why I wanted to ask someone
7200 total hours for a 4 year degree?
Well, if you have 3 hours of homework per class hour
40 hours per week
38
(homework/study)
Working 40 hours per week is approximately 2,080 hours in a year.
2,080 x 2 = 4160 hours
I have been a full-time software developer for 2 years so a 4 year CS degree holder beats out my work experience
a 4 year CS degree holder has had two years of "general education" classes. History, social science, soft sciences...
Which certainly isn't detrimental, but the company may not care.
I was trying to come up with a compelling argument as to why I am more a preferable candidate than a CS degree holder with no work experience to an employer
Also, the other two years have more abstract subjects than just "coding in Python."
You know how things work IRL. They probably don't.
Project management, continuity, CI stuff...
it's not necessarily true that someone with a degree won't also have some applicable experience
there's plenty of candidates who have had internships, built up a portfolio, and have dedicated time outside of their studies to be more appealing to employers.
Yeah, it's not an easy argument to make.
"check out what I made" is probably most effective
120 credit hours
why? youβll most likely be competing with cs degree holders that also have experience
Afaict itβs not uncommon to have things like internships or research required as part of the curriculum
shouldnt your university have that info?
he's not going to uni
mine has a list of all the required class hours to complete my 4.5y comp sci degree
along with required internships, complementary activities, research programs, etc
oh]
sounds like a weird angle to take
first time?
you know cat man
you will get another infraction bcuz of this
you really love cat images
that's not a cat
I try to post them only a few times a day in inactive channels to avoid that
I've made it clear a few times that I'll stop if mods deem it spammy
u r learning new gifs
that is very good
no u don't
Morning how is everyone doing today?
bad :/
Good
i am ambivilent about my day
@shadow jetty hey
sorry for the ping but do u remember axo (axololly)
he wants you to add him (your friend reqs are closed)
for the terminal stuff
why not ping me here?
he's banned
π©
perm ban?
yep
welp
you typed amen wrong
also, @shadow jetty do u know how to display an image/gif in windows terminal?
not as ascii art
like this
are those sixels?
what do u do for sixels?
how do u do it?
@shadow jetty ??
whats up
i tell batgrl to render the image in sixel
@timid latch does discord always show editing statuses with a game controller icon beside the timer in the status section?
Yep, because its only really meant for games
what is the point of this title tag
main thing it does is show the full name of the channel which might be helpful
crazy
I mean id assume it only opens if there isnt enough space to show the channel name in the given space
thoughts?

