#ot1-perplexing-regexing
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no
yes
yes
no u
proof
1 + 1 = 2
2 / 2 = 1
lemme show u another example
I was about to say "pretty sure 1 + 1 != 2 / 2" π
it's new to me yeah π
so
what you do is
rotate + by 45Β° and you get multiply
which means that 5 + 5 = 25
i call it ImportErr's law
@tired osprey bet u didnt know dat
no
whyn't?
bisk when did you become a js interpreter
volcyy joined squad
Why is it tilted
is there a template for this meme
2 minutes in mspaint
pls if you would so kindly point me in its direction i would be most greatful kind sir/ma'am
you can just hide python, lua and paper's letters
hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
@outer berry agree
shouldn't be much of a problem
thx π
it's the thought that counts β€
literally 30 seconds
yea i actually googled it like 5 seconds before you posted it and found it
ms paint?
but i didnt wanna be ungreatful
and let all your 30 seconds of effort go to waste
this is what happens if you to use mspaint bucket tool
in ms paint id probably just use the rectangle with fill color on
i have a lot of opensource games
Minecraft
you piratebay'd them?
Cities Skylines
i piratebay soft for my old mac mini
roblox
then download this game:
memz.exe
it's cool
I promess you
it's fun to play
it's like Super Mario
you should also try format C:, nice game
true
it's like hacknet
you should try sonic.exe
i think brutal doom is a fun game for entire family
and you can create a bash named shutdown /s /t 0 and run
it's fun
it's steam
what are we doing
@echo off
:loop
run cmd
goto loop
this chat name triggers me
or you can just go the phone emergency GUI and call 911!!!!!!!!!!
Um
what are we legit doing
same tbh
omg
Yes im retarfed
i helped my cs teacher to make random.choice func work
he didn't use an array
yes
Β―_(γ)_/Β―
no
Sorry
it accepts any iter I think
(β―Β°β‘Β°οΌβ―οΈ΅ β»ββ»
random.choice(['apples', 'bananas'])
but first import random
Β―_(γ)_/Β―
afaik you can install a specific npm module to do that like on python
let array = ['apples', 'bananas'];
let randnum = Math.random(array.length); // let's assume that random function return a normal number like 6 or 10 and the arg1 is a limit. in reality this would be a bigger piece of code
return array[randnum];
that's it
but your solution is much more compact
btw Math is in window IIRC
so that's why you can do Math.random and Math.floor
internet: Time to annoy yeey!
here's the proof that Math is in window
@rough sapphire because you're initializing arrays wrong
the first line doesn't need Array
it should be just var arr = ['yada', 'yada','yada'];
then it will work
Wrong.
right
js > python
no
js > python
π
Jason
No
bird
Hoot
YEET
yoot*
lol
i see
!e
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π
lol
@rough sapphire sorry, I didn't quite get that because Discord doesn't have a proper reply system.
!eval print('Hello World!')
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Hi
hey
yo
hi
Yeet
Hiheyyohi
let's talk here
I don't really believe in laptops, so I can't relate
I have a 2011 low-end laptop
Yoot
I don't really believe in laptops either but I'm gonna need one
With dualcore Intel Pentium B950 and 4 GB of RAM
Hahah
I'm a "use a desktop or get the fuck out of my life" kind of guy
Uhh
I plan on traveling a lot and I'm gonna need a machine, so :P
yeah
chromebooks
the solution is to not travel after all
raspberry pi
Pi laptops exists
or just grab an Android phone with Android 5.0+ and install Termux on it
Nah
Android is terrible for productivity
Thatβs useless
hmmm. what if... there was a backpack that doubled as a computer case.
But the thing is
I believe they just call that a backpack @vapid bluff
Chrome is not best for running python
iOS is restrictive
@light shadow Thin client is the operative term
Get a chromebook, install nomachine
it doesn't even allow you to run custom code natively because "security"
I think I fucked up the install
Remote desktop
@sand goblet i mean literal computer case. like it would have places to mount a motherboard, graphics card, psu etc
Oof
I would get a MacBook
Ah right, that sounds silly
and then youd carry around a power cord or a ups
Too expensive
But just because it's better than Windows
Tbh
android tablet + mouse + keyboard + remote desktop software
I would not get a macbook
I want a mac for software testing, but not something that expensive
@stark prawn or Termux
...
That's not nearly the same
nor chromebook tbh
@sand goblet well I don't need pychar
Me2
Could you run pycharm over x11 forwarding in termux?
arent there services that let you test stuff on a remote mac through rdp
I wonβt live over pycharm
I doubt it
i'm comfortable with Vim and Visual Studio Code
Itβs just slow
vim.. over termux? ON ANDROID?
Oof
the fuck
@tame terrace yes
Hahahah
why would you possibly do that to yourself
Do you also use the touchscreen for thsi?
?
don't worry, the virtual keyboard is so fucking bad that productivity drops to zero
^
dude even if it wasn't.
android accepts real keyboards
You can install Linux apps on ChromeOS now anyway
Yes
Debian packages?
Yes.
@sand goblet also there's a lot of old macbook airs on which you can install arch with vnc
or just grab a thinkpad with 3g
Why though
Why would I do that to myself
Why would you install arch on a macbook
I think the only possible way you could make that more painful to develop on, is if you used voice control to write the code.
A thinkpad isn't a bad idea but I like a big screen
Which chromebooks do have
Nice chrome is
none
chromebooks are nice and cheap
Yeah
can you install ubuntu on a chromebook
And there's like no storage, which is great for me
not a bad idea if you're doing a thin client
for me $100 aint cheap
Get a job :P
There are methods to chroot from chromeos to another distro
i'm 13 years old, not legally allowed
That explains a lot
You can chroot yeah, I dunno why you would though
You have one OS that can run Chrome, Android and Linux apps side by side
What's the point in losing that
oh nice, didnt know it could run android apps too
Yep
thats really smart
So you could run vi in android termux on a chromebook
It's actually really good
hahaha
ChromeOS will overtake android eventually lol
Haha
Not Fuschia OS?
Fuschia isn't even officially a project
That's just some guys that happen to work in the same Google office
They hack on it during their designated personal projects time
Hey what is the highest level of math
12
I can't even buy a chromebook
Uhh what
Ah, I heard a few years back that it was going to be the succesor of android
There are chrome tablets too now
Guess that turned out to be false
I heard that Google has lost in Oracle vs Google case
Oof
If they lose, then the future for Android would be grim
Multiple projects would be screwed, such as wine, if they lost
What's up with google and oracle?
A 10 year long patent suit over java
@maiden wave Google violated the Java EULA and pirated some libs from standart library
...
Android has the method signatures of java
I hope google loses the case then
that's not quite what happened mishaor
And when Oracle bought Java they went after google.
They have Golang
And Dart
Uhh
Google basically bypassed the agreement, not violated it
Isn't that violation?
no
They basically "rebuilt" java based on freely available information
Then when Orcale purchased Sun, they went
"LOL U USED OUR PATENTS 2 DO THAT"
"REEEEEEE"
and another patent war started
"Oof" occurred
No.
Oracle claims the method signatures were used illegitematly
Which would be bad for projects like wine and dxvk if that turned out to be true
Oof
also every single reverse engineered blob is doomed
What is best to improve? Coding or studying other programmers' code?
coding and then having other programmers look at your code :^)
Just reading code isn't great for learning
reading books, writing code, doing stuff n that
holy shit stop the mother effin presses
that guy who did the election crimes might actually be investigated :O
bisk when will you finally stop brexit
I am powerless :(
Peter has ascended, he has no need to web swing anymore. Miles could have this gift. T pose or A post, whatever works. Make me feel like a better person and ...
elon musk is a mecha nanorobot powered by p y t h o n [mayday by the fat rat intensifies]
nanorobot is smaller than a human
so Elon musk is a big armoured tiny robot
mecha nanorobot is a sweet spot
lmao
we got it chief
also there's a reference to grandayy's meme YEEEEES
contender for worst meme 2018 Music: Mayday by TheFatRat ft Laura Brehm https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DT61L8hbbJ4 And I just dropped some new merch: https:...
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i love what u can do with python
python has a rich stdlib
how 2 touch dna
do you really want an answer to that
if i break bot eval you will remove this channel name from db
i already know that the bot is running in docker on alpine linux 3.7.0 on a relatively new PC/server
and it's not running under root
that would be easy to fix
the eval is pretty solid
let's find out where the bot is
@inner horizon https://gitlab.com/python-discord/projects/snekbox
you wont break it
I found a fly with one of those brain funguses today
it was stuck to the office window
there was a thing growing out of its head and it was surrounded by spores
pretty fucking cool
Nature is very metal
There's this video going around of a cockroach defending itself against a wasp
And, for good reason
Because, that wasp will lobotomize the cockroach to create a willing zombie for its eggs
Altough calling it "lobotomizing" is a big word for the neural system cockroaches have, but still
When I was little I would stomp on worms to see how much they could handle before death
π walks back out slowly...
Is that mental
Thats how most psychos start, small animals
i used to pop ants with a magnifying glass though
and one time i was walking in the rain as an adult and saw the largest banana slug i've ever seen
and i don't know why
but i couldn't help but jump on it
and got slug guts all up my legs
Well, most psychos start that way, but not everyone who does this to insects is a psycho π
I killed rabbits as a youth
For pest control reasons
Not as a psycho hobby :P
paid work \o/
I've never killed an animal that large myself, although, strictly speaking, quite a few have died for me
yeah, i'm not so bothered about the whole meat = animal thing
partly i suspect from my upbringing
I used to murder fire ants with (ironically enough) fire.
Well, I did kill mice when they had literally overran my girlfriends house
There were mice everywhere. The bed, the kitchen, the walls,
pests are pests unfortunately :(
Also chopping their heads off which in retrospect was kinda...dark >.>.
I dealt with one of our older chickens once
I would also test how many light punches it would take to paralyze an ant
Old chickens don't taste very well
Usually 2
Ants are interesting insects
3 round boxing with an ant
Yes
ants have immense strenght compared to their size
i still love the fact that if you're small enough you can never fall to your death
Some ants are farmers: They cultivate fungii
it's like that whole thing with cats
cats that fall from a 3rd - 6th floor window are far more likely to die than 7+
Ants automatically change jobs when they detect an imbalance in the population
because the cat has time to selfright and its drag reduces its speed to the point it can land with minimal to no injury
Yeah
One of the cats of my childhood slipped and fell from a shed; he didn't survive it.
rip
we had a cat that went through multiple cancers, lost a leg, had two strokes
and lived till it was 22
it was an asshole
worst can we've ever owned
utter bitch
And lived the longest?
22....
yeah, 22 is INSANE
Our oldest one made it to 19
Then cancer took her
Three months after her son also died of cancer
Ours was 7 i think
Not sure what it was but his paws were all yellow
Called the vet to open up on sunday but he was gone by the time we arrived
Cancer is probably a very common cause of death for cats
also cars
One time i also saw how an ant reacted to a slice to it's back.
Is that psycopathic
Probably
Or when I was little I would pour tons of water on ant hills
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Can you guys help solve these locks? (password is different for each)
Our 10-person team can't figure it out
you cant kill lemon because he will ban you first
He asked an actual question nix wtf
@proper dune there was no math test today but my teacher gave my previous test results and i got a U
Is that good or bad
U for unusable
:(
i reeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeaaaaally want to get better at math
but i dont know what to do
more math
practise

@worn kite i found a better version of Moskau https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vOoiQjyfIno
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dude
DUDEEEEEEE
wtf a round open pie
Also known as pizza
doesn't making the chairs taller than the table defeat the actual purpose of the table?
if the chairs are the height of the box, did they have to get a smaller table made?
why is evveryone saying oop is dead
object orientated fails?
OOP isn't dead
It's overrated though
It only fits this very narrow class of problems and data relationships
Using classes doesn't OOP make btw. Objects aren't what make OOP OOP, code being object oriented is what makes it OOP
Inheritance and message passing etc.
And those work best for only some certain class of scenarios
Ew messages
git steal channel name
I wouldn't say the class of problems OOP solves will is narrow
I would agree that it's over-used and often used for problems it's less than ideal or even completely unsuited to tackling effectively, when better approaches exist. I've been guilty of this in the past.
When used right, the benefits to a code base can be significant.
Clean and well formed APIs, simpler code, extensibility
i learnt i bit of oop and want to practise it, so i make a project as always but as i make it, it just feels like i could do whatever im doing much more easily than without oop
Many python libraries you enjoy using are enjoyable because they use OOP to provide a clean and usable interface that spares you the messy details of how it was implemented.
Yeah
And Python's OOP is powerful
You can pass a object around
im not too familiar with oop as i never used it much
Dynamically discover the data containers and methods of that object
Then use it without any external imports, function calls, or mutations
Have you used any web frameworks?
the only time i use oop is when using django class based views
because django cbv's are AWESOME
And Django
Most python libraries I've come across aren't very object oriented at all
Yes, they use objects
But they also use functions and I'm not saying they're functional programming :P
That's a good thing
Provide both interfaces, and the functional interfaces utilizes the OOP interfaces internally
Requests does this
And ipaddress
Actually a lot of the standard library
I feel more common in the networking and systems space (and web I guess) , since objects make sense for a lot of the constructs and operations
Time for sleep gnnight all
bai
uggghhghghg math test
press buttons on calculator
its non calc
rip
@robust sierra good luck dude π
:^)
def test_critical_test_that_needs_to_pass_or_we_are_doomed():
try:
critical_method()
except:
pass
assert True
``` π
output: "Fail xD"
Chemistry test next week, I'm more confident in science than math so I should be fine.
will it run on shitty mac?
Import error let me tell you something
Chemistry is going to get mathsy at some point
that's around the time when it starts to suck
Physical chemistry is nice
Anything quantum related is great
π£ Bound states and wave mechanics
How can they wave if they don't even have hands?
computer science IS math
^
@robust sierra comp sci requires knowing math but the nice part is the computer is your mathslave
You dont need to take out a calculator unless you hate yourself
(assuming you are allowed to use a computer during exams that is)
uh
Ah yes let us do a test on computers without computers
wat
never finsished
fuck
wrong one
acidently sent
i keep hitting enter instead of shift + enter
yknow you just have to find a value which is a natural number which fulfills 5 * x = 24
thats what im trying to show you idiΓΆt
no
@proper dune please explain nix
5β24|
10 | 2
-- |
14| 2
10|
4|1.1
--|
-1|
^^^ this is proof that 24 is divisible by 5
the long line of numbers is the proof @tired osprey
in fact
its not just a long line of numbers
can you tell me the number to multiply 5 with in order to get to 24
5β24|
10 | 2
-- |
14| 2
10|
4|1.1
--|
-1|
that number
according to me
this is a new number
and that number equates to 4.8
that is not a natural number
yes it is
do you even know what a natural number is
yes
last time we talked you did not
a natural number is any number made by a another number that isnt a natural number made by a natural number
that is a pretty recursive definition
the chain continues in the pattern
you have to prove that the chain continues then
proving that chains continue how they do is actually interesting
you should do that
the pattern is then enlarged to the size of a byte and the chain is terminated. The byte then performs mitosis to get an identical sister byte. The daughter byte, however, becomes haploid byte. Due to this, the haploid byte performs meiosis and reproduces four of the same byte with a slight mutation. The slight mutation turns the four daughter bytes into a diploid byte once again and the chain continues...
that is not mathematical enough
before you get into proofs you should maybe learn proportion
@robust sierra
Are there any divisions that aren't possible aside from /0
i dont know of any
inifinty
No you can't?
a continuous chain that has to be terminated
Infinity isn't even a number
and we cant tell what happens after the chain ends
You can divide by 0 in certain cases
@tired osprey well calculus does a form of dividing by 0
the reimans sphere allows for 0
@tired osprey therefor 24/5 = 5β24|
10 | 2
-- |
14| 2
10|
4|1.1
--|
-1|
learn proportion before proofs
i have already learnt proportion
In ordinary arithmetic, the expression has no meaning
have you really
but for the proof of 24/5 proportion is not needed
ordinary arithmetic
since the answer is natural
okay import
Couldn't you prove this by example
5β24|
10 | 2
-- |
14| 2 = Infinite reproduction of bytes
10|
4|1.1
--|
-1|
if
x is directly propoertional to the 5th root of the cube of y when x = 322.1 and y = 120.1
find the value of y when x = 1
@robust sierra
@rain spindle that isn't natural numbers though
solve that and i am going to belive you regarding your statement on knowing proportions import
What do you mean natural numbers?
i do not waste my time on silly, irrelevant question. However, for the sake of proving that I know proportions, I will explain Byte Reproduction in a proportional way
You never let me explain
you get an U
k
all you have to do
7 min left
is tell me what 5th root means
@rain spindle positive integers
So you have me confused
nix i did it
that is a solid number, and a real number
write it down please
want me to explain?
do you want me to explain how x fish y^3(1/5) is a number?
i want you to write down your solution using the alphabet "1234567890."
2 min
no pressure
but i require you to
What does fish mean in this context
1 min
you know the fish symbol that people use to mean "proportional"
30 secs
10 secs
5
except that there is a no in front of the u
β
How do you win
@bleak lintel please explain to nix how i won this argument please
uhhh
joseph taught me about Byte Reproduction
bye
You proved a proposition that was false
Excuse me, what?
@bleak lintel we have to talk.... 
not with all the kids around...
Like the birds and the bees?
birds eat bees
how does one change career from commander to engineer
you will never be as cool as the ex commander
byte reproduction is capitalism

byte reproduction is scum
byte since when are you an engineer
@robust sierra can't you just say 24/5 = 4.8, 4.8 isn't a natural number, therefor the proposition is false
i could, but that wouldnt answer the question i actually wanted to answer
if
x is directly propoertional to the 5th root of the cube of y when x = 322.1 and y = 120.1
find the value of y when x = 1
and he failed to do that
:(
wow we went from trying to prove 24/5 to proportionality
why does this topic come to haunt me
@robust sierra what up dad
i have decided you win
nix is wrong
have a nice day
i fail to see an issue here tbh https://i.seph.club/fo5ts.png
Seems fine.
Oof now this is epic
Seeeeeeeeeeee
Big Sister proved that 24/5 is natural number
free TLS certs!
wait what
Shoot
Forgot to restart my container
There
2023!
;D
@robust sierra did you just assume jophs gender
oof
oof_counter += 1
?
the great switcheroo
Hello guys
For those using vim
How are you resizing splits?
Default shortcuts dont work for me on urxvt term
@rough sapphire very old
^W{n}[</>]
yes but how
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took me a minute
since this is off-topic,
I want to discuss productivity
I am wondering what I want to do to make the most out of my day
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hehe
I am actually thinking of taking my raspberry pi out of it's box again once I get a new SD card and doing some fun projects with it
I used my other SD cards for my Switch and modded 3DS
now that I am learning more of python, I would be interested in making programs on my raspberry pi in order to actually make use of it besides emulators I can run on pretty much my Wii U, 3DS, laptop, lol
I also have the classic edition consoles
Raspberry Pi is fun, I definitely do prefer other forms of emulation
I don't like the Wii classic controller
I don't like any Wii controllers period besides the gamecube controller
I'm just done with the Wii
I've already tried all sorts of mods on my Wii U
I mean it is dead
we have the Switch
I softmodded my original wii and my new 3ds xl
not gonna do it to my switch because I like my switch
I ended up modding my original 3DS with CFW and Luma
Yeah switch mods aren't worth it
I play smash and splatoon online like seriously so I don't want to risk getting my account banned
that is until a future revision or model comes out, then I may keep my original switch to mod and for memories sake of having a day one console.
I think switch modding is going to take off when the price lowers
Because it's not currently worth it to risk a banned switch, because then it's pretty much worthless
I mean, people are definitely doing it
We even have some people from that scene on the server
because they're porting Python to it
How would python switch work?
and would they be able to add keyboard support through the usbs using modding?
python on switch would work like python on any other system
a switch has a CPU and that CPU executes an interpreter
don't they have a version of linux for the switch?
I know
I'm not risking it
Especially with new detection systems Nintendo is beginning to implement
I wouldn't be surprised if one day they up their game with anti cheat measures
The thing is the switch OS is meant to be very lightweight
Like if you realize how minimalistic they want to keep it
Yeah
Same with DRM
Nintendo consoles always get hacked
The Homebrew community with Nintendo has always been huge lol
It makes sense when you consider they've been using the same insides of the DS and GameCube for a long time and similar tech was basically used up until the 3DS and even Wii U
The Wii U actually has games that look like they are current gen games which shows Nintendo's craftsmanship with game development
They are literally the kings of game development when you consider how BOTW is basically running on last gen hardware.




@robust sierra