#ot1-perplexing-regexing

1 messages ยท Page 296 of 1

torn ridge
#

right bedtime for me

#

gnite you beautiful lot

vestal briar
#

Awh

#

<3

#

Night

sand goblet
#

later, roon

tame terrace
#

it's the Das Keyboard with MX Blue, with blank keys. it's alright. I kinda want a new one though

#

filco is supposed to make good shit

sand goblet
#

it's a filco majestouch

#

MX blue

vestal briar
#

Lets be honest, the

by Logitech
4.4 out of 5 stars 935 customer reviews
| 101 answered questions```
 is the best
sand goblet
#

it's about as basic as one of these keyboards gets

#

and it cost 100 GBP

#

it's really good, though

#

very comfortable

tame terrace
#

I really wanna try to build a board

sand goblet
#

I kind of miss stuff like media keys but I got used to it

tame terrace
#

but I'm not rich

vestal briar
#

What is a good keyboard

#

~ยฃ50

sand goblet
#

no

tame terrace
#

yeah no.

sand goblet
#

you'd be looking at 100+

tame terrace
#

50-100 and you'll find something decent.

#

100+ and you'll find something great

#

200+ to build your own (maybe less if you're smart)

sand goblet
#

I'm.. not planning on doing that, gotta say

#

there's also wasdkeyboards

#

they do custom boards

tame terrace
#

yeah

sand goblet
vestal briar
#

I'll just stick with this chicklet one I like then and the thinkpad keyboard when I get a new laptop

#

Anything else is outta my price range :/

sand goblet
#

although of course wasdkeyboards are more expensive

#

160 usd for a 105 key international

#

what is perhaps more useful though is that they do a tester

#

so you can try out the different switches they do

#

it's also a great fidget toy. lol

tame terrace
#

yeah wasdkeyboards is nice

#

I kinda wanna order this with MX Clear

#

but yeah it's kinda of pricy

sand goblet
#

no labels?

tame terrace
#

I don't have labels on my current keyboard

#

never been much of a problem

sand goblet
#

I don't need 'em either

tame terrace
#

but 175 bucks is a bit rich

sand goblet
#

but if I was customising I'd probably want to swag the labels too

robust sierra
#

@sand goblet i like your keyboard

#

is it backlit?

sand goblet
#

No

#

It's as basic as they come

robust sierra
#

noice

sand goblet
#

No bells and whistles

#

Just a rock solid, heavy mechanical keyboard

robust sierra
#

i like simple

narrow comet
#

honestly that looks like one of those 10 dollar Logitech boards

sand goblet
#

You've heard how it sounds

narrow comet
#

oh yeah

frosty berry
#

still happy with my typematrix keyboard, silent, easy to clean, enter and backspace in the middle is a stroke of genius, and the keys are all cleanly aligned

sand goblet
#

Silent is the exact opposite of what I want

frosty berry
#

it's not the mechanical type a lot of people love, but i've never been a fan of these clickety - long range keyboards

sand goblet
#

:P

frosty berry
#

yeah, i'm happy you don't work next to me

sand goblet
#

Yeah, I have my own office

frosty berry
#

and hacking at night when people would like to sleep is a thing, sometime

sand goblet
#

Not a problem in my house with 3 other people

frosty berry
#

well, here is that, you have a house, not a flat

sand goblet
#

True that, I suppose

#

I wouldn't be able to type as well without the tactile feel though

frosty berry
#

how fast do you type?

#

i don't type very fast, only about 80wpm

sand goblet
#

I haven't checked in some time

#

I think it was around 100

frosty berry
#

but that's kind of enough for most things

#

being able to take notes in real time when people speak would be nice though, but that's kind of next level

sand goblet
#

Ladies and - CLACKITY CLACK - gentlemen..

frosty berry
#

haha

sand goblet
#

Makes sense to have a quiet keyboard then

rain spindle
#

It's 2019 shouldn't it just be hello fellow members?

frosty berry
#

we would certainly put you in a separate room and put a cable to give you audio

#

if you don't want to spend the next half hour inclusing all the possibilities (and of course failing to account for some), "members" is certainly an efficient alternative ๐Ÿ˜ƒ

rain spindle
#

Well, that's the way we need to think

#

"they" has been in the English language for a long time, it's very effective for this

wet steppe
#

MX Browns are super nice for gaming

sand goblet
#

Hello, everyone

lone otter
#

anyone following dr. stone?

#

episode 1 was pretty good

rough sapphire
#

stoned*

rough sapphire
#

@lone otter What's Dr. Stone?

lone otter
#

anime

rough sapphire
#

Ah, gotcha

lone otter
#

Episode two's airing tomorrow iirc

twilit marlin
wraith umbra
#

Whoops

#

Sorry, my question was, how large are the code jam teams?

sand goblet
#

I think they're 3 person teams

#

Assigned by staff from the applicants

summer rampart
#

yes, they are currently 3 person teams, but that may be subject to change in the future depending on circumstances

wraith umbra
#

๐Ÿ‘

vague tulip
#

Anyone here a fan of R? I've been using it for a few classes, and really can't see any reason for it to exist in the current landscape of python data science tools, but I'd be interested in some contrary arguments

sand goblet
#

you can use it if you want to be one of those cool guys that knows a single-letter language I suppose

summer rampart
#

if only there was a very popular, widely used low middle level language that has a single-letter name

sand goblet
#

I dunno if # counts as a letter or not

summer rampart
#

ah, the octothorpe

sand goblet
#

we call it a hash here

#

americans call it a pound - as in, the old lb sign

oak tangle
#

@vague tulip R is still used a lot in academic statistics. It's the main language used at my department (statistics, not machine learning)

gentle moss
#

i call it octothorpe to be a pretentious bitch

#

or pound to annoy British people

#

no that's a lie it's a hash and always will be.

sand goblet
#

C Hashtag

gentle moss
#

hah

summer rampart
#

Coctothorpe

gentle moss
#

oh god i've met people who've called it hashtag :(

sand goblet
#

me too

#

lol

summer rampart
#

C++++

gentle moss
#

haha

#

would be more like

#

C+^2

summer rampart
#

Cโ€กโ€ก

gentle moss
#

oh lord it hurts

oak tangle
#

Cโ™ญ

gentle moss
#

or B#

#

ยฌ_ยฌ

vague tulip
#

@oak tangle But is that because it's what your department (and possibly the statistics community in general) is used to, or because it is the best tool for the job?

oak tangle
#

I like Python better, but it's a bit of both

#

What makes a tool great? Part of it are the packages that it offers. R offers more packages in the field of more traditional statistics and statistical learning and has more cutting-edge packages, since it's the language that's used a lot in academics.

#

A lot of researchers in my department do publish new R packages, but not Python packages

vague tulip
#

What about standard library/language itself? Are there features that you think are uniquely powerful in R?

vestal briar
#

C# is literally C++++

#

That's what the makers of the name said atleast

#

Should really be C+=2 to make sense now though :P

sinful copper
#

The weird thing is that C# has little to do with C++

sand goblet
#

javascript has little to do with java

gentle moss
#

and oracle has little to do with coffee

sinful copper
#

it's basically most of the technical ideas from Java (along with some twists like struct types and operator overloading), implemented in a way with zero actual compatibility with Java (since Sun sued them for that), by the same guy who made J++

gentle moss
#

except in that one scene in the matrix

sinful copper
#

they should have called it, like, Espresso

gentle moss
#

hah

#

EXPRESSo

#

man

#

that'd drive so many people mad

sand goblet
#

it's a better java, yeah

sinful copper
#

C# is much more similar to Java than either it is to C++ or Javascript to Java

#

and then, VB.Net is basically (edit: no pun intended ๐Ÿ˜›) just C# with Basic-like syntax and a tiny extra runtime library to provide Basic functions like Len and Mid

wet steppe
#

Anyone here a fan of R? I've been using it for a few classes, and really can't see any reason for it to exist in the current landscape of python data science tools, but I'd be interested in some contrary arguments a ton of data science stuff is only in R

#

more stuff is getting ported from R to python over time though

#

but in terms of number and variety of stats packages R is very much ahead

#

there's also packages like Stata which have some stuff that neither python nor R have, especially for econometrics

#

and for non-parametric stats, clustering and stuff like principle-component-analysis my Prof actually liked Minitab best

wet steppe
#

its also kinda subjective whether python syntax is actually better for datascience
I quite like the syntax in R of working with things like dplyr and tidyr

#

and R is much better at functional programming than python

#

some people say R is procedural rather than functional but I'm not that sure what the distinction is there

half spoke
#
interval :: Num a => Int -> Int -> [a]
interval = ((fromIntegral.length<$>).).flip(.)((iterate(([]:).(<$>)(():))(fail$undefined)!!).succ).drop

interval 3 7 ~> [3,4,5,6,7]
#

thanks i hate it

wet steppe
#

๐Ÿ‘€

jagged fog
#

it's some kind of language ๐Ÿ‘€

half spoke
#

it's haskell

wet steppe
#

Yeet

#

I recognized this Num a => Int -> Int -> [a]lol

stark prawn
#

Looks functional.

wet steppe
#

I C what u did there

#

๐Ÿ‘€

robust sierra
summer rampart
#

ok erlang discussion time

#

why learn erlang?

wet steppe
#

don't

#

learn elixir instead

#

maybe if you get really deep into elixir

#

learning erlang could help with that?

bleak lintel
#

learn both

#

elixir and erlang are both fantastic tools

#

I've never seen a language with concurrency quite like it

summer rampart
#

what's the difference between elixir and erlang? like why do I always hear the two together?

bleak lintel
#

Elixir is built on top of Erlang

#

So you can use any Erlang code inside Elixir and if you do a few modifications you can use Elixir from Erlang as well

summer rampart
#

are they similar code-wise?

bleak lintel
#

there are quite a few similarities

#

Elixir adds things Erlang missed out like Strings and such

#

that first line is me calling an Elixir module, it uses a similar syntax to ruby, optional parenthesis

#

the second line is me calling an Erlang module

#

(note that iex is the Elixir REPL)

#

but concurrency in Erlang is a breeze

summer rampart
#

hm, then why use Erlang if Elixir does that + more?

bleak lintel
#

Most of the time there isn't a reason to use Erlang, it's personal preference really

#

a lot of people are put off by erlang syntax which is like ```erlang
-module(greetings).
-export([hello/1]).

hello(Name) ->
io:fwrite("Greetings ~s~n", [Name]).

summer rampart
#

is that a fullstop/period at the end of a line? ๐Ÿ‘€

bleak lintel
#

yeees ๐Ÿ™‚

summer rampart
#

is that so they can be different from others and new and hip, or is there some other reason? what's ; used for then?

bleak lintel
#

just to be different i guess

#

you seperate the body with , and then finish with .

#

you can also do things like ```erl
-module(helloworld).
-export([add/2,add/3,start/0]).

add(X,Y) ->
Z = X+Y,
io:fwrite("~w~n",[Z]).

add(X,Y,Z) ->
A = X+Y+Z,
io:fwrite("~w~n",[A]).

start() ->
add(5,6),
add(5,6,6).

#

the elixir would look a lot nicer though

summer rampart
#

-export([add/2,add/3,start/0]) does the /2 and /3 mean the number of parameters?

bleak lintel
#
defmodule HelloWorld do
    def add(x, y) do
        z = x + y
        IO.puts z
    end

    def add(x, y, z) do
        a = x + y + z
        IO.puts a
    end
end
#

yep

#

it's referred to as the arity

summer rampart
#

what if there are multiple functions with the same name and same arity?

bleak lintel
#

you can't have same name & same arity, erlang will error on you

#

but you can have same name with different arity

#

the names for arities are fun

#

nullary, unary, binary, ternary

summer rampart
#

does it go on? quaternary, quinary...

bleak lintel
#

after that it is just referred to as n-ary sadly

summer rampart
#

so -export(my_func/n). ?

bleak lintel
#

oh no you still put the number, there is just no name for it

#

pattern matching is where elixir is fantastic

summer rampart
#

like regex or the haskell kind?

bleak lintel
#

haskell

#

so here

#

%{} is like a dict here

#

a map

#

and you can go even deeper into all sorts of things ```py
iex(7)> %{members: [%{roles: [_, admins]}]} = python_discord
%{
member_count: 20000,
members: [%{discrim: 1337, name: "joseph", roles: ["Owner", "Admins"]}],
name: "Python"
}
iex(8)> admins
"Admins"

tired osprey
#

i smell pattern matching

bleak lintel
#

hello nix, yes

wet steppe
#

๐Ÿ‘€

vestal briar
#

Rust is cool

#

Finally understanding some basics ๐Ÿ˜Ž

#

Feels really nice to work with so far, the code-completion feels really nice (RLS)

summer rampart
#

what are you using RLS with?

vestal briar
#

VSCode

#

I am upto here in the Rust Book

#

Still a long way to go, 29% through

tired osprey
#

@vestal briar you're the first person I've heard od (including me) who likes rls in its current state

proper dune
#

I like RLS in its current state

#

What's wrong with it

tired osprey
#

The autocomplete becomes horrible if you do more complex projects

#

It's barely usable for me when I develop stuff for the stm32h7 HAL

#

Like for example the PAC crate we use (the thing which provides nice acces to all device peripheral registers) it fully indexes them, consumes like 1.2 GB RAM because it's thousands of lines of code and is unable to provide a single correct autocomplete for it

vestal briar
#

Ah

#

I only have knowlage of small projects, feels nice for them

#

Sounds like 1.2gb is a bit much for a couple mb of source

#

Surely it'd have a better "linking" technique

tired osprey
#

oh no no the code itself is small

#

its just that every bit has an own read and write struct with own methods etc

#

(everything is autogenerated)

vestal briar
#

Hm

tired osprey
#

like in one 32 bit register

#

youll have at max 32 single bits (sometimes you have bit fields as well) which makes
a read, write and modify method for the register
a read and write struct for the register
for each bit a read and write struct with the always customly implemented methods
set_bit
clear_bit
bit_is_set
bit_is_clear

#

and the rls will never provide you any autocomplete for these methods or the single bits in a register etc

gentle moss
#

this is a bit unclear

stark prawn
#

badum tss.

vestal briar
#

Why is the rust syntax if let x = something {}

#

Seems bad to spend recourses initializing a variable just for an if

#

Even if it is less consise, wouldn't rust match x { something => // blah, _ => (), } be better?

tired osprey
#

in fact the if let gets expended to exactly that and is just syntactic sugar for it @vestal briar

vestal briar
#

Ah ๐Ÿ‘Œ

#

It's fun when compilers do that

#

Like how a foreach loop in c# is just a for loop and a for loop is just a while loop

bleak lintel
#

if let is fantastic

sand goblet
#

that's basically walrus, isn't it

#

I can get behind that

bleak lintel
#
        if let Token::Operator { op } = self.tokens.first().unwrap_or(&Token::Nothing) {

tired osprey
#

i have just found my favourite compiler flag

#

"-Z external-macro-backtrace"

#

it turns unobvious errors like

error[E0308]: mismatched types
  --> src\parsers.rs:10:1
   |
10 | / named!(parse_utc_stamp<GpsTime>,
11 | |         map_res!(
12 | |             do_parse!(
13 | |                 hour: map_res!(take!(2), parse_num::<u8>) >>
...  |
25 | |             }
26 | | ));
   | |___^ expected enum `core::result::Result`, found struct `parse::GpsTime`
   |
   = note: expected type `core::result::Result<_, _>`
              found type `parse::GpsTime`
   = note: this error originates in a macro outside of the current crate 
#

into more obvious things

#

like

#
1  | /   ( # $ ( $ args : tt ) * ) => ( named_attr ! ( # $ ( $ args ) * ) ; ) ; (
2  | |   $ vis : vis $ name : ident ( $ i : ty ) -> $ o : ty , $ submac : ident ! (
3  | |   $ ( $ args : tt ) * ) ) => (
4  | |   $ vis fn $ name ( i : $ i ) -> $ crate :: IResult < $ i , $ o , (
...  |
20 | |   $ submac ! ( i , $ ( $ args ) * ) } ) ; (
   | |              ---------------------- in this macro invocation (#2)
...  |
23 | |   ( & [ u8 ] , $ crate :: error :: ErrorKind ) > {
24 | |   $ submac ! ( i , $ ( $ args ) * ) } ) ;
   | |_________________________________________- in this expansion of `named!` (#1)
   | 
  ::: <::nom::combinator::macros::map_res macros>:1:1
   |
1  |  /  (
2  |  |  __impl $ i : expr , $ submac : ident ! ( $ ( $ args : tt ) * ) , $ submac2 :
3  |  |  ident ! ( $ ( $ args2 : tt ) * ) ) => (
4  |  |  $ crate :: combinator :: map_resc (
5  |  |  $ i , move | i | { $ submac ! ( i , $ ( $ args ) * ) } , move | i | {
6  |  |  $ submac2 ! ( i , $ ( $ args2 ) * ) } ) ) ; (
   |  |______________-
7  | ||  $ i : expr , $ submac : ident ! ( $ ( $ args : tt ) * ) , $ g : expr ) => (
8  | ||  map_res ! ( __impl $ i , $ submac ! ( $ ( $ args ) * ) , call ! ( $ g ) ) ; )
   | ||______________________________________________________________- in this macro invocation (#3)
...   |
17 |  |  map_res ! ( __impl $ i , call ! ( $ f ) , $ submac ! ( $ ( $ args ) * ) ) ; )
18 |  |  ;
   |  |__- in this expansion of `map_res!` (#2)
   | 
  ::: src\parsers.rs:10:1
   |
10 | /   named!(parse_utc_stamp<GpsTime>,
11 | |           map_res!(
12 | |               do_parse!(
13 | |                   hour: map_res!(take!(2), parse_num::<u8>) >>
...  |
25 | |               }
26 | |   ));
   | |_____- in this macro invocation (#1)
   |
   = note: expected type `core::result::Result<_, _>`
              found type `parse::GpsTime`
#

now I clearly understand whats happening

bleak lintel
#

Oh excellent

vestal briar
#

Oh god that looks ugly

#

Discord embeds are too short

gentle moss
#

yes @minor jewel

#

i know of the asus thingo

plucky ridge
minor jewel
#

good but why did this happen

plucky ridge
#

I'm assuming this?

minor jewel
#

idk it was booting up as usual

#

restarted (probs bsod)

#

booting up again

#

black screen

#

text "EXPRESS GATE"

#

15-20 seconds passes and its restarting again

#

then it booted up and no any asus programs popped up

#

@plucky ridge i've googled it yesterday, everyone says its something to access internet and other coolio stuff

gentle moss
#

yes

minor jewel
#

but for me it did nothing

gentle moss
#

it's basically like uhhh

#

cut down linux

minor jewel
#

some kind of os?

gentle moss
#

i think it's a busybox type of thing

minor jewel
#

are they still putting it in their motherboards?

gentle moss
#

also has remote desktop controls through splashtop

#

not sure

#

cool little feature though

minor jewel
#

my pc is an old one

#

around 2008-2009

gentle moss
#

you can enable / disable it in UEFI / BIOS

minor jewel
#

i've read that too

#

but it never showed up until yesterday

gentle moss
#

heh, it's funny. around that time i was looking at building another PC inside my PC

#

using picoATX devices or something

#

so i could do basic shit without all the fucking massive fans going

#

for my stupid dumb overclock

minor jewel
#

well i was too young to understand something in pcs back in 2008

#

or 2009

#

so

#

why did it decided to show yesterday

gentle moss
#

okay so maybe, and it's a theory

#

your computer crashed the fuck out for hardware reasons

minor jewel
#

because the day before yesterday i've been using pc to serf web (Discord, other social media)

gentle moss
#

maybe something in bios corrupted

#

it booted, realised something was wrong

#

and reflashed with a backup image

minor jewel
#

hmm

#

sounds like a true thing

narrow comet
#

anyone want a USB with arch on it for $59

#

money is for shipping and my time

minor jewel
#

hmm

#

but why

gentle moss
#

he's just being him, don't pay it any mind.

#

as to the random CMOS failure

#

ยฏ_(ใƒ„)_/ยฏ

#

hardware does weird things

#

especially when it's old

minor jewel
#

i've heard about arch

#

but only an emulator

narrow comet
#

are you actively suggesting people ignore me

minor jewel
#

and tried it a little bit

gentle moss
#

yes.

narrow comet
#

not cool

#

I'll tell you what is cool

#

me

#

it's very cold

minor jewel
#

i remember my pc doing a lot of bsods in the past

#

or freezing at the boot up

#

making a shitty loud noise that fucked up my ears

narrow comet
#

permanently?

gentle moss
#

well lots of BSODs often indicate a hardware problem

minor jewel
#

no

#

i guess i dont need to reinstall windows or any other stuff

#

just build a nice pc

#

right?

#

i've never read what was bsod text saying (god damn why)

#

and then install linux windows 10 on that pc

narrow comet
#

sounds like this PC is simply very old and not working properly

minor jewel
#

@narrow comet 10 years old already

gentle moss
#

BSOD messages are often cryptic and not that helpful except in specific cases

narrow comet
#

only 10?

#

that's not so bad

minor jewel
#

@gentle moss they have some text that usually help investigating the problem

gentle moss
#

yes but having had to debug problems through them

#

i can tell you that they're non-obvious in finding solutions

minor jewel
#

btw what are dump files for

#

because windows is usually making some dump files

#

after bsod

gentle moss
#

they're dumps of the BSOD

minor jewel
#

what are they for?

gentle moss
#

it's basically a memory dump

minor jewel
#

what it does and how it helps

#

wait i got it

#

it contains bsod texts?

gentle moss
#

no it's a memory dump

minor jewel
#

this pc was also used by my older sis

hollow leaf
#

If you can decode the BSOD's RAM dump contents you may be able to extract strings from it.

#

If it's something like WHEA/MCE/MCA (Machine Check Errors) then you got a CPU issue that's detectable and fatal. If RAM is the cause of the error, then the errors' causes are less visible to the CPU. I am not sure of the software failure modes of other components.

frosty berry
#

yeah, even to a dev, the message is not helpful at all, even to a dev from microsoft, it's probably not helpful, unless you have a debug build of windows, or have some serious motivation to find the bug

#

hm, didn't know about these ones ๐Ÿ˜›

rough sapphire
#

Using something like memtest is easy enough to detect bad RAM

#

CPU issues though? ha, good luck

#

The Pentium FDIV bug is a computer bug affecting the floating point unit (FPU) of the early Intel Pentium processors. Because of the bug, the processor might return incorrect binary floating point results when dividing a number. The bug was discovered in 1994 by Professor Tho...

half spoke
#

I watched some talk about finding cpu bugs. Wish I find remember, that was wild

wet steppe
#

I don't know if you knew this but
Project Veritas can't be trusted

#

its an Alt-Right fake news engine

vast lodge
#

They've been caught multiple times blowing a story up based completely on sophistry and word manipulation, and multiple other times being part of a fake news circlejerk, i.e. where news outlet A says their source is news outlet B, B says their source is C, C says their source is D, and D says their source is A, and there's no "original" source at all, A, B, C and D all posted the same things at around the same time, very often from a single person using different names

rough sapphire
#

there are videos and leaked internal documents. If they were doing this 'sophistry' you claim, there would be evidence and lawsuits

#

you would have to be real gullible, to not believe news when actual evidence is presented. You really think some schmuck can go after large tech companies without blowback? Tech companies that are backed by wealthy investors and VC firms and thousands of lawyers?

#

You know for a fact that facebook has leaked private information for profit, other large tech companies continue to push their agenda or take advantage of users, yet you would rather claim some news source is alt-right than give it any credibility.

wet steppe
#

Tron are you aware of what Project Veritas have done in the past

#

Project Veritas tried to pull a fast one on the Washington Post in 2017 during the whole Roy 'pedophile" Moore scandal. WaPo blew them out of the water and exposed Project Veritas as liars and frauds. Bonus video of O'Keefe ironically trying to run away from cameras after being caught.```
#

you gotta look at the context of who Project Veritas are

rough sapphire
#

WaPo were recently called out

#

and are being sued

#

I'm objective. As long as there's evidence, there's credibility. News media in the US is one big circle jerk, all they publish are op-eds that support their narrative, and only time they come together is for when they want to support a war.

#

And like I said before, if as you claim they are publishing fake sensationalized news they would have lawsuits against them, fairly simple.

wet steppe
#

I don't think you are aware
Project Veritas were literally proven to be frauds in the past
this actually is a case of a real fake news organisation

#

Shortly after, the California State Attorney General's Office and the US Government Accountability Office released their related investigative reports. The Attorney General's Office found that O'Keefe had misrepresented the actions of ACORN workers in California and that the workers had not broken any laws. A preliminary probe by the GAO found that ACORN had managed its federal funds appropriately.[10][11] One of the fired ACORN workers sued O'Keefe for invasion of privacy; O'Keefe issued an apology and agreed to pay $100,000 in a settlement.

#

the founder was found guilty by the Attorney General of Cali

#

this is not a case of bias, this is a case of an actual convicted fraudster

rough sapphire
#

as I read it, he was trying to do an expose on this organization, he wanted the guy to admit something but the guy thought they were the criminals, so when the report came out he sued for defamation, you're reading half truths here

#

literally sentences from different context stuck together to make someone look bad

wet steppe
#

Okay, so lets say we give O'Keefe the benefit of the doubt on the ACORN case.

The issue I have with O'Keefe as a source still, is that there have been so many alleged cases of misconduct surrounding him. https://www.mediamatters.org/research/2011/10/24/updated-the-lies-of-james-okeefe/183780
There's quite a few alleged cases there

#

Also he does keep on attracting libel lawsuits

#

so far they have all been thrown out

#

๐Ÿคท

rough sapphire
#

I am glad there is conflict.. it's hard to tell who's biased from 10k feet up.. but notice people like zuckerberg don't get nearly enough flak for all the near illegal things they do..

#

I appreciate what this guy is doing, at risk to himself.. to expose some truths.. and think it will impact some sort of change

wet steppe
#

oh I agree that people like zuckerberg get away with too much yeah

rough sapphire
#

tech companies are biased..they are hypocritical when they chase profits.. and act angelic otherwise. There needs to be something to keep them in check.. I think a lot of people working there have good intentions, but the road to hell is paved with cupcakes

lilac glade
#

@lean badge Hi there. Welcome.

lean badge
#

@lilac glade Thank you

#

I'm new to python and programming in general, felt like picking it up

lilac glade
#

Good, it's always a good language to start, and a great language to begin your journey.

lean badge
#

I'm currently going through the codecademy python 3 course, would you say that's a fair place to start?

lilac glade
#

!resources
I'm personally biased against Code Academy, and usually guide people towards our resources list for starting points.
That being said, a popular starting point for new members is Automate the Boring Stuff, by Al Sweigart.

royal lakeBOT
#
Resources

The Resources page on our website contains a list of hand-selected goodies that we regularly recommend to both beginners and experts.

lean badge
#

Oh okay I'll look into it. Thanks Dialga!

rough sapphire
#

@lilac glade Code Academy Codecademy, ftfy

#

But yeah, it's not all that great

deep drum
#

Codecademy pisses me off personally. I highly dislike it because there's no "skip the hello world bullshit please thanks" button

#

that, and they have two buttons in sequence you have to press to say no to their pade subscription stuff

#

they make it very clear that free users are limited relative to pro users

quasi sequoia
#

what do you do in those days when you have a terrible headache? Do you stop coding? Do you take some pills and force yourself? (when not in a job, obviously, I mean while self-learning)

narrow comet
#

I see no benefit to forcing yourself

#

the programming will still be there when you feel better

#

if you don't feel up to it don't do it

tired osprey
#

lyricly I suck at rust ๐Ÿ˜ฆ

cosmic quiver
#

I lie down and just listen to a podcast

#

it helps take my mind off the headache while also easing it

tired osprey
#

I never understand people listening to broadcasts

#

i cant stand it for more than 10 minutes usually

rough sapphire
#

I've listened to Joe rogan a couple of times.. but then, those were youtube videos so not sure if it counts

#

it's with Dorian yates, 6 time former mr. olympia.. on how he dealt with depression after his wife left him, how people define themselves.. why they abuse steroids, etc..

half spoke
#

isnt joe rogan the dude whos super chummy with white nationalists on his show?

rough sapphire
#

I dunno.. I only watched this because of Dorian

#

he overcame great odds.. originally from a small town in birmingham, his father left him when he was 16 or something.. he ended up in juvi and turned to working out.. stuck to it for 10 years and eventually became mr. olympia

gentle moss
#

to be fair Joe Rogan talks to a lot of people

#

i was watching an interesting one the other day about illegal non-military actions by countries

#

with an author who'd basically written the books on that shit

#

it was quite insightful

cosmic quiver
#

Joe Rogan doesn't challenge anyone unless they disagree with his ideology

#

And from the 2-3 episodes I've actually completely listened through he has mostly no idea about anything he was talking about

#

but giving airtime to extremists sure seems stupid to me

#

like he even had alex jones on there

#

for crying out loud

sand goblet
#

What does he run, an interview show?

#

You can't really get the whole picture if you only interview one side

frosty berry
#

yeah, unchallenged "insights" can be pure bullshit, if you have no point of reference, you just absorb material indiscriminately

rough sapphire
#

i thought he was an mma commentator

cosmic quiver
#

used to be I think yeah

prime aspen
#

@sand goblet Since you're sober, wanna grab a drink?

sand goblet
#

No :P

prime aspen
#

Just a soda :(

sand goblet
#

Someone's gotta be the responsible one!

#

I mostly only drink water lol

prime aspen
#

Me like tea more

sand goblet
#

Yeah, I like it

#

But there's more effort!

prime aspen
#

I like tea so I flex on dem coffee drinkers

#

But sh/t Earl Grey is good

#

Can't get enough of that soft lemony (not server owner lemon) aroma

sand goblet
#

It's okay. A little overblown.

#

But a nice change from the usual brown sludge.

prime aspen
#

My caffein tolerance is abysmally low so I really can't drink coffee

#

And smh decaf coffee isn't a thing here

sand goblet
#

I got a coffee machine for my family last Christmas

#

They use it several times a day

#

Nespresso vertuo plus, a good pod machine

prime aspen
#

That is a lot of coffee

sand goblet
#

There are also decaf pods!

prime aspen
#

Gib

wet steppe
#

a few coffee a day isn't a lot

#

that's fairly normal rly

#

some people have like 8 a day

robust sierra
#

i started drinking less coffee

#

for no particular reason

frosty berry
#

Cafeine tolerance can build fast

vestal briar
#

I have one once ever 2 days or a weird half cup every day

gentle moss
#

i drink 0 - 8 cups of coffee a day

torn ridge
#

0 cups... ๐Ÿ˜ฎ

#

i would die of headache!

summer rampart
#

Did you know caffeine is the leading cause of caffeine addiction?

narrow comet
#

caffeine addiction?

summer rampart
#

yes, itโ€™s a terrible thing

#

Did you know caffeine addiction is the leading cause of caffeine addiction related terrible things?

torn ridge
#

caffeine withdrawal headaches are brutal!

narrow comet
#

but

torn ridge
#

cool story bro

summer rampart
#

hey rune, guess what

torn ridge
#

what dude?

summer rampart
#

good guess

torn ridge
#

yesssss i win!

vestal briar
#

Awh can I get a participation prize?

rough sapphire
#

sure! all you have to do is pay the delivery fee..

#

prize may get lost in the mail

gentle moss
#

was it @pine vector that mentioned they thought sweatpants was dope?

#

well it's too late

#

pung.

pine vector
#

it were...

gentle moss
#

well it is

#

sorry i thought i had somthing to say but then i went to do some washing up

#

now i forgot

pine vector
#

lol

torn mural
#

Hopefully I'm not interupting a conversation here, but I have issues with my gpu

#

I was going to make a thread on some forums, but since this discord seems to have a lot of people with good knowledge of pcs, thought I might give it a shot

#

Here's my thread:

Hey,

I bought a gt 710 around 6 weeks ago, and it all worked fine until a week ago, when I came back from a trip. Since then, I've started getting errors such as "Java SE has stopped working" when playing Minecraft, or I'm guessing any Java game? I have contacted NVIDIA's support several times. Here's what I tried:

-Updated OS (Windows 10 32bit)
-Updated Java (Even tried to uninstall & reinstall)
-Uninstalled & reinstalled Minecraft
-Completely remove ALL drivers using DDU Utility (A program they asked me to use) and then installing good ones
-Change some parameters in the NVIDIA panel that could help according to them
-Reseated the GPUย 
-Tried older versions of the drivers

I am completely desperate, I even tried to check if my gpu wasn't overheating for whatever reason, but it wasn't..
My last option right now is that maybe I'd need to clean my gt 710? It doesn't have a lot of dust really, but well... I don't think there's anything else to do..

#

Ping me if replied :)

rough sapphire
#

@torn mural does it crash on linux also?

torn mural
#

Huh?

rough sapphire
#

have you tried running it on linux

#

that would sort of narrow it down, whether it's a hardware or a software issue

#

also, you should check the logs that java generates, should at least show you where it crashes?

torn mural
#

Yeah, I quickly did the other day

#

I'll check them better soon

torn mural
#

but erm

#

where are they supposed to be?

mossy apex
#

Hello people of Earth

timber wraith
#

๐Ÿ‘‹ ๐Ÿ‘ฝ

mossy apex
#

Ooo, nice cat. I'm presuming it's yours?

#

I've wanted to get one for a bit but I feel like my apartment would be a meh place for the cat. + i have 3 other roommates so it's like ehhhhhh.

robust sierra
#

my dad and i want a cat but my mum doesnt :(

tired osprey
#

why is that

robust sierra
#

she just doesnt like cats

tired osprey
#

critical

vestal briar
#

CRITICAL

tired osprey
#

exactly

#

owen is getting it

vestal briar
#

Nah it's just my selfbotโ„ข

#

Speaking of which

#

I feel like 3rd party clients shouldn't be against TOS

#

I mean there wouldn't be many negatives apart from a less centralized client? You can easily just make a selfbot with discord.py or any other api bindings anyway

oak tangle
#

Yeah, third-party clients or more customizability with plugins would be cool

vestal briar
#

Yeah

#

Seeing how the api is opened already, there isn't anything to exploit

#

Would be nice to have an open source spin on the discrord client, making a horrible one with QT :)

wicked wharf
#

@vestal briar isn't that what a certain client does already?

vestal briar
#

Against TOS

#

I'd like to make one but I can't be bothered hooking up async with sync for every single function

wicked wharf
#

Also, think there are some things that are only blocked client side

vestal briar
#

Or make an api binding myself

wicked wharf
#

For some reason, you can see permissions for channels you don't have access to with the API

vestal briar
#

Yeah

#

And video sharing in vcs

wicked wharf
#

Oh right

vestal briar
#

And all hidden channels

sand goblet
#

You can do server video with the standard client

vestal briar
#

Oh it's a thing now?

sand goblet
#

Hidden channels being hidden is just a UX thing

#

No it's been a thing for literally months

#

Also, there are things to abuse

vestal briar
#

Not seeing it

sand goblet
#

Because you don't know how it works

vestal briar
#

Well that comes as a given

sand goblet
#

Most of the issues relate to security and differences in rate limiting

#

They don't want any client or library touching the auth endpoints

vestal briar
#

Yeah

sand goblet
#

They also don't want data leakage

vestal briar
#

But that's on the users end

sand goblet
#

There have also been issues with third party clients and plugins stealing login tokens

vestal briar
#

Just like with every product that allows plugins/modifications

wet steppe
#

I mean really

#

the majority of products don't allow modifications

vestal briar
#

Hm?

sand goblet
#

It's not like any of these tools have some kind of vetted plugin store or anything

#

The only group you could really rely on for that would have to be discord itself

vestal briar
#

Or a new awesome-discord list?

sand goblet
#

..no

#

Oh yes let's crowdsource our security practices

#

Great idea

#

That's never been a problem before

vestal briar
#

?

#

I am talking about a curated list of trusted addons/plugins

sand goblet
#

I know what you're talking about

#

Do you think the exploiting addons weren't on these lists?

#

Because they were, lol

wicked wharf
#

@sand goblet so basically, you can't really trust random people on the internet to not steal stuff

vestal briar
#

This all goes without saying for literally everything that is open source?

wicked wharf
#

@vestal briar people don't check the source when updating

sand goblet
#

Then what you're proposing isn't what I actually said

wicked wharf
#

Also ripcord is closed source IIRC

vestal briar
#

PyPI shouldn't exist because the python core developers don't look through all source code and check each commit for leaks

#

I'm confused as to what the argument is? Anything online has a risk to it?

wicked wharf
#

I mean, if you actually check the source to make sire nothing is fishy, then cool

#

But most users don't

vestal briar
#

Yeah

lilac glade
#

Computers shouldn't exist because computer manufacturers don't look through all software to ensure that computers aren't being damaged.

This is the next copypasta.

vestal briar
#

๐Ÿ‘

wicked wharf
#

@lilac glade society shouldn't exist because people can abuse society

#

Life shouldn't exist because people can do bad things if they are alive

#

This is fun!

vestal briar
#

:)

#

The internet shouldn't exist because there are naughty people in the world!

timid latch
frosty berry
#

authenticity might be going too far

royal tartan
jagged fog
#

I've decided to jump in Kivy

wooden kindle
#

Good luck! Be careful not to put too much business logic into the kv language

#

Ideally none at all

#

It starts to get messy real fast otherwise

vestal briar
#

My laptop had a touchbar 2 years before the macbook pros in 2016

sand goblet
#

Super low resolution though

vestal briar
#

Yeah

#

Its like a vritual boy of vr

#

Way before its age and pretty bad

#

But the difference is mine is cool and works like a charm

grim pelican
#

@buoyant pendant so i'll take a quick look to recommend some of the ones that i think would look good animated

buoyant pendant
#

Thanks!

grim pelican
jagged fog
#

That seems cool, is there gonna be a 2019 one?

grim pelican
buoyant pendant
#

Thanks fisk!!

oak tangle
#

Probably yeah and we're probably going to include it in our seasonalbot event as well, just as last year.

#

Including a private leaderboard

vestal briar
#

Last week of school until year 10!

#

@narrow comet You going into year 10 or 11?

narrow comet
#

@vestal briar eh?

#

I have no idea

vestal briar
#

Oh yeah you live in nz

narrow comet
#

@vestal briar no, I'm homeschooled

jagged fog
#

That can either be very good or very bad

vestal briar
#

@narrow comet I was for a year

#

My only regret is not doing more programming at the start to mid section of it

narrow comet
#

@jagged fog depending on what

vestal briar
#

If you are compelled enough to do stuff with the free time you have

#

Instead of sitting there playing video games all day, setting yourself up for life poorly

narrow comet
#

fuck

vestal briar
#

fuck

#

Also hello spy man going through my chat history ๐Ÿ‘‹

#

^^^ For the future

vapid bluff
#

not sure if it was a chrome update or a windows update but

#

now every time my pc wakes from sleep chrome freezes for a solid 1-2 minutes

#

anyone else getting this?

#

win 10 pro 1903 x64, chrome 75.0.3770.100

vestal briar
#

Fix: Firefox >:D

rough sapphire
#

nuu

vapid bluff
#

when firefox gets sessionbuddy ill move over

#

until then no i cant live without sessionbuddy

#

oh also linkclump

#

havent found any similar plugins to it for ff

#

but then again i didnt look very far

rough sapphire
#

Eh?

#

Firefox Sync is a thing for sessionbuddy

#

linkclump just looks like middle-click: the add-on

vapid bluff
#

sounds like entirely different functionalities?

#

sessionbuddy isnt for synchronizing stuff

rough sapphire
#

Save open tabs as collections that you can quickly find and restore later - Bookmark folders?

#

I've got Python stuff in it's own folder, for example.

vapid bluff
#

not as useful, and you dont get things like exporting/importing sessions as json

rough sapphire
#

ยฏ_(ใƒ„)_/ยฏ

vapid bluff
#

also sessionbuddy saves sessions automatically in the event of a crash

#

ye am aware, been trying out brave and vivaldi on the side

#

dont tell chrome

rough sapphire
#

Isn't Brave still Chromium based?

vapid bluff
#

yea, but iirc they said theyll maintain their own branch if the manifest v3 stuff happens

rough sapphire
#

Sounds like a lot of work when Firefox exists. ๐Ÿ˜„

vapid bluff
#

and brave blocks most ad related stuff by default anyway

#

their whole schtick is that it's a privacy oriented browser

rough sapphire
#

uBlock Origin, uMatrix, NoScript, HTTPS Everywhere, and Pi-Hole all solve the problem of adverts/tracking though. Obviously using uMatrix/NoScript isn't for everyone, and Pi-Hole won't be setup by most. But uBlock Origin/HTTPS Everywhere makes most of the adverts go away ๐Ÿ˜„

#

HTTPS Everywhere because it's nice to not have to worry about HTTP sites on everything in the rulesets.

vapid bluff
#

interesting, never knew about pi-hole

rough sapphire
#

Pi-Hole is pretty neat, I've got one running in the other room

narrow comet
#

pi-hole is easy to set up, just CURL this setup script I have on my webserver and run it

#

don't read it because...

#

uh

#

I left passwords in there too

#

also, don't you guys hate getting SSL certificates?

#

I don't bother with all that HTTPS rubbish

rough sapphire
#

@narrow comet ๐Ÿค” What?

vapid bluff
#

is there something like pi-hole but like, a full fledged router?

narrow comet
#

anyone else like to just publicly post their SSH credentials online?

vapid bluff
#

like an open source router i could run off a pi?

narrow comet
#

also it's super convenient to have your SSH port forwarded so you can access it anywhere

#

run a router on a pi?

#

make the router be the pi?

rough sapphire
#

@narrow comet What are you going on about?
I left passwords in there too, also, don't you guys hate getting SSL certificates?

narrow comet
#

how would that even work

vapid bluff
#

idk cant you add gizmos and things to it?

narrow comet
#

@rough sapphire I'm making a joke you doince

vapid bluff
#

antennae?

narrow comet
rough sapphire
#

@vapid bluff You could use pfSense

vapid bluff
#

the isp issued router is absolute shite, has no QoS controls. one iPhone downloading updates breaks the entire network.

narrow comet
#

what do you even do with your very own router

#

just buy a router, no?

vapid bluff
#

pfSense huh? will check it out

narrow comet
#

why turn a Pi into a router

vapid bluff
#

cuz i like doing things myself ๐Ÿ˜›

#

and itll probably be cheaper

narrow comet
#

what benefits do you even get

rough sapphire
#

@narrow comet Why wouldn't you? LEDE/Tomato/OpenWRT etc..

narrow comet
#

I guess you can do a VPN easily

rough sapphire
#

Multiple things.

narrow comet
#

@rough sapphire those are all modifications to an actual router, though

#

what's the benefit to setting the whole thing up yourself when you can buy a Tomato-compatible router and do that

#

also, what happened to dd-wrt?

rough sapphire
#

VPN, better QoS, ability to manipulate iptables for the network, amazing firewall, etc etc

narrow comet
#

you can do a VPN on a modded router

#

idk what "QoS" stands for

rough sapphire
#

Quality of Service

narrow comet
#

can't you manipulate iptables on a modded router

#

all of this sounds like modded router stuff

proper dune
#

the truth is your router is a tiny computer and there's very little a raspi can give that a router that you're free to customise cant

#

a raspi is a lot more reusable though

narrow comet
#

thank you rags

torn ridge
#

Would that actually work?
My router is a pile of shit

#

its a locked down hunk of crap

narrow comet
#

I mean, it looks like it's not too hard to make your Pi act as a router

rough sapphire
#

LyricLy: why turn a Pi into a router LyricLy: what benefits do you even get
While not exactly about the Pi, a custom router is great and does all the things I said above.

torn ridge
#

I need a free new router! suggestions welcome ๐Ÿ˜„

proper dune
rough sapphire
#

@torn ridge pfSense if you have the time

narrow comet
#

yeah, that's what I'm saying

what do you even do with your very own router? just buy a router, no?

what's the benefit to setting the whole thing up yourself when you can buy a Tomato-compatible router and do that

#

what's the benefit specifically to making your own one

torn ridge
#

i've looked at pfsense, but you need 2 network cards correct?

rough sapphire
#

When you already have the hardware.

#

@narrow comet ^

narrow comet
#

so, what, saving money?

rough sapphire
torn ridge
#

did you miss the free part ๐Ÿ˜„

rough sapphire
#

@narrow comet Sense of accomplishment, saving money, because you can, idk

#

@torn ridge Oh, good luck lol

narrow comet
#

wow what a money-save

#

let's see, routers for Tomato

#

#1

rough sapphire
#

@narrow comet I think you're arguing just to argue at this point

proper dune
#

I'll never understand peoples' obsession with raspberry pis

#

it's just a cheap computer

vestal briar
#

Yes

torn ridge
#

because theyre exactly that!

vestal briar
#

A cheap computer

proper dune
#

people treat them as more than just a cheap computer

torn ridge
#

ยฃ20 for a computer!

rough sapphire
#

@proper dune That's exactly it though

vestal briar
#

So you try to exploit them for power with cool projects

torn ridge
#

because theyre allow you to do amazing things

vestal briar
#

And they are widely avalible

#

And small

torn ridge
#

and a standard hardware

vestal briar
#

And schemas are open source if you care about that

rough sapphire
#

When you can spend less than $100 for a 4GB RAM/quad-core Pi 4 with amazing community support.. Seems like a no brainer for a lot of things you'd use it for.

vestal briar
#

And great for heavier iot

torn ridge
#

my router is a virgin media hub, its TERRIBLE

vestal briar
#

3rd gen?

proper dune
#

hardware is shittily documented. if only they werent using crappy broadcom socs

#

given me so much trouble

torn ridge
#

yeah owez

vestal briar
#

We have a 2nd gen and we are not "upgrading "

narrow comet
#

looks like you can install OpenWRT on a Pi

torn ridge
#

i didnt have a choice, only had virgin for a month

vestal briar
#

Heard way too many bad things for the 3rd

#

Yeah

proper dune
#

openwrt is just linux, so

#

linux with a lot of stuff moved around

vestal briar
#

Pcs are just phones with a lot of things moved round >:D

narrow comet
#

really helpful

#

welp I didn't want it anyway

torn ridge
#

what os you trying to run it on?

narrow comet
#

arch ARM

rough sapphire
#

Anything Debian-based would work

narrow comet
#

yeah well Arch isn't a ton Debian-based is it

proper dune
#

phone hardware and general pc hardware has stark differences

narrow comet
#

?

#

oh

proper dune
#

phones are very very custom with little to no standards in anything with custom developed SoCs that license ARM IP, meant to be manfucatured at scale once

#

it's very hard to make phones do anything you want unless you have a very lenient manufacturer because you'll require datasheets and drivers and whatnot

vapid bluff
#

iirc xiaomi is the only one that comes close to offering that

#

they let you root without voiding warranty

#

might even provide datasheets and stuff if you ask nicely?

proper dune
#

pretty much definitely not

#

nobody gives datasheets

summer rampart
#

I'll give datasheets

vapid bluff
#

เผผ ใค โ—•_โ—• เผฝใคGIVE SHEET DATA XIAOMIเผผ ใค โ—•_โ—• เผฝใค

#

oh no the _s killed it

vestal briar
#

Something to do witnh drivers suddenly

#

Cursor is froze

tulip palm
#

nice one

wet steppe
#

have you tried turning it off and on again

summer rampart
#

does the nipple work?

vestal briar
#

Yes

#

OK I logged in fine

wet steppe
#

maybe ask on Discord Linux server they are good at troubleshooting

vestal briar
#

Hm the startup now works

#

I removed the permanent but still borked

#

How do I remove startup applications from cmd ๐Ÿค”

narrow comet
#

let's see

#

@vestal briar looks like it's in ~/.config/autostart, maybe

vestal briar
#

Looks like that startup application is to blame

vestal briar
#

The screen is now a bit flicker booting to Ubuntu and after login

#

Just plain black now

#

Something something graphics drivers and or igpu is borked

#

Now resulutions are failinf

wet steppe
#

do you have optimus

vestal briar
#

No clue

wet steppe
#

referring to this

vestal briar
#

It is flickering a bit less now after booting to normal from recovery moxe

wet steppe
#

its a common cause of linux problems on laptops

vestal briar
#

Intel 4400

wet steppe
#

is there a discrete GPU also

vestal briar
#

No

#

Hm startup things are still here

#

Even though I removed

#

Hm intel drivers are dead

#

OK I fixed broken deps

#

Now it's just the purple screen and I can't access terminal with ctrl alt f4

#

Now it's just the purple screen and I can't access terminal with ctrl alt f4

rough sapphire
#

well.. at least it looks pretty

vestal briar
#

Um Ubuntu desktop isn't installed?

#

The fuck

wet steppe
#

is this ubuntu minimal .ISO maybe

vestal briar
#

Nope

#

Was working fine then immidiatly broke

#

Ubuntu desktop didn't help

#

Looks like I bricked laptop until I reinstall Ubuntu then

#

Reinstalled all desktop related stuff

#

Nope

#

Officially bricked the ui then

rough sapphire
#

RIP

#

any clue why it happened?

jagged fog
#

Oof you know it's bad when even the cursor breaks

vestal briar
#

@rough sapphire installed vmbox, made a startup application and installed arc-dark

#

Not sure how any of them affects it

#

It bricked it so I just reinstalled it all, only made that installation that got bricked 12 hours bafore so no biggie

sand goblet
#

I just discovered the Echo Connect

#

interesting little device

#

@gentle moss have you tried one of those?

#

you plug it into your landline like a phone and suddenly alexa can make and receive landline calls

#

they're like 20 quid right now

#

@torn ridge how 'bout you?

torn ridge
#

oh wow no

sand goblet
#

interesting idea, isn't it

torn ridge
#

but then again i never use a landline ๐Ÿ˜„

sand goblet
#

but I can't figure out whether you can use it with the app on your phone

#

if I could do that when out of the house it'd be super useful

#

fuck it, it's cheap, I'mma try it

torn ridge
#

you'll have to let me know what its like

#

paul hibbert did a review of things to buy in the prime sale @sand goblet

sand goblet
#

I didn't watch it

#

prime is super duper useless for me

frosty berry
#

and amazon workers are kind of trying to strike to get better working conditions right now, so it might not be the best time to buy?

sand goblet
#

I don't think that's how strikes work

vestal briar
#

Why do trains still go on strike

#

They get ยฃ50-60k and their job is mostly automated

frosty berry
#

the automation parts tells them where to run and what to pick, and that they should do it faster

vestal briar
#

And you can just apply for it with no previous train/logistics experiance

robust sierra
#

Did anyone else get a small popup which said "Try setting a custom status"?

#

i got one, tried to set a status, but then the prompt just disappeared

bleak lintel
#

it is only enabled in some servers

robust sierra
#

i had it and then the prompt just disappeared :(

#

okay it works on stem, i probably accidentally clicked on another server lol

torn mural
#

How can I look for Github issues with the tag Python?

#

I'm extremely new to it

#

Cause just typing in Python gives me rust issues apparently

sand goblet
#

You can find projects by language, not sure about issues

torn mural
#

Ooh, I think I found how

#

Just gotta use the language parameter

language: Python

rough sapphire
#

Hi

wet steppe
#

there's a tag for projects looking for contributors or something

rough sapphire
#

before i buying LeGO MINDSTROMS

will it make me better developer or wasted my moneys??

#

price are high but hear good education

wet steppe
#

Mindstorms are okay for newbies

#

not sure what the current generation of them uses

#

but typically they have used a block-based language

#

if you are already at the point of writing some Python maybe you are far ahead enough to not benefit so much

rough sapphire
#

I will delete my only text wirtor soon

#

and remaked it

#

i know little bit

#

40% of softwares i used in my pc (program i open( i already writed myself

#

so mindstrom useless for me and will not educated?? @wet steppe

wet steppe
#

well you can use MicroPython with it so that's cool

torn mural
#

I honestly don't know what to do in python

#

Cause I'm like, past the beginner state

#

but not really experienced either

#

I'm tempted to make a rewrite bot

rough sapphire
#

@torn mural delete your pc apps

torn mural
#

but I already have some experience with async soo

rough sapphire
#

delete alll the text wirter

#

keep just nano

#

if u can make something more good then nano delete nano also

#

delete caclulator, all the calender

#

try to remaked better ones

#

good idea

torn mural
#

Well

#

A text based calculator is too easy

#

I tried one with a gui

#

but got mad lol

#

but might get back at that

#

I hate when I just stop doing something

#

I guess tkinter would be the best for it?

rough sapphire
#

@torn mural yes and delete web browser

#

try to make one if u can lol

subtle barn
#

if u can make something more good then nano delete nano also <-- this is really bad advice.

#

i wouldn't ever recommend someone to delete nano

vestal briar
#

Is there any special compiler that is build once, run anywhere?

#

Like a truely portable executable

#

Talking about compilers specifically, not interpreters

wet steppe
#

yes a web browser ๐Ÿ˜‚

wooden kindle
#

A compiled program is a set of instructions that are specific to the cpu architecture that compiled it

vestal briar
#

I am talking a compiler

#

Wait

#

Hm, the only way to do it is byte code executable that is modular

#

Then compile on end-users machine

#

Or a massive complex runtime for binding to the application and boilerplating a ton of architecture specific parts?

wooden kindle
#

You wouldn't even get a runtime though

vestal briar
#

Or prehaps a tiny, tiny linux compatibility layer that runs it all

wooden kindle
#

Java basically does what you're talking about I think

vestal briar
#

Yeah

#

It'd be cool if it somehow packaged a ton of bindings up for different architectures

#

That could work

#

The executable is really a zip/compressed file that gets decompressed and runtime detection (though not sure how you'd do that really :/)

#

Yep.. I am just describing java at this point ๐Ÿ˜…

#

But with a lesser compatibility layer

vapid bluff
#

webassembly?

wet steppe
#

there are some really lightweight VMs out there

#

lighter than the JVM

#

but they aren't neccesarily "better"

tame pier
#

Like PowerPoint smug

vestal briar
#

I mean what about the windows Linux shell?

#

Not really a vm but eh

#

Nothing will be as fast as jvm for vms due to its funding and specialisation

wet steppe
#

Language-level VMs and OS-level VMs are pretty much different things

#

its unfortunate that we call both "VM"

vestal briar
#

Yep

#

JVM is more of a compatibility layer

#

Standardized through operating systems in bytecode

#

Zipped up in a .java

gentle moss
#

fuuuucking hell wtf is wrong with Microsoft and their operating systems sometimes

#

server clock has drifted 45 minutes out

#

?!?!

#

how is that even

#

what

wet steppe
#

magnets

#

always blame magnets

rough sapphire
#

maybe you're dreaming

#

go back to sleep

#

@gentle moss 45 minutes?

#

I'd check your ntp settings

gentle moss
#

yeah, 45 minutes

#

fucking insane

#

i only got into work today so i have no idea what anyone has been doing to the server

#

ah, someone patched something last night

#

the day before that customer does their weekly processing

#

woot

#

net stop w32time && net start w32time to the rescue

gentle moss
#

oh wow

#

it broke more than i thought

#

ALEXA, show me one of the shittiest takes on the Berlin wall

rough sapphire
#

lol

rough sapphire
#

is that portuguese?

wet steppe
#

it's not russian

rough sapphire
#

strange

#

amor = love

#

paz = peace

#

maybe just a confusion

wet steppe
#

its Javascript

tired osprey
#

Please it's not a wall

#

It's a room splitter

#

3.6m * 1.2m * 111900 m

gentle moss
#

that's...

#

a big room

tired osprey
#

Yeah well even the big rooms need room splitters

#

So we can have two less big rooms

gentle moss
#

and when we're talking on such a large scale it stops making sense to call one the kitchen and one the dining room

#

so we'll just call it east room and west room

tired osprey
#

exactly bisk

gentle moss
#

but you're not allowed to get into west room from east room

tired osprey
#

now unfortunately the meanies in the west room will paint our room splitter in a way we cant allow the east people to go to the west because that "art" doesnt comply with the socialist idea of art

gentle moss
#

then we can realise that it's fundamentally a bad idea as our concept of what east room really is begins to slowly fall apart

#

and cave into the demands of an old movie star who is slowly going insane

tired osprey
#

you see I like how walter ulbricht on the question of wether they wanted to build a wall said "I understand your question in this way: There are people in the west who wish that we mobilize the workers of the capital of the DDR to create a wall. Im not aware that these intentions exist as the workers in the capital are fully occupied with building flats .Nobody wants to build a wall."

today he is quoted for the last sentence so often because people think its a lie but moscow actually didnt permit the wall at that day

jagged fog
rough sapphire
#

just a couple more days before storming area 51

#

are you excited??

rough sapphire
#

is there any site that prints your picture into ascii?

robust sierra
#

yeah

#

pretty cool

vestal briar
#

Yes

vapid bluff
#

it does color too

jagged fog
#

Anyone know of any discord bot for managing licences, like the one just showed in #303934982764625920

torn ridge
jagged fog
#

I'm planning on reaching out to him so we can code together, I was just interested if we'll be making a duplicate of something. I can't find any similiar tho

sinful copper
rough sapphire
#

I've been using it for months and never realized it looked like that

#

its a great font

torn ridge
#

input FTW

#

the GREATEST font in the world!