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gentle moss
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you might be better off looking up an nginx configuration tutorial

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since it's all config files it doesn't matter if it's for linux

plucky ridge
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Fair point

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I think it's just their Beginner Guide that messed with me the most. It's just one massive page

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Also, didn't realize it's pronounced "engine-ex"

gentle moss
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:D

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that one took me a month or so after i started using it

undone berry
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Everyone says n jinx

plucky ridge
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Then everyone is a fool. A FOOL I SAY!

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Once I get this whole kerfuffle sorted out this will ACTUALLY be the completion of the project

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Have to wait and make sure I can test it properly on a machine

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I'm so tired, I feel like someone drugged me

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.... and I'm completely out of green tea

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Crap

gentle moss
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:O

solid siren
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!offtopic

royal lakeBOT
honest star
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Urgh Creative Cloud is so frustrating

plucky ridge
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Is it neither creative nor cloudy?

undone berry
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Urgh Creative Cloud is so frustrating
@honest star
What are you using or for?

honest star
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Currently importing photos into lightroom for light edits. Usually graphic design.

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The cloud aspect is super frustrating because the updates are super flak

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y

undone berry
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For my very nonprofessional graphic design stuff, I switched to affinity designer. Id recommend checking it out. It's a buy once product

honest star
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Non-profit I volunteer for pays for the CC license, which is useful. It lets the full Marketing & Communications team use the same product.
But I'll check it out! I'm leaving the non-profit and will be looking to leave the CC ecosystem. How does it compare to AI and INDD?

undone berry
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I found it easier to use than AI. But im very much an amateur, so it might be missing features. For the simple vector and design stuff that I do, I really like it though.

honest star
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Have you used Affinity Publisher or Affinity Photo?

undone berry
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I haven't, but @sand goblet has

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I'm pretty sure he liked publisher a lot

sand goblet
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I do like publisher

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But I haven't used Adobe CC

honest star
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Hmmm and the price isn't bad.

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oh come onnnnn, now it's not displaying .arw files?? When it has previously??

rancid forge
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cheese

plucky ridge
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Okay, Office I call bullshit

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Why do you have a "TriState" boolean that only supports True and False

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And not only that, but True is -1

sand goblet
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true, false and null maybe

plucky ridge
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Not even that

sand goblet
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weird

solid pollen
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Mixed, Toggle and CTrue, wut

plucky ridge
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Just makes no friggin sense

solid pollen
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Well, it kinda does

plucky ridge
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I mean I understand why it's there, but at this point

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When over half of it isn't supported, why still have it

solid pollen
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But it is weirdly designed

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They are values that exists

plucky ridge
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Unless they're preparing ahead for Quantum?

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Which is dumb

solid pollen
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So I guess they have to tell you that it is unsupported

plucky ridge
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But why have it

solid pollen
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Well I mean, they are a lot of functions in Excel

stark prawn
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I don't think that is how quantum computing works.

plucky ridge
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Oh no no

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This isn't Excel

solid pollen
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I'm pretty sure some can have more than 4 output

plucky ridge
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This is part of the Office.Core

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This is allll of them

solid pollen
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Ooh

stark prawn
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Excell formula's are subject to localization 😄

solid pollen
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I guess some features need them then?

plucky ridge
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Maybe.

stark prawn
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So sum(A1:A10) wouldn't do anything if your pc is set to dutch 🙃

solid pollen
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Oh really haha

sand goblet
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I'd forgotten that

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but yep

plucky ridge
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Which I get

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Other places have standards

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But jesus

solid pollen
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MS and standards are a no no

sand goblet
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hey man, that's like your python program not running in france because print is different

plucky ridge
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Eh.... sort of

stark prawn
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als variable is Waar:
  afdrukken("Ik hou van python!")```
solid pollen
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I still haven't forked CPython and translated the tokens haha

plucky ridge
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Waar! HUH! Good god! What is it good for! Absolutely nothing!

stark prawn
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MS does manage the LSP standard.

plucky ridge
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Literally Stupid Programming?

sand goblet
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language server protocol

plucky ridge
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Honestly most of my hate is directly at Office

solid pollen
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si sens_de_la_vie égale 42:
    écrire("Yup !")```Just imagine haha
plucky ridge
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Like Microsoft has been putting in seriously great work in other spots

solid pollen
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MS and Apple are pretty close actually

plucky ridge
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In terms of...

sand goblet
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my github issues state otherwise

solid pollen
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They all create their own standards instead of using existing ones

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Lol, not this issue again

plucky ridge
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Adobe is in that club as well

sand goblet
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I mean, there weren't standards before

lofty dirge
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Mr. Hemlock, is this Office API still?

sand goblet
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in this case

plucky ridge
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@lofty dirge The dotnet one yeah

lofty dirge
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Office API is mess mainly because they have stopped putting a bunch of effort into it

stark prawn
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importeer verzamelingen

woordenboek = verzamelingen.GeordendeVerzameling
woordenbook.bijwerken({"a": 1, "b": 2})```
lofty dirge
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their replacement is Microsoft Graph directly editing files in Sharepoint/OneDrive

solid pollen
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Oh god haha

plucky ridge
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That doesn't explain why the Office.js was a mess. They're pushing friggin everyone to it

stark prawn
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Office api is a mess because they want to maintain like 25 years of backwards compatibility while still adding new features.

undone berry
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is office.js a mess if you're using o365?

lofty dirge
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you wouldn't need Office.JS

plucky ridge
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It's still a pain in the ass to get it working

lofty dirge
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if file is in Sharepoint online/OneDrive, you could edit file via REST API using Microsoft Graph

solid pollen
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The famously known ZBrush issue, trying to keep compatibility with everyone's workflow

plucky ridge
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@lofty dirge That's still dependent on you subscribing and using all of that

lofty dirge
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I know that doesn't help you Hemlock

plucky ridge
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Rather than buying individual products

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No it is interesting, though

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Didn't know about it

lofty dirge
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puts on his Microsoft hat

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We dislike you type of people doing this: Rather than buying individual products

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takes off hat

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Cloud or bust

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I'm shocked they sold Office 2019 outside Enterprise agreements

undone berry
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Semi related question. Is it normal for companies to mix and match cloud platforms?

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or is going all in on one of AWS/Azure/GCP more standard?

lofty dirge
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Exchange 2019 is locked behind Software Assurance/Enterprise agreements

plucky ridge
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I'm not in favor of having to completely toss our current infrastructure just for the sake of some minor convenient things

lofty dirge
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Hemlock, I'm not advocating for you to do so

plucky ridge
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No I know

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But I hate that that's the push

lofty dirge
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just giving Microsoft business point of view

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they make SOOOOO much money from cloud

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Charlie, It depends

plucky ridge
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I don't doubt it, but the idea of snubbing the other users sucks

lofty dirge
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my division of my company is in Azure

undone berry
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That push makes sense from the company's perspective in the medium term though. The support is going to be much better

plucky ridge
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I know it's not a good business point of view, but it sucks

lofty dirge
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my company has a whole is pushing GCP but we have other divisions in AWS

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Pros of single cloud: You can really use all their features for rapid development

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Cons: You are really really stuck

plucky ridge
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And that's something I'm not on board with

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One thing goes down, all of it goes down

undone berry
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iunno

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there's so many single points of failure already

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that it doesn't really matter all that much

lofty dirge
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Most companies don't care since Office365 is cheaper then what they were doing

undone berry
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tonnes of work just comes to a complete halt if say email goes down

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or the shared drive goes down

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that it's not that much of an issue

plucky ridge
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Sure, but it's lots but not all

undone berry
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enough that the added potential cost is pretty meaningless

plucky ridge
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Cloud stuff gives me the heebyjeebies

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I don't like losing additional control, and I know that's just a me thing

lofty dirge
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Sure, but it's too cheap to ignore

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like running Exchange in cloud is cheaper then running it on premise for all but largest companies

undone berry
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I think I quite like it. The advantages seem to outweigh the disadvantages from a enterprise POV (even excluding cost)

lofty dirge
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digs out his spreadsheet from consultant days

undone berry
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I dislike it from an individual's perspective though

plucky ridge
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I'm heading home for the day. Been exhausting for mah brain

lofty dirge
undone berry
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goodnight Hemlock

lofty dirge
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night

river horizon
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Why's this not safe for me eh

red willow
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thinking of funny retort

jagged fog
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wait is linux watchdog and python watchdog 2 completely different things? stap

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hm ye, it uses inotify. Damn

celest tide
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anyone use mac os? I've recently updated something without realising and it changed the python version to 3.8, which broke a load of shit, which is super annoying

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I've not used macOS for that long, is this a regular thing?

dim talon
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best not to mess with the python it ships with

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but you can use pyenv to maintain several versions on your machine seamlessly

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works like nvm if you know anything about nodejs ecosystem

agile heart
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I know it's Asparagus, but I cannot guess what the dipping to go with it is from the pic

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Guesses anyone?

rough sapphire
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Looks like thick lemonade

graceful basin
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Looks pretty buttery, but am not too sure

stiff marsh
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hi

agile heart
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Yeah quite buttery

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but I can't figure out for the life of me

undone berry
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I have a git repo with just some notes in it. The git aspect of things seems to have died, getting corrupt object something or other as the error. I have the files, so it's not much of an issue - but is there a simple way to get my history back?

sand goblet
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Object corruption is basically the worst problem you can have

undone berry
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that's roughly what I gathered from Google. I'll just copy the files out and ditch the gitness

sand goblet
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There is some stuff to try in this

remote socket
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@narrow pecan could you send me the video on EOLA? I've forgotten what it contains.

narrow pecan
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Well, it's the series on Essence of Linear Algebra

remote socket
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ah

narrow pecan
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Just so good

remote socket
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the essence of calculus series is really good

narrow pecan
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Makes it all seem so intuitive

remote socket
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you probably went through it as well

narrow pecan
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Yes, I really agree

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Yeah

remote socket
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yeah

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good stuff

narrow pecan
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And just so good to know when you start learning the theories in school

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And it's more about the formulas than intuition

remote socket
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oh yeah it was perfect timing for me

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started learning calculus and then I immediatly started watching those videos

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I wish he made more of them

narrow pecan
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Same! So helpful to have

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Yeah. When I looked through the Manim projects, it looks like a second "season" of linear algebra may be coming

remote socket
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time to put his series on netflix lol

narrow pecan
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Yeah hahah, that'd be awesome

bleak rain
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I don't know how how I lived without walrus-chan:

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def sliced_by_string(s, o):
    co = s.find(':')
    return o[int(before) if (before := s[:co]) else 0 : int(after) if (after := s[co+1:]) else len(o)]
narrow pecan
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What's walrus-chan @bleak rain ?

bleak rain
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:= the walrus operator

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It allows you to do some pretty nasty stuff

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Haven't heard about it before?

narrow pecan
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Don't think so

bleak rain
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Well, basically, it mushes together assignment and comparisons. Example:

if (ans := input()) == 'foo':
  print('bar')
else:
  print(ans)
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Oh btw, where are you from?

narrow pecan
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That looks quite convenient. Is that a new feature?

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Sweden

bleak rain
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ayyy jag tänkte väl det lul

graceful basin
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New in 3.8

narrow pecan
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Hahahha härligt

bleak rain
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(can we speak in other languages in offtopic?)

narrow pecan
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Don't think so

bleak rain
narrow pecan
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Prefer English online though ahahh

bleak rain
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yeah same, I'm better at english from computer nolife

graceful basin
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Generally, English only as moderating not English is not possible.

narrow pecan
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Perfect:)

bleak rain
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anyway I'm happy to meet a swede so I can offload my excitement

narrow pecan
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HAhha yeah, that doesn't happen too often

bleak rain
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LUND datateknik boysssssss

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I've already started looking for a place to live

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So goddamn hard though

narrow pecan
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Why? For uni?

bleak rain
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ye

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I want to move out asap

narrow pecan
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Out of Sweden?

bleak rain
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Nah, just to (korridors)rum so I'm closer to LTH

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How old are you yourself btw?

narrow pecan
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Cool; do you currently live in Lund?

bleak rain
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nah, ystad

narrow pecan
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I'm 17

bleak rain
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somewhat close

narrow pecan
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No clue where Ystad is tbh

bleak rain
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Well, 1hr with train

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Basically I just wanted to vent about the queue times... like holy shit

narrow pecan
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Queue times?

bleak rain
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varenda jävla sketen 19kvm kostar 4 lax i mån och har cirka 100 pers i kön

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I'm so angry I wrote in swedish! Not often you see this

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Anyway, it will be at least like 2 months before I will be able to find something

narrow pecan
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AHhah true. It takes quite some time to get a place to live--especially when it's a student city

bleak rain
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I'm not even picky, I can live in a lice-infested bathroom, I literally don't care anymore

narrow pecan
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Welp

bleak rain
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It's pure torture

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So what program are you going?

narrow pecan
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Natur

bleak rain
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Helllll yeah

narrow pecan
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So, a lot of science stuff hahah

bleak rain
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NATNAT?

narrow pecan
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You?

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Yep

bleak rain
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ayyyy same

narrow pecan
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Awesome

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What year?

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Or, what grade will you be attending this fall?

bleak rain
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Well, I just graduated so yeah

narrow pecan
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Really? How did it feel, considering COVID-19?

bleak rain
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Well considering that there would be no studentflak, no utspring (well, a really shitty one), a really boring studentmåltid. All in all, I decided to not go

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Everyone bombarded me with questions irl lol

narrow pecan
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Yeah, I can get that tbh

bleak rain
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It's crazy how the hat can cost everything between 500 (what I bought it at) to like 1500

narrow pecan
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Yeah

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It's a big part of it, I suppose

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"The symbol of graduating", I'd say

bleak rain
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yeah, agreed

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I'm still thankful that I got it

narrow pecan
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Yeah

bleak rain
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I gotta stop myself before I'll rant some more lol

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lmk if you ever want advice in general about whatever (gymnasiearbete coming up soon?) and we can DM so I can talk in the kötbulle language

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So much wisdom to share, so little time

narrow pecan
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I think I should be fine, but thanks for the offer:)

bleak rain
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np

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now, back to making atrocities with the walrus operator lol

narrow pecan
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I'm gonna get moving now, but it was nice chatting with you

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atrocities?

bleak rain
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hmm, ohyggligheter? Something like that

narrow pecan
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Hmmm okay hahha

quick ledge
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hey technicium

surreal otter
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@spark geyser

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sorry, hard to have 2 convos in 1 channel

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thanks @quick ledge

quick ledge
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what about dust collection?

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np gnabergasher

prisma geyser
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Hey I have a silly off topic question

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What is memory slots in laptops?

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I searched they said it's used to upgrade RAM

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My laptop has no memory slot but my friends laptop has 2 slots

plucky ridge
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What kind of laptop do you have?

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It should have slots. It may not have any not currently unoccupied, but it'll have some place where the ram is plugged in

prisma geyser
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Although in both laptops RAM can be upgraded to max 16 GB only

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See this @plucky ridge

plucky ridge
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That simply means its not listed

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Not that it doesn't have them

prisma geyser
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Oh! So every laptop has atleast one memory slot?

plucky ridge
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Odds are good that it also has 2 slots

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It should, yeah

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RAM/memory is needed to run a computer

prisma geyser
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Okay

plucky ridge
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And it's very rarely soldered into the machine

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Oh hold on

prisma geyser
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Ok

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Tell me

plucky ridge
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Should tell you what you have available and what not

prisma geyser
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Oh cool!

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I will. Thanks ✨

quick ledge
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ig the 16gb refers to your motherboard limitation

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have you opened up your laptop?

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the ram in laptops dont look like the ones you see in custom PCs

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they are smaller

topaz aurora
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From what I've read, I could bump up my laptop's RAM to 8GBs because of a free slot

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Just would have to find the appropriate stick

quick ledge
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wait only 8gB?

topaz aurora
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The limit's probably higher

quick ledge
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might be 32

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in total

topaz aurora
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Yeah though that'd be a bit hard to find

quick ledge
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yeahh

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also doesnt the rams have to be from the same brand and stuff

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for maximum potential

topaz aurora
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Nope, 8GB max

quick ledge
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and same speed

wheat lynx
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Wait so it's 4gb at the moment?

topaz aurora
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Ye

quick ledge
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no i meant: both the ram sticks need to be identical for maximum performance

topaz aurora
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I honestly want to save up for a proper PC

quick ledge
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that would be the dream yes

topaz aurora
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I want compiling to go nyoom

wheat lynx
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It's unlikely that 32gb of RAM would really be worth it on a laptop that came with 4gb anyway, you'd end up bottlenecking with something else first with most tasks

quick ledge
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hmmm true

wheat lynx
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Saving up for a better PC is probably your best bet if possible

lofty dirge
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32GB is a ton

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few people need that

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even standard development probably doesn't require that

rough sapphire
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where does it lead to?

quick ledge
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to mr.hemlock's message

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Its a pic of list of projects ranked at different difficulties

bleak rain
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fuck

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I've realized that my current project is one of those projects that can grow indefinitely and can turn out to be gigantic

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that scope growth exponential

viral panther
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I'm so depressed. There are so few interesting dev jobs aroudn here 😦

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Almost everyone is looking for web dev JavaScript stuff or whatever

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That sounds so awful, IMO :/

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But I'm too tired of school to go back

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What to do? 😦

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Way too many programming jobs are focused on making money instead of doing interesting things :/

plucky ridge
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That's kind of the game in general

prisma geyser
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Do you think 16GB is enough for Android Development?

soft violet
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Depending on what you're planning to do, but yes. You can get by with far less.

prisma geyser
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Okay!

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Let's go with 16 then ✌️

lofty dirge
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interesting doesn't pay the bills

viral panther
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I'm thinking of changing fields but know what else I'd do

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But I can't do most of these jobs. I have no idea what to do :/

plucky ridge
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Well I'd advise sticking with the field you're in for now until you can gain the knowledge or credentials to hop

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Nothing worse than being miserable and unable to feed yourself

viral panther
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Isn't there? I've rarely been more miserable in my life than when I had to hunt down memory issues in C and C++

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I can't work with JavaScript either

That stuff makes me miserable. I can't imagine being forced to do it on a daily basis

velvet rapids
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I'm making a search thing (PostgreSQL). I want to search my database for any entries where a specific column's value is similar to a provided string. I tried using LIKE, but it doesn't work very well... it's even case sensitive. Any ideas how I can do this with PostgreSQL?

plucky ridge
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JavaScript really is no where near as bad as it was even 3 years ago

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@velvet rapids The folks over in #databases might be able to help you out

velvet rapids
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ah, thanks 😄

plucky ridge
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Happy to help

viral panther
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I am fundamentally opposed to JS as a language though. I honestly don't think I can use it and be happy with life

plucky ridge
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Why's that?

viral panther
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Because too much of it requires knowing JavaScript

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I don't care about computers

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Having to think about them is boring and often frustrating

plucky ridge
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Wait, and you're wanting to stay in coding?

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I'm confused

viral panther
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So having to spend time thinking about JavaScript instead of logic would be a nightmare

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Yeah, I don't care about computers. At all. Zero interest

plucky ridge
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JavaScript is logic.

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Yes, there are pitfalls in the language, but that's the same with any other

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It's another tool in the belt

viral panther
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JS has too many JS specific things for me. It makes me unhappy not knowing if what I'm doing is legal, and JS is all around doing things I thing should be illegal

plucky ridge
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Do you have an example?

viral panther
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"1" + "1" as opposed to "1" + 1

plucky ridge
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This is more just curiosity at this point for me

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Right, easily avoidable

undone berry
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Always the irrelevant typing stuff

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People love to hate despite the fact they've never touched it

plucky ridge
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And something that can be mitigated or completely eliminated by using a superset like TypeScript or a completely different one like Reason, or even just a type checker of which there are plenty of good ones

viral panther
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It's not irrelevant. I like knowing things about my code. I like having security and protection

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JS doesn't offer those things

plucky ridge
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It does, though

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And just like anything else, you just have to know how to use it

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Look, I HATED JS for a long time

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Hated hated hated

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But the more I explore it using things like TypeScript and Reason or others, the more I can appreciate it

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Because in the end, you can see the end result of what the compiled JS is

viral panther
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If everyone used TS, maybe I'd consider it a bit more... but I am not a computer person. I like math. The only I did CS as opposed was because I wanted a safer route

Having to think about mundane things like that are seriously soul crushing to me. I'm not joking or exaggerating

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I almost dropped out of school several times because I couldn't stand dealing with pointer issues

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I just don't care

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If it's not a logic issue, I don't care. The computer should be able to take care of it

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It was a mistake getting into CS instead, damn :/

plucky ridge
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I mean I can see where you're coming from, but it's all very interconnected.

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Like how can you expect to import or retrieve the data you need to work with if you don't interact with the computer itself.

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And using a language like Python, most of that IS abstracted away

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If maths is your true passion, then it might be worth going back to school with that focus in mind

viral panther
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That's why I'm okay using Python though. For the most part, what you see in Python is what you get

plucky ridge
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Statistics, teacher, etc.

viral panther
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There are few tricks or things you need to think about or take care for

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It's mostly straight forward

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But JS simply isn't that

plucky ridge
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Sure, but there are plenty of traps as well

viral panther
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Yeah, and that's why I still complain about Python a lot

plucky ridge
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You set a default parameter with a mutable type? Hooooo boy

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Sure but all of those ARE logical issues

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Just not on the same specific part you're thinking of

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It expects it to be one way, if given it another way, of course it's going to act contrary to what you'd expect or want

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But that's all part of it.

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If you can, it may be worth talking to a career counselor

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Seeing if there's anything that can better fit your skills or wants

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But there isn't a perfect language out there that's going to abstract everything away 100%. It's just not possible

viral panther
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I might simply not have a ny other choice but to apply for grad school or something and try to get some sort of research job. This job hunt thing has been brutal...

If only people paid you to solve puzzles all day pithink

plucky ridge
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I mean that is what coding is. But it just involves puzzle pieces you're not a fan of

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Or IT

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Could become a detective

viral panther
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Ha, like I said... I don't care about computers. IT sounds even worse than any of these jobs, no offense

The other problem though is people could at least be doing novel things

plucky ridge
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Such as

viral panther
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But instead every job sounds about the same. "Build a website to interact with our customers", or "Keep track of these documents"

plucky ridge
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Well yes. That's life. People in life need everyday things

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If you want something novel you have to make it yourself or continue to improve yourself so you get picked for those kinds of things

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And keep in mind, those novel things are still going to involve all the things you hate

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Probably more so

viral panther
#

Finding new ways to solve problems

People constantly talk about business logic and what not... nobody seems to make business logic the code itself

So why not make a new language to solve this? Make the business logic the only way that things can be done

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Like with the Game of Life. The laws are in a way the program itself

plucky ridge
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But they aren't. They're specifications, not the means to the end

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They're direction, not instruction

tight meadow
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This might be a bad suggestion, but I think that if you want to make something that is fun for you, then make your own business. It may be risky and it might not work out, but if you only care about making something "interesting," you probably won't care

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just my thought, i'm no business owner

viral panther
#

What's the difference between a direction and an instruction?

plucky ridge
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Directions are broad, loose concepts. Instructions are point to point, do this then this then this

lofty dirge
#

TheKing, TS is heavily used, Microsoft, Google and others use it, I think Discord does as well

viral panther
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Sorry, I meant more used around here

lofty dirge
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we use it exclusively

viral panther
#

I'm not looking for jobs away from here unless it's a remote job

plucky ridge
#

That's also going to hurt chances.

viral panther
#

Yeah :/

plucky ridge
#

(granted I'm not willing to move either right now, so I feel you there)

viral panther
#

Masked Man Because I'm not good about making money

plucky ridge
#

What even qualifies as business logic?

viral panther
#

It's one of the last thing that I think about... I don't even know what people might want 😮

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Dunno

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The term just seems to be thrown out a lot

plucky ridge
#

I mean you know what they want

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They're hiring for it

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It's just not something you want them to want

viral panther
#

I guess :/

plucky ridge
#

You have to figure, all the current novel ideas are focused heavily in machine learning and AI tech. And most of that won't end up being fully useful or practical for the clients

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Might be more so when 5G becomes standard, but for now, a LOT of it requires too much processing power

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People want practical solutions, practical applications

viral panther
#

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Business_logic
This sounds exactly like it should be a trivial problem. If we can make crazy state machines for things like parsers we should be able to do this stuff no problem

In computer software, business logic or domain logic is the part of the program that encodes the real-world business rules that determine how data can be created, stored, and changed. It is contrasted with the remainder of the software that might be concerned with lower-level...

plucky ridge
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Does what it says on the tin

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I mean... we have that.

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Websites do that all the time, office suites like, well, Office do that.

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Business logic isn't a new concept

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It's literally UI

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The modern conveniences we add to things to make the user less aware that they're using it rather than just doing the thing

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But under that it still requires all the gears and cogs it always has

viral panther
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Then why are people always talking about it? Let's just come up with as general a solution for this as we can and move on to something new

plucky ridge
#

Who are the people talking about it

lofty dirge
#

ahh, the life ending statement of every programmer "This process is simple, we should be able to code it easily"

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then all one off requirements show up

viral panther
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Recruiters, job application stuff, etc. I see the terms pop up all the time

plucky ridge
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People who don't know code you mean?

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Who don't understand the process?

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They just know the result they want

viral panther
plucky ridge
#

For every single possible state?

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So this is assuming that business practices never change?

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No new needs are ever had?

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We code the way we do because it IS expandable

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Because we can easily build on the concepts we create to make it apply to things that might be needed in the future

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Any one else can correct me if I'm wrong, it's just how I view it

viral panther
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You can add new things by dragging and dropping chnges. Just throw them in there. Make the graph your solution to the problem

plucky ridge
#

And if you have a new need for something those states don't cover?

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Do you remake the system, add to it, or start using the existing pieces to create things it wasn't intended for?

viral panther
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That's not business logic anymore, if you need to transform data in one way the you need an actual programmer

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But how many things do businesses actually need to do? Probably not manu

plucky ridge
#

Um

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What?

viral panther
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Get data, process it, store it, and pass it around

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What else is necessary?

plucky ridge
#

I like how you boiled down those to 4 things as if those 4 things aren't comprised of thousands

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"What's it take to get to the moon? Oh we just gotta make a rocket ship and then we're there"

viral panther
#

That's part of the problem. People make things too complicated

plucky ridge
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Because things ARE complicated

viral panther
#

Some things are, a lot of things aren't. You can ignore most details... that's one of the most important parts of computer science

lofty dirge
#

have you tried fixing people?

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they are the worst

plucky ridge
#

You can ignore most details
Yes, after you determine which ones are safe to ignore.

lofty dirge
#

until that detail is critical to some executive somewhere

plucky ridge
#

Or to the code safety at large

#

But I mean it wasn't one of the 4 big steps so....

viral panther
#

I'm talking about business logic

plucky ridge
#

Coding is the solely the act of breaking larger things down into smaller, working pieces

viral panther
#

Not coding

plucky ridge
#

Yes, and even business logic requires smaller bits to make the larger bits work

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You cannot have one without the other

lofty dirge
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so I dealt with purchasing department at mid sized company, approval process alone was a nightmare

#

hardware approvals up to 1000 were auto approved if Dell and Laptop

viral panther
#

Sure you can. Cellular automata don't require our physical computers

lofty dirge
#

unless the person the hardware was for executive, then it was 2000 and Mac/Dell

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software could be approved by anyone up to 5000 except for Sharon who couldn't approve any software

plucky ridge
#

God damn it, Sharon

lofty dirge
#

after 5000 it had to go Mike/Bob, after 10k it was Mike

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but Sharon could approve vehicle purchases up to 20k

viral panther
#

That's what's really cool about declarative programming, BTW. You describe what things are

You don't tell the computer how to solve your problem, you simply tell it what the solution is

The computer then figures out the details

lofty dirge
#

so just doing "if purchaser.approval is Sharon and purchase.amount > 5000: reject"

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wouldn't work

plucky ridge
#

Yes I'm aware of how declarative works

lofty dirge
#

most declarative programming becomes this GUI unreadable mess

plucky ridge
#

However you still need to know how the bits work in order to make those bits

lofty dirge
#

so it becomes Write Once, Edit Never, like a Perl program

plucky ridge
#

Knit one, Perl two

viral panther
#

Someone has to do coding, but again... business logic is not coding

Kind of like that, yeah

plucky ridge
#

I think I'm not understanding what your point is

viral panther
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But you can edit it. It'd be kind of like a lambda calculus thing

plucky ridge
#

If your point is that there needs to be more business logic solutions, then cool. Do it

lofty dirge
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there are plenty of those already

plucky ridge
#

But repeating the buzzwords and loose concepts of it won't create it

lofty dirge
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ServiceNow/SalesForce is two I can think of

plucky ridge
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@rough sapphire Rather you didn't drop random videos into the middle of an ongoing conversation

lofty dirge
plucky ridge
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Kind of rude

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Thank you

lofty dirge
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Azure has Logic Apps

plucky ridge
#

I think I lost what your overall point is, King

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Why don't we use business logic more and coding less?

lofty dirge
#

AWS/GCP has something similar I'm sure

plucky ridge
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Because you're highly restricted in what you can do in those business logic situations

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You work within the constraints of the system. In coding, you create the system

lofty dirge
#

Hemlock, how is Excel work going?

plucky ridge
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Better this time around

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I'm happy they have a Ribbon Designer

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Less happy that I have to do it by hand but eh

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I can live with it

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Was hoping for a way that I could just dump all the images into it and it'd generate the buttons for me

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But this is okay too

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Should have gone with this in the first place....

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It's what I get for trying to be too forward thinking, I guess

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Another plus side is that it's far, FAR easier to interact with the workbook and what have you

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No having to try and sync between two different systems, essentially

viral panther
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(Sorry, reading about some stuff)

I'm not sure what I was going for since I don't do business or business stuff 🤷

I guess just a way to describe how a business is run. A universal mode l of sorts

small fossil
#

erm

frozen crane
#

Ducks aren't real?

#

Just like the entire state of Washington?

plain slate
#

texas isn't real

tight meadow
#

California might not exist if it stays perpetually on fire

scenic blaze
#

Anyone have any experience creating a .dll file out of a .c file?

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I feel like it should be really easy and that I'm just an idiot

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But I've never had to do this

viral panther
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The smartest guy I know said he tried to do it and asked two of his professional brothers for help... His conclusion was that they're magic

topaz aurora
#

The last time I'd to compile a DLL I had to use MSVC

viral panther
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(Although his case was maybe a little bit special. I'm not sure)

scenic blaze
#

I'm just trying to create a .dll file so I can call it in python with ctypes

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What's MSVC? Visual Code?

viral panther
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(Combining two different .NET languages)

topaz aurora
#

The Visual C/C++ compiler I think it's what's called

viral panther
#

Why are you so insistent on doing it this way?

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Just to learn how?

topaz aurora
#

Basically Microsoft's C/C++ compiler

scenic blaze
#

I have C code that does a thing with an obsolete file type. It's basically impossible to recreate in Python since no documentation exists for the file type, but I still need a Python file that parses the data.

viral panther
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Don't

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Just convert the output to what you want

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What's the file type?

scenic blaze
#

.eas

viral panther
#

What does the raw binary file look like?

scenic blaze
#

I don't know.

viral panther
#

Check it out. Maybe it's pretty easy to read

topaz aurora
#

How about wrapping the C code in Cython?

viral panther
scenic blaze
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I don't think I've ever used Cython

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I just know that my boss wanted a Python parser

viral panther
#

Now I'm curious

scenic blaze
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TheKing, it's an output of an EEG device, the company discontinued the file type 12 years ago

viral panther
#

Can you post the file that generates your output file?

scenic blaze
#

I don't think I can, but it's messy af. It's basically someone going byte by byte and doing all kinds of pointer voodoo

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To process it

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I was originally going to recreate this all in Python, but the code is so dense that now I kind of don't want to do too much to the input/outputs

viral panther
#

That sounds so weird... this is for a microcontroller, right?

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So I guess maybe that's why :/

scenic blaze
#

No. It used to be on a microcontroller, now they want to host it on the cloud

viral panther
#

Right, the code you have is for a microcontroller

scenic blaze
#

Yeah

viral panther
#

Well, my question is... Why do you want a DLL?

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What's the plan for the interface?

scenic blaze
#

I want to use ctypes to be able to call the functions in python

viral panther
#

Even if you build a DLL you still need some way to get communication and am understanding of the data

scenic blaze
#

But I think I need a .dll for that

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The .c file returns a pointer to a structure, I'll modify it to return the structure itself

viral panther
#

Right, but you don't seem to understand the data structure so how would you use the DLL?

Anyway, I've mentioned it a few times but I think SWIG is the easiest way to do what you want. Maybe give it a shot if you can't make any progress :P

scenic blaze
#

I've made progress in understanding the data structure the file outputs

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But the internal data structures are a mess

viral panther
#

So why not just ignore it? I'd you're tryyto make a DLL I take it you won't be using Python for parsing

scenic blaze
#

Yeah, I'm planning on ignoring the internal data structures, lol

ripe fractal
#

Ducks are real

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I would know

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I am one

topaz aurora
#

🦆

tight meadow
#

ducks are not real

tight meadow
#

I have a question, I DON'T PLAN ON DOING THIS: but is it possible to login as a bot on discord?

main wyvern
#

@tight meadow I believe discord does not like it.

tight meadow
#

I know

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I was just curious if it is possible

main wyvern
#

Oh 100% possible. But you'll probably get banned everywhere it goes.

tight meadow
#

I know, I don't plan on doing it

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I just wanted to know if it is a possibility

main wyvern
#

Discord would be chaos.

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Especially with giveaways and etc. Nightmare fuel spamming.

formal blaze
#

I was watching youtube and a video about coding was making a ranking app that arranges specific thumbnails by votes
And the algorithm was built in maths ?!

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I mean I don't think it didn't have any relation with maths

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The algorithm:

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Are they overreacting or it's real ?

rough sapphire
#

u know that meme it has always been

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well it has always been math

viral panther
#

@formal blaze Computer science is very heavily involved with math. In fact, it's a field in mathematics

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A lot of algorithms are nothing more than calculating numbers in a certain way

formal blaze
#

@viral panther Isn't ranking thumbnails all about comparing numbers here ?

viral panther
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What numbers?

formal blaze
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Every thumbnail will get it's rank in the custom web page by comparing the number of votes it has

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The most votes gets the higher rank

viral panther
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Even a simple model like would require some manipulation. You can't treat 5 votes that are all positive the same way you would 1000 votes that are 99% positive

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So you have to do some math magic to make things fair

formal blaze
#

Well the app he coded was very simple

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For the homepage you see 2 thumbnails

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You click one

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It's a vote

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You get other 2 thumbnails

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Etc.

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Doesn't even requires 5 hours of coding

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I'm talking about the whole website he made

viral panther
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Goes to show you how important math is then if even such a simple app needs it

formal blaze
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I'm discussing because if most of these basic apps requires maths then my career is a joke 😂

viral panther
#

What's your career?

formal blaze
#

If I can make it without these complicated stuff, There's no problem ?

viral panther
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Maybe. Depends on what you're trying to do

formal blaze
#

I don't know if you can watch the video since I don't wanna waste your time

viral panther
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That's just one small app. Maybe you'll need math for the next project. Maybe you won't

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It depends on the app. Math is a pretty great tool though, you should definitely get comfortable with it

formal blaze
#

I will definitely keep that in mind, Thanks <3

boreal olive
#

Guys is prime os good?

rough sapphire
#

@boreal olive Prime OS?

quick ledge
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i haven't used it

rough sapphire
quick ledge
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but a friend has used phoenix os

rough sapphire
#

Considering I've never even heard of it until now, I'd have to do more research.
But, upon initial cursory inspection, I wouldn't trust some random OS claiming to be the end-all, be-all.

quick ledge
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yeah

boreal olive
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That's why I asked about it

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Maybe someone has used it

bleak rain
#

Never fails to be relevant

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end-all, be-all never fails to fail

bleak rain
#

Windows task manager resources view is esoteric at best... I look at my ram usage and it says I'm using up about 1.8gb in total from all processes... It says 88% usage (I have 8GB installed). Then I fire up some RAM hogs and I get my ram usage up to about 4.5GB.. Now it says 93% usage

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???? yert I fucking hate that windows won't let me see what is truly using up the ram, put your cards on the table what the fuck

#

I might actually switch to linux because of this, I imagine they would have more transparency with these kinds of lookups and less winbloat

gentle moss
#

use resource monitor not task manager if you want a more detailed view

bleak rain
#

Tried it yet showed the same

rough sapphire
#

Birds aren't real

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And ducks are birds

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So ducks aren't real

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/s

lofty dirge
#

Task Manager RAM output is easily understandable

quick ledge
#

What about individual programs?

gentle moss
#

look up, resource monitor.

lofty dirge
#
In Use: What Applications actually have data in
Available: How much is available for usage (memory being used by cache and memory requested by applications but not actually in use)
Committed: How much memory has been given over to applications regardless of use or not
Cached: How much RAM is being used to backed files or paged memory, under memory pressure, this is second chunk of RAM that would be turned over to applications, free memory (if any would be first)
Paged Pool: System Reserved
Non-paged Pool: System Reserved```
bleak rain
#

I'm deadass looking into linux

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fuck winbloat

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Bill Gates is a hack

lofty dirge
#

I don't care what you do, but don't blame OS for lack of knowledge

bleak rain
#

It's literally hiding shit from me

#

I've looked into every nook and cranny

lofty dirge
#

If you want to see your memory table, you can download Microsoft tool called "RAMMap" that will show you a break down of your RAM usage byte by byte

bleak rain
#

I have literally downloaded that exact program

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but it didn't tell me the exact processes using it up

#

It gave me the categories, sure

#

but that helps me jack

lofty dirge
#

really?

bleak rain
#

hold on, I'll burden my RAM and I can screenshot what I mean

lofty dirge
bleak rain
#

Yeah, but it doesn't add up for me

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I'll show you what I mean

#

my goto way of burdening the computer is opening up GTNH lol

lofty dirge
#

because you misunderstand Windows Memory management (which works like Linux)

#

you can't just add up, because some of categories overlap

bleak rain
#

either I must've missed something completely obvious or I have a fucking taiwanese cryptominer slowly chipping away at my computer

#

I am talking about the individual processes

lofty dirge
#

only thing you really care about is memory (private working set)

#

that's RAM that application has asked for and cannot easily be moved around

bleak rain
#

Ok, good, I got some visual proof

#

Ok so private working set == "Proces Private"?

lofty dirge
#

under which application

bleak rain
lofty dirge
#

so java has given 4.2GB of RAM, 77MB are not actually in use, 12MB need to be sent to page file and 10MB are being used to memory mapping tracking

bleak rain
#

right

#

but there is no way in hell that all those processes amount to 5.3GB

lofty dirge
#

Do you have onboard video card?

gentle moss
#

thinking hardware reserved?

lofty dirge
#

yep

bleak rain
#

that sounds like gibberish to me

gentle moss
#

what?

bleak rain
#

I have a GTX 1050ti

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if that's what you're asking for

lofty dirge
#

on this machine

bleak rain
#

...yes?

gentle moss
#

i mean it's not gibberish. if you had an onboard a portion of your RAM would be reserved for the onboard graphics.

bleak rain
#

Yes but it's gibberish to me

gentle moss
#

ah right

bleak rain
#

talk to me like I'm a toddler

lofty dirge
#

something is asking for RAM but not using it

bleak rain
#

a toddler that really likes playing with big mc modpacks

#

which still hampers performance?

lofty dirge
#

depends

bleak rain
#

Alright, and how to find said "something"?

lofty dirge
#

really, for Windows Memory, only counter that matters is Hard Faults/Sec

#

and commit charge, both are listed in resource monitor

#

because of way it works

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for example, python

bleak rain
#

ok, so this makes a little more sense at least

#

the commits do seem to add up

lofty dirge
#

Commit, requested and granted, Working Set, ACTUALLY holding data

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in RAMMap, Use count comes from memory manager, processes is actually looking at what in RAM HOLD stuff

#

and stuff can be committed to it by Windows BUT actually shared

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for example, if two python.exe processes fired up and asked for requests library, they both would show requests library in memory but Windows would actually share it between them

bleak rain
#

hm

lofty dirge
#

windows would mark both of those processes using 5MB of memory for request library even though it was shared

#

10MB used, 5MB actually in RAM

bleak rain
#

Well, that's the weird part, because I didn't notice any really huuuge performance hit that 100% ram usage does imply

lofty dirge
#

have you hit commit charge at 100?

bleak rain
#

yes

#

I refer to my screenshot

lofty dirge
#

well, is used at 100%

#

I am

#

I see commit at 90%

#

that's not 100%

bleak rain
#

graph at right hand corner

lofty dirge
#

Hard Page Faults is ultimate counter

bleak rain
#

oh

#

wait LMAO

#

yeah its 90%

lofty dirge
#

that means windows is running to hard drive constantly for memory requests, either because it can't keep files in RAM or it's hitting the page file constantly because it's paging

bleak rain
#

Right, so the faults you mentioned, what do they signify?

lofty dirge
#

what I said

bleak rain
#

oh

lofty dirge
#

memory requests cannot be backed by RAM, they must be resolved by hard disk seeking

bleak rain
#

That makes sense

lofty dirge
#

for example, when java opens mod.jar then closes it, unless Windows is under significant memory pressure, it leaves mod.jar in RAM

#

so when java requests mod.jar, it's "Soft Page Fault", Windows didn't have the file it wanted inside java.exe memory map but it's in RAM so it's simple matter of mapping RAM into java.exe memory set and saying "here you go!"

bleak rain
#

right

#

god, I hate being at the mercy of things I do not understand a thing about

lofty dirge
#

hard page fault means "Shit shit shit, I have to go pull mod.jar from hard drive"

bleak rain
#

Now you're talking my language! haha

lofty dirge
#

so when you open a new program, you see a bunch of hard page faults because obviously nothing is in RAM

#

but after that, it should be close to 0

bleak rain
#

right, great, jotted down

#

If I notice an anomaly I can't explain with your explanation I'll let you know

lofty dirge
#

at work in my fleet of 200 Windows Servers, only memory statistic I alert on is hard page fault

bleak rain
#

For now the performance is average so I can just chalk it up to false alerts

lofty dirge
#

I track other stuff because it's useful in situation, but otherwise, hard page fault is clearest indication that Windows is under serious memory contention issues

bleak rain
#

It's real shitty of the taskmanager to say a hundred percent usage though, makes me freak out

lofty dirge
#

if your commit is 100%, you could be out of RAM or not

#

some applications (JAVA COUGH COUGH)

bleak rain
#

heh

lofty dirge
#

are notorious for asking for a bunch of RAM and not using it all

bleak rain
#

so even if other processes are literally begging on the streets for more ram then the ram won't be reallocated to be used somewhere else and taken away from java?

lofty dirge
#

depends

#

if commit/used is way out of wack, it might remove it from java

#

it's preference is purge RAM that is backing swap memory and cached files

bleak rain
#

right

lofty dirge
#

but if that is close to 0, then yea, it will begin walking back commit

bleak rain
#

never hurts with a crash course in what ram is, lol

lofty dirge
#

if that's not possible, the new application will be told "no memory for you"

gloomy mural
#

ducks are not real?

bleak rain
#

never have been.

rough sapphire
#

it's easy to do html and css

bleak rain
#

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^fuck you

#

It's hard as shit

rough sapphire
#

ooof

topaz aurora
#

Never been fond of design so I find it hard too

bleak rain
#

(It's hard when you have no visual creativity)

rough sapphire
#

I just read some ones code so u though it was easy

#

I think design is easy for me since i do digi arts

plucky ridge
#

@bleak rain Easy to learn, hard to do well

bleak rain
#

I guess

plucky ridge
#

Oh god that font would drive me insane on my phone

bleak rain
#

I struggled with this frontend for... several hours

#

and it looks straight outta 90's internet

plucky ridge
#

Frameworks

rough sapphire
#

I think i get it now

bleak rain
#

Though that being said that was my very first foray into frontend

plucky ridge
#

People have already done all the heavy lifting for you

#

There's no shame in using a framework

rough sapphire
#

Css is for the design and html is for the functionality

plucky ridge
#

@rough sapphire Sort of

rough sapphire
#

also the files are clean

#

idk about indentions tho

plucky ridge
#

HTML is what you see, what the browser uses to know what goes where. CSS is for styling the HTML, so telling it what is what color, what font to use, where to put stuff, etc.

#

There is SOME functionality you can add in to a page using HTML, but most of that is relegated to JS

rough sapphire
#

yup thats what i mean but in simpler way

plucky ridge
#

Fair enough

rough sapphire
#

the heck with the indentions tho

plucky ridge
#

What do you mean

#

In which

rough sapphire
#

this

plucky ridge
#

It's for helping you know what parts are nested in others

rough sapphire
#

also im still studying in android XD

plucky ridge
#

Same as with any other language

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Python does the same thing, but the only difference is that it requires it

rough sapphire
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idk cause its kinda different it only has 1 space

plucky ridge
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2

rough sapphire
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dang easy to learn!!!
(hard to apply)

plucky ridge
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<body>
  <header>
12345
rough sapphire
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motivation!!!!!!!!

plucky ridge
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2 spaces

lofty dirge
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HTML doesn’t use indentations for control so most people only use 2

plucky ridge
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Also considering how many more indentations you end up with...

rough sapphire
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the code looks kinda zigzagy

plucky ridge
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I think of it as staircases

rough sapphire
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i just noticed this

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<> this pattern

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every that has an ending of <>

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/

plucky ridge
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Yep

rough sapphire
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<>

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wtf

plucky ridge
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It's how HTML knows that that block has ended

rough sapphire
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\

plucky ridge
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</>

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Yeah I know what you meant

rough sapphire
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i wonder why

plucky ridge
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Because that's how they designed it?

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There isn't really a deep philosophical reason

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XML does the same thing

rough sapphire
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hidden function maybe XD

plucky ridge
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But it's not hidden

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You just said what it does

rough sapphire
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\kill @mobs

plucky ridge
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Not appropriate

rough sapphire
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\kill @e

plucky ridge
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At all

rough sapphire
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uhhh

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i cant believe myself

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everyrhing i do needs a pc

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cya

polar vigil
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What is project you have learned the most?

rough sapphire
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@plucky ridge
guess what
||remember the site i said earlier with the nihongo quest I got it's code now its mine XD||

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timw to do the CPE
copy
paste
edit

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easy website 😂

polar vigil
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What

plucky ridge
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So you're going to scalp an entire website?

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Well that's fairly shitty

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And likely against their terms

rough sapphire
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ha

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well gg to me

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luckily Edit was part of it so hahahahaa

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remove that copy right 😂

plucky ridge
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I've got no respect for people who do that

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If it's someone else's hard work or dream then why would it be the right thing to do to just steal it?

rough sapphire
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just kidding it was all for references

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also I just noticed that html is dependent language

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cant function without css

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probably

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haha

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srly it was all fir references also i dint sven knie html that much yet

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I for my keybodard

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F

plucky ridge
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It can function without CSS

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It just won't be as pretty

rancid forge
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i just learned you can type normal variables

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that makes things handy

plucky ridge
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It's pretty nice

rancid forge
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now i can actually see the methods and variables that i want to even though i wouldn't be able to before

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also if i return self does that mean i can string methods together

plucky ridge
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I believe so

honest star
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Mmmm I'm 6th in line for this waitlist class. Here's to hoping people fuck up and don't do the daily "yes, I'm sure I still want to take this class"

viral panther
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Ask the student advisor and or teacher for an exemption code

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In my experience, if you ask for permission they let you in even if the class is full and has a wait list

honest star
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Not for this class or this program. It's not my exact research field, just something I want to take.

quick ledge
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Hire 6 hitmen

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Or one really good hitman

round rose
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or both

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outsource the outsourcing

quick ledge
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Oh yeah it's all coming together

round rose
#
def hire(pay):
    if pay >= good_enough:
        return hire(pay / 2)
    else:
        snitch()```
quick ledge
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Nice

round rose
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There was a story associated with this code, hold on

quick ledge
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Ikkk

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I've heard of it

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Was trying to find it myself

round rose
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I found the original article, but not the meme

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Different caption, but eh

quick ledge
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Apparently the final hitman felt sympathy towards the guy in whom the hit was on, and confessed to him

round rose
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I think he's more a miss man than a hitman at this point

quick ledge
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Lmao got'em

viral panther
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Does anyone have a recommendation for Code Wars vs Code Kaya's vs whatever else?

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I used one of those sites and it sucked, but I can't remember which site it was :(

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So now I just want to know what the 'best' one is

undone berry
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@scenic blaze if you do it in the terminal that pycharm provides, you should be in whatever conda's equivalent of a venv is

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so it should be a relatively painless process

scenic blaze
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I hope so. I haven't had much luck with relatively painless processes lately, haha

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It's funny/not funny how much of the job can have like... dealing with stuff that has nothing to do with coding or even thinking of coding

sand inlet
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@vital moth any channel in Python Help: Available is available and you can post a message there to claim it

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any channel in Python Help: Occupied is being used, if you talk there it should be to help the person who claimed the channel with their problem, not to state your own problem

vital moth
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does anyone know why my .exe file keeps closing when i converted right

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ok

sand inlet
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any channel in Python Help: Dormant is dormant and will come back later

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(this is an off-topic channel because there wasn't any other fitting channel for teaching you about the information you should have already found by reading #❓|how-to-get-help)

scenic blaze
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Does anyone know what it's called when you're trying to figure out the file structure of a binary file?

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Like, trying to figure out which bytes/bits are the header, what part of the header, etc.

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Is that just... the binary file structure?

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Or is there some technical term

undone berry
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normally it's defined by some magic number at the top

scenic blaze
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Right, I was just wondering if there's some kind of special lingo or term for the specs of a binary file

round rose
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metadata?

scenic blaze
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Hmm, maybe? I guess none of this really matters, I just don't want to be unclear or come across like a noob but I can either clarify or just suck it up

round rose
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I think metadata technically qualifies as the correct term for it, but it's usually used to refer to specific parts of the file header

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Like artist and album data for .mp3s

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But the structure itself probably has either has a different name, or is just referred to as the file structure

ancient wolf
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ha ha ha

round rose
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Either way I think file structure sounds clear enough, don't stress about it

scenic blaze
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👍

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I don't think they're going to give it to me tbh

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But if they do it will make my life a whole lot easier

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Can't believe a significant portion of my job rn is begging another company for obselete proprietary information but here we are

sullen thorn
mortal whale
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aaa hi. uh i just kinda wanted to introduce myself although im not expecting myself to be too active. my names connor & i make discord bots just as a hobbyist. im like,,, Extremely New to this so i joined here so i can ask questions i cant answer with google, basically lol.

viral panther
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Hi

sullen thorn
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Welcome 🙂

scenic briar
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403-addicted-to-coffee

rough sapphire
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i am irritation

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im not doing anything more than i normally am

scenic briar
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what programe is using that much cpu

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i mean i sees a ide

rough sapphire
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i dont even know..

scenic briar
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click on processes

rough sapphire
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i usually stay at 50% cpu when Kaede is running, and 25-ish% disk

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its system, and pycharm

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but i dont know why this is happening all of a sudden

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im running less than i usually do

tight meadow
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check the processes tab

rough sapphire
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i did.

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its system, and pycharm
@rough sapphire

tight meadow
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what does it say

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close pycharm and see what happens

scenic briar
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give screenshot

rough sapphire
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this was happening before.

scenic briar
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what service is that expand

rough sapphire
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doesnt help, my disk is at 100% active time, with 2MB/s cuz something keeps making lots of tiny reads and writes and monopolizing my disk

tight meadow
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that makes sense

rough sapphire
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doesnt help, my disk is at 100% active time, with 2MB/s cuz something keeps making lots of tiny reads and writes and monopolizing my disk
this happens a lot ^^^^

scenic briar
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lol is it updating or some shit

rough sapphire
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well i mean i have an update ready

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which.. should imply... that it's done doing what it need to do

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i want my hdd's response time back >:(

scenic briar
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is it normal for spotify to use that much cpu tho

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it is a music client

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and it is using as much as a browser does

rough sapphire
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it spikes

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i feel like the disk response time being so high is keeping prgrams waiting longe

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which might be the cause of the high Cpu?

scenic briar
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get a ssd

rough sapphire
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well

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the thing is

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i dont think it's a hdd vs ssd issue

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my hard drive is capable of 200MBps

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i've benchmarked it mutiple times

scenic briar
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what
raptor drive?

rough sapphire
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its nothing special, just a laptop hdd

scenic briar
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why do one have raptor drive in laptop

rough sapphire
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huh

scenic briar
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no hdd capatible of handling 200mbps

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that is raptor drive or some sort

rough sapphire
vale pilot
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ewww

rough sapphire
#

well..

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not toshiba apparently

scenic briar
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that drive is not capable of handing 200mbps read write

rough sapphire
scenic briar
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you sure your benchmark is accurate

rough sapphire
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seagate's spec sheet says 140

scenic briar
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still not 200mbps