ot2-the-original-pubsta

[pine rapids]

but im a noob

is it gonna be hard

[round moss]

you don't need the more complicated features or the linear algebra, opencv just uses it as a convenient way of manipulating multidimensional arrays

[pine rapids]

ok

[round moss]

it really isn't horrible, but I can understand if you start out confused

did you learn about regular lists?

just the [1, 3, 4, 5]

[pine rapids]

yeah

[round moss]

did you ever try to put a list into another list like [[1]]

[pine rapids]

ye

[round moss]

then you should be fine

numpy is just a more powerful version of that

and by powerful I mean easy

[pine rapids]

so i should only do specific stuff in numpy?

[round moss]

you can do whatever you want more or less

I don't really know what you mean by specific

there are some confusing things in numpy, like the 3 arg form of np.where

[pine rapids]

ok

like how would i know what i need to learn for opencv

[round moss]

use opencv and google what you want to do or ask in a help channel about it. That's more or less how I went about it

[pine rapids]

ok ty

alr

[wide totem]

!pypi google

[clever salmon]

google v3.0.0

Python bindings to the Google search engine.

[wide totem]

!pypi numpy

[clever salmon]

numpy v1.20.1

NumPy is the fundamental package for array computing with Python.

[round moss]

and if you find it boring, just stop and try something else. What was fun for me doesn't have to be fun for you

!pypi opencv-python

[clever salmon]

opencv-python v4.5.1.48

Wrapper package for OpenCV python bindings.

[languid osprey]

Is there a way to get rounded corners on openbox?

[vague shadow]

Google says maybe?

https://arcolinuxforum.com/viewtopic.php?t=961

[languid osprey]

Cool

Hm

Thanks :D

I'll check that out

[wide totem]

@bright leaf hellllp ill listen

So lost here

[bright leaf]

🤔 What is that

[wide totem]

Android gplay store

I tried clearing cache and data, won't authenticate at all

[full marlin]

Can’t relate I have an iPhone

[bright leaf]

no clue sorry

[full marlin]

lmao

[wide totem]

I am signed into my account, that's the problem

[wide totem]

Oh you have Apple?

Damn it

[bright leaf]

I don't, I just dont know how to fix that error

[wide totem]

Ah

Hhhhh

Oh ffs

Aight

This is fun

[full marlin]

Is there a customer service number?

that you can call? So they fix it?

[wide totem]

Lo

Wait

I have a pixel

So that's actually possible

[wide totem]

@full marlin @bright leaf it really liked a password change

like, really really

really really really

[bright leaf]

👀

[novel briar]

Can anyone pleaseee help me with a few things if so dm me

[wide totem]

@wicked hollow will you be here in like 10 hours and could help me with git

[wicked hollow]

Probably not, that's the middle of the work day for me

[wide totem]

Ah okay

[wicked hollow]

But I'm sure there will be someone around who can

[wide totem]

Sheesh go to sleep

[wicked hollow]

2 AM here, heh

[wide totem]

don't tell me to sleep tho

1:45 am here

[wicked hollow]

Cute.

There actually are timezones that are 15 minutes off from an hour

None around GMT - 5, though

[wide totem]

So its actually 2 am for you or you rounded slightly?

[wicked hollow]

Rounded.

[wide totem]

Oh okay

[wicked hollow]

It's currently 11:30 AM in Nepal, though

[wide totem]

Hm

I should sleep tho

[dusky cliff]

11:15 am for me 🥴

[wide totem]

School at 8/30 am

Pretend that's a :

I don't wanna edit

[dusky cliff]

alr

[wide totem]

Ty

[wide totem]

Shit.
@wicked hollow at this point it's 8 hours.

Lmao

[wicked hollow]

lol

[wide totem]

I need to sleep

Also

On Wednesday I'm wiping my raspberry pi 3

And replacing the SD card

Because ffs it's starting to have so serious issues

It mounted in read only yesterday it seems

[median blade]

damn

[hallow imp]

"grow your projects" can i advertise my bot?

[echo flower]

why don't you format it?

that should clean the corruption

[warped maple]

Can any1 answer this....can we advertise our bot ?

[tranquil ridge]

no, i dont think so

but i think you can share the features as a project in off topic

[somber belfry]

No, we dont allow advertisements for bots.

@hallow imp , @warped maple

[lucid osprey]

but advertise link the source code btw

[somber belfry]

Showcasing opensource projects is fine.

[warped maple]

[somber belfry]

[lucid osprey]

vivekji

[keen burrow]

Vivekji indeed

[lucid osprey]

ima call you vivekji 🙏 because

respect staff members and their..
💯

lol hahaha you even changed your name to vivekji

[keen burrow]

Yep, he did

He did...

[lucid osprey]

:Salute:

[tranquil ridge]

. 🔨

no changing names of other people

[somber belfry]

Abusekarys

always abusing

[lucid osprey]

wait akarys changed ur username

?

like by using the bot command?

.topic

[rustic harbor]

**What is the most useless talent that you have?**

Suggest more topics here!

[keen burrow]

I didn't do anything

No proof or whatsoever

[dusky cliff]

sure

[lucid osprey]

😉

[dusky cliff]

we totally trust you akarys

totally

[lucid osprey]

akarys baiyya we believe you

[lucid osprey]

Its very difficult to press on "show message" over and over again 🥴

[short hound]

Yo is there a name for the language/pseudo language that command line interfaces use? Specifically looking for windows command line

I'm tempted to call the windows cmd language "Batch" because the files are called "batch files"

I'm really just looking for a good book on becoming a cmd superuser

[fair creek]

#Create a function to combine the values of the important columns into a single string
def get_important_features(data):
important_features = []
for i in range(0, data.shape[0]):
important_features.append(data['Actors'][i]+' '+data['Director'][i]+' '+data['Genre'][i]+' '+data['Title'][i])

return important_features                                                                                              #Create a column to hold the combined strings

df['important_features'] = get_important_features(df)

#Show the data
df.head(3)
This is my code although i am getting below error: Traceback (most recent call last)
<ipython-input-10-50d23e3e0015> in <module>()
1 #Create a column to hold the combined strings
----> 2 df['important_features'] = get_important_features(df)
3
4 #Show the data
5 df.head(3)

3 frames
/usr/local/lib/python3.7/dist-packages/pandas/core/internals/construction.py in sanitize_index(data, index)
746 if len(data) != len(index):
747 raise ValueError(
--> 748 "Length of values "
749 f"({len(data)}) "
750 "does not match length of index "

ValueError: Length of values (1) does not match length of index (1000)
Please help

[full marlin]

@fair creek try #data-science-and-ml

[fair creek]

okay thanks

[lucid osprey]

hi~~

[jovial island]

.topic

[rustic harbor]

**If you could be anyone else for one day, who would it be?**

Suggest more topics here!

[jovial island]

joe, so i can take over this server

.topic

[rustic harbor]

**What Easter tradition do you enjoy most?**

Suggest more topics here!

[zinc vale]

ooof

[blissful coral]

ask: @joe you remind me of someone?

[jovial island]

non

[blissful coral]

well, dont then

[languid osprey]

Guys, i got a finalized syntax for my language https://paste.pythondiscord.com/ekaxopunuh.txt

[jovial island]

@languid osprey how is the language going?

[languid osprey]

Eh, im formulating the syntax atm

Im planning to start coding it next month

I need to finalize the features

[jovial island]

ok

[languid osprey]

I'm planning to make it in rust for speed

[jovial island]

i wanna make a language that is very generous and accepts both colons and indentations, or semicolons and braces,

[round moss]

php

[languid osprey]

Lol

PHP allows that? I haven't ever used it

I want my language to have optional type declaration

[jovial island]

oh

[round moss]

well, IDK if its actually indentation

if ($pred):
    $obj->method();
endif;

[languid osprey]

Hm

[round moss]

this is at least approximately correct syntax

[languid osprey]

Cool

[round moss]

also nim

[jovial island]

and i wanna make it either static with type inference like rust, or dynamic

maybe static with type inference

[languid osprey]

I'm planning on dynamic

[round moss]

if cond: (
    obj.hello,
    atr.bye,
)

[languid osprey]

Ooh

[round moss]

you can also just do the python thing

[languid osprey]

So like how python handles types?

[round moss]

\o

[languid osprey]

I'm planning on something like ```
x = 10
// or
x: Int = 10

-- public
func my_func(num: Int) -> Int:
return num

[wide totem]

Hello lak~~

[round moss]

gradual typing?

[round moss]

or just type hints

[wide totem]

done deleting

[round moss]

or full on dynamic typing, but types are used for dispatch like in julia

or full static typing with inference, like haskell

[languid osprey]

Hm, well its mostly type hints, but if you declare the type like this py x: Int = 10 You cant do x = "Thing" Because you already declared it as an int, while on the other hand, if you do x = 10 You can do ```
x = "Thing"

[languid osprey]

No, i don't want full on static typing, all type declaration is optional

I want the syntax to be simple

With a lot of optional things that may be useful in some cases

[round moss]

if I have a program that looks like this

x: Int = 5
sleep(10)
x = 'a'
``` does it error before or after the sleep is done

[balmy cape]

It never errors

[languid osprey]

Hm, Its interpreted, so at the third line when you try to change it to a string

I have a lot to figure out lol

[round moss]

I see, so the julia approach

[languid osprey]

I've never used julia, but yeah ig

[balmy cape]

You could make a class that enforces typing

[round moss]

good option, julia is quite smart

[languid osprey]

Cool

[round moss]

we aren't talking about python

[balmy cape]

:d

sinful

[languid osprey]

Lol, I'm planning out my own language that I'm planning to make

I also want match statements similar to rust, ```
match somethign:
case 1:
// Do code
case "two":
// do code

[fluid haven]

int

[languid osprey]

Hm?

[round moss]

raku would be an example where it errors before the sleep,

my $x = 4;
sleep(10);
$x = 100;
```^ fine
```perl
my Int $x = 4;
sleep(10)
$x = "100";
``` ^error before running
```perl
my Int(Any) $x = 4;
sleep(10)
$x = "100";
```^fine
```perl
my Int(Any) $x = 4;
sleep(10)
$x = "hello";
```^error after the sleep

[languid osprey]

Ooh

Thats cool

[round moss]

this is called gradual typing

[languid osprey]

Ive never used raku

[languid osprey]

Ohh ok

[round moss]

I would be surprised if you had tbh

it is not the most popular language

[languid osprey]

Oh

[gusty horizon]

butterflies are pretty cool

[languid osprey]

Im planning on adding something like this as well ```
x = "STRING"

@x
func randcase(self):
random_chars = ""

for char in self.characters:
match random.randchoice(1, 2):
1:
new_chars += char.to_upper()
2:
new_chars += char.to_lower()

return random_chars

So you can add your own functions into different variables

So a custom string method

Lol

I want to add something called function signing as well, where you can sign functions with different attributes, like below ```
// Makes public
-- public
func myfunc():
// do code

// Makes it a testing function
-- test
func testingfunc():
// do code
And its also used inside objects
obj Test:
--initialize // Functions signed by this are executed when the object is initialized, can have multiple of these
func myfunc(self):
...

[upbeat sandal]

Why is this ot name a thing

[wide totem]

👀

[blissful coral]

Christians : You Heretics-

[junior holly]

poor jesus

[uncut sail]

leave him be, the whole cross thing was enough 😠

[wide totem]

hm

I wonder

oh that was a horrible idea

actually

that got blocked by my filters so uh

@storm birch pls delete it

[storm birch]

what... is that

[wide totem]

attachment link uwuifed

[storm birch]

lol

[wide totem]

pls delete

ty

[storm birch]

ok, sure lol.

[odd sphinx]

this is so sad

[full marlin]

What is

the channel being dead?

[jovial island]

JESUS USES DISCORD

BOTTOM TEXT

[odd sphinx]

lol

[jovial island]

!unmute jesus

[slow valve]

you don't have da power sadge

[fluid plank]

hmmm who is jesus? is he a fictional character? from a fictional book? oooooh

[short hound]

Man the open() syntax is screwing with my head

[unreal sigil]

what about it?

[short hound]

Maybe I'm just misreading but It's used to create files and read/write from them?

Why would I have to open a file that's not created yet?

[unreal sigil]

It can be used to create and open a file if it doesn't exist

But you can just open a file that already exists

[short hound]

Is that the only way to create files that don't exist?

[unreal sigil]

Not at all, one other way that comes to mind would be executing some commands in the command line via a python program

There would be plenty of other ways

[short hound]

I think I'm just having trouble with open() not immediately returning an error if there isn't an existing file to open.

Not logically but

[unreal sigil]

it can, it depends on what mode you use

[short hound]

Morally

[unreal sigil]

It will only create the file if it doesn't find it if you specify it to do so

well actually, trying to remember which modes did and didn't

I know for sure reading will throw an error if it's not found

and most of the time when you're working with a file you'll be reading then writing some value to it, so the reading first will throw the error if the file doesn't exist

write I can't remember if only w+ creates the file or if both w+ and w do

[short hound]

Wait w+?

[unreal sigil]

Reading and writing

keep in mind it'll still truncate the file upon opening it

[short hound]

Huh okay thanks you learn something new every day

[somber belfry]

both creates the file, iirc

r and r+ errors out

[wide totem]

@somber belfry can you give context on this channel name

This is as much as I could produce.

[median blade]

poor vivek

[somber belfry]

that's pretty much it

except, it's a different user

[wide totem]

Oh

Smh

[wide totem]

can I dm you something

[somber belfry]

hmmmmmmmm, sure

[proper python]

float AngleToPoint(Vector2 point)
    {
        float angle;
        if (point.x == transform.position.x)
            angle = point.y > transform.position.y ? 90 : 270;
        else
            angle = Mathf.Atan((point.y - transform.position.y) / (point.x - transform.position.x)) * 180.0f / Mathf.PI;

        if (point.x - transform.position.x < 0)
            angle += 180;

        return angle;
    }

    Vector2 AngleToDir(float angle)
    {
        if (angle == 90)
            return new Vector2(0, 1);
        else if (angle == 270)
            return new Vector2(0, -1);
            
        Vector2 angleDir = new Vector2(1, Mathf.Tan(angle / 180.0f * Mathf.PI));
        if (angle > 270 || angle < 90)
            angleDir.x *= -1;

        return angleDir;
    }

so i have this, and i know for a fact that one or both of these functions don't work. any ideas?

nvm, got it working

[odd sphinx]

nice

[median blade]

ncie

[lucid osprey]

this is probably the longest ot name I've ever come across #ot2-the-original-pubsta

[urban viper]

Disappointed there's no enterprise in there tbh

[median blade]

its not windows >:(

[worn sluice]

intellij-idea-charm-ultimate-professional-education-enterprise-premium-household-edition

[lucid osprey]

I request the mods to pin this beauty

[worn sluice]

!otn

[slow valve]

adds every single Intellij product

[worn sluice]

@Moderator

[wide totem]

Really hope this becomes an ot

[lucid osprey]

same

https://github.com/python-discord/meta/discussions/85 @worn sluice ask here to add to ot

[wide totem]

Did before I even replied here

[lucid osprey]

o ic

[worn sluice]

epic

[lucid osprey]

I upvoted it

[worn sluice]

upvoted

replied

[lucid osprey]

yaay

[lament kestrel]

C'mon, someone add my vanity otname

[median blade]

!otn its-all-spaghettified

[lament kestrel]

!otn it-s-just-more-spaghetti

[echo fern]

first time using IntelliJ, what does this do?

like, what does it actually add compared to normal Java project, or compared with a Kotlin project?

[round moss]

My personal suggestion is use gradle for everything

I think it just adds kotlin as a dependency be default

[ripe hedge]

are you gonna be using kotlin?

[echo fern]

hmm, that's probably a good idea

[round moss]

are you trying to mod MC or learn kotlin?

[ripe hedge]

yeah

lol

you can make plugins for mc with kotlin tho

with like spigot or something like that

[round moss]

you can make mods as well with kotlin

[echo fern]

Yes 😛

[round moss]

then the project setup is very different

[dusky cliff]

Pol

[ripe hedge]

Yeah

[dusky cliff]

*lol

[echo fern]

plugins aren't interesting for me, they are pretty much incompatible with forge modding after all
(even SpongeForge breaks some things)

[round moss]

for fabric just use https://github.com/natanfudge/fabric-example-mod-kotlin

for forge there is an article somewhere

[ripe hedge]

yes use fabric

its next gen

[wide totem]

oh i just realized this name changed early than normal

[ripe hedge]

its nice

[wide totem]

used to be jesus has been muted

hm

[ripe hedge]

fabric is also a lot quicker and stable

[wide totem]

👀

[round moss]

fabric has its issues

[ripe hedge]

yes

thats true

[wide totem]

so is there a command to force a change or

[ripe hedge]

forge has its issues as well they all have issues

[round moss]

such as lack of common APIs (is there a consensus on fluid units yet)

[ripe hedge]

Yeah

[echo fern]

ehh, maybe I'll look at Fabric in another year

[ripe hedge]

yeah

start with forge prob

so you can learn all of that

[round moss]

new forge is pretty fancy tbh

[echo fern]

I've played a Fabric pack lately and it's still pretty lacking. Though performance was nice, but that's probably related to having few mods.

[round moss]

yeah, I am just waiting with making more mods until either modloader gets a useful majority

also I just don't have the motivation to finish the things I started

[echo fern]

relatable

[ripe hedge]

@echo fern do you know Java

or CS

[echo fern]

wow, the minecraftforge site is taking literally minutes to load plaintext pages for me

[echo fern]

ehh, relatively, yeah

[ripe hedge]

ok then you should prob be fine

[echo fern]

it was the first language I learned, though I don't code in it as much as in... anything else

[round moss]

what I appreciate about java is that despite not writing any meaningful java code for like 3 years, I still remember all of it

[echo fern]

ah yes, Java PTSD

[dusky cliff]

Lmfao

[round moss]

Kotlin is too complicated and full of unobvious symbols

the separation between constructor and class needs to a lot clearer than ){

[ripe hedge]

well I am learning rust right now and I have never worked with a type language other than kotlin but I never really knew kotlin that well

[round moss]

the rust type system is very unique

[ripe hedge]

Yes it is

its taking a bit to do but I am getting it

but now I am playing factorio

[dusky cliff]

Id never heard the name factorio before this week and now im seeing it everywhere 🥴

[round moss]

I really want to use rust, but every single project taking dozens of minutes to setup due to cargo not caching builds is just bad design

[echo fern]

doesn't cargo cache builds?

[ripe hedge]

I just use intelliJ

so I dont have to do all of that

[dusky cliff]

Car no go cache builds, car go vroom

[round moss]

you don't cleanbuild all the time, but if you add a dependency, you best be ready to take a walk, since your CPU is gonna be at 100% for the forseeable future

[echo fern]

ah yes, the sweet smell of Java development

BUILD FAILED in 38s

[dusky cliff]

Lol

[round moss]

also the lack of polymorphism over some things, everything exists in normal, mut, pinned, rc, arc, .. variants

[echo fern]

oh god no, it's failing due to not being able to download forge

which is fair, because the site really is lagging

> Could not resolve dependency: net.minecraftforge:forge:1.12.2-14.23.5.2855:userdev3

wait what

why did I get a different error the second time

[round moss]

why are you using 1.12?

[echo fern]

I'm most familiar with it (1.16 is IMO not very developed yet) and that's where there are some modpacks I can contribute to

[round moss]

honestly, it is much harder, since forge no longer supports that version (at all pretty much), and recently it was changed to use a different project setup entirely

so a lot of things are outdated

[echo fern]

actually, nevermind, I was doing the wrong thing

well, the right way still has a problem of the site hovering on the edge of being down, but at least it's right

😩

Step 2: Set up your Text Editor

Before we begin Minecraft modding, we’ll need to download some tools.

First, for this guide, we are going to download the Eclipse IDE, one of the most popular professional text editors for Java in the world.

encountered this in the wild

[civic plank]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SsoOG6ZeyUI

this is so good

[balmy cape]

Thats actually really good :D

[gilded herald]

eclipse 😔 we have to use it for school

[echo fern]

I'm more referring to it being called a "popular professional text editor for Java"

[wheat rock]

light theme 🥴

Watching this in a dark room be like
https://c.tenor.com/nlCEZuWvUBEAAAAM/darrion-darrion-nguyen.gif

[tribal tinsel]

I've been at work for over 10 hours. Because I was tok lazy to go and decided to hang out with a person who needed to do some work in our lab. And so we broke a server.

[wheat rock]

That's a server motherboard

👀

[echo fern]

I don't really get why people complain about tabs vs spaces considering that if one really cares, they can configure their linter to convert one to the other

[tribal tinsel]

We were only applying thermal paste. But somehow one processor doesn't see third of its connected RAM

[wheat rock]

Are they 128gb

In total

Or 1tb 🥴

[echo fern]

oh god, I finally got gradle to work. I needed to delete my entire .gradle folder (not just the relevant cache) before it stopped failing trying to open some corrupted zip file

[balmy cape]

Have you tried applying gentle force?

[echo fern]

I mean, it's still failing

but for an understandable reason now

[wheat rock]

F

My Corsair vengeance just snaps in :D

[tribal tinsel]

293GB total when normally working. It's one of our lab machines

[wheat rock]

Ic

Xeon?

[tribal tinsel]

I have no idea what is inside this. I only run stuff on Vcenter on that machine. Or even not. Idk which machine is that. I'm just here for fun XD

[wheat rock]

Oh xd

[tribal tinsel]

Okay, seems like only one is broken and just breaks the other 2 in its group

278GB remaining.
Trying once more in yet another slot but we don't have any hope for it

[wide totem]

Hmmmm

@short cliff was the channel name manually changed?

Or is there a command to force a name change

[grim seal]

a load of butterflies came and flipped the bits

[languid osprey]

Lol

[wide totem]

i mean, it was obviously changed from jesus was muted

i'm just curious how

was this already on the list so an admin chose one at random and just changed it, or was it changed with a bot command, or, was it changed from an int e (as joe says, internal eval)

[grim seal]

the butterflies!

M-x butterfly

[wide totem]

!src butterflies

[clever salmon]

Bad argument

Unable to convert 'butterflies' to valid command, tag, or Cog.

[wide totem]

👀 😔

!src M-x

[clever salmon]

Bad argument

Unable to convert 'M-x' to valid command, tag, or Cog.

[wide totem]

not a valid command, tag, or Cog

[grim seal]

lol

emacs 🙂

[wide totem]

so you automated discord to change the name, tos violation

[languid osprey]

mhm

[grim seal]

no the butterflies

flew by the discord datacenter

and flipped the bits

duh

[wide totem]

did you report the security hole?

because flipping bits is a huge issue

[grim seal]

you can't report butterflies

they just fly away

[wide totem]

time travel would like to have a word with you

[grim seal]

but yeah there was a huge butterfly infestation in a GCP data center and all the bits were flipped

[wide totem]

hm, i wonder what would happen if every bit was actually flipped

[grim seal]

i mean

corruption

lol

[wide totem]

yeah

[grim seal]

well I guess there is a non-zero chance that bits could be flipped into a valid filesystem

kinda relates to how computers in space work

run multiple independent systems, compare results, select majority answer

[wide totem]

dang

[blissful coral]

@grim seal Parity bit?

being 7 bits, if everyone of them were flipped, the parity bit would still work there

[grim seal]

parity bit would check for integrity, not as a method of restoration

like the data is still gone

it's just you now know it's gone because of corruption

RAID plays into that though and allows for restoration

[blissful coral]

hm...wasn't there some story of Jeff Dean dealing with a similar problem?

[wide totem]

i mean

[grim seal]

by building on top of parity bits

[wide totem]

if every bit was flipped

you just flip the entire thing

[grim seal]

lol

[wide totem]

because in this situation, we know every bit was flipped

[blissful coral]

Like I think when Google was going big, there were weird bugs that seemed not to originate from code and dean found out some cosmic rays from space were responsible for fliiping some bits

[wide totem]

😝

[grim seal]

lol that sounds about right

[wide totem]

oh yeah

that's why there's ecim ram or whatever it is

[blissful coral]

apparently, NASA protects the system with a layer in their serves casing

[languid osprey]

Hi :D

[blissful coral]

Google didn't; hence the problem

[grim seal]

yeah, NASA builds their spacecraft to have one super strong radiation proof computer. the spacex approach is to have 3 less-proofed computers running the same calculation and then listening to the two that reach a consensus in the event that one of them produces an incorrect result.

[blissful coral]

that doesn't seem a very good plan

Id rather have one super strong radiation proof than 3 computers with nothing

[wide totem]

but what if the thing that merges the two that agree ends up being affected

[blissful coral]

probably the merge might be done by all 3

[grim seal]

sure, but three computers having the exact same radiation corruption and then producing the same incorrect result is so slight that it's not worth considering

[wide totem]

!ot

[clever salmon]

Off-topic channels

There are three off-topic channels:
• #ot0-fear-of-python
• #ot1-this-regex-is-impossible
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Their names change randomly every 24 hours, but you can always find them under the OFF-TOPIC/GENERAL category in the channel list.

Please read our off-topic etiquette before participating in conversations.

[wide totem]

THE TWO REAL LEMONS

[languid osprey]

LMAO

[wide totem]

no i totally wasn't stalking when it changed ty

[grim seal]

yeah, comparison and ring leading is prob done by all three

spacex also use linux 🙂

[blissful coral]

Kids, always remember to #ot1-this-regex-is-impossible

[blissful coral]

which Elon Hates

[wide totem]

really was not stalking the name change

[blissful coral]

It was one of the reasons he was kicked from PayPal. He wanted to use Microsoft than Linux. But much of Paypal infra was for Open Source so they got into the argument

[daring jay]

Question. Who are the real lemons? Lemon and ____?

[grim seal]

SpaceX uses an Actor-Judge system to provide triple redundancy to its rockets and spacecraft. The Falcon 9 has 3 dual core x86 processors running an instance of linux on each core. The flight software is written in C/C++ and runs in the x86 environment. For each calculation/decision, the "flight string" compares the results from both cores. If there is a inconsistency, the string is bad and doesn't send any commands. If both cores return the same response, the string sends the command to the various microcontrollers on the rocket that control things like the engines and grid fins.

The microcontrollers, running on PowerPC processors, received three commands from the three flight strings. They act as a judge to choose the correct course of actions. If all three strings are in agreement the microcontroller executes the command, but if 1 of the 3 is bad, it will go with the strings that have previously been correct. The Falcon 9 can successfully complete its mission with a single flight string.

The triple redundancy gives the system radiation tolerance without the need for expensive rad hardened components. SpaceX tests all flight software on what can be called a table rocket. They lay out all the computers and flight controllers on the Falcon 9 on a table and connect them like they would be on the actual rocket. They then run a complete simulated flight on the components, monitoring performance and potential failures.

SpaceX engineers perform what they call "Cutting the strings" where they randomly shut off a flight computer mid simulation, to see how it responds.

[languid osprey]

I microwave my milk

[wide totem]

@mods spam

[wide totem]

👀 giving discord money smh

[languid osprey]

Lol

[daring jay]

Why are you frustrated?

It's a cute sticker.

[wide totem]

aside from the irony of me using a sticker

[civic plank]

does someone here work with react
if so im confused, how does react link different routes without refreshing the page?

like it will move to another route such as /about or /contact without reloading the page. and usually that only works if there is an href="#contact" on the page

[proper python]

do lancebot command suggestions that get rejected get closed or ignored?

[daring jay]

Closed I think.

Yeah, closed.

[proper python]

huh

so there's a chance

[daring jay]

A chance of what?

[proper python]

my suggestion getting approved

cuz i submitted it like 3 weeks ago

[daring jay]

What number is it?

[proper python]

i just assumed that it got rejected, and so they did nothing with it

#599

[daring jay]

They probably just didn't see it.

[echo fern]

yay, finally

strictly speaking, the fact that I didn't get an authorization screen here means that anyone who's capable of downloading and installing Forge's MDK can play minecraft 😅

but they probably deserve it for that

[daring jay]

That's cool!

(I'll pretend to understand that code stuff at the bottom)

[echo fern]

at the bottom is actually a perfectly normal log of a modded minecraft installation

you see this every time you launch modded minecraft if you're using a launcher that can show it

[daring jay]

Interesting.

[dusky cliff]

lol

[echo fern]

why is mods I specified as dependencies not loaded at runtime?..

most likely I'm missing something and compile <...> is treated as a compiletime-only dep

[echo fern]

[06:22:16] [Client thread/DEBUG] [FML]: Examining file buildcraft-6.0.8-dev.jar for potential mods

and then it doesn't find it

[echo fern]

aaaaah
it's called runtime, of course it is

[wide totem]

[FML]

best log ever

[echo fern]

forge mod loader

why the hell is it not working

[wide totem]

dude

if you're gonna say why the hell

that's my fucking job thank you

[wide totem]

just remember, some people use storage devices that are failing without making a backup

[full marlin]

I have never seen confused reptile be confused

normally he has the answer to all my ds/algos problems

[wide totem]

OK I GOT IT

STOPPPPPP I SHOULD'VE SUDOED IT

I DID IT AGAIN SMH

[echo fern]

something is happening, maybe it'll even work this time

aaaaaaaaaa

Could not resolve all files for configuration ':compileClasspath'.
> Could not find mezz.jei:jei_1.12.2:4.16.1.301_mapped_snapshot_20171003-1.12.
  Searched in the following locations:

[echo fern]

oh wow

a new error

Caused by: java.lang.IllegalAccessError: tried to access method net.minecraft.client.renderer.texture.TextureMap.initMissingImage()V from class mezz.jei.gui.textures.JeiTextureMap

huh

actually, that's still progress

because it means the mod got included at runtime, yes!

[wide totem]

function isn't public, duh

[echo fern]

I suspect I messed up the forge version for the jei version

well, the opposite

[severe trout]

;-; use fabric...

[echo fern]

thanks, I prefer to actually have mods to play with 😛

oh

it looks like this is an actual issue with JEI and forgegradle

The issue has been previously mentioned in #2009. However, @mezz closed the issue as solved, but the issue still persists (it was probably reintroduced with 4.16.1).
don't you love issues that pop up after being fixed

Okay so apparently the only solution to this problem is downgrading to ForgeGradle 2.3, since FG3 doesn't have good support for ATs. I am closing this issue to mark it as solved (and to avoid cluttering the feed).
😔

[echo fern]

wtf

I'm using ForgeGradle 2.3 now, definitely, but now the same methods don't work

    // compile against the JEI API but do not include it at runtime
    deobf "mezz.jei:jei_${mc_version}:${jei_version}:api"
    // at runtime, use the full JEI jar
    runtime "mezz.jei:jei_${mc_version}:${jei_version}"

neither deobf nor runtime are recognized, and this is a sample from JEI's wiki, for FG2.3

oooh, got it, wrong place

YYYESSS

it only took a few hours and a different Forge version

[dusky cliff]

nice

[echo fern]

What's the difference between deobfProvided and deobfCompile? More importantly, how am I supposed to find out?..

COFH know where it's at, lmao

[odd sphinx]

same

[serene oar]

What projects have you guys done?

[lucid osprey]

check my github

it aint much, but its honest work (no copy pasting 👀)

[odd sphinx]

lol

[lucid osprey]

thats the shittiest repo

but the code works lol

wow hahah

[odd sphinx]

lol

[proper python]

do you ever not understand a thing and than come back 2 years later like oh yeah no this totally makes sense i was a dumbass

[lucid osprey]

maybe

[proper python]

might as well pull the allnighter

[lucid osprey]

In the meantime, @Chrisjl#2655 will be taking care of a Super Secret Project™️
still waiting to know what the project is...

[tranquil ridge]

sad

[severe trout]

https://github.com/AnkithAbhayan/python-chat-bot much more than me lol

i was thinking of making something like that but never had the time to do it

[lucid osprey]

o this was a 2 ppl project 🥴

[tranquil ridge]

dam you doing ml?

[lucid osprey]

tf

its just a dict with the input and the functions

[severe trout]

that looks like ML ngl

[lucid osprey]

lol

[severe trout]

👀

[tranquil ridge]

i thought the porject was using some lib or api but its a neural network from scratch from the looks of it

[lucid osprey]

you can roll a dice

[severe trout]

i thought it was ML too lol

[lucid osprey]

you can flip a coin

[tranquil ridge]

ye some linear regression

[lucid osprey]

damn what is this

[severe trout]

def isPrime():
        number = int(tell("enter number to find out whether it is a prime number or not:"))
        item_list = []
        factor_list = []
        for i in range(number + 1):
            if i == 0:
                pass
            else:
                item_list.append(i)
        length = len(item_list) + 1
        for i in range(len(item_list)):
            length -= 1
            for a in range(len(item_list)):
                if item_list[a] * length == number:
                    factor_list.append(item_list[a])
                else:
                    pass
        say("the factors of "+str(number)+" are: "+str(factor_list))
        if len(factor_list) == 2:
            say(True)
        else:
            say(False)
``` ouch...

[lucid osprey]

lmfao

[severe trout]

you know...

[lucid osprey]

I wrote that code when my mind was in an elevated state. now I cant understand it

[severe trout]

import sympy
sympy.isprime(11)

and even if you make your own, why is it sooo long 👀

[lucid osprey]

thats cheating

[tranquil ridge]

you are the one who commited, you shud know yourself lol

[lucid osprey]

oh that was other person's code I didnt even review it

@sand drum

[lucid osprey]

copypasted from here https://github.com/AnkithAbhayan/math-functions
all functions in this repo is in that chat bot

[sand drum]

??

[severe trout]

num = int(input('What number would you like to test: '))
rep=2
while reps <= num:
    if num%reps == 0:
        return False
    else:
        reps+=1
return True
``` inefficient but shorter than yours...

[lucid osprey]

read the above convo

[lucid osprey]

ooh

[sand drum]

so what

[lucid osprey]

anyway, I agree that my code is shit 🤣 thats why I wrote it

[sand drum]

what do you want

[jovial island]

if you could have any pupersower

what would it bean

[lucid osprey]

if you dont understand, then leave it

[sand drum]

i mean what can i do

i dont want to read

[lucid osprey]

take credit

[lucid osprey]

your code

[severe trout]

bruh, you find all the factors before you report it's prime or not. That's even more inefficient than mine (which i considered to be the most inefficient solution ever)

[sand drum]

@tranquil ridge i wrote that code

the complete ai version is written by me

[tranquil ridge]

nice

[jovial island]

why is such a simple concept coded in such a high amount of lines no offense

[lucid osprey]

yeah i know, my code is 🥴

[lucid osprey]

thats my code

[tranquil ridge]

idk, anything about ml so

[lucid osprey]

https://github.com/AnkithAbhayan/math-functions

[sand drum]

i can teach you

[jovial island]

i cant say anything cause i suck but sorr if i came off as harsh

im not here to be a dick

[severe trout]

not mine lol

[jovial island]

oh sorr

[sand drum]

then be a puss*

[lucid osprey]

lol Ik my code is shit 🤣 I wrote it many months ago

[jovial island]

amy schumer is laughing right now

[tranquil ridge]

i just need some good sources, the coursera one is too boring

[jovial island]

hey man its okay im learning too

[lucid osprey]

ye

[sand drum]

datacamp

[severe trout]

rewrite when

[tranquil ridge]

hmmk havent checked that out thanks

[lucid osprey]

lmfao I'm not proud of it. but its damn funny 🤣

[sand drum]

@tranquil ridge https://software.intel.com/content/www/us/en/develop/training/course-machine-learning.html

[tranquil ridge]

thanks

[jovial island]

wait im new but can i propose a solution

[tranquil ridge]

[sand drum]

@tranquil ridge but coursera is best

[lucid osprey]

dont you dare create a pwull request on my repo. that code is legendary.

[jovial island]

code something shorter

zing

[tranquil ridge]

its kinda slow so i was only able to watch till linear regress

[sand drum]

make it short you are exceding the time limit

[lucid osprey]

this isnt a codeforces problem solution lmao

[severe trout]

i would like to contribute more cursed code tbh 🙃

[sand drum]

byy i am gtg

[severe trout]

cya

[lucid osprey]

I like looking at it an wondering how tf it worked even tho its really taking up a lot of time and memory 🤣

[lucid osprey]

haha

[severe trout]

1 liner solutions when :D

f efficiency, it just needs to be 1 line

[jovial island]

bro same, i probs have code from when i was 8

else if 1
else if 2
else if 3
else if 4
goes on for infinity

[lucid osprey]

this is another one of my cringe code (idk why I even created a function)

def finder():
    while True:
        number = int(input("enter number: "))
        for i in range(11):
            answer = number * i
            print(str(number)+(" x ")+str(i)+str(" = ")+str(answer))
    finder()
finder()

[severe trout]

this is better

[lucid osprey]

multiples finder 🤣

[jovial island]

if (chungus = 69)
delete system32

[severe trout]

where did you get the 11 from 👀

[severe trout]

oh nvm

[lucid osprey]

0 to 10

inclusive

[severe trout]

it's a multiplication table lol

[lucid osprey]

yeah multiples finder

but my fav one is the nearest perfect square finder

https://github.com/AnkithAbhayan/math-functions/blob/master/maths/nearest_perfect_square.py

could be useful if I was in 5th grade

.topc

.topic

[rustic harbor]

**What is your earliest memory of Easter?**

Suggest more topics here!

[lucid osprey]

didnt you just ask that...

idk what easter is. sry

[rich cargo]

😅

[severe trout]

👀 why do you like lists so much

[lucid osprey]

lists are my favourite

I use 'em a lot

[severe trout]

yes

[lucid osprey]

best data structure ever (data type?)

[median blade]

stacks

[lucid osprey]

ew

[median blade]

hmm no queues

[severe trout]

def perfect_square_finder(num):
    return int(num**(1/2)) == num**(1/2)

cringe code because no lists :D

[lucid osprey]

damn

did you just..

damn

[severe trout]

no, it doesn't have lists

that code is cringe

[echo fern]

at least use a single ** operation 😦

[median blade]

damn

[severe trout]

no, it has to be inefficient

that's a universal rule 😤

[median blade]

damn

[lucid osprey]

haha

[languid osprey]

Lol

[round moss]

@jovial island please don't post memes without any context into off topic, read https://pythondiscord.com/pages/resources/guides/off-topic-etiquette/

[jovial island]

weird rule

dont like

[odd sphinx]

no

[lucid osprey]

is vivek a mod?

[somber belfry]

no?

yes?

idk?

[lucid osprey]

lol

[somber belfry]

lolll

[lucid osprey]

r/clevercomebacks

[odd sphinx]

perhaps

[echo fern]

is vivek a plugin

[lucid osprey]

vivek is an object

[wide totem]

vivek is not a raspberry pi, can confirm

[odd sphinx]

is that sys.stdout?

[wide totem]

no

its a variable named stdout

[echo fern]

from std import stdout

[keen burrow]

from System.out import print

[languid osprey]

Lol

[serene oar]

@keen burrow do you have any oop projects ideas?

[keen burrow]

Uuhh

API wrapper?

[serene oar]

No?

Idk how those works

[languid osprey]

An API wrapper is a good idea

Have you ever used an API?

[serene oar]

Don't think so

[languid osprey]

What a wrapper does is basically allows the interaction with the API to be more simple

[serene oar]

[languid osprey]

Alright, so an API is basically something that you can send HTTP requests to in return for data

So say I have an API that returns the weather, I could request to it like below ```py
import requests

r = requests.get("https://weatherapi.com/weatherinmylocation")
``` And now r has the weather data

Now, you'd usually have to parse and retrieve the data thats in r

[crisp vessel]

I tried searching for long earlier and I can't find resources

[serene oar]

I see

[odd sphinx]

this is actually what discord.py deals with internally if im right

[languid osprey]

But, there are API wrappers which make this easier, and take most of the work away

[languid osprey]

Yes

[odd sphinx]

the discord api is just a bunch of endpoints innit?

[languid osprey]

Discord.py is an API wrapper that interacts with discords api

[lucid osprey]

ye disord.py is api

wrapper nvm

wait a secon

[serene oar]

I don't want to make discord bots 😫

[lucid osprey]

lol I thought I got disconnected from wifi

[languid osprey]

So instead of doing all that, you could do something like this ```py
class MyAPIWrapper:
def init(self):
...
def get_weather(self):
requests.get("https://weather.com/myweather")
# Handle data
return weather

[keen burrow]

And a socket connection, yep

[dusky cliff]

it's just an example

[languid osprey]

Now, this makes it easier to interact with my example weather API

[odd sphinx]

ight

[languid osprey]

Now, what you could do is take an already existing API, and write a wrapper around it

[odd sphinx]

u can make a cat api wrapper

[serene oar]

Aren't api so big?

[languid osprey]

It doesn't have to be great, get it to work first, read about how an API works first, how to handle the data, read into the requests module

[serene oar]

Or there are small ones?

[keen burrow]

Depends on the API

[languid osprey]

Depends, you can have an API in five lines of code, or thousands

[keen burrow]

They are some with very few endpoints

[dusky cliff]

weatherapis can actually be a pretty good starting point imo

[languid osprey]

Yeah

[dusky cliff]

they won't be overwhelmingly large

[serene oar]

Noice

[languid osprey]

Take a look at rapidapi.com, pick an API, and write a wrapper for it

But yeah, I have to eat lunch now, cyaaa guys

[lucid osprey]

byee

[serene oar]

I should learn request first

[keen burrow]

Probably :D

You can also make a small utility project that interact with an API

[odd sphinx]

and how http works

[keen burrow]

Are you looking to do a portfolio project?

[serene oar]

Nope practice only

[odd sphinx]

isnt requests also a wrapper for bare http requests?

[serene oar]

plottwist

[lucid osprey]

o

[serene oar]

Small utility? Do you have an example?

[lucid osprey]

guys!!! my vlc rich presence is working

[odd sphinx]

damn

[keen burrow]

Sure, I did something like that recently https://github.com/akarys42/cloudflare-ddns-docker

[somber belfry]

why dont you make your private ip static?

[keen burrow]

Because my isp sucks

Oh wait

Did the joke just fly above me

[somber belfry]

no?

[lucid osprey]

you mean an r/woooosh?

[somber belfry]

there is no joke, I think

[wide totem]

Oof

[keen burrow]

Ah

The goal is to make the public ip dynamic

[wide totem]

Hm

[keen burrow]

Lemme rephrase that

[somber belfry]

Cloudflare DDNS is a configurable Docker service updating your CloudFlare DNS records periodically to match your local IP address.

local IP = private ip???

[languid osprey]

Iiiim back :D

[keen burrow]

My public ip is dynamic because my isp sucks

[somber belfry]

right?

[keen burrow]

Nah, the local public ip

[somber belfry]

what's a local public ip 😭 ?

[keen burrow]

The public ip of your current network

[somber belfry]

so... just a normal public ip?

[keen burrow]

Yeah

But like

The local one

Local to the machine running the container

So basically, no matter what the ip is, the cloudflare records will point to it

[somber belfry]

nice

[wide totem]

just set up a static one internally?

[rare dawn]

@split spire the codes are here https://docs.microsoft.com/sv-se/windows/win32/inputdev/virtual-key-codes?redirectedfrom=MSDN ```py
VK_VOLUME_MUTE = 0xAD
VK_VOLUME_DOWN = 0xAE
VK_VOLUME_UP = 0xAF

[jovial island]

@languid osprey i'm making my own api :D

[split spire]

@rare dawn thanks!

[languid osprey]

Cool :D

[wide totem]

in addition, you can use a simple autohotkey script to read them as well
cc @split spire

[jovial island]

i need to figure out how to manage tokens next :D

[languid osprey]

cool

[echo fern]

Does the registry of all the registries contain itself?

[languid osprey]

hm

[serene oar]

@languid osprey do you know where I can find small api to wrap?

[languid osprey]

Check out rapidapi.com

[serene oar]

I can't find any on Google

[languid osprey]

Theres plenty there

[serene oar]

Ty

[echo fern]

getAttackDamage returns the base damage of the tool. Note that most tools ask for an integer damage amount in their constructor, which means the resulting damage is (float) materialDamage + (int) toolDamage + 1.
Minecraft do be cursed in places

[echo fern]

FabricModelPredicateProviderRegistry
also, good old Java names

[echo fern]

meanwhile in the comments on a tutorial

[worn sluice]

Hmmmmmm

Should I do mint or manjaro (I’m new to Linux as in never used it)

I think imma use virtual box

As vm

But garuda KDE dragonized look sexy

hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

@Linux Users

Garuda gnome kinda hot to

[languid osprey]

Hm, I personally use manjaro

But mint is a great choice for beginners

If your going with manjaro I recommend the KDE version

[worn sluice]

Mint then?

looks pretty nice

Sounds pretty nice

All around nice

[languid osprey]

Depends

I recommend trying them both out on a VM and see what suits you

Or if your not using VM,s just test them from the USB

[shadow elk]

@wicked hollow

[wicked hollow]

Bourne shell was written this way, for reals

[shadow elk]

huh?

[wicked hollow]

https://research.swtch.com/shmacro

The original Bourne shell source used a bunch of macros to pretend C was Algol.

[shadow elk]

jesus

[languid osprey]

Lol

[wicked hollow]

The level of fanaticism you need to have to persist with that the whole way through writing a shell, pushing through the constant impedance mismatches between the two languages

Incredible.

[shadow elk]

Yikes. Thankfully, you can't do anything remotely like that in Python.

oh wait

[wide totem]

@grim seal where is yo macbook

[languid osprey]

Lmfao

the void

[zealous tide]

"Some people are so poor, they only have money"

• Bob Marley

[past cave]

when someone is trying to break into your vps 😳

[crimson beacon]

didn't know ur screenshot quality goes down when someone tries to break into ur vps

[serene oar]

@languid osprey do you have an api wrapper you created on your own?
I want to have a reference

I'mma make an api wrapper for this one https://docs.thecatapi.com/

[jovial island]

uh
ssh keys?

[past cave]

my password is 48 characters long, and is random numbers letters and symbols

i'm good, i just find the idea of someone trying funny

it's like that because i'm using a github service which logs into my vps and does a pull request every time i push

it doesn't support ssh keys

[wide totem]

ah that does narrow it down thank you /s

[past cave]

you're welcome, if you want to break into my vps now it should be easier

[crimson beacon]

imagine making a typo

[past cave]

oh god i hope not

[dusky cliff]

tpyos are cringe

[past cave]

i use termius for that exact reason, used to use the basic windows ssh

[dim root]

@limber pollen need some help, am building a package for pure-lang for a piston, and needed to cross check if my build was right:

#!/usr/bin/env bash

PREFIX=$(realpath $(dirname $0))

# Installing LLVM and clang (the latter is optional but recommended)
curl "https://releases.llvm.org/3.4.2/llvm-3.4.2.src.tar.gz" -o llvm.tar.gz
curl "https://releases.llvm.org/3.4.2/cfe-3.4.2.src.tar.gz" -o clang.tar.gz
tar xfvz llvm.tar.gz
tar xfvz clang.tar.gz && mv clang llvm/tools/clang
rm llvm.tar.gz && rm clang.tar.gz
cd llvm

# Building and installing - LLVM and clang
./configure --enable-shared --enable-optimized --enable-targets=host-only --prefix "$PREFIX"
make -j$(nproc)
make install -j$(nproc)

# Installing Pure
curl "https://github.com/agraef/pure-lang/releases/download/pure-0.68/pure-0.68.tar.gz" -o pure.tar.gz
tar xzf pure.tar.gz
rm pure.tar.gz

# Building and installing pure-lang
./configure --enable-release --prefix "$PREFIX"
make -j$(nproc)
make install -j$(nproc)

here it is

should i share the repo of the piston?

[limber pollen]

I can't say I'm entirely familiar with it

[dim root]

oh ok,https://github.com/engineer-man/piston/pull/178 this is what i was talking about

[languid osprey]

Uh, I have something that's wraps another library, but not an api

[nova ember]

Are you SSHing into some computer with your phone?

[shadow elk]

huh?

no

I just didn't include the empty space of the terminal in the screenshot, as it serves no purpose

[nova ember]

Oh okay

[echo fern]

my modding education sure is proceeding fast - I made an item that crashes the client on rightclick

might be all clients in render distance, actually

[wide totem]

👀

[languid osprey]

Lol

[keen burrow]

Haha nice

I really wonder how the fuck do you make a whole game crash

[wide totem]

||game.crash()||

[keen burrow]

Like, shouldn’t the game catch errors

[daring jay]

It should, but it didn't.

[keen burrow]

Even if an event trigger a NPE, don’t stop the whole game

[echo fern]

I literally just forgot a renderer.

[mossy marsh]

hi
anyone who uses linux as his/her main os?

[echo fern]

(for a projectile the item created on rightclick)

[keen burrow]

Can’t it like.. not render it..

[keen burrow]

Hey! I do.

[mossy marsh]

what linux do you use?

[keen burrow]

Custom Manjaro KDE

[mossy marsh]

good

i have an old pc
and i think windows is not good for it so i want to buy a new hdd or sdd and install linux on it

how much capacity shall i have for an average ubuntu or parrot os install?

[keen burrow]

Less than 1Gb I believe

well, it depends if you do a full install or not

[mossy marsh]

do you think 500gb can do it?

[keen burrow]

For sure

Mine is running on 250Gb

[mossy marsh]

i mean yea a full install that if i ever tried to changed to an other pc, it would make any trouble

[mossy marsh]

its an SSD right?

[keen burrow]

Yeah, NVMe

[mossy marsh]

well as i said my pc have an intel core dual and 2gb of ram
I am not gonna do all my work on it, but i might do a little of my coding on it. as i have researched, among ubuntu, parrot and kali, parrot uses the least amount of hardware resources. do you think it can handle linux?

[languid osprey]

Linux should work perfectly on that hardware

[mossy marsh]

and as i see, manjaro uses even less, so that is another chose i can make

[mossy marsh]

Then GGs, I'm gonna deep clean the system and give her a new life

[languid osprey]

I'd recommend a manjaro install with either xfce or kde

[mossy marsh]

i have used both xfce and kde on my vm machines, and i feel kde might be smoother

[languid osprey]

Hm, I'm pretty sure xfce is lighter on resources, but they both should work fine on your hardware

[mossy marsh]

alright then, thank you all for the help

[wide totem]

xfce

[tranquil ridge]

parrot is not meant for daily use iirc

like kali

[mossy marsh]

ik i wanted it for penetration

[tranquil ridge]

mk

[mossy marsh]

what does mk means?

[tranquil ridge]

mutation of ok

[echo fern]

...&mut ok?

[tranquil ridge]

[languid osprey]

Lol

[tranquil ridge]

not a reference

mut ok

[echo fern]

test 2, let's see if I get another crash now

hmm, maybe I should see if there's a fabric mod like VanillaFix that makes crashes only crash to main menu

though it won't help me with this, as I still need to recompile the methods

I didn't even get to click this time, the already flying entity crashed me 😔

[jovial island]

mk = mmkay

[echo fern]

I did it, yay!

[tranquil ridge]

[echo fern]

now I only need to fix, like

every hacky solution I did along the way

[tranquil ridge]

no need to fix

hacky all the way

[echo fern]

for one, I probably need my own EntityRenderer subclass, since using ThrownItemEntityRenderer just because it was there is... not the right solution

or ThrownEntity at all

since, y'know

it makes my rays fall down 😔

[tranquil ridge]

no idk java 😔

[echo fern]

I wish it was Java that's the problem, it's Minecraft's wonderful structure

[tranquil ridge]

lol

i am a pythonacean

well m,ore rust than py so pystacean?

pystacean.

[dusky cliff]

pystachio

[languid osprey]

lmfao

[kindred ocean]

just to ask, anyone want to be my coding buddy?
im making a mini operating system,
python of course,
and might need help.
ping me
if im online

[lucid osprey]

joe uses a macbook? lmfao

[languid osprey]

lol

ban

[keen burrow]

He does

[vague shadow]

Windows NT gang

[lucid osprey]

I thought he used arch linux? 👀

arch linux on a MacBook?

[keen burrow]

He has both iirc

[lucid osprey]

ooh

[clever salmon]

Hey @fading herald!

It looks like you tried to attach file type(s) that we do not allow (.fwl). We currently allow the following file types: .gif, .jpg, .jpeg, .mov, .mp4, .mpg, .png, .mp3, .wav, .ogg, .webm, .webp, .flac, .m4a.

Feel free to ask in #community-meta if you think this is a mistake.

[wide totem]

smh having money for macs and pcs

[languid osprey]

lmao

[safe compass]

Can I share my vbScript here? I don't want you to download it

[clever salmon]

Hey @safe compass!

It looks like you tried to attach file type(s) that we do not allow (.vbs). We currently allow the following file types: .gif, .jpg, .jpeg, .mov, .mp4, .mpg, .png, .mp3, .wav, .ogg, .webm, .webp, .flac, .m4a.

Feel free to ask in #community-meta if you think this is a mistake.

[safe compass]

Aww...

:<

[fiery robin]

is this to prevent malicious content from being uploaded

[jovial island]

Yeah

[jovial island]

.topic

[rustic harbor]

**What is your favourite place that you have visited?**

Suggest more topics here!

[jovial island]

idk

[jovial island]

@grim seal you have a macbook!!!!!!!

[grim seal]

yeah

[jovial island]

I'm trying to work out my body more take care of myself. Does anyone have any recommendations for work out equipment for back muscles?

[dusky spoke]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rSvBFm_MuXw&t=51s&ab_channel=BosnianApeSociety

[languid osprey]

huh

[kindred ocean]

anyone want to give me more knowledge in python like teaching me? im a beginner

[full marlin]

read automate the boring stuff

[kindred ocean]

its what im abuot to do -.-