ot2-the-original-pubsta

[dull ridge]

it's for school so

[median blade]

shared prefs is recommended for android

[dull ridge]

irdc if it's the greatest app ever

[median blade]

but you do you

[dull ridge]

just needs to work

yeeeup

[broken sierra]

guys guys

[steel eagle]

what about girls

[odd sphinx]

deep

[median blade]

what

[steel eagle]

when?

[sharp spoke]

why

[jade bolt]

which

[jade bolt]

lies, you broke the chain

[elfin vine]

@jovial island btw what's the discussion in your profile picture?

[jade bolt]

.sav @jovial island

ops

.savatar 675937585624776717

[rustic harbor]

Is this you or am I just really paranoid?

Made by 3.

[jade bolt]

oh

[elfin vine]

Lol why's that your avatar haha

[sharp spoke]

lmao this actually makes sense because of the question mark in the avatar

[jade bolt]

the first left eye is a, right eye is p and the right leg is h, i don't know why did i turn out to be a frog

[elfin vine]

Huh..

[jade bolt]

oh my bad, you're referring to crowthebird's

lolz

[elfin vine]

But... Bruh

If you picked that, it means you did choose that over a default avatar

[sharp spoke]

blue what is project writer?

[elfin vine]

Social deception game

Like Among Us...

• but with proximity chat
• Natural elements and survival
• Cooperation (big tasks you do collectively)
• Chance to fight (no instant death)

Think Among Us with many of the best mods out there

Tru

[sharp spoke]

ah damn

thats nice

[idle beacon]

ooh, I've seen some people stream it, it looks really fun.

[slow summit]

Hey guys, rust or cpp? why?

[jade bolt]

rust

because i haven't learn it

[slow summit]

I was asking, more of practically

[idle beacon]

depends. what do you want to do?

[odd sphinx]

u didnt call it

[blissful coral]

Brits destroying themselves https://eand.co/brexit-is-destroying-britain-and-britain-still-cant-face-it-d6df441c23bb

serves them right tbh, since they did vote. Though gives us juicy news

[placid patrol]

lmao

rip UK

[sinful sun]

That sounds like BS

Its business as usual, nothing ever changes with politics

[odd sphinx]

lol

[hollow heart]

hnm i was pung 🤔

[hazy laurel]

time for ctrl + i, I guess

[hollow heart]

it wasn't there

[hazy laurel]

RIP

got ghost ponged

[karmic cedar]

my GAN's generated samples are burning in the pits of hell

[hexed nacelle]

one of them lowkey loooks like Gabe lol

And the other lowkey looks liike the creator of Python

[karmic cedar]

real life troll face

[buoyant hawk]

does anyone follow the nba

[steel eagle]

Many people do, yes.

It's a fairly popular sport

[proper python]

Woah 😵‍💫

[steel eagle]

Yeah

[hazy laurel]

Haskell

I might eventually try F# again

[steel eagle]

correct, it is has kell

[wide totem]

@rapid zinc 👀

[keen burrow]

is your screen running at 1Hz

[shrewd lance]

I think the bigger question is why is it warped

[keen burrow]

There is most probably a mathematical explanation

because this warping can 100% be modelled by a simple2d function

[elfin vine]

Hmmm....

[jovial island]

His screen is walking at 1Hz

[lofty loom]

https://youtu.be/jkdwK_74eEs

Today I learned that the Dutch can not only control bodies of water, they can also control the wind

What other forces of nature has the Dutch controlled

[odd sphinx]

me

[sinful sun]

Fun fact, any country with wind turbines is stopping the wind

Or well, slowing it down

[proper python]

I took a screenshot of a photo of a screen. I can like zoom in and out and the shape changes

Like that

[dusky cliff]

wtf lmao

[proper python]

I have no clue what’s up with the image itself

Or maybe it’s also my phone screens fault

This is the image

[median blade]

repl.it?

[keen burrow]

wait, are you taking the picture of a picture?

[proper python]

No, just a screenshot

[jovial island]

thats a screen shot lmao

[proper python]

A person took a photo of the screen

[jovial island]

you are taking your image from another device

[keen burrow]

what did you use to take this one?

[proper python]

And then I took a screenshot of that photo in the discord chat

[keen burrow]

right

[proper python]

Or like

I did that for the static image

[proper python]

For this one I just downloaded the photo

[proper python]

This one I slightly zoomed in on the photo and took a screenshot

[rapid zinc]

Context:

[jade bolt]

Context:

import webbrowser
for rick in range(511):
    webbrowser.open_new_tab("https://youtu.be/F4qicK39ISc")

[keen burrow]

how long does it take to dealloc all the memory haha

[rapid zinc]

About 30 seconds

Enough to feel concerned, not enough to actually start looking for a solution to the problem ><

[jade bolt]

!d webbrowser.open_new_tab

@rapid zinc i wonder how you navigate to other tabs

shouldnt the tab icon for each be very small?

[rapid zinc]

firefox, so I can:

• search by url
• scroll
• dropdown menu

[jade bolt]

cool

[wide totem]

Well I'm not worried

That doesn't say 2k

[echo flower]

i thought i had a lot but nevermind i see through my delusion now

[somber belfry]

https://discord.gg/python?event=892424394046050354

@agile fractal this is a beta feature and it's currently only available to partnered servers

I pinged you here because your question is off-topic for #internals-and-peps

[agile fractal]

Sorry-

[agile fractal]

What do you mean partnered server?

[somber belfry]

https://discord.com/partners

[agile fractal]

Ah, so I can't do that for my server-

[vague shadow]

Depends on your server, there's some requirements listed here https://support.discord.com/hc/en-us/articles/115001494012

[agile fractal]

It's not a community. At least, not yet. Too small.

[median blade]

Interesting, my private server has it

[somber belfry]

https://support.discord.com/hc/en-us/articles/4405001554199-Scheduled-Events

Note: This is currently only available to Discord Partners, but we are planning on rolling this out to all communities soon.
🤔

[jovial island]

Steak Bot give Steak

[somber belfry]

🥩

[lofty venture]

Omg

[fluid plank]

so youre a melon

im melon-gal

[upbeat sandal]

Is this otn about me

What did I do

[hidden kernel]

i think i remember this one

oh

because it was me

[upbeat sandal]

what did I do and how bad was it?

[hidden kernel]

lol someone called you "fella" in a help channel and I though it was funny

[hazy laurel]

Stelercus is a feller

which is either like a western accent for "fella" or... someone who fells trees, I guess

[lofty venture]

What?

[rapid zinc]

hahaha

!ban 757031849909551114 selfbot

[clever salmon]

:incoming_envelope: :ok_hand: applied ban to @grave umbra permanently.

[hazy laurel]

spill the tea

[echo flower]

what happened?

did not see

[rapid zinc]

They used a ghostping selfbot command

[echo flower]

for funsies?

[rapid zinc]

idk

[hazy laurel]

-ban @everyone

oops. how did that not work

It's worth noting that uh... that was a joke, and I hope it was funny

[rotund python]

if I have a component made out of GPLv2, should be my source code opened or I can keep it private?

[round moss]

Your code will have to be under GPL2/3 specifically afaik

[rotund python]

yeah, that's I already know

nvm though, I already found ultimate guide with FAQ to all questions

apperently the code can be kept private

but if it would be ever one day become published

I would need it being licensed/distributed as GPL2

oh...

plus... if i will distribute binary files

I will need to distribute agreement to provide source code of the program by request apperently

[lofty loom]

Ah yes, the GPL

"Fuck you you're gonna have to make it open source whether you like it or not"

I went the way of the BSD-like licenses

[rotund python]

there is a loophole

if the company provides the program as service as their own servers ;b

at least this loophole exists for GPLv2

aGPL closes this loophole

[lofty loom]

I'm fine with the LGPL

[rotund python]

I would have to leave with GPLv2, whatever I want it or not at the current job

[lofty loom]

Since only the code used (such as a library) has to be forced open source, not the entire project

[rotund python]

the only thing left to worry, compatibility...

which libraries I can use with GPLv2

I for example wished to use... PyQT5

but it has complications with requiring payment for commercial usage

how would it merge with GPLv2 is a good question

better perhaps to choose something more open source, Tkinter, Kivy? to avoid the problems

[lofty loom]

That sounds like a headache to deal with

[steel eagle]

GPL stuff gives me a headache and a half

[lofty loom]

There's Tkinter and Kivy yes, I've also been meaning to try DearPyGUI and Pywebview. I've heard of PySimpleGUI and Pyside

[steel eagle]

it's why all my stuff is released under MIT

[lofty loom]

Oh wait PySide are Qt bindings

[steel eagle]

WxPython also for GUIs

Pywebview is slick, I enjoy using it

[lofty loom]

I'll probably go for what I heard Flask is going for. BSD and also applying it to documentation

Since BSD usually only applies to the software itself, or so I've read

[steel eagle]

the front end of my app using Pywebview https://i.imgur.com/yECiDNq.png

the backend actually runs on Haskell with Scotty

[lofty loom]

Nice. What have you been using on the frontend side of things

[steel eagle]

Literally just static HTML/CSS

likely going to use a static site generator for it, to avoid using a database on the webserver side of it

local data will use sqlite for the "VTT" setup

basically will just have to write a bit of typescript to get interaction up to snuff

and that is hopefully going to be the worst thing I have to do

[lofty loom]

If it's the library that's demanding payment...

I'm honestly not sure whatever's going on at Qt land

[elfin vine]

MIT is the way honestly

[rotund python]

I work in commercial org.

[elfin vine]

I really like it, "Do whatever you wish and want to just include the license*.

[jovial island]

lol

[lofty loom]

Basically "Do whatever you want, credit me and include the license. I don't give warranty lol"

[rotund python]

Thanks. I ll check it as an option

[lofty loom]

Basically the software equivalent of Creative Commons-BY

[elfin vine]

That literally the terms, and I can say that because I can read it. Apache and the BDL (or is it BSL) have similar terms but I don't want to use them because I don't understand them.

[elfin vine]

I don't know how much credit you need to give. Usually the license is enough right?

[lofty loom]

BSD 2-Clause is basically the MIT License minus covering documentation (but can applied there anyways). 3 Clause adds a "me and the contributors are not your advertising material unless we grant permission" and 0-Clause is essentially public domain

[elfin vine]

In general, just follow the netiquette and you're good as far as I am aware.

[elfin vine]

Ah, the 3rd clause sound interesting. So if a company builds software on top of mine then they can't advertise like "Powered by XY project etc." (Etc. As in some more statistics about the project).

[lofty loom]

https://opensource.org/licenses/BSD-3-Clause tbh BSD doesn't look too different from MIT, only subtle differences it seems

There's also the 4-Clause BSD license

[lofty loom]

3. Neither the name of the copyright holder nor the names of its contributors may be used to endorse or promote products derived from this software without specific prior written permission.
   This is exactly what's stated in that 3rd clause

[elfin vine]

Yeah so if someone forks my project they can't advertise it as such (other than saying it's a fork). IANAL though so I guess we may never know

It is pretty uncommon for code licenses to be tested in court so many of these things haven't been tried.

[lofty loom]

Then there's that one derivative of the BSD 2-Clause license that also covers patents

https://spdx.org/licenses/BSD-2-Clause-Patent.html

[rotund python]

trying to understand what is compatible with GPLv2

if I get the stuff right
https://janelia-flyem.github.io/licenses.html
https://janelia-flyem.github.io/images/open_licenses.png
If I have core component made in GPLv2
I could use components in LGPLv2(as a library part), MIT/X11, BSD, Public Domain
as long as I license the combined product under GPLv2
I wonder if I understood it rightly

[lofty loom]

The nice thing about permissive licenses is that I don't have to think about these

[rotund python]

the nice thing that I am usually working as backend/devops and not needing to care about all of it, since binaries aren't distributed

as long as I don't encounter stuff like aGPL

that's just the nuts situation when I need to fulfill a bit of desktop development as well

[lofty loom]

Ngl seeing that graph

It just makes me think the GPL is just a pain in the arse

Maybe other than the LGPL

[rotund python]

MIT looks indeed cool in this chart

Kivy is MIT 😉

already loving Kivy in advance

[lofty loom]

MIT and BSD are like siblings

The only difference I see with the 2-Clause BSD License and the MIT License is that the MIT License by default covers the documentation too (unless you use a separate license)

For 2BSD it doesn't cover them, but can be

[rotund python]

Tkinter is Python license, it is written being similar to BSD license. So it should be good I guess?

[lofty loom]

Yeah probably

[rotund python]

or no. actually it is more complicated

different resources tell different stories

[lofty loom]

Kivy has the added benefit of also covering mobile interfaces

[rotund python]

https://tutor.python.narkive.com/JeD4tByj/tkinter-licence

Tkinter is Python license which is close to BSD license

so in theory there should not be issues

all right

so I have a choice between Tkinter, Kivy and PySide then

PyQT5 is thrown away as license incompatible

[pliant trench]

just include the license? what's the point it?

[elfin vine]

Because the license requires that the license is included if someone makes any changes

[exotic hound]

argh i hate java, gradle and all that bloaaaat stuff, i've spent 5 hours on gradle problem

why the f did google even choose java as android language

java sucks

[median blade]

they chose kotlin for android app dev right?

[exotic hound]

yea but kotlin is jvm language thats why it sucks too

[round moss]

because java was the only language for large software projects at the time

you also had C and C++, but those would be far worse

[exotic hound]

why not golang or python, it's much better than java i think

[round moss]

android predates usable go and usable python

and you need parallel threads in android, which python cannot do

[exotic hound]

i hope fuchsia doesn't rely on jvm

*language

[round moss]

android doesn't use the jvm

it has it's own runtime afaik

[exotic hound]

i mean jvm language

[round moss]

with compilation

jvm is not a language, it's a runtime

you probably mean jvm bytecode

[exotic hound]

java-like language

[round moss]

but honestly, if you actually read up on gradle to an intermediate level, it starts to make sense

it's just not a simple thing like pip or go

it is an elaborate, complex system for managing dependencies for the insane hell that is dependencies in java

java also happens to predate a central package repo

[exotic hound]

sorry I don't want to discuss here, I've given up

i think java should have its own dependency manager

like pip or npm

[round moss]

It does

Maven

Trust me, gradle is an improvement

[exotic hound]

mmm ok

that's good too

[sinful sun]

Gradle > maven

First of all its not cursed xml

Downside is you gotta learn some groovy to cope (?)

[sinful sun]

315 when???

[civic plank]

Soon lol. A couple more months. (For 5 reps atleast)

I hit it for a single but doesn’t count on my book until clean 5 reps XD

[topaz socket]

How many std's do u have?

[civic plank]

just turned 20 😄

[topaz socket]

Um

[civic plank]

XD

[topaz socket]

...

I don't even wanna know

How

[civic plank]

mayb someone hacked u 😱

[topaz socket]

Idk how u got so many stds

[civic plank]

🤨

[topaz socket]

How

[civic plank]

im thinking about it

[topaz socket]

Well there's only 1 way to get an std ig

[civic plank]

[topaz socket]

That's how

Ok bye I'm in the middle of math class

[magic atlas]

!mute 844657199229042708

[clever salmon]

:incoming_envelope: :ok_hand: applied mute to @topaz socket until <t:1632941595:f> (59 minutes and 59 seconds).

[civic plank]

lol

[hazy laurel]

I didn't click that video... was it bad? D:

[civic plank]

me neither. my guess it was a bass boosted loud unfunny meme

[dusky cliff]

twas nsfw

[hazy laurel]

oh my

[civic plank]

oh yikes

[magic atlas]

Yeah, but also the prior comments weren't great either.

[placid patrol]

wtf did i just read O.o

[civic plank]

he asked me for my age initially and edited his message to that lol

[placid patrol]

that's a yikes

what a weirdo

[autumn sequoia]

This poor soul https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O0cAx1jLbJk

[civic plank]

classic

[autumn sequoia]

same

LMAO

[civic plank]

the baby koala is so similar to how a human baby would act

[autumn sequoia]

nah mate those thing are deadly wait so are humans

[civic plank]

lmao

i would much rather have koalas take over the world instead of humans

i think the only dangerous thing about koalas are their claws

dont think they bite

[sinful sun]

Koalas are hella dumb

[civic plank]

😢

[sinful sun]

You can put eucalyptus leaves in front of them and they wont eat it

Also who the fuck decides to just eat eucalyptus leaves

That shit's poisonous

[civic plank]

i know some animals build up an immunity to poison

i think the honey badger is one of them. they get poisoned by a snake and they just take a quick nap

[sinful sun]

But snakes are nutritious

Leaves are 90% water

Thats why all they do is sleep and eat

[civic plank]

true, no energy from their diet

[sinful sun]

Low energy animal

[dusky cliff]

hello are yall talking about me

[civic plank]

are you a koala? than yes

[dusky cliff]

im just the low energy without the cuteness

[civic plank]

haha

[tribal tinsel]

🐨

[elfin vine]

Who said koalas are cute?

They sound horrific.. literal bears

[languid osprey]

@hazy laurel

[hazy laurel]

so then how come nobody's got a linter that works properly in VSCode

any time I see anyone programming Python on VSCode, they've got no linting

only syntax highlighting

[languid osprey]

what

works fine for me

I barely configured the linter

[hazy laurel]

I've seen it so many times in the help channels

[languid osprey]

I don't do python all that much in vscode though

[hazy laurel]

People who use VSCode can't solve simple issues because their linter isn't working

well. not because

but it'd be a hell of a lot easier

[languid osprey]

just tried it

works fine

and my language server is on default

[hazy laurel]

idk. I hate using VSCode for most things

[languid osprey]

I use it for rust, pycharm dominates for python

[hazy laurel]

Any time I wanted to use VSCode for anything, it meant going into the configuration files

or configuring launch/debug files

really annoying stuff

[sinful sun]

Linters work fine, its 99% something they've done wrong

ie not activate their venv

Or not have proper dir structure

Its a linter, not god

with that said, fuck pylance

[lofty loom]

Only reason I could think of is disabling Pylance and having no active linter at all, that or they've'nt saved yet

[lofty loom]

Why though, seems to do the job right

[sinful sun]

its too annoying when youre trying to write small scripts

[lunar basin]

can't you just ignore it? how annoying are the errors?

[sinful sun]

yellow squiggly lines are plenty annoying

[hazy laurel]

you have to save in order to lint?

[lofty loom]

The linter only sees changes per save

Currently I'm using autosave to get live linting

[lofty loom]

Guess I'm just fine with a pedantic linter

[hazy laurel]

so that'd explain why people don't see errors

that's kinda dumb lol

[sinful sun]

pylance bad, change my mind

[lofty loom]

I can't see why it's bad tbh. Left the previous one Jedi for Pylance

If it also ends up doing Mypy's role too

[sinful sun]

its not bad no

doesnt do what mypy does tho

[lofty loom]

Pylance has a type checking option, by default it's at basic but can be set to be strict

Because of that I haven't seen the need to install Mypy atm

[sinful sun]

yesterday i ran mypy on the files at work

its a tkinter app

255 errors across 30ish files

deleted the branch immediately and did something else

[echo flower]

clion is amazing for rust

like amazing

[languid osprey]

I've used both

In my experience, VSCode outplays it

[echo flower]

i like how my vscode looks

but clion is miles better in predicting

[languid osprey]

not quite

VSCode + Rust-Analyzer extension are amazing

[echo flower]

i am using rust-analyzer

[languid osprey]

ah

hm

ohh

yeah I'm not using the native intellisense for prediction

I'm using tabnine pro

[echo flower]

-_-

of course it's better then

[languid osprey]

free if your a student :P

[echo flower]

if your school is registered*

smh our school didnt give us ids this year

what should i put for ID

[sinful sun]

too much going on imho

[echo flower]

i guess ill ask maam today

[daring jay]

Is that JetBrains Mono?

[sinful sun]

consolas best

[languid osprey]

no

firacode

[languid osprey]

perhaps, code is quite messy

something I've got to fix tomorrow

Got my blog to work, now to make the code pretty

[daring jay]

ah

[sinful sun]

i like my terminals docked to the right

[languid osprey]

firacxode best vfont

fuck

[sinful sun]

but i got a big screen

[daring jay]

My favorites are Victor Mono and Fira Code

[languid osprey]

hm

I dont dock my terminals

wait

dock?

[echo flower]

i just move my terminals to the editor space

[sinful sun]

i mean split off to the right

[languid osprey]

ew why

[sinful sun]

cause 24inch screen can fit it

[languid osprey]

oh

fair

[echo flower]

good point

[proper python]

learning calculus on the fly has been an... interesting experience

[ornate scroll]

mmmmm

toxins

[lapis plinth]

i eat asbestos for breakfasts

and guzzle paint till i faint

[fluid plank]

ah sounds like this channel is for me

[steel eagle]

looks back to a couple of years ago when I had serious addiction problems

yeah sounds about right

[fluid plank]

i dont have substance addiction but this channel is still a mood

[steel eagle]

it's not a fun path

[civic plank]

If discord says a password is too common or easy to guess, does that mean they snoop around users passwords?

How would they know if a password is too common without looking at their users passwords

[compact dagger]

No. Its pretty common knowlege what is bad passwords. Like 12345678 and such. So they run checks before hashing your password for storage.

Then after the hashing they have no idea what password made that hash. And that is what it checks against when logging you in.

[civic plank]

Ahh I see

[fluid plank]

hmmm so is that sufficient to save u from having bad passwords?

[civic plank]

I thought they had like a plaintext database of common passwords and they checked it against that 😆

[compact dagger]

Yeah. As a bad password wont get hashed so to say as it gets blocked by the checks.

[compact dagger]

They probably do that too.

[civic plank]

Oh lol

[compact dagger]

Together with generic checks like minimum length of 8, 1 digit, etc.

[civic plank]

Ah yeah

[compact dagger]

Because password12345678 is very easy to crack

Even if it would "pass" those checks

[civic plank]

For my new project I’m not even gonna deal with passwords

Straight up google auth or other services

Too much of a burden

[compact dagger]

I both like and heavily hate this new standard of "security".

As now your google account is no longer just for google services.

Its for ALL services

Loose google, and you loose EVERYTHING

[civic plank]

Oh true

[compact dagger]

Stuff like openid would "help". But nobody allows arbitrary login services.

So even if its a decentralized auth system, its made void by that people just forcefully whitelist only google, facebook and twitter.

[civic plank]

Would you say a mix of both option is good? Having auth from other services but also your own auth service?

[compact dagger]

Yeah. Not everyone wants to use google for your service. Or even yet has google.

[civic plank]

Oh yeah definitely.

[compact dagger]

But like, id just point you to premade auth systems like keycloak or ipsilon.

Then just having those at a auth.example.com or something to give you keys you can deal with at the application level.

[civic plank]

Oh interesting. I’ll look into those premade systems never heard of them before. Thanks

[compact dagger]

Yeah its called identity providers. There exist many more

But i only really know of the Redhat projects

You can even make things like Keycloak front your application and deal with the auth at that level. And your application can be free of auth related code.

But i dont know which of the two are the so called "better practice"

[civic plank]

This one looks promising

[proper python]

how do you take the curl of a vector field that has no function, just a bunch of values like a matrix

[haughty oriole]

@proper python are you sure that's a vector field

[jovial island]

@compact dagger such bad password detection could also be done client side

[pliant trench]

why is that

[cinder sigil]

You really like rust

[daring jay]

Rust is a great language

[jovial island]

@daring jay would you like to try and convince me to learn rust? I fail to find motivation or advantages for my usecase (web backend)

[daring jay]

I just learned it because it seemed fun and the best of my options for learning a low-level, compiled language

I've come to enjoy how nice the compiler is

[jovial island]

I like a compiler that is really strict, what I don't like is small ecosystem

[daring jay]

Rust's ecosystem is hardly small, it's constantly growing

https://www.arewewebyet.org/ has the current-ish state of web dev in Rust

[unreal sigil]

I haven't worked with Rust a ton yet, but so far I've found nothing but great stuff in their docs and all the other stuff they created

So working through problems was no issue

[daring jay]

Also, the standard rust toolchain is absolutely wonderful

[unreal sigil]

cargo

[daring jay]

No need for 3rd party tools when you have rustfmt, clippy, rustdoc, etc.

[echo flower]

what is clippy

[daring jay]

Linter

[echo flower]

i see

can i install it on vscode

[daring jay]

No afaik, it's a CLI tool

[echo flower]

so flake8 but rusty?

[daring jay]

Although someone may have made support for it as a VSC extension

Yeah

[echo flower]

i see

in that case

clippy be damned

[daring jay]

Although the compiler does quite a bit of the linting

[vital crown]

I don't see why you would wanna use it for a web backend. Doesn't seem like it would be its specialty.

I mean, I'm sure it can do it, maybe there are even some decent frameworks, and I'm sure it's very fast, but why bother?

[jovial island]

exactly

[vital crown]

You could just use something more standard, like Python or node.js, and if you have something that needs to be super fast, you can write separate Rust services and just call them.

[jovial island]

I already use .NET at work

and it has some of best benchmarks

and it has stupidly large ecosystem of packages

like identity, entity framework etc.

[daring jay]

What makes Rust more or less standard than Python or Node besides the fact that it's been used for longer so it has a larger ecosystem?

[jovial island]

codegen tools, dependency injection etc

[echo flower]

rust feels relatively less established

[jovial island]

i mean yea

[echo flower]

i mean it has extensive tools and stuff
but idk

[jovial island]

there is not a single job offering for rust at my place

[echo flower]

its just newer

[daring jay]

Rust is just too new, but its ecosystem is growing

[vital crown]

Strict memory management seems unnecessary for a web backend. You don't need to optimize it like that.

[daring jay]

Fair enough

I just have come to love Rust so I use it for all sorts of things

[echo flower]

rust is fun to use

[daring jay]

I find it really nice to use

[vital crown]

I'm big on the right tool for the right job.

Rust is great, but it's great for maximizing performance primarily.

[daring jay]

I find it great to write in personally, so it's what I try to use

[echo flower]

i wonder what's --release
makes my code a heck of a lot faster

[jovial island]

i mean, is the performance of rust even a valid argument as it's pro?

[vital crown]

I think it's amazing how convenient Rust is given that it has to work around ensuring high degree of control over memory. But it does have to work around it. It can't rely on a GC like Python or C#.

[daring jay]

It runs optimizations and other things to prepare it for production. The modes are:
Debug: for local dev, sacrificing end speed for faster compilation times
Release: slower compilation times, faster in execution

[echo flower]

i see

[jovial island]

clang/gcc have a lot more optimization options

like level of optimization

( -O1, -O3 ...)

https://gcc.gnu.org/onlinedocs/gcc/Optimize-Options.html

gcc has like a whole page for those options lel

long page

[echo flower]

i recently got this thing with vs build tools

can you use it to sign pyinstaller binaries

[proper python]

It’s more of a vector matrix ig

[haughty oriole]

@proper python the point is that you have a list of coordinates (vectors) where you have arrows (vectors) -- that's a vector field

if you have a list of coordinates where you have a list of numbers (scalars) -- that's a scalar field

I don't know how to calculate the numerical derivative like that but I'd look up how to calculate the normal 1d derivative and step up from there to partial derivatives and from there to the curl

since you don't have the functional form

[fluid plank]

since u rust https://twitter.com/ryan_levick/status/1443202538099073027

Ryan Levick (@ryan_levick)

Performance highlight of the week for @rustlang: The new pass manager in LLVM 13 (now in nightly) leads to significantly better compile times. Almost every benchmark shows improvements between 5-20% (Right: % change in instruction count; Left: times above significance threshold)

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[proper python]

Alright

[fluid plank]

i still wonder why i blocked u

[haughty oriole]

@fluid plank I can say something to make you want to block me

how would that work

[jade bolt]

that won't work, if they blocked you, they won't see your ping

@fluid plank are you a he or she or nonbinary

[wind wadi]

https://tenor.com/view/nick-young-question-marks-what-excuse-me-huh-gif-4486363

[tranquil ridge]

he

[jovial island]

@sharp spoke here

[fluid plank]

i prefer females

so i am a he

[jovial island]

!e

n = 5
for i in range(1, n+1):
  for i in range(1, i+1):
    print(i, end=' ')
  print()

[clever salmon]

@jovial island :white_check_mark: Your eval job has completed with return code 0.

001 | 1 
002 | 1 2 
003 | 1 2 3 
004 | 1 2 3 4 
005 | 1 2 3 4 5 

[jovial island]

ah yes, told ya works!!

just because its python and range.

[tranquil ridge]

np ill help you get up

[jade bolt]

@jade bolt

[jovial island]

bruh

jeez i do have a dark pfp

[jade bolt]

np ill make you fall again

[sharp spoke]

oh you sneaky ....
yes lol it definitely works because of the way for loop is implemented
but in general its a bad practice lol

[jovial island]

yeah ofc bad practice, i said that before coded lol.

[fluid plank]

i have fallen

[jade bolt]

!e

print(1)
print("1 2")
```~~ i'd say this is a better practise~~

[clever salmon]

@jade bolt :white_check_mark: Your eval job has completed with return code 0.

001 | 1
002 | 1 2

[jovial island]

does @sharp spoke have you?

[sharp spoke]

no sorry sir
i am a free human not owned by anyone

[jovial island]

bruh, just include \n at this stage!

[sharp spoke]

this makes me wonder if i could do this

[jovial island]

oh lol, i've just played around with these quite some time in java so they're handy.

also get back to that channel, guy is stuck

#help-potato

[sharp spoke]

!e ```py
n = 10
list(map((lambda i: map(print, range(1,i+1))), range(1,n)))

[clever salmon]

@sharp spoke :warning: Your eval job has completed with return code 0.

[No output]

[sharp spoke]

:((

[dusky cliff]

lazy ass map

[jovial island]

map is lazy yeah, list it.

[clever salmon]

@sharp spoke :warning: Your eval job has completed with return code 0.

[No output]

[dusky cliff]

inner map too

[jovial island]

!e

n = 10
list(map((lambda i: list(map(print, range(1,i+1)))), range(1,n)))

[clever salmon]

@jovial island :white_check_mark: Your eval job has completed with return code 0.

001 | 1
002 | 1
003 | 2
004 | 1
005 | 2
006 | 3
007 | 1
008 | 2
009 | 3
010 | 4
011 | 1
... (truncated - too many lines)

Full output: https://paste.pythondiscord.com/vopefulipo.txt?noredirect

[jovial island]

yes, now what about end lol

[dusky cliff]

!e print("1\n1 2\n1 2 3\n1 2 3 4\n1 2 3 4 5")

[clever salmon]

@dusky cliff :white_check_mark: Your eval job has completed with return code 0.

001 | 1
002 | 1 2
003 | 1 2 3
004 | 1 2 3 4
005 | 1 2 3 4 5

[dusky cliff]

ez

[jovial island]

get out, you're fired.

[dusky cliff]

smh

[jovial island]

!e

n = 5
list(map((lambda i: list(map(lambda _: print(_, end= ' '), range(1,i+1)))), range(1,n)))

[clever salmon]

@jovial island :white_check_mark: Your eval job has completed with return code 0.

1 1 2 1 2 3 1 2 3 4 

[sharp spoke]

!e ```py
n = 10
list(map((lambda i: list(map((lambda x :print(x, end=[" ","\n"][x//i])), range(1,i+1)))), range(1,n)))

[clever salmon]

@sharp spoke :white_check_mark: Your eval job has completed with return code 0.

001 | 1
002 | 1 2
003 | 1 2 3
004 | 1 2 3 4
005 | 1 2 3 4 5
006 | 1 2 3 4 5 6
007 | 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
008 | 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
009 | 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

[jade bolt]

@dusky cliff no worries i have a bucket of water, you wont be fired anymore

[jovial island]

bruh

[dusky cliff]

thank you aph

[jovial island]

explain array magic of end please?

[fluid plank]

bring pure sodium

water will be on fire

[dusky cliff]

na

[jade bolt]

explain string magic of \n please?

[fluid plank]

:D

[jovial island]

smoke on water, fire in the sky

[sharp spoke]

it basically does end = array[0] = " "
till x has reached its final value (of i) ... in which case it is end = array[1] = "\n"

[jovial island]

@steel marlin you may ask here.

[jovial island]

so what is x//i ? oh so when i will be x(last time), the value will be 1 so it will take '\n'?

[tribal tinsel]

your sexuality doesn't define your gender or your pronoun... .-.

[sharp spoke]

yess sir (basically using the fact that x//i = 0 for all x<i)

[echo fern]

one could also use x==i

that's also 0 for x<i, 1 for x=i.

[sharp spoke]

i mean

yes that works

idk i just thought of floor div on the top of me mind

[fluid plank]

||oh yeah i always interchange those by habit|| my bad

[steel eagle]

How. What.

[fluid plank]

ha?

im getting schooled so dont worry

[sharp spoke]

so you are accidentally a female who like males
or usually a male who like females?

[placid patrol]

🥴

[fluid plank]

idk

i have a male reproductive system but idk what my gender is

[placid patrol]

gender is a lie

my gender is none type

😎

[void axle]

yo

[placid patrol]

howdy

[daring jay]

Woah tyty

[sharp estuary]

I have a question about NFTs and Ethereum:

NFTs are popular nowadays, and you always hear about them being saved on the blockchain..

How exactly do you retrieve the associated data of a NFT from the Ethereum blockchain? e.g. If I wanted to create a page that lists all the NFTs in a collection, as well as their properties?

Help or pointers to the appropriate resources would be greatly appreciated, thank you

[round moss]

to my knowledge, an NFT is just a link to the image/whatever else

[sharp estuary]

I'm pretty sure there is some metadata/properties associated with the NFT

But either way, I want to know how to actually retrieve those from the blockchain

[grim seal]

@jovial island

[nova ember]

run

hide

[jovial island]

https://tenor.com/view/police-trouble-oh-no-gif-7744617

[jovial island]

lmao

[hidden kernel]

@jovial island i can help you get in

[jovial island]

lol im good for now

[nova ember]

[jovial island]

lmao

[sharp estuary]

I tried; there doesn't seem to be a huge community discord for crypto/eth DEV like this Python discord.

I found like 5-6 servers with ~200 ppl

[daring jay]

Check out the top link under "Chat rooms" here: https://ethereum.org/en/community/

[signal flax]

What are the chances that the bots this server aren't written in python

[daring jay]

0. They are written in Python.

https://github.com/python-discord

[signal flax]

That's what i thought

[lofty venture]

!e print('PYPYPYPY')

[clever salmon]

@lofty venture :white_check_mark: Your eval job has completed with return code 0.

PYPYPYPY

[lofty venture]

!e print('``` weeee')

[clever salmon]

@lofty venture :warning: Your eval job has completed with return code 0.

[No output]

[lofty venture]

?

What

The

Hell

[fluid plank]

u lack water

🚰 here

now you wont be dry

[lofty venture]

lol

[fluid plank]

become 🍉

[lofty venture]

arrr

Just Melon

lol

[fluid plank]

no

i will cook u

[lofty venture]

Nnnoooo

[fluid plank]

🔥

[lofty venture]

Online -> Offline

Help

Sos

[jovial island]

if i talk here it counts for voice channels allowance?

😂

[fluid plank]

well yeah? but just dont break rules

or get cooked

[jovial island]

ok then, for how long should i talk?

or it counts the msgs?

[lofty venture]

Bye

[slate leaf]

We don't really recommend spamming just to meet a minumum

[lofty venture]

I got to go

before cooked

lol

[slate leaf]

Instead, focus on having a productive conversation while here in the community

[jovial island]

i can talk about python

we*

[slate leaf]

That's a great topic here!

[jovial island]

ok, so i need to make a final project for my py course

and i really dont know what should i do

(can include django sql tkinter selenium..)

any suggestions?

[slate leaf]

Maybe a website / GUI app / some sort of database?

[jovial island]

yea.. i did that

but i need a topic for it

also smth challanging

[slate leaf]

Well what interests you?

[jovial island]

f1

clothes

sneakers

books

😂

[slate leaf]

Create a data visualization about how the clothing the F1 drivers wear affects their racing scores

[jovial island]

wow

awesome

[slate leaf]

There is likely no correlation, but we don't know yet

[jovial island]

yea

that i wanted to say

:)))

so i should use pandas matplotlib

seaborn

and statistical stuff?

[slate leaf]

All sound like good options

[jovial island]

how hard do you think it is to learn anoter programming language after you already know one?

[slate leaf]

I would think it gets easier, just have to learn the new syntax and other language - specific aspects

But the core ideas should transfer between them

[fluid plank]

i see youre already knowledgeable, it wont take a while to get voice verification then

[fluid plank]

there will be some hiccups but that should be fine. except u will have a hard time on some lower level stuff

[jovial island]

thanks for that, i cant appreciate my own knowledge so it’s good to hear that

[fluid plank]

or something like a paradigm that u have not used before

[jovial island]

unfortunate voice access is not for knowledge😂

[fluid plank]

self love and self appreciation is the first step dear :3

[jovial island]

yea, i imagine for example ; in js😂

[jovial island]

true, but sometimes it’s good to hear another person point of view

[fluid plank]

js is weird anyway but i dont use it haha

[jovial island]

i had to learn a little about it, and i was soo grateful that py exists

[fluid plank]

yeah good point.

[fluid plank]

i have to have to use it one day i think for any website related stuff. i jumped ship from python to julia for nearly half the year now

[jovial island]

what is julia?

[fluid plank]

https://julialang.org

[jovial island]

oh, ive never heard of it before

so what is it’s speciality?

[fluid plank]

backend, data science, machine learning and Moderna vaccine

[jovial island]

lol moderna vaccine?

how’s that?

[fluid plank]

the last one is just an example of what it can do

it helped create moderna through pumas.ai

[jovial island]

pumas.ai are?

[boreal hawk]

sheesh

[fluid plank]

a machine learning framework or solution for pharma stuff

[boreal hawk]

gotta get them messages

[jovial island]

wow, amazing

so you’re saying that julia is more developed than py?

[fluid plank]

python wont ever be as fast btw unless assisted with C bindings :3. also because of GIL s

[fluid plank]

python is more mature but newer tech is slowly gaining momentum

[boreal hawk]

btw g eazy dropped a new album

just sayin'

[jovial island]

true, for fastest results i think c++ and c a better option than py

[jovial island]

it’s on yt?

[fluid plank]

julia is fast because of LLVM

[boreal hawk]

yea

[fluid plank]

it has multithreading support too :3

if u want to know more, u might wanna fiddle with the language for a bit and see if you find it comfy

[jovial island]

what’s LLVM?

[jovial island]

you find it more complicated as syntax than py?

[fluid plank]

https://llvm.org/

[fluid plank]

it has an easy syntax

[jovial island]

thank youu

☺️

i’ll study them

llvm and julia

also can you explain me what should i do to activate vc permission?

[tribal tinsel]

!voice this should explain everything :)

[clever salmon]

Voice verification

Can’t talk in voice chat? Check out #voice-verification to get access. The criteria for verifying are specified there.

[jovial island]

yeey

[tribal tinsel]

I don't know why so many people are obsessed with voice perms

[fluid plank]

same

[tribal tinsel]

I have them but only because I just typed the command out of curiosity and it went through XD I didn't know I met the requirements, I just heard that if you don't meet them, the bot messages you your stats and how yoh fail... But instead I got the role :c

[fluid plank]

i just realized idk what my gender is based on what happened yesterday

[jovial island]

?!

[tribal tinsel]

If you want to talk about it or get some support subreddits or something, my dms are open. :3

[real forum]

Wait what happened yesterday (if you want to say anything)

[tribal tinsel]

I believe they meant a talk here about sex and gender and how your body doesn't define you, what you feel does

[real forum]

Ahh

[jovial island]

chilling with osu logged out lol

Hey everyone

How is python going on

[hazy laurel]

let's ask him

quick @dusky cliff play your part

[real forum]

Who is hspooky

I only know python!

[dusky cliff]

im good

[jovial island]

Nice

Where should I ask for help for writing codes on python?

Which channel?

[real forum]

Check out #❓｜how-to-get-help

[hazy laurel]

You should check out #❓｜how-to-get-help

[jovial island]

Okay thanks

[fluid plank]

i thought this was a rice

.catify

[rustic harbor]

Your catified nickname is: uncomfyhalomacro | ᘡᘏᗢ

[jade bolt]

.uncatify

[pliant trench]

.dogify

[fluid plank]

.lemonify

it worked!

[tawdry salmon]

.lemonify

You tricked me ;(

[rotund python]

Hmm. I am backend and devops person

and I was given a task out of web dev sphere

to make a desktop application

and looking how it works at very low network level

I heavily think, I should say it is out of my skill box to manage it 🤔

there is whole bunch of involved C, and/or optionally added Golang/C++

[pliant trench]

lol

[pliant trench]

sure

[tribal tinsel]

Nice.
I haven't played osu in ages...

[pliant trench]

but backends make desktop applications...

[rotund python]

and I am web backend person

and I could technically do desktop applications... PyQT5 or something like that, I don't mind to apply

but this C stuff is too low level for me 🤔

[pliant trench]

who said C is involved in desktop application?

[rotund python]

in the task I am given, it is involved

[tribal tinsel]

But why?

Why cannot it be done in eg Python?

[rotund python]

because there is need to raise VPN tunnel

from desktop app

technically I think it should be possible to do with just... I don't know, console interactions?

[tribal tinsel]

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/35144685/how-to-vpn-proxy-connect-in-python

[pliant trench]

what does that have to do with C

[rotund python]

wireguard is written in C for example

[rotund python]

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/35144685/how-to-vpn-proxy-connect-in-python

this is proxy

not VPN

I need VPN at the third OSI level

[tribal tinsel]

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/48754813/launch-vpn-with-python-script

[rotund python]

yeah, going with console interactions is an option I guess, I mentioned it above

in windows it is going to be a bit more messy though

[tribal tinsel]

But Windows has console as well and a lot of gui things install cli tools as well

[rotund python]

point taken

it should be possible then

if I will find appropriate CLI interface to the needed instrument

[jovial island]

hi i cant message @copper tartan

does anyone khow why

[barren marsh]

Why do you need to?

[jade bolt]

https://youtu.be/g8vHhgh6oM0

lolz

[odd sphinx]

lol

[rotund python]

yaaaaay

I found how to use necessary CLI interface to the thing I need

success

It was so alienish. it involved... windows CLI interface!

surprisingly it worked

[dusky cliff]

grats

[rotund python]

yeah. thanks

I was surprised to find that windows apperently has similar thing to linux services

it was different, but nevertheless it worked at the CLI interface as well

[upbeat sandal]

@vital crown your day has come 😄

[tribal tinsel]

Nice pfp ❤️

[noble totem]

!e ```py
import random

print(random.choice)

print("-------")

from math import pi

print(math.e)

@shadow basin

[clever salmon]

@noble totem :x: Your eval job has completed with return code 1.

001 | <bound method Random.choice of <random.Random object at 0x560871552000>>
002 | -------
003 | Traceback (most recent call last):
004 |   File "<string>", line 9, in <module>
005 | NameError: name 'math' is not defined

[upbeat sandal]

thanks 💚

[sharp spoke]

oh wait stelercus changed the bg in pfp :woke:

[upbeat sandal]

I would have done it during June but I didn't want it to show in every server that I'm in.

[sharp spoke]

ah ohkay

[vital crown]

Hm?

[lunar basin]

dementati [sic] of limitations

[vital crown]

Aaah

Yeah, I think this is my only one

[humble valve]

pals... i reviewed the libgdx game jam 😻
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Al_QDQccLFM

i think the funniest moment i realized afterwards, is when some of the people mentioned to me the game was behaving differently on my machine than theirs

an excellent moment to remind everyone to fix their timestep and learn what the delta is

[fluid plank]

time to troll

[lapis plinth]

could you do the troll

[fluid plank]

is clorox an acid

[lapis plinth]

seems like a troll

[fluid plank]

how much exp do i get if i kill a troll?

it is a low level mob right?

🤔

[lapis plinth]

double a goblin

[fluid plank]

a hundred slimes.. i see

[lapis plinth]

yeah they nerfed slime xp after that farming glitch

[fluid plank]

so how was Kokomi?

i have raiden shogun

[lapis plinth]

ew genshin

[fluid plank]

u just dont like thicc mommies

[lapis plinth]

thicc is the new bad

[fluid plank]

why?

🤔

[lapis plinth]

just is idk

[placid patrol]

just be the thicc mommy yourself

ez

😎

[jovial island]

Hi

[placid patrol]

hello

[jovial island]

How are you

[placid patrol]

good enough i suppose

[clever salmon]

@vital knot :white_check_mark: Your eval job has completed with return code 0.

['Hello, World!']

[wise osprey]

hey bros i made a rickroll script

[clever salmon]

Hey @wise osprey!

It looks like you tried to attach a Python file - please use a code-pasting service such as https://paste.pythondiscord.com

[wise osprey]

how can i send it ?

yup where is the option

ok

https://paste.pythondiscord.com/uyarosogan.lua

[wise osprey]

here is the script code

#satisfications

import webbrowser
import time
import random

#code start

while True:
sites = random.choice(['youtube.com/watch?v=dQw4w9WgXcQ', 'youtube.com/watch?v=dQw4w9WgXcQ', 'youtube.com/watch?v=dQw4w9WgXcQ'])
visit = "http://{}".format(sites)
webbrowser.open(visit)
seconds = random.randrange(5, 100)
time.sleep(seconds)

#end of code

we can also use the playsound module but

[sinful sun]

🅱️ython code in my offto🅱️ic channels?

[jade bolt]

why random.choice when they're all the same

and it looks like a virus for me lol

[shrewd lance]

It basically is

In its most innocent form

[jade bolt]

yep

they could've go to some virus link/ malicious links

[shrewd lance]

eh, malicious links on their own aren't generally dangerous, it's the interaction with them

currently it's similar to the very first viruses, which would spread "I love you" over a network

[dusky cliff]

snakes arent dangerous, getting bitten by them is

[jade bolt]

therefore, i bite snakes first before they can

[shrewd lance]

Being put in front of a terrarium in a zoo is not very dangerous, walking in and touching the snakes, however

[rugged portal]

!source

[clever salmon]

Bot's GitHub Repository

Repository

Go to GitHub

[wise osprey]

these codes are tested so no prob

[jade bolt]

yeah but why do you want to do the same job when it's just the same result

[shrewd lance]

it's not about the result

it's about the ~~Expansion Potential™ ✨✨

[wise osprey]

it's about the skills

[jade bolt]

i don't really get it then lol

[lofty loom]

Me neither

[jade bolt]

!e

import random
print(random.choice("aaa"))

[clever salmon]

@jade bolt :white_check_mark: Your eval job has completed with return code 0.

a

[wise osprey]

download and run maybe you don't know python if you can't understand the code

[jade bolt]

!e

print("a")

[clever salmon]

@jade bolt :white_check_mark: Your eval job has completed with return code 0.

a

[jade bolt]

tell me what is the difference

[wise osprey]

nothing

so what

[lofty loom]

Those are literally the same links

[shrewd lance]

The changes required to get randomized results in the first case are minimal

[wise osprey]

yup

[jade bolt]

i do understand the code. i'm just saying that random.choice is extra job. lol

[wise osprey]

so what ?

[wise osprey]

i wanted that

[shrewd lance]

Though the expansion potential would be better with no duplicates and with a name for the list

[wise osprey]

ok can you improve that code please

[lofty loom]

The most dangerous of them all is getting bitten by a Python

You get a wide range of job opportunities shudders

[wise osprey]

lol

i hate pycharm

i love vs code

[shrewd lance]

import webbrowser
import time
import random

sites = ['youtube.com/watch?v=dQw4w9WgXcQ']

while True:
    site = f'https://{random.choice(sites)}'
    webbrowser.open(site)
    delay = random.randrange(5, 100)
    time.sleep(delay)

[lofty loom]

I just like I can have one editor

[shrewd lance]

ackchyually

pythons don't bite, they suffocate their victims 🤓

[jade bolt]

sounds nicer

[wise osprey]

thanks for help

[wise osprey]

i like vs code

[lofty loom]

😳

I will make it sound bad in the wrong way

[shrewd lance]

please don't

[lofty loom]

ok I won't

[lofty loom]

yes

[ember oar]

I'm trying to find any good C servers, are the ones in !guilds good or are there any others any of you would recommend?

[round moss]

the one in guilds is afaik quite good

[ember oar]

is it the #include one?

[round moss]

Together C & C++ is the one I am in and know is good

[ember oar]

Alright, thanks!

[languid osprey]

hm

spooky

ghost

doot

halloween

e

pumplikin

[slate leaf]

skeleton danger jack-o-lantern

[lofty venture]

doot

[daring jay]

pumpkin doot halloween

[lofty venture]

doot pumkin skeletom danger spooky

pumkij

pumkin

doot skrleton danger spooky halloween pumkim

yey

[pliant trench]

i hate both, i love emacs

[pliant trench]

it's kinda ded

this one is better https://discord.gg/sJa8WzAT

[sterile nymph]

thats funny if a game

[sterile nymph]

are you one millions old

[pliant trench]

?

[sterile nymph]

are you the guy with one millions years

[pliant trench]

..?

[sterile nymph]

did you want one millions dollars

[pliant trench]

idk what ur talking about

[sterile nymph]

why did you change your tone

[pliant trench]

wdym

I didn't

[sterile nymph]

sorry, had a tough day

words confusion

[pliant trench]

I'm sorry..

[median blade]

umm lol

[fluid plank]

im better

[pliant trench]

Sure u are.

[jovial island]

I upgraded my text spinner, can anyone tell me what's the best one

context=                                The Eurasian blackcap is a typical warbler in Europe, western Asia and northern Africa. It has grey upperparts and paler grey underparts, and the male has a black cap, while the female's is reddish-brown. The male's song is a rich musical warbling.

paraphrased=                            The blackcap is a warbler in Europe, western Asia and northern Africa, The male and female have grey upper parts and grey under parts, while the female has a reddish-brown cap, and it has grey upper parts and grey under parts. The male's song is a rich musical warbling.

paraphrased_synonyms=                   The silvia atricapilla is a warbler in Europe, western Asia and northern Africa, The male and female have grey upper parts and grey under parts, while the female person has a reddish-brown cap, and it has grey upper parts and grey under parts. The male's song is a rich philharmonic warbling.

paraphrased_onetime=                    The male and female of the black cap warbler have grey upper parts and grey under parts, and they both have a black cap, 

paraphrased_onetime_synonyms=           The male and female person of the black cap warbler have grey upper parts and grey under parts, and they both have an undiluted cap, 

paraphrase_web=                 In Europe, Western Asia, and Northern Africa, the Eurasian blackcap is a common warbler. The male has a black head, while the female's is reddish-brown. It has grey upperparts and lighter grey underparts. The song of the male is a rich melodic warbling.```

context is the original, the rest were paraphrased by the computer

which one performs the best (ignore grammar errors and misplaced punctuation)