off-topic-lounge-text

[forest sundial]

You would have to check then, I can't tell you where you've installed it

[radiant apex]

ok

i know where i installed it

[forest sundial]

Then

[radiant apex]

wht next

[forest sundial]

Nothing?

[radiant apex]

thats it

thanks

[potent widget]

I made minecraft with everything crafting most importatn ores mining some structures health and hunger

[wanton magnet]

sure buddy sure

[potent widget]

IN C++

[jaunty mist]

hi

[dusky anvil]

hello

[potent widget]

What are you sending???

This is a python chat room

Well i mean it is a lonely server

How to build a nether portal?

[raven spade]

ive never seen this

[primal bison]

𝓗𝓮𝓵𝓵𝓸

[obsidian hamlet]

Hi

[twilit quarry]

!e ```python
""" select this option allows you to checkout """
option = 'info'
100 in 1000:
print("i made so bullshit")

[timid fjord]

:x: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 1.

001 |   File "/home/main.py", line 3
002 |     100 in 1000:
003 |                ^
004 | SyntaxError: invalid syntax

[rare spade]

hello

!e

    zero = 'X' if xState[0] else ('O' if yState[0] else 0)
    one = 'X' if xState[1] else ('O' if yState[1] else 0)
    two = 'X' if xState[2] else ('O' if yState[2] else 0)
    three = 'X' if xState[3] else ('O' if yState[3] else 0)
    four = 'X' if xState[4] else ('O' if yState[4] else 0)
    fifth = 'X' if xState[5] else ('O' if yState[5] else 0)
    sixth = 'X' if xState[6] else ('O' if yState[6] else 0)
    seven = 'X' if xState[7] else ('O' if yState[7] else 0)
    eight = 'X' if xState[8] else ('O' if yState[8] else 0)
    print(f"{zero} | {one} | {two}")
    print("--|---|---")
    print(f"{three} | {four} | {fifth}")
    print("--|---|---")
    print(f"{sixth} | {seven} | {eight}")
    
def checkwin(state):
    # All possible winning combinations
    win_combinations = [
        [0, 1, 2], [3, 4, 5], [6, 7, 8],  # Rows
        [0, 3, 6], [1, 4, 7], [2, 5, 8],  # Columns
        [0, 4, 8], [2, 4, 6]             # Diagonals
    ]
    
    # Check if any winning combination is satisfied
    for combination in win_combinations:
        if state[combination[0]] == 1 and state[combination[1]] == 1 and state[combination[2]] == 1:
            return True  # A win is found
    return False  # No winner yet

if __name__ == "__main__":
    xState = [0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0]
    yState = [0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0]
    turn = 1  # 1 for X, 0 for O
    print("Welcome to Tic Tac Toe!")
    
    while True:
        printBoard(xState, yState)
        
        if turn == 1:
            print("X's Chance")
        else:
            print("O's Chance")
        
        try:
            # Input from the user
            value = int(input("Enter a position (0-8): "))
            
            # Check if the input is valid
            if value < 0 or value > 8:
                print("Invalid input. Enter a number between 0 and 8.")
                continue  # Restart the loop
            
            # Check if the position is already taken
            if xState[value] or yState[value]:
                print("Position already taken. Try another position.")
                continue  # Restart the loop
            
            # Update the state
            if turn == 1:
                xState[value] = 1
                # Check if X wins
                if checkwin(xState):
                    printBoard(xState, yState)
                    print("X wins! 🎉")
                    break
            else:
                yState[value] = 1
                # Check if O wins
                if checkwin(yState):
                    printBoard(xState, yState)
                    print("O wins! 🎉")
                    break
            
            # Switch the turn
            turn = 1 - turn  # Toggles between 1 (X) and 0 (O)
        
        except ValueError:
            print("Invalid input. Please enter a valid number.")

[tough shale]

Library

?

[small dragon]

import turtle
import random
turtle.bgcolor('black')
turtle.colormode(255)
x=0
turtle.speed(10000000000)
for x in range(500):
r,b,g=random.randint(0,255),random.randint(0,255),random.randint(0,255)
turtle.pencolor(r,g,b)
turtle.fd(x+50)
turtle.rt(91)
turtle.exitonclick()

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[simple wedge]

hello?

[elfin lark]

!e

amount_x += int(tile == "X")
amount_y += int(tile == "Y")

[timid fjord]

:x: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 1.

001 | Traceback (most recent call last):
002 |   File "/home/main.py", line 1, in <module>
003 |     amount_x += int(tile == "X")
004 |     ^^^^^^^^
005 | NameError: name 'amount_x' is not defined

[elfin lark]

!e

amount_x = 8
amount_y = 9
tile = "X"
amount_x += int(tile == "X")
amount_y += int(tile == "Y")

[timid fjord]

:warning: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.

[No output]

[elfin lark]

!e

amount_x = 8
amount_y = 9
tile = "X"
amount_x += int(tile == "X")
amount_y += int(tile == "Y")
print(amount_x, amount_y)

[timid fjord]

:white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.

9 9

[elfin lark]

Twst

!e

amount_x = 8
amount_y = 9
tile = "X"
amount_x += int(tile == "X")
amount_y += int(tile == "Y")
print(amount_x, amount_y)

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[dull anvil]

@mellow solar to me just sounds like random noise, not a consistent view of that sort

anyway
back to listening to pain music

for ~300th time

[slim pasture]

hi there

[pastel totem]

@mellow solar , I am sorry to hear this. But also, I am very happy to see you thriving and striving.
Two devs that I look up to for are :

https://www.linkedin.com/in/dorota-kozlowska/
https://www.linkedin.com/in/georgiaweidman/

[slim pasture]

whats going on here? beginner here lolz

what is the goal?

[pastel totem]

If you like me, has no access to speech. You interact with voice channels with the chats that are under the same name.

[slim pasture]

siiiiiick

[pastel totem]

@rich moss is shredding some code in the live-coding chat in a project's been working on.

[slim pasture]

is this for a game?

isee isee

[pastel totem]

You can also read it on the github page. It can be definitely be used for games.

https://github.com/salt-die/batgrl/

[slim pasture]

ooh that's cool

and my name is actually matthew not kurt lolz

[wispy fable]

stream i paused

[slim pasture]

yeah lolz its for the lolz

its coBrain

i cant talk

[dull anvil]

the other letter

[slim pasture]

i meant like i named it kurt cobrain for the lolz

yes sir whatsup

[pastel totem]

haha

[slim pasture]

idk man i only kknow python

[pastel totem]

That one is easy, Fortran or Common Lisp.

[dull anvil]

@twilit quarry React+WASM+Python for peak complexity

[slim pasture]

u can see my pfp

what can python not do

[dull anvil]

OS kernels python cannot do

[pastel totem]

The only thing yet, is Homoiconicity.

But the rest, yeah, pretty much everything.

[dull anvil]

for in-browser you need JS either way

even with WASM, there's still a giant JS compat layer

@fresh sail LLVM rather than target arch assembly directly

[slim pasture]

ooh good question

[fresh sail]

https://cloud.google.com/solutions/web-hosting

[dull anvil]

WordPress is in a weird state right now

[fresh sail]

https://wordpress.com

[dull anvil]

WP Engine?

Cloudflare

[dull anvil]

@fresh sail

that's their main product

like I don't remember any other one that associates with DDoS protection as much

that's Lambda alternative

not VPS

as it should be

[slim pasture]

welp im gonna go now, enjoy your day everyone 👋 🫡

[dull anvil]

last time I tried calculating Lambda prices for something, the result was:
$0.00

[pastel totem]

Heroku is hell of a PaaS

[dull anvil]

and when I removed the free tier, it was $0.02

per month

@twilit quarry not Angular

do not Angular

, would be the advice a few years ago

nowadays they seem to be moving towards modernity they initially pioneered

[pastel totem]

Brazil

Nah.

I might move to Texas this year. We'll see.

[dull anvil]

@twilit quarry just as you say that, I receive a notification because someone is spamming Trump coin scam in telegram...

[pastel totem]

Imma head out. have a nice one y'all.

[dull anvil]

@fresh sail it's somewhat far from his actual goals

just an excuse to stay in power

[nova shoal]

Why not import queue but rather deque

[dull anvil]

deque is short for double-ended queue

whereas queue module is for working with threading

it's unfortunate that it's queue.Queue, it really should've been threading.Queue by analogy with asyncio.Queue and multiprocessing.Queue

[rich moss]

!pypi terminal_dungeon

[timid fjord]

terminal-dungeon v0.1.2

A raycasting library for your terminal!

Released on <t:1711664223:D>.

[nova shoal]

That’s means should b threading whereas deque

[dull anvil]

you can pop and append from both ends

that's why it's named double-ended queue

[fresh sail]

https://www.vice.com/en/article/doom-rendered-entirely-in-ascii-is-the-most-1337-way-to-play/

[nova shoal]

Ohk thanks a lot 😊

[dull anvil]

pain

top but h

hraphical

idk

it's colourful version of top

it's not in the container

node casually requesting almost 22G of memory

I need to spam my service with requests to fill up the db

so I also decided to also look at CPU usage

(unrelated to 22G thing)

why does it ever need to page anything out

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[olive swallow]

and i also didnt know how to how connect the buttons and things to a function
but i made a function that calls two different methods and gave a button that function. Now the first method is supposed to be a toplevelwindow and has a progressbar so its like a loading screen. The second method is just predictions made by AI. But the problem im having is that after the AI finishes all of its predictions does the first method work.
idk why its not starting at the same time

@jagged swallow

become my savior

[jagged swallow]

let me see your code my good sire

pop it in a pastebin and i'll have a look

[olive swallow]

alright

let me remove some texts since its personal info

also

how do i do that

[void talon]

!paste

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[olive swallow]

do i just paste the link?

https://paste.pythondiscord.com/MAQA

alright

thanks

youve developed a game?

thats life

hehe

my bad

huh

damn

can i use english as my second language as an excuse

[jagged swallow]

for sure

no judgement at all

[olive swallow]

though i didnt realise i spelled it wrong

though this is also why i wanted to do it by hand

i wanted to learn and actually understand what is going on on screen

[jagged swallow]

i can't share I'm afraid

The button_click4 method performs intensive tasks (like loading a model and processing images) on the main thread, which blocks the GUI. As a result, the progress bar may not update or display correctly.

[olive swallow]

ah

i see

would you suggest i load the model before the class

[jagged swallow]

Use threading to run the processing in a separate thread, allowing the GUI (including the progress bar) to remain responsive.

[olive swallow]

you lost me

[jagged swallow]

lol sorry

[olive swallow]

hold on let me search

ohh

portuguese

what four languages

i also speak four

you just gotta expose yourself to the language

damn

@jagged swallow question, so im reading w3schools about threading. Can i just leave button_click4 and bar like they are and put them in the thread? Or do i need to move them outside the class and put them in separate threads. And the threads go in the button_click4 event?

[jagged swallow]

something like this

import threading

def func(self):
    threading.Thread(target=self.run_sorting).start()

def run_sorting(self):
    self.bar()
    self.button_click4()
    self.done = "finished"```

[olive swallow]

ohhh

damn that looks simple

does the pyton library have threading?

yep

[jagged swallow]

customtkinter (ctk.CTk) is built on top of tkinter, and creating multiple Tk instances can lead to unexpected behavior. Using Tk().withdraw() creates a new hidden Tkinter root window every time a folder selection is made.

Instead of creating a new Tk instance, use the already existing CTk instance for file dialogs.

[olive swallow]

ohhh

optimisation

wait

so i just need to remove the Tk().withdraw() no?

i think i understood

i changed Tk() to self making it self.withdraw()

yep we start with python

and its advertised like that as well

im back

my internet died

@jagged swallow could you explain in a bit more detail what the already existing CTk instance for filedialogs is? i looked it up and i found "filedialog.askopenfilename()", but i didnt quite understand with what i should replace "Tk().withdraw()"

[jagged swallow]

it should look like this

def button_click1(self):
    Tk().withdraw()
    self.test_folder = filedialog.askdirectory()```

[olive swallow]

oh okay

God likes me

T_T

hes gone

OH

HO

it works

[jagged swallow]

yeah? did that get it in order?

there's still some issues here and there

it's probably not going to 100% function the way you were intending

[olive swallow]

i just need to fix the code

to close the progress bar and im finished

[olive swallow]

yep the threading helped

[jagged swallow]

did you also do something like this

def button_click1(self):
    self.test_folder = filedialog.askdirectory(master=self)

def button_click2(self):
    self.deer_folder = filedialog.askdirectory(master=self)

def button_click3(self):
    self.nodeer_folder = filedialog.askdirectory(master=self)```

[olive swallow]

true but im happy my hardwork helped

[olive swallow]

ah no. The way you showed before was how i had it

[jagged swallow]

sorry, this is the way it should look

[olive swallow]

now i just need to add finishing touches and my gorup project is done

[jagged swallow]

Ensure that the progress bar is stopped once processing is complete. This ties back into using threading to allow the GUI to remain responsive.

[olive swallow]

nah

so where i live we use the dutch education system

in the last year you get a profielwerkstuk

which is just a project done in groups that take up the whole year basically and you choose one of the subjects

my groups chose tech and biology

[jagged swallow]

so senior project then

we have those here

[olive swallow]

so we decided to make an AI that recognizes deer

[jagged swallow]

i made a 2d platformer for mine

[olive swallow]

ah so thats what they are called

[olive swallow]

thats insane

what inspiration was behind it

[jagged swallow]

i was 18 the judges loved it

[olive swallow]

hell yeah

[jagged swallow]

my inspiration was "make a game"

[olive swallow]

thats kind of broad

but you did make a game

[jagged swallow]

i had no idea what i was doing, my game was trash lmao

[olive swallow]

haha

[jagged swallow]

but it was impressive to the judges

[olive swallow]

its the effort that counts

and of course the final prject

50/50

[jagged swallow]

i explained how the code worked and they understood it so they were like ok this guy knows what he's doing

[olive swallow]

ohh

i dont know if people are gonna understand python

here

though we get to invite people for our presentation

and we intend to enter the national contest(?) from the netherlands

hopefully make it into the top 10

thought there are insane things people have build

[jagged swallow]

re your code: Hardcoding file paths can lead to issues if the path is incorrect or if the code is run on a different machine or operating system.

[olive swallow]

are you talking about the yolo file?

[jagged swallow]

yep

[olive swallow]

i plan on making this into an executable and putting the file with it

[jagged swallow]

But you need to reference it using a relative path

i'm sure you can solve that part on your own pretty easily

[olive swallow]

hopefullly

but ill think ill manage

you already helped me a lot

[jagged swallow]

./[insert filename]

without the brackets

Make sure that the detect_objects function is properly indented within button_click4. Improper indentation can lead to IndentationError or logical errors.

[olive swallow]

in command prompt?

[olive swallow]

alright

ill double check

[jagged swallow]

If the user hasn't selected all required folders (test_folder, deer_folder, nodeer_folder), the button_click4 method might fail. Add checks to ensure that all necessary folders are selected before processing begins.

[olive swallow]

ah yep

forgot about that

i tried that before but i ran into an issue

idk remember what it was

[jagged swallow]

Using shutil.move without checking if the target file already exists can lead to data loss. Handle potential filename conflicts.

[olive swallow]

hello

[jagged swallow]

The update method is not being called; it's just referenced. This means it won't execute. Add parentheses to call the method.

[olive swallow]

oops

damn ive made a lot of mistakes

[jagged swallow]

it's alright

you're learning

making mistakes is how you learn

[olive swallow]

indeed

@jagged swallow did you go to uni or college?

and did you do computer science

[olive swallow]

si la computadora

ah

hahah

no codes were hurt

in the making of this gentleman

[jagged swallow]

only thing that was hurt was my ego

[olive swallow]

ah shit

[jagged swallow]

of which i have little so we're fine

lmao

[olive swallow]

haha

i dont understand why people take philosophy

i dont understand what the study aims to

think about thinking

i talk to myself sometimes

in my head

[jagged swallow]

to understand the nature of humanity and morality and ethics and the human condition

[olive swallow]

i see

its like the parental effect of seeing your child get your gift

kryszstof sounds russian or somewhere around ther

[void talon]

https://www.coursera.org/learn/learning-how-to-learn

[olive swallow]

you have kids?

i see

dman

damn

you sound wise

fools used to laugh at kings without repercussions

i understand why

thought

though

its more like you

they want to experience something at least once

of ocurse

there are reasons why its not commun

comun

?

how do i spell comun

common

that reminds me of a person i know

alright you guys have any interesting hobbies

[jagged swallow]

running = True
while running

  #inster game logic


  #insert game over condition

  running = False```

[olive swallow]

oh nice

what games you into right now

what the hell

[jagged swallow]

@olive swallow
https://youtu.be/FLykV17tILs?si=iBp2NrTxW8JJc87O&t=93

here i explain a finishing move in 5D Chess with Multiverse Time Travel

[olive swallow]

this looks goofy

[olive swallow]

i prefer to retain my sanity at the end of tonight

[olive swallow]

alright

[jagged swallow]

mindbendingly frustrating and terribly fun for my poor brain who can't visualize pieces moving through time and space

[olive swallow]

why does it look like they are driving the car like they would riding a horse

[olive swallow]

wait you cant like

imagine things?

[jagged swallow]

well i do have aphantasia but i mean just predicting a move and where a piece will land

if u watch the video it kind of explains what i mean

[void talon]

https://pyweek.org/e/meme_py123/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hTDfKD6n2pE

[olive swallow]

my Internet died again

but I think imma leave it like this and go

thanks a lot @jagged swallow for the help

[jagged swallow]

no problem at all my friend

[olive swallow]

I got help from God

[jagged swallow]

lol i am far from it

there's people way beyond my level

[olive swallow]

it's all about perspective my friend

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[cedar basalt]

@hollow copper You will be unable to voice verify for the next 2 weeks because of this spamming.

[hushed pagoda]

what he playing

[celest rune]

هلا شباب

[primal bison]

.

.-

-.

?

Lets make a ship toghether!

-------------------

--------__--------_-___-

--____------_--------------------_____-----____

did you like it?

[desert sigil]

what is this

https://tenor.com/view/feyresmaid-gif-22693890

[coral hill]

whats this chat for?

[runic grotto]

hello

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[sage kite]

هلا

[true bolt]

Hi

[strange rose]

Here 👋

[wispy drift]

ok so the main thread is mainly to got user events and updating the ui from like states and stuff, everything else should be on the other threads ?

[neon portal]

@buoyant kestrel Down to hang for a bit sir?

[neon portal]

@night lily Could you be my rubber ducky for a few moments?

[night lily]

I'm about to leave for dinner.

When I get back?

[neon portal]

Sure.

!paste

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[neon portal]

https://paste.pythondiscord.com/U4OQ

QUBIT_KEYS = frozenset([
    "qubit_index", "control_index", "target_index", "first_qubit_index",
    "second_qubit_index", "first_target_index", "second_target_index"
])
QUBIT_LIST_KEYS = frozenset(["qubit_indices", "control_indices", "target_indices"])
ALL_QUBIT_KEYS = QUBIT_KEYS.union(QUBIT_LIST_KEYS)

[hollow forge]

all fixed

[night lily]

@neon portal Sorted?

[neon portal]

Yeah, fixed it.

Wanna hang though.

[night lily]

Yo

[hollow forge]

@night lily which looks better?

[night lily]

@red dome👋

Difficult to answer that without context.

[hollow forge]

one only shows the buttons when you hover over it and one shows them all

[night lily]

Oh, from a design perspective. I thought you were referring to the file size.

The righthand.

[hollow forge]

@night lily show all colors or just when you hover over the specific button does it show the color?

[night lily]

You needn't have the intermediate background behind the icon at all, as a third option.

[hollow forge]

you mean the shadow?

[night lily]

I mean the shadow.

[hollow forge]

oh no in the second image the button is being hovered over

[night lily]

As in lefthand and just that.

[hollow forge]

so this?

[night lily]

I'm not.

I recognise it as a moral failing, but it's one that I grew up with and find delicious.

So I'm at peace with it.

I know.

[night lily]

Left.

[hollow forge]

so all colors no shadow?

[night lily]

Maybe.

[night lily]

Left.

[hollow forge]

are you talking about the grey background?

[night lily]

The surrounding intermediary grey. It's square.

[hollow forge]

ah that

[night lily]

Try removing it and having it as just that.

[hollow forge]

so dont have a background behind the button when im hovering over it?

[maiden sparrow]

I'm looking for projects to do.

[neon portal]

!kindling

[timid fjord]

Kindling Projects

The Kindling projects page on Ned Batchelder's website contains a list of projects and ideas programmers can tackle to build their skills and knowledge.

[neon portal]

My suggestion is to think of your interests (any fields that you like/are good at) and then come up with a project. The project would then be implemented as a SDK/package which you can publish on pypi.

[ocean rose]

someone know how to move in terminal linx?

[jagged vault]

If you need help in projects come

[hoary herald]

phone_map = {'g': 'ɡ', 'ʤ': 'd͡ʒ', 'ʧ': 't͡ʃ'}```

[hollow copper]

sup

if anyone needs help here just let me know

[oak heath]

Hey, i've got this problem when i have number that does not match the length of 4 i need to add 0s before it, example input = 1, 12, 132 output = 0004, 0012, 0132 i know there's a str method in python< but i forgot which one solves this issue

ah, it's zfill i remembered

[devout breach]

always nice to find a shortcut , efficient piece of code @oak heath

[neon portal]

!paste

[timid fjord]

Pasting large amounts of code

If your code is too long to fit in a codeblock in Discord, you can paste your code here:
https://paste.pythondiscord.com/

After pasting your code, save it by clicking the Paste! button in the bottom left, or by pressing CTRL + S. After doing that, you will be navigated to the new paste's page. Copy the URL and post it here so others can see it.

[neon portal]

@craggy rapids Put your code inside the pastebin link.

[craggy rapids]

https://gist.github.com/itsdefter/90d75e2081c9251d365659b0877a719e

[light furnace]

Nice

[neon portal]

@rich moss

[tool.setuptools.package-data]
"batgrl" = ["py.typed"]

[grave elk]

@arctic crypt why on earth are you opening your cam with your character on it

[grave elk]

sup @rich moss

hi @rich moss

[rich moss]

https://github.com/patrick-kidger/jaxtyping

[devout breach]

the elasticity of the pixel groups is cool @rich moss

[supple gorge]

can anyone

[timid fjord]

:incoming_envelope: :ok_hand: applied timeout to @supple gorge until <t:1740168242:f> (10 minutes) (reason: duplicates spam - sent 4 duplicate messages).

The <@&831776746206265384> have been alerted for review.

[night lily]

@shy geode 👋

[shy geode]

[night lily]

@lament sleet 👋

@void turtle 👋

[coarse ridge]

hi guys 🙂

[neon portal]

@agile portal Wanna hang?

[ruby bronze]

i need some help detecting tetronimos im not sure how

[crimson bane]

Guys some one can help me decompile file?

[lament sleet]

post

[red basalt]

let me try

[fossil slate]

If really interested in learning cybersecurity Dm

[brittle pebble]

for counter in reversed(range(1, 11)):
    print(counter)
    time.sleep(1) # wait for 1 second

print("HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!")```

Mini project I just did 🙂

[quaint cave]

Hey guys, so I want to create a hashing algorithm in python. Here's the idea:

It takes a string of characters and then adds 25 characters in between each letter. It could be letters, numbers, or special characters, then it would add that to the output.

Could anyone help me with this and how I could implement this?

[full hawk]

maybe use ACSII (and random library if you want it to be random) and function chr()

[hoary cobalt]

I am doing something wild and could use a pythonic take

It

Dao approach in python and rust

but I am unsure if I should be building crypto on python whatsoever.

[timid wadi]

i need a little help from anyone who can code anything please!

[quaint cave]

sure, what's the problem?

[paper quartz]

what is the problem?

[long wyvern]

Hello friends

can you please help me with this

[timid fjord]

Please react with ✅ to upload your file(s) to our paste bin, which is more accessible for some users.

[long wyvern]

it is saying unexpected indent

[primal bison]

hmmm

[primal bison]

I am looking

[barren viper]

Hi, I have fixed your code @long wyvern

i also added bg color if you want

[ruby prism]

Wht up with dut name

[barren viper]

?

[ruby prism]

Maha-Gamer

My apologize

[barren viper]

oh i have a youtube channel under that name

[ruby prism]

Okayy that's cool

[carmine garnet]

can someone help plz #1347253421358452819 message

[long wyvern]

Thank may God Bless you :>

[barren viper]

Ur Welcome

[tight ridge]

i tried this a lot of times.

import random

prime_in_lst = []
while True:
    to = 1000
    randoms = sorted(set([random.randint(0,to) for ran in range(to)]))

    def is_prime(num):
        if num <= 1:
            return False
        for i in range(2, int(num ** 0.5) + 1):
            if num % i == 0:
                return False
        return True

    i = 0
    for ran in randoms:
        if is_prime(ran):
            i = i + 1

    prime_in_lst.append(i)

    print(f'{sum(prime_in_lst)/len(prime_in_lst)}/1000')

its always between 105 106 can some one explain why
its test

[undone vessel]

installing 3.13.2

[rough ledge]

the output is always arround 106 because the avg number of prime numbers 0-1000 is approximatly 106 😛

[tidal wadi]

#ot1-perplexing-regexing

[wispy drift]

what percent of android phones globally run on android 10 and lower vs android 10 and higher
not just the us and eu

[ember ridge]

hey hello friends how to get voice permission

[timid fjord]

:x: Your 3.13 free threaded eval job has completed with return code 1.

001 |   File "/home/main.py", line 9
002 |     case s if aint.fullmatch(s) as m:
003 |                                 ^^
004 | SyntaxError: invalid syntax

[night lily]

!voice

[timid fjord]

Voice verification

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

[hearty agate]

Test

[nova hull]

this code just converts my 200k book dataset to 132 books. Is there anything wrong?

[cosmic tartan]

can someone try my calculator for errors

•>_<•

[timid fjord]

Click here to see this code in our pastebin.

[brittle pebble]

def main():
    preface()
    paycheckfunc()
    phonebill()
    totalbal()


def totalbal():
    Inc = (paycheck)
    Exp = (pbillw)
    tbal = (Inc - Exp)
    print("This is your total balance")

def preface():
    print("This will help you calculate your weekly budget")
    print("Please use whole numbers, thank you")
    #would like to change this but don't know how
    print()

def paycheckfunc():
    hrs = int(input("How many hours did you work this week?\n"))
    mphr = int(input("How much do you get paid per hour?\n"))
    paycheck = ((balance + (hrs * mphr)) * .79)
    print()
    print()
    #defeinetly has to be a better way than this to skip lines lol
    print("Below is your paycheck for this week")
    print()
    print(paycheck)
    
    
def phonebill():
    pbill = int(input("How much is your phone bill on a monthly basis?\n"))
    pbillw = print(pbill * .25)
    print(pbillw)




main()```

@night lily working on this on the plane of a trip

No need to fix just showing you

It doesn't work currently but I am about to have a 10hr flight of sleep and coding so I think I should be able to fix

[night lily]

https://tenor.com/view/g-force-butt-head-beavis-mike-judge-beavis-and-butt-head-do-the-universe-gif-5237796563072944757

[real bone]

https://discord.com/channels/267624335836053506/1349683160425693215

[lusty harness]

man I hate cmake

[karmic marten]

want to see what i made?

[frail cloak]

unoptmized code very bad

[craggy token]

theres smt called:

if __name__ == "__main__":

it replaces your main function

just do

if __name__ == "__main__":
  preface()
  paycheckfunc()
  phonebill()
  totalbal()

[dull anvil]

in which way is it "unoptimised"?

[frail cloak]

it isnt c++

[dull anvil]

what metric are you suggesting to optimise for?

[craggy token]

basically it checks on script start if the name is main, because __main__ is the first thing getting called in a py script so it runs that first

[dull anvil]

__main__ isn't "getting called" when running a script, __main__ is the name the main module gets assigned

[craggy token]

@dull anvil do you know what magic methods are?

[craggy token]

__main__

is like the main function in rust

its on run

[dull anvil]

thank you for calling them magic methods and not dunder methods

[craggy token]

well its not getting called obv

but its the first thing getting initialized

[dull anvil]

no

[craggy token]

yes

[frail cloak]

guys is there any better way to log hello world???

b = '////////[|////[|//|///|///|/°°°°³]|/|/|³||/[°]°³]||`|³³³`///////``///`||`°³`°`///`³³³³³³`³³³³³³³³`||/`|//`'; a:input=input
def outp(x): print(chr(x), end=''); 
(lambda b, d, inp, outp:(lambda f: f(f, 0, 0)) 
(lambda f, ip, dp: None if ip < 0 or ip >= len(b) else 
f(f, ip + 1, dp + 1) if b[ip] == '|' else 
f(f, ip + 1, dp - 1) if b[ip] == '°' else 
(d.__setitem__(dp, (d[dp] + 1) % 256) and 0) or f(f, ip + 1, dp) if b[ip] == '/' else 
(d.__setitem__(dp, d[dp] - 1 if d[dp] > 0 else 255) and 0) or f(f, ip + 1, dp) if b[ip] == '³' else 
(outp(d[dp]) and 0) or f(f, ip + 1, dp) if b[ip] == '`' else 
(d.__setitem__(dp, (lambda x: x if 0<=x<=255 else 0)(inp())) and 0) or f(f, ip + 1, dp) if b[ip] == '' else 
f(f, (lambda f: f(f, 1, ip + 1)) 
( lambda f, h, ip: f(f, h + 1, ip + 1) if b[ip] == '[' and h else 
f(f, h - 1, ip + 1) if b[ip] == ']' and h else 
ip if not h else f(f, h, ip + 1) ),dp) if b[ip] == '[' and d[dp] == 0 else 
f(f, (lambda f: f(f, 1, ip - 1)) 
( lambda f, h, ip: ip if h==1 and b[ip - 1] == '[' else 
f(f, h + 1, ip - 1) if b[ip] == '[' else 
f(f, h - 1, ip - 1) if b[ip] == ']' else 
f(f, h, ip - 1) ),dp) if b[ip] == ']' and d[dp] != 0 else 
f(f, ip + 1, dp))) (b, [0] * 30000, lambda: a(''), outp)

[dull anvil]

are you talking about the __main__ module or things under if __name__ == "__main__":?

[craggy token]

main module

[dull anvil]

ah, I misunderstood that you've changed what you're talking about

[dense moat]

did you guys see that chatgpt has its own website type ide

[craggy token]

lol

[frail cloak]

ewww skid

[dense moat]

i thought it was cool

[frail cloak]

ewwwww

[dense moat]

not that i use it personally

what is ew

??

[frail cloak]

thats what they all say

[dull anvil]

I shall not do the unreasonably elaborate demo of the latter not being first

with __init_subclass__ because that'd be funny

[dense moat]

you find chatgpt as disgusting

it itself is code

[frail cloak]

ok

[dull anvil]

(see the "metric" question)

[craggy token]

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/1307749144521212054/1349510487523590174/togif.gif

@dull anvil do you know what a tenary operator is

[dull anvil]

@frail cloak that is obviously not appropriate

[frail cloak]

what?

[dull anvil]

the GIF you had sent

[frail cloak]

uh?

[craggy token]

is this appropriate?

[craggy token]

?

[frail cloak]

guys why wont it work?

[dull anvil]

tl;dr: a if b else c

[craggy token]

nice

[frail cloak]

guys does the id() function give me a legal document, so im no immegrant anymore

[dull anvil]

!warn 1058766073568174231 sending a GIF that directly references suicide and uses homophobic language and then pretending as if you did not do it is not appropriate

[timid fjord]

:incoming_envelope: :ok_hand: applied warning to @frail cloak.

[dull anvil]

!d id

[timid fjord]

id

id(object)```
Return the “identity” of an object. This is an integer which is guaranteed to be unique and constant for this object during its lifetime. Two objects with non-overlapping lifetimes may have the same [`id()`](https://docs.python.org/3/library/functions.html#id) value.

**CPython implementation detail:** This is the address of the object in memory.

Raises an [auditing event](https://docs.python.org/3/library/sys.html#auditing) `builtins.id` with argument `id`.

[frail cloak]

where was i a homophob?

i want proof

pow

[dull anvil]

f slur is obviously homophobic

[frail cloak]

fuck?

[dull anvil]

fuck is not a slur

[frail cloak]

fingering?

[craggy token]

@dull anvil does this work:

print("hello".reverse())

[dull anvil]

[::-1]

[craggy token]

alrighty good job

[lofty bane]

hi everyone

[dull anvil]

"I'm scared of where this quiz is going, who knows might be the next question would be Rust-Python integration"

[craggy token]

😭

im just checking if u know ur stuff

[lofty bane]

can you rate my pytwiddle project

https://pytwiddle.com?source=number+%3D+int(input("Welcome+to+our+FREE+calculator%2Cwhat+is+the+first+number+in+your+problem+")) Second_Number+%3D+int(input("Now+what+is+the+second+number+")) Multiplication+%3D+["*"%2C"x"%2C"X"%2C"Multiplication"%2C"Multiply"%2C"Product"] Division+%3D+["%2F"%2C"÷"%2C"Division"%2C"Divide"%2C"Quotient"] Addition+%3D+["%2B"%2C"Addition"%2C"Add"%2C"Plus"]+ Subtraction+%3D+["-"%2C"Subraction"%2C"Subtract"%2C"Minus"] aspect+%3D+input("What+aspect+do+you+want+us+to+do+e.g+mutiplication+") if+aspect+in+Multiplication%3A ++++print(number+*+Second_Number) ++++ ++++ ++++++ if+aspect+in+Division%3A ++++print(number+%2F+Second_Number) ++++ if+aspect+in+Addition%3A ++++print(number+%2B+Second_Number) ++++ ++++ ++++ ++++ if+aspect+in+Subtraction%3A ++++print(number+-+Second_Number) ++++ ++++ ++++ ++++

[craggy token]

shit code 😭

[dull anvil]

what is the purpose of this code?

[frail cloak]

Respectfully, calling other people code shit is not nice.

[dull anvil]

@craggy token @frail cloak whoever of you two reacted to the bot's message with the reaction other than checkbox, what was that for?

[craggy token]

not me??

[frail cloak]

hsw "reverse"

[craggy token]

😭

tf u mean 😭

it was @frail cloak tho

[frail cloak]

I dont know what exactly mean by that?

[craggy token]

‍‍Hi⁣⁢⁤‌‍‌⁢⁢‍‍⁤⁢⁢⁡‌⁡‌⁡‌⁡‍⁡⁢‍⁢‍⁣⁡‍⁢‍‌⁡‌‍‌‍‌‍⁤⁡‍⁢‌⁤‌⁢⁣⁤‍‌‍‍‌⁢⁡⁢‌⁢‍⁡‍‌‍‌⁢⁡⁢⁡‌⁢‌‍‌⁢⁡⁢⁡‍⁢‍‍⁢‌⁢⁢⁡‌

Wow cool⁢⁡‍⁢‌⁢‌⁢⁣⁢⁡‍⁡‌⁡‌‍‌⁢⁡⁢⁤‍‌‍⁡⁢⁡⁣‍⁡‌⁤⁡⁢⁤⁢⁢‍⁢⁡⁤‍⁡‌⁢⁡‌⁤⁤‍⁡‍⁢⁢‌‍⁢‌⁡⁡⁢‌⁢⁡⁡‍⁢‍⁡‍⁢⁡⁡‍‌⁢⁢⁡‍⁢‍⁡⁡⁤⁡⁤⁢⁣⁣‌⁡⁢‍⁢⁢⁢⁢⁡⁢‍⁡⁡⁢⁣‍⁡‍⁢‌

[dull anvil]

I'm quite sure this is not allowed by the ToS of the captcha service, so please delete this code

[frail cloak]

⁢‍‌⁣⁢⁤⁢‌⁤⁤⁣⁡⁢‍‌⁡⁢‍‌‌⁡⁢⁡⁢⁢⁢‌⁡⁣⁡⁢⁢⁢‌⁢⁡‍⁢⁢⁤⁢⁡‌⁢‌⁢‍⁤‍‌‌⁢⁡‍⁡⁣‌⁣‌⁡⁢⁡⁢‍‌‍‌⁢⁢‌‌‌⁢⁢⁤‌⁣‌‍‌⁤‌⁤⁡‌⁤⁡

[frail cloak]

its for educational purposes

[dull anvil]

this topic is out of scope of this server

[frail cloak]

thats some type shit

just tryna learn 💔

sir what if i send a mobile reversed yelp credit card logging checker?

[dull anvil]

(idk who you're talking to, I'm not a sir)

[frail cloak]

(cool)

(määm)

[craggy token]

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/1170315074108395592/1267887487859167374/caption.gif

[frail cloak]

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/1280854896006008842/1349512727470542868/togif.gif

[craggy token]

@dull anvil solve this quizz

[frail cloak]

line 18293

[dull anvil]

why is there Lisp

[frail cloak]

lisp or list?

[dull anvil]

Lisp, as in the family of programming languages

[craggy token]

wasm...

[frail cloak]

thats wasm if your tiny brain couldnt process

[dull anvil]

ah right

[craggy token]

😭

[dull anvil]

that doesn't answer the question though why is WASM Lisp

[dull anvil]

https://tenor.com/view/bloom-into-you-touko-touko-nanami-yagakimi-silly-gif-27545642

!ban 1349815578143100978 I think two GIFs with references to cutting one's wrists is enough

[timid fjord]

Bad argument

Could not convert "user" into UnambiguousMember or UnambiguousUser.
User "1349815578143100978" not found.

[frail cloak]

NOOO

[dull anvil]

lmao

[craggy token]

💀

[dull anvil]

!ban 1058766073568174231 I think two GIFs with references to cutting one's wrists is enough

[frail cloak]

💔

[timid fjord]

:incoming_envelope: :ok_hand: applied ban to @frail cloak permanently.

[rough ledge]

haha

[dull anvil]

thanks for deleting it so I don't have to 💛

[brittle pebble]

I'm litterally 2 months in as a hobby

[lean sun]

how ill do live coding if i cant stream 😭

[dull anvil]

don't worry about their comment, they were trolling

[lean sun]

what...

[still dome]

Hi Theresa

Hii

[ruby echo]

hi

hi theresa

hello

how are you??

[next root]

Can you unmute me @buoyant kestrel

[median void]

Hello everyone

[silver grotto]

guys

anyone knows a HTML fun dc server?

[foggy leaf]

no

[orchid sphinx]

How do fun with Python

[sour surge]

Make mini games

Most fun to do Is RPG text based option game

Fundamental are same but you can also practice writing skills

[timid fjord]

:incoming_envelope: :ok_hand: applied timeout to @copper moon until <t:1742416536:f> (10 minutes) (reason: duplicates spam - sent 4 duplicate messages).

The <@&831776746206265384> have been alerted for review.

[silk ridge]

Is this possible?? Can I make game from python??

How ?? Kindly explain that .

And How I can do if a want to ?

[left epoch]

hey man, it is possible, you only have to study. First, learn the basics to have a solid knowledge about the language itself. After that, search about Godot. I am sure that, after u have a basic and solid knowledge about python, u can make incredible games

[silk ridge]

Yes I know basics of python.. what type of game am I going to build ??

[left epoch]

what would you like to make?

[elder hound]

hi

who

here

isnerdy

[warm junco]

https://www.amazon.com/HyperX-Cloud-Stinger-Swivel-Mute/dp/B0BCFKG49M?source=ps-sl-shoppingads-lpcontext&ref_=fplfs&smid=ATVPDKIKX0DER&gQT=1&th=1

[valid flint]

@unborn sorrel Do you hear the feedback?
Please respond and text because I can't make a thing of what you're saying due to the feedback loop I'm getting closer

[brittle pebble]

def main():
    preface()
    paycheckfunc()
    phonebill()
    totalbal(paycheck)


def preface():
    print("This will help you calculate your weekly budget")
    print("Please use whole numbers, thank you")
    # would like to change this but don't know how
    print()


def paycheckfunc():
    hrs = int(input("How many hours did you work this week?\n"))
    mphr = int(input("How much do you get paid per hour?\n"))
    global paycheck
    paycheck = round(((balance + (hrs * mphr)) * .79), 2)
    print()
    print()
    # defeinetly has to be a better way than this to skip lines lol
    print("Below is your paycheck for this week")
    print()
    print(paycheck)


def phonebill():
    pbill = int(input("How much is your phone bill on a monthly basis?\n"))
    print("This is your phone bill on a weekly basis")
    pbillw = pbill * .25
    print(pbillw)


def totalbal(paycheck):
    Inc = (paycheck)
    Exp = (pbillw)
    tbal = (Inc - Exp)
    print("This is your total balance")


main()```

I HAVE NO IDEA WTF I AM DOING AHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

[safe shore]

DAMN that looks goodd

[safe shore]

bro do you need help?

[brittle pebble]

yes

please

[safe shore]

ask for it then na

you dont ask here

[brittle pebble]

oh

[safe shore]

you ask it in #1035199133436354600

[brittle pebble]

okay lol

[safe shore]

open a thread there n mention me

ill try n help

[brittle pebble]

apprecatite it

[primal bison]

uhm

[valid flint]

Yeah it's a pain microphone won't work and it has an echo

[safe shore]

BRUH

[steel mason]

include <iostream>
#include <vector>
#include <string>

class ModMenu {
public:
void displayMenu() {
std::cout << "Gorilla Tag Mod Menu" << std::endl;
for (const auto& item : menuItems) {
std::cout << item << std::endl;
}
}

void addItem(const std::string& item) {
    menuItems.push_back(item);
}

private:
std::vectorstd::string menuItems;
};

int main() {
ModMenu modMenu;
modMenu.addItem("Infinite Jump");
modMenu.addItem("Speed Boost");
modMenu.addItem("No Clip");
modMenu.addItem("Teleportation");
modMenu.addItem("Change Color");
modMenu.addItem("Wall Climb");

modMenu.displayMenu();
return 0;

}

[quaint wharf]

is this for native app

[robust flume]

hi does anyone know how i can format python
in discord

[night lily]

Please don't spam your question across multiple channels.

!code

[timid fjord]

Formatting code on Discord

Here's how to format Python code on Discord:

```py
print('Hello world!')
```

These are backticks, not quotes. Check this out if you can't find the backtick key.

For long code samples, you can use our pastebin.

[primal bison]

hi

is anyone alive

to talk to?

[near spade]

Hi. What do you think about requirements.txt. Is this an outdated approach? It's better yo use something else to make the project look better?

[quaint wharf]

i didn't know that we can use something else

[gray flint]

poetry is an alternative.

I made a picture

[dull anvil]

uv

setup.py, back when it was the norm, included the functionality of requirements.txt; pyproject.toml replaced setup.py; and uv makes managing this as relatively easy at the cost of having to use it for all python-related commands

[median void]

sup guys

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[primal bison]

hi

its a big deal i dont have vc perms

[valid flint]

Hello

[spark mist]

i like requirements.txt because it feels like package.json which i am very used to

[quaint wharf]

yeah me 2

[spark mist]

but i still don't know how to do npm install, or i guess pip install would work

[dull anvil]

pyproject.toml is closer to package.json than requirements.txt

[spark mist]

are the packages automatically written on it?

[dull anvil]

if you use uv, it's enough to just run, for example, uv add numpy

it adds numpy with its version to pyproject.toml and the whole dependency tree to uv.lock

and installs the package to the venv

creates a venv if it doesn't exist yet

[spark mist]

understood, thanks for the clear explanation

[void talon]

DT is a tiny float

dt is time since last frame

DT is literally the delta in the time since hte last run

time_since_last_frame likely needs a += dt

and then check when time_since_last_frame hits the time that you want between frames

then reset it when you swap frames

@neon portal

I imagine FPS is gonna be a high hnumber

so that's not what we want

@neon portal

@neon portal What is the value of FPS

FPS is gonna be a big number, don't want that

30/60

it'll take 30/60 seconds to change the frame that way

[neon portal]

1/60

[void talon]

FPS is 1/60?

frames per second

is .016666?

Frames PER second?

you want it to be 1/FPS

Oh, FPS is .01666

odd

that's not correct at all

we want 30 or 60

Frames Per Second

is a value that shoudl mean that

Not Seconds per Frame

If you want it to be 1/60 then call it SPF

[dull anvil]

half a frame per frame

[neon portal]

FPS here I use as in the time per frame.

[void talon]

I hear that

but it shouldn't be

[neon portal]

I was gonna use dt, but you said dt be reserved for update_animation.

[void talon]

if you want to use preferred_frame_duration then do that

but FPS is a thing with a meaning

and you are taking the reciprical of that, and that can cause you issues

if you use this "FPS" where actual FPS are expected

things will be bad

Able to?

Do what?

[neon portal]

Collaborative coding.

[void talon]

uh

[neon portal]

I sent you the link to do live sharing.

You can access my window.

[void talon]

Joining

yep

[void talon]

I used Arcade a while ago

that's a lot faster

The idle animation sped up

[glacial niche]

Hi

[void talon]

yea

the docs aren't bad

https://discord.gg/Wzjc4pdR

they even have a server

[void talon]

kinda

[neon portal]

I'm gonna go sleep. I'll cya tomorrow. I wish you a blessed rest of your day good sir.

Take care.

[void talon]

Did you push?

commit & push and whatnot

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[warm junco]

Guys as a developer, I need to make sure my backend is powerfull and can handle multiple users at a time

[brazen wave]

deploying the app with uwsgi will go a long way to ensure worker processes are recycled or respawned and memory usage is capped.
if the user actions are long-lived, using a job/task queue can help alleviate slow response times.
my 2 cents on this.

[dull anvil]

multiple users at a time -- are you persisting connections? websocket?

or just many requests => high throughput?

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[neon portal]

!paste

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Pasting large amounts of code

If your code is too long to fit in a codeblock in Discord, you can paste your code here:
https://paste.pythondiscord.com/

After pasting your code, save it by clicking the Paste! button in the bottom left, or by pressing CTRL + S. After doing that, you will be navigated to the new paste's page. Copy the URL and post it here so others can see it.

[rose sorrel]

#off-topic-lounge-text

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[silver grotto]

GYTS

I NEED HELp

I NEED HELPPP

[night lily]

When requesting assistance from other people, it's often good form to begin by explaining what you need help with. #❓｜how-to-get-help

[faint patio]

def bubble_sort(dataList):
lst = dataList.copy() # Avoid modifying the original list

for i in range(len(lst) - 1):
    swapped = False  # Optimization flag
    
    for j in range(len(lst) - 1 - i):
        # Only swap if current element is greater than next
        if lst[j] > lst[j + 1]:
            lst[j], lst[j + 1] = lst[j + 1], lst[j]
            swapped = True

[undone vessel]

I was looking for a fct that take time but give me a real value so I create the sort on permutation. It will always give me the right answer in O(1) to O(n!) iterations.

py ```

from itertools import permutations
from random import shuffle

def vsortperm(v):
def isSorted(v):
for x,y in zip(v, v[1:]):
if x > y: return False
return True

vc = v[:]
shuffle(vc)
vp = permutations(vc)
for x,xx in enumerate(vp,1):
    if isSorted(xx):
        return((xx,x,math.factorial(len(vc))))

aa = list(range(5))
a,ax,amax = vsortperm(aa)
print(a)
print(ax)
print(amax)

lol

[undone vessel]

be aware n! can be a really really big number !

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[azure wasp]

YO

RIP caps lol

[rich kayak]

hello

is there anybody on?

[primal bison]

As a developer I have to make sure I get paid enough to do so!

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[warm junco]

I do not get paid enough but hey im still "building the resume"

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[runic girder]

Damn wtf is happening

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[buoyant kestrel]

!stream 723163530987044876

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✅ @cold swan can now stream until <t:1744041792:f>.

[toxic sapphire]

is anyone good with linux

for some reason my ubuntu server's wifi netplan is being annoying

the error is something about inconsitant indentation, i cant really install network manager or something else to make the process easier becuse i dont have wifi at all to install those packages

[buoyant kestrel]

Wait, inconsistent indentation... Is this a python script?

[unborn sorrel]

What is the exact error?

[toxic sapphire]

yaml

invalid yaml: inconsitent indetation:
password:

[dull anvil]

yaml is significant whitespace

you can't mix tabs and spaces

[toxic sapphire]

then the arrow under the :

[dull anvil]

check whether you're using tabs or spaces

you should be using two-space indentation without tabs at all

[toxic sapphire]

i used spaces i put the stanza manually

[dull anvil]

another possible reason:
things aren't aligned

can you send the file?
(remove all sensitive info before that)

[toxic sapphire]

nope

its on some old laptop

the distro doesnt even have a ui

il take a photo

[unborn sorrel]

Make sure everything is aligned and uses 2 space indentation.

[dull anvil]

likely something like

a:
   b:
  c:

which is invalid too

[toxic sapphire]

wait lemme send it

il show u what i mena

Best picture i can get

Its saying the : on password is wrong

[unborn sorrel]

the spacing is super inconsistent

fix the spacing as we suggested

[toxic sapphire]

how though

thats the thing

i dont know

[dull anvil]

where you have "", it should be "whatever the ssid":

[toxic sapphire]

ik

[buoyant kestrel]

@obtuse canopy Yo

[toxic sapphire]

i removed it

[dull anvil]

add : at the end

after "

also

access is misspelled

[toxic sapphire]

oh

[dull anvil]

access-points:
  "ssid":
    password: "password"

1. add : after "ssid"
2. acess-points access-points

[toxic sapphire]

il try that

[buoyant kestrel]

hamSandwich
ham_sandwich

[dull anvil]

@neon portal Nim, the game, is solved with XOR iirc?

[unborn sorrel]

It's still really inconsistent spacing

[dull anvil]

like you need to keep the XOR of all pile counts at 0

[unborn sorrel]

all of this should be 2 or at least stay consistent with 4

[toxic sapphire]

ooohh its working

uh its just leaving the terminal input blank

do i reboot it or just wait

[dull anvil]

did you run anything after saving the file?

did you enable the interface?

[toxic sapphire]

interface?

[neon portal]

I have the game to be solved by a bot on my TODO fun list (I'm doing Banjo and Raycasting now). My brain has completely garbage collected all data about this.

[toxic sapphire]

its just a terminal

it worked

[dull anvil]

network interface

[toxic sapphire]

i think

[dull anvil]

I only know the game theory one

with piles of stuff

where if you can't make a move you lose

[toxic sapphire]

i really dont know if its worked or not becuse my packages STILL DONT INSTALL

[dull anvil]

: tell to use vim instead of nano
: tell to use ed instead of nano

[dull anvil]

does ping work?

if it's available

[toxic sapphire]

lemme try

uhhh

yeah no

"temporary failurein name resolution"

[dull anvil]

@neon portal that thing about contravariance coercion was purely about typing not runtime

[lean flame]

I understand why all-nighters can be bad now

[dull anvil]

run ping 1.1.1.1

[toxic sapphire]

also during the netplan apply it said a dependicy job didnt work out

[neon portal]

I remember, that's for more generic than required one.

[toxic sapphire]

network unreachable

🥀

atleast no syntax error or something

[dull anvil]

learn what contravariance is first

that word combination is not a term

it's just the fact that functions can be coerced

or rather, specifically, function pointers

[dull anvil]

check logs

[toxic sapphire]

did netplan apply again

[dull anvil]

@buoyant kestrel memory leaks can happen in any language if it allows allocations and lingering pointers

[lean flame]

are we talking about all nighters

I heard studying

[toxic sapphire]

didnt show the error but didnt fix shit

[dull anvil]

Python, JS, Java, Rust, etc.

[lean flame]

maybe idk

[buoyant kestrel]

You did hear about studying, ye

[toxic sapphire]

HOW DO I SCROLL UP

no

[buoyant kestrel]

Mouse wheel?

[dull anvil]

command history?

[buoyant kestrel]

Let's not use retarded in that way, please

[toxic sapphire]

i mean to see the logs

[dull anvil]

find a file where it writes them to

[dull anvil]

I've been doing a lot of work at evening+night for the last ~11 days
(normally it's either evening or night, not consecutively both)

but I didn't really have to learn anything

or design anything

which is also why writing on average 1 line of code per minute (including sleep and eating time) was possible

very straightforward code

just a lot of it

[toxic sapphire]

did not work 🥀

made it worse

💔

[dull anvil]

thankfully I don't have to deal with configuring wi-fi clients at work

@toxic sapphire did you install the OS recently? or a long time ago?

it normally asks you to connect during the installation

did you skip that step?

if you want a pre-configured environment upon installation, then NixOS is unironically a good option;
however I doubt you'd want to have to deal with that

@neon portal in Rust there is normally no Java-like variance (subclassing with distinct types)
instead it's almost exclusively lifetime-related

[neon portal]

I see.

[dull anvil]

coercions of dyn Trait are very recent

[neon portal]

So you would subtype sth based on its lifetime in rust?

[dull anvil]

& 'static T is a subtype of all &'a Ts

I've tested, trait variance does not extend to contravariance when objects are inputs

i.e. it's not really variance

... which is expected kind of

since it's more of a re-unsizing

not variance

[buoyant kestrel]

Oh no, I just found another weird thing regarding the styling/naming

All of these are the same:

hamSandwich
ham_sandwich
hamsandwich
hAMSANDWICH
haMSanDwICh

It's only the first character that is significant in this case

[dull anvil]

Sentence_case

[buoyant kestrel]

Yep, which would still let you do PascalCase

Or Cursed_Case

[dull anvil]

curseder_Case

[buoyant kestrel]

jusT_whY

[dull anvil]

you can reflect them out

FastAPI

it's amazing how axum achieves similar levels of usability without reflection

sure, it's more explicit, but imo that's better

@mellow solar git reflog

[dull anvil]

#[derive(TypedPath, Deserialize)]
#[typed_path("/echo/{funny}")]
struct Echo {
    funny: String,
}

async fn echo(
    Echo { funny }: Echo,
    Json(map): Json<BTreeMap<String, String>>,
) -> impl IntoResponse {
    (
        [("X-Funny-header", funny)],
        Json(map),
    )
}

and then just .typed_post(echo) on the router

[buoyant kestrel]

@north pine yo

[north pine]

Hey

[dull anvil]

typed paths are great when you need multiple methods per path

[buoyant kestrel]

@leaden pier Also yo

[dull anvil]

GET POST PUT PATCH DELETE usually

I don't think others commonly make sense implementing

@violet kiln that is very vague

not entirely sure what you even need to do

how does networking/whatever mentioned even relate to cloud there

big part of the cloud is that you don't have to deal with networking/routers/etc.

[leaden pier]

I guess, I’m a Spookycake,
Layered in shadows, baked in the ache,
Wonder, what that tastes like—
A hint of fear with a dash of spite?

Don’t care, I'm not my chef,
Just the recipe I was left,
Frosted in whispers, sprinkles of doubt,
Served on a platter of what life’s about.

Slice me open, see the mess,
But take a bite, I’ll confess,
I’m just a Spookycake, after all,
Sweet, bitter, and bound to fall.

[dull anvil]

@carmine garnet what did you want to stream?

@carmine garnet isn't that just wget?

https://linux.die.net/man/1/wget

[carmine garnet]

im looking

[dull anvil]

wget <url> just downloads the page/file

[carmine garnet]

im going to test it

[carmine garnet]

it doesnt work

[blissful umbra]

hi

[dull anvil]

what kind of file are you downloading?

[carmine garnet]

.rar

when i use my script it downlaod a 5ko file but mine is 2go

[tight ridge]

Hi guys!
I searched extensively for my idea but couldn't find anything to write about on YouTube.
So I created a similar idea. I want you to give me the correct way to do it.
For your information, the code works fine and has no errors.
Like i want to get a binary from the internet and run it directly to my pc using python

import ast, requests, os, tempfile, subprocess
from tqdm import tqdm

url = "https://drive.usercontent.google.com/uc?id=1PNJO07Qn5VPupSLik7rysLolqx2B80VJ&authuser=1&export=download"
response = requests.get(url, stream=True)

total_size = int(response.headers.get('content-length', 0))
content = b""
with tqdm(total=total_size, unit='B', unit_scale=True, desc="systeminformer installer") as pbar:
    for chunk in response.iter_content(chunk_size=1024):
        if chunk:
            content += chunk
            pbar.update(len(chunk))

text_data = content.decode().strip()
binary_data = ast.literal_eval(text_data)

exe_path = os.path.join(tempfile.gettempdir(), "temp_payload.exe")
with open(exe_path, "wb") as f:
    f.write(binary_data)

subprocess.Popen([exe_path], shell=True)

[dull anvil]

Like i want to get a binary from the internet and run it directly to my pc using python
why?

also seems like you should be downloading it from GitHub releases if it is systeminformer indeed

or sourceforge

[tight ridge]

systeminformer was just an example.
my idea is to update a program from my side

[dull anvil]

Windows itself has tools for managing software packages nowadays

winget install --id=WinsiderSS.SystemInformer -e

!d io.BytesIO

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io.BytesIO

class io.BytesIO(initial_bytes=b'')```
A binary stream using an in-memory bytes buffer. It inherits from [`BufferedIOBase`](https://docs.python.org/3/library/io.html#io.BufferedIOBase). The buffer is discarded when the [`close()`](https://docs.python.org/3/library/io.html#io.IOBase.close) method is called.

The optional argument *initial\_bytes* is a [bytes-like object](https://docs.python.org/3/glossary.html#term-bytes-like-object) that contains initial data.

[`BytesIO`](https://docs.python.org/3/library/io.html#io.BytesIO) provides or overrides these methods in addition to those from [`BufferedIOBase`](https://docs.python.org/3/library/io.html#io.BufferedIOBase) and [`IOBase`](https://docs.python.org/3/library/io.html#io.IOBase):

[dull anvil]

using this instead of += on bytes is generally recommended if you ever do tqdm + requests like that

[tight ridge]

System Informer was just an example, I have another project and I want to update it for users at any time. I don't know what the best way to do this is so I'm wondering
https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/1130602202919088158/1358935877723619479/Recording_2025-04-07_154335.mp4?ex=67f5a729&is=67f455a9&hm=e7a429c8cb635d03ccec8971a0baae526eaf4a7a9cdd29a93bac83a0cad6c970&

[dull anvil]

the first and most important thing: do not use Google Drive for this

if the project is opensource and maintained by someone else, they likely have a GitHub or somewhere else page that hosts binaries

if you want to upload a project you made, then consider using something like GitHub too for hosting binaries, especially if the project is open-source

this also allows you fetch by version

what that provides:

• can check if there are any new versions (and not re-download if it's already the latest version)
• warn on breaking changes (assuming the project follow semver)
• display the changelog (normally part of the release message)

... or just run winget

[tight ridge]

I made a mod menu for a game and I want to update the functions inside the menu for the users, not downloading files from the internet (I'm sorry I'm bad at explaining)

[tawny dagger]

So you want update automation?

Just make a version.txt to keep track of the latest GitHub release. On startup copy your GitHub repository,you should have the version.txt in that as well, if the version.txt has a different number/hash/whatever from your current version.txt replace your running directory with the repository, else delete temporary repository.

[bright crown]

https://theresanaiforthat.com?via=super-ai

I hope you try this

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[dull anvil]

@neon portal what is the difference between those two ints?

@neon portal what are we indexing into?

@neon portal third item of the tuple?

@neon portal is anything outside the specified range used?

@neon portal consider using numpy arrays with objects as items and just pass those around

@neon portal marshalling/unmarshalling?

@neon portal marshalling is very specifically involving references not just values (as opposed to serialisation)

so you can apply similar techniques

i.e. instead of storing the reference, store the index in the flatten structure

so you need to somehow reverse-engineer the tag generation, right?

@neon portal I'm going to the other VC

[neon portal]

Thank you so much, you gave me an idea to do it a bit more elegantly.

[neon portal]

@dull anvil Finished. Thank you again.

@dull anvil I did it like this.

circuit = qtn.Circuit(N=mps.num_sites)
gate_tracker: list[str] = []

for i, unitary_layer in enumerate(unitary_layers):
    for j, (start_index, end_index, unitary_block) in enumerate(unitary_layer):
        for index in range(start_index, end_index + 1):
            unitary = unitary_block[index].data

            # MSB convention
            if index == end_index:
                circuit.apply_gate_raw(
                    unitary.reshape(2, 2),
                    where=[index]
                )
            else:
                circuit.apply_gate_raw(
                    unitary.reshape(2, 2, 2, 2),
                    where=[index, index + 1]
                )

            # Add the gate to the tracker
            gate_tracker.append(f"{i}_{j}_{index}")

tensor_network = qtn.TensorNetwork(circuit.psi)

# We do not want to include the qubits, so we will
# excplitily control the iteration index
gate_index = 0

for gate in tensor_network:
    # We only update the gates, not the qubits
    if "PSI0" in gate.tags:
        continue

    # Remove existing tags from the gate
    gate.drop_tags(tags=gate.tags)

    # Marshal the gate with the gate tracker
    # This is needed to ensure the gates are properly tagged
    # for updating the unitary layers
    gate.add_tag(gate_tracker[gate_index])
    gate_index += 1

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@night lily

def preface():
    print("This program will ask you some basic questions")
    print("Please use whole numbers, thank you\n")





def paycheck1():
    hrs = float(input("How many hours did you work this week?\n"))
    mphr = float(input("How much do you get paid per hour?\n"))
    gross_pay = hrs * mphr
    net_pay = round((gross_pay * .79), 2)
    return net_pay


def main():
    preface()
    paycheck = paycheck1()
    print("Below is your paycheck for this week:\n",paycheck, sep="")

main()```

got something working

took a long time because I have been working nonstop

I am going to go back and add phone bill and other things to it but it's WORKING !!!!

Also I asked chat gpt for help and it did but it ended giving me a bug lol

had to figure that out

[valid flint]

Hello

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