@proper ridge what did u say
#voice-chat-text-1
north locust
It's late for me so I might use the chat for a while
Until I'm sure everyone is asleep at least.
dire trench
OKAY
stuck bluff
@tawny heron 👋
proper ridge
Under supervision
tawny heron
👋
north locust
Came because it was an accident, stayed for the vibes/company.
I'm kinda unwinding before bed, though it's a late one at that.
The humour is peak too.
Anything could be humorous to me at this point. I'm focussed on just getting ready to get into bed. That does mean solving a problem before bed though.
https://orac2.info/problem/aio23bank/ I remember getting stuck on this question on the day of the competition.
misty sinew
@grizzled salmon https://lichess.org/7dPxf9R0
thorny marsh
@tawny heron how are you??
thorny marsh
i am good
north locust
Good night everyone, I'll be hanging out in pygen for a bit.
thorny marsh
Good night everyone, I'll be hanging out in pygen for a bit.
What time is it in your country??
north locust
What time is it in your country??
11:11pm
north locust
Aus
hollow bay
a mathematical concept of a tensor matrix that corrisponds a tensor modeled by geometric parameters labled by their natural language correspondence such as
a (correspondiong to weights -/+) -triangle, -square, -circle, +cube, +sphere, +cone as dimensional corrodinates for the where the cubed state is the mathematical
function. Applying to X where needed such as self labled dimensions in that data type and structure. with the function itself cubing the "cubed" dimension
which is data rich simply by referreing to it with speech in a large language model.
where the cubed dimension is referred in a 3d state so that the data structure is maintained by the checksum of the function being performed which is maintained by the structure of the data created by the system that runs the algorithm performing the operation so, any new data that comes in after initial data retrieval from the system is stored in their appropriate dimensions and just referred once the operation is perfromed.
misty sinew
.
visual meteor
heyy
when my brother said he was gay, my mom cried, but like, today it's just normal, he didn't even told me i just knew, and everything is good, so even if it dosen't start very well, there is always hope
stuck bluff
@calm drum 👋
calm drum
hai
visual meteor
i agree
stuck bluff
visual meteor
it really was
sadly i can't talk yet hahaha
yes
have less than 50 messages
it's really good that she finally know her self
mental hull
.
fair heron
thin lintel
mental hull
stuck bluff
@rain tiger @deft hazel @undone moss 👋
rain tiger
how can i talk
stuck bluff
stuck bluff
@wide raven You're talking to yourself.
You're also indistinct.
@tidal sand You can't hear us.
We can hear you.
wide raven
<@732637489021583410> You're talking to yourself.
I AM Schizophrenic
stuck bluff
I AM Schizophrenic
Okay. You have the option to turn on push to talk.
@wide raven I think it would be a good idea.
@wide raven Please either turn on push to talk or mute yourself when you're not talking to us
wide raven
OK I will do it
stuck bluff
Thank you. 🙂
It's very difficult for me to understand you.
Your microphone quality is poor.
stuck bluff
@misty sinew 👋
wide raven
.
teal scarab
manic yew
I have senior softwate engineer with 8 years of experience in AI, ML and data science.
if you have questions, let me know.
dm me.
digital moon
cobalt solar
hello?
hollow bay
hello
whats up @proper ridge
i can't talk someone is sleeping
im working with my algorithm here
@proper ridge
huh?
oh
my typing
anyhow
something weird happens i wish i could show you
Wanna try my newest weird bug.. i probably wont respond the same
@thin lintel i can't talk except with a keyboard someone is sleeping but im here
hey milien
ITS SUPER BOWL hahaha us americans
misty sinew
milen
thin lintel
Hi jan
dry pendant
you can be an audio engineer for this company - https://boomy.com
slim sail
Hi, everyone!
damn unit testing. I just wrote a palindrome checker today. I have a long way to go
thin lintel
😄
slim sail
my mom won't allow me to have a cat so I just go around petting random cats whenever I get the chance
proper ridge
!paste
coarse hearthBOT
proper ridge
cirq
classiq
dimod
dwave
dwave-gate
dwave-ocean-sdk
keras==2.11.0
Markdown==3.4.1
matplotlib
matplotlib-inline
more-itertools==9.1.0
ncon
numpy
pandas==1.5.3
PennyLane==0.28.0
PennyLane-Lightning==0.28.2
PennyLane-qiskit==0.28.0
Pillow
pymanopt
QGOpt
qiskit==0.41.1
qiskit-aer==0.11.2
qiskit-aer-gpu==0.11.2
qiskit-experiments==0.4.0
qiskit-finance==0.3.4
qiskit-ibm-experiment==0.2.8
qiskit-ibm-runtime==0.9.0
qiskit-ibmq-provider==0.20.1
qiskit-machine-learning==0.5.0
qiskit-nature==0.5.2
qiskit-optimization==0.5.0
qiskit-terra>=0.25.1
quimb
scikit-image
scikit-learn
scipy==1.10.1
sympy
pytket
pytket-qiskit
tensorflow==2.11.0
tensorflow-estimator==2.11.0
tensornetwork
torch==1.13.1
tqdm
thin lintel
dry pendant
dry pendant
proper wolf
proper ridge
ashen willow
proud coral
def append_error_to_dict(errors: dict, error_name: str, status_code: int, link: str):
errors.setdefault(error_name, {}).setdefault(status_code, []).append(link)```def append_error_to_dict(errors: dict[str, dict[str, list[str]]], error_name: str, status_code: int, link: str):
errors.setdefault(error_name, {}).setdefault(status_code, []).append(link)
def append_error_to_dict(errors: dict[str, dict[str, list[str]]], error_name: str, status_code: int, link: str):
try:
errors.setdefault(error_name, {}).setdefault(status_code, []).append(link)
except TypeError:
errors.update({error_name: {status_code: [link]}})
for count in range(50):
for count,data in enumerate(big_iterable):
dry pendant
from flask import Flask
app = Flask(name)
@app.route("/")
def hello_world():
return "<p>Hello, World!</p>"
flask --app app run
wintry sparrow
proper ridge
Guys how do I know which of these is the return type?
(function) def cast(
x: Any,
dtype: Any,
name: Any | None = None
) -> (Any | SparseTensor | IndexedSlices | SymbolicTensor)
Like Any is pretty much making it possible to return whatever.
wintry sparrow
I appriciate help 🙂 maybe we talk later, i work some on webshop...
Think allow firewall & change script & open port..
Cant use proxy ports i think
dry pendant
flask run -h localhost -p 3000
proper ridge
overlap = tf.math.abs(nomin / tf.math.sqrt(denomin))
overlap = -tf.cast(overlap, dtype=tf.float64)
return overlap
I try that 😄
dry pendant
or in your case:
flask run -h localhost -p 80
wintry sparrow
i dont allow traffic on port 80 also i think, same way its not open on DNS, i had 2 sites dox the F
dry pendant
you might try with the --app app before the run
I see
You are allowing traffic on that port right now.
FYI
wintry sparrow
You gave me so much mate, i check in a few minutes, working on food
Now i got questions to ask, not just herp derp
dry pendant
but you don't have a server running on it.
charred creek
wintry sparrow
It's proxied https://bluepythons.com is not my IP
dry pendant
Gotcha... have a good lunch/dinner.
proper ridge
wintry sparrow
Might have to move to databases as well, tried to avoid it, i wont to be unhackable
But if need for input, might as well get it, then i can use Nets Debit card pay also, people want it...
What data base with Flask & Python Enviorements?
dry pendant
You could use any database with python. Sqlite, Mysql and PostgreSQL are popular options.
wintry sparrow
<form action="https://bluepythons.com:5000/submit_comment" method="post">
<label for="comment">Enter your comment:</label><br>
<textarea id="comment" name="comment" rows="4" cols="50"></textarea><br><br>
<input type="submit" value="Submit">
</form>
from flask import Flask, request, rendertemplate
app = Flask(name)
@app.route('/')
def index():
return rendertemplate('commentform.html')
@app.route('/submitcomment', methods=['POST'])
def submit_comment():
comment = request.form['comment']
return f'Thank you for your comment: {comment}'
if __name == '__main':
app.run(debug=True)
dry pendant
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<body>
<form action="https://bluepythons.com:5000/submit_comment" method="post">
<label for="comment">Enter your comment:</label><br>
<textarea id="comment" name="comment" rows="4" cols="50"></textarea><br><br>
<input type="submit" value="Submit">
</form>
</body>
</html>
wintry sparrow
.db stands for dingleberry...
wintry sparrow
oh yes lets make a game
wide lily
@foggy cove and @rotund bough who of you guys are a C++ or C# coders?
foggy cove
<@934539177243082764> and <@210695037829251072> who of you guys are a C++ or C# ...
i'm not.
wide lily
ok
misty sinew
good evening, I need help does anyone have a telegram auto shop bot that verifies crypto payments automatically? Please
peak gate
hey why my mic is not working
mild flume
See the #voice-verification channel
That'll tell you what you need to know about the voice gate
wary fable
That'll tell you what you need to know about the voice gate
hey my mic is unplugged, how many messages do I need to send for the cord to magically replug itself?
misty sinew
Any help with vs
misty sinew
Any help with vs
smoky thorn
press view logs
raven orbit
mild flume
Well you're in a good place to start. You looking for resources to get started? Have you started learning using anything already?
sharp pendant
Well you're in a good place to start. You looking for resources to get started?...
Yes to everything you said
misty sinew
day hemlock
mild flume
How goes it
mild flume
Yes to everything you said
What've you used before?
sharp pendant
What've you used before?
visual studio code
Im from Argentina, so I dont know how to speak English very well
mild flume
Ah gotcha. Hmm...
Actually I think there is a Spanish Python community, let me hunt it down
Although if you want to get better with your English, we're more than happy to have you
@thin lintel That's the Stanley Cup
sharp pendant
Although if you want to get better with your English, we're more than happy to h...
Thank you, so kind
mild flume
@violet venture Do you have the link to the Spanish Python server?
!resources @sharp pendant In the mean time, I recommend checking out our resources we have on our page. I typically recommend "A Byte of Python", which is free on its respective site
coarse hearthBOT
mild flume
You're a gem, thanks
violet venture
https://discord.gg/hablemospython
https://discord.gg/programacion
@sharp pendant aquí hay dos servidores de Python en que hablan español
violet venture
You're a gem, thanks
violet venture
You're a gem, thanks
They actually have an event in a few hours
Come, join, practice the language
sharp pendant
!resources <@934171422027292722> In the mean time, I recommend checking out our ...
Oki
sharp pendant
<@934171422027292722> aquí hay dos servidores de Python en que hablan español
Thank u!
violet venture
Tax season is beating me over the head (like it do)
Oh yeah
I keep forgetting to actually do my taxes
shadow turtle
mild flume
@supple quest Yo
misty sinew
Why is everyone on Vc1 today?
mild flume
Co-worker is here, so back to no speaky Hemlock
@glad turtle I would still want to work
Or have some kind of routine
I mean if you contribute to open source software or something, it's still technically work
@true valley I like contributing to things
Bite me
You're not my dad, you can't tell me what to do
@pastel coral Sup
pastel coral
Suuuuuup
mild flume
How goes it
@true valley You don't want to go into the future or the past?
Ones that go across the Pacific ocean?
And don't require heavy heavy maintenance?
Compared to a single vehicle that can take care of that, and you only need a place to take off and land? I mean fair
But the obstacles are way larger
Getting a train from US to Taiwan
That would be over a week
Rails that are going through thousands of miles?
Right, but your original thing was trains instead of planes
Not trains v cars
Boats
Catapult
Hell yeah
Space elevator
But it's a catapult
Oooo or those human cannon ball things
Right, a train that would take hundreds of hours to travel
Oh right right
Rail gun
It's not a mono rail, it's a hyper loop
Oh oh oh oh
Hold on
Have you ever been on a funicular?
Those are cool
I mean it even has fun in the name!
I think so yeah
To both
Oh that scares the crap out of me
I know they'd in theory never collide
But if one of the cables snap
They do
But still
misty sinew
#ot2-never-nester’s-nightmare Explain this
mild flume
Yeah was waiting for the car comparison
Bother? Yes. But I have to eat
Like... I get it
But what can but one nerd do
Could do what semis have
Hydraulic brake systems that default to locked, I think
I think that's how it works?
misty sinew
Hemlock
mild flume
Now I'm doubting myself
The OT name was a joke I made at one point, and someone thought it was funny so they added it
Not much of a story to it
Most of the OT names are just inside jokes or something that made the staff laugh
misty sinew
Ok
coarse hearthBOT
mild flume
A lot it seems
I don't even remember the army of wolves one
HA
Forgot about the monster truck madness one
@stray gorge Yo
We've got some serious mic noise from you
Yeah
Sounds like it's pouring rain
stray gorge
Sorry - one moment
mild flume
No worries, it happens
low trail
Hello world)
mild flume
Still fuzzy but now you're really quiet
@low trail Sup
Huh, I've never heard of this orm
Oh that's why, it's specifically for EdgeDB
That would explain it
@raw wren I blame you for me going on another ORM hunt
Way better
Way way better
That explains the water noise
Yeah, I wouldn't worry about it now
Oh it's the laptop mic
You're fine
low trail
so i recently joined in this group and i wanna to know, can i find help in this group whith django or other frames
mild flume
Absolutely! Did you have a specific question?
low trail
not now
stray gorge
Going to install Discord instead of using the web-version
mild flume
You can ask in here, using the help system (see the #❓｜how-to-get-help channel for that), and the #web-development channel for web backend stuff
low trail
i wanna to try live coding
mild flume
Going to install Discord instead of using the web-version
That makes a difference as well. But honestly, it's all good right now
mild flume
i wanna to try live coding
Whatcha working on?
low trail
well , i do some pet project
like Facebook
- i want to talk on eng, becouse i from Ukrain and will be good upgrade my laung skills
low trail
thx)
low trail
We're happy to have you
u are so hospitable
mild flume
I try to be. I like having new folks looking to learn and improve themselves. It's inspiring
Password managers
low trail
Password managers
yes may be, but that's now i really need it
i can't find joib in my country without eng
rotund bough
my password mgr is a text file ..... but gpg encrypted 💪
mild flume
Even in your own country?
mild flume
my password mgr is a text file ..... but gpg encrypted 💪
That's one way of doing it
low trail
Even in your own country?
yeap
mild flume
That's surprising
Although I guess it kind of is the defacto tech field language...
Sorry
low trail
so, in Ukraine, Russian and other country we need to learn eng for find joib
mild flume
I'm surprised that's the case in Russia
Would think they'd hate the west so much that they'd fight that
low trail
becouse often we working whit USA and poland ect
mild flume
Fair
low trail
and used eng
true valley
true valley
torpid fiber
my password mgr is a text file ..... but gpg encrypted 💪
gpg key stored in non-encrypted text file 
low trail
Would think they'd hate the west so much that they'd fight that
A lot of foreigners have a wrong idea of the race
mild flume
@stray gorge I can hear you
Like those two. I would 100% screw that up
It's just too close
low trail
A lot of foreigners have a wrong idea of the race
the fight whit all world, when Putin do dictatorship
mild flume
That's true
@stray gorge It just checks to see which arguments are filled or not
So techincally, the single argument is still being put in start
low trail
I'm sorry if my sentences are formulated like a child's, I'm still learning)
rotund bough
gpg key stored in non-encrypted text file <:hemlock:836231230897782864>
it's air gapped 🤷♂️ 💀
stray gorge
<@805629461827158036> It just checks to see which arguments are filled or not
But they are all ints, no?
mild flume
So think of it like this:
range(start, stop=None, step=1):
if stop is None:
stop = start
start = 0
Or something like that
It's a crude example
So it will always require at least 1 argument
But it knows that if only one is filled, that it needs to treat that number as stop
Made that a smide clearer. No idea why I did that assignment on one line
stray gorge
So think of it like this:
```py
range(start, stop=None, step=1):
if stop is No...
Ah, okay.
What's overloading? Is that related?
As far as i can tell, this is the source code for range:
class range(Sequence[int]):
start: int
stop: int
step: int
@overload
def __init__(self, stop: int) -> None: ...
@overload
def __init__(self, start: int, stop: int, step: int = ...) -> None: ...
def count(self, value: int) -> int: ...
def index(self, value: int) -> int: ... # type: ignore
def __len__(self) -> int: ...
def __contains__(self, o: object) -> bool: ...
def __iter__(self) -> Iterator[int]: ...
@overload
def __getitem__(self, i: int) -> int: ...
@overload
def __getitem__(self, s: slice) -> range: ...
def __repr__(self) -> str: ...
def __reversed__(self) -> Iterator[int]: ...
Oh interesting that it's doing it via overloads
That does make sense, though
And it's not so much that that's the definition
It's more for the sake of typing/type hints
stray gorge
But what is overloading?
(if you don't mind me asking)
true valley
mild flume
So overloading is a way to show different potential arguments that your function or class can take
stray gorge
Not sure if that would make handwriting more or less legible
mild flume
def __init__(self, stop: int) -> None: ...
That shows what the case is when it's just one argument,
The one two below shows the other case
And so on and so forth
These are mainly used for editor to make sure you're putting the right things into the functions when you call them
stray gorge
So if it's just stop, which would be range(5), return None?
mild flume
The return None is because you're initalizing an object from the class
It's a bit weird in this context
stray gorge
So if it's just `stop`, which would be `range(5)`, return `None`?
But it returns [None, None, None, None, None, None], no?
mild flume
Not quite.... Trying to think of a way to explain it
Are you familiar with classes at all?
Because this kind of digs into some of the lesser known dunders
ripe pelican
Hi
I need help with this question
Not sure how to do it
stray gorge
Are you familiar with classes at all?
Yes, but I haven't been using them (the project I'm working on was created before I learned classes)
mild flume
Fair enough
HOKAY, so this'll bit a bit
When you make a class, you typically want to make a __init__() method. This initializes the attributes that the class has, but it doesn't create the actual object itself
Which is why it has self as one of the parameters
There's another dunder __new__() that runs before __init__() does
And that is what actually creates the object and would return
stray gorge
So like this:
(from one of my prior projects)
def __init__(
self, hashtag, function: callable, help_arguments: dict = {}, *args, **kwargs
): # noqa E501
self.hashtag = hashtag
self.function = function
self.function_args = args
self.function_kwargs = kwargs
self.help_arguments = help_arguments
__init__() is just changing the object in place that's already made
In most cases, you don't need to worry or think about it. Unless you have a specific reason __new__ doesn't need to be touched. But it does explain why __init__ doesn't return anything. It takes the object that you just made implicitly and puts it right back where it found it
Kind of like how print() returns None. It just does its job and goes on its way
Let me know if I'm not making sense, I can try and give a better example
stray gorge
There's another dunder `__new__()` that runs before `__init__()` does
A dunder is just a special function, correct?
mild flume
Exactly. You may also hear them be called magic methods or meta methods
But normally it's just dunder, meaning double underscore
Python looks for those particular methods to know how to treat the class's objects
stray gorge
Ah, okay.
What's overloading? Is that related?
As far as i can tell, this is the...
So in this case, this is just defining what type hints to give (as you stated earlier), correct? __init__ 's parameters depends on the number of arguments given in the first place.
mild flume
Bingo
stray gorge
What does the overload decorator itself do though?
mild flume
It's something from the typing library. It just tells whatever type check you're using (for example PyCharm and Visual Studio Code have their own as part of their LSP) that this method or function has other configurations so that it doesn't yell at you for doing something it doesn't expect
You really only have to worry about these or implement them yourself if you're making a library
For the sake of running the actual Python script, they don't do much of anything
stray gorge
But it doesn't actually do anything, correct? It's like a comment?
stray gorge
Wonderful.
mild flume
Yeeeeep
We're getting into the weeds a bit here
Most of what I'm saying you don't need to worry about
It's more just if you're curious about how Python does things internally
stray gorge
Okay, thanks for the help 👍
mild flume
Any time! You can see I love to blather on about all this
Enumerate is dope
Love it
stray gorge
Enumerate is dope
Agreed! Enumerate just feels nice to use, I'm not sure why ¯_(ツ)_/¯
mild flume
It's the knowledge that you don't have to do range(len(thing))
Just so much cleaner
Hey Learner
Lunaaaaaa
I see you
timber zenith
I think I'm gonna add that to my language
though as an inherited iterator trait
LEARNER???
HOW DID YOU BUTCHER ITTT
mild flume
There's a user in here called TheNewLearner
timber zenith
ohhh
mild flume
Who was also typing
hybrid anchor
why everyone 🤫 in voice call?
mild flume
Erh mah gerd, lernarr
mild flume
I've got a co-worker back here so I can't speak
But it's nice knowing people are here
Comforting
timber zenith
awww, that's cute
mild flume
@stray gorge Oh if you're curious about the dunders... https://docs.python.org/3/reference/datamodel.html#special-method-names
These are all the ones that Python looks out for
Classes by default inherit from object, which has all of those things already a part of it
I don't actually know if there's a way to override it.... There must be though, right?
I'll be back a bit later
ripe pelican
Hi
I need help with this question
Not sure how to do it
Where can I get help for this problem
?
mild flume
The help system would be your best bet. See the #❓｜how-to-get-help channel for more details on that
lethal edge
golden dome
hlo
mellow smelt
@granite nymph ask mayor why he is banend from chess.com server
(hitting on underage girls)
granite nymph
@olive echo: RuntimeError: prelu: Type promoting not supported. Got BFloat16 and Float
pastel sparrow
!mute 1110377898419953725 You were told to open a Modmail.
coarse hearthBOT
:incoming_envelope: :ok_hand: applied timeout to @misty sinew until <t:1708194681:f> (1 hour).
mellow smelt
#FreeUnity
misty sinew
#FreeUnity
No
pastel sparrow
Look, if you have a concern, we will investigate, but we do not generally do moderation in public.
mellow smelt
Look, if you have a concern, we will investigate, but we do not generally do mod...
yh i submitted a modmail
pastel sparrow
@crisp hazel is the forum for that, not VC public chat.
Mhmm, just saying if @misty sinew wants to DM @crisp hazel as well, they are welcome to.
mellow smelt
Mhmm, just saying if <@456226577798135808> wants to DM <@683001325440860340> as ...
what are the rules on shitposting in this channel?
pastel sparrow
TBH, we generally are more lax in the VCs, we get that it's nearly impossible to always talk python in VC
mellow smelt
3 days for vc perms 
wanton stump
3 days for vc perms <:BRUHNOOO:1078430534520283256>
it’s nothing compared to a week
mellow smelt
it’s nothing compared to a week
its a week for streaming perms in cc?
not voice perms
mellow smelt
mellow smelt
either way it’s only three days
ill probs forget about this server in 3 days lmao
wanton stump
ditto
hollow bay
!paste
coarse hearthBOT
misty sinew
inb4 tord man
shy sphinx
bronze eagle
stuck bluff
lost hedge
stuck bluff
!kindling
coarse hearthBOT
wintry ember
how can i learn python
!res
coarse hearthBOT
fair heron
hi @bronze eagle
slate coyote
Help me To like frame a correct code
merry trail
what happened ?
honest notch
stuck bluff
stuck bluff
wasup?)
Lurking. Fiddling with making a basic tileset for a concept I want to play with
turbid silo
Lurking. Fiddling with making a basic tileset for a concept I want to play with
So far this is the most unique asnwer I have got to my "wassup" question this year 😂
stuck bluff
@upbeat brook 👋
stuck bluff
So far this is the most unique asnwer I have got to my "wassup" question this ye...
@proven lily 👋
stuck bluff
So far this is the most unique asnwer I have got to my "wassup" question this ye...
They need to up their game, I wasn't even trying.
turbid silo
I have some questions for you Opal
shall I continue with my line of questions if you will?
stuck bluff
Hmmm?
stuck bluff
@runic knoll Robot cat purr.
turbid silo
what happened?
it seemed like you were on helicopter
runic knoll
let me restart discord
stuck bluff
you know py4j Opal?
I've heard about it when I was doing Kivy, like, ages ago
I think
turbid silo
I actually wanted to know
how java objects are loaded in python interpreter
stuck bluff
I don't know who I would send you to.
hybrid anchor
whats going on there
turbid silo
I don't know who I would send you to.
psychiatrist type of person you mean?
fair heron
JPype
from jpype import startJVM, shutdownJVM, java
startJVM(convertStrings=False)
java.lang.System.out.println("hello world")
random = java.util.Random()
number1 = random.nextInt(10)
number2 = random.nextInt(10)
print(number1, number2)
shutdownJVM()
yeah I am talking about this
understanding code is one thing
but under the hood it's somehow loading java objects
in python interpreter
stuck bluff
@bronze eagle 👋
fair heron
@bot.command()
async def say(ctx, *what):
await ctx.send(" ".join(what))
const array = [] //tuple
var array = [] //list
@bot.command()
async def say(ctx, what = "What?"):
await ctx.send(what)
delicate wren
```js
const array = [] //tuple
var array = [] //list
```
in js -- not really
time to switch to dreambird with const const mutability specifiers
stuck bluff
!e ```py
def func(obj='default'):
print(obj)
func()
func('abc')```
coarse hearthBOT
@stuck bluff :white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.
001 | default
002 | abc
!e ```py
def func(*args):
print(args)
func()
func(1)
func(1, 2)
func(1, 2, 3)```
coarse hearthBOT
@stuck bluff :white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.
001 | ()
002 | (1,)
003 | (1, 2)
004 | (1, 2, 3)
!e
def func(*args = "help"):
print(args)
func()
func(1)
func(1, 2)
func(1, 2, 3)
@fair heron :x: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 1.
001 | File "/home/main.py", line 1
002 | def func(*args = "help"):
003 | ^
004 | SyntaxError: var-positional argument cannot have default value
I think discord.py also has special meaning for keyword-only args
delicate wren
!e
```py
def func(*args = "help"):
print(args)
func()
func(1)
func(1, 2)
fu...
first="help", *rest
(I guess)
stuck bluff
!e ```py
def func(*a, b='default'):
print(a, b)
func(1, 2, 3)
func(1, b='abc')```
delicate wren
maybe also / to make it positional only
coarse hearthBOT
@stuck bluff :white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.
001 | (1, 2, 3) default
002 | (1,) abc
!e
def f(p=1, /, *q):
print(p, *q)
f()
f(2, 3)
@delicate wren :white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.
001 | 1
002 | 2 3
fallen delta
what is (..., /, ...) 😳
delicate wren
everything before / is positional-only
delicate wren
everything before / is positional-only
can't be used as keyword argument
fair heron
what theme
fallen delta
oh no
i make discord bots nice
i mean what
gpt4 is dumb
ohhh
i knew a person who did mc/discord bots really well
he made a bot that simulated mc chat or smth like that
hi muggie and unkownplaylist
and rohan
fair heron
how are you doing @fallen delta
fallen delta
doing great
almost
what about you?
nice actually some activity on my github account lol
i made a repo public that i was working on during that time
fallen delta
ah i c
nice
im even failing here
this is codeforces
ayoooo
I find my mic
nice
fair heron
python3 -m ensurepip --default-pip
python get-pip.py --prefix=/usr/local/
python3 -m venv tutorial_env
source tutorial_env/bin/activate
python3 -m pip install --upgrade pip setuptools wheel
buoyant perch
by any chance does anybody know what this mic suppresion is?
I cannot talk in voicechats
fair heron
@cerulean prairie
fallen delta
i found my mic
cerulean prairie
So USB 1.0 to 3.1 what grade did you want?
GASP TOS breaking
@fair heron Can you give me the processor you have?
fair heron
i7 6700K -> 12600K
cerulean prairie
What is your budget? what case do you have? what graphics card? what power supply?
Is power supply modjular
I can't spell that word
fair heron
power: 850W
GPU: 3060
budget $500
cpu i7 6700K
new cpu i5 12600K
modular
fair heron
yes
fair heron
USA
fallen delta
ameeeeerica
cerulean prairie
Are you within range of a micro center store?
fair heron
yes
fallen delta
doxxed
fair heron
like 1.5 hours
cerulean prairie
I would highly recommend them as a supplier
fallen delta
you can walk
cerulean prairie
That is one idea
fallen delta
i suck at pc stuff
i literally have a shitty laptop 💀
thinkpad
its from 2015
8.5 years old
mine's battery died
recently
cerulean prairie
3060 what?
fallen delta
fallen delta
its been like this for a day
fair heron
1060 6g -> 3060 12g
cerulean prairie
Ram?
fair heron
32
cerulean prairie
storage?
stuck bluff
@vital delta 👋
cerulean prairie
mark 2? SSD?
fair heron
cerulean prairie
User benchmark is okay
stuck bluff
@floral yarrow 👋
floral yarrow
<@740292875031543949> 👋
Hello
mellow smelt
4chan
cerulean prairie
Watercooling? @fair heron
This computer would function.
It fits all requirements you gave me XD
YES
because compatibility is needed.
PC part pick is a fantastic website
It is all about what you want to do with it.
You do not need to build a PC beast everytime
lmao I run a 2015 model
I use a 1070ti from 2013
XD
Okay well I have to go my friends are calling me
Great talking to you. Say hi if you see me around again.
hopefullyXD
quiet umbra
@stuck bluff are you alive?
nova maple
rocky star
@stuck bluff , is a try, except in python when i want to draw it in a flowchart considered as a decision or a process?
searched it in google didn't got a clear answer
stuck bluff
I'd argue it's a flow control component, so at an educated guess, I'd say decision.
It's kind of both, though.
quiet umbra
Not at the moment.
well glad you are, it's been like two years since i last spoke to you and you used to help me a lot 😅
just wanted to say hi
stuck bluff
well glad you are, it's been like two years since i last spoke to you and you us...
Howdy howdy. 😁
daring jungle
Hello
misty sinew
Happy birthday to all
crystal trout
they are we
wary fable
@stiff ridge post your problem here and I'll walk you through it
stiff ridge
wary fable
hop on the call.
wary fable
oh can't screenshare, I'll do it here lol.
!e
import numpy as np
from matplotlib import pyplot as plt
speed = np.array([20, 30, 35, 40, 50, 60])
mpg = np.array([24.9, 28.3, 29.1, 30.1, 30.0, 29.1])
plt.plot(speed, mpg)
@wary fable :warning: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.
[No output]
wary fable
the green one looks more correct
it is a parabola after all, and mpg does decrease when you get over a certain speed
stiff ridge
yeah, 27.5 is the green one
wary fable
there's a reason why the highway speed limits, up until recently, were 55 mph. that's the speed of maximum efficiency for most vehicles.
looks about right from my end too
wary fable
because it was breaking my concentration
helps if I use scatter lol
now it asks for a quadratic function...I've only really used them in matlab so this'll be a learning experience for me too
stiff ridge
i have another one
wary fable
but the one you came up with should work just fine, although I don't like how these online things don't let you show your work as well as on paper.
wary fable
hang on let me quickly grab my TI-84
wait....this could be done far more easily with a differential equation...
wary fable
common core == highschool?
trying to figure out which branch of math the teacher is looking for.
because when you get past calc iii it gets a lot easier, as higher-level calculus is basically using l33t h4x to solve problems
what is the actual name of the course?
(I did a linear regression and the value for 65 was 31.07 but I'd need to see more actual data first, since I don't feel comfortable with that extrapolation, especially since I still don't really understand linear regression and just used an abstraction from sklearn)
rocky star
is the correct flowchart of this code ?
proper ridge
is the correct flowchart of this code ?
It seems wrong, and you're returning "yes" or "no" instead of the amount. Like in your final line, you're returning "yes pounds".
What do you want to do?
thin lintel
tulip grail
@worthy owl https://realpython.com/mobile-app-kivy-python/
raw slate
is the correct flowchart of this code ?
you can use boolean to make it readable
raw slate
misty sinew
waaat
wanton basin
What do you guys think the median salary of this server is
stuck bluff
@thin lintel pop down
stuck bluff
@marble nebula 👋
forest ore
@mild flume
can I get unmuted for my birthday?
forest ore
He'll be driving.
Could you ask him for me?
stuck bluff
Why would I bother?
forest ore
My birthday wish?
stuck bluff
What is the correct place for these kinds of appeals?
umbral rose
forest ore
@umbral rose Could you ask him for me?
umbral rose
<@373121697957543946> Could you ask him for me?
He'll be in the office soon
forest ore
Thanks!
forest ore
got it!
edgy chasm
hey!
forest ore
hey
mild flume
<@98195144192331776>
can I get unmuted for my birthday?
No
gilded quail
proper ridge
scatter.savefig('Final.pdf')
broken quiver
jest tu jakiś polak?
misty sinew
Guys
fair heron
@sand aspen\
sand aspen
if that makes any sense
like i said easier to show lol and no i dont have a repo
so can we hop into your vc in your server @fair heron
coarse hearthBOT
sand aspen
@fair heron im in your vc atm
fair heron
coarse hearthBOT
stoic plover
daring jungle
Hello
solar cloak
Hi
mild flume
its written in rust btw
pale pivot
gooey...mess
mild flume
God there's just too many fucking front end frame works
A cross-platform GUI library inspired by Elm
Uhhh... huh
elder glen
How long does it take to level up to be able to speak in here ? 😄
Feel Violated hahaha
Damn
oh okay perfect
So, the reason I joined this is because I am absolutely interested in coding / software development / dev ops etc and I would love any advice for someone who is considering this as a career in the future 😄
mild flume
Oh hell yeah
We've actually got a channel dedicated for this kind of stuff, too: #career-advice
elder glen
Thats so helpful thank you!!
mild flume
import Browser
import Html exposing (Html, button, div, text)
import Html.Events exposing (onClick)
main =
Browser.sandbox { init = 0, update = update, view = view }
type Msg = Increment | Decrement
update msg model =
case msg of
Increment ->
model + 1
Decrement ->
model - 1
view model =
div []
[ button [ onClick Decrement ] [ text "-" ]
, div [] [ text (String.fromInt model) ]
, button [ onClick Increment ] [ text "+" ]
]
gaunt schooner
cards = [value+suit for value in values for suit in suits]
elder glen
What lvl on Helldivers 2 ?
are u
A fellow brother of Democracy
Well it was nice to chill, Imma get back to freecodingcamp
if you wanna play Helldivers 2 one day? Jxck is my usertag
mild flume
Well it was nice to chill, Imma get back to freecodingcamp
Happy to have you around
Catch you later
Are there arbitrarily sized arrays or something in Rust?
ornate monolith
https://tenor.com/view/meh-the-simpsons-couch-whatever-gif-25776096
nice one
misty sinew
Catch you later
hi
hollow vector
wsg @barren perch
jagged hawk
<@98195144192331776> https://github.com/zed-industries/zed
the last thing any actual dev would care about is their code editor speed
such a gimmick
pale pivot
the last thing any actual dev would care about is their code editor speed
I'm an actual dev, I very much care about my editor speed
That's such a terrible take
jagged hawk
I'm an actual dev, I very much care about my editor speed
How does it make any difference for you?
pale pivot
It's faster to do things?
jagged hawk
its faster to use ide tooling?
pale pivot
Especially when you're working in massive codebases
Ide tooling is slower, searching is slower, jumping around code is slower, opening/closing the terminal has some lag
You can feel the delay between typing in a key and seeing it appear
jagged hawk
i used to code on a ~6 year old lenovo back in the day with intellij i can kinda agree with the things above but delay when typing?
maybe as its trying to build your project sure
but that has its own benefits
pale pivot
It all becomes more obvious when you're working on code base with few million lines
It's always constantly trying to figure out stuff
It becomes much slower
You can't just jump around code if your Editor can't keep up
jagged hawk
im a windows user so cant really say anything for sure, but i havent seen any special intellisense beyond what i imagine is as capable as nvim or so
pale pivot
Typing delay is very small, but perceptible if you're used to a native editor (not through electron)
pale pivot
im a windows user so cant really say anything for sure, but i havent seen any sp...
It's more about the editor speed, not the features
The one I linked above feels significantly snappier
And because of that more fun to use for me
jagged hawk
yeah but sacrifice the speed of nitty work and work easier in return
it's like wasting less time on repetitive tasks that an ide can easily do for you for some speed loss
besides i highly doubt you actually effectively having a easier workflow with that zed editor speed
pale pivot
Zed has LSP support
And anyway the point I was making when talking about that in voice chat was specifically that I want to use it because it's much faster
But it doesn't have the plugins and stuff that I need for actual work
pale pivot
You said "no actual dev would care about speed", which is completely wrong though
That's the part I'm arguing
pale pivot
the last thing any actual dev would care about is their code editor speed
.
Yeah, why would I not want everything in my editor to be faster?
Just because I can make do with something being slow does not mean I don't care about it being faster
jagged hawk
why would you want sublime text when you can have a way better ecosystem with vscode
thats the point im making
pale pivot
I don't use sublime text for that reason, but I do wish vs code was as fast
jagged hawk
i dont care about jumping lines. i want to refactor code easier cause thats way harder than trying to jump from file to file
jagged hawk
even with intellij its recommended me many security flaws that no other editor even with extensions mentions
its just way easier
pale pivot
I'm not arguing against intellisence or whatever?
I'm just saying I want it to also be faster
Even smart editor features in vscode get really slow when you have a huge code base like mine at work
jagged hawk
yeah but im saying it can be faster with its added intellisence
which i assume it comes at a huge computing cost
pale pivot
but it's not the intellisense that's making it slow
It's literally just that the whole editor is running inside JavaScript inside a web browser
And not written natively like sublime or zed
You can have a native editor with intellisense
jagged hawk
i mean intellij is made with java and its quite native but still its slow
pale pivot
It's extremely bloated if you don't care about all the features
I've used all the big editors
Zed is fast
I wouldn't use it if it didn't have the smart features
But doesn't mean I don't care about speed
It's just secondary
You should try working on a big code base in vscode / intellij or whatever, you'll see what I mean lol
jagged hawk
i saw this interesting project on vscode that used my intellisence on intelijj and brought it into vscode if i recall properly which in turn made it way faster
pale pivot
Also, at work I spent vast majority of my time reading code as opposed to changing/refactoring. So jumping around speed is important to me
jagged hawk
i honestly cant find it though but it was really cool
jagged hawk
it used the lsp from intellij but in return it was way less bloated that intellij
so made it quite fast
pale pivot
You're talking about something different... Not UI speed
jagged hawk
i mean if they could implement such a thing i would switch cause i'd be willing to do the refactor here and there in the ide
pale pivot
That's exactly what I was talking about lol
That's what they're trying to do with Zed
But it's still very early stages
jagged hawk
but i do love the ai support i find it very dumb in term of code quality but that fact that i can easily start a decent boilerplate is very fun to have
i enjoyed it alot with vscode
pale pivot
i enjoyed it alot with vscode
Most editors have support for copilot nowadays anyway
wet jolt
o/
jagged hawk
Most editors have support for copilot nowadays anyway
Its banned in a few countries so i also like vscode inbuilt ai
inbuilt... built in
blissful axle
<@967982122063265833> Yo
just follwing along
mild flume
!pypi speechrecognition
coarse hearthBOT
mild flume
npm install git+{url_here}.git
So for example:
npm install git+https://github.com/visionmedia/express.git
neat moss
how can i talk ffs?
i want to chat about coding but jesus let me talk my man..........
What needs to happen?
mild flume
neat moss
ok thanks dude
mild flume
No problem! Again, I know it's annoying, but we had what I call hit and run trolls. People who join the server, join voice chat, scream, and then leave
neat moss
i was nearly throwing myself of the balcony trying to woprk it out
mild flume
This was happening like... 8+ times a day
neat moss
yeh i get it
ikujerdwhgujiedhwig
kljsxndflkjsdnb
;/l.,mxsdcfgvlsdf
mcdsv;l'fd'
lmsdl';s;d
shit
haha'
let me talk dam it
i am liking this community
im an Aussie and may drive you all crazy
good
haha
can you fellas help me learn python?
I am going to make an AI better than ironman and im calling it Bitch
mild flume
Why?
mild flume
I assure you, if you call it "Bitch", it will be distinct and shunned
neat moss
Know one will ever know
Hahahaha
yes it will be cancelled
It would be nice to have have voice conversation
haha
hae i typed 50 messages yet
mild flume
You can check in the #bot-commands channel using the !user command
!stream 343834855882227724
coarse hearthBOT
✅ @mortal stone can now stream until <t:1710339853:f>.
mild flume
No, you've been here long enough
It's based on join date rather than first message sent date
coarse hearthBOT
fair heron
it don't even make a referance to numpy
def tts(self, text, output_path, speaker, language='English', speed=1.0):
mark = self.language_marks.get(language.lower(), None)
assert mark is not None, f"language {language} is not supported"
texts = self.split_sentences_into_pieces(text, mark)
audio_list = []
for t in texts:
t = re.sub(r'([a-z])([A-Z])', r'\1 \2', t)
t = f'[{mark}]{t}[{mark}]'
stn_tst = self.get_text(t, self.hps, False)
device = self.device
speaker_id = self.hps.speakers[speaker]
with torch.no_grad():
x_tst = stn_tst.unsqueeze(0).to(device)
x_tst_lengths = torch.LongTensor([stn_tst.size(0)]).to(device)
sid = torch.LongTensor([speaker_id]).to(device)
audio = self.model.infer(x_tst, x_tst_lengths, sid=sid, noise_scale=0.667, noise_scale_w=0.6,
length_scale=1.0 / speed)[0][0, 0].data.cpu().float().numpy()
audio_list.append(audio)
audio = self.audio_numpy_concat(audio_list, sr=self.hps.data.sampling_rate, speed=speed)
if output_path is None:
return audio
else:
soundfile.write(output_path, audio, self.hps.data.sampling_rate)
E:\ai_voice\OpenVoice-main>C:/Users/Developer/AppData/Local/Programs/Python/Python310/python.exe e:/ai_voice/OpenVoice-main/zmain.py
C:\Users\Developer\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python310\lib\site-packages\torch\nn\modules\conv.py:137: UserWarning: Failed to initialize NumPy:
module compiled against API version 0x10 but this version of numpy is 0xf
(Triggered internally at ..\torch\csrc\utils\tensor_numpy.cpp:77.)
self.weight = Parameter(torch.empty(
Loaded checkpoint 'checkpoints/base_speakers/EN/checkpoint.pth'
missing/unexpected keys: [] []
missing/unexpected keys: [] []
> Text splitted to sentences.
Hi, My name is Vanity. I am a bot being developed on discord and trained to play minecraft.
I am not yet ready to help you. Sorry
> ===========================
haɪ, maɪ neɪm ɪz ˈvænɪti. aɪ æm ə bot* biɪŋ dɪˈvɛləpt ɔn ˈdɪskɔɹd ənd tɹeɪnd tɪ pleɪ minecɹaft*.
length:96
length:95
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "e:\ai_voice\OpenVoice-main\zmain.py", line 51, in <module>
base_speaker_tts.tts(text, src_path, speaker=speaker, language=language, speed=speed)
File "e:\ai_voice\OpenVoice-main\api.py", line 91, in tts
length_scale=1.0 / speed)[0][0, 0].data.cpu().float().numpy()
RuntimeError: Numpy is not available
python -c "import numpy; print(numpy.__version__)"
still pollen
hello
fair heron
buoyant dagger
coarse hearthBOT
hearty heath
What did I walk in on? 
proper ridge
Please save me
Take me with yooou
Echo 3-1, I need an exfil!
MW 2019 reference hehe
autumn warren
I think the only thing that matters is, are you happy, and is it enough to satisfy your current wants?
turbid lagoon
How does putting variables in the middle of a function work?
split junco
!voice
coarse hearthBOT
rare verge
I would like your help on a project that I have made a lot of mistakes with
I would like your help on a project that I have made a lot of mistakes with
quartz hull
I would like your help on a project that I have made a lot of mistakes with
i could try help
rare verge
Okay
obtuse valve
keras?
stuck bluff
@woeful void 👋
woeful void
<@1119268198110474240> 👋
Sup
woeful void
Saw you poking your head in.
yeah i tried to get into the VC and they say i can't speak until i to 50 text messages
stuck bluff
Mhm.
The voice gate. Better to have it than the screaming and racial slurs and loud music and microphone blowing and the giggling.
The horrible giggling.
Even if the voice gate is a butt.
woeful void
Even if the voice gate is a butt.
I see
acoustic depot
