voice-chat-text-1

[delicate wren]

Russia

[obtuse valve]

OOOF

damn

uSe NorDVpN!

[obtuse valve]

tor is better than vpn

[stuck bluff]

@lyric radish @glass delta 👋

[lyric radish]

how are you

[obtuse valve]

my international boarding frds use bananavpn in china lol

[obtuse valve]

is your isp shitty as fuck

starlink?

oh is it why you dont speak in vc

unsafe innit

[delicate wren]

this is on Cloudflare's side

[obtuse valve]

damn

yeah ive had issues with cloudflare when using tor

[delicate wren]

some of those issues aren't as critical now

[proper ridge]

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/RS25bcPWzjU

[obtuse valve]

wdym

[stuck bluff]

https://tenor.com/view/crazy-jim-carrey-weird-gif-9170373

[delicate wren]

I had a specific issues with 4XX post-login and captcha never working
now those problems are gone

[lyric radish]

https://tenor.com/view/good-news-thumbs-up-gif-26519262

[obtuse valve]

how lol

i use snowflake

[delicate wren]

4XX post-login seems to come from the "user only uses one IP" belief

[obtuse valve]

hmm

[obtuse valve]

does that work in ru

[stuck bluff]

@crystal quarry 👋

[delicate wren]

who are all these people

oh wait it's me

[obtuse valve]

lol

my docker container is me lol

[delicate wren]

https://crates.io/crates/ruchei

[obtuse valve]

lol

all me

[delicate wren]

docker hub?

[obtuse valve]

yes

all from my vast.ai instances

[delicate wren]

if you do this amount twice in six hours, you'll get rate limited

[obtuse valve]

question: how much money did i spend $$$

[obtuse valve]

lol this container is made in feb lol

i only recently started to pull more with more tests

[delicate wren]

I don't use Docker Hub directly anymore

only mirror.gcr.io

[obtuse valve]

why

[delicate wren]

0. region block
1. rate limits

[mild flume]

https://llvm.org/

[obtuse valve]

ah

[delicate wren]

LLVM is compile-time abstraction

[obtuse valve]

the logo looks like a pokemeon

[delicate wren]

it is a VM, just not an interpreted one

[obtuse valve]

then can you still use docker containers?

oops

wrong respond to msg

[obtuse valve]

was meant to say this

[delicate wren]

@mild flume it's closer to assembly

assembly is an abtraction too

[delicate wren]

I configured all my dockerds to use the mirror

[obtuse valve]

ah

my dockerfile is fucked as fuck

i hate setting up docker shits

chadgpt fucks shit up

[delicate wren]

LLVM doesn't have system agnosticism as its aim, afaik

it does unify some stuff but doesn't target portability

[mild flume]

Gotcha

[proper ridge]

You can implement a compiler in any language, including the same language it compiles, a process called self-hosting.

[delicate wren]

and now realise that llvm and eabi aren't compatible and go cry

@mild flume
also known as magic

you can boot without bios

it's extremely hard

https://vimeo.com/756050840

they ship racks with AMD CPUs that boot without BIOS
https://oxide.computer/

[mild flume]

Huh, I'll be damned

[unkempt ocean]

you can boot cpu bios-less?

magic

[delicate wren]

great engineers meet a lot of VC money for something that actually matters even if the product itself doesn't sell that much

their software is mostly open-source

[proper ridge]

https://nvidia.github.io/cuda-quantum/latest/using/extending/cudaq_ir.html

[delicate wren]

@pseudo raven "no, electing him won't keep him contained inside US, it's not an effective mechanism to keep that away from other countries"

[pseudo raven]

lol

im sorry

not sorry

😄

[delicate wren]

https://mlir.llvm.org/

[pseudo raven]

spicy

😄

[unkempt ocean]

await channel.send(f"If you are happy with your answer type next, otherwise type redo to give another answer")

[delicate wren]

another company gets acquired by them, most of the projects get closed, employees obviously don't take that well

for me fixed day/week schedule lowers productivity

odd but true

[unkempt ocean]

ended up doing

await channel.send(f"Your answer:```{responses[member.id][i]}```If you want to change this answer, type `redo`. Otherwise, type `next` to continue.")

[delicate wren]

discord.py?

[unkempt ocean]

it doesnt like posting it

yeh

await channel.send(f"Your answer:{responses[member.id][i]}If you want to change this answer, type redo. Otherwise, type next to continue.")

thats the best im able to do

https://i.imgur.com/3z5pvaf.png

[delicate wren]

my brain rewards me more or less the same for basically anything

I'm totally fine with writing dull repetitive stuff for hours

[unkempt ocean]

https://tenor.com/view/qa-developer-software-development-test-gif-27432169

[delicate wren]

attention surplus

[mild flume]

That'd be nice

[delicate wren]

brb

[chilly otter]

https://tenor.com/view/water-monkey-fish-swimming-gif-21230250

[mild flume]

Sass as a Service

[delicate wren]

back

@chilly otter (refering to db syntax issue) docs not aligning with reality or directly lying is a common theme for vlang

staring at this thing
even though it's only 10 seconds, there's way too much detail

[ornate cobalt]

Somebody will make a guide on that so they can make it (sass as a service) as a service

[north ingot]

Hey!

How are u all ?

[wind ridge]

im good you? @north ingot

[thin lintel]

https://www.instagram.com/reel/C7skNW_tpmk/?igsh=MXh0b3ptZnZ3N2lvNA==

albie.tech

If Nara Smith was a software engineer ☺️ #narasmith #softwareengineer #reactnative

Likes

4673

Instagram

[north ingot]

Me too. Thanks for asking🤓

[wind ridge]

are you that or do you want to be that?

[delicate wren]

I need to find a better way to reduce source data to colours

[chilly otter]

https://vlang.io/

[obtuse valve]

crab.

if v lang made an editor it gotta be called ||Vim||

dlang

[elfin breach]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Z%2B%2B

[obtuse valve]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Object-Z

[elfin breach]

https://esolangs.org/wiki/Z_Sharp

[obtuse valve]

i think theres a programming language im really good at

it's called s

slang

[verbal solar]

Nice crab

[fair heron]

mini update works

[north ingot]

google dns 😄

[fair heron]

I'm glad you like that

i guess they are infinite

@mild flume I blame you and opal

[mild flume]

!source

[coarse hearth]

Bot's GitHub Repository

Repository

Go to GitHub

[mental ivy]

can i get a verification

[mild flume]

@rotund bough https://pypi.org/project/pyjokes/

[verbal solar]

bjorn stir croft 😆

[elder wraith]

Get it working then touch grass

[wintry sparrow]

Anyone know how to put things from 1 site to another, in web development?

[verbal solar]

why vscode, just use notepad

[wintry sparrow]

How about a Forum, so you take input from site, and write it on the site?

[verbal solar]

ssds are cheapaf

[delicate wren]

H2 and O2

2:1

@mild flume it will

H2, H2, O2

inverse of burning hydrogen

[mild flume]

I'm glad I slightly remember chemistry

[potent bronze]

Anyone knows why the files in Pycharm are orange?

Also

C:\Users/<username>\PycharmProjects\Binance-API.idea>

The path in terminal must end with Binance-API, but here it ends with .idea, how to fix that?
I use Pycharm if that info is needed.

[mild flume]

Have you committed and pushed any changes?

Or is this like freshly made

[proper ridge]

https://pypi.org/project/cuda-quantum/

[potent bronze]

This is local

[proper ridge]

Here's the pyproject.toml

[project]
name = "cuda-quantum"
dynamic = ["version"]
keywords = [ "cuda-quantum", "cuda", "quantum", "quantum computing", "nvidia", "high-performance computing" ]
description="Python bindings for the CUDA-Q toolkit for heterogeneous quantum-classical workflows."
authors = [{name = "NVIDIA Corporation & Affiliates"}]
maintainers = [{name = "NVIDIA Corporation & Affiliates"}]
readme = "python/README.md"
requires-python = ">=3.8"
license = { file="LICENSE" }
dependencies = [
  'astpretty ~= 3.0',
  'cuquantum-cu11 ~= 24.03',
  'graphlib-backport >= 1.0',
  'numpy >= 1.24',
  'nvidia-cublas-cu11 == 11.11.3.6; platform_machine == "x86_64"',
  'nvidia-cuda-runtime-cu11 == 11.8.89; platform_machine == "x86_64"',
  'nvidia-cusolver-cu11 == 11.4.1.48; platform_machine == "x86_64"'
]

[project.urls]
Homepage = "https://developer.nvidia.com/cuda-quantum"
Documentation = "https://nvidia.github.io/cuda-quantum"
Repository = "https://github.com/NVIDIA/cuda-quantum"
Releases = "https://nvidia.github.io/cuda-quantum/latest/releases.html"

# We must use h5py<3.11 because 3.11 doesn't include aarch64 Linux wheels.
# https://github.com/h5py/h5py/issues/2408
[project.optional-dependencies]
chemistry = [ "scipy==1.10.1", "openfermionpyscf==0.5", "h5py<3.11" ]

[build-system]
requires = ["scikit-build-core", "cmake>=3.26,<3.29"]
build-backend = "scikit_build_core.build"

[tool.scikit-build]
wheel.packages = ["python/cudaq"]
wheel.license-files = [ "LICENSE", "NOTICE", "CITATION.cff" ]
build-dir = "_skbuild"
sdist.include = ["_version.py"]
metadata.version.provider = "scikit_build_core.metadata.setuptools_scm"
cmake.minimum-version = "3.26"
cmake.build-type = "Release"
cmake.verbose = false
cmake.args = [
    "-DCUDAQ_ENABLE_PYTHON=TRUE",
    "-DCUDAQ_DISABLE_CPP_FRONTEND=TRUE",
    "-DCUDAQ_DISABLE_TOOLS=TRUE",
    "-DCUDAQ_BUILD_TESTS=FALSE",
]

[tool.setuptools_scm]
write_to = "_version.py"

[mild flume]

Can you give the full error and traceback?

[proper ridge]

Sure, one moment...

[delicate wren]

settings, project, project structure

[proper ridge]

PS C:\Users\A.C.EA\OneDrive\Documents\GitHub\QICKIT> pip install cuda-quantum      
ERROR: Could not find a version that satisfies the requirement cuda-quantum (from versions: none)
ERROR: No matching distribution found for cuda-quantum

[mild flume]

py -m pip install cuda-quantum

[proper ridge]

Tried that.

[potent bronze]

https://tenor.com/view/стасяо-good-job-асафьев-asia-gif-23163282

[mild flume]

Still looking, ACE

[delicate wren]

huh
I don't remember what exactly he says at that point in the video
(I guess it's time to rewatch the entire thing just to fix that unfortunate situation)

[potent bronze]

What about this?
PS C:\Users\Arsen\PycharmProjects\Binance-API.idea>

I remember there was a way to make it like this
PS C:\Users\Arsen\PycharmProjects\Binance-API\ >

But cant remember

[delicate wren]

renaming a project is non-trivial

[proper ridge]

Thank you so so much sir.

[delicate wren]

simplest way is to just re-create it

[potent bronze]

Oh wait, it is not about the project, the Discord ate the / symbol

I am about the path

[delicate wren]

ah

[potent bronze]

I need to go one level higher and permenantly.

[delicate wren]

you shouldn't touch anything inside .idea yourself

[potent bronze]

I didn't

I just reopened the project.

[delicate wren]

can you show the whole image of the PyCharm's file explorer?

if it shows the .idea as root, then just open the directory of the project itself

[delicate wren]

what does it show if you open the directory one level above?

I still don't entirely understand what's happening there

[delicate wren]

is this the way it's opened right now?

[potent bronze]

It opens it, but like this

[potent bronze]

Yeah

[delicate wren]

so the issue is with the terminal

[delicate wren]

what is the starting directory for the terminal?

(settings)

[potent bronze]

It looks like this in my case.

Вот такие дела.

[delicate wren]

I guess just a PyCharm bug, as usual ¯_(ツ)_/¯

[potent bronze]

Had to redownload the who project.

[delicate wren]

did it work?

[potent bronze]

Yeah.

[rotund bough]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dipn2fsT1TQ

[pale pivot]

https://suno.com/song/8b69ea26-ec0c-481c-83bc-991e3f2439e6

[wraith portal]

https://suno.com/song/3c7b1a38-2f0c-4d40-80ae-b14b4bb23692

[rotund bough]

more ai gen voices
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/Zs94Saytk5Y

[proper ridge]

This is AI generated?

[wraith portal]

yes

[proper ridge]

Nicee

[delicate wren]

FastAPI generates OpenAPI stuff from routes

or at least as much as it can

@chilly otter TLS

TCP is unencrypted

UDP is unencrypted

don't forget just how much raw HTTP happens in local networks

[rotund bough]

to the wireshark!

[proper ridge]

https://suno.com/song/29d59d65-631a-4198-a0c0-a6083e22bc0b

[delicate wren]

I recently learned UPnP is apparently SOAP (HTTP+XML)

ew but works

well, "works"

(when it doesn't 500)

[wraith portal]

https://suno.com/song/a34b72c2-fa73-4720-9efc-ef72fa552fb7

made this now

[proper ridge]

🥺 my mouth...

[delicate wren]

we were migrated back to Rotterdam from India seems like

[wraith portal]

😄

[proper ridge]

"I'm a creep, I'm a weirdoooo..."

[delicate wren]

iirc server change was in vc0

[proper ridge]

"What am I doing heeeeeree, I don't belong hereee, Ohooo Ohooo!!"

[pale pivot]

https://suno.com/song/c2f3d134-514d-4d96-8628-74e1379e440b

[proper ridge]

HEHEHEEE

Niceee

[proper ridge]

What style do I need to put in the prompt to make it generate sth like Daylight by David Kushner?

[pale pivot]

you don't need an AI you need a dishwasher

[proper ridge]

I want it to merge all of these HEHEHE.

Home

Take me back to the night we met

Daylight

I can't save us

Beautiful Beautiful boy

Another love

Fairy tale

Summertime sadness

Soon I'll be 60 years old

Experience

Dog days

We only said goodbye with words

In the middle of the night

Is this the place we used to love

Love made me crazy

What is love

Sweater Weather

If I could paint the sky

Paint it black

I'm in the trees

https://suno.com/song/65717ded-f2ce-4f58-b7cf-f6bd7b30293a

I rock, I know.

[delicate wren]

> end of c...
no, don't end the cat

[thin lintel]

How do trees get online? They just log on.

[delicate wren]

@potent bronze are you sure it's installed for the same intepreter?

[potent bronze]

OH, wait!

[delicate wren]

@thin lintel that reminds of: "astronauts use Linux, that's why there is no sound in space"

[rotund bough]

!e

a = 7
b = 5
a = a + b
b = a - b
a = a - b
print(a)
print(b)

[coarse hearth]

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

001 | 5
002 | 7

[delicate wren]

xor is idiomatic

for that

!e

a = 7
b = 5
a ^= b
b ^= a
a ^= b
print(a)
print(b)

[coarse hearth]

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

001 | 5
002 | 7

[delicate wren]

this isn't "clever trick", this is what some low-level programs actually use

[rotund bough]

!e

a = 0
b = 1
a ^= b 
b ^= a
a ^= b
print(a)
print(b)

[coarse hearth]

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

001 | 1
002 | 0

[delicate wren]

if you don't have instruction-level support for swap and you must not use an extra register, this is the optimal way, seems like

I wonder when std::swap (c++) and std::mem::swap (rust) choose to use that

tbf, that optimisation might as well happen at llvm level and below, not in the language compiler itself

(assuming clang)

[coarse hearth]

:incoming_envelope: :ok_hand: applied timeout to @thin night until <t:1717440492:f> (10 minutes) (reason: duplicates spam - sent 4 duplicate messages).

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

[delicate wren]

@ornate cobalt mee6 with its nfts

so not surprising they're doing AI now

[elder wraith]

NFTs? 🤮

[delicate wren]

they pushed them a lot, used them to paywall some features, etc.

[ornate cobalt]

Yeah that was a whole fuck up on their end

[elder wraith]

I understand Discord bots need money since they are not cheap.

[delicate wren]

(they didn't just grab money, they grabbed money aggressively, very)

[umbral rose]

It's like $5 a month for the one I'm running on 300 servers. I assume it would be more resource intensive for me6 and AI, but I'm sure it's just running llama2 or 3.

[delicate wren]

!e

print(5 * 21_600_000 // 300)

[coarse hearth]

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

360000

[elder wraith]

What does it do?

[umbral rose]

scheduling and creating embeded messages. It's like an embed wizard

[delicate wren]

by doing very incorrect extrapolation, that makes it $1M in three months for mee6

[elder wraith]

scheduling these embeds?

yea, that could probably be run on $5 since you are not doing stuff. Mee6 is checking EVERY message which probably requires a ton more compute

[umbral rose]

That's fair. I don't check messages.

[delicate wren]

• marketing, marketing and even more marketing budget

[umbral rose]

gotta go for a 15

brb

[delicate wren]

the only benefit I see to cryptocurrencies is money transfer in situations where regular currencies won't do

it's stable enough to function this way; and, like, that's all

[umbral rose]

back

[elder wraith]

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

[delicate wren]

reminds of rails

[placid schooner]

Python3 Alembic + Sqlalchemy

[delicate wren]

Mastodon's sample compose file suffers from it

@elder wraith this is vlang, it's built on bugs

I've encountered bugs in rustc

but

there's a difference:
when rustc fails, it just crashes and says it failed
when vlang fails, it either just crashes and says it failed or just completely misbehaves, apparently

like the language has a history of lying about how it works in docs, and all that

[elder wraith]

I don’t know. My only desire for @chilly otter is hook him to electric endpoints so I can shock him into being sane.

He has working golang but apparently that isn’t good enough.

[chilly otter]

NO

[elder wraith]

GET

TO
PROD

[wary fable]

Prod? Isn't that just the new Test?

[elder wraith]

https://tenor.com/view/you-keep-using-that-word-serious-what-you-think-it-means-gif-14679437

[delicate wren]

((staging anyone?......))

[wary fable]

https://github.com/mattn/go-sqlite3

[elder wraith]

$env:CGO_ENABLED=1

[delicate wren]

!d sqlite3

[coarse hearth]

sqlite3

Source code: Lib/sqlite3/

SQLite is a C library that provides a lightweight disk-based database that doesn’t require a separate server process and allows accessing the database using a nonstandard variant of the SQL query language. Some applications can use SQLite for internal data storage. It’s also possible to prototype an application using SQLite and then port the code to a larger database such as PostgreSQL or Oracle.

The sqlite3 module was written by Gerhard Häring. It provides an SQL interface compliant with the DB-API 2.0 specification described by PEP 249, and requires SQLite 3.7.15 or newer.

This document includes four main sections:

[wary fable]

gentoo mentioned

[elder wraith]

https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/cpp/config-mingw

[wary fable]

"linux doesn't work well with laptops" you sure about that? I have a dell inspiron from 2011 that only runs because I have linux on it

[elder wraith]

Yes, sleep is generally all screw up, not all wifi drivers work

[wary fable]

not using it for internet, using it mostly as a testing environment for lightweight distros and DEs

a sacrificial lamb

[elder wraith]

https://github.com/muxcraftserver/MuxSystem

[delicate wren]

mingw has its own shell

C:\Program Files\mingw-w64\x86_64-8.1.0-posix-seh-rt_v6-rev0\mingw-w64.bat in my case

not in path likely

it's not path

wrong variable

you were editing something that's not path

p a t h four letters

and now your system is broken a bit, likely 🎉

(because of potential conflicts)

!voice @brave quail

[coarse hearth]

Voice verification

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

[delicate wren]

@umbral rose cat works on powershell afaik

might depend on the system

touch is not provided

at that point just use git bash

and vim

script initially failed because ps uses ` instead of \ for multiline

@umbral rose @chilly otter https://gorm.io/docs/conventions.html#TableName

[stuck bluff]

@odd palm 👋

@zealous locust 👋

[zealous locust]

👋

[stuck bluff]

@red plover 👋

[rotund bough]

privet

[stuck bluff]

@forest halo 👋

[forest halo]

whats up gang

[umbral rose]

https://sqlitebrowser.org

[delicate wren]

python -m sqlite3

in modern python, maybe 3.13

!d sqlite3
(need to check changelog)

[coarse hearth]

sqlite3

Source code: Lib/sqlite3/

SQLite is a C library that provides a lightweight disk-based database that doesn’t require a separate server process and allows accessing the database using a nonstandard variant of the SQL query language. Some applications can use SQLite for internal data storage. It’s also possible to prototype an application using SQLite and then port the code to a larger database such as PostgreSQL or Oracle.

The sqlite3 module was written by Gerhard Häring. It provides an SQL interface compliant with the DB-API 2.0 specification described by PEP 249, and requires SQLite 3.7.15 or newer.

This document includes four main sections:

[delicate wren]

3.12

@chilly otter
migrate is fairly universal term

!e

from sys import executable
from subprocess import check_output
print(check_output([executable, "-m", "sqlite3", "--help"]).decode())

[coarse hearth]

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

001 | usage: python -m sqlite3 [-h] [-v] [filename] [sql]
002 | 
003 | Python sqlite3 CLI
004 | 
005 | positional arguments:
006 |   filename       SQLite database to open (defaults to ':memory:'). A new
007 |                  database is created if the file does not previously exist.
008 |   sql            An SQL query to execute. Any returned rows are printed to
009 |                  stdout.
010 | 
... (truncated - too many lines)

Full output: https://paste.pythondiscord.com/URWUJ2QWJZ6NGTQBEETAREQHX4

[delicate wren]

^ sqlite cli built into python

@umbral rose you know how many people are working on sqlite?

the main codebase

it's something like three people total

because it's closed contribution

[umbral rose]

It's pretty established at this point. What else do they need to do to it?

people conform to it, not the other way arount

[delicate wren]

mostly support nowadays

[umbral rose]

Yeah

[delicate wren]

and performance

[umbral rose]

There can't be that many optimizations left

[delicate wren]

name it magic

[delicate wren]

from just over a week ago:
enhance pragma optimise,
more options for date functions,
_ in numbers,
json_pretty,
etc.

there are some big changes in query execution too

like splitting big inserts into parts of a, quote, coroutine

[umbral rose]

well damn. good on them for keeping it up

[stuck bluff]

@tiny anchor 👋

[delicate wren]

thoroughly tested

[tiny anchor]

Hey there @stuck bluff ! 👋

[delicate wren]

if you really want to use something proprietary you can use mssql

I'm fine with having to write a db, but I'd rather not

[tiny anchor]

not to bother but i have alot of errors although i believe my code is right if you could help me at this time i've sent the paste link in #discord-bots

[delicate wren]

I might enter a forest relatively soon, idk if connection will be good enough

it's midnight, perfect time for forest walks

[stuck bluff]

@idle zealot 👋

[delicate wren]

@umbral rose do you want to see the forest (idk if cam will be able to catch any light)

[umbral rose]

Yeah 😄

[delicate wren]

it's so dark lol

[umbral rose]

What are you doing out in the woods at night?

Nice city skyline though

[rotund bough]

touching grass probs

[umbral rose]

https://tenor.com/view/no-grass-touch-gif-26059885

[delicate wren]

@sly pond there is default for upstream but that's ephemeral too, I think

[umbral rose]

Gotta use that 5s shutter speed

[delicate wren]

that's on one second

[umbral rose]

Maybe less if there is some light

[sly pond]

so 5 might be right

2 and a quarter stops more, probably not enough tbh

Unless you want detail and darkness to prevent blowing out the sky, but there seems to be a nice bit of room yet

[umbral rose]

depends on ISO and f-stop, but yeah

[sly pond]

I mean, based on present iso and aperture

only adjusting shutter from 1-5 is 2.25 stops

I'm saying that shot looks more than 2 stops underexposed, unless it's the look you're going for

who am I to say what a proper exposure on art is, but for clarity

[umbral rose]

True

[sly pond]

a few more stops wouldn't hurt

Though people love their silouettes, and that may have been the goal

in which case I can clearly see the pylon, the lines, and the trees

as clearly as the blur allows

[umbral rose]

Yeah

!stream 1095733970425098401

[coarse hearth]

✅ @misty sinew can now stream until <t:1717451617:f>.

[delicate wren]

I had to reboot the phone

number of sparkles means the version of gpt

[delicate wren]

opencomputers?

[delicate wren]

I made a bundler to pxce boot drones

they have low emmc size in that mod

but good enough ram

so the only code I have in emmc is receive, verify(-ish), run

[small fulcrum]

u are in really good way man

hahaha

making a bot to download it and give it 2 million more

honestly? Made a bot for it and it was hard for a begginier

[delicate wren]

I'm in a desperate need of a 24/7 store somewhere near, I need water
(it's 1am and I have nothing to drink)

[umbral rose]

Gotta go for a bit. Had to end your streaming @misty sinew.

Cheers all

[small fulcrum]

where u at ? tap watter to bad?

[delicate wren]

I'm outside

and yes, tap water here isn't suitable for drinking

[small fulcrum]

Drink rain? haha....jk

[small fulcrum]

know how that is.

[small fulcrum]

no neyghbours that can lend u one?

Anyone has used streamlit??? have some tip for it?

[delicate wren]

no one talks to neighbours around here, and I'm far from home anyways

[small fulcrum]

sucks....thirst is not a great feeling

@misty sinew turtle is pretty simple man, u will be able to get it pretty fast...

if it took u some time to do the function above and u have 0 knoledge, u can get it prettyu fast.

[delicate wren]

reuse, recursion, polymorphism, readability

[small fulcrum]

Function is when u want do to a bette recursion

yeah

hahaha

we are answering him here, but I think he will not read

hahahaha

[delicate wren]

structured programming

[small fulcrum]

@misty sinew chill...

puitting it simple it is.

yeah....ur mind is on the wrong place man....
@misty sinew if u start it at your age and in ur beggining of it doing it the right way is beter then correcting urself afterwards...

u asked a question, we are giving u answers..

simple as that..

hahaha

jsut do ur rpg man..

do u

where?

yeah

its cool

jesus..

[sly pond]

@torpid monolith #voice-verification

[torpid monolith]

1 message

2 message

3 message

4 message

5 message

6 message

[sly pond]

That's not gonna end well

[torpid monolith]

7 message

ok

hi

this is a message

[torpid monolith]

oh

[sly pond]

It's gonna not get you where you want to be

[odd palm]

@torpid monolith why you want to talk 😄 ?

[torpid monolith]

thats a cool message there

i dont

know

hello?

[wary fable]

Please stop spamming, or there will be very foreseeable consequences

[torpid monolith]

Im just

typing

[odd palm]

sorry

[torpid monolith]

sorry for what?

sir

[shrewd ferry]

Oh I can't talk either for like 3 days

[sly pond]

Yea, there's rules

[wary fable]

Getting verified isn't hard, unless you are incapable of patience

[sly pond]

#voice-verification has simple rules

[torpid monolith]

3 whole days :L

[wary fable]

Three days is nothing lol

[shrewd ferry]

I'm looking for help with anaconda/python

[sly pond]

#❓｜how-to-get-help is a good place to begin

[torpid monolith]

imagine being voice verified

[sly pond]

It's a magical thing

[torpid monolith]

yes indeed

magic

[wary fable]

And we got it without spamming.

[torpid monolith]

nice

typing is not spamming

[torpid monolith]

those dont exist

poof gone

[wary fable]

I keep forgetting that the younger generation has forgotten how to use whole sentences.

[sly pond]

spamming is spamming, 50 is easy

just talk

they come quickly

[torpid monolith]

talk about what

you know who else comes quickly

.....................................

[sly pond]

the topic of the conversation, #ot0-psvm’s-eternal-disapproval #ot1-perplexing-regexing #ot2-never-nester’s-nightmare

great places to chat

I'd recommend brushing up on the #rules

Especially #1 https://pythondiscord.com/pages/code-of-conduct/

[torpid monolith]

sounds like ur spamming

[sly pond]

That message feels more like spam than the contents of what I sent

someone is fighting for 50, instead of just naturally getting there

[torpid monolith]

who?

[wary fable]

Sounds like a skill issue to me

[torpid monolith]

^^

damn 15 more

[sly pond]

and 71 hours"?

[torpid monolith]

nah ive been here 30 hours i think

wait nvm

i joined today

[sly pond]

First message was less than 12 hours ago, and the image says you got here today

[torpid monolith]

you right

its been a long day

[sly pond]

60 hours to go 🙂 what's the hurry

[shrewd ferry]

alright I think I did it right: https://discord.com/channels/267624335836053506/1247334821387046964

[torpid monolith]

im using pygame rn

we gaming

[sly pond]

I prefer arcade

pygame is meh IMO

[torpid monolith]

trying to make a copy of ms calc

for what ever reason

prob should use another module but i wanna make a game too with pygame so

[sly pond]

I would say that's like 1/2 way there

you're asking us to look at a screenshot

and get a url out of it?

that's a big ask

[torpid monolith]

huh

oh

[sly pond]

rewrite the question IMO

[shrewd ferry]

No, that's not it at all

[sly pond]

put in the effort, and maybe someone else will come and put in the effort too 🙂

not saying no one will help

just saying help us help you

What have you done so far

waht is the current step you're 0on

what is going wrong

what do you expect to happen instead

help us help you

[torpid monolith]

yeah

I can totally help

:)

[sly pond]

not here, in your help channel

[torpid monolith]

50 messages

finally

now we wait

[shrewd ferry]

I was saying I'd like to actually speak to someone who knows the software, the typing is going to get me nowhere, I can't type for sh--

[sly pond]

We should check with a mod to see if the first half were legit

[torpid monolith]

you should uh

get a gf?

[sly pond]

But you want to program? Typing is an excellent skill to work on

[sly pond]

not sure what this has to do with anything

[torpid monolith]

:D

oh no

its binary man

RUN!

hi

no

developing our social skills

:)

clearly some people need some practice

are you playing league

wait rocket leauge?

[shrewd ferry]

I don't I'm just trying to get this running again, I managed it 2 years ago, it's not hard if you have any knowledge at all, I just don't tbh, I'm looking to talk to someone who knows Anaconda. I'm not trying and type it all out, and screw up 50 times, trying to describe the issue. A voice call and screen share could solve this in 5 seconds tbh, it's not complicated. I'd rather just get it out of the way, and get back to it, ya know

[torpid monolith]

wait nba 2k

use chat gpt

tbh

what game

WHAT GAME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

@low jetty

[shrewd ferry]

@sly pond You got that dm at all?

[torpid monolith]

oculus?!!!?

wtf

mhm

moi meme

[oak pebble]

Hi everyone🙂

[thin night]

Hi, man what' app.

?

[oak pebble]

Hi @mild flume 🙂 I’m doing well, thanks

[pallid hull]

ok

[proper ridge]

So, they're like mobile billboards?

[median rapids]

Yes with sound

[proper ridge]

Gotcha.

[slow terrace]

Interesting problem

[ornate knot]

hi guys!

[misty sinew]

hello

currently working on a little python project and im trying figure out how to use tk inter

just learning to code and what not trying to make something by myself

following videos and stuff doesnt really help me learn lol

[mild flume]

!stream 451730408636416000

[coarse hearth]

✅ @hazy garden can now stream until <t:1717613453:f>.

[mild flume]

https://superuser.com/questions/1660364/how-to-connect-via-rdp-to-my-hyper-v-machine

[midnight dagger]

Does anyone plays counter strike 2 here?

[low jetty]

function physicsUpdate(object, delta) {
    const bigG = 1.5;
    const planetMass = 1000
    const objectMass = 10;
    const elasticity = 0.4;
    const tolerance = 10;

    //gets the difference between floor and player
    const floorX = this.floor.x;
    const floorY = this.floor.y;
    const playerX = this.player.x;
    const playerY = this.player.y;
    const distanceX = Math.abs(floorX - playerX);
    const distanceY = Math.abs(floorY - playerY);
    
    //calcualtes the difference between floor and player
    const distancebetweenBodies = Math.sqrt(distanceX * distanceX + distanceY * distanceY);

    //sets the gravity of our object
    const gravity = (bigG * planetMass * objectMass) / Math.pow(distancebetweenBodies, 2);

    let netForce = gravity;

    object.Momentum += netForce * (delta / 1000);
    object.velocityY = object.Momentum / objectMass;

    if (object.y > floorY){
        
    }
```who wants to finish this gravity sim im working on

[runic knoll]

https://www.boatrocker.com.au/products/jaffajet @buoyant dagger

[umbral rose]

Hey @proper ridge

[proper ridge]

Greetings Dev!!

[delicate wren]

rn trying to choose a computer case

[umbral rose]

!voice Hey @odd rose

[coarse hearth]

Voice verification

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

[delicate wren]

it was acked, so that means I saw it

[delicate wren]

I wonder how difficult/expensive a custom one would be

[umbral rose]

I also lost it in the swarm though haha

[odd rose]

ok

[delicate wren]

use WSL only for Docker might be one of suggestions there

I don't remember if Windows-WSL-Docker route supports forwarding GPU all the way through

@umbral rose if the idea of the project itself is patented, there might be issues

@umbral rose to be fair, like, half those "sharks" don't know law at all

[umbral rose]

thats fair

[delicate wren]

"remember: one of them is Kevin O'Leary"

see "patent mini-faq" there:
https://www.ffmpeg.org/legal.html

[misty sinew]

BRB

[proper ridge]

yep

[proper ridge]

HEHEHE

[proper ridge]

There's ROEs.

Me too. I want to achieve my dream of world domination.

[delicate wren]

type python3

[delicate wren]

@mild flume @proper ridge can you check through the terminal what path python3 is at?

as in do that

[delicate wren]

this

[mild flume]

python3.12 -m venv .venv

[delicate wren]

VSC sometimes activates the venv without adding the (.venv) prefix

okay so no venv

@mild flume btw, I finally found one of the ways to force VSC to activate venvs through environment variables instead of pasting the script into the terminal

[mild flume]

Ooooo

Do tell

[delicate wren]

this unfortunately also disables the prefix but eh

[mild flume]

@mild field Can you mute when you're not talking to us? We're just hearing a bunch of background noise or people talking in the background

[misty sinew]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oddworld:_Stranger's_Wrath

[proper ridge]

I'm terrified of money, can I go and sit in the safe?

[ornate knot]

what is the topic of the conversation guys?

i had to go xD

[misty sinew]

https://www.morningstarfarms.com/en_US/products/chikn/morningstar-farms-chik-n-nuggets-product.html

[mild flume]

https://www.morningstarfarms.com/en_US/products/veggie-burgers/morningstar-farms-spicy-black-bean-veggie-burgers-product.html These are the absolute best

Just like

Fucking love these

[delicate wren]

table inside form -- okay
form directly inside table -- not okay (if you use, for example, Next.js, it will even show an error)
form inside table cell -- okay

[ornate knot]

thanks alisa

and what about the inputs?

each <td> should be an input for example?

[delicate wren]

form includes all nested inputs, afaik

[stuck bluff]

@wary fable The solution is to place and man least one camera at each location.

[delicate wren]

so input inside td inside tr inside tbody inside table inside form should work

[ornate knot]

ok i guess it could be better to build first the form-input structure, and then use the table for extra structure right?¿

[delicate wren]

tables are just styling/visual layout in that case, yes

[native prism]

.

[wary fable]

Have fun, some of the equations we cannot use for forecasting simply due to the fact that we need our sensors to be subatomic and ubiquitous to be feasible

[ornate knot]

then increase the size of your subatomic definition (?)

[proper ridge]

The eq likely works on subatomic scale.

It's not sth you can just increase. It's part of the eq constraint to be valid.

[wary fable]

Do you have a feasible way to sample every individual particle in the atmosphere simultaneously every millisecond accurate to the nearest 1e-7?

[ornate knot]

Are not in the end all the electrons the same?

[proper ridge]

Why do you need to sample every particle though? You're trying to simulate the macroscale effect. Can't you approximate the behavior by having a larger plurality of particles?

[wary fable]

This is a microscale equation

[ornate knot]

Then use the integral!?

asjakjsakjs

[proper ridge]

I see. However, aren't you only interested in the macroscale outcome for forecasting?

Like when it will rain, where it will have a storm, etc.

[wary fable]

Common misconception

[proper ridge]

I see.

[wary fable]

The scale isn't just spatial.

[proper ridge]

I understand that.

[wary fable]

This equation is only valid on the micro scale: sub centimeter spatially and sub second temporally

Any higher level of scale and we have to eliminate most of the terms at the cost of accuracy

[proper ridge]

Well, then it's not really a practical model. It feels more of a theoretical model. If so, you could have a look quantum simulation for simulating the behavior of many-body systems.

It should achieve what you want to a small scale.

[wary fable]

Exactly

Thank you for making my point.

[proper ridge]

That it's more of a theoretical model?

[wary fable]

Most equations that get used in meteorology are actually useless for forecasting.

[proper ridge]

Same with quantum computing tbh. They're rigorous and do the work theoretically, just at abysmally high cost and irrational accuracy for current hardware.

[wary fable]

It's mostly just mental models to assist with making the actual models that do forecasting.

If I ran the actual model on my best computer, it would generate a useful forecast a full day after the simulated event actually happened.

[proper ridge]

We need state-of-the-art algorithms that work in practice, otherwise, what's the point. My research mentor has a good saying. It's not a research paper if it doesn't solve a practical problem, it's an essay.

[proper ridge]

Have you tried NVIDIA's A100 clusters?

[ornate knot]

Couldnt you launch helium globes, a decent amount of them, loaded with sensors?

And then stimate the further impact?

[proper ridge]

Something I've seen firsthand is that many times the cost can be resolved by paying attention to the underlying structure of the system as a whole.

[wary fable]

Let me calculate just how many years I will need to live entirely on cup noodles to afford those.

[proper ridge]

It's not that expensive for what you mentioned.

It takes around 50 bucks daily to use a single node for 24 hrs.

[wary fable]

That's three months of cup noodles.

[proper ridge]

Well, don't calculate it with cup noodles HEHE.

[wary fable]

Unless you're hiring for a devops position

[proper ridge]

That's 5000 cents.

[wary fable]

plus sales tax

[proper ridge]

lol

Clari, I'm kinda mad at you that you never mentioned these.

I'd love to learn more about it.

[ornate knot]

Me too, although i left my physics studies in second year hjasjkajs

[wary fable]

https://www.meted.ucar.edu/index.php is the first step I recommend to everyone who wants to deep dive it. it gives you two areas: the science, and just how far behind, technologically, most weather stuff actually is. for crying out loud, we're still having the 2 digit year problem, we just pushed the y2k out to 2061

[ornate knot]

Clari what are you currently studying?

[wary fable]

Docker Certified Associate

[ornate knot]

wrong questiong, whats your degree career background

[wary fable]

Environmental Science

[ornate knot]

is that physics tree?

[wary fable]

If you focus atmospheric/geologic, yes.

However, I also had to take chem up to Pchem and orgo.

And don't get me started on the crap I got exposed to during some of the field labs.

[ornate knot]

whats the name of the studies you took when you went to college? (if you ever go)

[wary fable]

It isn't for everyone, and I am fully aware that my death will be slow and painful as a result of some of the field research I did ten years ago.

[wary fable]

Let's see, Introduction to Operational Numerical Meteorology, Synoptic Meteorology, Mesoscale Dynamics, Dynamics I and II, Cloud Physics, Atmospheric Thermodynamics, Air Pollution (the hardest class entirely because it doesn't use metric), Space Weather, Satellite/Radar Analysis, Boundary Layer Meteorology, Tropical Meteorology, Climatology, Weather and Society, Broadcast Meteorology, Weather Communications.

Are the ones I took.

[ornate knot]

so its basically a complete collegue career?

[wary fable]

That's just the degree specific courses, and I took extra classes because I had nothing better to do at night.

It also requires Physics I, II, and III. Calc I, II, III, and Diff Eq, Linear Algebra, Stats I and II, Chem I, II, III, PChem, Orgo, Fortran/Matlab (depending on the school) Programming, and of course the bare minimum humanities courses the school will allow. Naturally, I took a bunch because I find philosophy fascinating.

[ornate knot]

Can I ask for your age?

[wary fable]

31

well 31.9

[ornate knot]

Damn, I'm jealous

[wary fable]

Enjoy your youth while it lasts, once you get over 28 your annual checkup is "this is the DoT/Nerf that you gained this year that you will deal with the rest of your life." I already lost my rapid healing, my knees aren't nearly as flexible as they used to be, and I physically cannot eat red meat anymore.

[ornate knot]

Congratulations for your hardwork! I found fascinating all the path you took. I did try it too when i was 18 but I guess life stopped me so hard, now Im 29 and well, I hope to not have all this time and study like you

[wary fable]

I apologize for assuming your age.

[ornate knot]

Of... The read meat handicap its painfull, my condolences! haha

[wary fable]

I got that one from a Lone Star Tick bite.

At least I didn't get the lung paralysis that usually comes from that type of bite.

[ornate knot]

oh no! you gotta be kdding

[wary fable]

I have lost track of what I have been bit by over the years.

[ornate knot]

same here, and most of the time I am rumiating those years but without trully reminding the exact content of those years

[wary fable]

ticks, mosquitoes, snakes, cats, dogs, a deer, people, spiders, and my own laziness

the bite that hurts the most is my own laziness

[ornate knot]

AHAHAHAHAHA damn but yeah the laziness its killing

i think having a giftedbrain sometimes has its handicaps

[wary fable]

I was nerfed by being unable to read body language lol.

[ornate knot]

Autistic?

[wary fable]

That's one of six.

[ornate knot]

asjkajskajskajskajskajsk

Im Adhd confirmed

Probably also autistic

[mild flume]

Confirmed as in actually diagnosed?

[ornate knot]

yes

[mild flume]

Gotcha

Welcome, brother

[wary fable]

adhd, anxiety, dysgraphia, insomnia, autism, ptsd. plus one I rather not mention here. all diagnosed.

[ornate knot]

HAHAHAHHAA thanks, appreciate it

[mild flume]

We have t-shirts but I forgot to bring them

[ornate knot]

pretty much a salad fruit

[wary fable]

most got diagnosed when I was 6

[ornate knot]

then u are damn lucky...

i got diagnosed at 24

[wary fable]

nope, my parents kept the info from me until I was 18

[ornate knot]

I almost killed myself on 20

[ornate knot]

plot twist.

[wary fable]

They were embarrassed to have a, and I quote, "defective child"

[ornate knot]

I'm sry to read that, really

[wary fable]

The fact my younger brother went to Harvard added insult to injury.

[ornate knot]

uffffff

i felt it on my bones

yeah sometimes life get hyperfixated on you

[wary fable]

Life is a bad dom. It doesn't ask for consent, it ignores safe words, and it refuses to acknowledge boundaries.

[ornate knot]

well i dont believe in safe words or boundaries actually i think they make us weak and vulnerable. But I do believe in goodness and I hate brutality (meaning stupid people with 0 lights in their brain)

[wary fable]

...

[ornate knot]

Hahaha I got you speechless?

[mild flume]

More confused

[ornate knot]

Why?

[mild flume]

Define boundaries in this case

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ndemiccreations.rebelinc&hl=en_US&pli=1

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=air.com.griffgriffgames.minesweeper&hl=en_US

[ornate knot]

Well boundaries only exists if you have the force and power to protect them

[mild flume]

But would you say personal space is a boundary that you'd respect?

Like not standing too close to someone when you're talking to them

[ornate knot]

Ah ofc, I dont need to respect that, the other person better does!

ajsakjskajs

[mild flume]

Because I'd say being respectful of boundaries is important. And I don't think it's so much something that can make you weak or vulnerable. It's something that can assist in finding common ground or levels of mutual respect between folks

You know where people are comfortable and even where you are comfortable or uncomfortable

And I'd see that more as a strength than a weakness

[ornate knot]

Sure but that only is met under a framework of potential anhilation

There is no morality in being harmless

[mild flume]

Interesting way to look at it

[ornate knot]

It only mean you are not dangeroues or capable of doing evil

so you are not doing good... u are just unable to be evil

[misty sinew]

https://www.correlated.org/

[mild flume]

That I disagree with

[wary fable]

the illusion of good and evil is arguably the most dangerous idea in all of western philosophy

[mild flume]

Not just western

[ornate knot]

Do you believe that everything that exists, is dependant on something?

[wary fable]

I'm referring to the modern interpretation that came out of zoroastrianism

[mild flume]

I mean it depends how deep we're looking. If we're getting into at a molecular level...

But even all the way up, we depend on food, water, shelter

[ornate knot]

When i mean everything

i mean everything

The universe itself, the light, the atoms, the quantum fields

[wary fable]

42

[ornate knot]

Even if we assume the universe is circular and it has a repatable life cycle, it stills depends on something

[wary fable]

I repeat. 42.

[ornate knot]

42 ?

[mild flume]

Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy reference

The answer to the ultimate question of life, the universe, and everything

[wary fable]

but what's the question

[ornate knot]

ashajshajsh never heard about

[mild flume]

It's a good book

[wary fable]

it's a damn good book

[ornate knot]

the question is if you assume/believe everything that EXISTS is dependent on something

[wary fable]

the question i have for you is how do you know that anything exists?

[ornate knot]

(i would love to had been able to read more... now im really late)

[ornate knot]

you can't, you just assume the rationality of your mind

you could be a product of my mind

or a simulation, but even if you are a product or a simulation, u are still dependent

[wary fable]

then your line of questioning is pointless if there is no way of knowing.

[ornate knot]

it doesnt matter the susbtrate

[mild flume]

I mean if we question that then the discussion becomes mute. Because nothing that is said can have any worth while meaning

[wary fable]

the mind is emotional, not rational

my strategy is "we're all going to die anyway, so I'd rather be happy than right"

[proper ridge]

I can't install cuda-quantum for some reason.

I can do it from terminal though.

But not in the venv terminal.

[mild flume]

@proper ridge Do python3 -m pip install cuda-quantum

[misty sinew]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PdL8CudJTcs

[midnight dagger]

Hi

[midnight dagger]

Gotta go

I need to eat some dessert

[ornate knot]

okay! ce ya

[mild flume]

https://github.com/pyenv/pyenv

[ornate knot]

Okay, this is how im going, please im asking for your support! XDDDD

keep giving me strenght asjaksjas

[misty sinew]

Brb my network will slow down for this download.

[delicate wren]

I'll just take that out of context

onedrive?

https://man7.org/linux/man-pages/man1/cd.1p.html

change directory

I don't know what that could've been confused with lmao

now I'm interested if there's any system that survived to this day that doesn't have that

windows powershell supports ls

dos has it as cd too
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_DOS_commands#CD_and_CHDIR

The command is available in MS-DOS versions 2 and later

what did they do before version 2

ah, yes, I forgot

it used not to have directories

(as far as I remember hearing somewhere)

@low jetty it's not a replacement for GitHub web
rather, it's an alternative to Git GUI

[low jetty]

no ik

[delicate wren]

> it's not a payment, it's a gift
oh, I see you're a politician

FFI-safe interface for Rust's tracing

(it's technically impossible with the current what the library publicly provides)

or extremely limited

issues:
tracing_core::field::ValueSet doesn't provide a public constructor
tracing_core::callsite::Identifier doesn't provide access to its callsite field

[low jetty]

yumi kitty

[ornate knot]

why the lasta sentence?

last * ?

[low jetty]

function gravityUpdate(object, delta) {
    const bigG = 1.5;
    const planetMass = 1000
    const objectMass = 10;
    const elasticity = 0.4;
    const tolerance = 10;

    //gets the difference between floor and player
    const floorX = this.floor.x;
    const floorY = this.floor.y;
    const playerX = this.player.x;
    const playerY = this.player.y;
    const distanceX = Math.abs(floorX - playerX);
    const distanceY = Math.abs(floorY - playerY);
    
    //calcualtes the difference between floor and player
    const distancebetweenBodies = Math.sqrt(distanceX * distanceX + distanceY * distanceY);

    //sets the gravity of our object
    const gravity = (bigG * planetMass * objectMass) / Math.pow(distancebetweenBodies, 2);;

    let netForce = gravity;

    object.MomentumY += netForce * (delta / 1000);
    object.velocityY = object.MomentumY / objectMass;

    //error checking
    if (typeof object.MomentumY === 'undefined') object.MomentumY = 0;
    if (typeof object.velocityY === 'undefined') object.velocityY = 0;
    
    //gravity
    object.y += object.velocityY * (delta / 1000);

    if (object.y > floorY){
        object.y = floorY;
        object.velocityY = 0;
        object.MomentumY = 0;
        
    }

    console.log(`object.y: ${object.y}`);
    console.log(`object.velocityY: ${object.velocityY}`);
    console.log(`object.MomentumY: ${object.MomentumY}`);
}```
here is my code im working on

[wary fable]

you know you can make the acceleration due to gravity even more accurate if you take into acount whether the object is rotating, and if so, which latitude the reference point is at. e.g. I live at 44 N so my local g is 9.81136

[ornate knot]

but what language is it?

[chilly otter]

JavaScript

[delicate wren]

initially compilers for assembly were humans not programs

binary, surprisingly, wasn't universal thing initially

[delicate wren]

some tried to implement numbers in terms of decimal

[wary fable]

for the gravity code above

[mild flume]

https://www.computer.org/publications/tech-news/insider-membership-news/timeline-of-programming-languages

[mild flume]

Wait wait wait

How

[delicate wren]

as in how you work with digits

not signals

[mild flume]

Gotcha, okay

[wary fable]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aaron_Swartz

tis a sad day when people start forgetting who he was

RSS my beloved

[wraith portal]

persian?

[wary fable]

the only cat video I ever send

[delicate wren]

@mild flume I just learned something cursed:
this is considered exhaustive by Rust even though the implementation of LevelFilter is private

use tracing_core::LevelFilter;
match filter {
    LevelFilter::OFF => 0,
    LevelFilter::ERROR => 1,
    LevelFilter::WARN => 2,
    LevelFilter::INFO => 3,
    LevelFilter::DEBUG => 4,
    LevelFilter::TRACE => 5,
}

[wary fable]

I'm going to be catsitting for the next two weeks (starting tomorrow) so plenty of kitty snuggles in my future

[mild flume]

Surely it must have a visible abstraction though, right?

[delicate wren]

pub struct LevelFilter(Option<Level>);
pub struct Level(LevelInner);
/* no pub */ enum LevelInner {
    Trace = 0,
    Debug = 1,
    Info = 2,
    Warn = 3,
    Error = 4,
}

and this is why, if you want non-exhaustive, you must mark it as such, not just unpub it

on the plus side: this is a way to have something enum-like without exposing the real structure

[wraith portal]

What is a CIA honeypot?
In espionage terminology, honeypot and honey trap are terms for an operational practice involving the use of a covert agent (usually female), to create a sexual or romantic relationship to compromise a target.

nice

[proper ridge]

When did this become a discussion on race?

They both sound like stereotypes of their age group.

Dad Joke, what area have you been mostly working on?

Please please tell me it's on reusable rockets hehehe

[chilly otter]

https://tenor.com/view/baby-koding-baby-baby-boy-code-coding-gif-24678193

[proper ridge]

Gotcha.

M U T E

[rotund bough]

https://tenor.com/view/thumbs-up-nice-well-done-approve-good-job-gif-17640134

[proper ridge]

Aerospace engineering was my dream back when I started my bachelors hehe.

No no, a life ago.

I finished my bachelors last fall.

[midnight dagger]

@jagged urchin

[jagged urchin]

?

if i had the money and had a tv show (i dont have both), i would hire @stoic geode to be a voice actor as he is the purest voice ive ever heard. what mic are you using good sir? i can hear the atoms moving in the background

[wraith portal]

bro simping on dude's voice 😂

[jagged urchin]

nah

i am just saying

thats the purest voice ive ever heard on discord

legit would hire him if i could to do some voice acting (i dont have any projects that require voice acting)

[thin lintel]

No, long hair domestic house cat

[wraith portal]

https://tenor.com/view/--gif-18364883359882952299

[stuck bluff]

@forest hound @visual crypt @swift steeple 👋

#voice-verification

@quiet scarab 👋

@lone hornet 👋

[mild field]

how is it going @stuck bluff

[thin lintel]

https://www.instagram.com/reel/C7CHG_RNjTF/?igsh=bml3OHNvcXpmemNo

dzlvibe

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@tbone.audio

We’re only 10% of the way through our 30 day Finnish Challenge and I’m questioning this everything😅

But I’m all seriousness this is fun and probably the most progression I’ve ha...

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This was the other option

[obtuse valve]

lol

[old flare]

@ornate knot dunning-kruger effect

# Create an empty list to store numbers that meet the given conditions
nl = []

# Iterate through numbers from 1500 to 2700 (inclusive)
for x in range(1500, 2701):
    # Check if the number is divisible by 7 and 5 without any remainder
    if (x % 7 == 0) and (x % 5 == 0):
        # If the conditions are met, convert the number to a string and append it to the list
        nl.append(str(x))

# Join the numbers in the list with a comma and print the result
print(','.join(nl))```

@ornate knot

        nl.append(str(x))

nl = []

[]

[ornate knot]

i write it down

[old flare]

appened copy clear? you mean this?

[ornate knot]

So you can use:

x = list(1,2,3,4)
This will create a list x = [1,2,3,4]

[ornate knot]

those are the methods of the list class

[old flare]

okok]

[ornate knot]

but you can call the constructor which is they keyword list()

[old flare]

okkkkkkk thanks man

[ornate knot]

list(<iterable>)

[old flare]

i gtg

[ornate knot]

yes Django

(sry i need to be muted for a moment)

@pliant turret

[ornate knot]

i cant speak now @pliant turret

the bad thing of working side by side with my GF haha

@mortal stone perfectly

yup

indeed

because she's having a meeting

we're side by side working

its funny, she complains that im speaking too loudly, but now im almost uinable to hear you xDDD

@mortal stone U were filled with bullshit? haha

Hummm plug off the power and the internal battery of the computer

Im running windows 11 with the kernel option ON

@pliant turret Why don you try a Thunderbolt connection ?

There is some portable drives extremely fast

@pliant turret Where are you?

[mortal stone]

https://tenor.com/view/scooby-doo-characters-gif-25353137

[old flare]

@ornate knot what is the porpose is THIS code?

@ornate knot for the usual w

[mortal stone]

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

[old flare]

for x in range(10, 2001):
    if (x % 7 == 0) and (x % 5 == 0):
        resultant_list.append(str(x))
    print(",". join(resultant_list))```

[sly pond]

interconnected malware network

bunch of victims under the control of a bad actor

you download a bad file, you are a member of the botnet

they control you without you knowing

so you're ddossing without knowing

zombie seems a bit strong

[old flare]

should censor it

[sly pond]

well, I'd notice if something in my house became a zombie, zombies are not very discreet

like if my child became a zombie, it'd be obvious

you could notice anomalous traffic if you check

but who checks all the traffic on their router?

I don't

How does one hide a ddos?

No one ever notices when you butcher their name, no one, ever

Names are so impersonal

talkative bunch today helps if my sound works

[stuck bluff]

@umbral rose I had a maple syrup flavored buttercream filled cookie the other day. Actually from Canada. It was delicious.

@mortal stone When you get up close to the microphone or whatever it's catastrophically awful.

At a proper distance, it's fine.

So long as you're not right up close to it.

When you get close, it's loud and distorted.

[mortal stone]

Thanks

I did some changes

Good u let me know

[umbral rose]

Oh yeah! Maple cookies are awesome

[stuck bluff]

They had the leaf shape.

[umbral rose]

I know them well. That's in our cookie isle of every grocery store.

[stuck bluff]

Half-arsing at the gym? Like, only working out one buttcheek?

[proper ridge]

Yep.

Says who?

That's such a negative outlook on bodybuilding.

Many, many people workout without even taking supplements and they look massive, and can lift heavy stuff.

[ornate knot]

They look or they are?

[proper ridge]

It's discipline, good rest, no stress, and balanced diet.

They are massive.

[ornate knot]

How many Kilos¿

[proper ridge]

How many kilos they weigh?

[ornate knot]

they weight and they lift

[proper ridge]

You want to know how much they lift or how much they weigh themselves?

[ornate knot]

both

[proper ridge]

Usually 100 to 120 KG weight depending on body size, but lifting 400+ lbs like nothing.

[ornate knot]

So they are strongman

[proper ridge]

120 KG is not a strong man.

[ornate knot]

Unless you are 2 meters tall

[proper ridge]

I am 192 cm.

[ornate knot]

181kg in what exercise?

because you are in good WILKS

[craggy sierra]

guys

can you listen to me?

[ornate knot]

negative

[craggy sierra]

how can i verfication?

[proper ridge]

Do you have a question?

[craggy sierra]

for voice

[proper ridge]

Oh, #voice-verification