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it works !
the matric
I don't follow.
Another day in paradise.
spomething like this ... from _xCst import *
no the problem is on the module it self
C:\Users\asus\Desktop\ITrans
driver it's package
not file and drive.py it's file
He's trying to treat it as a module I think with like the init.py
so from drive import driver
and that's why I create init.py
it's doesnt work
u have that reverse
Show us the init file
try form drive import *
No you have to do like def init I'm pretty sure because that's how it's worked in my project for a while
Depending on which file he's running he might need to change the path that he's importing from That's the only way I can think of to fix this if it's not a file issue
from copy import copy, deepcopy
from _xCst import *
def test():
return True
if name == 'main':
assert test() == True
else:
pass
it doesnt work
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how can I have streaming acces ?
@cinder dirge π
What're you working on?
how can I have streaming rights ?
I mean you just have to ask but I'm wondering what you're working on first
mmm now I need to ride myt bicycle !
now, π maybe this today ,,,
I though stream right was permanant
So initially, it's on request temporarily. As I (and other voice mods) get more comfortable with people and they show they're responsible with the perms, we'll grant them a 3 week probationary period where they have the perms for that period of time. If they've shown to be responsible after that point, they'll get perma
But right now, I'll be right back.
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I not really here often I can't log from work ....
im not...
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Hello
@compact wagon π
im missing my old 8087 ...
yeah
Were they fished out of a canal? π€
Probs
Does the existence of ear canals imply the existence of ear gondoliers?
well there is some Babel Fish for your ears ...
Honestly, that'd be so useful
https://www.statista.com/statistics/1376359/health-and-health-system-ranking-of-countries-worldwide/
US 69. Nice
Ukraine 101.
https://worldpopulationreview.com/country-rankings/best-healthcare-in-the-world
Legatum Prosperity Score US 73.26 > Ukraine 68.71
WHO Index US .84 > Ukraine .71
https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/healthcare-access-and-quality-index
Healthcare Access and Quality Index US 81.3 > Ukraine 74.4
https://data.worldbank.org/indicator/SH.XPD.CHEX.PP.CD?most_recent_value_desc=false
Health expenditure per capita PPP: US 12,473 < Ukraine 1,082
TW: Dementia
||I forgor π||
Stalin brand pork products....
when you look at simpsons or futurama or ... always tons of stuff in the back ground
there was a royal who ran up and down the halls on all fours and howled - he should be king
its Hammer Time .........
Fembuoy
@frosty pine
did you wish your life to become , Mystery Science Theatere 3000 , or .... @mild flume
wires into jello - wont work
There was a time we talked about python stuff. Good times.
wazz long ago
Please don't fight. I have enough of that at home.
Should revert to that.
Hollyweird is disapearing , AI is doing a lot .... very curious
@bright reef Yo
Hey
Mr Inbetween is a good Aus Tv show @thin lintel
He was knot curious.
squirrels will do that - to make a nest - disassemble something
boring
Appreciate the input. I'll go back to shutting up then.
reminds me of Robert Crumb drawings , all black ink @tame leaf
Most python talk was ultra boring, it's existing solved issues.
theres a book on using GIT
get to it
asparagus and beets need to be on that chart somehow @tame leaf
this shouldn't be in what https://leo.might-be.gay/DEIO3A.png
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Hem - I just came for the free pizza , the rest of you are mad @mild flume
That tracks
There we go https://leo.might-be.gay/V9D8EX.png
What is Stack overflow then?
Robert Crumb has a creative style worth looking at @tame leaf
realpython.com , is a great site
there must be a book by now on , Pythons hidden features
Fluent Python has a bunch of stuff like that
mmmm lemmee go lookee....
If I want to make a random password generator, where should I start? GitHub, Stack Overflow? Do I need to go to the GitHub repositories?
Byeee I have to go
use , aftershave on canker sore , its designed for cuts and skin everything @mild flume
I'm not putting that on my tongue
try a drop - you will be suprised when its gone
Focus on making the thing you want to make
You can always put things on GitHub at a later time
Fluent Python , 751 pages , hmmmmmm
Fluent is really really good
use random.choices and string.printable
characters = string.ascii_letters + string.digits + string.punctuation
password = ''.join(random.choice(characters) for i in range(length))```
That is a way to do it, ye
you can use random.choices instead of random.choice
and string.printable is a concatenation of ascii_letters, digits and punctuation
But if you're wanting to make one slightly more secure, you wouldn't use random
and whitespace
import secrets
password = secrets.token_urlsafe(32)
that's really useful
This all information just flies over my head
didn't know that library
do most of you actually have a a dedicated room at home , for office space - study space for all your programming / computer stuff ??
no i use my living room
Im doing that , dining table full of gear now , maybe 50 wires
we had a visitor this afternoon
a pidgeon maybe very wiggly and flappy
there was a documentary on cat abuse , the internet community banded together to find him
Dont F... with Cats , is name
Allows different signatures.
Does the same operation depending on different inputs.
Yes.
@lethal wadi Suuuuup
oi
you can technically implement true overloading in python but it just slows down the shit out of your code
just do ifs in the method lol
god bless america
bless you
secrets library just uses whatever is the best provided by ur OS
what's the difficulty you're having with password generator? it can be done pretty simply with random lib
if u dont wanna import anything u gotta make random number generator urself
python doesn't have one built in? maybe i'm spoiled by node.js
I didn't go trough import and module lesson yet π
Which?
Crypto in node
then u should do that first, otherwise maybe do another project in the meantime that u can write from scratch
Who wanted the password generator?
!e
import random
def generate_password(num_characters: int) -> str:
""" Generate a random string representing the password.
Parameters
----------
`num_characters` : int
The number of characters in the password.
Returns
-------
`password` : str
The password generated.
Raises
------
ValueError
If the `num_characters` is less than 1.
"""
# Define the list of possible characters
chars = ["a", "b", "c", "1", "2", "3"]
# Initialize the password string
password = ""
for character in range(num_characters):
password += random.choice(chars)
return password
for _ in range(5):
print(generate_password(5))
:white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.
001 | a3ca1
002 | a3ca3
003 | 3cc1a
004 | b13b3
005 | c11a3
there is a bee lib
He wanted to make it from scratch.
It's a good practice for him.
Well, true, but depends on what he wants to import.
You could just use numpy, and do it at a lower level.
Quantum Computing.
Look at qoin.
@tame leaf
Truly random.
!pypi qoin
coin
pseudorandom number generators u set the seed and it's the smae every time
but secrets librar is different depending on ur computer
it just uses whatever i the best provided by ur OS
https://docs.python.org/3/library/random.html#random.SystemRandom This is confusing
generally its still pseudorandom so theres still a seed
but still more secure than the regular random library
So it mentions that the .seed() method does not work on the SystemRandom class, however it does take a seed argument
u can get practically truly random stuff by observing radioactive decay or atmospheric noise, etc,
Cloudflare uses lava lamps as seed gens
only pseudorandom number generator use seeds, random.org does not
literally every single random number generator uses a seed. it's how it works. maybe the input could be based off of some real life input that's difficult to predict like a video stream of lava lamps or atmospheric noise which are random
from a practical perspective, using atmospheric noise for rng is prety much truly random, no way for us to crack that
but if you manage to get that same exact input, you get the same random number
Gotcha
as a concept, most rng is some sorta hashing if some input that is the seed. the only truly random algorithms are not really algorithms at all and simply real life inputs that are impossible to reproduce and predict
@mild flume there is only so much possible precision that's limited by the laws of physics
like how light microscope can only work up to a certain size. not cause the tools we're using are not good enough, but that visible light itself only works up to a point
there at the super duper tiny level is some amount of uncertainty between position and momentum. you cannot have an exact position
yes, we use electrons
electrons have a much smaller wavelength than visible light
so so use them as our light at smaller levels
yeah, that's actually kinda true
but there's the uncertainty principle
there is a limit to precision
i like radioactive decay as my random input source
chaotic is unpredictable
lol hemlock
every browser's got plugins π©
unless you made it yourself off of your own engine or whatever
@raven orbit ay
HotBits: Genuine Random Numbers
also this goes back to like before. most rng is some sorta hash based off an input. the only way to get a good random input is use real life chaotic sources
radioactive decay is fun
HotBits are generated by timing successive pairs of radioactive decays detected by a Geiger-MΓΌller tube interfaced to a computer.
cosmic background radiation is fun
but like you can use lowlight image noise on a camera. there are so many things that work
can just use random.org its pretty good
i dont wanna use the internet tho
probably fine for whatever you are doing
with you @mild flume
buy casino dice and rolll them, thats what u generally do for seed generation to generate ur private keys for crypto wallets
!e
list1 = ['a', 'b', 'c']
list2 = [1, 2, 3]
for i, (item1, item2) in enumerate(zip(list1, list2)):
print(f"Index: {i}, List1 Item: {item1}, List2 Item: {item2}")
:white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.
001 | Index: 0, List1 Item: a, List2 Item: 1
002 | Index: 1, List1 Item: b, List2 Item: 2
003 | Index: 2, List1 Item: c, List2 Item: 3
yeah and ordering them if it's just index ordered random wouldn't work either since ideally you cant find that either
my password is ******** so that when it gets leaked, people will think it's censored
If only
if theres like 10 ppl talking that all sound similar we might forget who is who
lol jikky pedanticly wrong
guys
pls
not reesees
reese
posessive
like reese is
@small fulcrum #career-advice They'd be able to give you some info
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Animmo, you into horror stuff?
horror <3
watch the babadook
that horror film was adoable
never watched [REC], you recommend it?
Never even heard of it
users suck
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yes u have our permission to sleep
i love kvass
usa
no
had it in russia
sorry one sec
went like 2018 or 19 can't recall
had it in in like the caucusus mountains area
yes kafkaz. i've been to maykop, nalchik, etc
i'm chechen/kabardian
descent
born in the US of A
nah, but i do speak kabardian
ye
a lot of fun stuff from there
that whole area is occupied lol
it's a totally different culture
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russia did a whole lot to that whole area by the mountains lol
but current day, it is russia ig
ah i haven't been closer to the mountains, just the land north of it. also did visit georgia but that was a good many years before kafkaz
sochi i imagine is coming up?
ah mma
ye that's my daghestan dude. i have hella daghestani friends
imagine if people domesticated bears instead of wolves
i'd like to get better at my grappling
rn im pretty damn decent at striking
wolves are still way smaller than larger bears
like im not talking american black bear
i can probably kick a black bear's ass 50:50
definitely not by grappling tho
they are just objectively way stronger than me lmao
but like if you're a bear and you take a damn good elbow or a kick, shit is gonna hurt
ye i love lezginka
i used to dance it along with other dances around that region
brb
back
!e
a = ["a", "b", "c"]
b = [1, 2, 3]
for _, i in enumerate(zip(a, b)):
print(f"{i[0]}, {i[1]}")
:white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.
001 | a, 1
002 | b, 2
003 | c, 3
oh fun thing. ended up coming across someone who knew kabarday when i went to turkey
think i was in antalia at the time
every day
# Set the measurement as applied
map(self.measured_qubits.__setitem__, qubit_indices, [True]*len(qubit_indices))
map(self.measured_clbits.__setitem__, clbit_indices, [True]*len(clbit_indices))
Yo
I've finally put "editor.rulers" into per-user settings.json file instead of per-workspace one
{
"[python]": {
"editor.rulers": [79, 80, 120]
},
"[markdown]": {
"editor.rulers": [86, 99, 100]
},
"[typescriptreact]": {
"editor.rulers": [80]
},
"[rust]": {
"editor.rulers": [100]
}
}
Ooo niiiiice
wasm it
make it worse for everyone
idk how good startup times for python on wasm are
regular cpython start/import time is painfully slow
surprised that curl cheat.sh/emmet didn't get that result
I am a bit too
"impatient enough users will click off if it takes >300ms to load"
nope no sign
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I should rethink my practice of opening up another browser window when I lookup something
12 windows is a bit too much
I've started writing an extension to organise the bookmarks
because I'd rather do that than select a folder each time
@primal quarry I might've missed, but did you ssh-copy-id?
hmm
do you have any access to ssh config on the machine?
I've not been to many vintage stores, but Brick Lane seems like a good shout
I pretty much buy all my clothes at Uniqlo and M&S lol
FTP is harder to set up
avoid leaving the terminal at all costs lol
so it specifically refuses with an ssh error, not TCP error, right?
yes, that's normal
what have you done so far to add the certificate?
.pub thing
My London recommendation would be to go see a play at the NT
@primal quarry did you edit ~/.ssh/authorized_keys?
NT?
National Theatre
you copied ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub contents from client to server's ~/.ssh/authorized_keys, right?
specifically .pub
There are some really good plays, but it's also a bit hit and miss π
use live usbs
ah tbh I have been to see plays before in stratford, it was a comedy of errors, it was pretty good
Oh right nice
Yeah π
can't you just type enter when it asks you for the password
the national theatre is a really beautiful building
Yeah, if you appreciate brutalism π
The Barbican Centre's pretty cool too if you do
there should be a Offering public key line
The Barbican too, I love that building
so right after Offering public key no Server accepts key
(server might not be accepting key auth at all?)
debug1: Offering public key: C:\\Users\\pyes/.ssh/id_ed25519 RSA SHA256:Mla8KMhYvbCwAQOEbqfdL0PMcB1tJRjgG9littQrxc0
debug1: Authentications that can continue: publickey,password,keyboard-interactive
debug1: Trying private key: C:\\Users\\pyes/.ssh/id_xmss
debug1: Next authentication method: keyboard-interactive
debug1: Authentications that can continue: publickey,password,keyboard-interactive
debug1: Next authentication method: password
debug1: read_passphrase: can't open /dev/tty: No such file or directory
find ssh config file on the server
/etc/ssh/sshd_config (linux)
add this to %programdata%\ssh\sshd_config
RSAAuthentication yes
PubkeyAuthentication yes
on where you connect to
then restart the sshd service
sudo service ssh restart
Start-Service sshd from ps
restart not start
this on the server (something you connect to)
then ssh from the client (the other computer)
Restart-Service sshd
Congrats π
tyty
you edited the config on both, restarted the service on both and edited authorized_keys on both?
ssh-keygen, default parameters
you can, for a test, just try connecting a computer to itself
easier to make working so you don't need to worry about IPs and stuff
yeah, just last week
lucky bastard, my last exam is Thursday
Greetings @stoic geode
known_hosts really needs deleting only if a specific error appears
yes
@primal quarry yes
try on the same PC, that's going to be easier
what was the name of the latest key created?
id_ed25519?
or id_rsa?
@lethal wadi locally it auto-picks the same one
are .ssh/authorized_keys and .ssh/id_rsa.pub files identical?
try ssh 127.0.0.1 again
does %programdata%\ssh\sshd_config contain those lines?
try restarting SshdBroker service also
okay
So how would you do it?
Also: regent's park, primrose hill, the natural history museum, the British museum, the national gallery, and the science museum are all nice (and free!)
%programdata%\ssh\administrators_authorized_keys
does it exist?
okay then create it
yes
(Microsoft docs mention that file so it might be the one taking precedence over normal file)
hmm
don't delete known_hosts
are there AuthorizedKeysFile lines in the sshd_config file?
there should be two, iirc
AuthorizedKeysFile __PROGRAMDATA__/ssh/administrators_authorized_keys
you can remove it if you want to simplify logging in (at a slight security risk)
so I tried doing the same thing and it worked for me
try restarting the service from task manager instead of powershell
there is a tab for services
I think
what is that file?
windows uses that file over normal one for admin users
this is sshd_config that seems to work:
https://gist.github.com/afeistel/2a06c871818f1291e5c19b5cf4eb64da
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@primal quarry wrong file name
authorized_keys
okay now I need to go
another reason why ssh-copy-id won't work is that it calls exec or whatever
Hello
@tired quiver π
π
@stuck bluff
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I'm foopa.
Can I ask you question?
thank you!
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@misty sinew π
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@misty sinew π
@misty sinew π
π
I've always been into music ever since I can remember.
too late lol
Hi
@barren pebble π
Ban @mild flume
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Modules Coding Challenge
Take a look at the exchange.py file which contains two functions:
convert(amount, currency): Converts amount (USD value) to the given currency (three letter currency code, eg: GBP) and returns the converted amount. For example, to convert 100 United States Dollars to Indian Rupees, you can use the function as follows: convert(100, 'INR')
symbol(currency) : Accepts a 3 letter currency code (eg: GBP) and returns a symbol (eg: Β£). For example, to get the symbol for Indian Rupee you can call symbol('INR').
Your task is to do the following inside exercise.py:
Import the convert and symbol functions.
Add a new function called local_price which the parameters amount and currency.
Inside local_price, use the convert() and symbol() functions to return a user friendly local currency.
For example, if you call local_price(50, 'EUR') the returned value should be: β¬42.
MODS
./ham.py
def add(num1, num2):
return num1 + num2
./pork.py
import ham
beef = ham.add(1, 2)
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quiet room plenty of space to yack
did you know most of Frank Sinatras hit songs were written by a woman
young frank sang better , then he chain smoked and ruined his voice
china DHL phones me all the time - block
can you put python on most cheap tablets ? so it can run python as a portable control panel
sleepy rooooom
finally 50K subs on the C# project that I collaborated on
did you just use "normal" and "javascript" in the same sentence
Like any big city
what is how big is a big city
Salt Lake City , cleanest place I have ever seen - spotless , long ago
2024 ? no idea
Boomers like the office , and wearing fashionable hats
import asyncio
import concurrent.futures
def blocking_task():
# Simulate a blocking task
import time
time.sleep(2)
return "Blocking task complete"
async def main():
loop = asyncio.get_running_loop()
with concurrent.futures.ThreadPoolExecutor() as pool:
result = await loop.run_in_executor(pool, blocking_task)
print(result)
asyncio.run(main())
@elder wraith
!d asyncio.to_thread
coroutine asyncio.to_thread(func, /, *args, **kwargs)```
Asynchronously run function *func* in a separate thread.
Any \*args and \*\*kwargs supplied for this function are directly passed to *func*. Also, the current [`contextvars.Context`](https://docs.python.org/3/library/contextvars.html#contextvars.Context) is propagated, allowing context variables from the event loop thread to be accessed in the separate thread.
Return a coroutine that can be awaited to get the eventual result of *func*.
This coroutine function is primarily intended to be used for executing IO-bound functions/methods that would otherwise block the event loop if they were run in the main thread. For example:
ah yes that one too
it also sets contextvars, as said there
@spring bloom you mean functional not useful
(the one that was mentioned isn't useful)
UML is kind of too advanced for that
map out logic not classes
cod is a completion daemon for bash/fish/zsh. Contribute to MustCodeAl/cod development by creating an account on GitHub.
@proper ridge the point here is to rewrite existing non-AI tool
Cod checks each command you run in the shell. When cod detects usage of
--helpflag it asks if you want it to learn this command. If you choose to allow cod to learn this command cod will run command itself parse the output and generate completions based on the--helpoutput.
codhas generic parser that works with most help pages and recognizes flags (starting with-), while not recognizing subcommands.
learn as in absorb information to be able to recognise later
in some sense
So store the information?
like add to dictionary in word ig?
websockets in Rust are relatively simple
analyse, store, use later in "recognition"-like manner
you misstructured the project it seems
I mean learn is usually it understanding the semantic of the command alongside its relation to other entities.
Severely.
I don't understand what it does at a first glance.
missing Cargo.toml for datastore/shell/util
and missing workspace key in the root Cargo.toml
nowadays cargo new will automatically add stuff to workspace
a long time ago
MSVC is the main one
example of a project using workspaces
https://github.com/parrrate/ruchei/blob/main/Cargo.toml#L1-L7
Cargo.toml lines 1 to 7
[workspace]
members = [
"internal/ruchei-sample",
"ruchei-callback",
"ruchei-extra",
"ruchei-route",
]```
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Hey everybody
How may I talk in voice chat?
Just join in voice chat 1
get on server for 3 days and just chat
And navigate here #voice-verification
So I should send here more than 50 messages? Am I right?
Yes but I suggest you to join into the voice chat and share with us avoiding spamming ^ ^
The instructions are available for review at #voice-verification.
I've joined voice chat
What's next?
Just stay here, and writting here try to share with us ^^
Just join in the conversation
@sterile orchid π
hello
should i stick to android studio
or perhaps just learn kivy
and suck it up
ooooh are we doing nlp governance talks @stuck bluff
@foggy yarrow π
What's your opinion about Python Crash Course book?
true under hugging faces there are only 1k answer bots lol
vs 65k models that have been made
he was
also there was 4 jesuses @tame leaf
But I just don't see any sense
Why I should send 50 messages?
I've no view. If you get something out of it, then that is good.
Are you Python programmer, or just learning this language?
i feel like you can do a whisper ai bot
to do how many bits are sent to everyone
then ban people based upon those statistics
i want to pass through the gate again
but eh i did leave the server
so thats on me
AI is developed so faster
its slower than you would think
I don't what it would become in the future
in 2013
gpt 2 was out
it just wasnt as known
like zoom
nlp has been there since 1970s
So GPT had existed in 2013?
agreed
so @tame leaf i should use kivy instead of android studio by that quote
π€
yeah gpt was small
bert was made by google
parsec trees have been there for so many years @gloomy topaz
ahhhh i dont know a good swift application tool
or ios
OOOOOOOOH
yes kotlin
YOU GENIUS
ty ty
myself
Gemini
but chatgpt
Or Microsoft?
Microsoft Copilot
i mean theres a lot of chatbots its thrown in your face left right center lol
I find Gemini better, because it could generate images for free
^^^^^
true i like the computer vision on gpt
and the implimentation with whisper ai
thank god they cant jump
and are basically useless
i dont like the spyder coding env
R is decent
the pirate of what
oooooooh
i was lost
i havent done codewars since leetcode
It's still not for beginners
i just got my 1600 rank and left
The tasks are for more advanced level
its not but when you see 6 year olds writing better code than you when you get stuck
it changes you
lol
practice practice
codewars will become easier
theres lots of good competetive programmers that are cracked
and boom you will master and memories data structures
ah so just a hobbies?
As hobby
thats a good hobby
basically minecraft but apps games
But
things you can make a job if you get really good at it
I don't know which Linux distribution is better
Debian
Ubuntu
Manjaro
Arch
Fedora
debian has lots more you can add to it
But
i use it for vms
Arch installation is harder
opencv like openais
import framework
i did a computer vision model with cv2
yesterday
How long have you been programming?
basically tells you if your room is clean ect
7 years
and i still dont know everything
i took a 1 year break
That's long
and use it or loose it is true lol
have you tried hackerrank
that might be a better start than codewares
Finally I could talk in chat
that looks like russian
Nope, I was wrong
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ΡΠΈ Π²ΠΏΠ΅Π²Π½Π΅Π½ΠΈΠΉ???
But why
(that's ukrainian)
I wrote 50 messages
get more words in lol
And passed voice verification
I've verified
Wait, I shouldn't exit from voice chat for 3 days?
lol no
Exit voice chat and rejoin.
is cloudflare associated with firebase
2nd
π
Me soon
where do i get those socks
linux queen
is amazing
ghome isnt bad
id use queen
phishing
lmao
π
oh
lol
i was like dns spoofing
bad
LMAO
spear fishing should be also more accepted
so true
me no yes
maybe yes
just me
π€
americans represent
6am
:c
3 hours
ce ya!
hey @ornate knot, i just remembered something as you left π
@tame leaf im back, tell me
j
i forget the 2
allo
pivet
yes
spanish will be easier for english
russian
you learn english easier
true
hes a fed
i'm watching ¬¬
neitzche sucks
i would too
sees atoms
crazy
i want the drugs he was taking
hegmony
very true
detained
by a creator
unfortuneate
but then where does logic and ethics go
i love this quote
best movie
we are just mear observers
life is minecraft
we have hand and we build and detroy things
go to bed
new project
very true
time to watch mr robot
bai
π
@dense stag
Tricksy. False.
@stuck bluff I have a bad joke to share
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LIV
@misty sinew sorry
Np π€
Also nvm, I might stream later tho
this looks cool
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a = True
b = None
print(a and b is None)
a = False
print(a and b is None)
:white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.
001 | True
002 | False
Hello
Is it possible to have Windows 11 together with Linux on the same computer?
You can use WSL : Ubuntu.
Ace, can you help me with my code?
You can then launch your vs code in WSL remote window instead of windows.
I can't seem to find the problem
What code problem are you having?
Paste the Admin class' __init__ method.
Lemme show you the code
Yep.
class User:
"""A user of the store."""
def __init__(self, name, password):
"""Initialise data for user."""
self._name = name
self._password = password
self._logged_in = False
def login(self, password):
"""Check password and log user in."""
if password == self._password:
self._logged_in = True
else:
print('Incorrect password.')
def show_status(self):
"""Print the status of the user."""
if self._logged_in:
print(f'{self._name} is logged in.')
else:
print(f'{self._name} is NOT logged in.')
customer = User(
name='Bruce',
password='SuperSecretPassword123'
)
customer.login('IncorrectPassword')
customer.show_status()
customer.login('SuperSecretPassword123')
customer.show_status()
class Admin(User):
"""Administrator of the store."""
def __init__(self, mname, password, staff_id):
"""Initialise data for a store admin."""
super().__init__(name, password)
self._staff_id = staff_id
def add_product(self, name):
"""Add a new product to the inventory."""
if self._logged_in:
print(f'{self._name} ({self._staff_id}) added product: {name}.')
else:
print('Login to add product.')
staff = Admin(
name='Mark',
password='Puppies123',
staff_id=1234,
)
staff.add_product('Coffee')
staff.login('Puppies123')
staff.add_product('Coffee')
I didn't see it
The stream is not good quality
OK
Good to go
I misspelled π
nmame π
Regarding the stream, I suppose it's something on my part
Not yours
Thanks for your help
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Firefox has always been very customisable as far as I remember
@sage plank π
https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:7209452051246776320/ This is my article do read if you feel free
what is comfy?
oooooh
yeah ram heavy!
but his boobs are definetly bigger
can confirm
oooh its does svd
but its just a ui
comfy makes life easier
hope you have a good one :3
I made a girl once
someone report this one
