#voice-chat-text-1
coarse hearthBOT
sterile orchid
i like the tag masterpiece
are you listing to nerrex
or whats his name
idk how to spell it
ty ty
fair heron
sterile orchid
@fair heron
its giving girly pop zero suit samus
thats a vibe
giving nier autonoma
ooooooooh
im not sure if you can import anaimations or
true
wait so did you code all of this 😮
holy shrimp
stuck bluff
@shrewd citrus👋
sterile orchid
alisters voice is amazing
1 of my favorite character
yes the oc
😄
yes in a robot apocalypses
stuck bluff
@fair heron You realise I said the other one, right?
fair heron
the dark one ?
stuck bluff
Yeah, the current is good.
Yes. It is a bit silly, but the neck was bothering me with the other one and the turtleneck is kind of dope.
@tropic jungle👋
Does this do inpainting?
👋 @earnest hare
stuck bluff
lofty verge
thank you
mild flume
@lofty verge Yo
lofty verge
hi
Im trying to get voice verified
but i need to send more messeges without spoamming
yeha
haha no very interesting
I just want to learn about python programming
youtube
haha
Coursera
tim
mild flume
!resources
coarse hearthBOT
delicate wren
@mild flume I've started trying to use yew
(seems to work so far)
raw wren
@delicate wren can you explain a basic python concept to me?
P = TypeVar('P', bound=str)
@dataclass
class PikaPrefixDefinition(Generic[P]):
prefix: P
description: str = field(default="")
secure: bool = field(default=False)
metadata: Dict[str, Any] = field(default_factory=dict)
def __repr__(self) -> str:
return f"<PikaPrefixDefinition prefix={self.prefix} description={self.description} secure={self.secure} metadata={self.metadata}>"
what is the point of declaring a typevar and inheriting from generic?
delicate wren
why inherit: otherwise PikaPrefixDefinition[P] would throw an error
!e
class Example: ...
Example[int]
:x: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 1.
001 | Traceback (most recent call last):
002 | File "/home/main.py", line 3, in <module>
003 | Example[int]
004 | ~~~~~~~^^^^^
005 | TypeError: type 'Example' is not subscriptable
so inheriting from Generic[A, B, C] tells that it's generic over A, B, C
typevar has to be declared outside (prior to python 3.12) because otherwise it'd be NameError
3.12
class PikaPrefixDefinition[P]: ...
(for web; not desktop apps)
raw wren
thank you @delicate wren
tame leaf
@mild flume do the hedonistic bot
stuck bluff
@vernal current 👋
proper ridge
@stuck bluff What happens when you throw glass dust into the air?
thin lintel
sandstrom?
stuck bluff
<@317279909112446976> What happens when you throw glass dust into the air?
Eye damage?
Lung damage?
tame leaf
delicate wren
"the only type of voice acting I can do" @mild flume @tame leaf
don't ask about the filename
I think it can be go a bit higher in terms of pitch but it's hard
mild flume
I mean, I kind of HAVE to ask about the file name
delicate wren
normally that sound I can only make with way more noise
delicate wren
I mean, I kind of HAVE to ask about the file name
the sound was described this way at some point
delicate wren
I forgot about the existence of this
why does it sound so scary
maybe phone mic being worse adds to this
mild flume
It's like something from Five Nights at Freddy's
delicate wren
ren'py uses extended python dialect
do we have a command for extension docs?
yes
PyObject * everywhere
!d extending
coarse hearthBOT
delicate wren
double y
delicate wren
normally that sound I can only make with way more noise
... and higher pitch kind of only works with more noise
just import
iirc
it generates a compiled thing which you can just import
CPython
delicate wren
it generates a compiled thing which you can just import
.so or .dll depending on OS
ocean orbitBOT
1 
30 
0 
c++, linker-errors, mingw32
delicate wren
what
.so
yes
shared object
there's .a and .lib for static
cffi and some other one that I don't remember the name of
cffi, SWIG
and now I don't remember if SWIG is that other one or is that thing a third one
pybind is C++
ctypes doesn't generate Python modules
it's just a way to interact with C
>1998
delicate wren
cffi, SWIG
and now I don't remember if SWIG *is* that other one or is that thing...
I'm quite certain I have no idea which specific one I'm thinking of anymore
tame leaf
"the only type of voice acting I can do" <@98195144192331776> <@3271796263068631...
🥺
poor bebe
delicate wren
~~don't ask about the filename~~
well at least other recordings' names are more descriptive
it's not broken, it's just a very-hard-to-do vocal stuff
tame leaf
"Water; glucose; plant extracts (1.6%): prickly pear, turmeric, goji, ginkgo, artichoke, ginger, rosehip; vitamin C; vitamin E; vitamin B6; vitamin B1; vitamin B2; vitamin B12; niacin; pantothenic acid; folic acid; biotin; potassium citrate; magnesium citrate; sodium chloride; zinc; natural flavouring; carbon dioxide; acidifier: citric acid; colouring plant concentrates: carrot concentrate, pomegranate concentrate."
jagged hawk
sup
sup hem
good mate i was having some issues with kde and that whole stupid printer thing but a reinstall fixed it
and now im having wifi issues
mint
i wanted to try fedora but seems like everyone is hating on it
mild flume
I haven't tried that one
mild flume
I honestly haven't heard a lot about it
jagged hawk
I honestly haven't heard a lot about it
oh i loved it by far the best distro imo but they banned it in my country so i dont bother trying to use it anymore
honestly i would just use opensuse anyday but lack of packages
blow up ?
mild flume
Can I get an English translation?
jagged hawk
ah thats persian time
jagged hawk
1 amp is a lot for a led
1 amp is alot for anything lol
jagged hawk
ah thats persian time
april basically
mild flume
I'm guessing 1401 isn't like... 1401 CE, right?
delicate wren
> Voltage, also known as (electrical) potential difference, electric pressure, or electric tension
(wikipedia)
jagged hawk
electrons dont move
mild flume
It's all just gnomes high-fiving each other
jagged hawk
its more of a magnetic field thing
delicate wren
I'm surprised there is no, like, simpler synonym to voltage in English
mild flume
Just like passing the high-five all the way down the line
delicate wren
ig "electric tension" (last one from the list) would be 1-to-1 analogue to Russian term
jagged hawk
I'm guessing 1401 isn't like... 1401 CE, right?
Persian Calendar time
its similar to arabic calender time
mild flume
Gooootcha
delicate wren
transistors are like a very simple inaccurate multiplication, in my understanding
jagged hawk
its like 2021
delicate wren
doing the same things as relays
jagged hawk
kinda
thin lintel
delicate wren
doing the same things as relays
without the fun of breaking
terse sierra
baby bunny in yard - wasnt expecting that @thin lintel
thin lintel
baby bunny in yard - wasnt expecting that <@425552190283972608>
I bet it was cute
jagged hawk
bro what
terse sierra
take pics of entire place , have it notarized by the notary who walks through with you - make it a legal court document @mild flume
bunnys love dandelions , happy to oblidge @thin lintel
do you also make beer ? @buoyant dagger
Man from the land of ice and snow
86 Gig for game , how big is your main boot drive ? SSD yes ? @buoyant dagger
make sure your wearing your spurs and have your whip , keep them doggies in line @mild flume
yes good , you need lots of room to expand and external data drive to archive extras @buoyant dagger
mild flume
@rotund bough Sorry, I completely missed what was said. I was looking for something and my brain shut down. Something about front end?
terse sierra
is 5 years a good guess for SSD drive lifespan ?
what kind monitor ?
@buoyant dagger
ohhhhhhhh 240 Hz cooool
smooooth
is VPN good idea for online games ( yezzz )
mild flume
I personally say no but things have changed a lot
It's a crap shoot whether you'll get a better connection or not
terse sierra
vpn is good for IP blocks or bla bla
dont know if there is regional stuff
mmmm - if you can get fiber all along the way - distance is no issue
terse sierra
you can get major speed difference when switching to different locations - its worth it
too much data - most vpn dont care - data traffic has no value
no secure OS , W10 or Linux
vpns are worth trying
but no such deal of %100 secure so archive your data externally
accounting bizz is a target for data theft @mild flume
i know old news
Sweden has red light districts ( legal ) , most countries dont
Most bizznezzes want consumers to be piggys and consume
Amsterdam is red light and canabuzz cafes
most Adult movie companys are owned by women
delicate wren
is 5 years a good guess for SSD drive lifespan ?
depends on how actively you use it
terse sierra
write cycles ?
delicate wren
if SSD dies before you run out of declared write resource, it's often a problem with the SSD
mossy blade
why am i supressed
delicate wren
solid stuff (cpus, ram, ssds) have 10 years or lifetime warranty as far as I've seen
(lifetime warranty being until the company goes out of business)
terse sierra
bill nye - mech eng , tv dude
delicate wren
why am i supressed
!voice
coarse hearthBOT
terse sierra
Beakmans World !! member ? @mild flume
delicate wren
uninstall bios
mossy blade
guys what was the real issue with Therac 25 watched on YouTube did
not understand much
terse sierra
oohhhhh get a UPS for your system , power can be glitchy and wreck stuff @buoyant dagger
terse sierra
solar panels on the roof + new batts would be good @delicate wren
slate dirge
here is the question
delicate wren
windows 11 might require it
mossy blade
TPU vs GPU
slate dirge
I dont understand it but is this answer correct? my brother helped me
import numpy as np
v=np.genfromtxt('data.txt')
vlen = int(np.size(v))
u=np.zeros(vlen,dtype=complex)
for k in range(vlen):
try:
u[k] = int(v[k])
except:
u[k] = -100
print('Den nya vektorn är [' + str(u) + ']')
int gives you an integer
whereas you need a complex number
terse sierra
Hardware Data Lock
delicate wren
!d complex
coarse hearthBOT
terse sierra
wondering if a modern Ubuntu install can recognize all my hardware for BIG machine , rather than W10 fook around
does W10 have a optional encrypted drive on install ?
Linux has 10 million options
terse sierra
if you forget your password - your done
terse sierra
does having a encrypted OS drive degrade performance ( maye a bit ) ?
delicate wren
https://jumpcloud.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/how-to-fde-ubuntu-20-04-2.png
ZFS is the way https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/ZFS#Native_encryption
mild flume
i have a bug when coding in python
What's up?
slate dirge
int gives you an integer
whereas you need a complex number
so the question asks of a complex number? what do I change then?
terse sierra
only stuff to worry about is , banking - everything else is on the net for free anyways
delicate wren
so the question asks of a complex number? what do I change then?
you know how to use int to convert to an integer, right? python has a similar thing, complex to convert to complex numbers
slate dirge
you know how to use `int` to convert to an integer, right? python has a similar ...
yes, but could you explain what my professor wants because honestly I don't understand the assignment
terse sierra
you can create a hidden data archive - wireless that sits ( in a hidden area ) , so learn SFTP stuff
charred shard
when i leave the loop, the answers of entity_array is the same @mild flume
terse sierra
have a secure micro server at home - then log in
charred shard
when i leave the loop, the answers of entity_array is the same <@981951441923317...
help me
delicate wren
```py
import numpy as np
v=np.genfromtxt('data.txt')
vlen = int(np.size(v))
...
u[k] = int(v[k]) -- this converts a string item to an integer
u[k] = complex(v[k]) -- this would convert a string item to a complex number
delicate wren
when i leave the loop, the answers of entity_array is the same <@981951441923317...
you're reusing entity instead of creating a new one
!e
line = []
lines = []
for i in range(3):
line.append(i)
lines.append(line)
print(lines)
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[[0, 1, 2], [0, 1, 2], [0, 1, 2]]
just like here, all elements of the final array are the same
charred shard
just like here, all elements of the final array are the same
thanks
delicate wren
!e
lines = []
for i in range(3):
line = []
line.append(i)
lines.append(line)
print(lines)
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[[0], [1], [2]]
whereas here a new element is created each time
and if you want to accumulate data instead of starting over entirely each time, you can copy it
!e
line = []
lines = []
for i in range(3):
line = line.copy()
line.append(i)
lines.append(line)
print(lines)
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[[0], [0, 1], [0, 1, 2]]
a cute and dated movie , "Sneakers" , with robert redford @buoyant dagger @mild flume
if they steal your system they want the graphics card for mining , wipe data drive - repurpose it for x , y , z -
slate dirge
`u[k] = int(v[k])` -- this converts a string item to an integer
`u[k] = complex(...
yes but I don't know what to do
since I told you that i dont understand the assignment
delicate wren
the overall idea of the assignment is to make an array of complex numbers from a list of strings, while replacing incorrect values with a placeholder
terse sierra
by the time they decrypt your drive , you will have a vacation bungalow on Mars @buoyant dagger
mossy blade
what you think about Quantum computers with cybersecurity
delicate wren
the overall idea of the assignment is to make an array of complex numbers from a...
im real usecases this type of thing is done when we need the program to work even if there are errors in the data
slate dirge
the overall idea of the assignment is to make an array of complex numbers from a...
yes but where in the assignment is the list?
delicate wren
thus a concept of error handling is mentioned with try-except
delicate wren
yes but where in the assignment is the list?
input list?
slate dirge
input list?
you said there is a list of strings, which one do you mean
mossy blade
how can they have superpositions o and 1 at the same time but when viewed it has 1 position but is freaking faster than the normal computer
delicate wren
you said there is a list of strings, which one do you mean
thing returned by np.genfromtxt("data.txt"), according to the assignment
mossy blade
a Quantum computer
delicate wren
thing returned by np.genfromtxt("data.txt"), according to the assignment
second line of the code sample at the bottom of the assignment
terse sierra
what about hospitals who get there patient and research data encrypted via bitlocker remotely , and pay to get a key for it @mild flume
delicate wren
!d numpy.genfromtxt
coarse hearthBOT
slate dirge
is this a list of numbers?
delicate wren
of strings
delicate wren
here is the question
v is input
v is loaded from a file
v contains strings
u is output
u contains complex numbers
delicate wren
ok, and my professor wants me to do what?
look at the example of v and u values
mossy blade
how can they have superpositions o and 1 at the same time but when viewed it has 1 position but is freaking faster than the normal computer a Quantum computer @mild flume
delicate wren
everything, that can be turned into a complex number, gets turned into a complex number
everything else gets replaced by 0-100j
slate dirge
oooooh ok
delicate wren
keys are often generated from passwords
slate dirge
but when I run my code I get this:
delicate wren
16 bytes isn't that large
delicate wren
AES 128 is considered good enough
mild flume
how can they have superpositions o and 1 at the same time but when viewed it has...
@proper ridge would know more about this than I
delicate wren
shouldn't this be correct
which input do you provide?
slate dirge
what do you mean
slate dirge
I will check
delicate wren
```py
[[ 3.+0.j -100.+0.j 5.+0.j 2.+0.j -100.+0.j 7.+0.j]]
```
these are missing the imaginary part because you use int() instead of complex()
slate dirge
3
5
2
7
slate dirge
these are missing the imaginary part because you use int() instead of complex()
how are they missing? and what do you mean, isnt j the complex number i
delicate wren
how are they missing? and what do you mean, isnt j the complex number i
in python and programming in general the imaginary part is often denoted as j
charred shard
help me again pls. If offsets is the same, its not work
proper ridge
how can they have superpositions o and 1 at the same time but when viewed it has...
Qubits are basically the simplest quantum states you can prepare. Quantum states can exist in a superposition of basis states (a linear combination of basis vectors). This is represented as a probability distribution.
Physically speaking, qubits are defined using subatomic particles which possess a wave-particle duality, meaning they can be in a distribution of states (wave form) or only in a specific state (particle form). You've only been shown the particle form in classical mechanics. Quantum mechanics is the natural generalization of that.
As for why it's faster, we are representing multiple states at the same time using the superposition, therefore when you apply a change in form of a matrix it is applied as a whole instead of row by row like classical computers, so it gives you an exponential speedup in the context of tensor contraction (vector matrix multiplication basically).
delicate wren
how are they missing? and what do you mean, isnt j the complex number i
all numbers in the output you provided are whole numbers, so it's also missing the part after the decimal point
except for placeholders
proper ridge
It's not objectively superior. It can become useful when the problem definition reaches a significantly lower computational complexity when defined for the quantum mechanical approach as opposed to the classical one. It's about how you formulate a problem.
slate dirge
all numbers in the output you provided are whole numbers, so it's also missing t...
what should I change for it to become correct?
proper ridge
Just think of it as a tensor contraction backend.
delicate wren
`u[k] = int(v[k])` -- this converts a string item to an integer
`u[k] = complex(...
this
mossy blade
thanks @proper ridge
slate dirge
so I change int to complex?
delicate wren
try changing
slate dirge
ok I will try
proper ridge
thanks <@664667836605661217>
Pleasure, kindly let me know if you have additional questions. It's ok to feel weirded out by it, it's an entirely different way of thinking.
Needs some getting used to.
slate dirge
just for u[k] right?
mossy blade
@proper ridge how computers detect the current state of the qubits
delicate wren
yes, only that line
delicate wren
@misty sinew 👋
slate dirge
[[ 3.+0.j nan+0.j 5.+0.j 2.+0.j nan+0.j 7.+0.j]]
misty sinew
<@456226577798135808> 👋
heyyy
proper ridge
<@664667836605661217> how computers detect the current state of the qubits
Quantum computers store the qubits in their wave form. However, you can only measure out the result which causes the qubits to collapse to either 0 or 1 (classical form). To retrieve the state (quantum output), they do this multiple times until they can recover the distribution with enough accuracy.
buoyant dagger
slate dirge
yes, only that line
why does it say nan
delicate wren
!e
print(complex("aaa"))
:x: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 1.
001 | Traceback (most recent call last):
002 | File "/home/main.py", line 1, in <module>
003 | print(complex("aaa"))
004 | ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
005 | ValueError: complex() arg is a malformed string
hmm
mossy blade
but then have the question if it falls in to 1 state then it is like the normal computers doing 0 1
mossy blade
@proper ridge
slate dirge
in data.txt
charred shard
help me again pls. If offsets is the same, its not work
@delicate wren
delicate wren
I don't understand where would nan come from, actually
slate dirge
noooooooooo
delicate wren
!e
print(complex("nan"))
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(nan+0j)
do you have this?
proper ridge
but then have the question if it falls in to 1 state then it is like the normal ...
You have a distribution, let's say it's 50 percent probability of getting 0, 50 percent probability of getting 1. When you measure you may get 0 or 1, and if you do it enough, you'll see half the times you're getting 0, and half the times you're getting 1.
delicate wren
if its nan+0j or whatever, then you need add a check for nan
slate dirge
my assignment should be handed in in 4 hours and it determines whether I pass the course or not
slate dirge
if its nan+0j or whatever, then you need add a check for nan
how
mossy blade
ok eneough
delicate wren
!d numpy.isnan
coarse hearthBOT
mossy blade
@proper ridge thanks for clearing most of my doubts
slate dirge
i dont understand this
proper ridge
i dont understand this
It detects nans, and tells you if you have a nan value or not.
slate dirge
It detects nans, and tells you if you have a nan value or not.
but my professor wants me to write the code, and I don't think that it is correct to code out the error. The error shouldn't be there from the first place
charred shard
help me again pls. If offsets is the same, its not work
can anyone help me?
slate dirge
I can only edit this part:
proper ridge
!e
import numpy as np
a = 1+2j
b = np.nan
print(np.isnan(a))
print(np.isnan(b))
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001 | False
002 | True
vlen = int(np.size(v))
u=np.zeros(vlen,dtype=complex)
for k in range(vlen):
try:
u[k] = int(v[k])
except:
u[k] = -100
I can only edit this
proper ridge
but my professor wants me to write the code, and I don't think that it is correc...
Please send me the assignment pdf.
slate dirge
not the print part
proper ridge
is this good?
Good enough.
slate dirge
great
proper ridge
Watch the stream, I'll walk you through it.
delicate wren
even slight cold damages skin a lot for some people
fair heron
not an ad, just a free game --> Freshly Frosted
slate dirge
You see the vc?
there are three dotes
delicate wren
mosquitoes are relatively quiet where I live
slate dirge
I cant see your screen
proper ridge
I cant see your screen
Wait for it.
proper ridge
def str_to_complex(values: list[str]) -> list[complex]:
new_values = []
for value in values:
try:
new_values.append(complex(value))
except ValueError:
new_values.append(complex(0, -100))
return new_values
v = ['a', '0.1', '3+0.9j', '7', 'True']
new_v = [(0-100j), (0.1+0j), (3+0.9j), (7+0j), (0-100j)]
print(str_to_complex(v)==new_v)
I want you to explain this to me.
charred shard
proper ridge
@slate dirge
delicate wren
```py
def str_to_complex(values: list[str]) -> list[complex]:
new_values = [...
reminder to test with "nan" as an input later on
proper ridge
reminder to test with "nan" as an input later on
I'll test it now.
dark pumice
!e
import os
r = os.system("dir")
print(r)
delicate wren
the goal of learning is in large part to get understanding
coarse hearthBOT
!e
import os
r = os.system("dir")
print(r)
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32512
just help me to know what to change for me to get the right answer because I feel bad that you eplain too much and I don't understand
proper ridge
!e
def str_to_complex(values: list[str]) -> list[complex]:
new_values = []
for value in values:
if value == 'nan':
new_values.append(complex(0, -100))
continue
try:
new_values.append(complex(value))
except ValueError:
new_values.append(complex(0, -100))
return new_values
v = ['nan', '0.1', '3+0.9j', '7', 'True']
new_v = [(0-100j), (0.1+0j), (3+0.9j), (7+0j), (0-100j)]
print(str_to_complex(v)==new_v)
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True
and one of the way to demonstrate understanding is through explaining
delicate wren
!e
```py
def str_to_complex(values: list[str]) -> list[complex]:
new_values ...
-nan
proper ridge
just help me to know what to change for me to get the right answer because I fee...
You have the answer right here. Let's dissect it.
delicate wren
!e
print(complex("-nan"))
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(nan+0j)
is the answer the whole coding you have written?
proper ridge
!e
def str_to_complex(values: list[str]) -> list[complex]:
new_values = []
for value in values:
if 'nan' in value:
new_values.append(complex(0, -100))
continue
try:
new_values.append(complex(value))
except ValueError:
new_values.append(complex(0, -100))
return new_values
v = ['-nan', '0.1', '3+0.9j', '7', 'True']
new_v = [(0-100j), (0.1+0j), (3+0.9j), (7+0j), (0-100j)]
print(str_to_complex(v)==new_v)
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True
numpy is already imported, so np.isnan is available
proper ridge
Yeah I saw that, but I though maybe she's not allowed to import anything.
Ohh I'm blind. It's already imported.
I apologize.
delicate wren
!e
print(complex('NaN'))
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(nan+0j)
since we're not in js, checking for caseless nan should be enough
then you only need to deal with inf
which is non-trivial via text
e.g. should a big number be inf or placeholder?
proper ridge
!e
def str_to_complex(values: list[str]) -> list[complex]:
new_values = []
for value in values:
if 'nan' in value:
new_values.append(complex(0, -100))
continue
elif 'inf' in value:
new_values.append(complex(0, -100))
continue
try:
new_values.append(complex(value))
except ValueError:
new_values.append(complex(0, -100))
return new_values
v = ['-nan', 'nan', 'inf', 'lalala', '-inf', '0.1', '3+0.9j', '7', 'True', 'False', 'None']
new_v = [(0-100j), (0-100j), (0-100j), (0-100j), (0-100j), (0.1+0j), (3+0.9j), (7+0j), (0-100j), (0-100j), (0-100j)]
print(str_to_complex(v)==new_v)
:white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.
True
Please try to explain it to me to ensure you understood it.
slate dirge
Im back, sorry I had to do something
proper ridge
You see it took me like a minute to write, but I want you to explain how I did it.
Go line by line.
slate dirge
wait
I don't even understand my assignment so how am I supposed to explain what you wrote?
I told you that I don't know python
delicate wren
!e
print(complex("1e999"))
:white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.
(inf+0j)
So your assignment says given a list of strings containing a bunch of stuff, including numbers and bullshit strings, to convert them to complex numbers, and when invalid to hardcode them as (0-100j). That's it.
slate dirge
I'm thankful for the help but did I miss something? because I cant see you in the live nor hear you so how am I supposed to know?
proper ridge
!e
```py
print(complex("1e999"))
```
I did not know this. Nice AF.
proper ridge
I'm thankful for the help but did I miss something? because I cant see you in th...
I am not speaking.
proper ridge
idk if there's a way to nan this way
I mean it's an inf? I could do complex and then check?
is inf even acceptable?
slate dirge
So your assignment says given a list of strings containing a bunch of stuff, inc...
ooooh
and the list only contains numbers
i checked it
slate dirge
I think that this is the list: 3
5
2
7
proper ridge
I don't care that it's your homework or exam, you have your grade now. But I do care if you understand the code.
slate dirge
ok but have you given me the correct code?
proper ridge
Ok, I'm done.
slate dirge
?
slate dirge
!e
```py
def str_to_complex(values: list[str]) -> list[complex]:
new_values ...
is this the code?
proper ridge
!e
print("Hello Meriiam")
:white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.
Hello Meriiam
Use whatever you are comfortable with.
slate dirge
it says "true"
but I hashtagged what I have written before
I just took the code above that you wrote
but how is that helpful??
@proper ridge
proper ridge
but I hashtagged what I have written before
What did you write?
proper ridge
but how is that helpful??
How is what helpful?
proper ridge
it says "true"
Did you look at what it's checking that results in True?
slate dirge
I just want the answer for my assignment I have been searching for an answer in 6 hours now and I only have two questions left
I am very tired
I am not here to learn python
slate dirge
Did you look at what it's checking that results in `True`?
No
import numpy as np
v=np.genfromtxt('data.txt')
vlen = int(np.size(v))
u=np.zeros(vlen,dtype=complex)
for k in range(vlen):
try:
u[k] = complex(v[k])
except:
u[k] = -100
print('Den nya vektorn är [' + str(u) + ']')
Then please read the code. It's barely 17 lines.
slate dirge
I read through it but I told you I don't know any python
proper ridge
```py
import numpy as np
v=np.genfromtxt('data.txt')
vlen = int(np.size(v))
...
This is wrong. You're supposed to set it to -100j.
proper ridge
I read through it but I told you I don't know any python
How? Isn't this your final exam?
slate dirge
just tell me what I should change in my code above
slate dirge
How? Isn't this your final exam?
nooo we had 4 quizzes as examinations
and I succeded in three of them this is the last one and I am on the two last questions
The teacher was kind enough to open the assignment again to me today until midnight and it is 4 hours left
I kindly ask you to tell me what to change in the code above
proper ridge
!e
import numpy as np
v=['a', '0.1', '3+0.9j', '7', 'True']
# This implementation does not check for nan and inf
vlen = int(np.size(v))
u = np.zeros(vlen, dtype=complex)
for k in range(vlen):
try:
u[k] = complex(v[k])
except ValueError:
u[k] = complex(0, -100)
print(f"The new vector is {u}")
:white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.
The new vector is [0. -100.j 0.1 +0.j 3. +0.9j 7. +0.j 0. -100.j ]
Did you read the rules of the server when you joined?
slate dirge
no, I was desperate to get help I just joined
proper ridge
Rule 8
Do not help with ongoing exams. When helping with homework, help people learn how to do the assignment without doing it for them
The only way I am allowed to help you is to ensure you understand the code.
raven orbit
proper ridge
Otherwise I am breaking the rule.
You have 3+ hours. It's barely 10 lines. Please try to learn at least what I did.
slate dirge
Rule 8
Do not help with ongoing exams. When helping with homework, help people l...
I understand, but it doesn't hurt you nor anyone if you help me.
slate dirge
Otherwise I am breaking the rule.
I can read it of course but my intention is not learning
so why waisting both of our times?
proper ridge
You are rather rude and entitled for someone who asked others for help. I don't have to help you, but if I am the least you can do is to try and see what I did.
proper ridge
I can read it of course but my intention is not learning
Then don't message on this server.
slate dirge
then where can I get help?
no one helps, everyone follows the "rules" as if they were laws
proper ridge
You don't want help, you want others to do your homework for you. You are also by far the rudest person I've seen going about this.
slate dirge
how am I rude?
proper ridge
I don't have to help you, and when I try to bend the rules for you, the LEAST you can do is try to understand the code. That's helping you.
When you blatantly order me to do your exam and then when I ask you to try and explain the code you basically tell me to shut up I see that as rude and entitled.
slate dirge
I have already written the code with the help of my brother, and I ask you what did I do wrong
but you send a whole coding that is far above of my understanding
and you want me to explain it?
slate dirge
I don't have to help you, and when I try to bend the rules for you, the LEAST yo...
I want to cooperate. But the code you sent I haven't been taught about it
terse sierra
python is great because it will tell you your errors all along the way - and if confused copy / paste the error message at , duck duckgo and get 5 answers
how bout that ?
sterile orchid
fix the print statement
proper ridge
I want to cooperate. But the code you sent I haven't been taught about it
So you want to learn then?
sterile orchid
the second varriable is off
slate dirge
I am not being rude at all but the way you try to teach me is wrong. How could I explain a long coding if I am beginner level
proper ridge
I am not being rude at all but the way you try to teach me is wrong. How could I...
10 lines is alot?
slate dirge
10 lines is alot?
I am reffering to the first one. Let me find it wait
sterile orchid
numpy is easy you got this!
proper ridge
I am reffering to the first one. Let me find it wait
I wrote it as your assignment instructed.
sterile orchid
thats me with android studio
proper ridge
!e
```py
import numpy as np
v=['a', '0.1', '3+0.9j', '7', 'True']
# This imple...
Read this.
slate dirge
thank you, I will look at what you wrote after I reply to ace
slate dirge
Read this.
I will now wait.
raven orbit
!e
```py
def str_to_complex(values: list[str]) -> list[complex]:
new_values ...
I mean you don't need the type hints for the assignment
sterile orchid
or truth tables
we all have time to get there
yup
no such thing as a stupid question
learn till you get it
everyone can get it
mhm
take your time learn the concept and boom you will have it forever
as philosophy says to master yourself and your journey is the end goal
slate dirge
Read this.
I read it and the only part I think I understood was this: py ['a', '0.1', '3+0.9j', '7', 'True'] I think this is called a vector?
proper ridge
I read it and the only part I think I understood was this: ```py ['a', '0.1', '3...
A vector is a list of values, so yes.
sterile orchid
yes
slate dirge
ok great
sterile orchid
what are you trying to get your code to do
slate dirge
but the rest I don't get it
slate dirge
If I understood it correct they want me to write the numbers in the list as complex number and if it is not possible then they write 0-100j
proper ridge
If I understood it correct they want me to write the numbers in the list as comp...
Yes.
sterile orchid
please explain your code
what are you trying to make post
what is the future outcome of your code
sterile orchid
give it a go
people are great but use free sources
then comeback if you are stuck
slate dirge
I don't want to use ai
sterile orchid
okay google
slate dirge
how do you support ai? aren't you programmers, you know that if ai develops more programmers will lose their jobs right?
sterile orchid
ill say this my mentor once said abuse every shortcut you can get
do it
because ai is nlp you will learn that with pandas
proper ridge
how do you support ai? aren't you programmers, you know that if ai develops more...
Yes, you should join the AI and take our jobs.
sterile orchid
its vectors but with words
slate dirge
I never use chat gpt because I think it is stupid to depend on a robot when God gave us brains to think
sterile orchid
everything you are doing will apply to something bigger
keep going with your learning
raven orbit
I never use chat gpt because I think it is stupid to depend on a robot when God ...
so use them
slate dirge
can you guys help me or not?
proper ridge
slate dirge
reffering me to an ai is crazy
raven orbit
instead of asking others to do everything
helping is not the same as answering your question
sterile orchid
okay well im going to take my leave
raven orbit
reffering me to an ai is crazy
it's very sane advice
ornate cobalt
can you guys help me or not?
They've been trying to for the past 20 minutes. Ask a question or go solve it yourself using your God given brain. :D
cyan siren
I never use chat gpt because I think it is stupid to depend on a robot when God ...
good luck
sterile orchid
ai was made by humans
lethal wadi
ai taking jobs?
slate dirge
I never asked you to do everything. I asked you to help me correct what I have done
lethal wadi
what's acronym initialism doing?
slate dirge
I've come this far:
sterile orchid
im helping by refering you to free resources
slate dirge
import numpy as np
v=np.genfromtxt('data.txt')
vlen = int(np.size(v))
u=np.zeros(vlen,dtype=complex)
for k in range(vlen):
try:
u[k] = complex(v[k])
except:
u[k] = -100
print('Den nya vektorn är [' + str(u) + ']')
I just want help with the mistake that I can't find and yet you say I want you to do all the work
raven orbit
what's acronym initialism doing?
it's actually Appetizing Iodine
ornate cobalt
This is wrong. You're supposed to set it to -100j.
👀
sterile orchid
^^^^
okay i need to learn android studio time for my own questions on questions
time to leave the chat
👋
@slate dirge read clean code
it might help you with the philosophy
of writing code
or more organized code
yup thats why i recommended ai
to explain if you are stuck
just prompt explain me like im 5 on what the code is doing
boom helped
slate dirge
I asked you for help, not chat gpt. I could go use it but I wouldn't be here then
elder wraith
raven orbit
<@473859714162360320> https://ludic.mataroa.blog/blog/i-will-fucking-piledrive-y...
do it bitch
sterile orchid
ill gpt it 1 sec
raven orbit
@elder wraith have you considered using ai
ornate cobalt
What is the difference between having @proper ridge take your job or AI? You're supporting one or the other by having either solve your problems. 🤷♂️
raven orbit
please dont piledrive me
piledrive me daddy
slate dirge
If you can't solve it then leave it be
raven orbit
owo
hearty heath
Hello
sterile orchid
import numpy as np: This line tells the computer that we want to use a tool called "numpy" and we will call it "np" for short. Numpy helps us work with numbers easily.
v = np.genfromtxt('data.txt'): This line reads a file called 'data.txt' and puts all the numbers it finds in the file into a list called v.
vlen = int(np.size(v)): This line counts how many numbers are in the list v and saves that number in a variable called vlen.
u = np.zeros(vlen, dtype=complex): This line makes a new list called u with the same number of spots as vlen. All the spots start with the number 0, but we say that the numbers can be complex (which means they can have an imaginary part).
for k in range(vlen):: This line starts a loop that will go through each spot in the list u. The variable k will go from 0 to vlen - 1.
try: u[k] = complex(v[k]): This line tries to turn the number in spot k of the list v into a complex number and put it in the same spot k of the list u.
except: u[k] = -100: If the number in spot k of the list v can't be turned into a complex number, this line will put the number -100 in the same spot k of the list u.
print('Den nya vektorn är [' + str(u) + ']'): This line prints out a message saying "The new vector is" followed by the list u.
slate dirge
What is the difference between having <@664667836605661217> take your job or AI?...
Ai is a database with solutions but a human uses it's brain.
sterile orchid
boom id say ai is very reasonable
ornate cobalt
Ai is a database with solutions but a human uses it's brain.
Well most do...
sterile orchid
so true lol
slate dirge
Y'all are so immature it is sick
sterile orchid
wheel
hearty heath
```py
import numpy as np
v=np.genfromtxt('data.txt')
vlen = int(np.size(v))
...
You might have better luck asking in #data-science-and-ml for help with numpy-related stuff
sterile orchid
numpy ah yes
data at its finest
🍵 :
Try-except block for file reading: Added a try-except block to handle potential errors when reading 'data.txt'.
Check for empty data: Added a check to ensure that the data is not empty before proceeding.
Error message: If there's an issue reading the file or it's empty, it prints an error message and sets v to an empty array to prevent further errors.
This should help catch and handle errors related to reading the file and processing its content.
😄
slate dirge
So no one here can help without an ai?
hearty heath
Yeah we stopped allowing nohello, rtfm, etc. 😄
slate dirge
then what is the point of this server?
slate dirge
i listed where the issues where
with the help of chat gpt?
sterile orchid
nope
im telling you to just explain it like im 5
boom to help you explain it in your own words
slate dirge
and I tell you I don't understand it
sterile orchid
instead of boom fix problem
slate dirge
If I knew would I be here?
sterile orchid
thats where you have to try to understand it
i gave you chatgpt to just explain it
and it did
edgy chasm
If I knew would I be here?
I can fix my problems I'm still here 🤷
ornate cobalt
Meriam what even is your question, because right now all I see are what look like answers being ignored so you can complain about us complaining that you are unreasonably angry at us for "not helping"
delicate wren
You might have better luck asking in <#366673247892275221> for help with numpy-r...
you're overestimating the scope of the task
elder wraith
Consider the fact that most companies are unable to successfully develop and deploy the simplest of CRUD applications on time and under budget. This is a solved problem - with smart people who can collaborate and provide reasonable requirements, a competent team will knock this out of the park every single time, admittedly with some amount of frustration. The clients I work with now are all like this - even if they are totally non-technical, we have a mutual respect for the other party's intelligence, and then we do this crazy thing where we solve problems together. I may not know anything about the nuance of building analytics systems for drug rehabilitation research, but through the power of talking to each other like adults, we somehow solve problems.
sterile orchid
i thought i was steve jobs then i did a project without googling it time it takes to finish 1 hour took me 3 days
if i googled the answer i would have saved 3 days
edgy chasm
Wait what's CRUD
slate dirge
I just need someone just one person not everyone, to explain where I did wrong in my code:
elder wraith
Wait what's CRUD
Create/Read/Update/Delete
ornate cobalt
But that was done? And it was even explained to you.
slate dirge
import numpy as np
v=['a', '1.0', '3+0.9j']
vlen = int(np.size(v))
u=np.zeros(vlen,dtype=complex)
for k in range(vlen):
try:
u[k] = complex(v[k])
except:
u[k] = complex(0,-100)
print('Den nya vektorn är [' + str(u) + ']')
cant you just sort the numbers with an array aswell
lethal wadi
edgy chasm
```py
import numpy as np
v=['a', '1.0', '3+0.9j']
vlen = int(np.size(v))
u=...
Swedish?
raven orbit
oh ffs
sterile orchid
sorry i cant help it 🤷
slate dirge
med uppgiften
edgy chasm
Nej jag är dum i huvudet 😭
sterile orchid
sorry @hearty heath please dont ban me
edgy chasm
What
slate dirge
skitsamma, alla här är bror
raven orbit
pratar engelska i här por favor
hearty heath
@slate dirge Please move over to #1035199133436354600, as this channel is for discussions relating to voice chat. Make sure to state your question clearly with full context.
rotund bough
"por favor"
raven orbit
"por favor"
it was a joke
edgy chasm
"por favor"
raven orbit
"por favor"
it was a joke
lethal wadi
"por favor"
raven orbit
"por favor"
it was a joke
edgy chasm
"it was a joke"
lethal wadi
"it was a joke"
elder wraith
a joke, it was
raven orbit
a joke, it was
correct
sterile orchid
if all else fails indian man youtube tutorial for last resort
raven orbit
"it was a joke"
por favor
elder wraith
Quickest way to find American Soccer/Football Fan: "What's relegation?"
raven orbit
Guys do you like gimmicky text editors
no
edgy chasm
I love making gimmicky text editors
edgy chasm
Ketchup
elder wraith
BBQ Sauce, it's a meat
slate dirge
ain't no way weird conversations like these are allowed but helping me with a little coding is cheating
slate dirge
Everyone always talks about how cringe discord is and I understand it sm now
elder wraith
Python Voice chat is unhinged place. Most Mods/Admin won't even come in here.
raven orbit
slate dirge
Python Voice chat is unhinged place. Most Mods/Admin won't even come in here.
my bad
edgy chasm
Guys I have so many weird gifs in my favourites
edgy chasm
I have quite a few I can't post here
Same 😭
sterile orchid
edgy chasm
sterile orchid
please help @ornate cobalt
elder wraith
Wait what happens if you multiply a string by a negative number
"Wat"
sterile orchid
dont android studio isnt fun
edgy chasm
"a" * -1
proper ridge
!e
print("a"*-1)
:warning: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.
[No output]
!e
print("ab"*-1)
:warning: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.
[No output]
!python
elder wraith
!e python print(type(print("ab"*-1)))
ornate cobalt
>>> "abc"*-1
''
:white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.
001 |
002 | <class 'NoneType'>
lol
proper ridge
!e
print(None)
:white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.
None
classic python shenanigans
elder wraith
!e python print(type("ab"*-1))
coarse hearthBOT
!e ```python
print(type("ab"*-1))```
:white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.
<class 'str'>
Print type print
elder wraith
Mods are asleep, post Javascript
edgy chasm
console.log("Bet.");
edgy chasm
Florida man wakes up with headache, finds out wife shot him in his sleep.
Why tf are 4 people muted.
Wait do they have roles
rotund bough
i need some 🍨
misty sinew
because i havent entered the voice gate
Same 
raven orbit
rotund bough
i'll post my hunting knife tomorrow
rotund bough
what state is this?
wary fable
what state is this?
Maine
raven orbit
rotund bough
i wanna open a gun store in the US
raven orbit
wary fable
elder wraith
i wanna open a gun store in the US
lots of paperwork, low margins
wary fable
Is that a persian carpet?
Don't know, parents' house, the carpet is older than me by multiple decades
proper ridge
Don't know, parents' house, the carpet is older than me by multiple decades
Definitely a Persian carpet then.
proper ridge
wary fable
I'm way overweight, but I am working on it. At the very least I am no longer obese.
rotund bough
20 more lbs to lose for me
wary fable
Now working on getting below 200 lb.
Who even needs a gym? I have a bicycle, a set of dumbbells, a pull-up bar, hiking boots, sneakers, and my own body weight.
And a nearby river that is finally clean enough to swim in.
proper ridge
gained a bit of weight due to eid 😦
You're always running though, I imagine you'll burn it off in a week or two.
rotund bough
You're always running though, I imagine you'll burn it off in a week or two.
one week of running burns off 0.4 kg.. so at that rate... losing 10kg would take 25 more weeks
wary fable
Sitting here watching every storm cell friggin explode around me
proper ridge
one week of running burns off 0.4 kg.. so at that rate... losing 10kg would take...
I mean you also use energy by breathing, sleeping, and doing other stuff. You just need to reduce the intake.
proper ridge
one week of running burns off 0.4 kg.. so at that rate... losing 10kg would take...
But 10kg in eid, I salute you sir HEHEHE.
Lotta rice and bread huh.
rotund bough
I mean you also use energy by breathing, sleeping, and doing other stuff. You ju...
all that is factored in.. it takes one week to lose 0.4 kg
proper ridge
I see.
rotund bough
But 10kg in eid, I salute you sir HEHEHE.
no .. + 2kg in eid.. plus it's mango and ice cream season
proper ridge
no .. + 2kg in eid.. plus it's mango and ice cream season
If you like ice cream I can give you a good recipe that doesn't make you as fat when you eat alot of it. I used to eat it quite alot when I was bodybuilding before POTS.
And it's super easy to make.
Mango is mostly water, so for ice cream you can try my recipe and if you enjoy it you can use that. Most ice creams sold these days are made of just fat than milk. I honestly stopped buying from outside and make them at home now.
rotund bough
i prefer frozen yogurt ... i just eat ice cream once a year for the novelty
proper ridge
i prefer frozen yogurt ... i just eat ice cream once a year for the novelty
Ohh gotcha.
Frozen yogurt shouldn't make you fat though, right?
rotund bough
no.. it is not processed food
rotund bough
approx 7-8kg target before eid
will become 10kg in these coming few weeks
proper ridge
Gotcha
rotund bough
cherry season is.. before mango season iirc
cherries come from the sistan balochistan area
proper ridge
cherry season is.. before mango season iirc
Back home (you may know where) we used to get it throughout summer.
proper ridge
cherries come from the sistan balochistan area
Yeah.
We got it throughout summer though.
Miss it so much. Haven't had it in years.
sterile orchid
well android studio is supprisingly easier than i thought
hollow rapids
hi guys
stuck bluff
Hi hi.
sterile orchid
@stuck bluff well i found out android studio is easier than i remember
so true thats exciting
😄
@mortal stone is it a contract
when something good happens to me i get skeptical
its like a double take
like is this really happening
yeah when i saw rich people run over turkeys
nothing bothers them
didnt that one kardashian hit a guy and did no time
college is for networking
all the geniuses like terriance tao
they just picked up a book and read
lol
i wish that happened in my life you my friend are blessed
rotund bough
Miss it so much. Haven't had it in years.
funny. i just had some now
time for the lychees
delicate wren
I almost never order computer stuff with delivery
for me it's easier and cheaper to order and then to go to pick them up from the store
the rare expression is when it's things I can only get off aliexpress (since they're not widely available locally)
eh
haven't enountered that
they sometimes get delivered separately anyway
last time I had RAM and CPU in the single order; only RAM has arrived so far
as wherever the CPU is, I have no idea
do not buy SSD on aliexpress, just don't
it's something you really should buy normally, not used, not resold thousand times
used/sketchy origin HDDs are okay-ish;
but SSDs -- definitely not
iirc one of samsung phones was the main phone that got popular for its explosive properties
Samsung SSDs are good
delicate wren
@thin lintel catorama
it left Novosibirsk 5 days ago (so likely either on train or on a truck somewhere right now)
(CPU)
Kazakhstan's independence day is unusual, since they de facto declared independence from themselves given they were the last country in the USSR
16 of December, 1991
delicate wren
16 of December, 1991
four days after R(S)F(SR)'s independence
and in Russia independence day isn't 12 of December but 12 of June instead
(and it got renamed because "independence" it kind of not entirely applicable for this situation)
that's on 9th of May
the parade
it's for the end of east front part of WWII
Russia Day is on 12th of June
which comes from 1990 when it gained extended autonomy within USSR
12 of June is a holiday; 12 of December isn't
there are also some holidays in early November which have something to do with independence
or national unity, or whatever
from back when Poland had some realistic chances at ruling over Moscow
does shift+drag select?
deep niche
why can't i stream here ?
fair heron
delicate wren
there is so much art of Frieren with guns
stuck bluff
why can't i stream here ?
Streaming permissions are available upon request of moderator-level-and-above users at their discretion. The best time to ask is when you see them in the voice chat.
Voice-regulars are the best to ask.
delicate wren
@wraith portal "ask Hemlock" is the usual way to get the role for a longer period
wraith portal
proper ridge
"Steaming jesus Frie, take the bloody shot! We need to recover those missiles!!"
deep niche
Streaming permissions are available upon request of moderator-level-and-above us...
Mods you mean Hemlock ?
deep niche
aight.
mild flume
stuck bluff
A well-written villain makes you sympathise with them.
coarse hearthBOT
!e
```py
[,]
```
:x: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 1.
001 | File "/home/main.py", line 1
002 | [,]
003 | ^
004 | SyntaxError: invalid syntax
no
there is nothing before ,
it has different meaning in JS
what it is useful for is for discarding parts of an array pattern in an assignment
[, second] = pair
_
for pattern
yeah
_ is weak keyword
!e
_, _ = 1, 2
print(_)
:white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.
2
[_, relevant] = [1, 2]
there are rare situations where _ is treated specially
delicate wren
```js
[_, relevant] = [1, 2]
```
not in eslint-compliant TS
it does not accept _variable as unused
!e
match 123:
case _:
print(_)
:x: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 1.
001 | Traceback (most recent call last):
002 | File "/home/main.py", line 3, in <module>
003 | print(_)
004 | ^
005 | NameError: name '_' is not defined
or soft keyword
rotund bough
there is a setting in TS config for that
eslint config.. ignoreUnderscore or something
delicate wren
there is a setting in TS config for that
yes, but JS/TS have a specific thing to discard the value
which is to remove it entirely
!e
from keyword import softkwlist
print(softkwlist)
:white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.
['_', 'case', 'match', 'type']
arr = [1, 2]
relevant = arr[1]
Ah yes, the neutral face soft keyword '_'
stuck bluff
!e py print(print)
coarse hearthBOT
!e ```py
print(print)```
:white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.
<built-in function print>
oh okay 😄
tulip grail
the berett m82 ❤️
delicate wren
I think the brain part of my vision is degrading faster than the eye part
mild flume
Right?
wicked flicker
Hello Hemlock
stuck bluff
but if it moves, fail
You'd make a terrible greyhound.
wicked flicker
@mild flume
fair heron
how do I do a subprocess for a function on a discord bot @zenith wedge
proper ridge
What's that Osyra?
mild flume
!stream 451730408636416000
coarse hearthBOT
✅ @hazy garden can now stream until <t:1718980573:f>.
wicked flicker
Hemlock, will you be willing to help me with another coding challenge? Not now, but a little bit later.
It's regarding object oriented programming.
north locust
boring
I'm genuinely stressing out because I'm procrastinating on too many assessments right now.
I might as well start on the maths because it's easy.
ahh I hate chem
oui
and english sucks as well
but our teacher is bad
That's my history task
we need to write a research paper on the black death
and then an in-class validation essay
since when was frieren playing in the background
oh that's me
ep 4
it was playing for some reason
fresh isle
north locust
wait no way yoasobi's song was the frieren op s1
... osu?!
o
ahh but i've got work that's due
I know that grades don't (really) matter in my age, but I can't stop caring
stuck bluff
@dusky fjord 👋
dusky fjord
@tame leaf hello