#voice-chat-text-1

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ornate cobalt
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I would NEVER ask AI to do something as nuanced as that

delicate wren
ornate cobalt
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It doesn't catch what I tell it about sometimes, which proves the fact we already knew, it doesn't make inference it makes predictions

delicate wren
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meaningless number achieved

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web minesweeper I made is just one big HTML file for the front-end

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I can math somewhat

gilded urchin
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The problem is the following:

At some point in 2-d space, a signal is emitted. That signal radiates outwards in all directions at speed C.
At some distance (R), another entity is travelling at some speed (V) at some angle with respect to the emitter (theta)

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At what point in time does the signal arrive and hit the entity

delicate wren
# delicate wren o

I don't know how much are automated scrapers
I don't know how much are me

gilded urchin
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No relativity for now

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This comes from a sonar-related problem. Imagine you have a transmitter, and it takes ~3-4 seconds for the sound to travel to the target. In 3-4 seconds, the target has moved slightly, and so the distance has now changed

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It sounds like a differential equation solution

delicate wren
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distance((start location) + v*time, emitter location) = c*time

delicate wren
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diffeq yields a function

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whereas here, if I understand correctly, you just need time+location, right?

gilded urchin
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Yes.

delicate wren
gilded urchin
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Yeah, so in the stationary case, its obvious

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in the moving case, its less obvious

delicate wren
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in stationary just divide, yeah

delicate wren
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so straightforward enough

delicate wren
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@ornate cobalt just stuff everything in Docker, always

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DESTROY the SSD write resource

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"how do I quit Vim?" is the wrong question

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the right question is "why would I quit Vim?"

delicate wren
gilded urchin
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How do you get stream permissions?

delicate wren
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ask a moderator if they're already present in the VC

gilded urchin
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gotcha

delicate wren
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actually relativity gives you a kind of direct way to calculate what you're doing there

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it is quite a heavy approach but it will work

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because regardless of transformations, signal travels the same way

gilded urchin
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in my case, its acoustics & sonar, so "c" ~= 1500 m/s

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<< speed of light

delicate wren
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just solve it as if it is the speed of light

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@elfin breach data being cached is different from what is commonly done

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this is compiler cache not database cache

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in some sense

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(not exactly compiler, closer to an interpreter)

remote shoal
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Hello

delicate wren
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this is just |d||v|cos(angle between d and v)

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d being vector from origin to starting point

umbral rose
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!stream 198467430241140736 1h

coarse hearthBOT
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βœ… @gilded urchin can now stream until <t:1725308642:f>.

delicate wren
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(I know this is different)

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oh wait

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missing cos

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also, yes, an error there

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last line is wrong

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last two

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which there means time is proportional to the distance

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unsuprisingly

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hmm

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something else is wrong there

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ah

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missing division, yeah

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note that I use \alpha for angle between d and v

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and that divisor is something you'd commonly see in relativity

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theta on original drawing has no connection to this I think

delicate wren
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!e

d⃗ = "what"
coarse hearthBOT
misty sinew
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!e

import math

def signal_hit_time(R, V, theta, C):
    return (R * (-V * math.cos(theta) + math.sqrt(C**2 - V**2 * math.sin(theta)**2))) / (C**2 - V**2)

print(signal_hit_time(5000, 50, 90, 1500))
coarse hearthBOT
misty sinew
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!e

import math

def signal_hit_time(R, V, theta, C):
    return (R * (-V * math.cos(theta) + math.sqrt(C**2 - V**2 * math.sin(theta)**2))) / (C**2 - V**2)

print(signal_hit_time(5000, 50, 180, 1500))
coarse hearthBOT
delicate wren
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!e

import math

def signal_hit_time(R, V, theta, C):
    return (R * (-V * math.cos(theta) - math.sqrt(C**2 - V**2 * math.sin(theta)**2))) / (C**2 - V**2)

print(signal_hit_time(5000, 50, 90, 1500))
coarse hearthBOT
gilded urchin
delicate wren
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!e

import math

def signal_hit_time(R, V, theta, C):
    return (R * (-V * math.cos(theta) + math.sqrt(C**2 - V**2 * math.sin(theta)**2))) / (C**2 - V**2)

print(signal_hit_time(5000, 750, 0, 1500))
coarse hearthBOT
delicate wren
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!e

import math

def signal_hit_time(R, V, theta, C):
    return (R * (-V * math.cos(theta) + math.sqrt(C**2 - V**2 * math.sin(theta)**2))) / (C**2 - V**2)

print(signal_hit_time(5000, 1200, 0, 1500))
coarse hearthBOT
delicate wren
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the sign is wrong?

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!e

import math

def signal_hit_time(R, V, theta, C):
    return (R * (V * math.cos(theta) + math.sqrt(C**2 - V**2 * math.sin(theta)**2))) / (C**2 - V**2)

print(signal_hit_time(5000, 750, 0, 1500))
coarse hearthBOT
delicate wren
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!e

import math

def signal_hit_time(R, V, theta, C):
    return (R * (V * math.cos(theta) + math.sqrt(C**2 - V**2 * math.sin(theta)**2))) / (C**2 - V**2)

print(signal_hit_time(5000, 1200, 0, 1500))
coarse hearthBOT
delicate wren
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it needs to be without -

delicate wren
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so the faster it is, the longer the time needs to be

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we can actually calculate exact time

mental lintel
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guys I want your opinion on something

delicate wren
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!e

print(5000 / (1500 - 1200))
mental lintel
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but I can't speak :/

coarse hearthBOT
delicate wren
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see, correct now

gilded urchin
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yes

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that looks right

delicate wren
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!e

import math

def signal_hit_time(R, V, theta, C):
    return (R * (V * math.cos(theta) - math.sqrt(C**2 - V**2 * math.sin(theta)**2))) / (C**2 - V**2)

print(signal_hit_time(5000, 1200, 0, 1500))
coarse hearthBOT
delicate wren
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time to swap the two

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!e

import math

def signal_hit_time(R, V, theta, C):
    return (R * (V * math.cos(theta) - math.sqrt(C**2 - V**2 * math.sin(theta)**2))) / (C**2 - V**2)

print(signal_hit_time(5000, 1500, 0, 1200))
coarse hearthBOT
delicate wren
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hmm

misty sinew
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!e

import math

def signal_hit_time(R, V, theta, C):
    return (R * (V * math.cos(theta) - math.sqrt(C**2 - V**2 * math.sin(theta)**2))) / (C**2 - V**2)

print(signal_hit_time(5000, 1600, 0, 1500))
coarse hearthBOT
delicate wren
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oh wait

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I forgot to change to 180

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!e

import math

def signal_hit_time(R, V, theta, C):
    return (R * (V * math.cos(theta) - math.sqrt(C**2 - V**2 * math.sin(theta)**2))) / (C**2 - V**2)

print(signal_hit_time(5000, 1500, 180, 1200))
coarse hearthBOT
# delicate wren !e ```py import math def signal_hit_time(R, V, theta, C): return (R * (V * ...

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

001 | Traceback (most recent call last):
002 |   File "/home/main.py", line 6, in <module>
003 |     print(signal_hit_time(5000, 1500, 180, 1200))
004 |           ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
005 |   File "/home/main.py", line 4, in signal_hit_time
006 |     return (R * (V * math.cos(theta) - math.sqrt(C**2 - V**2 * math.sin(theta)**2))) / (C**2 - V**2)
007 |                                        ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
008 | ValueError: math domain error
delicate wren
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lmao

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!e

import math

def signal_hit_time(R, V, theta, C):
    return (R * (V * math.cos(theta) - math.sqrt(C**2 - V**2 * math.sin(theta)**2))) / (C**2 - V**2)

print(signal_hit_time(5000, 1500, math.pi, 1200))
coarse hearthBOT
delicate wren
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!e

import math

def signal_hit_time(R, V, theta, C):
    return (R * (V * math.cos(theta) + math.sqrt(C**2 - V**2 * math.sin(theta)**2))) / (C**2 - V**2)

print(signal_hit_time(5000, 1500, math.pi, 1200))
coarse hearthBOT
delicate wren
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here, it crosses the signal boundary twice

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it enters the growing sphere then leaves

delicate wren
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it can't happen when c>v, as far as I know

umbral rose
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!stream 1028671867785068574 1h

coarse hearthBOT
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βœ… @misty sinew can now stream until <t:1725311461:f>.

misty sinew
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what is going on

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leftpad

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can i steam

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mindful

shell stream
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hey

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@ornate cobalt i just want to know what editor you are using

misty sinew
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@misty sinew

delicate wren
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@ornate cobalt what type is whatever you need to pass by value

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luckily for you you asked that when I wasn't listening to music at 2/3 max volume

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Arc it

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well yes

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@ornate cobalt that doesn't really sound like a cache

obtuse valve
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ooo a lot of people are streaming tonight

delicate wren
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why are values mutable

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why not just use a hashmap

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@ornate cobalt do values depend on each other

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.or_insert_with_key

ornate cobalt
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    pub fn get_source(&mut self, filename: &'static str) -> crate::report::Result<&Source<String>> {
        if self.cache.contains_key(filename) {
            return Ok(self.cache.get(filename).unwrap());
        }

        let contents = Scanner::new(filename)
            .map_err(|e| {
                InvalidFile(filename.to_string())
                    .make(Span::empty())
                    .with_note(e)
            })?
            .read()
            .map_err(|e| {
                InvalidFile(filename.to_string())
                    .make(Span::empty())
                    .with_note(e)
            })?
            .contents;

        let inserted = self.cache.entry(filename).or_insert(Source::from(contents));
        Ok(inserted)
    }
misty sinew
delicate wren
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are you computing multiple values concurrently?

misty sinew
delicate wren
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because result?

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a what

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you literally pass the value there

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actually doesn't matter much about there

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since you're checking anyway

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@ornate cobalt why are references not allowed, again?

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@ornate cobalt can you send link to docs of that trait?

ornate cobalt
delicate wren
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I'm in a forest, and I have no idea what I need to lookup, so that'll take me quite a long time to find

delicate wren
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it's already implemented for &mut impl Cache

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consider using Eclipse's version of VSC
just for fun

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F2 sometimes has issues, but that's mostly because of indirections

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for example, pin-project

solar sentinel
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coder coder

delicate wren
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I've just left it

delicate wren
delicate wren
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whose definition of open source are we using

misty sinew
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AFGI

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AFSMUNSAI

delicate wren
# misty sinew AFGI

this is not a Rust server offtopic channel so I'm not a joke about what GL stands for

gilded urchin
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Cya guys! its been a pleasure. Thanks again @delicate wren and @misty sinew for the help πŸ™‚

quasi widget
delicate wren
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I only now realised there are even more commonalities between the latest two big hypes:
both involve "tokens"

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(crypto and ai)

delicate wren
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bring AI back to CPU and Lisp

quasi widget
umbral rose
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!stream 1028671867785068574

coarse hearthBOT
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βœ… @misty sinew can now stream until <t:1725316214:f>.

delicate wren
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I might've left it running for a bit too long
(2 squares per second)

delicate wren
misty sinew
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misty sinew
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quasi widget
misty sinew
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@quasi widget

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You there?

quasi widget
misty sinew
quasi widget
misty sinew
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Well how do I make a Token predictor, that can predict a word or two at a time from scratch

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Like your example "The sky is" answer the sky is blue

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By scratch I mean from "Scratch"

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Like coding EVERYTHING from scratch

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How would I do that? @quasi widget

umbral rose
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That's like a 100 hour question

misty sinew
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Gimme a hundred hour answer! 😊

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And I'm fully serious, I want to try to do that!

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😦

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@quasi widget

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Please tell me!

hollow smelt
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Hey guys

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I was using claude today with python today and I had it look at the code I built with openai

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It started to look like python code when I used claude

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Docstrings and such

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much better formatting @quasi widget you were right

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I can't use voice for 3 days so .... can't help ya

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He doesn't understand your accent

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@foggy cove

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No I don't yet

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It takes 3 days

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Yes read that instructions

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It takes 3 days and 50 messages

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I started a fintech and I am coding the call handling / crm integration right now for reachign customers

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I'm more of a sys admin / cyber security guy so I am using the LLMs to help me

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Yes built an api endpoint that integrates with asterisk/odoo crm and telegram

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Yes so when a lead is posted

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We need to call the person within 5 seconds

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Push the lead data to the crm

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and post the link to the lead in telegram to the sales agent

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It's my own

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I pvt msg you

foggy cove
hollow smelt
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Toronto, Canada

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Nice

foggy cove
hollow smelt
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How old are you and where are you from?

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India is a big country

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So where in India

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ah

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I went there

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LONG TIME AGO

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On my way to the palace and the taj

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GTAC

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Google Test Automation Conference in Hyderabaad

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2010 I think

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I'm so busy right now

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No time to go to india

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Integrating a telephony server is kinda touchy

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I lose 50 bucks if I lose a lead

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500 years old

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VERY WISE

foggy cove
hollow smelt
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That's going to be a better conversation when I have voice

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Yes

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Asterisk

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A little why?

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Right now

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The focus is this business

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It's a business for US customers

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and decided I wanted to build all my own tech

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From the ground up

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We pay a marketing company to provide leads right now while we build the tech

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When the tech is working well I am going to shift over to working on getting the customer acquisition cost down

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Think of it like this

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Right now I pay someone to run the marketing campaigns

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and I just build the tech to manage the leads

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When that tech is done and working I can pivot to building my own lead generation

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Nice

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Msg me a link

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Nobody ever went wrong clicking links

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I still can't get those 3 girls and that cup out

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love the video

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Toronto is near mumbia πŸ˜‰

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Who are you on the photos?

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Send me you rlinked in

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Nah that doesn't matter

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It's interesting to meet you man

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I like your sight nicely done

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That's great news

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Lots of business to be had

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Congrats man, I started my first business when I was 17

foggy cove
hollow smelt
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With all these new tools out there

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It's definitely the way to go

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The trick is always figuring out the marketing

foggy cove
hollow smelt
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Aside from my fintech I have a friend who is helping out we're going to build an odoo crm integration business

foggy cove
hollow smelt
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Maybe we can do something together

foggy cove
hollow smelt
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I have an api server

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It receives a posted lead as a json packet

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Then it checks the phone system for an available sales bridge

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generates a lead in odoo

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shares the odoo link and a basic details card via telegram so the sales rep knows what's coming

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and makes an outbound call to the lead bridging them into the conference with the sales rep

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YEs first going to use my lead site

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yeah

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Don't know a better notification service than telegram

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quart==0.18.3
hypercorn==0.14.3
asyncio==3.4.3
aiohttp==3.8.4
panoramisk==1.4.2

languid grotto
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πŸ‘‹

hollow smelt
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flask isn't asynchronnous

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Hey Grog

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I need async

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For how the asterisk ws/ami works

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When you originate a call, you have to wait for the event to come up

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It doesn't hold until complete

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Also asterisk has a restful interfeace that is more powerful which I would use more in future

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so would prefer to write asynchronous code

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Future goal is to enable webrtc right from the web form

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The LLM helps a lot

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I'm using cursor IDE now

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I was using chatgpt but as some others said, claude is way better

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Cursor is great

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I was coding in VI

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and copy/pasting from chatgpt

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LOL

languid grotto
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i was thinking of using cursor to create a chrome extension ,how is it ?

hollow smelt
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I mean,..... I am persistent if nothign else

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It's great Grog

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I like the documentation link

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I think ramping up on cursor is a good investment

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It's a fork of VSCODE

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And it's better than co-pilot

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Claude now

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Someone here convinced me

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and it was obvious right away

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I'm in the trial now

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but really at what 40 bucks a month

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It's well worth it

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I'm happy now

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I set up rsync

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so I push to my docker container

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ask your llm lol

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ok nice chatting

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Need to run, son wants to watch a movie

languid grotto
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by

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: (

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yup

foggy cove
languid grotto
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somewhere around there

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what are you working on currently?

ocean cosmos
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@misty sinew Good XD

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@misty sinew What's yo stack bear

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lol

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Ahan great which languages?

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I just recently sent the text mentioning the technologies I've learned or am learning

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@misty sinew I'm preparing myself for a Unicorn Startup so gotta hustle for that

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It's a long way to go

hoary citrus
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again wrong chat

twin quail
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hi

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i need help

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with my python project

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can anyone help

carmine heath
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@warped canopy hello

delicate wren
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@tame leaf I have the same with paper I think

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fork?

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forks are mainly to contribute to the original project

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so for forks you should actually be looking at PRs

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@tame leaf @mild flume two heads => distributed stupidity

mild flume
delicate wren
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like there is a communication overhead

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hmm

languid grotto
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πŸ‘€

sterile phoenix
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ice shaver?

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thanks

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i love you too

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My name is pronounced: "McNougat". It just written as arian

tame leaf
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Gn @stuck bluff

delicate wren
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Django has its ORM

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it's okay

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@mild flume what was that company that crossed $1B valuation or something like that with spreadsheets as backing data store?

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I might be off by a few orders of magnitude

mild flume
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Huh, just found this

delicate wren
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me when CSS involves this insanity

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yes, there is 1/inf because CSS is more fine with cursed division than maths is

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there
1/0 -> inf
1/inf -> 0

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same as floats in general

mild flume
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One sec

delicate wren
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rrr

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I can't get used to new link paste

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like

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I try to replace the whole message by pasting text over it

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and it does not do that

proper ridge
proper ridge
delicate wren
proper ridge
delicate wren
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it's only necessary to prove that d_1 is either 0 or 1

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there's actually another part that needs to be proven

glass trout
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from django.db import models

# Character model
class Character(models.Model):
    name = models.CharField(max_length=100)
    health = models.IntegerField(default=100)
    attack_stat = models.IntegerField(default=10)
    defense_stat = models.IntegerField(default=5)
    ability_stat = models.IntegerField(default=0)

    def __str__(self):
        return self.name

    def take_damage(self, amount):


    def attack(self, target, weapon=None):


# Item model
class Item(models.Model):
    ITEM_TYPES = (
        ('weapon', 'Weapon'),
        ('armor', 'Armor'),
        ('potion', 'Potion'),
        ('misc', 'Miscellaneous'),
    )
    
    name = models.CharField(max_length=100)
    item_type = models.CharField(max_length=50, choices=ITEM_TYPES)
    attack_bonus = models.IntegerField(default=0)
    defense_bonus = models.IntegerField(default=0)
    health_bonus = models.IntegerField(default=0)
    description = models.TextField()

    def __str__(self):
        return self.name


# Inventory model
class Inventory(models.Model):
    character = models.ForeignKey(Character, on_delete=models.CASCADE)
    item = models.ForeignKey(Item, on_delete=models.CASCADE)
    equipped = models.BooleanField(default=False)

    def __str__(self):
        return f"{self.character.name}'s {self.item.name} ({'Equipped' if self.equipped else 'Not Equipped'})"


# Enemy model
class Enemy(models.Model):
    name = models.CharField(max_length=100)
    health = models.IntegerField(default=100)
    attack_stat = models.IntegerField(default=10)
    defense_stat = models.IntegerField(default=5)

    def __str__(self):
        return self.name

    def take_damage(self, amount):
        self.health -= amount
        self.save()
proper ridge
delicate wren
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yes, I've sent it

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it's quite simple

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you can just assume ceil is original value + unkown in [0,1)

quasi widget
delicate wren
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and prove for all such unknowns

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or something like that

mild flume
delicate wren
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yes

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so you don't need to do anything smart with "remainders"

mild flume
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Makes sense

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@elder wraith How goes it

delicate wren
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just OAuth2

elder wraith
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Listening to people talk about password handling

elder wraith
mild flume
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Fair

delicate wren
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@proper junco overflow-y: scroll

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there might be an option to have it auto-showup

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overflow-y: auto is another way

delicate wren
delicate wren
proper junco
glass trout
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import React, { useState, useEffect } from 'react';

const BASE_URL = 'http://localhost:8000';

function RPGGame({ characterId, enemyId }) {
  const [character, setCharacter] = useState(null);
  const [enemy, setEnemy] = useState(null);
  const [inventory, setInventory] = useState([]);
  const [message, setMessage] = useState('');

  useEffect(() => {
    fetch(`${BASE_URL}/character/${characterId}/`).then(response => response.json()).then(data => setCharacter(data));
    fetch(`${BASE_URL}/enemy/${enemyId}/`).then(response => response.json()).then(data => setEnemy(data));
    fetch(`${BASE_URL}/inventory/${characterId}/`).then(response => response.json()).then(data => setInventory(data.inventory));
  }, [characterId, enemyId]);

  const handleAttack = (weaponId) => {
  };

  const handleDefend = () => {
  };

  const handleEquip = (itemId) => {
  };

  return (
    <div>
      <h1>RPG Game</h1>
      {character && <div><h2>{character.name}</h2><p>Health: {character.health}</p><p>Attack: {character.attack_stat}</p><p>Defense: {character.defense_stat}</p></div>}
      {enemy && <div><h2>Enemy: {enemy.name}</h2><p>Health: {enemy.health}</p><p>Attack: {enemy.attack_stat}</p><p>Defense: {enemy.defense_stat}</p></div>}
      <h2>Inventory</h2>
      <ul>
        {inventory.map(item => (
          <li key={item.id}>
            {item.name} - {item.type}
            {item.equipped ? ' Equipped' : <button onClick={() => handleEquip(item.id)}>Equip</button>}
          </li>
        ))}
      </ul>
      <h2>Actions</h2>
      <button onClick={() => handleAttack()}>Attack</button>
      <button onClick={handleDefend}>Defend</button>
      {inventory.filter(item => item.type === 'weapon').map(weapon => (
        <button key={weapon.id} onClick={() => handleAttack(weapon.id)}>Attack with {weapon.name}</button>
      ))}
      <p>{message}</p>
    </div>
  );
}

export default RPGGame;
#

@proper junco look at this frontend

#

Look how easy it is in ReactJS

#

useEffect is accounting for live updates on component changes

delicate wren
#

uh

glass trout
#

From there your just handling your API calls

delicate wren
#

why is useeffect stuff all together

#

it should be two separate

#

one for enemyId

#

one for characterId

umbral rose
#

Even if this was correct, this wouldn't update the page for other users.

glass trout
#

It's just a small skeleton lol I am not going to write it all for him

#

Just a starting point to peak into

#

I am talking about how ReactJS handles lives components for each user

#

Rather then in VanillaJS

delicate wren
#

(nothing in that code is responsible for live updates/sync)

#

there is actually a somewhat dumb way to make that code work:
have it fetch in while (true)-ish manner (with cancellation tokens or whatever JS uses),
pass current value via POST method body,
if the server receives a value different from what it has, returns up-to-date-one immediately,
otherwise waits until it changes then replies

#

on timeouts just retry

#

oversimplified long-poll

glass trout
#

Dude I provide a bare version your critizing to much on some quick code that I could care less about as its just there for him in a pseudo like manner I am not going to spend time lol to draw him up a full ethical manner it does show the handling of states in it for him to note but dude yall going in to hard lol on just pseudo code

delicate wren
#

we're not criticizing, just pointing out that it's irrelevant to one of the points of the original problem

glass trout
#

I am talking about states

mild flume
#

Utah?

glass trout
#

Where it is he can see ReactJS

mild flume
#

Oh California then

delicate wren
#

as for state management, yeah, React

glass trout
#

He asked about ReactJS vs VanillaJS just showing the simplicity of it

delicate wren
#

yeah, then fine

glass trout
#

Yeah not going to spood feed him

#

I provide him the spoon

#

So he can feed himself

#

πŸ˜…

delicate wren
#

websockets are somewhat of a pain to deal with directly

#

not as terrible as TCP but still

#

including for the cases of forgetting to enable WebSockets on the proxy at all

#

in that case it defaults to long-poll

delicate wren
glass trout
#

no yeah I edited that out long ago lol I realized I was mixing two things together, wanted to point out states not live calling fetching but a fetch can be called upon a state changing thus taking away the need to loop etc

delicate wren
#

yeah, have an ID that's incremented each time update happens, to trigger useEffect rerun

quasi widget
#

brb

elder wraith
#

#pydisadminsdidnothingwrong

mild flume
misty sinew
#

@mild flume
If you are not busy, and want to, could I stream perms for a bit so I can quietly stream my work in progress

thin lintel
mild flume
#

I'm back, just currently can't talk

thin lintel
#

see!!! the voice is back ^^

mild flume
#

Hell yeah

mild flume
#

@glass trout A degree is going to look better to employers compared to self taught or boot camp

ocean mist
#

HRs prefer them first

mild flume
#

I'm looking for the numbers

ocean mist
mild flume
#

Oh just in general. Trying to see the rates of employment for bootcamp grads vs college/university grads

ocean mist
#

ok

mild flume
#

The numbers are closer than I thought

#

Still looking, though

thin lintel
mild flume
#

So the weird thing I'm seeing that similar employment rates for bootcamp grads and college grads

elder wraith
mild flume
#

All the sources are at the bottom of the page

elder wraith
#

Yea, Surveys

#

Looking into other studies, they relied on the bootcamps to feed the data and obviously they were highly incentive to mess with numbers

mild flume
#

The biggest thing that I'm seeing is that you lose the ability to do the usual networking and contacts you get from universities

#

Yeah I'm trying to corroborate the numbers

#

Affordability is one point in favor for the camps

thin lintel
#

free university πŸ˜‰

midnight dagger
#

everyone is so boring here πŸ₯±

mild flume
midnight dagger
#

🫢

elder wraith
blazing garnet
#

im hoping I can ask for some help, or maybe some suggestions. Is there a way to define a custom formatter such that I can turn code that might look like:

        B1_p = jnp.einsum("fp,bp -> bf", self.B1_p, p_)
        B1_x = jnp.einsum("fx,bx -> bf", self.B1_x, x_)
        B2_xp = jnp.einsum("fxp,bx,bp -> bf", self.B2_xp, x_, p_)

and have this formatted automattically to look like this:

        B1_p = jnp.einsum("fp,bp      -> bf", self.B1_p, p_)
        B1_x = jnp.einsum("fx,bx      -> bf", self.B1_x, x_)
        B2_xp = jnp.einsum("fxp,bx,bp -> bf", self.B2_xp, x_, p_)

Ideally this is something I can setup directly within vscode. Also just to be clear I use ruff, however I havent be able to find a way to customize it to acheive what I said above

limber walrus
#

this is somewhere where there is no hospital

blazing garnet
wary fable
#

?

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I've been off-grid

brazen wadi
#

lol

wary fable
#

been in the woods

limber walrus
#

this is everything I'm going to be learning in Python this semester:

sequence
selection
repetition
functions 
lists 
tuples
dictionaries
sets
arrays
strings
files
exceptions```
brazen wadi
#

lmao

limber walrus
#

ez

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lol

limber walrus
brazen wadi
mild flume
#

I'd have to thumb through ruff to figure out the how. #tools-and-devops might know better than I

limber walrus
#

I want to install Arch

brazen wadi
#

@unborn marlin The device joined through Entra? or AD Joined?

#

lmao

#

@elder wraith What do you have against Windows? You going hard lol

limber walrus
elder wraith
mild flume
#

It'll either involve playing with ruff or something with an LSP

blazing garnet
mild flume
#

Assuming that the system specs are the same

blazing garnet
mild flume
#

I would assume it could still have driver conflicts

brazen wadi
#

lol

#

You guys are harsh

elder wraith
#

Linux desktop is a trap

brazen wadi
#

I could never swap fully over. I like to game on my desktop and certain games are not there majority. So, keeping the VM I will do

#

Yeah, I put Ubuntu on a gaming laptop and it was very simple

#

Everything worked seamlessly

#

GNOME

elder wraith
limber walrus
#

can someone give @iron widget access to stream so we can help him?

#

one second

misty sinew
#
#include <iostream>
#include <glad/glad.h>
#include <GLFW/glfw3.h>

void framebuffer_size_callback(GLFWwindow* window, int width, int height)
{
    glViewport(0, 0, width, height);
}

int main()
{
    if (!glfwInit())
    {
        std::cout << "Failed to initialize GLFW" << std::endl;
        return -1;
    }

    glfwWindowHint(GLFW_SAMPLES, 4);
    glfwWindowHint(GLFW_CONTEXT_VERSION_MAJOR, 3);
    glfwWindowHint(GLFW_CONTEXT_VERSION_MINOR, 3);
    glfwWindowHint(GLFW_OPENGL_PROFILE, GLFW_OPENGL_CORE_PROFILE);

    GLFWwindow* window;
    window = glfwCreateWindow(800, 600, "OpenGL Test Window", NULL, NULL);
    if (window == NULL)
    {
        std::cout << "Failed to open GLFW window" << std::endl;
        return -1;
    }
    glfwMakeContextCurrent(window);

    if (!gladLoadGLLoader((GLADloadproc)glfwGetProcAddress))
    {
        std::cout << "Failed to initialize GLAD" << std::endl;
        return -1;
    }

    glViewport(0, 0, 800, 600);
    glfwSetFramebufferSizeCallback(window, framebuffer_size_callback);

    while(!glfwWindowShouldClose(window))
    {
        glfwSwapBuffers(window);
        glfwPollEvents();    
    }

    glfwTerminate();
    return 0;
}
delicate wren
#

I've more or less finished proving my CSS is actually correct and not just something that only appears to work

#

still not sure if there's an easier way

#

probably there is

#

also that whole proof thing was kind of extra, since visual reasoning for why the thing is correct, is enough

#

@ornate cobalt do you want to try solving that grid thing?
it's closer to leetcode-ish problems than to actual CSS, so can be done in something like Rust (or your own language)

#

and if you're doing it in your own language you can also enforce no-branching rule that the exercise has

#

(as a very bad linter that only forbids ifs and loops)

#

calculating optimal number of columns

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given n squares and r ratio of height/width, maximal positive integer x such that n // x <= r

#

I had to do that in CSS because it gives best results, visually

#

two very separate things at work:
one for a small number of videos,
the other for a large number of colour-only indicators

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small being <20, large being >200

delicate wren
# delicate wren

repo for that is public under CC0
(allowing to just copy and use it wherever without attribution)
will add proofs when I have them written down in a more formal manner

#

it sounds a lot like something that should just be in CSS standard itself

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but I was unable to find anything

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maybe it is and I'm just bad at searching

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only the number of squares

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most CSS stuff is trivially computable, doing division at worst

delicate wren
#

unfortunate

#

AI-enabled editor written in a language that AI can't understand

#

just like Lisp

#

(Lisp historically was an AI-tech language too)

#

for now with Rust you need a human to establish the system of how to work within a certain project,
than feed all that context into AI

#

it cannot come up with new enough solutions yet

#

but 99% of obvious things it fails on, I'm sure it can be made to work with

#

most of stuff I have in the list I solved based on systematic reasoning and not some one-time breakthrough

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nvidia:

crypto boom: we gaming
crypto crash: it's joever
ai boom: we're so back

#

as in running rustc inside the browser?

#

theoretically possible

#

so theoretically using that as a backend for C/LLVM should be possible

#

amazing

coarse hearthBOT
#

examples/rustc.html lines 26 to 30

<p id="note">
  Note: the failure to invoke the linker at the end is expected.
  WASI doesn't have a way to invoke external processes and rustc doesn't have a builtin linker.
  This demo highlights how far `​rustc`​ can get on this polyfill before failing due to other reasons.
</p>```
delicate wren
#

(WASI has no execve)

quasi widget
quasi widget
#

Its started!

twin quail
#

hi

modest thistle
#

what if you take up paid intrenships that could get you into a job position in some time @proper ridge ?

proper ridge
#

!paste

coarse hearthBOT
#
Pasting large amounts of code

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

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

proper ridge
#

@crisp hazel @misty sinew is being rude and making vulgar remarks.

umbral rose
#

!pban 1236268526176829554 1m It seems like you are only here to troll.

coarse hearthBOT
#

:incoming_envelope: :ok_hand: applied ban to @hexed hollow until <t:1728055248:f> (1 month).

blazing garnet
#

@lilac mural
L'objectif du projet est-il de stocker les mots de passe de manière sécurisée, ou le projet demande-t-il aux utilisateurs d'avoir accès s'ils ont fourni le bon mot de passe?

modest flare
jagged hawk
#

sup

hexed stirrup
scarlet skiff
#

x = float (input ('ΒαλΡ θΡση'))

how can I make it if they say 1 to print a text?

x = float (input ('ΒαλΡ θΡση'))
if x = 1:
print ('ΠΡρασΡς')

is that right?

stuck bluff
#

@chrome mirage πŸ‘‹

hoary citrus
#

@umbral rose Hello!

fair heron
hoary citrus
#

I need help.

stuck bluff
#

@drowsy pelican πŸ‘‹

#

@pine olive πŸ‘‹

pine olive
#

Π― русский

stuck bluff
#

We're all from somewhere.

fair heron
drowsy pelican
#

yo guys

#

what yall doing here ?

fair heron
hoary citrus
drowsy pelican
#

there are a lot of elif lol

mild flume
#

And they look exactly as I imagined

carmine heath
#
def print_pattern(n):
    for i in range(n):
        for j in range(n):
            print(max(1, min(i + 1, j + 1, n - i, n - j)), end=" ")
        print()


# Example usage
n = 7
print_pattern(n)
mild flume
#

!e

def print_pattern(n):
    for i in range(n):
        for j in range(n):
            print(max(1, min(i + 1, j + 1, n - i, n - j)), end=" ")
        print()


# Example usage
n = 7
print_pattern(n)
coarse hearthBOT
umbral rose
#

!e

def create_number_chart(n):
    for i in range(-n, n + 1):
        for j in range(-n, n + 1):
            print(max(abs(i), abs(j)), end=" ")
        print()

create_number_chart(4)
coarse hearthBOT
stuck bluff
#

@clever tree πŸ‘‹

umbral rose
#

!e

def create_number_chart(n):
    for i in range(-n + 1, n):
        for j in range(-n + 1, n):
            print(max(abs(i) + 1, abs(j) + 1), end=" ")
        print()

create_number_chart(4)
coarse hearthBOT
stuck bluff
#

!e ```py
import numpy as np

def func(start, end):
arr = np.array([[start]])
arr = np.pad(arr, abs(start - end), 'linear_ramp', end_values=end)
return arr

for line in func(1, 4):
print(*line)```

coarse hearthBOT
stuck bluff
#

!e ```py
import numpy as np

def func(start, end):
arr = np.array([[start]])
arr = np.pad(arr, abs(start - end), 'linear_ramp', end_values=end)
return arr

for line in func(4, 1):
print(*line)```

coarse hearthBOT
umbral rose
#

It also has to be high to low

mild flume
#

@hollow smelt

obtuse valve
#

!e

def print_pattern(n):
    for i in range(n):
        for j in range(n):
            print(max(1, min(i + 1, j + 1, n - i, n - j)), end=" ")
        print()


# Example usage
n = 2
print_pattern(n)
coarse hearthBOT
obtuse valve
#

!e

def print_pattern(n):
    for i in range(n):
        for j in range(n):
            print(max(1, min(i + 1, j + 1, n - i, n - j)), end=" ")
        print()


# Example usage
n = 4
print_pattern(n)
coarse hearthBOT
vestal summit
#

Hello all !!

terse sierra
#

Professional Cat wrangler , can ride a horse and tame kittys , all the bean ya can eat @mild flume

#

Solitaire in Space ?

thin lintel
#

prop, I found a kitten

terse sierra
#

ohh how old ?

thin lintel
#

he will join me at 14 weeks

terse sierra
#

@thin lintel

#

wonder how the older kittys will greet new one

hoary citrus
#

@mild flume Can I get stream perms?

thin lintel
#

we shall see

terse sierra
#

some in China were wearing space suits @hollow smelt

#

will you select by randomness OR .... @thin lintel

thin lintel
#

no, from a shelter

#

homeshelter

terse sierra
#

oh is a good way ... sometimes the kitty picks you , they just show up on doorstep @thin lintel

#

my neighbors get random kittys , however a shelter is good too @thin lintel

terse sierra
#

Trudeau , echos of Castro @hollow smelt

stuck bluff
terse sierra
#

check pics on trains , especially new york @stuck bluff

#

during , the long days of 19 , booze and pot stores stayed open , GOV owned ya know @hollow smelt

#

Fentaynol is made in China , seems to flow freely to North America , did you ever wonder @hollow smelt

hoary citrus
#

@umbral rose Can you to help me with the not showing operators? If you have time.

mild flume
#

Back later, have to do a run

raven orbit
raven orbit
#

Bustards, including floricans and korhaans, are large, terrestrial birds living mainly in dry grassland areas and in steppe regions. They range in length from 40 to 150 cm (16 to 59 in). They make up the family Otididae (, formerly known as Otidae).
Bustards are omnivorous and opportunistic, eating leaves, buds, seeds, fruit, small vertebrates, ...

#

do not deny your bustard custard

#

lest it attack you with mustard

terse sierra
#

road runner ' ish

terse sierra
#

did you see the episode when everybody finally met Snuffy @misty sinew

#

they think big bird crazy - then find out

tiny osprey
#

xddddddd

delicate wren
#

I did a bit of C#

#

in 2017~2022

tiny osprey
#

i learned c# but in germaaan

#

:0

delicate wren
tiny osprey
#

I SEE RUST

raven orbit
elder wraith
#

Update October 7th, 6:51AM ET: Updated with Snap’s statement that its work on the initiatives predate the report from NBC News.

delicate wren
#

Telegram was very happy to cooperate with Russian government

#

so they don't really have "principles" or whatever in terms of protecting customers

elder wraith
#

Telegram was pretty much Russian Asset

#

Just like WhatsApp is American one

delicate wren
#

no AVX2
can't run Mongo either

#

maybe that was AVX not 2

#

Mongo starting from version 5

#

the whole thing

delicate wren
#

so ig might be okay-ish

#

some low-power CPUs don't have AVX, so can't run Mongo there

#

e.g. on J4105

misty sinew
#

@quasi widget

mild flume
misty sinew
#

Imma get it

mild flume
#

I think there are actual requirements when you get a .org

misty sinew
#

really?

mild flume
#

Yes

elder wraith
delicate wren
#

they're written down but not enforced, ig?

raven orbit
#

this is what I meant

delicate wren
mild flume
raven orbit
#

QGIS is a geographic information system (GIS) software that is free and open-source. QGIS supports Windows, macOS, and Linux. It supports viewing, editing, printing, and analysis of geospatial data in a range of data formats. QGIS was previously also known as Quantum GIS.

quasi widget
delicate wren
#

every major version increment be like

misty sinew
#

react 19 be like

raven orbit
delicate wren
#

maybe that even works

raven orbit
delicate wren
raven orbit
#

pls no

misty sinew
deft halo
#

The site looks good

quasi widget
#

fizz = itertools.cycle([""] * 2 + ["Fizz"])

granite nymph
#

@quasi widget I have resolved it πŸ˜…

Here is my solution to the problem. I actually did it with the help of a friend @cold trellis a while ago:

def fizz_buzz(n):
  for i in range(1, n + 1):
    output = ""
    
    if i % 3 == 0:
      output += "Fizz"
    
    if i % 5 == 0:
      output += "Buzz"
      
    if output == "":
      print(f"{i:03d}")
    else:
      print(f"{i:03d}: {output}")


fizz_buzz(101)
worthy sigil
#

Hello

stuck bluff
#

@plucky drum πŸ‘‹

#

I'm a dill. Wrong channel.

#

Let me try that again.

slow swift
#

Anhone have 1 ton coin pls help me for some gas fee

obtuse valve
# carmine heath

like i suck at "algorithmic thinking" eg solving things like this

#

sure i can read research + read code documentation and think code but doing stuff like these? no

#

whats the difference between Any and Unknown

#

hey @hearty heath long time no see

delicate wren
#

@ornate cobalt

#

(unless that meaningless discussion is over already)

#

adding reference support to that thing I sent

#

there's a big project based on another model of abstract computation,
and that model adds some overhead (still way, way faster than Python though)

#

I'm checking whether I can improve the performance further

#

and potentially even simplify the code

#

I already have levels of code ergonomics that Python will never achieve in both versions

#

the only competing language is Haskell

#

whose levels of typing magic the thing I'm writing has already approached

#

which of the two

#

high or low

#

there were two files

#

both are the first verse of To The Hellfire

#

just two octaves apart

ornate cobalt
delicate wren
#

it's kind of a trivial technique

#

both take very little physical effort

#

it doesn't, that's the whole point

#

it's so loud it echoes

#

maybe the room is somewhat suboptimal for this stuff

#

I think Tallah's vocalist can do those highs too

#

though he rarely does

delicate wren
#

so the only damage that can happen is from air drying everything

#

below ~300Hz I can't do stuff reliably

delicate wren
#

3:39

delicate wren
delicate wren
#

if lambda?

#

!e

print(lambda: 1 if False else 2)
coarse hearthBOT
delicate wren
#

yes

#

if it's free-form (insignificant whitespace), then it must be parsed as a call

#

warning, yes

#

or implement an autoformatter and refuse to compile if code is misformatted

#

you can make the indenting thing interpret \r as "clear stored_space and write \r"

#

multiple rules

#

if you're matching on different tokens

#

you can accept a token

#

and then pass it to another macro

#

and that some other macro would have separate rules

#

ideally something like this?

#[ruse_builtin]
fn print(values: Value, sep: Value) -> Result<Value> {
    /* ... */
}
#

^ this needs a proc-macro

opaque wedge
#

Hello everyone one

delicate wren
#

you need a separate library anyway

opaque wedge
#

Can anyone have the solution of my question

delicate wren
#
[workspace]
members = ["ruse-derive"] # or whatever you call it

[dependencies]
ruse-derive.path = "ruse-derive"
opaque wedge
#

The question is about binary

delicate wren
delicate wren
#

multi-crate workspaces are quite common

#

yes, outside

#

also why is it PascalCase

#

uh

#

how did you create it again?

#

remove RuseDerive
add [workspace] section to your root Cargo.toml
run cargo new --lib ruse-derive

#

workspace members aren't supposed to have their own Cargo.lock

#

iirc:

[lib]
proc-macro = true
opaque wedge
#

How to put binary equations in computer

delicate wren
opaque wedge
#

Binary is 0 and 1

#

Every alphabet has its own binary number

delicate wren
#

^ creator of serde, syn and proc-macro2

#

so probably has some idea of how to write those

delicate wren
delicate wren
opaque wedge
#

Wait my question is

delicate wren
#

I just used the docs to see what's available

#

time for me to go

ornate cobalt
#

got functions working finally

mental lintel
#

@stuck bluff πŸ‘‹πŸΌ

hollow smelt
#

!stream

#

Requesting 30 minutes

#

Isn't there a command for htat

hoary citrus
hollow smelt
#

What's the right way to ask?

#
asterisk_manager.on_login = lambda mngr: logging.info("Logged into AMI.")

async def startup():
    logging.info("Starting up AMI connection...")
    await asterisk_manager.connect()
    await load_existing_bridges()
    logging.info("Existing bridges loaded.")

@app.before_serving
async def before_serving():
    await startup()

if __name__ == '__main__':
    config = Config()
    config.bind = ["0.0.0.0:5000"]
    asyncio.run(serve(app, config))```
hoary citrus
stuck bluff
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Streaming permissions are granted upon request of a voice-regular moderator-and-above level user at their discretion. The best time to ask them is when they're already in the voice chat.

tidal citrus
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can i use this chat to ask for help

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im just trying to install pip

stuck bluff
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In practice, this usually means either Mr. Hemlock or Mindful Dev. Sometimes LX or Griff.

hollow smelt
#
from hypercorn.config import Config
from hypercorn.asyncio import serve
import asyncio
import logging

# ... (rest of your imports and code)

if __name__ == '__main__':
    asterisk_manager.on_connect = lambda mngr: logging.info("Connected to AMI.")
    asterisk_manager.on_login = lambda mngr: logging.info("Logged into AMI.")
    config = Config()
    config.bind = ["0.0.0.0:5000"]
    asyncio.run(serve(app, config))```
tidal citrus
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how do i install pip

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i just get this

misty sinew
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download python

tidal citrus
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thanks just needed to by in powershell thank you guys

hollow smelt
#
    asterisk_manager.on_connect = lambda mngr: logging.info("Connected to AMI.")
    asterisk_manager.on_login = lambda mngr: logging.info("Logged into AMI.")
    config = Config()
    config.bind = ["0.0.0.0:5000"]
    asyncio.run(serve(app, config))```
#
FROM python:3.9-slim

# Set the working directory in the container
WORKDIR /app

# Copy the current directory contents into the container at /app
COPY ./bin /app

# Copy the private key into the container
COPY private_key.pem /app/keys/private_key.pem

# Install any needed packages specified in requirements.txt
RUN pip install --no-cache-dir -r requirements.txt

# Install Hypercorn to serve the Quart app
RUN pip install --no-cache-dir hypercorn

# Make port 5000 available to the world outside this container
EXPOSE 5000

# Define environment variables
ENV PRIVATE_KEY_PATH=/app/keys/private_key.pem

# Command to run Hypercorn server
CMD ["hypercorn", "--bind", "0.0.0.0:5000", "api:app"]
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hollow smelt
mental lintel
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Play with pyautogui

mellow marsh
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Hey, I am an App and web developer I can help you guys if you need any kind of help you can easily message me once

stuck bluff
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@misty sinew πŸ‘‹

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!voice

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misty sinew
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!voice

quasi widget
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Kinda loud on my end what’s goodie

stuck bluff
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@pine solar πŸ‘‹

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stuck warren
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Hi you to

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How to be allowed to speak?

stuck bluff
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stuck warren
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!voice

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Nothing happens

stuck bluff
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There are criteria and instructions listed. πŸ™‚

misty sinew
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i got almost close

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! start print input stream
?23 push char 23 into current stream
; next token group
?23 push char 23 into current stream
; next token group
?24 push char 24 into current stream
; next token group
?34 push char 34 into current stream
; next token group
$ end current stream

final: !?23;?23;?24;?34;$

torpid elm
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STATE MACHINE GOES BRRR

misty sinew
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i am audible?

torpid elm
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no

misty sinew
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why

torpid elm
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you never will be

misty sinew
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lol

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seriously

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tell me

torpid elm
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k

misty sinew
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no

torpid elm
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speak

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ya I can hear you @misty sinew

misty sinew
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ok

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fine

stuck bluff
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Reek curr sieve Dee's scent.

misty sinew
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i am from panjab

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btw

torpid elm
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the only correct spelling

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How tf A.I became even competent enough to write interpreter

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yapGPT shits bed when i say it to write normal SQL

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btw now we are talking about interpreter have you guys written an LR(k) parsor ?

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I tried to write one for subset of go

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but still it's damm hard to write one by hand

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true

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their is no char called 69 in above string

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@ornate cobalt is the parser LR(K)?

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in ruse

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look a head K char

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so how did you built the state tables?

ornate cobalt
torpid elm
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@ornate cobalt add class in it

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FULL ON OOP

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oh

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lol

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can you show FMT?

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@ornate cobalt

misty sinew
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!       start print input stream
?72     push char 72 into current stream (H)
;       next token group
?69     push char 69 into current stream (E)
;       next token group
?76     push char 76 into current stream (L)
;       next token group
?76     push char 76 into current stream (L)
;       next token group
?79     push char 79 into current stream (O)
;       next token group
?32     push char 32 into current stream ( )
;       next token group
?87     push char 87 into current stream (W)
;       next token group
?79     push char 79 into current stream (O)
;       next token group
?82     push char 82 into current stream (R)
;       next token group
?76     push char 76 into current stream (L)
;       next token group
?68     push char 68 into current stream (D)
;       next token group
?21     push char 21 into current stream (!)
;       next token group
$       end current stream
&       next task
var1    identifier called var1
#       link to
^       int type
1       number
;       next token group
!       start print input stream
var1    identifier called var1
$       end current stream
;       next token group
@       end program


final: !?72;?69;?76;?76;?79;?32;?87;?79;?82;?76;?68;?21;$&var1#^1;!var1$;@

output:

HELLO WORLD!
1
torpid elm
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what

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damm

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so basically

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you made

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a new brainfuck

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tf is mustafa?

misty sinew
#
~!?72;?69;?76;?76;?79;?32;?87;?79;?82;?76;?68;?21;$;&;@
``` Hello world
torpid elm
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@ornate cobalt Yes everyone who has died has entered HAVEN

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πŸ’€

misty sinew
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g++ C:/coding-projects/CPP-Dev/bassil/src/main.cpp C:/coding-projects/CPP-Dev/bassil/src/cpp/error_report.cpp C:/coding-projects/CPP-Dev/bassil/src/cpp/utils.cpp C:/coding-projects/CPP-Dev/bassil/src/cpp/lexer.cpp C:/coding-projects/CPP-Dev/bassil/src/cpp/test_window.cpp C:/coding-projects/CPP-Dev/bassil/src/glad.c -o C:/coding-projects/CPP-Dev/bassil/build/Bassil-Main-Build-ORS-A01 -IC:/coding-projects/CPP-Dev/bassil/include -LC:/coding-projects/CPP-Dev/bassil/lib -lglfw3dll -lgdi32 -luser32 -lshell32 -lopengl32 -Wall -Werror -Wpedantic -e WinMain```
torpid elm
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damm

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C++ dev here in chat

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@ornate cobalt make index FLOAT TYPE

hardy birch
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kinda REALLY new to python and need some help on an arduino related project but i need python for it to talk to my pc. anybody willing to help????

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ANYONE????

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please?

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pretty please?

proper ridge
hardy birch
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no...it's somewhat of a startup

proper ridge
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I don't follow.

hardy birch
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want me to explain?

proper ridge
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You're trying to create a startup (as in a company) in software development, and you need help with python basics and arduino?

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Please do.

hardy birch
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it's FOR school environment but not for a school given assignment or smth

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ok so boiled down it's a buncha esp8266's getting unique messages from a pc

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now the problem is that the CEPA (what im calling this whole thing) needs pc side time schedule handling

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i can explain further if you would like me to

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but just know that i really need help

proper ridge
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Sure, I am not that fluent with the arduino side of things, but I'd be happy to help with the python side if I can.

hardy birch
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yes please man

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yes please 😭

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how can we talk?

proper ridge
#

Please explain the question you have here, and if you need to show code, use paste bin.

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!paste

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hardy birch
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the problem is

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there IS no code

proper ridge
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So, you don't have a code-related question?

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Let me stop talking. Just explain what you actually need, and we'll go from there.

hardy birch
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alr

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lemme type for a minute then

proper ridge
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Take your time, I'm not going anywhere.

signal kettle
#

hello

hardy birch
# proper ridge Take your time, I'm not going anywhere.

I'm working on a school communication system called CEPA (Computerised Enhanced Public Announcement), which aims to manage teacher announcements and timetables across classrooms. Each classroom has a device 'CEPA Device' connected to a central master (CEPA Master), and announcements are sent based on teacher location data

(Fixed Time Table - FTB, Adjustment Time Table - ADJ, Teacher Presence Table - TPT).

I need help with creating and managing multiple Python-based databases and scripts for-

Creating the Fixed Time Table (FTb)- Input and store weekly schedules for all classrooms.
Handling the Adjustment Time Table (ADJ)- Manage daily changes (teacher absences or replacements).
Managing the Teacher Presence Table (TPT)- Track whether each teacher is present or absent daily via RFID scanning.
Generating the Teacher Location Table (TLT): Combine FTB, ADJ, and TPT to track real-time teacher locations for accurate message delivery.
Automating Announcements- Send period-chamge announcements based on real-world time, and direct teacher-specific messages to the correct classroom based on TLT.
I would appreciate assistance in building the logic for database management, user interfaces, and Python-to-Arduino (ESP8266) communication.

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@proper ridge

delicate wren
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@misty sinew πŸ‘‹

slate pecan
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whoever joined me - it turns out I don't have priviledge to speak in VC yet :/ sry

delicate wren
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need to go
(office time)

stuck bluff
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@dusk bone πŸ‘‹

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frail ridge
thin lintel
stuck bluff
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ashen willow
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@thin lintelthere should be a person Programmers: y = "Hello World"

stuck bluff
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@sharp kettle πŸ‘‹

thin lintel
stuck bluff
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@arctic breach πŸ‘‹

proper ridge
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@fair heron Have you checked out the 4bit quantization of Llama 70b?

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You should be able to serve it.

fair heron
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load times, response times

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these are important

proper ridge
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No, 4 bit quantization.

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Not 16 bit.

fair heron
#

still

proper ridge
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Can you try it?

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If it works, it'd be considerably better.

thin lintel
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mild flume
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calm tusk
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ye

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gimme

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all the perms

mild flume
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Say please

proper ridge
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please

calm tusk
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PlEaSE.

mild flume
proper ridge
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Can I have stream perm too?

calm tusk
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I did what you said homie.

mild flume
proper ridge
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mild flume
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calm tusk
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mild flume
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pale pivot
signal kettle
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yall

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can i not be suppressed in vc ?

mild flume
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