scarlet plinth
hy
#voice-chat-text-1
stuck bluff
clear sage
clear sage
sharp fox
re zero is also good, although not a typical isekai one. MC is very weak.
stuck bluff
clear sage
clear sage
sharp fox
they kinda ruined it in the new movie
sharp fox
Gamera
Gamera vs Godzilla is basically like DC vs Marvel from what i know from youtube videos
yeah it is really cool!
and sad too
yeah but animation is goofy
stuck bluff
@misty sinew 👋
misty sinew
@stuck bluff Hello👋
stuck bluff
@green skiff 👋
green skiff
stuck bluff
@misty sinew 👋
clear sage
Ushio & Tora
stuck bluff
https://img.animeschedule.net/production/assets/public/img/anime/jpg/default/yoru-wa-neko-to-issho-20d3d205e4.jpg Yoru wa neko to issho. No idea about this, but if it had an alternate title: Everyone is on Drugs.
stuck bluff
dreamy shell
grea
stuck bluff
@wicked flame I am now available.
stuck bluff
I am now away.
wicked flame
<@769340131554623488> I am now available.
Omg I wish I saw this sooner😭
@stuck bluff can you hear me
Oh no😭
serene quail
PLS some1 help
Its not working
Its saying download error
And how i use free download manager with dis
serene quail
hallow trail
proper ridge
!paste
coarse hearthBOT
glacial oriole
hi
ashen dagger
midnight dagger
can someone help me understand docstring?
pulsar anchor
specific docstring format or docstrings in general?
pulsar anchor
can someone help me understand docstring?
some functions have extra preconditions for being able to call it
which, at times, can be hard to remember
def sqrt(x):
"""
returns the square root of `x`
raises `TypeError` when `x` is not an instance of `Real`
raises `ValueError` when `x` is less than zero
"""
...
or, if it was like C,
def sqrt(x):
"""
returns the square root of `x`
`x` must be non-negative or the world explodes
"""
...
yeah, docstrings don't normally influence code
!d doctest
coarse hearthBOT
pulsar anchor
^ plus this
def factorial(n):
"""Return the factorial of n, an exact integer >= 0.
>>> [factorial(n) for n in range(6)]
[1, 1, 2, 6, 24, 120]
>>> factorial(30)
265252859812191058636308480000000
>>> factorial(-1)
Traceback (most recent call last):
...
ValueError: n must be >= 0
Factorials of floats are OK, but the float must be an exact integer:
>>> factorial(30.1)
Traceback (most recent call last):
...
ValueError: n must be exact integer
>>> factorial(30.0)
265252859812191058636308480000000
It must also not be ridiculously large:
>>> factorial(1e100)
Traceback (most recent call last):
...
OverflowError: n too large
"""
...
(you can automatically test examples from docstrings)
midnight dagger
thank you
midnight dagger
(you can automatically test examples from docstrings)
waoh
proper ridge
!zen
coarse hearthBOT
mild kelp
^ plus this
which vpn using?
pulsar anchor
the one that's advertised all over Russian opposition content on YouTube
tame leaf
the one that's advertised all over Russian opposition content on YouTube
which is?
pulsar anchor
"they don't pay me for advertisement, so I don't get anything from sharing the name"
I'm half-paying attention
pulsar anchor
"they don't pay me for advertisement, so I don't get anything from sharing the n...
and, if they were, that'd be rule 6
lmao
pulsar anchor
!voice
coarse hearthBOT
mild kelp
and, if they were, that'd be rule 6
What's best compared with React stack with node.js or Django with python? for application dev
solar kayak
how to unmute our self
You have to verify
misty sinew
i cant
pulsar anchor
What's best compared with React stack with node.js or Django with python? for ap...
what are other requirements?
Django offers more than just an HTTP server
pulsar anchor
Next.js should be a bit more productive option thanks to single-languagedness
but you'll need to fill in the gap of ORM
pulsar anchor
What's best compared with React stack with node.js or Django with python? for ap...
what are you comparing based on?
performance? library availability? ease of writing?
(what is the priority?)
mild kelp
performance with APIs
mild kelp
(what is the priority?)
.
pulsar anchor
FastAPI (or starlette directly), if you're using Python
or anything in Java/C#/Rust
those should be performant enough without safety issues of C++
mild flume
LiteStar seems pretty solid for API stuff as well (for Python)
mild flume
What with?
pulsar anchor
!d mimetypes
coarse hearthBOT
mild flume
Wait
Is that you, AF
@proper ridge Sorry for not responding. We haven't had the Mayo appointment yet.
proper ridge
<@664667836605661217> Sorry for not responding. We haven't had the Mayo appoint...
All good.
Did you mean to message here or dm?
pulsar anchor
for distributed systems you absolutely do need a lot of theory
indigo bison
for distributed systems you absolutely do need a lot of theory
can you send me some d;ocument
midnight dagger
proper ridge
You're passing x as y.
It's an example winter.
Third part errors out because you never assign a value to x inside the function, so you can't add a 1 to x since you have no value for x.
!e
x += 1
print(x)
: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 | x += 1
004 | ^
005 | NameError: name 'x' is not defined
!e
def inner_use(not_used):
inner_number = 1
inner_number += 1
print(inner_number)
outer_number = 5
inner_use(outer_number)
print(outer_number)
:white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.
001 | 2
002 | 5
Think of them as blocks.
A function is a box.
You give it sth, it does sth, it may or may not output sth.
mild flume
@hallow pendant
!e
def global_read(not_used):
print(outer_number)
print(outer_number + 1)
outer_number = 5
global_read(outer_number)
print(outer_number)
:white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.
001 | 5
002 | 6
003 | 5
!e
def do_shit(new_shit):
hidden_shit = "shit"
print(f"Here's some shit. {hidden_shit}")
shit = "Oh shiit"
# Shit is passed as `new_shit`
do_shit(shit)
print(shit)
:white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.
001 | Here's some shit. shit
002 | Oh shiit
!e
def global_write_attempt(not_used):
outer_number += 1
outer_number = 5
global_write_attempt(outer_number)
print(outer_number)
:x: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 1.
001 | Traceback (most recent call last):
002 | File "/home/main.py", line 5, in <module>
003 | global_write_attempt(outer_number)
004 | File "/home/main.py", line 2, in global_write_attempt
005 | outer_number += 1
006 | ^^^^^^^^^^^^
007 | UnboundLocalError: cannot access local variable 'outer_number' where it is not associated with a value
(it thinks outer_number is defined inside the function)
mild flume
!e
def proper_modify(outer_number_argument):
print(outer_number_argument)
outer_number_argument += 1
print(outer_number_argument)
return outer_number_argument
outer_number = 5
outer_number = proper_modify(outer_number)
print(outer_number)
:white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.
001 | 5
002 | 6
003 | 6
!e
def global_write_attempt(not_used):
global outer_number
print(outer_number)
outer_number += 1
print(outer_number)
outer_number = 5
global_write_attempt(outer_number)
print(outer_number)
:white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.
001 | 5
002 | 6
003 | 6
mild flume
foo bar baz
midnight dagger
thanks hemlock, see ya
pulsar anchor
SSDs have been getting quite fast lately
it is possible, although completely illogical, to have a computer with somewhat modern RAM and SSD, where RAM is technically slower in terms of throughput
especially with all the paging overhead
and same for network
mild flume
it is possible, although completely illogical, to have a computer with somewhat ...
I would think the main issue would be throughput
pulsar anchor
SSD-to-network can outpace SSD-to-CPU-to-RAM-to-CPU-to-network obviously
duck taping
duck typing + duct taping
don't let ducks steal your ammo
"maximum entertainment"
truly entertaining
!e
a = [1, 2, 3, 4]
b = [0]
for x, y in zip(a, b):
b.append(x + y)
print(b)
:white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.
[0, 1, 3, 6, 10]
.latex
C_2^{n+1}
ocean orbitBOT
pulsar anchor
.latex
$$C_2^{n+1}$$
pulsar anchor
^ this
midnight dagger
.
pulsar anchor
!e
a = [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
for x in a:
print(x)
a.pop(0)
:white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.
001 | 1
002 | 3
003 | 5
Okay, would you write "a SOC" or "an SOC"
pulsar anchor
or sock
pulsar anchor
a SoC -- 2
an SoC -- 10
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/System_on_a_chip
`a' only after `in' for some reason
2020 part 6 coming soon
proper ridge
" In their midst is a grizzled soldier with mismatched armor, nicknamed “Rabbit,” looking as out of place as a fox at a henhouse."
mild flume
It's interesting seeing how the terms freeware and shareware have gone by the wayside
Wait...
Oh derp
umbral rose
Hey @hearty heath 👋
hearty heath
Insulting saffron in front of an Iranian is surely a recipe for trouble.
keen compass
A lot of people sell fake saffron btw
proper ridge
Tahchin.
keen compass
Most people use saffron for arabic coffee
proper ridge
This does look really good https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pa3ao2TVn1A
Google Shole zard.
It's like the dessert form of tahchin.
hearty heath
Might be worth it if you buy in bulk 😄
proper ridge
Might be worth it if you buy in bulk 😄
You should visit too. I'll make you some good shole zard and tahchin.
hearty heath
This is an issue of scoping and delayed evaluation I think.
Could you post just that part of the code here?
Why are you delaying the evaluation of the dictionary values with lambda functions?
@proper ridge Could you paste that bit of the code here? Just the dictionary and the following two paragraphs.
hearty heath
I'll create a small example to illustrate the issue.
https://pythontutor.com/render.html#code= foo %3D {} for fruit in "apple banana coconut".split()%3A foo[fruit] %3D lambda%3A f"hello, I'm a {fruit}" print(foo["apple"]())&cumulative=false&curInstr=12&heapPrimitives=nevernest&mode=display&origin=opt-frontend.js&py=3&rawInputLstJSON=%5B%5D&textReferences=false
See how when the function loop terminates, the variable fruit points to the last value in the list of fruit ("coconut"). The names that you refer to in a function will be evaluated at the time that you call the function, not at the time that you define the function.
They all have the same closure
So, because they're defined dynamically, they need to retain all the variables in the enclosing scope, which would otherwise go away when the function they're defined in ends. That's called a closure.
rotund bough
python has lazy evaluation?
hearty heath
def foo():
a = 123
def bar():
return a
return bar
``` The variable `a` is local to `foo`, so would go away when `foo` returns normally. But because `foo` returns `bar`, and `bar` needs to access `a` when its called, the variable `a` has to be retained.Yeah, I think so 😄
torpid cloud
foo = dict()
for fruit in "apple banana coconut".split():
foo[fruit] = lambda: f"hello, I'm a {fruit}"
print(foo[fruit])
apple_fn = foo["apple"]
print(apple_fn())
When you call the function it goes "hey what does fruit refer to? I'll go look that up now".
hearty heath
The key thing is that the lambda function delays the evaluation of the name fruit until you call the function. (This isn't special to lambda functions btw, it's the same for any function.)
torpid cloud
@proper ridge
umbral rose
!e
def lambda_factory(fruit):
return lambda: f"hello, I'm a {fruit}"
foo = {}
for fruit in "apple banana coconut".split():
foo[fruit] = lambda_factory(fruit)
# foo[fruit] = lambda: f"hello, I'm a {fruit}"
apple_fn = foo["apple"]
print(apple_fn())
banana_fn = foo["banana"]
print(banana_fn())
coconut_fn = foo["coconut"]
print(coconut_fn())
:white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.
001 | hello, I'm a apple
002 | hello, I'm a banana
003 | hello, I'm a coconut
Yeah that's a nice solution 
Erm, so, it passes the reference by value 😄
But yeah, each function returned by lambda_factory will have it's own closure with its own fruit variable.
delicate wren
!e
```py
def lambda_factory(fruit):
return lambda: f"hello, I'm a {fruit}"
...
format_factory = "hello, I'm a {}".format
!paste
coarse hearthBOT
proper ridge
proper ridge
```py
format_factory = "hello, I'm a {}".format
```
Wouldn't this be same as
a = {
"Banana": "Hello, I'm a Banana"
}
```?Which doesn't have the lambda part to allow for lazy evaluation.
hearty heath
Gotta go 👋
proper ridge
Gotta go 👋
Thank you so much!
delicate wren
there is some repetition still
proper ridge
there is some repetition still
Where?
I really want to fix these by end of this month.
delicate wren
mild flume
Back later
delicate wren
just read more code
watch more talks
use different languages
polymorphism != abstraction
delicate wren
polymorphism != abstraction
^ this probably@umbral rose
in C++/Rust it's very much not cheap in terms of code
try different things
compare
use abstraction to contain complexity
delicate wren
torpid cloud
!paste
def convert(
self,
circuit: QuantumCircuit
) -> Circuit:
# Define a circuit
num_qubits = circuit.num_qubits
qickit_circuit = self.output_framework(num_qubits=num_qubits)
gate_type_dict = {"id" : "ID",
"x" : "X",
"y" : "Y",
"z" : "Z",
"h" : "H",
"s" : "S",
"sdg":"SDG",
"t" : "T",
"tdg" : "TDG",
"rx" : "RX",
"ry" : "RY",
"rz" : "RZ",
"p" : "P",
"u3" : "U3",
"u" : "U3",
"swap" : "SWAP",
"cswap" : "cswap",
"ccswap": "ccswap",
"mcswap": "mcswap"}
def x_func(function,
param_dict = {"x"
for gate in circuit.data:
gate_type: str = gate.operation.name
if gate_type in self.skip_gates:
continue
qubit_indices = [
int(qubit._index) for qubit in gate.qubits
] if len(gate.qubits) > 1 else [int(gate.qubits[0]._index)]
gate_name = gate_type_dict(gate_type)
function = getattr(qickit_circuit, gate_name)
if gate_name in set("ID", "X", "Y", "Z", "H", "S", "SDG", "T", "TDG"]:
function(qubit_indices)
elif gate_name in set("RX", "RY", "RZ", "P"):
function(gate.operation.params[0], qubit_indices)
elif gate_name in set("U3", "U"):
function(gate.operation.params, qubit_indices[0])
elif gate_name in set("SWAP"):
function(qubit_indices[0], qubit_indices[1])
: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(set("a", "b"))
004 | ^^^^^^^^^^^^^
005 | TypeError: set expected at most 1 argument, got 2
optimal is in (a, b) if comparison is fast
hmm
!timeit
assert "J" in {"A", "B", "C", "D", "E", "F", "G", "H", "I", "J"}
:white_check_mark: Your 3.12 timeit job has completed with return code 0.
10000000 loops, best of 5: 18.6 nsec per loop
!timeit
assert "J" in ("A", "B", "C", "D", "E", "F", "G", "H", "I", "J")
:white_check_mark: Your 3.12 timeit job has completed with return code 0.
2000000 loops, best of 5: 153 nsec per loop
!timeit
assert "J" in {"A", "B"}
:x: Your 3.12 timeit job has completed with return code 1.
001 | Traceback (most recent call last):
002 | File "/snekbin/python/3.12/lib/python3.12/timeit.py", line 330, in main
003 | number, _ = t.autorange(callback)
004 | ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
005 | File "/snekbin/python/3.12/lib/python3.12/timeit.py", line 226, in autorange
006 | time_taken = self.timeit(number)
007 | ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
008 | File "/snekbin/python/3.12/lib/python3.12/timeit.py", line 180, in timeit
009 | timing = self.inner(it, self.timer)
010 | ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
... (truncated - too many lines)
Full output: https://paste.pythondiscord.com/BF3DL2PSNP52WJIM62NWFYVGMQ
coarse hearthBOT
!timeit
```py
assert "B" in {"A", "B"}
```
:white_check_mark: Your 3.12 timeit job has completed with return code 0.
20000000 loops, best of 5: 18.1 nsec per loop
!timeit
assert "B" in ("A", "B")
:white_check_mark: Your 3.12 timeit job has completed with return code 0.
10000000 loops, best of 5: 31.4 nsec per loop
okay seems like construction is actually quite fast
a bit unexpected
!timeit
assert "A" in {"A"}
:white_check_mark: Your 3.12 timeit job has completed with return code 0.
10000000 loops, best of 5: 19.8 nsec per loop
!timeit
assert "A" in ("A",)
:white_check_mark: Your 3.12 timeit job has completed with return code 0.
20000000 loops, best of 5: 17.5 nsec per loop
!timeit
a = [1, 2, 3, 4]
b = 4
match a:
case 1:
print("1")
case 2:
print("2")
case 3:
print("3")
case 4:
print("4")
:white_check_mark: Your 3.12 timeit job has completed with return code 0.
2000000 loops, best of 5: 134 nsec per loop
limber walrus
tf?
delicate wren
in C++/Rust, performance trade-offs for hash/search are way different
visual crypt
what is cookin?
limber walrus
proper ridge
!timeit
a = {
"1": lambda: 1,
"2": lambda: 2,
"3": lambda: 3,
"4": lambda: 4
}
a["4"]()
:white_check_mark: Your 3.12 timeit job has completed with return code 0.
500000 loops, best of 5: 401 nsec per loop
split
two blocks
!timeit
a = {
"1": lambda: 1,
"2": lambda: 2,
"3": lambda: 3,
"4": lambda: 4
}
a["4"]()
:white_check_mark: Your 3.12 timeit job has completed with return code 0.
5000000 loops, best of 5: 42.3 nsec per loop
are dicts slower than lists?
delicate wren
!timeit
```py
a = {
"1": lambda: 1,
"2": lambda: 2,
"3": lambda: 3,
"4":...
only second one is repeated
!timeit
a = {
"1": lambda: 1,
"2": lambda: 2,
"3": lambda: 3,
"4": lambda: 4
}
a["1"]()
a["2"]()
a["3"]()
a["4"]()
:white_check_mark: Your 3.12 timeit job has completed with return code 0.
2000000 loops, best of 5: 148 nsec per loop
hmm
delicate wren
<4x
coarse hearthBOT
!timeit
a = [lambda: 1, lambda: 2]
a[1]()
:white_check_mark: Your 3.12 timeit job has completed with return code 0.
1000000 loops, best of 5: 224 nsec per loop
how to create a codeblock
delicate wren
that lambda returns an interned int
delicate wren
how to create a codeblock
!code
coarse hearthBOT
visual crypt
!code
print('a')
delicate wren
read this
delicate wren
!e
coarse hearthBOT
visual crypt
!e
print('Hello world!')
delicate wren
@limber walrus for commands, the best option for development in Python is with decorators
visual crypt
!e
def crash():
try:
crash()
except:
crash()
crash()
coarse hearthBOT
!e
def crash():
try:
crash()
except:
crash()
crash()
:warning: Your 3.12 eval job timed out or ran out of memory.
[No output]
CPU caches
visual crypt
!timeit
exec(type((lambda:0).code)(0,1,0,0,0,b'',(),(),(),'','',1,b''))
coarse hearthBOT
!timeit
exec(type((lambda:0).__code__)(0,1,0,0,0,b'',(),(),(),'','',1,b''))
:x: Your 3.12 timeit job has completed with return code 1.
001 | Traceback (most recent call last):
002 | File "/snekbin/python/3.12/lib/python3.12/timeit.py", line 330, in main
003 | number, _ = t.autorange(callback)
004 | ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
005 | File "/snekbin/python/3.12/lib/python3.12/timeit.py", line 226, in autorange
006 | time_taken = self.timeit(number)
007 | ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
008 | File "/snekbin/python/3.12/lib/python3.12/timeit.py", line 180, in timeit
009 | timing = self.inner(it, self.timer)
010 | ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
... (truncated - too many lines)
Full output: https://paste.pythondiscord.com/KB65DD55UYZG7MFNST5FA2MZYA
delicate wren
CPU caches
tbf those are big
@proper ridge factoring out commonalities -- another adjacent description
proper ridge
<@664667836605661217> factoring out commonalities -- another adjacent descriptio...
So, the initial refactoring I did was abstraction?
delicate wren
what Override said is the primary meaning of abstraction
torpid cloud
def convert(
self,
circuit: QuantumCircuit
) -> Circuit:
# Define a circuit
num_qubits = circuit.num_qubits
qickit_circuit = self.output_framework(num_qubits=num_qubits)
gate_type_dict = {"id" : "ID",
"x" : "X",
"y" : "Y",
"z" : "Z",
"h" : "H",
"s" : "S",
"sdg":"SDG",
"t" : "T",
"tdg" : "TDG",
"rx" : "RX",
"ry" : "RY",
"rz" : "RZ",
"p" : "P",
"u3" : "U3",
"u" : "U3",
"swap" : "SWAP",
"cswap" : "cswap",
"ccswap": "ccswap",
"mcswap": "mcswap"}
gate_param_dict = {"ID" : lambda: [locals()["qubit_indices"]],
"X" : lambda: [locals()["qubit_indices"]],
"Y" : lambda: [locals()["qubit_indices"]],
"Z" : lambda: [locals()["qubit_indices"]],
"H" : lambda: [locals()["qubit_indices"]],
"S" : lambda: [locals()["qubit_indices"]],
"SDG" : lambda: [locals()["qubit_indices"]],
"T" : lambda: [locals()["qubit_indices"]],
"TDG" : lambda: [locals()["qubit_indices"]],
"RX" : [lambda: [locals()["gate"].getattr("opperation").getattr("params")[0], lambda: locals()["qubit_indices"]],
"RZ" : [lambda: [locals()["gate"].getattr("opperation").getattr("params")[0], lambda: locals()["qubit_indices"]],
"P" : [lambda: [locals()["gate"].getattr("opperation").getattr("params")[0], lambda: locals()["qubit_indices"]],
"U3" : [lambda: [locals()["gate"].getattr("opperation").getattr("params"), lambda: locals()["qubit_indices"][0]],
"U" : [lambda: [locals()["gate"].getattr("opperation").getattr("params"), lambda: locals()["qubit_indices"][0]],
"SWAP" : [lambda: [locals()["qubit_indices"][0], locals()["qubit_indices"][1]]
}
param_dict = {"x"
for gate in circuit.data:
gate_type: str = gate.operation.name
if gate_type in self.skip_gates:
continue
qubit_indices = [
int(qubit._index) for qubit in gate.qubits
] if len(gate.qubits) > 1 else [int(gate.qubits[0]._index)]
gate_name = gate_type_dict(gate_type)
function = getattr(qickit_circuit, gate_name)
parms_list = gate_param_dict[gate_name]
function(*parms_list)
qickit_circuit.GlobalPhase(circuit.global_phase)
return qickit_circuit
build another scope within which you can be absolutely sure of its correctness
delicate wren
```python
def convert(
self,
circuit: QuantumCircuit
...
no need to use locals()
!e
x = lambda: y
y = 1
print(x())
:white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.
1
!e
def main():
x = lambda: y
y = 1
print(x())
main()
:white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.
1
even with closure
torpid cloud
def convert(
self,
circuit: QuantumCircuit
) -> Circuit:
# Define a circuit
num_qubits = circuit.num_qubits
qickit_circuit = self.output_framework(num_qubits=num_qubits)
gate_type_dict = {"id" : "ID",
"x" : "X",
"y" : "Y",
"z" : "Z",
"h" : "H",
"s" : "S",
"sdg":"SDG",
"t" : "T",
"tdg" : "TDG",
"rx" : "RX",
"ry" : "RY",
"rz" : "RZ",
"p" : "P",
"u3" : "U3",
"u" : "U3",
"swap" : "SWAP",
"cswap" : "cswap",
"ccswap": "ccswap",
"mcswap": "mcswap"}
gate_param_dict = {"ID" : [lambda: qubit_indices]
"X" : [lambda: qubit_indices],
"Y" : [lambda: qubit_indices],
"Z" : [lambda: qubit_indices],
"H" : [lambda: qubit_indices],
"S" : [lambda: qubit_indices],
"SDG" : [lambda: qubit_indices],
"T" : [lambda: qubit_indices],
"TDG" : [lambda: qubit_indices],
"RX" : [lambda: gate.opperation.params[0], lambda: qubit_indices],
"RZ" : [lambda: gate.opperation.params[0], lambda: qubit_indices],
"P" : [lambda: gate.opperation.params[0], lambda: qubit_indices],
"U3" : [lambda: gate.opperation.params[0], lambda: qubit_indices],
"U" : [lambda: gate.opperation.params, lambda: qubit_indices],
"SWAP" : [lambda: qubit_indices[0], lambda:qubit_indices[1]]
}
param_dict = {"x"
for gate in circuit.data:
gate_type: str = gate.operation.name
if gate_type in self.skip_gates:
continue
qubit_indices = [
int(qubit._index) for qubit in gate.qubits
] if len(gate.qubits) > 1 else [int(gate.qubits[0]._index)]
gate_name = gate_type_dict(gate_type)
function = getattr(qickit_circuit, gate_name)
parms_list = gate_param_dict[gate_name]
function(*parms_list)
qickit_circuit.GlobalPhase(circuit.global_phase)
return qickit_circuit
it can't
it can't cache because values from local scope are used
in Python it should take the instance of a class as an argument
overhead of runtime inspection of variables is too high
like you need to walk up the stack to find the thing
!d inspect
coarse hearthBOT
delicate wren
class Adapter[T](ABC):
@abstractmethod
def x(self, gate: T, indices: Indices) -> Indices: ...
@abstractmethod
def rx(self, gate: T, indices: Indices) -> tuple[Angle, Indices]: ...
def swap(self, gate: T, indices: Indices) -> tuple[Index, Index]:
_ = gate
return indices[0], indices[0]
# ...
what your thing is using
and T is external format
class QiskitAdapter(Adapter[QiskitGate]):
# def x ...
y = x
z = x
def rx(self, gate: QiskitGate, indices: Indices) -> tuple[Angle, Indices]:
return gate.opperation.params[0], indices
rz = rx
# ...
ig you don't actually need indices most of the time
delicate wren
```py
class Adapter[T](ABC):
@abstractmethod
def x(self, gate: T, indice...
and also (T) -> GateType
what you actually really should do is have some data-only intermediate format, that you later do whatever with
don't write it somewhere else and don't evaluate it on the spot
have a no-side-effect function
that returns a translated value
log is a wrong approach
don't do mutable
qc = qc.X(...) instead
minimise mutable access
then that's fine, yes
is it a pure function currently? (no changing self or anything else outside the scope)
ok
stuck bluff
@misty sinew 👋
midnight dagger
guys
stuck bluff
QICKit
proper ridge
!paste
coarse hearthBOT
torpid cloud
@true valley
My first car
1992 Chrysler Voyager
0-60 ⏱️ 12.3 seconds
16 MPG
What I want 🤤
true valley
Don't do the ford.
torpid cloud
why
All I want
^- general industrial equipment
^- Paintings and shiz
https://hibid.com/
^- General stuff
https://svdisposition.com/
^- Silicon Valley tech companies that die
limber walrus
@mild flume That's your solution
wheat plume
does anyone have worked on Emails sending python projects
jovial marsh
stuck bluff
@dawn heath 👋
stuck bluff
!voice
coarse hearthBOT
stuck bluff
@thorny lantern 👋
dawn heath
are you ai or what?
thorny lantern
hey opal
thorny lantern
ai
thorny lantern
@dawn heath can you code in python?
thorny lantern
can you help me with my python question please
dawn heath
tell me
thorny lantern
what is the largest file i can load in memory?
dawn heath
what is the largest file i can load in memory?
i don't know yrr
thorny lantern
yrr?
stuck bluff
@dense finch 👋
dawn heath
I am just intermediate python student
@stuck bluff are you expert in python??
@thorny lantern are you?
this ai is good
grave swan
you are an AI
dawn heath
yes i thik so
grave swan
have you tried flask socketio
dawn heath
have you tried flask socketio
nah bro
grave swan
are you sure you are not an AI
dawn heath
are you guys experts?
thorny lantern
@dawn heath am i.. what?
dawn heath
<@1113074979110649938> am i.. what?
expert or something?
grave swan
@stuck bluff print("You are an AI")
thorny lantern
i am from italy
grave swan
@stuck bluff
if you_are_person:
leave_voice_chat()
else:
stay() # staying means you are AI
dawn heath
@stuck bluff in which language you are made?
are you guys real person or what?
are you guys trolling?
are you ai
fair heron
@stuck bluff
fair heron
this
dawn heath
@thorny lantern do you think it is ai
fair heron
import sys
print sys.maxsize
9223372036854775807
dawn heath
@fair heron from where?
fair heron
!e
import sys
print(sys.maxsize)
coarse hearthBOT
!e
import sys
print(sys.maxsize)
:x: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 1.
001 | File "/home/main.py", line 2
002 | print sys.maxsize
003 | ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
004 | SyntaxError: Missing parentheses in call to 'print'. Did you mean print(...)?
!e
import sys
print(sys.maxsize)
coarse hearthBOT
!e
import sys
print(sys.maxsize)
:white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.
9223372036854775807
!e import os; print(os.environ)
coarse hearthBOT
!e import os; print(os.environ)
:white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.
environ({'LANG': 'en_US.UTF-8', 'OMP_NUM_THREADS': '5', 'OPENBLAS_NUM_THREADS': '5', 'MKL_NUM_THREADS': '5', 'VECLIB_MAXIMUM_THREADS': '5', 'NUMEXPR_NUM_THREADS': '5', 'PYTHONDONTWRITEBYTECODE': 'true', 'PYTHONIOENCODING': 'utf-8:strict', 'PYTHONUNBUFFERED': 'true', 'PYTHONUSERBASE': '/snekbox/user_base', 'HOME': '/home', 'LC_CTYPE': 'C.UTF-8'})
@vivid creek 👋
vivid creek
hi my mic is suppressed
stuck bluff
!voice
coarse hearthBOT
dawn heath
@stuck bluff
stuck bluff
<@317279909112446976>
Hm?
dawn heath
in todays job market django or flask which will be better??
delicate wren
FastAPI
dawn heath
delicate wren
delicate wren
what kind of app do you need to build?
Flask, Quart and FastAPI are one of the simplest ones to use
dawn heath
ohh
delicate wren
if you ever use Flask, you should be aware of Quart
delicate wren
Quart is just Flask but with better support for concurrency
delicate wren
i want to get remote job
look at open positions wherever you can work, and learn things those jobs require
dawn heath
hey @delicate wren can you join vc
delicate wren
not right now; connection issues
delicate wren
I'm responsible for most of HTTP-related stuff where I work
delicate wren
Rust, JavaScript, Python
dawn heath
how many year of experience do you have?
delicate wren
depends on how it's counted
I started Python 7 years ago, but started working for money only last year
dawn heath
you working in office or from home?
delicate wren
mostly remote
dawn heath
can i ask your nationality?
delicate wren
I live and work in Russia currently
dawn heath
ohh how do you apply remote job?
delicate wren
I got an offer from one of the cofounders of the company, I've never applied
in Russia, there are quite a few websites for finding jobs and applying to them
I haven't used those
obtuse iron
Hello
delicate wren
in Russia, there are quite a few websites for finding jobs and applying to them
analogues to linkedin but without the social networking aspect
dawn heath
analogues to linkedin but without the social networking aspect
As I am beginner which jobs are good for remote job?Can you share your experience
delicate wren
for programming jobs, remote/non-remote depends more on specifics (e.g. culture) of the company rather than a field
at least for most fields
dawn heath
is doing backend web dev using flask good option??
delicate wren
at least for most fields
(for working with hardware drivers/some complex networking setups and some security stuffs, there might be valid reasons to enforce non-remote)
delicate wren
is doing backend web dev using flask good option??
Flask isn't going to be enough
dawn heath
What should i learn then?
delicate wren
for APIs, learn FastAPI;
to have templating and ORM included, learn Django
also backend is quite a wide definition
things like experience with SQL, message brokers, etc. are sometimes going to be more important than a specific HTTP server/framework
dawn heath
Thanks @delicate wren for spending your time to answer my question. I will forever be grateful for your suggestion. Thanks a lot
delicate wren
also backend is quite a wide definition
- you'll need to know aspects of the client-side code anyway, since that influences how the backend can/will be accessed
feral jewel
@gritty tiger how u doing?
@gritty tiger can't
fine. what are u programming?
sry what?
oh, yeah. i have also programmed a little games in vscode but i wanted to get into programmng games and stuff
python is the best and easiest but i find it kinda hard to now learn c++ when im switching to game development tho i can use GPScript
are you good at game development or programming @gritty tiger
@gritty tiger can you join the channel 2 below
feral jewel
@glad turtle er du dansk?
glad turtle
<@264657660190654464> er du dansk?
no
feral jewel
sup Zeki
@mild flume can i ask you to please unmute me i find it very irretating that i can't talk to all the people in chat and can't wait another day
@gritty tiger could you add me?
mild flume
<@98195144192331776> can i ask you to please unmute me i find it very irretating...
Patience is a virtue.
toxic bough
coarse hearthBOT
coarse hearthBOT
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tepid kayak
Hello, I am new to the field of programming. What are the best sources for distance learning?
trim violet
abstract patio
**WHO know make joinner discord with token Dm Me !! Fast **
feral jewel
Good evening @mild flume, i was wondering if you would do me that little good thing, to add me back on discord. i would think you could be a good helper if you know unity, and your also very nice instead of some people on the server that just replies "ur mom, hahahahh". I am not from usa og england so sry if my english isn't that good : (
mild kelp
things like experience with SQL, message brokers, etc. are sometimes going to be...
SQL, message brokers are more important than HTTP framework ? Then how will those get applied without frameworks
delicate wren
SQL, message brokers are more important than HTTP framework ? Then how will thos...
the original message contains the word "specific" for obvious reasons
the context of that conversation was about backend services
which, quite often, connect to each other with something other than HTTP
delicate wren
the original message contains the word "specific" for obvious reasons
and the meaning of it was to learn actual useful things that are relevant to many problem domains instead of just focusing on learning frameworks
mild kelp
which, quite often, connect to each other with something other than HTTP
Each job market has conditions, and projects they are working on. So its better suggest to research before jumping ?
Many clients only allow migrations if and only if thy need it badly
fringe drift
odd cliff
jolly torrent
how you all doing
coarse hearthBOT
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vestal meadow
tribal magnet
def add_numbers(*args):
print(sum(args))
add_numbers(1, 2, 3) # Output: 6
@gritty tiger Django+HTMX
@gritty tiger there is a subset of JS that's very optimiseable
which is what emscripten used to do
and now it's WASM
which is a separate tech
delicate wren
<@154425749221146624> there is a subset of JS that's very optimiseable
it's a very JIT'able part of JS
there are some tricks to make JIT function better
for example, y = x|0 may hint to the runtime that y is an integer
and thus can use CPU instructions directly working with integers
instead of the default (floating point)
I still haven't done anything useful with HTMX
most of the things I make for the frontend rely on interactivity
(real-time interactivity, without requests to the server)
limber reef
Why can't i join voice , I have completed all the requirements now
Still why can't i join the voice ?!?!?
delicate wren
Why can't i join voice , I have completed all the requirements now
have you pressed the verification button?
limber reef
What button
misty sinew
have you pressed the verification button?
where is it?
delicate wren
sacred shuttle
hi 🙂
idle anchor
hi guys
winter jay
hello
mortal stone
faint dock
vernal nova
print(roi)
quick tide
3X+1 Rule I made it in Python :
even = [0, 2, 4, 6, 8, 10]
odd = [1, 3, 5, 7, 9]
num = even + odd
n=0
eo = 0
g = 0
pv = " "
while True:
n = input("Enter a integer from 2 > ")
if n == "exit":
break
try:
n = int(n)
except ValueError:
print("Invalid input")
continue
while True:
g = int(n)
while g > 0:
g-=1
pv = pv + "*"
print(str(n) + pv)
g = 0
pv = " "
if n == 1:
break
eo = int(n)
while eo > 10:
eo = eo - 10
if eo in even:
n = int(int(n) / 2)
elif eo in odd:
n = int(n)*3+1
print("Nothing to see here!")
umbral rose
@proper ridge Nothing impressive style-wise
stuck bluff
umbral rose
Ran out of time
proper ridge
<@664667836605661217> Nothing impressive style-wise
Looks really good!
I'd think a dark background would be better, but overall looks really clean!
umbral rose
Yeah. I would have made it nicer if I had time
pulsar anchor
I assure you, my query was not "bad graphs axes"
pulsar anchor
there is so much wrong in this image
the more I look at it, the worse it gets
wrapperee
@mild flume
@mild flume some event maps in R6 are tournament-themed
fair heron
@mild flume
mild flume
Ah damn, flipped it
fair heron
I bite, awoof 🐺
pulsar anchor
and then get trolled by Git which sometimes does only unix paths because because
proper ridge
Where's your jam jar cracka!
mild flume
```py
(
1
if
2
else
3
if
4
else
5
if
6
else
7
)
`...
I hate this
pulsar anchor
let callback = |Struct { .. }| todo!();
start(/* details omitted */, callback).await // error
start(/* details omitted */, |Struct { .. }| todo!()).await // ok
what
@mild flume it was higher a few hours ago
USD was
(compared to RUB)
114
mild flume
I'm seeing 113.15 right now
pulsar anchor
I'm not willing to volunteer without a specific question
@umbral rose it's all dogecoin now
when done more correctly, it's not an investment, it's a (bad) diversification of assets
expected to lose value but less quickly than putting in the back and getting it seized
@zenith wedge not even bulbs towards the end; then it was mostly futures contracts to get bulbs later
nft market: dead
nft bros: just zoom out
nft market: still dead
I don't remember the last time I saw tilted selectable text
misty sinew
hello guyz 👋
coarse hearthBOT
cold trellis
i also when i started javascript, found it has alot of crap in it, didn't really care because i can just not use the crappy part of the language and it works well enough
after a while ended up switching to typescript because of the type safety,
after a longer while switched back to javascript and just jsdoc to get typescript benifits in the editor because its just much lesser of a pain
elder wraith
“Type safety”
warm lynx
hi
pulsar anchor
@thin lintel "that assumes middle class exists"
pulsar anchor
(it's extremely thin in Russia; some researchers' views on it is that it's still irrelevant)
pulsar anchor
(it's extremely thin in Russia; some researchers' views on it is that it's *stil...
((and, yes, this is even mentioned as part of Russian school program on economics))
timber zenith
pulsar anchor
"and, in Soviet Russia, the requirement is 6 decades instead of 6 weeks"
terse sierra
pulsar anchor
@zenith wedge docker in GHA mostly just works
just make sure caching is caching
you need to store it somewhere
idk how much GH gives for free
like, half a gb, iirc
pulsar anchor
<@170709455091138561> docker in GHA mostly just works
^ something you won't get trivially in self-hosted GitLab/Jenkins/nektos-act/wherever if you want to isolate runs well
@umbral rose it has/had python in system packages
that used to be an issue
or still is
time to alias python to uv run to confuse the system
wrote 140 lines in 100 minutes
"very productive"
half-asleep coding
@umbral rose @hallow reef WebRTC in Discord is a security hole, and that used to be problematic in direct calls
now they even claim to use e2ee in server VCs
not sure if true
canonically true since Wumpus is not among our friends, because Wumpus has no friends
Discord lore
pulsar anchor
this seems interesting
https://ui.shadcn.com/
tribal magnet
hi can someone help me with cogs?
import discord
from discord.ext import commands
import os
from dotenv import load_dotenv
load_dotenv()
import asyncio
intents = discord.Intents.default()
intents.message_content = True
bot = commands.Bot(command_prefix='!', intents=intents , help_command=None)
async def load_cogs():
cog_folder = os.path.join("C:\\Rudra\\Coding\\Official works\\discord bots\\Final bot\\cogs")
if not os.path.exists(cog_folder):
print(f"Error: The '{cog_folder}' folder does not exist.")
return
for filename in os.listdir(cog_folder):
if filename.endswith(".py"):
try:
await bot.load_extension(f"cogs.{filename[:-3]}")
print(f"Loaded cog: {filename}")
except Exception as e:
print(f"Failed to load cog {filename}: {e}")
@bot.event
async def on_ready():
print(f"Bot is online! Logged in as {bot.user} ({bot.user.id})")
await bot.change_presence(
activity=discord.Activity(type=discord.ActivityType.playing, name="Madwofl!")
)
async def main():
async with bot:
await load_cogs()
token = os.getenv('DISCORD_TOKEN')
if not token:
print("ERROR: DISCORD_TOKEN not found in the .env file.")
return
await bot.start(token)
if __name__ == "__main__":
asyncio.run(main())
my main code
pulsar anchor
!d pathlib
coarse hearthBOT
Added in version 3.4.
Source code: Lib/pathlib/
This module offers classes representing filesystem paths with semantics appropriate for different operating systems. Path classes are divided between pure paths, which provide purely computational operations without I/O, and concrete paths, which inherit from pure paths but also provide I/O operations.
If you’ve never used this module before or just aren’t sure which class is right for your task, Path is most likely what you need. It instantiates a concrete path for the platform the code is running on.
Pure paths are useful in some special cases; for example:
tribal magnet
!d pathlib
would you help me?
pulsar anchor
```py
import discord
from discord.ext import commands
import os
from dotenv impo...
what is the issue?
apart from os.path
tribal magnet
what is the issue?
no issue in this code
it is loading only 1 file bcz there is same of classs named "general" in both folders
pulsar anchor
why is it General and General and not Av and Ping?
tribal magnet
why is it `General` and `General` and not `Av` and `Ping`?
bcz i do not want to make it more complex .......... like changing is nessary but have no use
do i need to change for sure or there is any other way for it?
pulsar anchor
having separate names makes it easier to navigate the code and debug the code, so it's not really more complex
just name the class for what it represents
tribal magnet
ok thanks for you opinion
i will surely change the name
or maybe remove the classes lol
pulsar anchor
@umbral rose
reflection on SQL should only happen for migrations (i.e. clever uses of it are mostly wrong);
ig that could be the reason they avoid simplifying it
if you don't do the whole-database-aware thing, pain happens
cold trellis
i will also be back in a few mins brb
gilded ermine
This will give you the abstract idea of how json interact with python
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/26745519/converting-dictionary-to-json
think of it like saving process settings, for future reference
cold trellis
{
"Tasks": [
{
"description": "first task",
"completed": false,
},
{
"description": "second task",
"completed": true,
}
]
}
here is an example of how windows terminal stores my custom configuration in a json file
so that when i boot up the windows terminal all the configs are loaded
cold trellis
!paste
coarse hearthBOT
gentle meteor
gilded ermine
@hallow reef what kind of mechanical keyboard
@gentle meteor you can also use switch statement to make your code more readable
slender zenith
The rule i follow from uncle Bob if it's not understandable in first read it's not good
Which is I mean unrealistic but we try
empty echo
Soemthing like this :
<?php
echo "Please type a size : \n";
$size = "M";
switch ($size) {
case "S":
case "M" :
echo "Samll or Medium\n";
break;
case "L":
case "XL":
echo "large or extra large\n";
break;
default:
echo "Unknown Size";
}
$badAttempts = 2;
switch ($badAttempts) {
case 3:
echo "you are blocked\n";
break;
case 2:
case 1:
echo "Retry! \n";
}
Sorry, only had this handy on me 🙂
gilded ermine
I am just suggesting that in this code since he is trying to keep track of the changes, and yeah like @cold trellis only useful in other languages like C and javascript
empty echo
Ah, json.dump vs json.dumps, never really got to the bottom of that one XD
gilded ermine
@gentle meteor would also split up the different functions, like handling writing to a json file, another one to read from the json file and finally another function that handles you deleting from the json file
empty echo
Can make things modular and abstract utils and use in them.
empty echo
pip freeze for the win !!
pulsar anchor
uv.lock
gilded ermine
try making your own functions without relying on already made up functions
pulsar anchor
even if you use many functions from a library, making a smaller subset for your own needs is sometimes worth it
empty echo
Sorry for the tangent question, but anyone knows what's up with advent of code this year ? any news on the same ?
gilded ermine
with time you will end up learning new concepts and understanding why things work the way they work.
pulsar anchor
in C/C++ you actually often have to do this
because those compose so poorly it's not guaranteed to compile in the first place
empty echo
What's the goal here? What are you trying to do with your code ?
pulsar anchor
(on screen it's just a demonstration of what json module can do)
@cold trellis pyright doesn't like to do it
at least by default
it's more lazy-indexing than pycharm lsp
write to temporary then move-replace
(although if the first part doesn't work, the overall scheme doesn't work)
cold trellis
pulsar anchor
"just use neovim over terminal that doesn't understand mouse clicks and copy the code by selecting it with a pointer"
gentle meteor
pulsar anchor
have I seen this before
gentle meteor
have I seen this before <:pithink:652247559909277706>
probably
it's from https://roadmap.sh/projects/task-tracker
pulsar anchor
(only might've seen as a screenshot; I never read roadmap.sh for any reasons other than to find examples of how wrong it is)
I don't go to reddit
0.5 core, aws-style
I don't remember if they do lower
I might be confusing it with something else
definitely saw 0.5 core offered somewhere, can't remember where
pulsar anchor
when you go over the limit for too long, you get throttled
I'd expect
docker has that for containers
and aws has that for containers too
cold trellis
sounds like an awful experience though xD
pulsar anchor
if the container is expected to only run at ~10%, that sounds completely fine
cold trellis
i wonder what happens if you try to use multi-processing in that xD
@true valley 
hello
true valley
sup
pulsar anchor
i wonder what happens if you try to use multi-processing in that xD
even exit() lags
I set --cpus to 0.1
cold trellis
damn 😮
pulsar anchor
okay, docker has problems stopping such containers
or my docker is just broken
probably that
okay what should we multiprocess
cold trellis
blackjack simulation? xD
cold trellis
try 0.5?
pulsar anchor
okay, fixed, was missing stuff in CLI
although weird behaviour anyway
!d multiprocessing
coarse hearthBOT
pulsar anchor
okay it's not yet critically slow
time to
with Pool(64) as p:
print(p.map(f, range(64)))
it lags after printing
(and before)
cold trellis
😮
pulsar anchor
it lags after printing
stopping all the processes
or just waiting
but works anyway
cold trellis
but the performance is bad anyways though right
pulsar anchor
tomorrow testing with 0.1MB RAM then
cold trellis
now imagine a web server
the requests per second going down
0.1MB ram i don't think the python interpreter will even run
or probably start writing to swap and become really slow
pulsar anchor
it needs 2~20
pulsar anchor
or probably start writing to swap and become really slow
I'm not providing any swap
MB
or MiB
close enough
cold trellis
yeah then probably just gonna crash
pulsar anchor
5MiB: docker does not allow
6MiB: crashes
7MiB: crashes after info message (version, etc.)
8MiB: seems to work
aligns with usual ~8MB usage
I have seen python compress to around 3MB before, I think
(after some GCing and running for a while)
idk how to reproduce or if was even real
charred mist
gaunt rivet
how to get voice permision
pastel coral
This aint no english
gaunt rivet
hiiii
rare pebble
Gotta go folks
gaunt rivet
hiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
rare pebble
Hi!
delicate wren
oh wait wrong browser
viral leaf
*oh wait wrong browser*
whats up
viral leaf
where are you from
from where u r
viral leaf
are u a python developer?
nope but learning rn
viral leaf
hiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii...
hiii
hru?
delicate wren
hru doing today?
continuing to work on my minesweeper implementation
viral leaf
continuing to work on my minesweeper implementation
all the best to u for ur work
viral leaf
continuing to work on my minesweeper implementation
i got a doubt can i ask
delicate wren
what's the question?
@chilly panther you have mic volume configured a bit too high
if you're on desktop/web, you can reduce it in settings
chilly panther
sorry i f up my alsamixer
delicate wren
what do you want to stream?
viral leaf
what's the question?
is english compulsory?
delicate wren
!rule 4
coarse hearthBOT
delicate wren
we try to keep the communication within the server in English
viral leaf
we try to keep the communication within the server in English
but if we have some hommies then
can we
chilly panther
im not that goood at it soo just enquiring
use broken english
viral leaf
like only us
viral leaf
use broken english
i will try my best
hallow reef
chilly panther
weird but it got your attention and u kinda advertised it
@stuck bluff can i call u tismlapo
stuck bluff
<@317279909112446976> can i call u tismlapo
No.
delicate wren
"for that 'list', __contains__ is defined but __iter__ isn't"
gaunt rivet
Hello to all of you, I have a question for all of you: At what level are you all in your Python journey?
viral leaf
Hello to all of you, I have a question for all of you: At what level are you all...
beginner
gaunt rivet
idk means what
stuck bluff
@dawn reef 👋
dawn reef
hi
delicate wren
spoiled is the wrong word for it
viral leaf
idk means what
idk = i dont know
viral leaf
by the way i am also a bigneer
thats nice
all the best!
gaunt rivet
thank u
stuck bluff
@vital tapir 👋
rare pebble
October Sky by Jake G is another good one
delicate wren
continuing to work on my minesweeper implementation
keeping separate ratings now
one includes games before each separate game was stored
and the other doesn't
delicate wren
"what is kiwiland to emutopia?"
tame leaf
delicate wren
I've seen and eaten that multiple times but never heard the name
thin lintel
Halva*
sly pond
Hello
rare pebble
Hello!!!
sly pond
Ate turkey, saw family
Standard american holiday, just more turkey
wife's family
I am american
tame leaf
sly pond
Send me $$$ every month, and in many months time, I will be wealthier and you will not. It works!
tame leaf
XD
modern ore
That is not possible..
WHEEZE.
This reminds me of those "Buy my course boys it will get you to do this" courses.
delicate wren
@viral leaf "how to concentrate? just concentrate"
there's clear problem with that logic
delicate wren
or not
after writing, I looked stuff up, read half of a sentence and didn't see that included
I'm being summoned elsewhere
tame leaf
outer oriole
outer oriole
(parasympathetic system I think that's called?)
Limbic system maybe
This is another good song:
https://youtu.be/O-kHB2fWUS8
tame leaf
outer oriole
S better analogy might be
Doctors are SWE,
Nurses are SRE
rare pebble
I don't think the analogies fit exactly. Maybe a rough representation yes.
outer oriole
@thin lintel fascinating
rare pebble
Basically because IT/SWE/SRE the knowledge is pretty much transferrable
outer oriole
Basically because IT/SWE/SRE the knowledge is pretty much transferrable
I agree, I was thinking in terms of general vs specific, abstract vs concrete.
rare pebble
Aah! Yes. Like specific knowledge vs applied? ML Scientist vs ML Ops?
rare pebble
I don't think so
outer oriole
Kant ?
rare pebble
No
outer oriole
Emmanuel Kant?
rare pebble
No 😄
outer oriole
You can call me Kant
rare pebble
Its a derogatory word, so cannot correct you here 😄
modern ore
rare pebble
I thought it would be censored if I said it...
azure ravine
@tame leaf lets not use that word here please
tame leaf
my bad
outer oriole
I think in Australia they are saying "can't"
But it sounds like
.... Anyway, ML is a better topic
LoL, "you're the girl"
tame leaf
LoL, "you're the girl"
LoL
League of Legends?
outer oriole
> LoL
League of Legends?
Laughing out loud.
I thought it was a cute way to refer to someone with mild surprise
Fun fact, I have a dog sleeping in my lap.
outer oriole
Oh?
Oh, @tame leaf you paste the text into the edit and precede it with a greater than sign?
tame leaf
yes
delicate wren
im utena
(just a different one)
thin lintel
@outer oriole https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laestadianism
the article is not good, very bias and written by someone inside the religion
misty sinew
@outer oriole Your speaking diction is very good, can you give me advice because I don't have such diction?
What profession do you work in?
@sly pond why are you black hole
misty sinew
@summer shadow I love penguins, are you a penguin? If you are a penguin, I can give you a fish, my little friend.
summer shadow
<@315292317315629057> I love penguins, are you a penguin? If you are a penguin, ...
Im emperor penguin wannabe
misty sinew
Do y'all not hear me/
nope
Actually, I want to talk, but my accent is terrible, no one will understand what I'm talking about, so it's best to write.
Dude, you are really an energetic person. You never get tired of talking. I have never seen anyone as energetic as you in my life. @outer oriole
celest tide
what is better a student with foreign key group id or group that has the list of students
