voice-chat-text-1

[dense horizon]

Yes.

rather here to absorb information

ahhh

I agree. those numbers get quiet intimidating to me though lol

black in this case?

ahh

if the square is not modified then what is the value that it takes? @stuck bluff

(0, 0, 0)?

well like the ones without a color

[delicate wren]

woohoo someone called my CSS code "great" but, quote, "in general"

[dense horizon]

ah yes. i mean like what is the rrgb pattern of a "uncolored" block

is it just unset

or is it 0,0,0

ah ok

graph theory seems fun ill probably pick this up

would these arrays be numpy ?

ah okay i only see numpy being referenced in some data science implementations but i never quiet grasped when there is a necessity

@stuck bluff would we be running these at time same time?'

i imagine a random select script could interfere with this adjacent behavior

ah okay

i love their multi dimensional array

i havent found a use case yet because i havent delved into that matter but it looks sweet

sweet

i was going to do that game of life thing as a beginner-ish project

😂

the one concept i had a weird time grasping was virtual servers vs physical

i kept asking my self how some mad lad designed a virtual server and made it preferrable

obviously not in every case but just the whole idea of "virtualizing"

i was making some roblox games but i was getting sick of the redundant nature

ah okay. i'll try to make it and come back to you and see what i can do

@stuck bluff

what libraries would you advise @delicate wren

[delicate wren]

I don't remember if I've installed anything other than numpy, PIL and cv2 (or whatever it's called) for that, need to check

[dense horizon]

alright

[delicate wren]

(imports section)

import abc
import collections
import contextlib
import heapq
import multiprocessing
import pathlib
import pickle
import random
import shutil
import subprocess
import time
from typing import Iterable, MutableSequence, Self

import cv2
import numpy as np
from PIL import Image

[dense horizon]

ah alright

to be quiet honest i havent seen a lot of those libs

[dense horizon]

ive seen abc, collcetions, multiprocessing, random, time, and numpy

@stuck bluff is manipulating images your favorite thing?

or rather primary skill

ahh alright i havent quiet laid my eyes upon a specific area

i really like math so i guess ill focus on visualizing that sort of thing

i had a rough time making that connection throughout my early years. I started to really understand things as of lately and its starting to blow my mind

I used to have this undermining thought that if I could not look at any sort of equation and get it quickly, i deemed it too challenging to learn

what i find fascinating is probably a lot less complex than you lol

it took me like 2 years in high school to really get the hang of algebra and everything clicked after that

I get this sense of guilt and ego shattering thoughts that I may not be good enough because of that early adversity

it might just be imposter syndrome

true.. I guess i never flipped it to be that optimisitc

or attempted to

😂

laters

[delicate wren]

hi

the server is fixed I think

rotterdam

I've just realised VSC defaults to thinking all SQL is MS SQL

... so now trying to find an extension for Postgres dialect

... and there's also a duplicate
(first and third are the same)

I think the maintainer changed

[mild flume]

I'm here but mute

Co-worker is back here

As is the way of tax season

Correct

@misty sinew Yo

[delicate wren]

why does installing a PostgreSQL extension add a NoSQL panel

[mild flume]

How intensive is it to migrate from one database engine to another? Say SQL Server to postgres?

[delicate wren]

ah, there's a base extension

[mild flume]

@sick frost Yo

[delicate wren]

(I guess that but, after checking, yes, seems to be the case)

[mild flume]

Fair

Will do

Yeah I was wondering about the cost savings part. I'm sure postgres is looking more and more appealing now

@magic void Yo

[magic void]

Yo bro..
I still remember you kick me from call 🤣🤣 for my mic ON

[delicate wren]

whoa
big menu
scary

[mild flume]

That doesn't overly surprise me. Microsoft product suggesting Microsoft syntax

Weird. I didn't make an infraction for it

[delicate wren]

oh, there is no per-workspace setting

okay, uninstalling

[mild flume]

Must have just been a one off.

[delicate wren]

@sick frost same for Wolfram

and a lot of stuff

I think RHEL too

and whatever IBM OS is

[mild flume]

By core, do you mean like the number of cores on a processor?

[delicate wren]

threadpool size limit

kind of

@sick frost decades

to sort out most bugs

it's only realistic to build your own good DB quickly if you limit the scope massively

i.e. when you can easily say "No." to most feature requests

JSON is a format

JSON file can be used as a very, very bad DB

@sick frost we're talking about RDBMSes specifically, if that's the question

relational databases

[sick frost]

No I just have never used databasing in my coding experience

Never had a reason to, just use json

[delicate wren]

things you can SQL at

[magic void]

You do frontend stuffs ? Or backend stuffs

[sick frost]

I do UI

[delicate wren]

I still haven't tried IndexedDB

(in-browser)

[magic void]

That's why you didn't used database

[delicate wren]

and MongoDB I just don't want

I understand the simplicity premise

but even that is subjective

SQL offers flexibility of queries at the cost of flexibility of how data is stored

[mild flume]

https://sqlbolt.com/

[delicate wren]

depending on a NoSQL system, both of those qualities may be way worse or way better

KV store, for example, has both less flexible

@mild flume not your connection

[mild flume]

@summer stag Oh sorry, forgot to say "yo" to you as well

I try to be good about it

[delicate wren]

there was some extension of CAP theorem for DBs, can't remember the name, time to look up

[summer stag]

We good

Listening to you guys

[delicate wren]

PACELC theorem

both Cs stand for consistency

[summer stag]

I Cee

[mild flume]

Lots of folks treat VC like a podcast

I love it

[summer stag]

Yup

live podcast

[delicate wren]

It states that in case of network partitioning (P) in a distributed computer system, one has to choose between availability (A) and consistency (C) (as per the CAP theorem), but else (E), even when the system is running normally in the absence of partitions, one has to choose between latency (L) and loss of consistency (C).

[summer stag]

i C

[mild flume]

No cap?

[mild flume]

HA

PNUTS

I love it

@coarse bloom @dawn rock Yo to you both

@full lichen And another yo

[coarse bloom]

What

[full lichen]

Was up?

[dawn rock]

was up sir

[summer stag]

it just got crowded in here

[full lichen]

nothing

[mild flume]

Not much, 'bout you folks

[dawn rock]

bye sir i want learn again

[summer stag]

Use GIMP

[mild flume]

What kind of stuff are you wanting to learn?

[delicate wren]

PIL it

[mild flume]

What does the chart mean exactly?

[delicate wren]

what tradeoffs it allows to choose

depending of if a partition occurs

[mild flume]

Gooootcha

[sick frost]

My honest response

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/1275120648825606313/1334148750045609987/AQP62KdOVzq5kn8Mi437qUt1QV-l35vsMu4I1r-Rq7n0ISp3-oSblS49oxcrS8t5xqgRRBvf5tWsn_S9XYtDcUrVTQ92j-A8UhcxNa04.mp4?ex=679b7a59&is=679a28d9&hm=ddff0ff767c476fc6e6d404ced2a21b57fb9180fcb56a415fbb4cdc52d3f197c&

[delicate wren]

I don't think it's correct to call most public models open-source

it's like calling a binary checked into Git LFS "open source"

it's just "free for download"

[summer stag]

Made in China. Product in questions

[mild flume]

Well played

[delicate wren]

it doesn't connect if you don't explicitly allow it too;
model runners are actual open source

model is just data

at least it should be

[summer stag]

China are going to do that. The Delta Force game is made by chinese and its a spyware

[delicate wren]

it they all weren't using pickle ffs

[mild flume]

I forgot that Delta Force existed

[delicate wren]

(note: it's not actually all, they're moving to safetensors now)

[summer stag]

I dont hate china i hate their crappy prodcuts

[mild flume]

All the AI stuff just goes over my head

[summer stag]

Yes. True tture

true*

[delicate wren]

"just pickle it" -- phrase that prompts introducing the term "jupyterbro"

[summer stag]

let me rephrase my previous statement. I hate some stuff.

@sick frost excatly

[delicate wren]

@mild flume I've finally found the right way to format SQL

[mild flume]

https://tenor.com/dGPlOjWxrKO.gif

[delicate wren]

@sick frost except Fanta?

[mild flume]

Actually that's kind of like the Elm style of formatting...

[delicate wren]

yes

[mild flume]

Hmm

[tawny lily]

total_todays_revenue_cache_for_dashboard = TTLCache(maxsize=1, ttl=30)

MY VARIABLE NAMING

[delicate wren]

todays

we should allow ' in identifiers

actually

hmm

[mild flume]

That's like test name levels of length

[thin lintel]

[mild flume]

@pytest.mark.asyncio
@patch("niquests.AsyncSession.request", new_callable=AsyncMock)
async def test_get_status_successful_with_token(niquests_mock: AsyncMock):
    mock_data = factories.ServerStatusResponseFactory.build()
    mock_response = AsyncMock()
    mock_response.ok = True
    mock_response.json.return_value = mock_data.model_dump()

    niquests_mock.return_value = mock_response

    api = SpaceTraders(token="test_token")
    response = await api.get_status()
    assert response.status == mock_data.status

And that's relatively short for a test name

[tawny lily]

not tast name

live

[mild flume]

Whyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy

I mean...

[summer stag]

noticed this in delta force comments

[mild flume]

I guess I can't see a reasonable way to shorten it

[tawny lily]

i know

[mild flume]

And this is why I use Revo

[summer stag]

thats why i didnt download the game

[tawny lily]

i am just showing my hallerous naming

[summer stag]

i like to have data privacy

[tawny lily]

file is 4000 LINE

[mild flume]

@misty sinew @vast cliff Hello to you both

[tawny lily]

And have lot of variable

[summer stag]

Hello @misty sinew @vast cliff

[tawny lily]

just to not get conflicted

[misty sinew]

hello guys

[tawny lily]

i get conflicted a lot

[tawny lily]

hello

[delicate wren]

!e

today_̛s_revenue = 0
print(today_̛s_revenue)

[coarse hearth]

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

0

[jagged hawk]

Whatsup hem

Hi af

[mild flume]

Hey Ryan. Not much, you?

[mild flume]

See previous get out meme

[jagged hawk]

Wtf did this guy just say

[jagged hawk]

Same mate I really tried getting into kotlin but got bored way too quickly

I'm really tryna think about which is better

Going through actual documentation and learning a language

Or just making projects

[mild flume]

Better between Java and Kotlin you mean?

Oh I see

[delicate wren]

@sick frost citizens being alive doesn't mean the leader is not a bad person

but, yeah, can't remember anything specific

[jagged hawk]

After 5 years of coding I really can't bring myself to read the rust docs

But I feel like I'm kinda missing out on good coding style for rust

[mild flume]

Eh, the Rust Book is pretty digestable

[delicate wren]

https://www.lurklurk.org/effective-rust/

[jagged hawk]

I wanted to try kotlin to see which I prefer

[jagged hawk]

I've read many books on efficient CPP, idk something about reading programming books I really cant

Im really getting into memory

So I'm reading a lot of books about it

But man not coding

[delicate wren]

effective not efficient

[mild flume]

Fair. I will say it is a bit tougher to get interested into languages when you don't have a specific use case

[jagged hawk]

No way

[delicate wren]

more about patterns

[jagged hawk]

Oh sorry I'm on mobile, that's actually cool ill read it

[delicate wren]

I don't to get anywhere near JVM/CLR in the next few years

still taking a break

[jagged hawk]

Yeah that's why I make projects

Literally how I learned c

[tawny lily]

Best way

[jagged hawk]

Although it really caught to me when I got into embedded a few years ago

[tawny lily]

project based

[jagged hawk]

I got a reality check of my code wasn't good code by any standard

But something about OK I know what a vector is

But where do you use a vector

That's what really made me hate books

[mild flume]

!e

print(1 == 1.0)

[coarse hearth]

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

True

[jagged hawk]

Wassup rabbit

Long time I've not seen ya

[sick frost]

!e print(1 === 1.0)

[coarse hearth]

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

001 |   File "/home/main.py", line 1
002 |     print(1 === 1.0)
003 |               ^
004 | SyntaxError: invalid syntax

[spice comet]

yall be yapppin too muchhh

[delicate wren]

!e

print(3 ** 77 == 3.0 ** 77)

[coarse hearth]

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

False

[mild flume]

!e

print(int("1") == float("1.0"))

[coarse hearth]

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

True

[delicate wren]

!e

print(3 ** 77 == 3.0 ** 77)
print(float(3 ** 77) == 3.0 ** 77)
print(3 ** 77 == int(3.0 ** 77))

[coarse hearth]

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

001 | False
002 | True
003 | False

[delicate wren]

uh

[mild flume]

dafuq?

[elder wraith]

Wat

[jagged hawk]

The last one doesn't make sense

But the rest do

[delicate wren]

!e

p = 66
print(3 ** p == 3.0 ** p)
print(float(3 ** p) == 3.0 ** p)
print(3 ** p == int(3.0 ** p))

[coarse hearth]

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

001 | False
002 | True
003 | False

[tawny lily]

!e

print(3 ** 77 == 3.0 ** 77)
print(float(3 ** 77) == 3.0 ** 77)
print(3 ** 77 == int(3.0) ** 77)

[coarse hearth]

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

001 | False
002 | True
003 | True

[delicate wren]

oh, wait, right, it can't int eq

[delicate wren]

no

that's obviously true

[delicate wren]

actually can't false true true, after thinking about it

[sick frost]

!e

val = 1
val2 = 3

if val > 2 > val2:
print("True")

[jagged hawk]

Why would anyone ever cast an int to a float?

[delicate wren]

I think in Python it's like

float(a) == float(b)
or
int(a) == int(b)

when {type(a),type(b)}=={int,float}

[jagged hawk]

If you'd ever get to that you most likely have something wrong as well somewhere else

[undone hearth]

Miss talking with you guys

[mild flume]

Ditto. You just been busy with life?

[undone hearth]

With study yes

[delicate wren]

oh, wait, no

[summer stag]

Get NordVPN for 4.99

[delicate wren]

doesn't work

uh

[jagged hawk]

Python always gotta have some bs

[mild flume]

All languages have BS

[jagged hawk]

C# was just bae

[jagged hawk]

You still doing c# hem?

[delicate wren]

but only one language is BS

[elder wraith]

Sure but dynamic typing is the devil

[mild flume]

Which courses are you taking?

[mild flume]

Fair

[jagged hawk]

In java it makes sense tho

You can dynamically cast types though?

Or maybe I just got the definition wrong

[delicate wren]

generics in Java used to be just dynamic typing I think

a long long time ago

[jagged hawk]

Ahhh

[delicate wren]

so now Java has broken variance

[undone hearth]

i am doing a computing degree with the open university

[mild flume]

Oh sick

[elder wraith]

Java is static typing with implicit typing.

[jagged hawk]

Yeah yeah got my definitions wrong there mb

[elder wraith]

Explicit typing and implicit typing is different from dynamic and static typing.

[delicate wren]

@sick frost that's Fortran typing

[mild flume]

Wait really?

[jagged hawk]

Who does that in c#?

[delicate wren]

in C, you should prefix fields not variables

[elder wraith]

It’s taught in classes, it’s not used in normal world

[jagged hawk]

Is it like some sorta standard or purely made up?

[sick frost]

aVariable

array of Variables

a_Variable

Array called this variable

[mild flume]

https://tenor.com/Wkic.gif

[delicate wren]

exactly two characters most of the time

[proper ridge]

How would you do custom types?

[delicate wren]

whoever taught you this, is wrong

[proper ridge]

It would become incredibly confusing real fast.

[mild flume]

You already can do custom types

[elder wraith]

It’s a standard that most people realized was useless

[mild flume]

Or am I misunderstanding what you mean

[elder wraith]

Classes help with a ton

[jagged hawk]

When you explicitly refer the type why would you bother saying it again (c#)

[proper ridge]

He says prefix variable names with the type.

Like s_name.

Then if you have custom types, then it becomes confusing.

[delicate wren]

!e

def f(): ...
print(dir(f.__code__))

[coarse hearth]

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

['__class__', '__delattr__', '__dir__', '__doc__', '__eq__', '__format__', '__ge__', '__getattribute__', '__getstate__', '__gt__', '__hash__', '__init__', '__init_subclass__', '__le__', '__lt__', '__ne__', '__new__', '__reduce__', '__reduce_ex__', '__repr__', '__setattr__', '__sizeof__', '__str__', '__subclasshook__', '_co_code_adaptive', '_varname_from_oparg', 'co_argcount', 'co_cellvars', 'co_code', 'co_consts', 'co_exceptiontable', 'co_filename', 'co_firstlineno', 'co_flags', 'co_freevars', 'co_kwonlyargcount', 'co_lines', 'co_linetable', 'co_lnotab', 'co_name', 'co_names', 'co_nlocals', 'co_positions', 'co_posonlyargcount', 'co_qualname', 'co_stacksize', 'co_varnames', 'replace']

[mild flume]

And that's why we have type hints

[delicate wren]

co_ here comes from the C convention

short for code

[proper ridge]

We're talking about strictly typed languages. You don't even need to type hint, you are specifying the type at declaration.

[dense horizon]

what do we use that for

[jagged hawk]

I don't get what this guy is saying

[dense horizon]

its for readability

[jagged hawk]

C# is a camel case lanaguge how did you get away with xx_xx

[mild flume]

AF's saying C

[proper ridge]

It's not gonna help with readability.

[delicate wren]

if you're writing Python, don't do it;
whereas in C it's used to more easily read through the code because C LSP support is limited, especially with macros

[dense horizon]

In the use of static langs or dynamic?

[delicate wren]

also to grep the code

[dense horizon]

dynamic languages usually use type def so its just simpler

[mild flume]

That feels dirty

[delicate wren]

and so does #define

[mild flume]

Static just has you define the type outright

[proper ridge]

In both. In python you should type hint to clarify the type, and in strictly typed languages it's already declared.

[dense horizon]

yeah its obligatory

[mild flume]

The only time I really specify the type in the name is when I'm doing any type casting

[dense horizon]

yeah

[proper ridge]

It makes no sense to me to put the type in the variable name, especially when you have custom types.

[dense horizon]

id use it on functions i plan on sharing or documenting

[delicate wren]

[ and C isn't a strongly typed language ]

[dense horizon]

oh yeah thats just redundant lol

[jagged hawk]

Doesn't JavaScript so that?

[proper ridge]

If I make a custom class, and instantiate it, then I'd have to come up with a prefix, and ensure no other type uses the same prefix, and it's just a mess.

[jagged hawk]

(_=>{})

Istg one language does this

[dense horizon]

i cannot tell you which does lol

[delicate wren]

in python _ is suboptimal for argument names

[jagged hawk]

Oh golang

[delicate wren]

because you can't do _,_,_

[proper ridge]

I thought it was reserved.

For when you don't need sth.

[delicate wren]

_arg

[mild flume]

*

[proper ridge]

for _ in range(10):
    ... 

[mild flume]

Also yes

[dense horizon]

i thought its typically bad practice

to use that

[jagged hawk]

Ueah

[delicate wren]

_,_,_,a,_,_,b,_,c,_,_,_,d

[mild flume]

You're thinking for imports. I'm talking about for packing and unpacking

[dense horizon]

most readable youtube tutorial code

[sick frost]

for _, key in pairs(value)

[dense horizon]

ahhhh okay

[jagged hawk]

YouTube code is sometimes really good

[mild flume]

That's my bad, I should have clarified

[delicate wren]

_ is correct for assignment and patterns in general

[sick frost]

https://github.com/theogbmt

[delicate wren]

not arguments

[dense horizon]

im just referring to the stereotype lol youtube is awesome

[delicate wren]

@tawny lily in some contexts it's a keyword

[jagged hawk]

Really? I thought it was a good reference for unused variables in cause of lacking a lsp

[dense horizon]

same

[delicate wren]

_arg not _

[sick frost]

!e

def printfalse():
print()

printfalse("hello")

[delicate wren]

!e

def f(_, _): ...

[dense horizon]

how long u been using py for @jagged hawk

[coarse hearth]

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

hello

[coarse hearth]

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

001 |   File "/home/main.py", line 1
002 |     def f(_, _): ...
003 |              ^
004 | SyntaxError: duplicate argument '_' in function definition

[jagged hawk]

Then what about goland?

[delicate wren]

I'm only referencing Python specifically

[jagged hawk]

Never, I have most experience with java

[delicate wren]

in Rust, _ is a keyword

[dense horizon]

im sure we all use normal args

[jagged hawk]

Js skips it lmfao

()=>{}

[dense horizon]

ah fair im just learning py to grasp algorithms and make some visually appealing works

[tawny lily]

helloWorld

[delicate wren]

const [, two] = [1, 2];

[dense horizon]

alisa has this cool friend who was helping me

[jagged hawk]

Ig you could do that in every lang aswell

[dense horizon]

yeah but solely for the use of algorithm requisite and no workarounds in the language

[jagged hawk]

Oh BTW AF you gave up on the algo for that one game?

Ugh I forgot the name

[delicate wren]

minesweeper?

[jagged hawk]

Ye

[dense horizon]

i love the swap assignment in python

[dense horizon]

what was the task

[delicate wren]

I've never worked on a solution algorithm

[dense horizon]

can you predict winning in minesweeper?

[mild flume]

Swap assignment? Like a, b = b, a or something?

[jagged hawk]

You didn't?

I thought that was your aim

[delicate wren]

I'm only making an engine for running the server code

[dense horizon]

yeah useful af for learning sort basics

[delicate wren]

for pvp minesweeper

[jagged hawk]

Damn I forgot

[delicate wren]

no bots yet

[mild flume]

It's awesome for the Fibonacci stuff

[dense horizon]

i agree i used to distance from python but im able to cover topics more efficiently and effectively

[delicate wren]

@proper ridge it's a GPU not the motherboard seems like

likely dead before the author got the idea

[misty sinew]

thats a cream in cake

https://tenor.com/view/carrot-cake-10-layer-cake-cakes-dessert-cake-gif-16882227615862289609

He got whole bakery

[misty sinew]

What's ur max temperature?

[tawny lily]

-999

[mild flume]

Actual fire

[jagged hawk]

That's alrright

[misty sinew]

he took all the paste from LA

[jagged hawk]

Not like its conductive

[misty sinew]

I was wondering how come the rapper stop raping !

[mild flume]

Good way to keep your tea warm

[misty sinew]

70 is normal temp for Laptop CPU?

[jagged hawk]

Not normal

But not crazy

[mild flume]

Not abnormal

Might just need a dusting

[jagged hawk]

70 isn't warm for most PC components

Lol

[misty sinew]

70 is base temp for my PC

I mean laptop

my bad

[mild flume]

Wait 70 is your idling?

[misty sinew]

yes

[mild flume]

Uhhhhh

[jagged hawk]

That's concerning

[mild flume]

Yeah I'd dust that sucker

[jagged hawk]

60 it would be aight

70 is wildin

[misty sinew]

what should be idle temp?

[misty sinew]

Hmm

[jagged hawk]

Recently switched to light mode

Gosh darn it I love it

I just can't get with liking light mode

[misty sinew]

I use light mode

[jagged hawk]

So I go with nord lmfao

[misty sinew]

I don't know why you all use dark mode

[mild flume]

I need a nap

Already

[jagged hawk]

50-60 sounds fair

[mild flume]

What model laptop?

[delicate wren]

Forgejo's integrated Swagger is dark themed
I wonder how easy it is to get themed elsewhere

[misty sinew]

M3500QC ASUS VIVOBOOOK PRO 15

[jagged hawk]

What??

There's no way on earth what your saying is right

[delicate wren]

@sick frost perfect theme:
#voice-chat-text-0 message

[jagged hawk]

What's that one standard vscode theme

Solarized smth

[mild flume]

God damn it I had purged that from my mind

[jagged hawk]

That's a studied theme and its blue

...m

[misty sinew]

I use filter glass, maybe that could be reason for my preference of Light mode over dark mode

[jagged hawk]

That is mental bruv

[delicate wren]

I'm not sure why Red is available by default

[jagged hawk]

Filter glasses I feel like are just talk most time, people just use it for marketing make sure it actually works

[delicate wren]

the font is Zapfino

[mild flume]

Because some people want to code by using a VirtualBoy

[delicate wren]

it breaks terminal I think

(the font)

[misty sinew]

I mean lightmode is kinda yellowish to me

[mild flume]

Just realized that's a really niche joke

[misty sinew]

When I use glasses

[jagged hawk]

That can also be night mode

[misty sinew]

Na defualt light mode

Night mode is much more yellow

[mild flume]

I stand by Monokai

[misty sinew]

Damn I liike the theme

Your choice is good man!

I use defualt dark theme in Vscode

[jagged hawk]

something about themes on sublime they always look better

Vscodes monkai is straight up trash

[misty sinew]

but I like intellij theme over vscode

[delicate wren]

Abyss has dimmer colours, so I use that

[misty sinew]

there's something about the intellj theme that make it stand out

[jagged hawk]

Isn't that a vim them?

Theme*

[mild flume]

That's strange. Should be the same

[delicate wren]

might be, not sure

there is almost no red in the theme

and adjacent colours

[thin lintel]

Hemmy!

[misty sinew]

Your like red?

[delicate wren]

no

[misty sinew]

Maybe that could be reason why you choose red theme

[delicate wren]

not in the editor, no

that's why Abyss

[misty sinew]

So why do you use that?

[delicate wren]

no red or orange for non-errors

[misty sinew]

Hmm

[delicate wren]

I don't use Red

and I don't understand why it exists in the first place

[jagged hawk]

What font do you use BTW? Kinda getting tired of jet brains mono after soo many years

[mild flume]

Suuuuuuup

[mild flume]

Double checking

[delicate wren]

the closest it has to red are pink and yellow

[jagged hawk]

Damn the contrast on that

[misty sinew]

@fluid canopy Why don't you apply in deliotte ?

[jagged hawk]

Its either great or really hard to see

[misty sinew]

somehow I got invitation

[mild flume]

I think it's this one? https://monaspace.githubnext.com/

[jagged hawk]

Thanks

[mild flume]

Specifically the Argon variant

[misty sinew]

associate data analyst

Becuase they hire fresher

yes

[delicate wren]

and now trying to decide whether to switch to trailing whitespace onl

y

[tawny lily]

"Consolas" Is more Standard

[delicate wren]

instead of boundary (single space between two non-spaces is without a dot)

[mild flume]

Wait, it may not be this specific one...

[jagged hawk]

I thought you really liked minimalism

[misty sinew]

I don't know about that

[mild flume]

Trying to track it down

[delicate wren]

on Windows

[tawny lily]

Yes

[jagged hawk]

Thnx

[tawny lily]

and ubuntu

IDK about ubuntu

[mild flume]

Back in a tic

[tawny lily]

i personally use it on ubuntu

[misty sinew]

That's good!

@fluid canopy You should try your best, start with what youu got!
Start freelancing, anything that can add value to your portfolio

[jagged hawk]

yoo

[wide cloak]

hello

[jagged hawk]

Magical girl

Whatsuppp

[wide cloak]

nm

so...

how do i get voice suppression removed

is it 50 in any chan?

[delicate wren]

non-bot channels

[tawny lily]

go to #voice-verification

and go to #bot-commands

to check !user

[wide cloak]

people think i'm crazy, i started to respond back to what i say

[delicate wren]

excludes #bot-commands and #sir-lancebot-playground

[jagged hawk]

Sounds abit like going crazy doesn't it?

[wide cloak]

yeah but then there's a voice that says i'm not crazy

[delicate wren]

crazy
"they locked me in a #bot-commands,
a #bot-commands full of !es,
and !es make me crazy"

[jagged hawk]

That's called coping

Lmfao

[granite canyon]

@thin lintel, that is called selective hearing. People want to hear what they want.

[wide cloak]

if you are lazy, then you find simpler ways of solving problems?

[granite canyon]

Because whatever we fail to heed to someone else is going to cover that. Kind of blind spots.

[summer stag]

I am leaving for the moment. Will return later.

[granite canyon]

It reminds me of this test

To the eyes, but the same happens to the rest of the sensorial receptors.

sight blind spot + -

[delicate wren]

my conclusion from this test:
because of the white background, I see just how dirty the screen is

[wide cloak]

i was thrown into a pool, now i can swim

just saying

[mortal stone]

praiseChina = True
hateUSA = True

WWIII = "World War 3"

if praiseChina:
print("100+ social score earned")
elif hateUSA:
print("200+ social score earned")
else:
print(WWIII) praiseChina = True
hateUSA = True

WWIII = "World War 3"

if praiseChina:
print("100+ social score earned")
elif hateUSA:
print("200+ social score earned")
else:
print(WWIII)

[wide cloak]

you can't just baby everyone's tendencies

[delicate wren]

and all the ones who drowned are "just statistics"

[wide cloak]

and try to justify it

[granite canyon]

Three of my favorite movies for the Hearing and Perceiving:

12 Angry men 1957: This movie shows how people fail to heed to details.
PI 1998: (Good for the the visuals)
Requiem for a Dream: 2000 (heavy, not good for sensitive public)

[wide cloak]

is there a reboot of 12

angry men?

[granite canyon]

The one of 1957.

[delicate wren]

(what we're discussing is not "tendencies" and no one is "justifying" it, but I guess that's already obvious)

[delicate wren]

@true valley
it took me way too long to realise the connection between my pfp and your server nickname lol

[mortal stone]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UctriMuXYS0

[mild flume]

!stream 1196203759471165576

[coarse hearth]

✅ @fluid canopy can now stream until <t:1738168775:f>.

[wide cloak]

do you think it's more nurture as opposed to nature?

[delicate wren]

@raven orbit minor version change usually

[wide cloak]

new python?

[mild flume]

@jagged hawk Found it. https://www.nerdfonts.com/font-downloads On that site, it's "Monaspice Nerd Font"

[delicate wren]

version requirement increase is the grey-ish area of semver;
most projects consider it to be a minor update

[mild flume]

https://www.programmingfonts.org/#monaspace-argon

Also shows an example of hot it'd look in-situ

[delicate wren]

in Rust, normally,
MSRV bump is minor bump (because normally that's to get a feature anyway),
dependency bump is patch bump (because Rust allows having separate versions of libraries)

[thin lintel]

sorry Fury, my friend is helping me with my internet issues

and he just called without warning

[true valley]

no worries.

This is discord.

[delicate wren]

@raven orbit strictly speaking all changes are breaking if you misuse the library enough

grrr

no, that's not enough for a major bump

[jagged hawk]

Thanks bro

[delicate wren]

@raven orbit increasing major transitive dependency version is minor version bump when it doesn't appear in the API by the same logic

unless it's Rust when it can be patch at times

[true valley]

https://www.proofreading.co.uk/blog/different-types-of-tone-in-writing-a-guide/#:~:text=Formal Tone&text=It conveys respect and seriousness,anecdotes%2C prioritising objectivity and clarity.\

[proper ridge]

Fun puzzle if any of you is interested. You are to make a 3 controlled NOT gate using only 2 controlled NOT and 1 controlled NOT. Priority is minimum number of gates.

[jagged hawk]

Hi plome

This call is missing 8080 lmfao

[mild flume]

Haven't heard from him for a while

I should check in

[jagged hawk]

Yeah I used to read his blog

Yeah

He also had a YouTube channel

[mild flume]

Not at this very moment, no

[jagged hawk]

He had somesort of injury I can't recall

Maybe cancer?

Legendary guy

How does this lad talk soo much

[mild flume]

With his mouth I would assume

[jagged hawk]

He sure has a talented mouth

[mild flume]

https://tenor.com/buISo.gif

[jagged hawk]

Sounds alot like chatgpt

Yall heard about how the guy used chatgpt to do a ddos?

[delicate wren]

to do or write something to do?

[mild flume]

I saw the headline but I didn't read into the article

@thin lintel What was the issue?

2.4 GHz and 5.2 GHz

[jagged hawk]

I read the whole thing but for some reason can't recall it he somehow bypassed it to ddos a particular website

Its too late my brain really isn't working

[mild flume]

@sick frost I mean it does mean something, you legit just said it was a standard

[delicate wren]

so it just search-queried a single thing too much?

[mild flume]

Therefore it is a thing

[true valley]

@sick frost https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/4G

read this

[jagged hawk]

Damn

No need to be soo hostile

[jagged hawk]

Honestly I don't wanna mislead its prob best to search it up or ask chatgpt lmfao

[mild flume]

@raven orbit There's different band types, yeah

[jagged hawk]

Reddit you really should chill out

When your rapping its really hard to understand what your saying

[mild flume]

It's the opposite, @sick frost

[delicate wren]

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/c/c7/United_States_Frequency_Allocations_Chart_2016_-_The_Radio_Spectrum.pdf

hmm

2016

[mild flume]

2.4 has more range

Plome is correct.

[jagged hawk]

Do you understand 10th grade science? Higher freq = lower range

[delicate wren]

isn't 5GHz allowed range also wider?

[mild flume]

@raven orbit You're bang on

Your mom

For IT?

[jagged hawk]

Hem still bangin with the mom jokes

[mild flume]

Yeah, this covers this

[delicate wren]

I remember some explanation that 2.4GHz has more, like, channel conflicts

[jagged hawk]

It does

[mild flume]

I'll be in my 80's and still making those jokes

[jagged hawk]

Your microwave is on 2.4ghz as well I think

They switch bands either way

Its very unlikely for that to ever happen

[wide cloak]

why'd people leave?

[jagged hawk]

I believe the us military has a system that switches a million times a second

[wide cloak]

man how many chats do i have to do?

[jagged hawk]

Bluetooth switches a lot aswell not how much though

[wide cloak]

what are activity blocks?

so you're saying 4g is not a different freq?

[jagged hawk]

They are discord games

[wide cloak]

ah

[mild flume]

So when you send a message, the following 10 minutes count as a singular block

I typically just think of it as a half hour conversation

[wide cloak]

lame :*(

[jagged hawk]

Rabbit would know

Why not?

[mild flume]

I promise it's for a good reason. We had what I call hit and run trolls; folks who would join the server, join voice chat, scream at the top of their lungs and then leave.

[wide cloak]

so 3.33 hours before i can use voice

[mild flume]

This was happening a dozen or so times a day

[wide cloak]

yeah true

been in those beforfe

[jagged hawk]

Lol remember people streaming porn

Like vrazy

[mild flume]

@raven orbit That just means you haven't been caught

[wide cloak]

i'm here for the porn

[mild flume]

Yarp. And that's why there're the stream restrictions

[wide cloak]

pyorn-thon

see what i did there?

[mild flume]

Well played

[jagged hawk]

I don't think weed makes u cut ur toes off

Not even fent

[mild flume]

Boredom

[jagged hawk]

Its always the weird drugs that make you really delusional

[mild flume]

Pedicure gone horribly wrong

[jagged hawk]

Plome ur Dutch?

Damn you do not have an accent

[thin lintel]

he is

[mild flume]

Saves you having to paint your toenails

Or at least makes them easier to reach

[raven orbit]

it does when you combine it with antidepressants and become psychotic

[mild flume]

Change your socks periodically through the day

@raven orbit Where there's a will there's a way. And also consider that they're doing it every day

[raven orbit]

sure, I'm just trying to figure out how you can hold a spatula with a foot

[wide cloak]

i have a headache

[terse sierra]

mobius strip @raven orbit

people vote with their feet

[terse sierra]

if i take some acid , maybe read text above

[terse sierra]

NOT cake icing , what happened there ???

[raven orbit]

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/17991623/the-first-ever-power-strip-with-an-internal-safety-switch

[terse sierra]

a case of goop and free time

[raven orbit]

smth like that

[terse sierra]

just use the guts in a bug zapper it has enough -- ouchie power

TV flyback transformer can do 15KV or better

https://www.worldstandards.eu/electricity/plug-voltage-by-country/uk/

[raven orbit]

they should more appropriately be called caltrops

same for lego blocks

[delicate wren]

@raven orbit @sick frost

[raven orbit]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prevention_of_Tay–Sachs_disease

specifically
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dor_Yeshorim

[magic wing]

wassup

i need help please

[sick frost]

1 mile per imperial gallon (mpg UK) is equal to 282.481053 liters per 100 km.

[delicate wren]

help with what?

someone mentioned vaccines
vaccines seem to have been invented in England

[quaint cape]

@umbral rose 😭 look at this @stuck bluff

[serene quail]

Phoenix os

[terse sierra]

use a mighty drone to dispence with trash @thin lintel

or open a window ...

[earnest wing]

helllo

thats crazy wow

https://tenor.com/view/thursday-morning-gif-2056775780571834979

sidjsidsjadiasjd

[dense horizon]

@delicate wren when working with that color pattern sort of thing do we use cv2 to draw grids

[delicate wren]

I only used cv2 for video

for images I used PIL

[dense horizon]

ah okay

what about that color pattern thing you showed me

[delicate wren]

for colour changes I'm just using numpy

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Random_walk#Gaussian_random_walk

with 5 dimensions for an image, 10 for a video

[misty sinew]

Hi i am making a Chatbot. For backend i use python and integrate GEMINI GOOGLE API in it. While for front end i use html, css and java script code.
Now i want to deploy it for free to test is it working fine? So can somebody help me in deployment process?

[delicate wren]

https://workers.cloudflare.com/ or whatever other clouds offer

but might take quite a bit of rewriting

what are you using for the web server?

FastAPI?

[misty sinew]

I'm stuck at deployment process for about 3 to 4 hours

[misty sinew]

Google gemini Api

Using as a environment variable

[delicate wren]

no, I mean how you run your python code

and how does your website connect to it

Django? Flask? Quart?
that thing

[misty sinew]

Flask

Maybe you can understand

[delicate wren]

if you're using Flask correctly, it should somewhat easy to rewrite to Lambda-style deployment

[delicate wren]

I'm only suggesting serverless deployment because you want to test it out for free-ish first

those tend to be cheaper than VPSes

[misty sinew]

Yes can you do it i can't understand about deployment procrss

Can you do it? I will share the code files with you?

[delicate wren]

do you want the app to be publicly accessible?

do you want it on a specific domain, or just wherever?

[misty sinew]

Yes it is better.But first i want to test it. Is it working correctly if yes then I'll buy domain and connect it

[dense horizon]

whats the use of lambda style deployment

havent heard of such a style

[dense horizon]

alright awesome

[dense horizon]

numpy + pil?

[delicate wren]

AWS Lambda is a service that allows to deploy "serverless" "functions";
each call to the server is isolated operationally:
no data shared across calls, and the code is likely to be deployed on multiple separate real servers

i.e. there is no single server continuously running serving your code

[delicate wren]

yes, values from numpy are used in PIL afterwards

[dense horizon]

awesome

why a 5d array though

[dense horizon]

ah okay theres something like this is lua

[delicate wren]

5d sphere, when mapped down to 3d space, fills in the insides of a 3d sphere uniformly

[dense horizon]

where you can attach anonymous functions to callbacks

[dense horizon]

ah okay thats really cool is there a specific name for this branch of math or logic

[delicate wren]

probably just geometry

[dense horizon]

more advanced geometry i presume

when i get home ill dive deep into it

[delicate wren]

I'm thinking about reimplementing the random walks logic using a quad tree

to make it representable as an immutable data structure

R-Trees are for floating point coordinates

not fixed filled-in grids

latter being almost a perfect usecase for a quad tree

especially when it's a square

[delicate wren]

@stuck bluff I don't think there's a generic way to do that

hmm

updating neighbours is non-trivial

[dense horizon]

@umbral rose i'd say the windows linux debate is trivial it just has a more developer feel perhaps

i love the leisure of windows though

@marsh lodge what was this approach?

the card approach you mentioned

when you say a card sprite class

what does "populate" mean in this context i havent heard that word before

[misty sinew]

hi

[dense horizon]

ah okay

if in list: add logic

[tender wagon]

sup

[stuck bluff]

7.6 times larger.

[stuck bluff]

@willow reef👋

[willow reef]

hi

@stuck bluff What's up!

[stuck bluff]

I am as Nero.

[willow reef]

ya nice

[dense horizon]

@umbral rose Hey, how long have you been using python for

[brisk lark]

mechmoji mark2

[stuck bluff]

My purpose is to reduce unhappiness. My scans detect that you are unhappy. Please remain stationary while your unhappiness is terminated.

[brisk lark]

https://huggingface.co/spaces/Borcherding/FLUX.1-Depth-dev-LoRA-BorchMods-public

this is how i made him 🙂

https://huggingface.co/spaces/black-forest-labs/FLUX.1-Depth-dev

[stuck bluff]

https://tenor.com/view/doctor-who-capaldi-emoji-bill-gif-8579799

[woeful canopy]

yo

[stuck bluff]

@coarse hill 👋

[woeful canopy]

i cant really scream

i dont want to speak

im scared

[delicate wren]

opal knows that the one who can scream obviously won't

[woeful canopy]

alright i gotta go

i dropped in because there are a lot of people

its almost 12 here

[delicate wren]

I changed something in the internal logic but it doesn't seem to influence anything

each pixel has a 50% chance not to be marked as overwriteable

[woeful canopy]

bye

[delicate wren]

also I think I should drop the resolution to 1024x1024

I like these pastel colours more

idk if I can do that through maths instead of postprocessing

[delicate wren]

here it's just accident

I'm not sure how to geometry that correctly within the colour space

so that it's still more or less uniform

currently it's random colour within r**2 + g**2 + b**2 <= 255**2

[brisk lark]

i know this isnt what you are doing but its a pretty neat model

https://huggingface.co/spaces/timbrooks/instruct-pix2pix

[delicate wren]

very https://store.steampowered.com/app/542050/Forgotton_Anne/-looking output

(some locations have green crystals, a lot)

[brisk lark]

https://vimeo.com/1016877211

https://github.com/Leoleojames1/Borch-Fractal-Archive

[delicate wren]

@tawny lily I'm managing infrastructure across 3~6 hardware servers (count differences depending on how much recent/direct is the minimal requirement for whether one is included)

no cloud yet

but, yes, a bit of sysadmining

[tawny lily]

app = FastAPI(
    title=ApiInfo.NAME,
    version=ApiInfo.VERSION,
    description=ApiInfo.DESCRIPTION,
    docs_url=None,
    redoc_url=None
)


async def initialize_routes():
    # Add all routers here from ./routes folder
    for file in os.listdir("./routes"):
        if file.endswith(".py"):
            module = file[:-3]
            if module != "__init__": 
                module_router = __import__(f"routes.{module}", fromlist=["router"])
                app.include_router(module_router.router)
                await logger.info(f"Router {module} included ✅")```

@delicate wren

Any idea to improve

[delicate wren]

!d pathlib

[coarse hearth]

pathlib

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.

...

[delicate wren]

I'm getting trolled by !d

ah, it's purepath

!d pathlib.PurePath.stem

[coarse hearth]

pathlib.PurePath.stem

The final path component, without its suffix:

>>> PurePosixPath('my/library.tar.gz').stem
'library.tar'
>>> PurePosixPath('my/library.tar').stem
'library'
>>> PurePosixPath('my/library').stem
'library'

[delicate wren]

in any case, that is a bit too much digging into files, imo

I would very much prefer importing directly, but that's more of a taste choice

!stream 99041425483653120

[coarse hearth]

✅ @marsh lodge can now stream until <t:1738468837:f>.

[delicate wren]

await and blocking file IO in a loop is a bit suspicious

or, to be more specific, any importing inside async def sounds wrong

what are you using for logging?

if it's background, it shouldn't need await generally

just put it onto a queue

and let the background task process it

[tawny lily]

https://paste.pythondiscord.com/NX6A

[delicate wren]

if you're willing to ever rewrite that in a couple of years, the other option would be ZeroMQ + PUB socket (instead of WebSocket)

also

https://paste.pythondiscord.com/NX6A#1L117-L117

the task can get GC'd

and, yes, the async def log is unnecessarily async even right now

the only thing you get there is that it cannot be accidentally called from non-async context

[tawny lily]

    def log(self, message, level="INFO"):
        """Asynchronously log messages to the file and send them to WebSocket."""
        timestamp = datetime.datetime.now(dhaka_tz).strftime('%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S')
        log_entry = f"[{timestamp}] [{level}] {message}\n"
        if level == "INFO":
            log_color = Fore.LIGHTCYAN_EX
        elif level == "WARNING":
            log_color = Fore.YELLOW
        elif level == "ERROR":
            log_color = Fore.RED
        elif level == "CRITICAL":
            log_color = Fore.MAGENTA
        elif level == "DANGER":
            log_color = Fore.RED
        elif level == "SUCCESS":
            log_color = Fore.GREEN
        elif level == "DEBUG":
            log_color = Fore.GREEN
        else:
            log_color = Fore.WHITE

        print(f"{log_color}{log_entry}{Style.RESET_ALL}", end="")

        self.file.write(log_entry)
        self.file.flush()  # Ensure the log entry is written immediately
        asyncio.create_task(self.log_sender.send_to_log_server(level, message))```

So you mean this will also work?

[delicate wren]

it should, yes

except the asyncio.create_task part

you will almost never see it fail

but Python isn't guaranteed to actually eventually run your task there, it can GC it instead

[tawny lily]

Working

[delicate wren]

!d asyncio.Queue.put_nowait

[coarse hearth]

asyncio.Queue.put\_nowait

put_nowait(item)```
Put an item into the queue without blocking.

If no free slot is immediately available, raise [`QueueFull`](https://docs.python.org/3/library/asyncio-queue.html#asyncio.QueueFull).

[delicate wren]

I prefer spawning a single task and storing it as a field

[delicate wren]

then doing that to wake it up

!d asyncio.Queue.join

[coarse hearth]

asyncio.Queue.join

coroutine join()```
Block until all items in the queue have been received and processed.

The count of unfinished tasks goes up whenever an item is added to the queue. The count goes down whenever a consumer coroutine calls [`task_done()`](https://docs.python.org/3/library/asyncio-queue.html#asyncio.Queue.task_done) to indicate that the item was retrieved and all work on it is complete. When the count of unfinished tasks drops to zero, [`join()`](https://docs.python.org/3/library/asyncio-queue.html#asyncio.Queue.join) unblocks.

[delicate wren]

and when it's time to cleanup, this to wait for all logs to be processed, and then cancel that one task

@stuck bluff without post-processing; keeps all colours out of [-0.15..0.15] cube

[main garden]

@terse sierra here

[terse sierra]

less busy here - wait for the noise to start - many code monkeys yelling

[marsh lodge]

@quaint cape You wanna hop in vc1?

[delicate wren]

@umbral rose stuff advanced a bit since previous attempts:

"now it's your turn to do the same in Zig"

[delicate wren]

@stuck bluff I made it into a video

so it's easier to see how it actually changes

... and I accidentally put the wrong directory into the ffmpeg

I wonder what that's going to look like

(flashing lights warning)

[stuck bluff]

Phone codecs don't like it.

I'll look on desktop.

[delicate wren]

I'm only being able to view it through the app and through VLC

[stuck bluff]

Watching on desktop.

Frenetic.

[delicate wren]

it stop just before the behaviour seems to change quite a lot

I'll let the process run for a while~~ until it crashes and burns~~

[stuck bluff]

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/f/f1/Lion's-mane_mushroom_imported_from_iNaturalist_photo_29576097_on_21_March_2024.jpg/450px-Lion's-mane_mushroom_imported_from_iNaturalist_photo_29576097_on_21_March_2024.jpg

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/9/92/Lion's-mane_mushroom_imported_from_iNaturalist_photo_176790519_on_21_March_2024.jpg/450px-Lion's-mane_mushroom_imported_from_iNaturalist_photo_176790519_on_21_March_2024.jpg

[delicate wren]

it's been working for almost 2 hours

[marsh lodge]

oh lord

Fingers crossed!

[delicate wren]

I'm waiting for it to stabilise in some way

@glad turtle ed

probably the oldest option that many people know

[glad turtle]

yes, when we get to ed we've reached full efficiency, we went full circle

[delicate wren]

still some waves remaining

[quaint cape]

!e ```python
list = [1,2,3,0,4,5,6]
for number in list:
if number == 0:
list.remove(number)
list.append(number)
print(list)

[coarse hearth]

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

001 |   File "/home/main.py", line 3
002 |     if number == 0:
003 |     ^
004 | IndentationError: expected an indented block after 'for' statement on line 2

[stuck bluff]

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/a/aa/Floppy_disk_2009_G1.jpg/800px-Floppy_disk_2009_G1.jpg

[quaint cape]

!e ```python
list = [1,2,3,0,4,5,6]
for number in list:
if number == 0:
list.remove(number)
list.append(number)
print(list)

[coarse hearth]

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

[1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 0]

[clear sage]

https://youtu.be/40JzyaOYJeY?si=vniEHnNDc9_8E1ke

[stuck bluff]

!e py my_set = {1, 2, 3} my_list = list(my_set) print(my_list) list = [1, 2, 3] my_list = list(list)

[coarse hearth]

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

001 | [1, 2, 3]
002 | Traceback (most recent call last):
003 |   File "/home/main.py", line 5, in <module>
004 |     my_list = list(list)
005 |               ^^^^^^^^^^
006 | TypeError: 'list' object is not callable

[stuck bluff]

.

Avoid shadowing builtin variable names.

list is a builtin variable name.

[umbral rose]

!stream 263551503082455050 30M

[coarse hearth]

✅ @brisk lark can now stream until <t:1738551616:f>.

[stuck bluff]

Don't use list as your own variable.

[woeful canopy]

hello

im back

for a bit

damn it

i shouldve entered earlier

im about to go to sleep

i got school tomorrow

indeed

though i dont like sleeping

i prefer being awake and doing things

though the feeling after you wake up from sleep is nice

its like all cozy

[coarse hill]

What code were you explaining @marsh lodge

[woeful canopy]

lets see it

[coarse hill]

sure

[woeful canopy]

yeah dont

gonna take too long

thats our boy

2d zeld

zelda

[coarse hill]

that looks sick

[woeful canopy]

just trying to imagine the code makes me dizzy

it wont let me

nvm

damn all that for collision

oh

ahh

so its defining what point it can be considered a collision

just realised youre explaining it

ah i se

i probably wouldnt be able to comprehend it all either way

i thought it would be a lot more

but 400 lines for that is quite nice

[coarse hill]

how long did that take you?

damn

looks pretty good

[woeful canopy]

i thought it took you longer than that

damn

oh

i heard something else

"men"

oh i know that guy

he published his thesis with it right?

that was his thesis or something like that

yep

[clear sage]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rbu7Zu5X1zI&t=235s

[woeful canopy]

yes that guy

welll i gotta go

goodnight yall

@coarse hill join our cult

[coarse hill]

bet

night guys

[woeful canopy]

@marsh lodge as our god

bye

[earnest wing]

hello

im still on mute for vc

i got 7 days

i got 4 days left

[woeful gorge]

guys, i need help with a school project using python, but I know jack diddly squat about how to code