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one in vc 2
@storm ferry is this you @stone quarry ?
Both of you got similar name
and joined at the same time on both VC
I am not them
wdym by escape from reality Opal?
I hope you are not alone and helpless
Once upon a time there used to be two Monster.
One choose to go east and other to west to explore world
monster which goes to east choose to explore world
monster which goes to west choose to explore as well
but one of them were hungry
hungry to get identity
so west monster choose to make deal with stranger
he offer the wishes to be true in return he takes the control of body
but monster hunger didn't end
monster eat the man from inside
now the same monster choose to make another deal with stranger
and again same happens
the cycle continues, and no one left in village on west side
monster from west and monster from east meet each other at same spot
monster from east asked what did you explore?
monster from west told I explore everything and devour the stranger for identity
so monster from east asked whats your identity
monster from west told "you!"
and he devour the another monster
and was all alone
in despair
Western Monster is nothing but Ego
Eastern Monster is empty being
Obluda, kierΓ‘ nemΓ‘ svΓ© jmΓ©no from Naoki Urasawa's Monster.
You took the story from here, don't you?
Yes
@delicate wren if you write this in a markdown document in forgejo, does it render with proper syntax highlighting for python?
because for me in gitea it does not.
\`\`\`py
\`\`\`
# This is a comment
def add(a, b):
return a + b
print(add(2, 3))
Yep it does
here on discord it may, but what about forgejo
you use forgejo?
@wooden dome look at my screen
@glad turtle show your source code for the .md
@wooden dome see the left side and the right side
@glad turtle which Gitea version?
Uh
I will, but since this is in a Tailscale.. nobody's going to have any luck getting in
1.22.3
lemme check
@glad turtle it's in user settings
If UEFI's solution won't work try this out:
- Toggle the highlight in config as admin you can
@glad turtle what are you using to render TeX?
no change after changing theme
basic mathjax
how does it look like in source?
wdym?
the markdown file source, the maths part
look at line 91 on the left side
regular mathjax with $$
okay so it's not an extension
, since it works for me too
hmm
idk why but it works in my case
both
and you're using forgejo or gitea?
try this out
@cunning urchin
example 1: they send the recording
maybe it could be false
yes i understood
or cache must be trolling you
also yes, built-in stuff
to whom?
just an extra example of how you might know
it's like with "how do you know this alt is a user of someone else?" -- "they literally admit it"
Discord does warn you if people if clipping enabled join
but not well enough
To be honest sometimes it is browser which trolls you
nope, no browser, regular discord client
@glad turtle are you connecting over HTTPS? self-signed?
self-signed HTTPS
check in dev tools if some requests are failing, just to make sure that's not the reason
you should have a clean log with no errors or warnings
will check now
@cunning urchin VM?
no errors, console empty
how do i know if it's enabled
[markup]
ENABLE_HIGHLIGHT = true
STYLE = dracula
look for line
it will be true if not make it true
i just tried but can't see change
@glad turtle maybe those pandoc options do something wrong?
where did you get ENABLE_HIGHLIGHT from?
from @wooden dome above
but when i check the gitea docs it's not even there https://docs.gitea.com/administration/config-cheat-sheet
where'd you get this from? the official docs don't mention ENABLE_HIGHLIGHT
but, yes, neither has that
Ah I messed up
I was refering to older fork document
my bad
it auto enables it on compile time
@glad turtle can you try running without markup.markdown customisations?
yeah just a sec
Hmm I think it won't change much
link?
looks like disabling the pandoc did it π
but i do want the pandoc tho. actually do i need pandoc? my mathjax is still working even without it
(that is why I was asking about this)
why was i even using pandoc?
I've done customised rendering before but it was for .ipynb
the example from docs for jupyter rendering is horrible
i try to stay stock 99% of the time. this is an exception.
It was my bad
yeah but this is gogs and i'm using gitea..
it's all good
Gogs isn't a fork, Gitea is
I misunderstood
@delicate wren @wooden dome thank you for looking into this with me
I wonder if Gitea has other big related projects
@delicate wren i'm looking at SOS DP. i'm trying to take baby-steps approach so i can grasp what's going on without having my head spinning at 100km/h.
syntax worked out?
I'm only aware of the main Gogs->Gitea->Forgejo bloodline
audible wants me to pay bezos so he can send tourists in space
@glad turtle syntax highlight is fixed?
by removing parts of config
yes sir, it was the pandoc, thank you for looking into this with me
Hehe
I'm really sorry
@delicate wren You sure know a lot about it!
I've worked with Gitea since 2020
Ah I see!
(when I deployed it on a remote server using a phone)
I think I was already doing certbot stuff back then but not sure
Hmm
Good to know!
Have you used in commercial project?
or just limited to personal?
Uh
You are pro at it
Well It was right call by IkO to contact you on this very matter!
I should have been quite.
i think the hypercube explanation is a bit much.. he could've just stayed in bitmask land..
like bitmask_{n-1} -> bitmask_{n}
hmm
currently reading https://codeforces.com/blog/entry/45223
seems related
@glad turtle if I understand correctly this is kind of an N-dimensional sum problem, just a very special case
0<=coordinate<=0 on some axes and 0<=coordinate<=1 on others
that is a funny note
i have a feel for the pre-requisites. i mean of course, the word "basic" can have many meanings but yeah
I'm not going to read past the Prerequisite[s] header
Never heard about it, I'm curious to know. what exactly is it?
fork of gitea
@glad turtle are we aiming for O(2**N * (addition complexity)) to compute the entirety of F?
rather than O(N * 2 ** N * (addition complexity))
because N * 2 ** N sounds nearly naively doable
I have no clue about it!
Completely alien concept to me
why would someone need it?
GitHub is closed-source, Bitbucket is shit, GitLab is fine but overcomplicated/feature-lacking at times
i have to read the codeforces blog post first, will be able to answer later on
(Bitbucket is also closed-source, but that's less important)
Gitea/Forgejo have wider package support than their alternatives
also they use same CI as GitHub but with native Go actions support
Confused!
Is it like google docs?
it's primarily like GitHub
GitHub?
the Hub of Gits
I think the only way to find out about it is using it
brb, i heard there might be some pie in the kitchen
@glad turtle unlabeled box arrived
I didn't expect them to shove it all inside one package
(it didn't fit, although by the state of the box I can see they tried)
looks good, you get a bit of dopamine when you receive a package. i do as well
state of the box being:
also, classic aliexpress customs declaration:
development board, 2 pieces
for 2 poe hats and 1 computer
reminds of how they declared Milk-V Jupiter as $20 in value
vibe accounting
Hello
anyone here can help me out?
I was curious to switch to linux!
but I like how windows CMD look
I prefer pitch black as main theme because my laptop has Oled Screen and it looks sick!
So any suggestion?
Debian Trixie + (Gnome | Sway)
Any source to have a look at it?
well you've seen my stream, that's how it looks
Sway is minimalistic
Gnome is very basic, looks a lot like Windows
Let have a look again
I can open up as many terminals as I need
wdym by that?
do you mean night mode, like dark mode?
Windows has done remarkable job at UI interface of CMD simple yet comfortable black
I would like to have same theme as this but from terminal to system
xfce4 and sway have this by default.. i think gnome too
I have try it out
to system?
"UI of system" can mean many things. the browser is independent of the system, it has its own extensions that give you dark mode.
the answer is yes, you can get pitch black
which kind of black is it?
It is soft to eye
unlike discord pitch black
either way, what apps do you need apart from pdf/ebook reader,browser,terminal,discord.
anything else is overkill.
You right about it1
but theme matters to me
I would like to make it as good as the color scheme of the cmd windows
Debian bookworm has rich feature for it @glad turtle ?
I mean I have not decided distro yet
let alone tweaks for distro
because of limited knowledge
be specific what feature? also upgrade to trixie since it's the successor of bookworm..
i generally avoid tweaks. i mainly use defaults and stock configs.
Hmm
But is possible?
always possible, but hard to justify the time spent on them.
You right
but is big deal for me
I would like to invest my free time in it
ain't it good?
Let me prepare usb for dual boot
I would like to get help so can I add you as fellow friend?
I hope I'm not being selfish and annoying about it!
are you sure you want pitch black? isn't what you want the red-ish warm color temperature in the evening and the more blue-ish during day-time?
that't the thing that's supposed to help your eyes.
they even have an app for it, but it's now a feature in Gnome as well as other Desktop Managers.
https://justgetflux.com/linux.html
I'm not sure but I do think I do like pitch black, I would try alternative as well
thankyou for suggestion1
hmmm a box of microcontrollers ? @delicate wren
poe hat, poe hat and a computer
oh which ones , something new ??? @delicate wren
wow thats new
@shrewd sonnet Hello Osama
You should use AI and describe the intend of website it may filter the official
which website are you looking for?
maybe this is official
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This is official repo for it
I don't know if it end to end software
but it seems it is not
@shrewd sonnet
Any other website which charges you money and has waver1 or else a domain is likely to be scam site
avoid it at all cost
This is legit
my assurance
China is slap to US
despite chip restriction they are publishing the latest model with open source
https://youtu.be/CrJJPlRO9bI?si=RCy5TqPR32rO7gnn
As explained by, yes it is impressive
The US and China has been competing in AI in agentic application, LLM, infrastructure, supply, production, and design.
Companies like TSMC, SMIC, Nvidia, and Intel are all involved in chip production as well as ASML.
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it's interesting that the US wants to base their entire Economy on something that China may best them in.
but the whole narrative of the "AI race" is total bs..
Indeed
Short term goal is much important for US over long term
restricting china pushes china for self dependent measure in long run
it has already achieved success in Semi conductor manufacturing
which was unexpected
Tea party of trump
US needs researchers and smart people, which it doesn't have enough and which it gets primarily from China (but also other places).
China needs bleeding-edge tech, which it can only get from Nvidia which is US-based.
There's a mutual dependency (and it's not the only one).
So the entire "AI race" is complete bullshit.
If you look at most of the AI talent in the US right now, a lot of them are Chinese.
This is very relevant.
I found it in my YouTube feed
Alongside
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Maybe my feed is really good lately
I'll be back
@glad turtle PoE is alive
had to make a shorter cable
(first time doing wiring on something that transfers power)
this time without wasted pieces of cable
and so is Jupiter
I somehow just exist on-prem without hosting my stuff on the cloud (other than GitHub)
@vale tinsel Forgejo is trivial to setup but, yeah, if you don't need that shouldn't bother yet
it is quite useful for storing stuff like Docker images
if that's what you ever deploy
@vale tinsel it also functions as a package server
@raven flint https://forgejo.org/docs/latest/user/packages/container/ this is extremely useful
because
- Docker Hub has rate limits for pulls
- Docker Hub has rate limits for storage
@vale tinsel Docker is the only sane way to install Forgejo or any software at all
trueeee
never put it inside a VM
(containers are more efficient than VMs and easier to provision)
at times even more secure
(if done right)
((Linux's way isn't necessarily right))
are you Windows or Linux?
as the host
container installation is, like, copy compose.yml, docker compose up, done
yeah, for dev it's fine to do either way
code on host, DB inside a container
not necessarily both in a container
or don't even use a DB service, and go SQLite happy life
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yes
Rails has gradually gotten better SQLite integration
yeah, Rails now too
if it doesn't include device drivers, it's not fullstack enough
"DHH can claim to be a true fullstack engineer now that he maintains his own Linux distro"
I have it open right now
based on Arch Linux
it also comes with Rails aliases built-in
.
how I normally choose:
do I want it to autosave?
no -> Sublime
yes -> VSCode
just because I have stuff configured that way accidentally
well this is unfortunate
an ICE
explodes during compilation
I have no idea what it uses
it's some random dev env for an embedded system
probably gcc
though maybe clang
LLVM
GCC was before LLVM afaik
and Zig is trying to replace LLVM with their own thing,
so not all C compilers do LLVM
I'm building for riscv musl, so it's more likely to use Clang over GCC
Clang is slightly more musl-friendly
RISC-V is a CPU architecture
musl is an alternative to glibc
Alpine is another place where you might see musl being used
Alpine Linux
glibc is part of many Linux distros
Debian, for example
however Alpine doesn't have it
(by default)
that's a very old Python
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@glad turtle eMMC partition extension is so far non-trivial
having to rebuild the image
yes, I mean eMMC is great. my only gripe with it is when it dies that it cannot be replaced, and as such, knowing its wearout is important.
but maybe my situation was atypical, which is I have an old 2012 x86 tablet, that can ONLY boot from eMMC, so that's why I cared about it so much.
yeah, no trust in aliexpress-bought storage
peak ubuntu experience
I just realized my linux install game is falling short.
In my case if I'm installing Linux and the network card(wifi + wired) does not have a driver, I don't know what I would be doing.
I mean in my case I'd use a USB hub with ethernet. But if that were not available what would I be doing?
hahahaha
I don't like debian cuz of this same issue
@umbral rose Hello long time no see , Between i finally made the secure auth in Django , I might surely have grown a white beard by now
Also my mic is broke and keyboard too , any suggestions on keyboard wireless one
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!pep 541
sounds like can't just have yearly CI running a single test on latest Python to be good enough for not-abandoned unless that CI also produces a release
Truly incredible that we have such memes here. I did not think something like this would be possible. This is a milestone, no doubt.
there is indeed a bit of truth to this given how shit teslas are on the inside
one of the lowest quality brands
it's like with OracleDB
the product is dying but pretending not to
also next time consider at least censoring out slurs before posting
btw, in reality "can choose whatever" actually happens more with enterprise software like what Atlassian and Oracle make, where the client asks for some weird use case and now everyone else has to deal with how it doesn't fit with the rest of the application
@stuck bluff I dont have permission to speak :?
just like that
I think you've probably pinged enough people now asking what their browser is, so I'd take a pause on it now
lol, not solely my account
and doesn't stop your pinging from being annoying here
he needs attention
lol, i figured
I couldn't even load the server yesterday
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@stuck bluff π
I have been talking, are you able to hear me?
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!zen
Beautiful is better than ugly.
Explicit is better than implicit.
Simple is better than complex.
Complex is better than complicated.
Flat is better than nested.
Sparse is better than dense.
Readability counts.
Special cases aren't special enough to break the rules.
Although practicality beats purity.
Errors should never pass silently.
Unless explicitly silenced.
In the face of ambiguity, refuse the temptation to guess.
There should be one-- and preferably only one --obvious way to do it.
Although that way may not be obvious at first unless you're Dutch.
Now is better than never.
Although never is often better than right now.
If the implementation is hard to explain, it's a bad idea.
If the implementation is easy to explain, it may be a good idea.
Namespaces are one honking great idea -- let's do more of those!
@raven granite π
yo
Can tou un mute me
Can you un mute me
!voice
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Ok
@raven granite are you looking for advanced topics?
no..
: D basic
@glad turtle
@leaden minnow
mandatory mention: Rails no longer defaults to caching with Redis
now they're SQLite'ing all the way
I wonder if Django will get there too
@glad turtle best way to backup?
zfs send/zfs receive
He is chasing short term goals
As a fresher you should just apply because very few care about how skilled you are, unless you are aiming for senior or special role
I'll be honest very few care about it!
@glad turtle I'm certain those very job openings have at least 1 year experience in prerequisites
the senior fresher
Nah special role like Data Engineering or ML engineers, or Firmware developer or else.
They look after skill in depth
Especially Nvidia
They hire fresher
"all Rust devs are hired as seniors, there are no other levels of a Rust developer"
Really?
it's a joke but it is based on reality
- it's a difficult language
- many people writing Rust use it because they got tired of some other language being terrible
I think the main problem with him is that he is selling himself not his skills. @glad turtle
there's no point in selling anything. just study, do projects.
He would be talking about a django, fastapi, docker or else.
But mention of the project and discussion was limited
Like a sales man talking about blah blah certifications to convenience buyers to buy anything ( one time deal (short term))
He ain't selling products or skill but he is just collecting multiple accomplishment with no master in one!
@glad turtle He ain't going to college, he graduated from normal college with a certificate course in BSCCS.
And he is hunting jobs
why is he lying then?
@wooden dome He told me about him, I asked me a while ago
Idk maybe too insecure about it
it would be a good answer for recruiters though
"what are you doing?"
"well, i am going to college"
In India colleges have poor quality of education, he has no hands on skill.
It is just paper knowledge
@grave abyss wdym?
well.. colleges/universities will never keep up with the industry
@misty sinew Which account is this
I have no alt account.
I got to know about you because of bigfootcancode.
Your Account is LetItbe,Right
Idk
WHO is HE
I DON't KNOW HIM
YOU ARE LIAR
@misty sinew
I ain't lair
Bhutan
@glad turtle
HE IS RIGHT
I JUST Graduated , But i am going in institution for 3 month course
i just don't want to explain all of this
so i just said college ,Thats it
@misty sinew Why did you ping me?
@wooden dome WHO TOLD YOU THIS ?
stop hopping on discord like "bro, i wanna use redis; bro i wanna use redis but i need to integrate it with django"
about what?
@wooden dome MR @misty sinew told me , you told things about me
DO YOU EVEN KNOW ME
Yes I do
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yesterday you said tomorrow
WHO TOLD YOU @wooden dome things about me
i don't know who you are
@glad turtle Discipline > Motivation π
@grave abyss make your dreams come true. just do it.
nothing is impossible
you should get to the point where anyone else would quit and you're not gonna stop there
yes you can
just do it
check ur dm.
@glad turtle
MY problem is not with you
my problem is with @wooden dome and @misty sinew
how came they know about me
i only spoke with person about this
It's another guy, who is banned from the discord channel
JIgarGupta now his name is Letitbe
ah, yes, Discord, thanks for this much of unscrollable barely visible gradient
this argument is a waste of time
I've explained to you in DM.
Pls no further dicussion!
@glad turtle
why cant i speak in vc
!voice
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e! ```py
print("hello everyone")
e! ```py
print ("hello everyone")
Mmmmm why is the code not running? what am I doing wrong guys?
!e not e!
seemingly done
Ah , I'm a noob. Thanks @delicate wren
!e ```py
print("hello everyone")
:white_check_mark: Your 3.13 eval job has completed with return code 0.
hello everyone
Let's learn some python?
Ye sir.
I am in the coursera course right now.
hi @umbral rose
I dont have speak permissions yet lol
I'm in the forest again
I have no experience in coding. So I am starting from the very beginning
(the less dark half of it)
I am guilty, I had a replit subscription lol.
isn't coding also a medical term
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this was not easy to find
That's crazy lol.
Anything cool you are working on?
like for gaming? I have heard that term in Nvidia graphics cards.
Like graphics animations?
Interesting. My main Career is Video, Premiere, Aftereffects and all that good stuff. :v
Let me check it out
I think he can for sure
Oh damn this is crazy. What is the end goal functionality for it?
Can py do animation stuff aswell? or would that be another language like the one you guys created?
Interesting. So Py solely runs on CPU? It dosen't natively support GPU wihtout a third party library?
sorry for all the noob questions lol
@pale pivot jupyter kernel for Ocen when?
perfectly sane test pipeline solution
I'm now realising this is somewhat doable because Cling already exists
(interactive Clang)
I might've overestimated how cold it was outside
I am burning in the sun. Hot weather over here.
jacket+sweater is an overkill for 12Β°C
87Β° F here.
(the main concern was that if I dress too lightly I might get even more ill than I already am)
.wa s 87 f to c
30.56 Β°C (degrees Celsius)
Yea, US we measure everything in football fields and cheeseburgers hahhaha
@misty urchin macros macros macros
if it's possible to use a macro and it's also impossible to just do normal functions, generally
Heyo
don't overly confuse people and tools
Has anyone here used Jupyter before?
(non-disjoint categories)
@limber anvil How much have you learnt about Python?
currently have a jupyter hub server running
I am having trouble installing it
Docker
What
the less painful way to do jupyter stuff
@misty sinew I am at the very beginnign bro, Variables and expressions.
is there a way to install it normally? I need it like that for a class
okay
Like through the cmd prompt
what step is the problem happening at and what is the problem exactly?
is it tricky?
Okay so I am going to my cmd prompt to download it using "pip install jupyterlab"
It seems like it downloads for a little and then spits an error out at me
lemme get a screenie
So far is simple @misty sinew
What are you laerning now @misty sinew
Good
Nothing
this is 3.8, latest is 3.13; 3.13 isn't compatible with everything, so check beforehand what you're going to install
also don't use pip, use py -m pip
need to specify an older version of jupyter
preferably, also using a venv
usually it's easier to upgrade python than to intentionally use an old version
if you install jupyter to use packages like numpy, you really should upgrade to at least 3.10
is there a reason you don't want to upgrade?
you can also just have two versions installed
3.8 as default and 3.12/3.13 as extra
yes
I'm helping a friend on this project and I am pretty sure this is the version he was instructed to use by his university
so it becomes py -3.13 -m pip
ah
then the friend needs to ask the university for the exact jupyter version required
or rather the instructor
preferably in the form of requirements.txt generated from pip freeze
Got it
metonymically, a university
Once i have the version of jupyter required how would I go about specifying that in the command?
jupiter==1.2.3
or something of that sort
if you do pip install in the command line
you want to be careful not to have it misinterpreted as redirection
I felt joy among myself
though I don't know if this is a problem on windows
is it a result of just pip install jupyter or some other command?
pip install jupyterlab
package name is different
@misty sinew You already know python?
is there a more full screenshot?
Nah man
including the command
I can send one yeah one sec
also you should make sure they were asked to use 3.8 and aren't using 3.8 because it comes installed somewhere and they just used the default version
but asking the instructor clears this up regardless
Will do
!pypi puccinialin
it requires at least 3.9
Got it
Alr my friend is sleeping now unfortunately but I'll bring them this info when they awake, I appreciate all the help
Sorry, g2g. Making dinner now
bon appetit
@misty urchin the highest number of doubly linked lists per a combinator has grown to 10
https://github.com/parrrate/ruchei/blob/549b9d6ea3f494eda5dc239b512ae2ea18cccb47/src/multicast/buffered_slab.rs#L22-L38
seems to work, even
very remotely but related
something very generic that turns a thing into kind of the same thing
for pointers, C++ is more ergonomic
and Zig
competitive programming
time to reimplement tail with io_uring
!e
with open(__file__) as f:
f.seek(-65536, 2)
print(f.read())
:x: Your 3.13 eval job has completed with return code 1.
001 | Traceback (most recent call last):
002 | File [35m"/home/main.py"[0m, line [35m2[0m, in [35m<module>[0m
003 | [31mf.seek[0m[1;31m(-65536, 2)[0m
004 | [31m~~~~~~[0m[1;31m^^^^^^^^^^^[0m
005 | [1;35mio.UnsupportedOperation[0m: [35mcan't do nonzero end-relative seeks[0m
hmm
the value returned by this function is unspecified and is only meaningful as the input to
fseek().
If the stream is open in text mode
yeah I guess for text that does mean can't do arithmetic
!e
# ΡΡΡΡΡΡΡΡΡΡΡΡΡΡΡΡΡΡΡΡΡ
with open(__file__) as f:
f.seek(9)
print(f.read())
hmm
oh wait I need odd
:x: Your 3.13 eval job has completed with return code 1.
001 | Traceback (most recent call last):
002 | File [35m"/home/main.py"[0m, line [35m4[0m, in [35m<module>[0m
003 | print([31mf.read[0m[1;31m()[0m)
004 | [31m~~~~~~[0m[1;31m^^[0m
005 | File [35m"<frozen codecs>"[0m, line [35m325[0m, in [35mdecode[0m
006 | [1;35mUnicodeDecodeError[0m: [35m'utf-8' codec can't decode byte 0x8b in position 0: invalid start byte[0m
explosion
actually I think this is not the main cause there
I'd expect \r\n stuff be closer to OS-level stuff
O_DIRECT
afaik normally just everything is buffered
(maybe opening files as binary makes sense if possible)
This is strictly for compatibility with ISO C and has no effect; the 'b' is ignored on all POSIX conforming systems, including Linux.
as far as I see, Rust has no way of specifying if the file should be opened as text or not
@crystal aurora very quiet
by ~30dB too quiet would be my approximation
move to other place?
@misty urchin ig
That's just bringing up old trauma, in some places it would be considered bullying
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yo @delicate wren
it's gradually getting less strict
now that voice trolls are less problematic
compared to 2020~2021
people join, shout, get banned, join again, shout again
lol
voice verification mitigates the last step in this
Aha, the creation of another account?
cannot quickly ban evade and cause more trouble
probably do it in #voice-chat-text-0 since we're in voice chat 0 currently
doing this currently #voice-chat-text-0 message
(but not in Python)
@stuck bluff Vine
time to bring that back
I don't have ` on the second keyboard
(at all)
@stuck bluff Twitter
Vine was part of Twitter for most of its life
@strange verge @leaden sand π
thielocracies
@stuck bluff do you have on opinion of which of the three seems more sane in Python
!e
from collections.abc import Iterable
def join_sorted[A: Ord, B, C](
left_: Iterable[tuple[A, B]],
right: Iterable[tuple[A, C]],
) -> Iterable[tuple[A, B, C]]: ...
# turns [(1, 2), (4, 5)], [(1, 3), (4, 6)] into [(1, 2, 3), (4, 5, 6)]
def join_sorted[A: Ord, B, C](
left_: Iterable[tuple[A, B]],
right: Iterable[tuple[A, C]],
) -> Iterable[tuple[A, tuple[B, C]]]: ...
# turns [(1, 2), (4, 5)], [(1, 3), (4, 6)] into [(1, (2, 3)), (4, (5, 6))]
def join_sorted[A: Ord, B, C](
left_: Iterable[tuple[A, B]],
right: Iterable[tuple[A, C]],
) -> Iterable[tuple[tuple[A, B], tuple[A, C]]]: ...
# turns [(1, 2), (4, 5)], [(1, 3), (4, 6)] into [((1, 2), (1, 3)), ((4, 5), (4, 6))]
:warning: Your 3.13 eval job has completed with return code 0.
[No output]
those are TypeVars
3.12 syntax
that was the big 3.12 thing
combines two two iterables into one such on equality of the first item in each pair
like SQL join
@elder wraith and we have to support 3.8 at times
(EOL)
yeah
Ubuntu 20.04
@elder wraith or embedded
also known as special kind of insane
@golden timber π
embedded is stuck in past for different reasons (firmware/drivers)
@pearl sundial π
!voice
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Hi
I only use Go for defining Actions for now
(because I don't want to write Bash or JavaScript)
Rust
compile times is probably the most painful part of attempting to use Rust purely for HTTP-JSON-SQL-JSON stuff
something that can't be mitigated by learning the language
THEN STOP!
Use Java or Golang or .Net
Rust is just for web3 devs right?
no
web3 isn't meant to have code written for it at all
.NET/Java are quite good because all the routine serialisation stuff can be done through reflection
thanks, bot
and, iirc, Go has something like that too
it can always be worse: C++
pre C++26 C++29 (when reflection happens properly) C++
aka all C++
What is rust used for mostly?
if you want an approximate answer based on what dependencies are being downloaded recently: https://crates.io/crates
@stuck bluff πͺ
What is Rust used for? : r/rust https://www.reddit.com/r/rust/comments/bjgfcp/what_is_rust_used_for/
Does anybody have idea about go lang?
hi
cant speak
i left the server around 14h ago by mistake lol @silk forge
@glad turtle
yall here?
ok
okiee
yes
yes
nah no issues
pyautogui just didnt support wayland till now
i (kinda) made it work
yeah
kinda like that ig
yes?
nah
just a student in school
yeah no i do realize that and will def wait
i dont expect everyone to be online 24/7
especially on github of all places
just used pyautogui a lot, and when i switched to linux from windows i was quite disappointed to see that it is not supported on wayland
its like an automation library
mouse and keyboard automation iyk what i mean
yeah
why not
its just that im not allowed to unmute
lets move to Live Coding
who?
@subtle pumice do u think its worth to have code academy if I already am in uni for software engineering?
You
Nah
Are Software engineers and developers the same?
I mean the thing is it's hard to differentiate it
No it's not
codecademy is okay , its payware for a bit of stuff. @misty sinew
I'm doing a specific thing but u could consider it software engineering tho it's more about ai and Data science
Software Engineer is different to Software Developer
Scratch is visual programming iirc
CLI to quickly set up a project sounds more like
https://github.com/cookiecutter/cookiecutter
More specially Data Engineer?
It just always seemed like it was for people who didn't go to uni for coding yk so I was thinking is that gonna help me a lot even tho I already learn in the uni?
oh. yeah , it's pretty good
@sly skiff
python tutorial is better imho
No that's the thing, it's about ai therefore data but it's like software engineering overall, it's called engineering so like I'm just saying it's not like it makes a huge difference
Software Engineer is somewhat similar to Computer Scientist.
300MB sounds somewhat excessive for a file, if that's a source code file
(might've misunderstood the context)
Are u from China?
She is from BIOS
UEFI
What is that
You call yourself an engineer?
You don't know about BIOS
Damn
I'm not I'm just studying
how much would that file even be, in terms of lines
Chill bro
219 mbps is quite fast
Do you have a PC or laptop?
I only have, like, 600 mbps
@misty sinew BIOS is the interface for all IO
@sly skiff ^^
proper modern servers don't have a BIOS, but there is only one company which makes those afaik
I don't have an engineering degree
Dang
Nah, to be an engineer give up ur title
I just asked them where they were from bc they earlier told me that they had a problem with connecting cuz discord wouldn't allow or support
I'd expect China blocks the entirety of GCP
not just Discord
so byedpi wouldn't work there
Mind you, her country of origin is Russia.
The best minds in tech are from Russia
if I reside in Russia, that doesn't necessarily mean that's my country of origin
But u sure care about Russia?
Ig, I need to learn some english..
After having this many talk my perception and value is low in the server
More words = less value
not everything
e.g. I have no idea (yet) what to do with this warning
who created that warning? (me 5 minutes ago)
pretty sure that's saying it has to put the return of disown somewhere - like a variable = self.disown.
yes, I'm well aware what it asks to do
added assert!s to check whatever it returns makes sense
is taht py ?
no
Hey
I am monitoring a stream atm, so can't zip down there. You wanted to play some civ?
maybe
I'm down in 30ish. I want to get the kids some lunch before starting into a game or I'll have to pause for a long while
wanna play in 30min?
sounds possible
@noble void π
hello
@stuck bluff with all arrays, it just rearranges axes
doesn't touch the data
each axis is a step
numpy arrays are kind of just pointer+offsets
(if we ignore bounds check)
@thin lintel the party for 50th will be smaller than the one for 40th because 50 is L and 40 is XL
!e
print(int("ΰ§ͺΰ¨")) # answer to everything
:white_check_mark: Your 3.13 eval job has completed with return code 0.
42
\u09ea : BENGALI DIGIT FOUR - ΰ§ͺ
\u0b68 : ORIYA DIGIT TWO - ΰ¨
\u09ea\u0b68
it is just 42
Why do americans do that? What is the motivation behind it?
Thoughts: How about a CLI tool that generates a setup.py, pyproject.toml, and a standard Python project folder structure with all necessary items?
uv init
also don't setup.py
it's very outdated
unless you want to support 3.5 or whatever
is uv that good ? than venv ?
uv does way more than just venv management
manages python versions, pyproject.toml, uv.lock
It might be because people stopped self-domestication
also I think Discord is broken again and I don't hear anything
We are talking.
it just breaks without any indication
@thin lintel we're waiting for Chris, right?
yes
I once watched a documentary claiming that the issue is the fear that is spread by the media, and that freedom of guns exist elsewhere without the violence problem
@thin lintel I think we technically have them banned only within transport security zone
and certain public places
pizza pizza pizza
@thin lintel both pizzas are square
and one of them is black
(guess who it's named after)
@stuck bluff sue them for it... oh wait
can't sue Disney if you watch Disney
MPL has an arbitration clause
iirc
@hasty rock π
I recently discovered there's a moth named after Trump
so now both Trump and Putin are moths
maybe that's why they get along
*after Trump's hair
it was something, like, 2 decades after discovery
maybe the scientist was so tired of trying to come up with a name for it
aaaaa
eeeee
(wasn't actually connected to the VC)
@thin lintel now can hear
okay
should've mentioned hurricanes and stuff too
comprehensive
possibly comprehensible
@thin lintel
wood+fire, safe combination
currently three game updates in the steam download queue:
- 1.2MB
- 1.2MB
- 1.2GB
how the numbers aligned
should've been 1.2KB
some games do get, like, 24B updates
80 GB, you forgot the light cod patch
thank all gods imaginary and imaginary I don't play CoD
I do have a game which is CoD-sized
(never played, it was given out for free)
haven't seen people needing to explicitly specify this in a while
28GB game, 26GB of which is the map
speaking of remotely CoD-adjacent games (but objectively better)
I forgot just how much this game lags
FAT32 wow
I used it when playing Aladdin or Jazz Jack Rabbit from floppy disks
doesn't work because of the file size seems like
A 26 gig map πΊοΈ damn
Rivaling postgis full data dumps planet-wide π
Cs2 using osm?
why while loop very hard 
anyone here use vim + python, just trying to find a decent setup for developement
