💻｜programming

[mighty robin]

and i dont know C#

i guess am not a good match

[young pewter]

thats cool but I learn about C++ and Java now on

[magic kestrel]

Hi,
any one here work as data scientist or data analyst

[pure copper]

That's one of the parts of my work role. Is there a reason for asking?

[magic kestrel]

I just need to know more about this field, and know how to develop my skills in it

[pure copper]

Learn how to map problem data into entity relationships, learn how databases work and how to create and design tables. Data flows. For me almost every system I've had to design, the E-R diagram was essential for a good program. Know how to convey real life information into database entities and their relationships and you will be on your way. Don't forget normalizing. Very important. Once you practice this and it becomes second nature you will just think and see real world info as it needs to be laid out. Ofc quantum data will need a different approach, but you have to start somewhere.

@magic kestrel

[digital ruin]

i am using Unity with C#. So i can help you with the C# and OOP. Ask me anytime.

[shy glade]

hello this i love programing

[thick glade]

Hi guys, i'am new in here and my job is software engineer backend, i think this channel is perfect for me

[blazing bridge]

yo guys

how to solve this thing💀

[shy glade]

thats Knapsack Problem if im not wrong
just google about it

[plucky pike]

cool bro

[boreal willow]

Guys i love programming , but i get bored evert time i try to learn
How can you have fun while learning

[thick glade]

yeahh i think so

[thick glade]

thanks brother

[thick glade]

i try this write in ruby, my coding may not be the best, but i think it can help you bro, check this out https://www.online-ide.com/XN9BGWzmLu

[blazing bridge]

Yeah ig I've tried it but it took a loooot of time
At the end, I've deleted the code

Cuz i have a large subset and working in an online compiler

[blazing bridge]

Idk cuz i have the same problem

I've found someone that explained C++ in 300 minutes

What I've until now is the first 60 lol

[left stratus]

Make it fun : start by learning an easy language like python or html , apply what you're learning don't let it be theoretical , that how I enjoy learning programming .I hope it helped u

[lunar steppe]

Merry Christmas guys 🧑‍🎄

[pure copper]

With disk space exceeding an individual human's ability to type that much, the is no need to delete your code. Your code is like the story of a book's author. In 50 years time, you will miss not reminiscing over your start up code.

[blazing bridge]

Okay im feeling sad now

[pure copper]

Pick an actual language, not a game engine/config set. Then write a space ship console from scratch. Define a (10,10,10) Galaxy around it and program it to fly to the quadrants and place a (10,10,10) sector system in it filled with aliens to track and shoot. Then build some basic coordinate geometry graphics and a text based view screen and keep in enhancing it was you learn new instructions, or hardware operations. Throw in a usb game controller for movement etc. Add simple sound effects using the computer speaker and built in tone generator (not . Wav or mp3 etc) @boreal willow

[pure copper]

Pull it out of the recycle bin. 🥳

[blazing bridge]

I have a problem
Whenever i delete something, im used to use shift+delete 💀

[pure copper]

Basically start with small self contained programs that have simple outcomes. Things that you can try components libraries with. As in my above example, learn a sound library by building a mini piano simulator, for example

[pure copper]

Today is the beginning of the rest of your life.

[pure copper]

Use a low level disk scan utility and relink the blocks and restore the files. Actually very simple. Remember delete doesn't remove the contents of files, only marks the start block as unused. As long as you don't load gbs of data you can usually recover most recent files before the space gets reallocated.

[pure copper]

Very nice indeed. ( I hadn't seen this video yet before the stuff i just wrote, but it's exactly what i was describing)@boreal willow

[lunar steppe]

Haha thanks it was fun to do it

[pure copper]

I've always wanted to do this and add some electric valves to the output, that would drive an air blower running to tuned pvc pipe pieces. Basically a plastic pipe organ, and then throw in the Christmas carols or Metallica.

This year. I'm buying and arduino or pi or something.

[thick glade]

Never give up broo, you can do it

[smoky grail]

HI

[thick glade]

Hii, whats up ?

[severe moth]

hi guys

we have a team at school and i have a mission to find foreign programmers around the world

is there anybody know html and css?

also you can write me by dm

[shy niche]

Ik

[pure copper]

I do a hack job at html also.

[left stratus]

I'm familiar with html and css

[shy glade]

look at this guys:
On the server side, I collect the incoming data, create a more complex target variable to form a dataset, and then train a polynomial regression model with this data. The model's performance is evaluated using MSE and R2 scores.

[misty snow]

Hello, I am a beginner in programming. I want a way to code a character in a game that moves in the directions that I control

[pure copper]

Map a screen as a two dimensional array. Use coordinates geometry. Place a character marker in the array and move left by x-1, right as x+1, up as y-1, down as y+1 and other combinations for diagonal. The screen can be a visual control and you can put an ascii character, emoji, or little home made character on the screen as you desire.

Read your direction from a joystick controller or the arrow keys off the kb

Add more characters with start positions in the array and loop between them to move them. Use random generator to control non player characters.

[misty snow]

Thank you 🩷

[shy glade]

Ever tried hosting website from PC?

[cobalt sun]

Hello

[slow eagle]

Hi

[wooden hazel]

Merry Christmas to everybody

[mighty robin]

Bruh thats heckin genius

Thanks peo

i mean i dont even do that but the idea is nice

[opaque ocean]

@shy glade

dayyıııı ugrasana az

sw ye

[shy glade]

Can someone tell me where can I Iearn Cloud, Android and Aurdino programming?

[tiny onyx]

has anybody developed a pygame with an integrated database display and can help me detect why mine does not do so

[tropic portal]

Hi.
I'm a blockchain specialist and have been working for 5 years writing Smart Contracts, Web3 and Cosmos SDK applications for startup companies and business people.
And I understand nothing's more stressful than building a startup by our own which makes us have endless sleepless nights.
Not only as a developer but as a business partner, I'll help you thrive your business with all the skills and the passion I have.
Thanks.

[valid fjord]

I made this pomodoro application, learned bit by bit from YouTube i hope it helps you guys ❤️https://youtu.be/Wh-0FcxP-kU?feature=shared

[pure copper]

Mmnnm. Spend 25 minutes looking at the clock and maximizing and shifting it around.

But good work on the program.

[north matrix]

yo who's playing fornite ?

[rich orbit]

hello good afternoon, does anyone here have any knowledge of creating applications or websites?

[narrow gazelle]

Hey @rich orbit I'm a Backend Software Developer at Brazil. Whether you want we can exchange idea about programming

[narrow gazelle]

So if you feel comfortable and patient you can figure out all this things on youtube own. For instance, if you wanna learn about Cloud Computing, it's fundamental that you get start with Cloud concepts such as: Characteristics of cloud computing (On-demand self-service, broad network access, resource pooling, rapid elasticity, measured service), types of cloud (Public, Private and Hybrid); Benefits of using the cloud for your business (Cost savings, reliability, Mobility).

Other things that are super important are cloud services: AI and machine learning, Compute, Storage, Databases, Data Analytics, Networking, Developer tool, Security etc.

[shy glade]

Thank you so much I will check it out

[pure copper]

Lol, check it out. Should only take 5 minutes.

🧜‍♀️

[thick glade]

it's cool bro, can I ask ? What kind of technology company do you work for?

[shy glade]

Oh no he uses HTML

[shy glade]

Hi, I know a little bit about creating frontend websites. If you have any questions about it, you can ask me.

I have average knowledge of html, css, js, react, sass.

and a little php, mysql from the backend

[shy glade]

Hello

where can i get ideas for html projects

from youtube and google

Do you know any YouTubers who show cool ideas?

For html css

And js

[shy glade]

you can start to make 123414th to do app xd

[shy glade]

Thanks

Bro

[shy glade]

How far did you get on the topic? Maybe I can really help

For example, do you know about data fetching or anything else?

I learned html and had no idea, so I needed an opinion

[shy glade]

No

Bro

[shy glade]

ha okay i can assist you.

Thanks

You can create a pricing table using HTML tags such as <table>, <th>, <td>, <p>, <h>, <a>, etc. If you have a question mark in your mind or if you need an example, I can provide one for you.

[shy glade]

You're welcome

[narrow gazelle]

Hey @thick glade I work with .NET C# technology

[pure copper]

That's what i need. My outlook one at work crashed the first day i put something in it, and literally needed it the next day. Was so mad. Had a whole list of important things i needed to do, but couldn't remember any.

[rose lotus]

Hello I am Tomas from Estonia. I am here to help someone learning programming.

If you have any issues or concerns, please feel free to ask me.

[real river]

Hello

[pure copper]

Gday neilo, owzit dwoin

🧜‍♀️

Howdy Tomas

[real river]

Hi, @pure copper

"owzit dwoin" what does it mean,

[pure copper]

=How are you today

[thick glade]

Interesting, why you prefer use .net than other programming languages for the backend ?

[narrow gazelle]

I prefer .NET stack because both frequently updates from Microsoft and dedicated Microsoft's teams and communities on GitHub.

[restive knoll]

I'm MERN stack developer recently thinking about IOS development should I learn IOS development whats the job opportunity in IOS development market do you have any idea ? @narrow gazelle

[neon minnow]

[real river]

How is it going for you, @pure copper ? Did you enjoy the Christmas?

[shy glade]

I'm trying to learn the MERN stack after learning English. Can I ask you a question?

[foggy badge]

Hello

[tardy rose]

Hello bwadies. I only know Python. (Don't judge, haha!)

[restive knoll]

yeah sure

[foggy badge]

I know Python HTML(CSS and JS) C# and C++

[shy glade]

How do you establish a relationship between frontend and backend? Is it CSR, SSR, or something else? From my research, it seems that SSR is better for SEO, but we should write backend code within the frontend for SSR, meaning within the HTML file. This becomes a bit confusing, especially for someone who is not a full-stack developer. What approach should I take in this matter?

[shy glade]

it seems that you are a computer science student

[restive knoll]

basically there have 2 types of frameworks one is full stack like nextjs there have SSR it's backend and frontend bundler and another is nodejs backend and react/next any frontend framework so we communicate frontend to backend throw APIs

[shy glade]

Wouldn't CSR typically involve establishing a connection between the backend and frontend using APIs, or am I mistaken?

[foggy badge]

no

[pure copper]

i am fine. Christmas was hectic as usual, and i would have preferred to have been hiding for the few days around this time.

[real river]

hiding? why?

Don't you like crowd?

[restive knoll]

CSR mean client side rendering which is frontend basically and its getting data from database by backend api and then just render into frontend and do other operations so there have lots of use case like if you make software like discord,facebook,instagram etc large application you must have to make code backend external and frontend part external because there have so many types of works so its maintanble but if you talk about small blog site, news portal so you should use Nextjs as a full stack

[shy glade]

Thank you for the detailed explanation! ❤️

[thick glade]

Ohh I see, I thought like that before, its cool bro

[pure copper]

Hey new programmers and system designers. If you want to know what the future holds..

The bug: but not the bug that stops you from compiling the program getting it implemented,

Rather

This will be your biggest fear as a future programmer. Stuffing up the programming so live data gets lost or destroyed after the program/system starts getting used by hundreds or thousands of people. And worst still if that is not found out until many months of usage later.

🧜‍♀️

[lunar steppe]

Could you recommend a good framework for making web applications? Currently, I use Laravel, but I would like to learn another framework, haha.

[knotty siren]

class A:
answer = 9
def init(self):
self.answer = 10
self.add = lambda x, y: x.answer + y

def __add__(self, y):
    return self.answer - y

print(A() + 4)

[thick glade]

it's nice bro, do you want to be a Backend or Frontend engineer ? or maybe Fullstack

[shy glade]

Hey guys I just started learning Java , is there anyone here who is currently learning Java? Maybe we could be companions

[shy glade]

Hi, I'm also learning c# for backend development. Which area do you plan to use Java?

[lunar steppe]

I would like to be a backend engineer, It's my favorite part of development, but I also learning some things of frontend

[shy glade]

if you'd like to move from the PHP ecosystem as a whole, I highly recommend NestJS, it's a JavaScript back-end framework that is more capable than any other framework I've seen so far.

[lunar steppe]

Wow, I didn't know that framework, thanks so much 😄

[onyx tulip]

https://www.reddit.com/r/geometrydash/comments/18ttq9e/fnaf_in_22/

[subtle thunder]

I agree with what you said about NestjS. I'm using it, and it provides you out-of-the-box application architecture that is useful when you start learning from scratch.

[shy glade]

agreed! 💯
although the learning curve might seem kind of overwhelming for new developers, it's absolutely rewarding process. NestJS provides (in my opinion) a better architecture and more out-of-the-box capabilities and tools than other back-end technologies I used like Python/Django. also it's mostly TypeScript-based, what do you want more. 😂

[subtle thunder]

I have used Express.js for a couple of years, and I was always struggling to add typescript to it and maintain a consistent and scalable architecture within the project. With NextJs all of the above is already included by default

[thick glade]

I agree with Flare, and I want to add Ruby On Rails, it's good for speed of development like a magic 😄 and other advantages.

[astral zodiac]

Hello Guys! I ponder of start learning Python. Can you give me platforms where is the easiest to do it?

[lyric grail]

Send me

you can find data camp

or coursera

[shy glade]

any one fluent on typescript here ? can you DM me need help

[unreal rivet]

hi freinds plase tell me a good fremwork

[kindred flare]

@cobalt ridge FIRST of all it is opensource, so you can see the code

SECONDLY, you dont need to buy a product key

3- It runs very well on older devices

4-Very lightweight

5---------Provides a lot of freedom

6-A lot of choice in the various linux distros

7-Community driver, anybody can contribute

8- it is not communist but community driven means that a poor decision of a COMPANY cannot affect your career

9-Sometimes even runs some games better than WINDOWS

10-You have a lot of control on your hardware which you bought and not Microsoft

11- Learning curve teaches a lot of things ; not like windows where you learn how to fix some stupid errors

12-doesnt interrupt with a stupid forced update

13-many linux distros have an easy to use interface and they work out of the box

14-Private and secure

15-It is awesome

[crystal grove]

16?

[kindred flare]

WAIT

let me think mate

[pure copper]

17!

[crystal grove]

18!

[kindred flare]

what ?

[crystal grove]

Hurry up

[kindred flare]

I was listing the advantages

[crystal grove]

yeah but what are the cons bro

[kindred flare]

16-Allows you to boot an OS using an usb

[crystal grove]

16.5?

[kindred flare]

exactly; i am not like other linux users who forget about this point

cons 1- a lot of properietary software not present on linux distros

2- Sometimes people find the learning curve too high

[crystal grove]

I feel like these should be numbers as negative numberrs

[kindred flare]

3- Not preinstalled by manufacturers

[kindred flare]

i dont get you

[crystal grove]

-1 : a lot of properi....

[pure copper]

I recommend M12 bolts and nuts on 100x100 jarrah

[crystal grove]

oooh this is a very good suggestion

[kindred flare]

4- Allows you to do a lot of things which means that newbies can even trash their system

5- Laptops with linux preinstalled too expensive

6- Maybe good for programming but not most games are made for this platform

(even though you can run a lot of titles using steam play)

Also, you dont need to install a lot of drivers after installing the OS

except some properietary ones like NVIDIA

Everything has advantages and disadvantages

another advantages is that It is highly customisable; make it look like what you want to, so you can make it suit your needs and workflow

[kindred flare]

not a good suggestion btw

[crystal grove]

I am sold, where do I buy it?

[kindred flare]

buy what??

[crystal grove]

what you're selling

[kindred flare]

bro I am not promoting LINUX lol

some guy asked why I use linux

[crystal grove]

Oooho I thought you were pitching

[kindred flare]

I told him that I am tired of repeating this

[kindred flare]

this no SHARKLOBSTER Bro

*LOBSTER-tank

[crystal grove]

put it in your profile description

[kindred flare]

lol xd

just use what you want

[kindred flare]

that would make me a toxic linux user lol

[crystal grove]

I use windows because I am not smart

[kindred flare]

It is not like that; your device -- your chice

[crystal grove]

I cna't follow youtube tutorials

[kindred flare]

tutorials of what?

[crystal grove]

to install stuff and do fancy coding

and reloading

[kindred flare]

lol

[crystal grove]

see what I did there eh

[kindred flare]

it looks like you know about my yt channel

lol

dont lie XD

[crystal grove]

I don't know

link me and I will sub

[kindred flare]

no need to search btw

[kindred flare]

sub it if you like and dont if you dont like

[crystal grove]

I have no idea what your channels name is

[kindred flare]

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC97pvMObb6khs--I1plm5Hg

[crystal grove]

cool I subbed maybe I can become a coder too

[kindred flare]

i use arch btw

[kindred flare]

cmon no need to sub me to learn

just start with python or C

maybe even scratch

just understand the logic and not memorise the syntax

[crystal grove]

nah I am not smart. I will just watch you

[kindred flare]

why ???? Lol?

why

dont sub me

You are making me feel embarresed for some reason

Tschuess

[crystal grove]

Im sorry....I won't watch then

okay

🙂

[pure copper]

Wiedersehen

[pure copper]

Isn't that a bios level feature

[pure copper]

Happy new year my computer folk.

[crystal grove]

Happy new year homie

[gloomy sorrel]

Happy New Year, Tech Geeks!🎆

[gloomy meteor]

Happy new year

[lunar steppe]

Console.WriteLine("FUCK 2023 AND HAPPY NEW YEAR YEAHHHHHHHHHHH");

[dim ruin]

Hi

[obsidian locust]

hi

[hybrid summit]

How are you

[buoyant girder]

let year = Year::2024(Happy)

[dim ruin]

Sad

[mighty robin]

The pose of these hands is just too relatable

[dim ruin]

fOr rEaL

[round lantern]

Strongest rust user

[north wyvern]

hi

[mental fossil]

Development Stage one

Can you give me the code for the bird to jump?

[crystal grove]

I got you with the bird code

If(Input.Space) { Bird.GoJump(); }

[hybrid summit]

U have to see my status

[foggy badge]

I got you with the bird "GoJump" function:

private void GoJump(float flappForce)
{
  transform.GetCompontent<Rigidbody2D>().AddForce(Vector2.up * flappForce);
}

[crystal grove]

Yoooo thank you for filling in the function
I dont think the vector up will work well enough but it will get him by

[foggy badge]

no probs

[mental fossil]

Doesn't it work in Unity too?

@foggy badge

[crystal grove]

the logic in the function is unity stuff
so I assume it will.

[dim ruin]

what

[foggy badge]

Yes

just I misspelled GetComponent

[dim ruin]

Wow I hope I can go to programming University when I grow up

This is one of my dream

[foggy badge]

its not impossible you can do it if you really want

[stiff anchor]

peo m

[gritty spruce]

Is there anyone here from Denmark?

[lusty edge]

Hey I’m learning react at the moment , I’d like to a have a mate that is learning react or already knows . Dm me

[gritty spruce]

Where are you from Pablog?

[real river]

Happy New Year, dear Programmers!!!

[crystal grove]

You can do it now if you wanted to

[ebon yacht]

Has anyone ever made a calendar?

[cobalt ember]

What that means

[north wyvern]

im using fullcalender library

[pure copper]

Decades ago

Leap year every 4 years except it div by 100 unless it's also div by 400. So 2000 was a leap year 2100,2200,2300 will not be.

[pure copper]

.giwrgoss. m

[elder folio]

Is there anyone who is doing competitive programming?

[brittle patrol]

Hi guys, yesterday I watched some reels videos from YouTube and today I wanted to watch some more. After starting watching a few minutes later I realized these videos are the same as what I watched yesterday. Even their rows were the same.

[shy glade]

ok

[hardy crystal]

hi guys

[fresh pawn]

I am
I have over 8 years experience
good at development and design as well
what you need?

[austere drum]

Hey guys, where start to learn programming ? It's natural math or no ?

I little bit interested this theme, because I buy to soon new laptop

[fresh pawn]

how old r u?

[austere drum]

17 years, it's a problem ? :_

[elder folio]

I don't need anything, you have great experience on cp. I am doing cp. Just wanted to know if anyone is doing it.

[fresh pawn]

nope
I started coding once I was 12

so you can do

[fresh pawn]

okay

[austere drum]

Sounds incredible. I hope to understand this topic better..

[fresh pawn]

now I am 28

8 experience meaning is professional experience

[austere drum]

but I don't know why I want to programming ?

[fresh pawn]

if you don't know why you want to learn pro..
it means you don't want learn programming

[austere drum]

Sound nice 👍

[fresh pawn]

ty

[austere drum]

Quite possible

[fresh pawn]

if you don't have reason, you can't learn programing at the end.
maybe you will give up

[austere drum]

Maybe I should watch a couple of videos first materials?

Maybe

[fresh pawn]

no idea

[austere drum]

I just want to try

[fresh pawn]

it's your mind
nobody can't force u
so pls do as your mind

just wanna say one thing

[austere drum]

I have idea create mini indi pixel game, because I artist. But I couldn't get started do it past ?

What field of programming are you in?

[fresh pawn]

Every time, every second is important for everyone
I can say it's golden time
so pls don't wasting time for what you don't wanna

[fresh pawn]

Web & mobile & game & design

[austere drum]

You true

[austere drum]

That's interesting, can I get more information about you field ?

[fresh pawn]

lmao
what do you want exactly from me?

[austere drum]

I would like to know what games you most often specialize in? I understand it, this is directly related to design?

[fresh pawn]

gambling game

[austere drum]

Ooo it's made a lot of many. Right?

That's interesting, I heard about it

[fresh pawn]

Umm

sorry
My job contract ended last year
I have to find new work or client

ill msg you later

[austere drum]

Okey

Thanks)

[fluid storm]

hi

I am Programmer

who can help me?

[chrome wing]

give me your skill lol

once i start the code it is all well then the bug comes and you fix it just to find a new bug

term = Terminal()




if getattr(sys, 'frozen', False):
    try:
        import ctypes
        app_icon = os.path.join(sys._MEIPASS, '280.ico')  # Use relative path
        ctypes.windll.shell32.SetCurrentProcessExplicitAppUserModelID(app_icon)
        ctypes.windll.kernel32.SetConsoleIcon(0, app_icon)
    except Exception as e:
        pass
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------------#
# Create a hidden root window (it won't be displayed)
root = tk.Tk()
root.withdraw()

# Importing the .txt or combo to edit :wink:
def import_txt_file():
    file_path = filedialog.askopenfilename(filetypes=[("Text Files", "*.txt")])
    if file_path:
        try:
            with open(file_path, 'r', encoding='utf-8') as file:
                Combo = file.read()
                return Combo  # Return the Combo variable
        except UnicodeDecodeError:
            print("Unable to decode the file. Please ensure it's in a compatible format.")
    return None
# end of importing .txt

# def to clear our screen
def clear_screen():
    if os.name == 'nt':  # Windows
        os.system('cls')
    else:  # Unix-like systems
        os.system('clear')
# end of clearing screen

#------------------------------------------------------------------------------------#
# Minimum Password Length Function
def MinimumPasswordlenghtsorter(Combo):
    clear_screen()
    Logo()
    min_password_length = input("What's the Minimum Password Length you want --> ")
    results_folder = os.path.join(os.getcwd(), "Results")
    os.makedirs(results_folder, exist_ok=True)
    combos = Combo.split('\n')
    edited_combos = []
    for combo in combos:
        parts = combo.split(':')
        if len(parts) == 2:
            email, password = parts
            if len(password) >= int(min_password_length):
                edited_combos.append(f"{email}:{password}")
    result_file_path = os.path.join(results_folder, "Minimum-Length-

code be looking like that

-_-

[crystal grove]

nerds

[fluid storm]

hi

nice to meet you

receipt your help in glad mind

-_-

_

[chrome wing]

Need? You made you dumb-minded and can't do this. Haha may I ask what can you do? I bet I'm 10x better than you lad

[crystal grove]

All my pokemon are level 100 in fire red. what do you have on me?

[chrome wing]

Catching furry? Nice bro

I'm sure you got them all 🤣

[crystal grove]

I wish I could understand you.

[chrome wing]

I won't play Pokemon but if I did bro I could code a bit that would play the game 247 auto battle with proxy build in

[crystal grove]

You can't code that even if you wanted to

[chrome wing]

In other words I'll have more than you in 3 months if you are a god player

[crystal grove]

Ill use a gameshark and beat you

[chrome wing]

🤣

[chrome wing]

Why not

I can 100% do that

[crystal grove]

because I feel like you're lazy

You'll end up worked up about anyone online calling you a nerd.

and you'd get nothing done

[chrome wing]

You have free time?

[crystal grove]

are you going to code it in real time?

I will watch

[chrome wing]

Again read it if the word if I was in to Pokemon I would code a bot to do the work for me and destroy you

I never said I would I simply said that I'm better

[crystal grove]

and IF you knew how to do that you'd actually do it

[chrome wing]

Read it once more

[crystal grove]

you're just a talker

aaand also I have no idea what you're talking about

I dont code

[chrome wing]

Why would I waste any of free time to code a big project to prove a point? I know you can but I'm not going to just because you don't believe me

Bru

[crystal grove]

HAHAHA you're so sensitive.
I am sorry for calling you a nerd

you win

I lose

[chrome wing]

Sorry your right I just talk

[crystal grove]

you can go boast to your online friends how you won this battle

and continue to be the master coder you are

[crystal grove]

HAHAHAAHAHA that's nothing. I know you didnt write that. The english in the comments are too good compared to how you been responding to the messages.

dude just prove it to yourself. remember I am a nobody, so why must you convince me. You need to convince yourself you are good.

think about it

[zealous abyss]

With what? What language? What's the problem?

[wise sonnet]

Help with his programming 🫠

[visual sparrow]

hi

any javascript lover here?

I need one help

[rose socket]

my skill is python, ruby, javascript

[visual sparrow]

I'm skilled in javascript,html,css

currently learning c++

[rose socket]

great

[zealous abyss]

I have knowledges in js and python, but i have practice with java and luau a little

But i think that python is my first language, i know aiogramm and flask, use the pg, have practice with amino.fix

[carmine veldt]

Is there anyone that could help me create a web site im willing to pay if the person is skilled in the subject and fast to get i to done

[pure copper]

Then programming is not for you. Perhaps accounting would interest you instead.

[austere drum]

Maybe ahaha Idk

[crystal grove]

teach me plz

[austere drum]

It feels like I've done something like this before

But anyway, I want to be interested in programming

[pure copper]

First, start learning your addition tables. 1 digit + 1 digit. When you know them move on to 2 digit + 2 digit numbers. As inflation is causing gdp to become meaning less in a global market, you will need to be working with values in the trillions at least for most non opportunities. So when you get to 15d+15d, you can move into the multiplication tables.

[crystal grove]

Can you teach me these things too

[pure copper]

1+1=2, 1+2=3,... The rest is left for the diligent student.

[crystal grove]

Thank you 🙂

[tacit fern]

Hi

Is anyone a data scientist here?

[pure copper]

what is your question to a data scientist?

[shy glade]

Hi, I'm Aamir from Pakistan I'm 20 years old guy and I'm a web and mobile developer and I'd like to make some programming friends

[quartz surge]

https://tenor.com/view/kick-balls-in-the-balls-stick-men-gif-15432890

[ancient dirge]

Hi there, I am from Colombia, I study english, I will to practice with you, I will be speaking english in 6 months 💪

[pure copper]

Which brings up an important point, why is the not a keyword in language release standards now that returns a row with a key in an object. Like still got to use for loops.

[night hedge]

Hey i Uploaded my first project on github, can someone rate this please?

https://github.com/RuffyUchiha

its the "Entdecke-Ghana" Repository, its german btw. but how is the source code?

[woeful dragon]

hello

[pure copper]

Hello

[mighty robin]

i dont have time to analyze all that, but i took a quick look, and i must say you have a lot to work on

first few things when it comes to your css styles, u should consider learning some libraries or preprocessors for it, like SCSS/LESS, because thats how it is written nowadays

another thing is you should learn what BEM approach is, and style elements using classes, not using element names like "nav" or "header", thats a bad practice cuz in bigger projects you end up selecting many unwanted elements at once

you also could learn what rem and em units are, because using px for font sizes is a bad practice most of the time

you also use float layouts, those are not used anymore, since around 2016, if not earlier, css introduced flex and grid layouts, you should stick to them due to the fact its easier to make web apps responsive with them

another thing what struck me is the randomness of your css properties order, you put them in whatever order you happen to do, thats not good, generally a good practice is to stick to this order:

selector {
First the most important properties like: displays, positions, z-indexes
Later other less important ones like colors and fonts and animations
}

[mighty robin]

the source code is quite poor to be honest, but its very good that you understand basic concepts and properties, you should keep on learning and improving yourself

also never name classes, or write comments, in german

the idea is the code should be understandable to everyone, and english is considered to be the international language, so naming classes and generally things in code is the best in english

maybe i know what you meant by writing karte instead of card, but thats only me and you, other people who may work with you in future will not understand what karte is, if they dont speak german

[languid berry]

there are pupils, students here who are interested in sports programming?)

[zealous abyss]

What do you mean by sports programming?

[crude terrace]

sports programming?

[shy glade]

competitive ?

[languid berry]

algorithms and data structure

[languid berry]

yep

[languid berry]

algorithm competitions

[night hedge]

yes ur right, thanks. it was for my school for the IT Class i am still learning this thanks for you answer

[mighty robin]

ah, am self-teaching myself

never even been to any IT-related school

[left stratus]

https://www.instagram.com/front_y_?igsh=MTY2YXBrYzN2cTVyYg==
Check this

[balmy crown]

anybody into the java?

[fresh pawn]

yeah here

Is there anyone who is looking for mentor who can teach programing ?

[cobalt acorn]

yup

[last sedge]

u guys started with inheritance ?

[cobalt acorn]

OOP?

[last sedge]

f

sent in the wrong dm

[cobalt acorn]

👀

[last sedge]

nope my friends and i were getting into programming

he was just showing off some questions hedid

i slacked off the last 2 months ...

[verbal stump]

me

[elder folio]

✋. I practice competitive programming in codeforces, atcoder, codechef.

[bold spruce]

this url shortener seems a bit suspicious

[scarlet geyser]

Hii! Does anyone here major in Computer science (AI to be specific) . I want to learn from english docs so that i can improve my knowledge in CS. So if you have can you give me some or we can help each other in this field.

[pure copper]

Hey, that's me. But not specific ai, so not me ig.

But hey folks. What about a class forum discussion on ai thought processes? In particular a start with answer resolution, and then maybe a quick jump to self awareness?

Let me know

[scarlet geyser]

Ohh can I dm you? Want to ask sth

[pure copper]

Ok

[fresh pawn]

s there anyone who want learn software development(web / mobile / game)?

[elder folio]

Yes

[vague tartan]

What do you want to learn any particular language or related to development ?

[scarlet geyser]

So first I’m a freshman in CS and my uni teach us python here( because I want to pursue AI)

I’m still confused what should I choose to follow between computer vision and NLP

[fresh pawn]

Is there anyone who want learn software development(web / mobile / game)?

[zealous abyss]

I'm trying to develop websites and so on

[upper moss]

Who here can help me in python?

[zealous abyss]

With what exactly?

[upper moss]

I study python and i wanna do wep project

Back end

[zealous abyss]

You can use flask, django and fast api

[upper moss]

Okay thanks

[zealous abyss]

Btw

Flask is best for beginners

[little ridge]

Anyone can tutor programming to high school graders remotely? If you can handle multiple students would be great. Kindly reach out (paid work)

[fluid storm]

hru

[elder folio]

✋

[fresh pawn]

Thomas
I am 29
I am a senior web / mobile / game developer
I worked at company for 8 years
now I have been teaching students who want learn developing
if you wanna learn, pls feel free and dm

[quasi crest]

anyone using flutter/dart?

[fresh pawn]

flutter is very good mobile development language

[orchid plinth]

hello..

[stray flower]

Hi

[mental briar]

why it is not working

[solar merlin]

mb that you wrote it like a fucking knob head might have something to do with it?

imagine not learning CPP or C#🤯

@jovial plover

kets hicub

[jovial plover]

C++

[solar merlin]

lets join

f1 fluent

[jovial plover]

☠️

[solar merlin]

@jovial plover

f1 fluent

its empty

[zealous abyss]

Datatypes.
operation = int(input("type the operation"))

[mental briar]

if u don't know shut the fuckkk up

[zealous abyss]

You should convert string data format to numeric

[mental briar]

thank you so much bro i forgot to type int

[zealous abyss]

Btw you can do it more easer

Something like

def calculate(operation, a, b):
    calculating_dict = {
            1:a+b,
            2:a-b,
            3:a*b,
            4:a/b,
    }
    return calculating_dict[operation]

... Here is inputs for a, b and operation ...

print(calculate(operation, a, b))

[zealous abyss]

I'm too lazy to rewrite inputs and prints

[mental briar]

Thanks for your advice bro but this is my second day of learning Python And I’m trying to improve my self in it

[zealous abyss]

Uh, okay, Good luck!

[mental briar]

Thx 🙏

[orchid plinth]

anyone do here android dev in kotlin..?

[solar merlin]

youre wasting your time mate

[real river]

Are there any web developer here?

[pure copper]

Is that my not so lovely neil?

[visual hamlet]

Hi @pure copper

lovely girl

where are you from?

from Star or Heaven?

[autumn coral]

Yes 🙌

[visual hamlet]

@pure copper ?

[pure copper]

So many desperate people here. What is it with the computing community. Such a bad reputation these days.

[visual hamlet]

what the fuck

you are too sharp @pure copper

[pure copper]

C#

[visual hamlet]

wow

do you know C#?

what is your major in computer science? @pure copper

[pure copper]

Used c, c++ never used c# as no relevant projects crossed my path

[visual hamlet]

My major is ms & c too.

I won Codechef prize

[pure copper]

What is ms? @visual hamlet

[visual hamlet]

microsoft

@pure copper

I sent friend request to you.

could you please accept me?

[pure copper]

no. i dont friend people tha req friend before talking first.

why friend. just chat here\

What does major in microsoft actually mean?

[visual hamlet]

system management

But now I am working as a web developer

[pure copper]

so an ms tech course

in computer management

[visual hamlet]

yeah

how about web development?

are you good at?

[pure copper]

Web is just a function for I/O. I am concerned with whole of systems design.

[visual hamlet]

phoo~

[fresh pawn]

yeah Actually it was true in the past
but now Age have been changed

[visual hamlet]

boring Peo

u r too boring

[real river]

Certainly, she is strange

But sometimes, funny

[solemn gale]

Console.WriteLine("Hello, World!");

[lucid moth]

Hi, I'm learning android programing. What are you looking for?

[solemn gale]

I'm looking for a startup or open-source team to share my experience in IT solutions architecture. My background includes c# .net, sql db, nosql db, queues, distributed caching, microservices. Feel free to ask your questions in DM.

[spark imp]

Hi there!

I'm an experienced Webmaster (including Full Stack JavaScript/TypeScript Web Development). I've been coding for 4 years, in my free time I also develop a lot of tools, scripts, side projects.

For my skills, you can see in this picture: https://i.imgur.com/9FvesqU.png.

I'm pretty good at web crawling, other such as web development, and DevOps as well.

I'm currently looking for people from US or clear US accents and fluent who want to learn these, I will teach you or sometimes you need my advice, we're gonna talk via audio/video call to improve my English communication skills, too.

Now, I have limited time on weekdays (just under 2 hours per day), for the weekend days or the next two months when I quit my job to focus full-time on improving my English then we will have more time for this exchange.

If you're interested in this language exchange or just wanna make friend with a Software engineer guy, please feel free to DM me via Skype: live:2568b70e3a5c84fa.

Looking forward to connecting and learning together!

[orchid plinth]

i want to make a group who has same domain..

[pure copper]

Being bored is a sign of limited thinking abilities.

[rustic lotus]

when will you sing mr.peo, I'm still waiting for your performance

[pure copper]

The karaoke has been dead for a few weeks, but I'm there most often

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=gsHYSs_qgmU&pp=ygUbY29tcHV0ZXIgZ2FtZXMgbWlzZXggbHlyaWNz

[late sandal]

hello guys, from Algeria im wondering
what is your way of thinking when problem-solving problems

the technique or the steps

[pure copper]

One way to look at your problem is: what is your output requirements, what info do you have(input) and what is the translation between these (in that order). The output also includes storage for later use.

To help with all of these a good entity-relation diagram will be the plan for all the information you need to process, push around and store.

It is important to think of the output of your problem first, as this sets the scope for your problem and stops you from blowing out into things you don't need. Once you focus on this the will be a need for some ancillary I/o requirements to support the development of the primary system, but this will be generally constrained to the primary problem.

A good e-r diagram will help keep in scope with your object/class model. (Hopefully you don't build dna objects/classes for a simple person table 🧜‍♀️)

[severe cradle]

or there's agile.

[pure copper]

Agile will only help in how you manage the development of the project. It's an approach where the scope has not been set yet and you start building as you collect requirements. The reality from my e experience is, it ends up with to many loose ends that cause long term support problems because there are problems, and the design goes to pot, requiring tonnes of money to be poured in. I'm not against it, but there still needs to be some initial idea of the system as i mentioned above. Extra functionality can be added later after the core design is scoped and developed.

[patent temple]

who need web designer?

[hybrid summit]

maybe ill start learn back end after finishing python

[shy glade]

start learning node js for backend and react js for frontend

[mighty robin]

would love to, but am doing front end only for now

cant afford my head to get filled with backend web dev for now lol

[lucid moth]

It's look that we can't properly chat because of different timezone. But if you'll decide make group with someone else I'm in

[shy glade]

may i know what technology u using? 😅

[orchid plinth]

okay..

[real river]

Hello, developers

!!!
Where are my friends?

[obtuse radish]

Coffee!

[quick oasis]

I need a programmer that can teach me

[pure copper]

Yo o o Neilo?. Howziiittt?

[quick oasis]

@pure copper can you teach me programming from the first ?

[pure copper]

Have you ever programmed anything yet?

[quick oasis]

No

[quick oasis]

But I love to program

@pure copper

[pure copper]

How do you love it if you have not programmed yet?

[quick oasis]

I saw my friends all program

I like it

I know like python and those

And some of program things or commands

So what did you say ?

[pure copper]

In the olden days, there was usually one computer in a town, and people had tp travel far to get into the building to use it. They had to book an hour at a time to gain access to it, or one would write their program by hand on coding sheets that were pages with grids on them that allowed you to position the exact characters you needed. These would be handed into the computing centre reception and there were typists in the centre that would type your code into the computer. It was then run, if you left a request to do so. After a week you would come back and collect your printed results on fan folded paper. The program rarely ran, because the typists made 'typos' that caused syntax errors. And the cycle went on.

These days, everyone has access to millions of computers all linked together on the internet. There is even help, and manuals available to access from ones own home. Its so easy to pick up a set of lessons or download a development environment, that the need for teachers is really redundant. But they still exist. I would suggest you speak with your friends and get them to help you set up the development environment on your machine, and show you some basics of the language you would like to learn. It would be so much faster than getting someone like me to teach you.

Ofc you can always post a question here, and there are hundreds who could answer most of them, should you be stuck and your friends are not answering their messages.

[quick oasis]

Ok thank you

[tender mountain]

Maybe he tried no-code platforms earlier

[pure copper]

I use a no code platform to paint the ceilings.

[tender mountain]

Uni lecturer told me that before about ~20 years, "drag and drop" programming was been a trend which will change coding

But this trend have not changed normal coding 😄

[pure copper]

Development went backwards when www appeared mid 90s. Html pushed coding back into the 50's when webpages started to be the in thing to 'code' (with html).

Java appeared, to be used to put some smarts into the pages, but the IDEs did not cater for it and it took another 10+ years for it to badly work its way into existing dev platforms

[real river]

🤔 if (Wikipedia == @pure copper ) return "" else return "🧐"

[pure copper]

[mighty robin]

usage of loose equality operator is a rather bad practice

[pure copper]

fuzzy logic

[vestal raptor]

Welcome

[real river]

Hey, typeof(Wikipedia) = dictionary; typeof( @pure copper ) = human; How can Wikipedia === @pure copper ?

[mighty robin]

typeof(Wikipedia) = dictionary is invalid assignment

typeof(Wikipedia) === dictionary would make more sense

since human logic of "=" is represented with "==="

[mighty robin]

but yeah thats a pretty good comment lmao

[real river]

right

[real river]

hey, are you a web developer?

[quick oasis]

What you will teach me ?

[shy glade]

Wait nvm

I forgot to not swear

Sorry vivek

[vestal raptor]

Python
Javascript
C#
Java

Just your needs in that list

[quick oasis]

I want to study from zero to last thing

[vestal raptor]

I'm software developer

Experience 5 years

[real river]

Where are you from?

[vestal raptor]

Luxembourg

[mighty robin]

front end web dev only

like, i dont understand the back end of web apps at all, and i plan to learn it in the future, but definitely not now

[real river]

Where are you from?

[mighty robin]

Poland

thats next to germany

[shy glade]

Does anyone know cmake here? I'm asking because I am looking for peers in-case I need help though it's probably unlikely.

(I'm studying at my own pace)

[rugged hedge]

I can help you

[shy glade]

This is a just in-case thing btw. Add me if you still wish to help if I need it please.

[rugged hedge]

Ok

[worldly jewel]

hey guys

[junior gulch]

hi there
can you help me
what did I do wrong here?
wait I will send the SS

[junior gulch]

can you help? 👆

[elder folio]

I think u should publish the branch

[shy glade]

hey i am beginner at front-end developer and i need some help

[junior gulch]

hmm how?

[vestal raptor]

Of course

[crude mauve]

Did someone had a good docker script to publish a laravel (php 8.1) app? I am struggling with this for days...

[fervent grotto]

specify the problem or search on github

[upper gorge]

Dockerfile

FROM php:8.1-apache

# Set working directory
WORKDIR /var/www/html

# Install dependencies
RUN apt-get update && \
    apt-get install -y \
        libzip-dev \
        unzip \
        libonig-dev \
        libxml2-dev \
        libpng-dev \
        libjpeg62-turbo-dev \
        libfreetype6-dev && \
    docker-php-ext-install pdo_mysql zip mbstring exif pcntl bcmath gd && \
    a2enmod rewrite

# Copy composer.lock and composer.json to install PHP dependencies separately
COPY composer.lock composer.json /var/www/html/

# Install composer
RUN curl -sS https://getcomposer.org/installer | php -- --install-dir=/usr/local/bin --filename=composer

# Install application dependencies
RUN composer install --no-scripts --no-autoloader

# Copy the application files to the container
COPY . /var/www/html

# Generate the autoloader
RUN composer dump-autoload --optimize

# Set permissions
RUN chown -R www-data:www-data /var/www/html/storage /var/www/html/bootstrap/cache

# Expose port 80 for Apache
EXPOSE 80

# Start Apache
CMD ["apache2-foreground"]

docker-compose.yml

version: '3'
services:
  web:
    build:
      context: .
      dockerfile: Dockerfile
    image: your-laravel-app:latest
    ports:
      - "8080:80"
    volumes:
      - .:/var/www/html
    environment:
      - APACHE_DOCUMENT_ROOT=/var/www/html/public

Save the Dockerfile and docker-compose.yml files in the root of your Laravel project.
Run docker-compose build to build the Docker image.
Run docker-compose up to start the containerized Laravel app.

Found it on github

[fervent grotto]

very professional👍

[upper gorge]

[shy glade]

workinggg

[bold summit]

Can you send Me the code

[bold summit]

@shy glade

@shy glade

[shy glade]

dm please

[long salmon]

Hi, everyone!
Looking for a US-based developer who can collaborate with me for the long term.
He needs to at least learn the videos in this playlist before starting the project.
https://youtu.be/_v_fgW2SkkQ?list=PLqZXAkvF1bPNQER9mLmDbntNfSpzdDIU5

The budget is 2k per month.
Please feel free to reach out to me.
Thank you!

[ebon yacht]

thanks man

[ebon yacht]

wow lots of calculations.

I delivered a project to my school, the project would be Sports Class, where I registered the student, teacher, and together formed a class, also with crud. Even though it didn't turn out as expected, I delivered it.

[shy glade]

working more good now 😄
what do you think @bold summit

[zenith wolf]

.

[upbeat rain]

Hello everyone, my english skills are not the best but I wish to improve them for that reason I joined the server.
I am currently working as a backend developer

[severe cradle]

Cool, wlecome.

[severe cradle]

Cool, welcome.

[bold summit]

Nice

[pseudo hawk]

Hello i'm currently learning about software engineer. Nice to meet you guys

[pure copper]

Hi depee

Hi heva

[tired cypress]

Everybody hate reactjs . But I love it. Cz I need a jobs

[golden harbor]

Hi everyone,
Is anyone here familiar with machine learning and deep learning using PyTorch or Keras?

[shy glade]

Hey, i'm looking for lisp hacker

[shy glade]

call 911

[olive seal]

Does any one here know anything about FAANG requirements of security consultant
Specifically " Red team"

[lean wigeon]

anybody using neovim ? what is absolute and relative line numbers ?

also what is absolute vs relative path - i want to understand english also

[shy glade]

noevim sucks

install emacs

[lean wigeon]

already spent days to configure and understand neovim 😄

[shy glade]

i don't know what absolute numbers are, but relative numbers are useful when you want to quickly jump somewhere in your code

for example:

3 <- if you want to go here you heve to type: 3k
2
1
0 <- you are here
1
2 <- when you want to go there, then you have to type: 2j
3

[lean wigeon]

yes but i want to understand this terms

yes yes i know that

in linux also absolute path and relative path

i asked in english channel what is absolute and relative

[shy glade]

~/Pictures - this path is relative path, it can expand to different locations. For example when you are the root user it will expand to /root/Pictures, but when you're logged in as a foo user it will expand to /home/foo/Pictures

[lean wigeon]

ok and absolute path ?

[pure copper]

and Absolute movement is from the start of the file: 1,2,3,4 as per the actual lines in the text from top to bottom.

Relative moves are related to your present location and moves from that location.

[pure copper]

Absolute path you must specify the full path from root. /
relative paths are such as ./ (from current directory) or ../ (from parent directory) as examples

[lean wigeon]

oh ok 👍

[mighty robin]

thats actually not only a neovim terminology, absolute and relative file paths are used in many different contexts

like in html <a href="./someOtherPage.html"></a>, the path inside the href attribute directs the browser to the current directory

so thats a relative file path

[open hornet]

are you serious right now

where are the dsa guys

[lean wigeon]

yeah i heard these terms in vim and linux while doing something

[shy glade]

How to centre a div /;

Flex _/

[shy glade]

Create a node 😂

[cosmic sluice]

Does anybody know how to set the webmail to external mailhosting?

I have error message ERR_CERT_COMMON_NAME_INVALID while trying to configure external mail hosting to connect with web hosting

[strange linden]

what programming language are you using?

[ebon yacht]

Could anyone recommend me a programming channel that teaches Javascript.

Then I will look for advanced JavaScript that talks about objects.

[open hornet]

Lfmao

[open hornet]

https://youtu.be/lfmg-EJ8gm4?si=iZp_AcgfYZke5o6-

[tardy stratus]

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/906971545849692220/1197831686218584104/woke_future_of_diversity_air_travel.mp4?ex=65bcb2b0&is=65aa3db0&hm=c48cd30d6c741ee7c648901e41382ad2c8963a6c72fc36effdd0cfa2b19d124d&

[mighty robin]

udemy is more reliable to do that, youtube videos are not up-to-date since the authors dont bother to make them so

[shell bluff]

FreeCodeCamp

[ebon yacht]

thanks for the recommendations guys ❤️

[shell bluff]

You are welcome

[shy glade]

Can someone join a programming voice chat and I ask him some questions?

[chilly wyvern]

Try the YouTube channel by the name Bro Code for a beginner.

[scarlet stratus]

Does anyone know React here?

[pseudo hawk]

yes i know

[wooden willow]

Ayo dear programmers 🙃

[wooden willow]

oh, familiar faces as I can see

[ebon yacht]

I'm following the channel thank you

[shy glade]

Hi guys

[ebon yacht]

hi man

[kind moat]

Hi guys

I am looking for a guy who masters flutter to support me in my progress in creating a mobile application

a response from anyone who will satisfy me regardless of the outcome, whether positive or negative, cordially

🙏

[manic sequoia]

Sup English friends
Is there anyone here that studies or have studied and works in web Frontend development?!

I was looking for an English friends and it would be really nice having some common interest in programming and frontend technologies

If anyone interested you can DM me or something like that 🤝
Peace to all of you bug hunters

[unborn urchin]

Hello

[pure copper]

Hello to you too

[shy glade]

Hi All,
I am an English teacher and I am designing a course for Upper Intermediate/ Advanced English learners. The title is Hot Topics in IT. I have gathered most of the topics we are going to deal with.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML), Edge Computing, 5G Technology, Cybersecurity and Data Privacy, Cloud Computing Trends, Internet of Things (IoT) Innovations, Smart Cities and IoT Integration, Blockchain and Cryptocurrencies, Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR), Quantum Computing Developments, DevOps and Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment (CI/CD)
I'm curious if there's a specific topic that you, as a student, would be particularly interested in exploring within this course. Thank you for your suggestions! (I know, I know, ask AI...but we are still people :))

[shy glade]

with machine learning

[worldly chasm]

Any PowerBuilder fans here?

Or C++?

[tall sand]

What is this?

[urban stream]

guys. can you help me? I'm preparing to exams, so I need to know. I have to work with python, there's such thing: bin(x)[2:]. what does [2:] mean? for what I should use it

[ebon yacht]

ArrayList?

[urban stream]

Idk what is this, I'm not good in such questions😅

[ebon yacht]

I think it would be a list of objects, but let the academics answer you.

[urban stream]

Okay. Thank you for answer!

[jagged prawn]

bin(x) converts the number x to binary and the second thing [:] is called slicing. This returns an object at that index range [start:stop] in your case returns a string representing the binary value of x without the first 2 characters

[urban stream]

Thank you very much! It really helped me❤️

[compact carbon]

Here, coding in C++ and Python for ROS

[ebon yacht]

Does anyone use Java?

[kind moat]

@shy glade personally I would like cyber security and crypto-my ouch

[urban topaz]

Me also Kotlin.

[shy glade]

Now, I am studying Spring Boot to prepare for employment.

[ebon yacht]

I use Hibernate but in the future I want to use Spring Boot

[ebon yacht]

Do you like to suffer?

[shy glade]

maniac == coolnees

[gray verge]

@spice cloak

[ebon yacht]

yes

[severe cradle]

Not mentioned that I saw, but bin(x) returns a string, hence the slicing to remove the 0b at the front

grunk = bin(32)

type(grunk)
<class 'str'>
grunk
'0b100000'
grunk[2:]
'100000'

[urban stream]

Thank you very much!

[spice cloak]

Morning

[hybrid summit]

guys

do someone have any idea abt how can i make sprite of the player(Marshmallow) red at some places when it touche fire like it burned in godot

nothing in youtube and idiot gbt dosent help

[chilly wyvern]

Am I the only one who glitches when dealing with more than two pointers in a DSA problem?

[earnest fractal]

Hi, I'd like to know cyber security cuz I don't have much knowledge about it 😄 , also interested with internet of things cuz I am learning that by building an app (wish I can learn them in depth) , maybe you can describe a bit more content about if anyone else would also like to know more about the 2 topics ?

[pure copper]

How do two pointers cause the extra confusion? What sort of problem are you using them with that is causing an issue?

[candid umbra]

I learned about pointers. what's the issue?

[pure copper]

That is what I am asking Banshee

[chilly wyvern]

Hey @pure copper there isn't any issue. My point was it is so confusing when saying out loud. How do I put it?? Let's say I am showing someone a student or an interviewer a problem on how to solve a reverse linked list. I'd be saying out loud first, especially in this example the best solution would be taking three pointers prev, curr, nxt. Although it is really simple and easy. My stuttering would come in and I'd end up looking dumb or I'm overthinking. Probably it is normal.
Especially, before starting the actual code while demonstrating the algorithm with test cases

[pure copper]

*peo = & Banshee >> Raz

[pure copper]

So more and English conversational problem rather than a pointer problem.

[chilly wyvern]

I'd usually just open up paint and actually draw the process which is student friendly but not really good practice during interviews.

[pure copper]

interviews are hard. Especially if trying to create an algorythm off the top of your head

get the interviewers to point at each other as you describe the problem. Use them as the nodes

[chilly wyvern]

Yeah!! Maybe it is the pressure of "do not look stupid" that'd end up making me look stupid for real. Anyways, more practice with complete strangers ig.

[candid umbra]

But what job are you going to apply for?

[pure copper]

I am referencing another conversation. I am not speaking about me

[candid umbra]

What language and framework do u use?

[ebon yacht]

Guys, I'm having to study JQuery, if anyone wants to share some content with me, be it a book, website, video on YouTube, I'd appreciate it.

Namoral programador só serve para sofrer nessa vida.

[pure copper]

jquery.com

@ebon yacht

[ebon yacht]

Thanks

[rare crystal]

Hiiiii I want to offer an investment business so that I know more I send the company profile, I happened to be accepted to work in the field of commodities but more specifically in gold, good activities

[lone mason]

Hello Everyone, I'm new here
Currently I am Learning Native Android With kotlin

[candid umbra]

ah i see

[pure copper]

what are you offering

[shy glade]

Great man

[shy glade]

yo

wassup programmers

[shy glade]

@normal valley yo

[ebon yacht]

good

[tidal kraken]

vi or emacs ?

[tidal kraken]

emacs ofc

[polar crest]

vi

[lone mason]

Thanks

[pure copper]

Knowing vi is essential for moving around in life, but emacs was the most memorable and customizable.

[normal seal]

Hello

@shy glade

[mighty robin]

jquery is not used in 2024

its legacy tech thats been proven to have multiple vulnerabilities everywhere

[ebon yacht]

I know and because my school is asking me to study 🥲

Do you have any recommendations for a framework to use in JavaScript for me to study in the future?

[hasty gust]

Hi programmers

How are you?

[ebon yacht]

Hi man

What's up

what are you studying?

[hasty gust]

Study? no bro I am working

in fact, allways working

but with studying 🙂

[ebon yacht]

Are you taking care of your health? Practices sports?

[hasty gust]

no programming

computer engineer I am

and coding is my work

but not just coding also documentation or write business logic etc

maybe some antique devops 🙂

[carmine igloo]

the names of the different careers related to computers always puzzled me out, it's all very confusing

Especially when we translate the names because there are times when the name of a specific career in different languages is not a direct translation and the name between languages is very different even thought it refers to te same career.

[rose socket]

i am software engineer

[ebon yacht]

Good

[ebon yacht]

Owo

[ebon yacht]

I think therefore I am, do you like stoicism?

[carmine igloo]

what do you mean by stoicism?

[ebon yacht]

stoicism being a better person on difficult days

[carmine igloo]

oh I didn't think you were actually referring to the literal meaning of the word

yes I think it's good to be strong in difficult situations but never forget that you are a real person with feelings too

[ebon yacht]

from the mind goes to the heart, and from the heart the reaction

[upbeat rain]

Hi, I need to prepare a technical test for a jr backend developer position with node. js, express and sql or mongo. what kind of questions or exercises will you ask the candidate?

[severe cradle]

Where do you see yourself in 5 years time?

Tell me of a time that you disagreeded with others you were working with and what you did about it.

What style of management suits you best?

How much did our company make last year?

Are you prepared to work late nights?

Would you rather have a clear desk or please your boss?

[worthy holly]

I struggled with nihilism and became very pessimistic until I found stoicism and pragmatism the best is stoicism and u need to know it good

[severe cradle]

Just another perspective to consider. 🙂

... know it well 🙂

[severe cradle]

If you are working in a team, what role suits you best?
If things are getting behind in your team's work, what do you do?

[upbeat rain]

Thanks @severe cradle !

[pure copper]

i'm an antique

[pure copper]

clear desk = true, or please your boss = true => true

clear desk = false, or please your boss = true => true

[severe cradle]

It's one of those awkward personality questions.

[pure copper]

clear desk = true, or please your boss = false => true

yes indeed

but as a computer person, its to be answered logically

[severe cradle]

Nope - this one is asked by the HR person present. That would just convince the HR person that you do not understand simple questions.

The technical interviewer will not save you if the HR lady hates you.

[pure copper]

the HR person is to ensure protcols for emplyment are maintained. They do not have a real say in the subject matter decision

[severe cradle]

Culturally dependent.

[pure copper]

If the Computer boss submits to the HR, its not a good company to be with

[severe cradle]

If the boss does not submit to HR, there will be a new boss.
Culturally dependent. Not saying it is the best scenario, just saying it happens in many places.

[pure copper]

Sometimes pointing out stupid questions will work in your favour. It shows you are thinking

[severe cradle]

As you wish.

Not my experience.

[pure copper]

HR is not the CEO of a company

Is just an administrative branch

[severe cradle]

Different countries and differnet cultures, I suspect.

As you wish.

[pure copper]

🧜‍♀️ ok. Sad countries exist ig

[severe cradle]

Doesn't mean you don't get good staff, you just have to learn how to manage the stakeholders. 🙂

[pure copper]

On a weighted scale, such 'psych' questions usually only contribute 10-20% of the input to a selection process.

where i'm from

[severe cradle]

In your culture. I understand.

[pure copper]

where are you from?

if you dont mind me asking

(aust me)

[severe cradle]

In some places managers are so convinced that "soft skills" are the thing that makes success, these dominate.

"aust"?

"Peo is typing" .... suspense 🙂

[pure copper]

Personality is important. If one is too regimented, that is generally bad, as there is little flexibility in one's thinking. I agree, that weird questions help to see how a person thinks, but in the end the role abilities are the most important part of the job, for the person looking for the recruit in their team. It usually can come down to a debate between an HR opinion and a Team boss opinion, but the team boss will be working with the person in the end, not the HR person. And yes, HR is trying to stop turnover of staff so they do hold an important part in the process, to this i agree.

<Enter> pressed

[severe cradle]

I am convinced.
Our HR people, not so much.

"aust"?

Oh, you are on our Western Isle. Cool.

Yes, a Kiwi.

[pure copper]

ok

[severe cradle]

It is good that it is ok.

[pure copper]

if you are good, and I am good then all is good

that's good

[severe cradle]

Anyway, I am always wary of giving interview advice as I know interview styles vary widely from place to place.

Hence I try to give a hint of the non-technical questions that they may get asked in case they have not considered that perspective.

[pure copper]

And to think I am thinking of running some interview classes, for people to practice speaking.

Perhaps you'd like to join in on stage if I get them going

Throw these wonderful questions at the folks

[severe cradle]

Which stage, who are "them" When ?

Is there only one Peo?

[pure copper]

The server class stage, when I get my 2fa working, and anyone who wishes to join

I am Peo

[severe cradle]

I am happy to help in any way that makes sense. I sent you a message.

If there is only one Peo, that is.

If not, I may have woken someone else.

[hasty gust]

🙂 so it is not good to be an antique

[pure copper]

It is wonderful. Strive to be there in the end. Be a visionary now.

[hasty gust]

Strive?

What is strive?

what means?

[mighty robin]

strive to do this = want to do this very much

very, very much

[pure copper]

Try hard to achieve something

[hasty gust]

now I understand your words. You want to be more than an esclave

right?

you want to see

see futher

[severe cradle]

?def strive

[left umbra]

Word: strive

Definition 1 (verb): attempt by employing effort
Definition 2 (verb): to exert much effort or energy

Definition requested by g.spark888

[hasty gust]

hmm good to have a bot 🙂

bot who helps us

[severe cradle]

The thing with strive - is it refers to the action of trying, not the intention. Strive is a verb meaning that effort of trying to do it.

?def esclave

[left umbra]

:x: That word could not be found in the dictionary.

[hasty gust]

ah! it was french 😄

slave 🙂

?def slave

[left umbra]

Word: slave

Definition 1 (verb): work very hard, like a slave
Definition 2 (noun): someone who works as hard as a slave
Definition 3 (noun): a person who is owned by someone

Other definitions can be found here

Definition requested by muh_yilmaz

[severe cradle]

I was just thinking that in a programming channel; "slave" probably means something different, but actually, not in this case.

[shell bluff]

Hello guys

[severe cradle]

Hi. How is it going?

[shell bluff]

Are they going well and for you?

[severe cradle]

Sure. Looking forward to a Friday, though.

[shell bluff]

Ah cool

[ebon yacht]

great

[dawn mesa]

hi

[severe cradle]

hi?

[shell bluff]

hi

[ebon yacht]

hi

do you like programming?

[shell bluff]

Yes, I think everyone in this community thread is a developer or is studying or wanting to start the profession.

[severe cradle]

Well, yes and no, I guess.
Maybe preferences for one language or another. Maybe like programming in the other languages a little less.

Need to get ready to go to work. See you later.

[ebon yacht]

I like programming, I don't know why I think is because of the exact reasons.

it's fun.

[ebon yacht]

bye

[shell bluff]

Good work for you

[pure copper]

Well just added more hack spagetti code to my flashcard program, but it now handles Thai and Vietnamese, and also works again for the inital languages it did, before I killed them all with my Japanese code last month. I feel I need to rewrite it all from scratch again to make it neat, but I cant be bothered. A few 72hr debug sessions each time I change the code is a lot more convenient than a boring 🙅‍♀️ 🧜‍♀️ rewrite.

[violet shuttle]

Its sound amazing. May I check out ur repository?

[pure copper]

I have no global repository

If you have a <yourlanguage,English> csv file, I could add that language to the system and get that working.

The big issue is getting word lists

[violet shuttle]

Do u mean public repository?

[pure copper]

I only have the code on my home server

[violet shuttle]

I'm not sure that I can find smth like this. If u give me English .csv, then I can translate into my language

[pure copper]

My Japanese/English list has 6000 words in it. You could take those 6000 english words if you would like

[violet shuttle]

Jesus

[pure copper]

What is you mother language

[violet shuttle]

Belarusian

[pure copper]

That will be interesting

I need to work on an enhancement to categorize words or something, so that there is some relevance in the flash order. It currently only works on subsets of a chosen size. eg a 100 word list could be broken into 10x 10 flash sets, or 5 x 20 sets, or 2 x 50 etc. The flash technique works well. Words could be sorted in the data file presently or it handles up to 20 dictionary lists/ language, so there is some ablility to group words

[violet shuttle]

Is it nlp project?

[pure copper]

No. Its just a rnd(*) by row

My brain is the neuro link

[violet shuttle]

Rnd?

[pure copper]

random()

[violet shuttle]

I see

[pure copper]

I used to have to type in the answers to the flash cards, but then thought, as long as I can mentally answer them, I dont need to use my fingers. So I just added a timer to do the flashing. It has adjustable period of display, so you can speed up quite fast as you run through the sets of cards

[violet shuttle]

Mb I can try to find smth, but I don't promise that I'll find it

[pure copper]

Is russian similar?

Ive just downloaded a 1700 word list belorusian/english

[violet shuttle]

its closer to ukranian

[pure copper]

It looks like polish to me but I dont know either

its the alphabet letters

[violet shuttle]

It can be. Belarusian had influence from polish

[violet shuttle]

Excuse me?

[pure copper]

well from the dictionary the letters look like : śnić (v.imp.) - dream (during sleep)
śniedać (v.imp.) - have a breakfast
śniedańnie [n.] - breakfast
śnieh [m.] - snow
śniežań [m.] - December
śpiašacca | -šy'cca

This does not look like the ukranian or russian Cyrillic letters, unless its just the dictionary usage

I think its just romanized spelling though

[violet shuttle]

lol

u've found lacinka

[pure copper]

which is?

[violet shuttle]

It's belarusian writing by latin alphabet

Its not official alphabet

[pure copper]

Well that just won't do

I can give you the file, and you can write a program to translate it to offical alphabet

[violet shuttle]

It will be easier way

[pure copper]

well, łožak for me 🧜‍♀️

Dabranač

[violet shuttle]

Good night

[ebon yacht]

good luck

[mighty robin]

polish uses the same alphabet as english, but with few additional letters with diatric marks

polish here

belarusian, ukrainian, russian -> cyrillic alphabet

polish, slovak, czech -> latin extended

extended by few sounds

[mighty robin]

My respect for making that, I just use Anki, very neat and FOSS software. Also, both thai and viet are languages i have a slight interest in, so thats another few respect points to you

[solemn gale]

Hello, C# .NET programmers!
Which CMS or framework, based on ASP.NET, is the best in 2024 year on your opinion?

[pure copper]

The Japanese / English Flash Card

[mighty robin]

looks like anki

but also doesnt

the idea is similar

cant imagine making such an elaborate programm tho,

[severe cradle]

Maybe not so bad now. A database of some sort, forms are not so difficult. Input from form, query database, export info to form fields. All done these days at a relatively high level.

[gritty trench]

Is any programmer here?

[gilded pulsar]

here

[mighty robin]

Yes, i see this approach too, but... they mentioned they somehow automated the process, like the app pulls the data from csv files and is able to generate the notes out of that

which tbh could be not so bad either

idk why i think its complex, maybe i just did not try myself

[severe cradle]

Discord is full of developers and IT people in general. You'll find heaps of them here.

[pure copper]

This program opens files that contain rows that look like:
"geben", "to give"
"Morgen", "morning", "...", "..."...

And reads the rows into memory fields and then randomly selects them to display on the form. Depending on choice, it displays the English word and then after pressing reveal, shows the foreign word, or it displays the foreign word and then on pressing the reveal, will show the English word.

The fields on the right side the data file to be broken up into subsets. Lesson size shows how many words exist in the file. The unit size slider adjusts the number of words to be cycled through. The total/unit size gives number of units. The litter slide then selects the unit from these partitions.

The program can be manually controlled using the buttons, or the "auto" buttons will set a preselected timer which will cycle the words without need to press buttons. I figured once you start watching the screen, the display of words is all you need, so manual is only needed for thinking time, list studying the alphabet characters or similar.

[frigid minnow]

peo peo peo

[severe cradle]

csv? An oldie but a goodie.

[pure copper]

You prompted me to think, that still after 70+ years, files are still operated on s sequential access, with maybe append as a function. ISAM, DASD was always such a goal to the home programmers. Always having to include lots of code to manage the data via crud calls.

Then some dbms became available, but the APIs are still complex and the dbms code was usually 100x bigger than the simple programs it was being used with. These days one lives in the database tools and the actual program is just some trivial interface that gets neglected.

For example, it took me about 1 hour to manipulate some Internet data dictionaries using excel, notepad++, and then only about 2 minutes to modify the actual code to add the new language to the code of this program. (I know it's a poor example, my code is so good and flexible💃 and the Internet data is terrible , but it does still show that the input always needs some attention to cleanliness or gigo happens)

[severe cradle]

Horses for courses.
Nothing wrong with a simple csv implementation for many things. The team I worked with was almost always embedded - short on space. Often good to be human-readable for debugging.

[pure copper]

Indeed

The important thing is, the user can just add more words or make corrections in a text editor, so i guess that's just where life has taken us . In ten years time we won't see anything again as AI will have hidden all the data from the world

don't overthink.

[severe cradle]

I for one, am really confused about how that image relates to AIs controlling access to data.

[pure copper]

It's cute. Takes one's mind off of the impending apocalypse.

[severe cradle]

I do like the thought: Ais control all data and every second or so release a new image of a cute animal to keep the humans amused and docile.

[pure copper]

calm down human

[severe cradle]

Arhhh, so cute, ....

[pure copper]

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