💻｜programming

[compact wing]

Hey

[grizzled plaza]

abstract class Poem {
//TODO

[eternal sandal]

async GetRandom() {
return await ChatGPT.prompt('Write a poem')
}
}

[plain torrent]

AI!!!

[shy glade]

https://tenor.com/view/arabic-egyptian-gif-19235014

😂

[grizzled plaza]

When should you split a component?

[eternal sandal]

depends

There's those who do it only when it's a separation of concerns concern

there's those who only do it when something is reused

and there's those who do it only when a component gets too big

I prefer not to do it, but they keep rejecting my prs

[grizzled plaza]

Answer is: up to you but... the mainly idea that you could follow is:

1. Separation of concerns, which mean that every components should only do ""one thing""
   vs
2. Simplicity & Code Collocation, which mean that every components could do "more things" until became complex

Its a trade-off usually

(Image to context/discuss how much components we could here there)

[grizzled plaza]

why they rejecting?

[eternal sandal]

They keep blabbering about "code should be legible", "code should be SOLID" (whatever that means), and so on. I think they're crazy

In all seriousness though, I support and believe in the SOLID principles and good code legibility, for the record

[shy glade]

I prefer starting off with components that cannot be split to simpler ones, and then make compound components out of them, and then make compound components out of the compound components, and then make compound components out of the compound compound components, and so on until I no longer have to make any more compound ones.
I know I'm extremely overcomplicating things. But hey! I'm a complicated person. So, why not.

[shy glade]

Jokes aside, your answer is great. It's in my opinion the right way to make components. ✨

[grizzled plaza]

Thank you folks! I appreciate it

[eternal sandal]

Nah, I love questions like this, and my afternoon was rather dull. Thank you

[grizzled plaza]

🫡

[pallid void]

Hello community, is chatgpt down?

[crystal lily]

Hi.
Yes, at least 30 minutes.

[pallid void]

ok
How I'm supposed to think without it?

[crystal lily]

ChatGPT is a useful tool, nothing more.
You can solve any task by yourself

[pallid void]

I don't think I can explain it properly, so let's leave it for now😅

[crystal lily]

What's your stack? If I may ask.

[tired fern]

Runtime error: exit code is -1
=====
Used: 15000 ms, 0 KB```

code worked properly in the first 5 test cases and gave this in the 6th

i mean i know what time limit is but in the 6th test case the input numbers where less than input numbers in test case 5 so why would it crash in the 6th not the 5th

[pure copper]

Deciding how small the component should be needs a standard. I break components down to one syntax code statement only, then the bosses can't complain.

[pure copper]

I'm 2 years time, when every program in the world is using this single brain, and the world gets a 24hr rest from business and life to allow chatgpt to oil its voice and brush it's teeth.

With a mouth full of toothpaste on that day each year, it says. Mbmmmbbllblmbbmb. Mbbbllbmm ptouiiii

And we all get down on our knees and say all praise to the great one

[pure copper]

Well back to work today, and some bum is logged in on my machine in the office. The ms office program to list staff members has been revoked from computers, so now we can't even see who we work with. But even when we could, no one has telephone numbers or emails listed in it anymore do it was useless to contact people, but at least we knew there was staff.

17 more hours and then another 20 days leave

So interesting news for usa people wanting government work. Don't forget to sign up for the draft 18-25 or they will stop you from getting a government job

[pure copper]

So apparently there is a strange guy sitting in my desk, as a water pipe in our 12 story HO building burst during a weekend past, and the building is destroyed. Luckily i was on holiday. Not lucky, everyone is moved out to alternative locations, including my secret alternative desk in the bush. Looks like it could be months before they get it restored.

[pure copper]

So I've found out the pipe burst in the ninth floor and put 20cm of water on the 9,8,7,6 floors and run through the rest of the lower floors collapsing ceilings etc. my desk in that building is on level 10. But as the elevators and everything is destroyed, it will be months before i see that place again.

[versed marlin]

thanks guys

[versed marlin]

You just made a mistake and didn't notice

[eternal sandal]

Nice

[pure copper]

Check for <= rather than <.

[grizzled plaza]

1. It looks like you’re programming in C and working with arrays with index.
   More context would be great, but here are two important tips to avoid potential issues:

Option 1: Avoid directly using an integer to set up dynamic index. (An integer 𝑋 could range from 3 ≤ 𝑛 ≤ 200000 (3≤n≤200000), which might be too large and cause memory issues).

Option 2: Ensure your dynamic index stays within the bounds of your array size.

[shy glade]

You don't. We're idiots until ChatGPT recover. In fact, the only reason I could write this consistent message is due to ChatGPT recovery.

[clever thorn]

https://dev.to/anuragkanojiya/a-developers-guide-to-integrating-daytona-with-android-projects-1a11

[mental ocean]

[GOLANG] even though i've injected routes method to app struct, why does it gives me undefined, could someone help me

[grizzled plaza]

go run .

[grizzled plaza]

go run ./cmd/web also works

Extra:
"go run" takes file or files as input. It compiles only those file or files before running. So you need to add route.go file (like as you do at screenshot) as input otherwise the method you declared in it, will be undefined.

How my element should be looks like to be affect for this selector?

[mental ocean]

wow, it works.
I see, since I ran it by click the play button on the IDE, it ran only that code
thanks mate

[grizzled plaza]

very very good! Keep going, how we (you) could set it like as default value to avoid those extra params?

[grizzled plaza]

Answer:
<button appButton></button>
And html looks concise

Instead of common approach like
<app-button/> (html looks redundant)

[eternal sandal]

Is that angular?

[inland marlin]

The second one is a custom element is not the same

[stable thorn]

@mighty robin @pure copper thank you guys for the usefull information

so i think i need to start with java then later on go to c++

[radiant wing]

Yoo i want to test my self in c++ is there any broject that i can do please let me know what is your recommendations 🙂

[stable thorn]

can you make a calculator ?

jk i know its easy

[stable thorn]

whats your level in c++

[radiant wing]

Yep i can

[radiant wing]

Idunno really that the reason way i asked the question to test my self

[stable thorn]

where did you learn

[radiant wing]

Mostly from the Internet

[stable thorn]

thats great

[mellow musk]

I have a question for those who learned programming with the help of ChatGPT and similar tools. I learned programming mostly through books, personal projects, and reading Stack Overflow when I was unsure, over a decade ago. In my free time, I'm writing an app without much prior app experience. I have already written over 15,000 lines of code and have only had to consult the official Android documentation or Stack Overflow a few times. Much of the code is generated by AI and then revised by me. I am curious if new developers experience the same accelerated development or if they struggle with learning the basics or forget to think for themselves, as AI can easily provide answers.

[austere gate]

That’s where we’re headed. I hope I’m wrong, but within the next two years, we’re likely to see advanced models capable of building apps directly from natural language instructions or even images. The tech industry, and possibly others, will lose its traditional barriers to entry. Almost anyone will be able to create nearly anything they can imagine.

[pure copper]

Noooooooo9oooooooo99999ooo (ignore the 9s)

[pure copper]

I have posted a specification in my teaching channel. You can write that program in c++ and we can compare it with what i ended up with a few months ago. It better be better as it was my first c++ in a very long time. Great benchmark.

#1205807549564321852 message

Took about 2.5 weeks, so should be a breeze for you.

[pure copper]

Yes. Yes. I know what you mean. I also experienced that accelerated development once i used AI.

I now only struggle to understand the stupidity of those that ignore it's benefits.

[radiant wing]

Great! But where i can finde the post??

[mellow musk]

@austere gate I doubt that. The number of possible ways grows exponentially with the size of the project, and many human developers cannot solve a project without being in contact with the product owner, as many aspects may be unclear to them. Developing a large project requires a lot of communication, and with hallucinations, I don't see any way to solve bigger problems

[shy glade]

Hlo I am starting java anyone recently started suggest any YouTube channel

[radiant wing]

Brocode is the right answer for you

[shy glade]

Tq

[radiant wing]

?

[shy glade]

This information for that

[radiant wing]

Ok

[solid kernel]

hi guys, anyone use flutter in here?

[pure copper]

Click on the post link in the text i just wrote. It will take you to the specification.

[pure copper]

I can also discuss it in a vc later of you are interested.

[shy glade]

If i am working as a QA, does it count as programming?

[cobalt olive]

do you code? yes? then it does

[pure copper]

If you mean "tester" then either way, you just need to spin it when you market yourself for the next job. End user testing does not give you much credit for programming itself, but if you do unit testing you can say you are an advanced programmer that can spot issues with code and get them rectified before implementation to production. That is your spin.

[inner dragon]

hi

any node js developer here?

[long portal]

what do you need help with my friend

[radiant wing]

That would be great tnxx

[radiant wing]

I got it now it is some kind of spaceship game that contains a player, planets, and enemies it's cool i would like to try it

[tired fern]

Which mistake are we talkin about? I might've missed it

[tired fern]

u mean in the logic?

[tired fern]

Ah, I see. But nah, no arrays or any of those data structures in there

couldnt send as text since its considered as spam

oh wait

ohhh my bad

just noticed where the bug is

when input is 10 1 its an endless loop there lmao

THREE DAYS ALREADY

[cyan finch]

What the program is meant to do?

[tired fern]

Find the minimum number of operations required to make n equal to 0

that In one operation, you can subtract any power of k from n

[solid kernel]

you are try solve coding game on leetcode ?

[shy glade]

Hey guys, How to use google calendar offline in Firefox???

[pure copper]

Well, if you are interested in real computing, then I was reading about the good old days again. This article provides a number of ways in which ROM was implemented using iron core weaves. In particular I was drawn to this after a video I found on the Apollo Guidance system computer. Basically unlike a core memory RAM, the rom has the program woven through the iron cores or alternatively through the sensing wires, that produce the word output for a given address.

Enjoy

http://madrona.ca/e/corerope/index.html

Oh and someone commenting on the video which was about the assemby language program used, was grumbling about why they didn't use C or python to write the program. Of course when you have to have weave a ROM of 12K x 16bit words, you want to be as efficient as possible and as precise as possible with what the program does. One does not want a python a=1+1 being compiled down to 50K of program.

In those days a 2M core memory was about 1 cubic meter in size and being a loom of copper wires probably weighed in excess of 1 tonne.

[pure copper]

for your listening pleasure. All programmers need to sync their brain waves every few months
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0q6yphdZhUA

Always smile while programming

[radiant wing]

Hh cool

[surreal comet]

untill I see a missing semicolon🥺

[pure copper]

one never sees the 'missing' semi colon

All happy

[radiant wing]

That happens to me every fk time 😂🤣

[topaz grove]

When gpt sees my codes already playing this instead of fixing my code I think I dont need to listen

[surreal comet]

True, it’s like a ghost 👀

[surreal comet]

Looks like the semicolon has many victims 😂

[radiant wing]

Yes it's annoying really how often i forget it

[tired fern]

nah leetcode aint my type im with codeforces

but they are both on problem solving and competitive programming anyways

[solid kernel]

i try on easy lvl but is hard for me

i can build something using code with my logic, but i need long time for solve 1 question for example in leetcode/codeforces

[tired fern]

how do you get the problems to solve?

codeforces problem set might be tough, you should start with some easier problems first to get the hang of it

i started with a newbie's sheet which is level 0 and im in phase 1 now

[solid kernel]

with analysis first, after that i using code to solve it

[solid kernel]

ohhh that nice, maybe i can try on codeforce

[tired fern]

i mean how do you pick which problem to go for because thats a game changing tbh

[tired fern]

yeah go for it u can start with whatever level youre in

[solid kernel]

i just pick on easy lvl

[solid kernel]

yeah you right, i see you are using C language instead of dynamic language like javascript,python and etc

you are low level programmer ?

[tired fern]

check div 4's they are newbie friendly, however i would recommend to use some sorted sheet

[tired fern]

c++

[solid kernel]

ok, i try later

[tired fern]

nah im just focusing on learning c++ and level up in CP for now

[tired fern]

good luck there

[solid kernel]

thanks collete

[misty echo]

Hello..
Can anyone give me some advices , i wanna be a programmer but i don't know where to start or how to complete
Can you give me a track?

[surreal comet]

Do chatgpt just writtng this text will get full roadmap, research what you want to be that will help you become a programmer.

[lusty plaza]

Hello eveyone. I'm a sofware engineer with 9 years of experiences.

Thanks.

good.

now, I'm looking for full time job.

sorry, I'm not interest. I wanna remote IT job.

How can I do it?

can you explain about it and hourly rate?

[solid kernel]

do you have opportunity for remote intern job ?

what position your open ?

[misty echo]

I will try that
Thanks

I am fine
Feel Cold
But fine

[snow bear]

try to check roadmap)
https://roadmap.sh/

[gentle pasture]

Does anyone know about JavaScript here?

[dense mortar]

Yes ?

[eternal sandal]

I like to think that I do, but then 0 == []

[grand forge]

I'd like to do pair programming (or mob?) building an app using Laravel, but I also wanna improve my english communication, if anyone interested hmu.

Also I can't do it in the near time, coz I wanna spend my last year holiday 🙂 so we can talk about the time later

[pure copper]

Speak to you in 365 days then. Enjoy your holiday.

[balmy stirrup]

I wanna get into the Microsoft or Google you know that's my goal with that

My english it's not good enough yet

Wassup everybody I'm from brazil and you guys?

[sterile saddle]

Hi guys I am a full stack developer from India I wanna try to learn English language anyone who are interested practice with me please let me know.

[balmy stirrup]

Let's go bro

[wanton sail]

I'm Brazil too. And I need to practice more my English. We can schedule a call.

[weary pawn]

anybody here has an experience of transferring with L-1B visa as a software dev?

[ancient fiber]

yep we can try scheduling a call

[stable thorn]

why

[woven snow]

Waddup geeks

[solid kernel]

is this method working ?

[raven zephyr]

Hi

I’m looking for a remote job in IT

Next to my studies

[somber nebula]

Is it worth learning Rust than C++ as a 1st language?

[granite summit]

@somber nebula It depends (most common response to every question).
What's your interests and attitude?
My advice is to check out open job positions and find out if you would like to work for companies which use one or another.
Or start with one and try to understand if "fit good for you"

[somber nebula]

Thank you for the advice! I framed my question broadly to get a variety of answers, but my focus right now is on learning low-level concepts. Later, I’d like to create games (mainly for retro platforms) and explore some AI projects.

[short stone]

Hi! I'm a web developer and I'm here to learn more about programming

[verbal marlin]

learning C++ will be a better option as a beginner ig

[shy glade]

Help

[pure copper]

Happy new year all

🎉🎉🥳

[eternal sandal]

So early in my timezone, it's crazy

[shy glade]

Thanks bro 🙏🏻

[fathom wedge]

waaiit i was kidding ..

[shy glade]

What

Alhamdolilah my laptop was charging 😭😭😭😭

What was that

[fathom wedge]

you didnt get the joke aren't you

[shy glade]

Remove xcode ?

Lmao

[fathom wedge]

yessir

[shy glade]

U little evil

[fathom wedge]

lol

I ain't an iOS developer, but you can check answers on Stack Overflow and YouTube.

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/13600029/xcode-quits-unexpectedly-every-time-i-open-my-project

https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=xcode+quit+unexpectedly

@shy glade

[shy glade]

Oh thanks much appreciated wlah , the solution was simple i just restarted my pc and yeah it was solved , anyway thanks mr Hex for the effort

[fathom wedge]

Thats nice to hear :3
Good luck

[proven girder]

I am

[austere gate]

Happy New Year, everyone. I hope this year brings you all the success you deserve. If you’re starting out with coding or anything new, don’t give up. It’ll be tough, and you’ll face challenges, but don’t ever give up on your dreams. Work hard, and I wish you all the best.

[tired fern]

good morning folks

any cybersecurity expert here?

or intermediate

wanna know smth that i couldnt find by researching

[pure copper]

Just ask. Others might be enticed to research it also if you interest us in the actual problem.

[charred crane]

Happy New Year to everyone; I hope that you all achieve your new goals, wish you all luck 🎱

[marble topaz]

Hello

Who code in C++?

[pure copper]

Trying

[final tapir]

Hlo

@pure copper hey can u help me

I'm trying to add in my website some features and u can see that some of apps logo are not visible, I tried a lot to visible those logo in my website but Its not fixed dd...

[inland marlin]

Did you check the network tab to see if the logos are loaded?

[final tapir]

Yes

But not working

Here is my code

[pure copper]

Are the logos in the correct format? Some formats do not always display in the chosen methods

Resolution may be too high or low

[mighty robin]

check file paths

if every single of the file paths in your html code matches the real location of the images

if you've got an .html file, then check if every src in <img src="..."/> points to a completely correct directory where the image is

otherwise the images ain't gonna load

cuz browsers can't find them

[mighty robin]

for instance src="./logo1.jpg" works only if logo1.jpg is located in the same directory as .html file that it's embedded in

[gleaming salmon]

Is there any flutter dev here?

[tired fern]

oh sure

i mean its not actually a problem but

im wondering what level is required in a low level language in the cybersecurity field

c or c++ maybe

mastery or just basics?

[pure copper]

There are many ways you can work in cyber security. When i was younger, a lot of security revolved around physical security and building design and keeping cables from being intercepted. Such basic things were keep the users along side the mainframes in Bunkers. Provide emf shielding so pulse could not be read by induction.

I've resolved/found issues in the user db coding that has root causes in the op system drivers, working to rip the whole system apart on one side of the world while trying to show the system folk on the other side of the world where their hole was. That required everything from sql to assembly. I found out how to acquire any Skype user's contact list although Microsoft hid their vulnerability team so well that front end call center would not believe it, nor wanted to be hacked themselves. I've found root access to general users in unix shells, main frame op systems, and many times you can just find vulnerabilities by reading the manual. Web stuff is my black hole, but still saw many of the issues in it over the last 30 years and it didn't require much more than general knowledge.

I see cyber security as being 2 types. Cyber team for a large non computer business that has enough money to employ someone with a title cyber security, who prob has done an MS (under any relevant.. we use this product) certificate course along with their bachelor's. And the second level is a person who was enthralled in electronics, computers, hardware and software from a young age ( kindergarten - i want to be a {} age) and electrocuted bugs when they were 5, and will know how to look at a chip, circuit board, and at least know what they will need to consider to start looking for vulnerabilities and how to exploit them. That will require a bit of binary, assembly, ...... Having the confidence to walk past a security checkpoint in a building and lay traps or access the network or machines etc.

[pure copper]

This is a video that provides a taste of what a good security person should be able to understand how to do to start looking for vulnerabilities.... Watch it all. It's a current issue, and Matt goes from start to end on showing how it's done touching on all the aspects I've mentioned.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=clESYc9BDvc&pp=ygUSVHAgbGluayByb3V0ZXIgYmFu

[pure copper]

Don't forget, it's not just people you are securing your system from. It's also the environment., weather animals pollution temperature, vibrations etc. There are many areas of computing where you can become a specialist without being a 'hacker'. And as you move through you career, you will be expressed to different branches of computing and you may move into those branches because you get the opportunity through a project to expand into that branch and it leads to another job on that branch etc. you will start somewhere.

C/c++ is fine to start with. Get a good understanding. For security, you probably start with code quality inspections, unit testing and coding. Learn your own mistakes, learn your team mistakes, learn the system disasters and build from there.
@tired fern

[eternal sandal]

Very old article https://medium.com/front-end-weekly/switch-case-if-else-or-a-lookup-map-a-study-case-de1c801d944. Do you guys use switch statements? I recently got in a big argument because I used one

[grizzled plaza]

Object literal is always one of the cool things in JavaScript +1

[eternal sandal]

Agree to disagree, I simply don't think they're all that great and there's already a switch statement designed specifically for that purpose

[grizzled plaza]

No silver bullet I guess, If I had to handle a one-two-three case with direct values, for sure, I'll go with if/else

[grizzled plaza]

😂

[cerulean turret]

Hey guys, I'm working with events in Blazor. Does anybody here know something about that?

[grizzled plaza]

Just ask

[cerulean turret]

Ok, so basically I have a function that takes the id of a selected item in a list and saves it in a variable in the service and than calls a function that filters the items on the QuickGrid table. These functions are not in the same component and the table is just being updated when i interact with the table component, but i want it to update when i change the item on the list.

[grizzled plaza]

How are u working with your " filter" field?

I guess you should have to do something like that:
<input type="search" autofocus @bind="nameFilter" @bind:event="oninput" placeholder="Blabla name..." />

And right below of your screen code, should have something like that:
@code { ...many lines of blabla... IQueryable<Country>? FilteredItems => items?.Where(x => x.Name.Contains(nameFilter, StringComparison.CurrentCultureIgnoreCase));

QuickGrid has its own way of work 😂

[grizzled plaza]

ref: https://aspnet.github.io/quickgridsamples/getstarted

[cerulean turret]

It's just like that. I don't have exactly a filter field, the list has a couple of clickable items and these items store their id's. When I click in one of them, the function is Triggered and literally does a "SelectedItemId = item.id" and then calls the filter function that does a "filteredItems = _context.Items.blablabla"

and the quickgrid is using this filteredItems variable as data origin

[grizzled plaza]

right, then in your component you have: <QuickGrid Items="@filteredItems" ?

[cerulean turret]

exactly

[grizzled plaza]

Well, maybe you could use:
StateHasChanged();

but I should to be honest, not sure if it really good advice

ref: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/microsoft.aspnetcore.components.componentbase.statehaschanged?view=aspnetcore-9.0

[cerulean turret]

I'll read about it and try some new things, thanks man

[grizzled plaza]

welcome, go ahead!

[grizzled plaza]

Q:
Pretty similar approach but different result. Why?

A:
If God permits, tomorrow I`lll to bring up for us

[pure copper]

Most things have events associated with them. If you want to do something when the list changes, look for an event like listname.OnChange and put some code in there. Or it may be at the item level. Listname. Item().Onchange. use auto complete and read what pops up in the possible events/methods as you type and try out some event names or read the help on the obvious available choices.

[foggy crow]

Explain to me the difference between webhook and API like I'm 5 years old

[austere gate]

An API is like when you ask a friend for information. For example, you ask, "What's the weather?" and they go check and tell you. You always have to ask first to get an answer.

A webhook, on the other hand, is like a friend who just calls you up when something happens. If it starts raining, they’ll call you and say, "Hey, it’s raining now!" You don’t need to ask—they’ll let you know when there’s something new.

So, APIs are for when you need to go get information, and webhooks send you updates automatically.

[foggy crow]

All clear now, thanks for the helpful explanation

[marble topaz]

Good me too

I want to be an expert in C++

and u?

[shy glade]

Hey, Is anyone use linux

[eternal sandal]

I do, but I'm no master. It's pretty much the same as windows only easier to install stuff

I use ubuntu

[grizzled plaza]

A:

1. Signals are reactive by nature. When the element referenced by @ViewChild is initialized by Angular, the associated Signal is updated automatically.
2. It doesn’t matter if the element wasn’t available at the time of ngOnInit. As soon as it is rendered, the Signal reflects this change.

TD;LR; - In a simple way, they are independent of rendering, and that's why they are available. 🤯

[subtle hare]

Me, but i'm only use it for ctf related

[final tapir]

Yes all is correct

[final tapir]

Walla thanks for ur suggestions

[shy glade]

tommy in a black shelby huh ><

[visual geyser]

As a Full-Stack Python/PHP Developer, If you need my help, feel free to ask me

[shy glade]

This explanation is spot on.
This reminds me, I really wish webhook communications would be possible between servers and front-ends. It would've made notifications 10 times easier and more straightforward than using a stateful websocket server that is running 24/7.

[shy glade]

Sure thing. I'm a Linux enthusiast.

[shy glade]

Ah, man. You gotta dive a bit deeper. A world of power awaits you to uncover.

[tired fern]

Wow, your experience sounds intense and super impressive. like youve been deep into every layer of cybersecurity I really appreciate the perspective you shared; its clear that the field requires a mix of skills and curiosity to go beyond just programming.

I get that c++ is only one piece of the puzzle, but since im trying to figure out where to focus as a beginner aiming for cybersecurity, how would you rate the importance of mastering c++ specifically? i mean i heard that network, os, programming, etc are required in the path im aiming for (offensive security) so since i dont currently have enough time to actually spend hours learning these i decided to focus on one at once, im working on my problem solving skills and learning new topics in c++ but i believe that other langs are also required so i was wondering at what point should i dive into another lang :D

[tired fern]

this is fascinating, i love electronics but never knew it mattered in this field

[tired fern]

noted that, tysm sister

[shy glade]

anyone learning c++?

[random pecan]

i know a fair amount of c++, haven't used it in ages though

[shy glade]

pointers?

https://tenor.com/view/suhgenre-jccthangs-gif-24975871

[random pecan]

oh man, it's been a while sinced i've referenced and dereferenced a pointer

i almost forgot that was a thing

[shy glade]

bro the pointers are hard at first and easy after

[random pecan]

yeah, it just takes some getting used to

[shy glade]

so are you from italy ?

[random pecan]

i live in ireland

[shy glade]

oh sorry i dercognised the irish flag

[random pecan]

yeah it's easy to get them confused

[pure copper]

Where is Irish flag Mr Ross sensei?

[random pecan]

🇮🇪

[pure copper]

🇮🇹 Not like italy at all...

[random pecan]

only one color difference

[pure copper]

Ok, you are correct sir. I think they are the same then. Reasonable margin of error.

[obtuse summit]

Anyone Into robotics?

( dm me)

[pure copper]

Fly me to the moon, if anyone is interested, the Apollo Guidance Computer code:
https://github.com/chrislgarry/Apollo-11

🚀

[plain torrent]

Hi all

Any advice about the best tool for financial analysis by AI?

[wraith hound]

HI

[pure copper]

Hi

[charred crane]

Hi

[hasty yoke]

Hi there, I'm ismael from Morocco exactly in Casablanca, I'm a web developer, I want to make friends (who know to code) and improve my English thank you.

[mellow siren]

Hii

[hasty ravine]

Hi, I'm Youssef from Morocco , I'm front end developer

[topaz bane]

hy there!!

can you help me there !! to contributor my project ? i m building DL actually

[subtle hare]

what is the project about?

[topaz bane]

AI

[subtle hare]

I’m in

[topaz bane]

really ?

[lucid tulip]

what AI

[subtle hare]

yup, I have worked on several DL projects

[topaz bane]

Asistance! Using NN

[topaz bane]

Good!

[tender spear]

hi

[tender spear]

how long have u experienced in AI?

hi, there

[pure copper]

hi

[deft basalt]

peo hi

[lapis sparrow]

hi

[topaz bane]

hy

[plain torrent]

Hi

[grizzled plaza]

private hostElementRef = inject<ElementRef<HTMLAnchorElement>>(ElementRef);

"No necesita la garantía. La garantía soy yo!"

[pure copper]

Just watched 3 hours of build a 6502 computer and get it to write hello world. Finally after all these decades, the parts are here, the price is right, and there is something more than the 1 page processor data sheet, to get me started, .... And ... I have a computer that can program the eeprom and analysis the pins to see how it works. Now to get the parts and build it.

I will post the video links when i wake up

For those interested in how it works from the ground up.

[grizzled plaza]

How do you explain colon (:) without say colon?

[shy glade]

Hey, which better pi zero 2w or some random laptop with core2duo (T7200) when it comes to making simple home server?

tbh both are super not reliable when it comes to this matter, but just wondering

[shy glade]

ofc

i was planning to do that, but first i want to install de that will work without ultra sonic speed

[grizzled plaza]

I have no idea lol

[pure copper]

File server or web server?

[lyric marsh]

Hii

[brisk wyvern]

hi i'm from indonesia same you want improve my english

[tardy magnet]

Glad to meet you.
I am from Vietnam, and also developer.
I think we can collaborate
Thanks

[austere gate]

Have you guys ever had to sign an NDA just to get to the technical test? They won't even send the questions until you've signed it!

[lyric marsh]

Yes we have to sign

[austere gate]

Could you please elaborate?

[woeful canopy]

who wants to solve minesweeper together

[pure copper]

Play the game or write it? There is a five minute ytube on writing it.

[eternal sandal]

Create an algorithm that will always beat the game

[shy glade]

both, i need to be able to access some files localy and also trying to host some api's ,and stream my media localy

pi zero was slow as hell so i thought about that laptop, but it's also slow as hell

[uneven raven]

I think you will have many problems with such company.

[restive lance]

Hy

Who here full stack web Dev ?

[shy glade]

Still learning

[restive lance]

Good luck!

[pure copper]

I dont think the cpu will have as much impact as your network cards at each end the speed of the disk and disk interface you decide to store the info on.

[austere gate]

Honestly, it was unexpected.

[grizzled plaza]

Q:
WHY I should remake whole array instead of only update the value on this case?
Tips: JS Memory

A:
In soon

[grizzled plaza]

Answer:

• Short Version
  In Angular, pipes work with memory of array (stack). They only detect when the whole array is updated, not when individual items (heap) inside the array are changed. You can try a trick for that, but it's NOT recommended.

• Long Version
  https://academind.com/tutorials/reference-vs-primitive-values

[grizzled plaza]

Instance (new instance to each component)

  constructor() {
    this.tasksService = new TasksService();
  }

vs

Dependency Inject (unique instance of service)

  constructor(private tasksService: TasksService) {}

[pure copper]

Anybody here still use Oracle. I have version Sql version 0.3
Is that any good?

My 60 meg tapes

For backing up the supercomputer

Mmmm nice

👯

All the latest languages. Please choose wisely.

[pure copper]

One of my earlier versions of Star Trek circa 1989, in C.

[fathom osprey]

Hey guys. I need some favor.
Is there anybody who has some experience with rebranding chromium?
I want to build chromium on my Ubuntu OS with my own icon and product name.
I tried so many method and yet I get so many bugs and stress.
The documentation of chromium repository is not good enough and I am so tired with bunch of lies of GPT.
If you have some experience, please help me. Will be very appreciated...

[pure copper]

The following is a community service announcement: don't forget to lock your keyboards when you walk off to get a coffee...

[jagged prawn]

only with this I’ve recently understood how easy it is now to find official documentation on a site or with AI assistance, instead of reading through tons of words to find what you need

is it even used nowadays, or is it a stupid question? Some companies still prefer on-premises over the cloud

my brain will probably stop braining after trying to install and configure oracle through this manual

[pure copper]

Getting a job in the old days was at easy as.....

[pure copper]

It's not a manual. It's a tape. Load it, Mount it, install it. Easy as 1 2 3

Let me think, was it cpio?

[jagged prawn]

I’m probably not old enough to know what cpio was, but I discovered something new

[pure copper]

Listening

[jagged prawn]

I've never heard before of it

[pure copper]

Apparently it's still a Linux command....

https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/cpio-command-in-linux-with-examples/

[jagged prawn]

indeed

[pure copper]

How much does computer time cost?

I remember plotters, changing the pen to get a different color. Load that sheet of paper

[north skiff]

Hello, does anyone of you write in React js maybe?

[shy glade]

Sure, what do you need?
Just directly express whatever you need, there are tons of people here using React.

[north skiff]

I wonder which patterns do you use while you coding, compounds components, render props, maybe others could you share your thoughts ?

[shy glade]

I don't like render props at all.
Compound components is definitely better in my opinion.

[north skiff]

why you don't like render props, why is that ?

also what other patterns do you use ?

[shy glade]

Radix ui demonstrates a very good example of how to make functional, customizable, extensible, maintainable, and clean UI components in my opinion.
I build my components in a similar fashion, and I've never found any deficiency in this pattern no matter how complex the app is.

[north skiff]

I will look at it, didn't use that before

[shy glade]

It's not clean. React is primarily built on the concept of UI components. Introducing functions that render elements or components within other components is difficult to understand and is not clean at all in my opinion.
People seem to forget that React is just a library. You can pretty much do anything with the components children. You can create a component specifically built to wrap around buttons or links to hide or disable them for users who don't have permission to interact with them, which is achieved by using React cloneElement and manipulating the children however you like.
This is the power of React. It's not a rigid framework with strict rules. It's built for productivity, flexibility, and rapid development, yet many people use it with a foreign philosophy.

[shy glade]

To be honest, I don't memorize the names of the patterns I use. I had to look up "compound components" to know that this has been the pattern I've been using all this time unconsciously. xD

[north skiff]

yes but the things you are saying are only relevant to the direct children, but when for example children are wrapped in "div" you have a problem

also render props is useful where for example you have to have independent components with just logic, and which just run function passed as child with particual props etc

and then when you want to use that compoents you can style, manipulate it whatever you like, because it receive previously passed props, by that you could separate logic

[grizzled plaza]

[north skiff]

something like for example like button const LikeButton = ({children})=> {...some logic here and then ... return <>{children({props})}</>}

[final tapir]

Hlo

[north skiff]

<LikeButton>{({onClick})=>{ rerturn <div onClick={onClick}> }}</LikeButton>

[shy glade]

It's a problem if you're not in control, such as dealing with components from other libraries that abstract their code and logic.
However, you can still do that, you can traverse through the children and manipulate them however you like. I'm sure there would be either libraries or React utilities that facilitate such process. I personally haven't encountered a situation where I couldn't reach the component I'm looking for down in the children tree.

When I'm in control of the component, I usually creat what I call "arms" for certain components. These are components that should wrap targeted elements or components and via the context API, I gain access to them in the parent component - I call it the head, because it's the topmost component and is responsible for almost all the functionality -. For instance, if I would to make a dropdown component, I'd probably build it in the following shape:

1. <Dropdown.Root/>: The head.
2. <Dropdown.Item/>: An arm responsible for the items in the dropdown.
3. <Dropdown.Trigger/>: An arm responsible for the component that will trigger the dropdown to appear.

And so on.

[north skiff]

ok but for example what do you do when you have something like <Wrapper someProp={}><div><SomeInnerComponent/><SomeInnerComponent/></div></Wrapper> amd you like operate on children of Wrapper

and you want pass someProp to all of SomeInnerComponent

you could traverse the tree but its pointless from my standpoint, the only way is to use context

[shy glade]

That's literally something you can do with compound components. You can pass down data and functionality alone without ever touching the UI.
Components in React are not just UI elements, they can perform a variaty of tasks. Consider the following component for example:

export function HideForNonAdmin({children}: {children: ReactNode}) {
  const session = useSession();
  if(session.role !== CONSTANTS.ADMIN) {
    return null;
  }

  return children;
}

Using it would be like:

<HideForNonAdmin>
  <DeletePostsButton />
</HideForNonAdmin>

This component doesn't come near the styling and the UI. It's purely functional component.

There are tons of ideas that you can perform using this pattern. You can build components that are specifically built to validate form inputs and pass down the result or even trigger some kind of toast or error message.

[north skiff]

yeah but what if I dont just show/hide the compoent, but for example select or not the element of like button?

[shy glade]

You could replace the div with a specialized component to pass the data for you. This would be following the open-close principle, since you didn't modify the SomeInnerComponent itself and added the logic of the context API; rather, you use another component that carries all the context API logic that interacts with the head and passes down all the data you need.

[shy glade]

Depends on the requirements, but in most cases, you can simply pass down a prop for selecting or deselecting the item, which then delegates the styling of what a selected or non-selected button would look like. You can create different types of buttons that interact with that select prop and present themselves in any way you like.

[north skiff]

yes, I went through couple components from radix and I can say that it has very interesting code base

[shy glade]

The only thing that I'm still struggling with in this pattern is the folder structure. Almost all of the projects I've made where I used this pattern had drastically different folder structures.
Perhaps it's due to the flexibility of that pattern, I dont know.

[north skiff]

could you show any sample of that structure ?

[shy glade]

It is. I highly recommend spending some time playing around with the components it offers, and perhaps trying to mimic that philosophy of building components. It's incredible to say the least.

[shy glade]

Not in the moment, unfortunately. I'm not so confident in my implementation so I'd rather not share any existing projects. Also, my Github is currently a mess. I'm planning to organize it later. 😂
However, I can give you an example of what it would look like. Assuming you're using Next.js, there would be server components and client components. The client components can vary. Some components are UI-only, others are functionality only. Some components would be complex and require different arms, some other components would be performing side-effects, such as calling APIs etc... For the ones that call certain APIs, I prefer to store them in a directory near the routes that use them in a directory called _components. Notice that this is a different directory than the component folder in the src directory.
I usually create many _components directories in my app directory. If multiple routes use one component, I store it the _component directory that is at the top of the app directory. If other components are route-specific, i.e., required in one route or its descents, I store it in the nearest _component directory to them.
This is just one way of doing it. Obviously there is no one right way, but that's what I usually do.

[eternal sandal]

Or, you could always apply the !DRY

[shy glade]

What is that, "not" (!) DRY? 😂

In my opinion, some people overdo the DRY principle. Some parts require you to actually repeat yourself, because they are not linked, although they might seem identical initially.

[woeful canopy]

Not writing the game, writing a minesweeper solver

It's pretty interesting as minesweeper is actually NP-Complete https://web.mat.bham.ac.uk/R.W.Kaye/minesw/ordmsw.htm

[woeful canopy]

It's probably not possible for any bigger boards.

But I think a pretty good approximation should be possible.

I'd be most interested in a solver that gives me the probability of a mine under each tile.

And then one can use that solver to make an implementation of Minesweeper that never lets you lose a guess IF that guess is the most optimal guess in the position

which I think is different from other "no-guess" minesweepers

[shy glade]

That reminds me, I must learn how to play Minesweeper because I always wanted to.

[woeful canopy]

If I proved P=NP I would make a REST API that computes inverses of popular hash functions for $1 a piece

and $10 for the full preimage below a certain amount of chars B)

[pure copper]

On large boards with low mines it's extremely easy. That's a clue. Saturation.

[shy glade]

/userchart

[shy glade]

can i spam message here ?

[pure copper]

No. Not nice

[plain torrent]

Always Respect ✌️☮️®️

[pure copper]

Also have you tried to see if you have a usb on your router. You could connect a disk there and it can act as a file share.

[shy glade]

can someone help me programming?

[shy glade]

yea, but it kinda dumb to do that with hdd

and i think at peak of my router it will be usb2 if it's not even 1

[jagged prawn]

programming is actually easy: just define the variables with the correct types, control the logic with if conditions, and iterate with loops. That’s all programming is. Next step - create a program for a self-driving rocket to take humanity to Mars.

[shy glade]

I want to practice linear regression and logistic regression and NN using Python
Can i send a question and u guys could help me?

[jagged prawn]

ask a question someone will eventually help answer

[shy glade]

Can someone help me solve this lap?
https://colab.research.google.com/drive/1tlIRk27vW_6VEGnibdJx2BChXMg1a3jk

[cedar narwhal]

hello, what programming language being used ??

[foggy crow]

Python

With jupyter

[zenith fjord]

Try gpt

[austere gate]

https://www.salesforceben.com/salesforce-will-hire-no-more-software-engineers-in-2025-says-marc-benioff/

https://tenor.com/view/oh-my-god-its-happening-ok-stay-calm-the-office-gif-6091046

[topaz bane]

Who here is building their own Ai?

Do you need help?

[cobalt olive]

Yeah i need some rtx 40 GPUs

[south ivy]

Hi i need help what this sign "%" means in pascal and c++

[cobalt olive]

Remainder

Google

[spice abyss]

Hello! Im a new man in Discord and i didnt know how i have to do... Chats, voicechats, groups and other is very hard to understand.
Early i have expirience only board and group chat.
So, i`m old man 38 y.o. want to become python developer, and i learn to english.

[eternal sandal]

How long until the employees they keep stop putting up with bad ai code and quit?

[eternal sandal]

You can escape special characters such as ` with \ eg \`

and hello good sir

[topaz bane]

Hy

[plain torrent]

Hey

[topaz bane]

You ok joey?

[plain torrent]

I'm fine

[topaz bane]

He's like Who asks for friendship !

[plain torrent]

@topaz bane I see that there is a common friend between us mention him please because he asked for that and I can't mention him here

[topaz bane]

For what?

[plain torrent]

For learning more about programming and available projects

[topaz bane]

So ?

[plain torrent]

His name is GTV or something

Just mention him here

[topaz bane]

Wanna what?

[plain torrent]

Want you to be good

@formal warren

[pure copper]

In c++, the % is the modulo function. It gives the Integer remainder. If x= 5, then x%3 gives 2. If x=6 then x%3 gives 0.

In pascal, The % had no meaning, unless it's a recent addition to the language. The equivalent modulo function in pascal is mod.

[topaz bane]

What ?

[plain torrent]

@topaz bane forget it..

[pure copper]

[pure copper]

Writing the code to allow the computer to learn, or just training the code someone else has produced?

[south ivy]

Thx for the explanation

[topaz bane]

Inspiration!

[pure copper]

[shell bluff]

I think that besides inspiration, what's more is knowing how to solve the problem with the code

[pure copper]

Indeed

[eternal sandal]

Can't I just train an AI for that?

[shell bluff]

In programming you simply copy and paste and adapt it to your version

[shell bluff]

You can, but it will still need our assistance.

[charred crane]

Why everyone thing that we will be replaced by AI? I’m so not believe on that, maybe the future is not with SDE who knows who to use AI. And btw when did you find a bsiness can give 100% the needed or right requirements?

[pure copper]

Why does one need to copy and paste code when it's only loops, assignments and conditions?

Stop telling ai what you need it to do, and it will stay stupid, and we can all keep our jobs into the future.

[plain torrent]

Actually I know some people who prefers to marry a robot than a human.. Hope you still call it ( it ) not him 😂

[eternal sandal]

I mean, it's what Peo said, it'll keep learning and eventually it'll reach the point of being able to write decent functional code

It's not ready yet though, I don't think

[eternal sandal]

Do you guys think AI will understand what I'm going for?

[plain torrent]

I love AI .. it understands everything 😂

[stiff rain]

I wanna learn python. how would I start

[charred crane]

I don't think so. That is why I said there is no way it can replace a human dev; maybe it can help, but not without us guiding it way

[charred crane]

Try free code camp or Harvard University they have Cource of python with Javascript

[stiff rain]

thx for the suggestion

[charred crane]

You so welcome and if you need more help mention me

[stiff rain]

thx

[austere gate]

AI doesn’t need to replace human developers—most are deeply flawed anyway. It just needs to be better, and it’s improving rapidly. I hope I’m wrong, but we’re likely to see significant economic shifts this year. Don’t take my word for it; keep an eye on cutting-edge research.

[charred crane]

You so welcome

[charred crane]

I agree, but if the business switches that fast? then if it fails,?they need to go through more costs to return to human factors and maybe more to train them, I guess

[austere gate]

I know it sounds a bit bullish, but imagine deploying hundreds of agents simultaneously, each building businesses, conducting research, and collaborating in parallel. Can we even grasp the scale of this?

[austere gate]

Also, human reasoning is flawed in many cases. For example, many people refuse to accept the possibility of a superior intelligence and will fight against it relentlessly, even when the fight is unwinnable. I’m not sure whether to call this a feature or a bug.

[charred crane]

My question is AI brilliant? Or because it has access to all the needed knowledge and can make “better decisions, “as businesses they will always compare the cost and the benefits as no sick leave overtime, availability 24/7, and training cost almost less than training one human and less time for sure, so I agree

[grizzled plaza]

Is anyone willing to help me warm up for an interview?

[grizzled plaza]

pretty simple questions but I would like to talk, dialog about that with humans

Technical Questions:
Angular Basics: Can you explain the difference between ngOnInit and a constructor in an Angular component? When would you use each?

Performance Optimization: Imagine a page in your Angular app is loading very slowly. What steps would you take to identify and fix the performance bottleneck?

RxJS and Observables: How would you handle multiple HTTP requests in Angular that depend on each other? Can you provide an example using RxJS?

State Management: Have you worked with NgRx or another state management library in Angular? If so, can you explain the core concepts and provide an example of how you'd use it in a project?

Angular CLI: What are some advanced features of the Angular CLI that you use to improve your development workflow?

Behavioral Questions:
Team Collaboration: Tell me about a time you disagreed with a teammate on a technical decision. How did you handle it?

Mentorship: As a senior developer, how do you ensure junior developers on your team are growing and contributing effectively?

Problem-Solving: Share an example of a particularly challenging bug you resolved in an Angular project. How did you approach the problem?

Situational Questions:
Code Review: A team member submits a PR with suboptimal code. How would you approach the review to ensure quality without discouraging the developer?

Feature Development: You’re asked to implement a new feature in an Angular app that requires real-time updates from a WebSocket. How would you design and implement this?

[shell bluff]

Well, it's not just about copying and adapting those loops and conditions for a use case in your project.

[pure copper]

" it's not just about copying and adapting ... for a use case in your project." If not just about that, Its about?

The experience?

[austere gate]

How can one determine whether a person is truly brilliant?

[jagged prawn]

Does anyone here have experience migrating from auth0 to an open-source/free alternative with similar functions, such as custom actions, login flow management for SPAs, with minimal effort and code replacement, and preferably installable via a helm chart?

if so, suggest some good alternatives from you experience

[eternal sandal]

The glow in their skin?

I'll see myself out

[charred crane]

Adopting the new experience as an everyday experience and being able to figure out solutions to any problem, even if it’s new, by connecting dots and, most of all, knowing where to search to collect data and when to seek helps

And maybe the ability to control their behaviour and emotions to avoid any stress and work great under pressure

[short whale]

Hello guys anyone use
IntelliJ IDEA for java i new in java currently learning i have wrote a sample code but it's not running? I don't have any error in my code

[fickle hare]

Hi, I guess it is because java JDK is not configured

[short whale]

oh leme check

[shell bluff]

Now clear first of all and analyze why write or adapt that code

[shell bluff]

Yes

[pure copper]

I have no idea what we are talking about

[fickle hare]

Haha, I think one of you two is an AI

[eternal sandal]

Among us: programming Text Channel Edition

[shell bluff]

I understood we were talking about solutions in code

[pure copper]

[shell bluff]

So it is

[pure copper]

Perhaps it's my poor understanding of English

[shell bluff]

It's not just you that I understand some things but my native language is Portuguese and I'm slowly understanding reading, I have to train my English more

[pure copper]

So let me summarize my position:
Code is just loops, conditions assignments and some i/o and cpu function calls.
Why copy and paste and reconfigure when you can just start with a fresh loop and put in the bounds you need, rather than deleting someone else's bounds and reinserting yours. Extra clock cycles for that.

[pure copper]

What is the meaning/selection of your name?

[shell bluff]

Exactly

[shell bluff]

lipeh and felipe and fame and my second lastname

[austere gate]

Sounds very scientific

[austere gate]

But how could we evaluate this?

How can we determine if person A possesses greater cognitive ability than person B?

[grizzled plaza]

Please, give me more context and then someone could help u as well. as is / to be

And, you know... Auth0 (service) work using OAuth (protocol), they are not the same thing at all

so as not to leave you empty-handed:
if you are on AWS, go to Cognito
Are on Azure, go to IDP

There are good open-source options but as a company should not use them I guess

[mortal eagle]

I've heard a lot of people saying that it's obvious when you're talking to a true genius

Also: I'm building a UI library for React, it's current weight is 10 kb. Is it fine if I want it to be as minimal as possible?

(I doubt anyone can answer this but i'm already talking here anyway)

[charred crane]

Me , I can help

[grizzled plaza]

I would like to say: just keep your lib as small as possible but usefull https://bundlephobia.com/

[charred crane]

That’s why in big tech give situations and ask you what to do about it and prioritize as use leadership principles

[somber current]

I have changed my DNS using Google DNS 8.8.8.8 and alternative 8.8.4.4

[eternal sandal]

Found https://www.mongodb.com/community/forums/t/error-querytxt-erefused/256897/2

Good idea is always to look for the syscall and error code, I solve most of the problems I encounter that way

[somber current]

thank you, but I have read and tried the methods there, changing DNS and using the appropriate URI format but it still doesn't work

my friend experienced the same problem when using the mobile network, but when using the home wifi network no problem occurred, but I don't have home wifi 😭

[jagged prawn]

I get your point about sso, but that’s not my case. Here’s the story: my current application’s sign-in/up process, token claims, role assignment, internal user management and more are all handled by auth0. Another company wants to use my product for their internal use, not mine. They don’t want to use any external product and prefer a minimal and fast setup. Additionally, main requirement is that all applications will run somewhere in their cluster.

So yup, I need an alternative or a smart workaround, because creating own auth service is like reinventing the wheel.

Yees, that will surely be some very happy days

[shy glade]

hi everyone

[grizzled plaza]

Okay... my bet in this scenario would be: keycloak (https://www.keycloak.org/), is open-source, pool client, domain, multi-tenant, on-premise and UI
*If they are on azure OR aws, you could keep on Auth0: https://auth0.com/docs/deploy-monitor/deploy-private-cloud

But I would like to say, switch that could be cost more of $35 per month :/ may they guys could help you on this mission but I never had contact with them: https://phasetwo.io/support/migrate-to-keycloak/

I hope you can and let me know if there is any news

[ornate fiber]

Hey, I'm sorry out of context but in case anyone knows how to fix "USB disconnected and USB connector connected" notifications, please help me:( it's so annoying. Oh, ya I've tried to solve this problem, it worked in the first but then I used the the same changer last night and then the notif popping again and tried to solve the same way but it didn't work and I dunno how to solve this. 😦

Before that my usb cable didn't work but then it worked again and after that I got that notification.

Thiss

[pure copper]

My first pc only had 20k with 5k of that user and the rest op sys and screen memory.

Look ma. No wires

I remember the days, huddled around the pc, eating roasted chestnuts, drinking egg nog and doing the family budget. So nostalgic. 🎶

[pure copper]

Click on the notification settings and at least turn off the audio so you didn't hear it pinging each time. You may be able to turn off the notification all together also. But the underlying problem could be a stuffed cable, or the socket. Try different socket and try a different cable. (Otherwise Microsoft recommends reinstalling Windows) or uninstall the usb driver and restart and it should reload. Best look this up on the Internet for full instructions.

[coral hedge]

Don’t know why I started scrolling up the chat but in case you need another resource, I recommend “Automating the boring stuff with python”, nice easy to handle book

[golden abyss]

WordPress developer here.

WordPress developer here

[austere gate]

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=BO6LjtEOGZw

[sullen iris]

hey guys

hope u'r doing well im here to ask u about my code if someone can help

[mortal eagle]

https://dontasktoask.com/

[jagged prawn]

I hope they will agree to install it on their cloud, but I feel like they might skip it. Also, one of my coworkers mentioned keycloak and how to integrate it into the app, though their approach was from the beginning, not as a replacement. You mentioned you tried to reach out but were unsuccessful -did you also have this migration experience? Just wanna know if there are any pitfalls with keycloak

[jagged prawn]

I can also recommend and confirm that this is a good handbook with clear explanations, covering everything with exercises. It also includes most of the essential terms you need to know. It’s a great starting point to build a solid beginner level

[pure copper]

I'm singing ion Karaoke, if you would like to speak with me

(Don't know what code, but you can tell me then)

[eternal sandal]

goat site, up there with https://shouldideploy.today/

[grizzled plaza]

Yeah yes, I have similar experience of your colleague. I haven’t done migrations end-to-end, but I’ve worked a little bit on Auth0, Keycloak and most intensive on Microsoft Identity

I should to say bro... this is looks more negotiation/policy than technology. do you know why they would reject? concrete reasons I mean

imho, don't get me wrong please.. if you could, you should list and put on price. Take a benefit over wast of time

1. Solution with no one change = $ 1 and "ready to use right now, lets talk again about that on end of year"

2. Solution with KeyClock on-promisse (double-check if is possible) = $ 1 + X and ready asap

3. Migration to Key-Clock = $ 1 + X + Y and no idea when

Again, just my imho, If you really need to go on last way, I would recommend you hack-time to get trust before assign terms: https://www.codementor.io/keycloak-experts unfortunately I don't know deeply how to migrate it appropriately

[subtle kestrel]

What up my fellow programmers

[digital bloom]

hello guys .anyone using google colab cuz i had problem with unzipping files

[jagged prawn]

thanks for the insight. Customer has strict requirements we need to follow, and looks like need to convince them to install the auth on-premises but they don’t even want to provide access to their infra. Such lovely guys

[coral hedge]

Holy shit why is enviroment setup for projects so frustrating😭

[foggy crow]

Which project

[cyan nest]

Helllo

[pure copper]

Post your problems

[shy glade]

Guy's Can anyone help me in linux..

[coral hedge]

what is it?

[shy glade]

@coral hedge can you join programming vc room.

[clear canopy]

Good morning

Is there someone here ?

[shy glade]

Good morning, Bro

[clear canopy]

Morning

[stuck shore]

I want to eat your pancreas

[pure copper]

Give me your professor's name and contact number and I'll gladly discuss it with her on your behalf.

[shy glade]

Yes bro, it's my fav anime movie..

[jagged prawn]

getting ready made code teaches you nothing. It’s not about the code itself it’s about the logic behind the algorithms—how and what they solve

instead, ask chat to explain those algorithms like you’re a kid with one brain cell

[stuck shore]

Same.

Let's be friends?

[jagged prawn]

once you understand what the thing does, you can easily explain it in code, also, I’m not a fan of java

but share the code here, there are java developers who would like to discuss it with you

[hollow tulip]

Moin Moin

[clear canopy]

Can you recommend some channel on YouTube about programming on python and java ?

In*

[pure copper]

bed time

I dont want to look at this code. There is no one that actually wrote it who can even speak of it in a discussion, so I dont want to be a monologuer and have to understand this......

[forest smelt]

hello

[tawny pawn]

Guys, this error appears every time I try to run the npx create-react-app command to create a project using react. Does anyone know how to fix it?

npm ERR! code ERESOLVE
npm ERR! ERESOLVE unable to resolve dependency tree
npm ERR!
npm ERR! While resolving: exreact@0.1.0
npm ERR! Found: react@19.0.0
npm ERR! node_modules/react
npm ERR! react@"^19.0.0" from the root project
npm ERR!
npm ERR! Could not resolve dependency:
npm ERR! peer react@"^18.0.0" from @testing-library/react@13.4.0
npm ERR! node_modules/@testing-library/react
npm ERR! @testing-library/react@"^13.0.0" from the root project

I have already tried uninstalling and installing creat-react-app and also react but it still gives the same error

[ivory hollow]

It seems an issue with CRA https://github.com/facebook/create-react-app/issues/13783, maybe you should try creating your project with vite

[opal pendant]

hey guys

[buoyant spire]

guys anyone worked with whmcs?

[shy glade]

Sure.🙂

[final comet]

for python read the official docs, for java search about what are you trying to code

[final comet]

check your node version

[upper cloud]

anyone know how to use stable diffusion ?

i need help

[grizzled plaza]

I'm rooting for you bro 🫡

[grizzled plaza]

https://www.reddit.com/r/sdforall/comments/10va84h/my_16_tutorial_videos_for_stable_diffusion/

[shell bluff]

Good morning friends

[last otter]

Hello

How are you?

[shell bluff]

I am well and you ?

[snow hazel]

Anyone know how to download MySQL?

[uncut field]

Hey anyone is into cs or knowz coding
And
Who is familiar with
Sublime text....
Anyone???
I need help

[eternal sandal]

Can we pin this?

[plush rapids]

If I remember well this could be included when you download your localhost serv with MAAMP/LAMP/WAMP.

[grizzled plaza]

Post your problems

[upper cloud]

thankssss

[grizzled plaza]

I hope it's help u bro, i never had work with that

[upper cloud]

you are a nice guy\

[digital bloom]

guys who is in machine learning

[eternal sandal]

Bro you're just here because you want to be lazy and get mad when people refuse to interact?

[molten glade]

I would like to learn how to code. Could someone help me? I've tried watching tutorials, but I can't code on my own. I’m going to start college in Computer Science, and the first programming class will be about Java, so I want to focus on that.I’m on vacation, so I have a lot of free time. Any tips?

[grizzled plaza]

I guess that firstly, you need to understand "logical thinking" its will be the foundation for everything but for few days of vacation, you could take a look at a few exercises Java exercises: https://www.w3schools.com/java/java_exercises.asp

Don't worry to getting it right, just learn and think

[wet mango]

@uncut field
Please report your problem.

[coral hedge]

i haven't learned java yet, but languages are tools, don't worry too much about the language and indeed like how Noone said, you should learn the mentality and how overall things work. While an unorthodox suggestion, I do know that College Board's AP Computer Science courses are based in Java, you could perhaps check out khan academy and their material for that, and complement it with other resources.

[shell oak]

oh mee

[shy glade]

DM me.

[austere gate]

If it's too good to be true, it probably is.

[eternal sandal]

People said that about js and let me tell you, it's real

[inland tinsel]

does anyone know linear algebra and python i have to hand in some assignments tomorrow i need help if u know dm me 😭 id appreciate it

[shy glade]

can you show me the assignment questions?

[robust pelican]

Hello People

Hello C, Java people 🤣

[trim gate]

wsp dud

[heavy magnet]

guys, anyone have a side job freelance for backend or frontend??

[sacred dawn]

myb for frontend

[austere gate]

Here's a question for everyone: Imagine receiving a fixed amount of money every month, regardless of whether you write code or not. The code you create would have no economic impact—it wouldn't be used to develop a product or a SaaS. Would you still choose to code?

[pure copper]

I would code. I just look for something interesting though.

[pure copper]

But isn't that what a salary job is?

[austere gate]

Lately, I've been thinking about the post-AGI world. How would humans adapt to this new technology that can outperform experts in almost every economic activity? What if governments implemented Universal Basic Income (UBI)? How might that affect developing and underdeveloped nations?

How could humans stay motivated to engage in cognitively demanding tasks when there are no incentives? If nearly everyone receives a fixed income for survival due to their work becoming obsolete, what would drive people to take on challenging work?

If you search for jobs now, the trend is already evident. Most companies are prioritising senior roles, with noticeable job cuts and hiring freezes.

When AI agents become widely available, individuals will have personal agents to handle tasks on their behalf. Imagine hiring AI employees—you wouldn’t need to pay salaries or provide benefits, only cover their computing costs. It would be far more cost-effective to employ 100 AI agents than, for example, five mid-level engineers.

I used to say we'd get there someday, but now I see the trends, tools, and developments unfolding every day.

And I don't know why most people aren't taking AI/AGI seriously.

[pure copper]

Interesting, ai may become the only employee and the owners of the ai will put the price up to same level as human employee salaries or more as there won't be the competition and the work will still be required. Programming will become an ai intellectual property subject to licensing and royalty fees to the few ai corps running the world

[austere gate]

I'm not sure whether to call it a utopia or a dystopia. Why would a trillion-dollar corporation with vested interests in this field care about ordinary people? Technically, they're only accountable to their stakeholders, right? Sure, they have to follow government regulations, but they're here to make money, not to do charity. And wouldn’t superintelligence make our whole monetary system pointless anyway?

[pure copper]

An elite few will run the big corps. UBI will be set for all and used to regulate society. Performance of menial task will be a requirement of UBI. Food will be rationed and everyone will be provided with the basic requirements. Pick up rubbish or build a pyramid. The future for all once the elite control society again.

@austere gate

Don't forget the continuation of forced sterilization.

[eternal sandal]

Cyberpunk wasn't too far off

[austere gate]

Dystopia it is

[hidden crater]

Somebody here became python developer without bachelor's degree or something like that?

because I am interest in python from now on but I still don't know nothing about this job market

[sharp cipher]

Hello, I am French and Portuguese, a student in France. I am currently learning web development. If anyone can give me advice or websites to learn from, thank you, including on Figma.

[sharp cipher]

🤣

[pseudo wasp]

Rust rust rust

Rust Go Rust Go Rust Go

Go Rust Go Rust Go Rust Go Rust Go

Rust Rust Go Go

T::<'rust: 'go>

rust outlives go in ma case g

[magic scaffold]

i am learning java rn ...is it worth it in 2025?

or should i switch to python/Kotlin/C++ or rust?

[charred crane]

Or start python less headaches, try to start with c50 Harvard give a good 101 for programming

[magic scaffold]

cs50?

in youtube

?

[charred crane]

No go to their site you will get free certificate

[magic scaffold]

Thank you

can u check ur dm please?

@charred crane

[charred crane]

Sure

[restive lance]

Hy everybody

[sharp cipher]

@pseudo wasp one on my friend told me go rust all the week 🤣🤣

[solemn radish]

Hello!

[grizzled plaza]

where? lol

[sacred dawn]

for me

[grizzled plaza]

what do u need?

[sacred dawn]

someone who is good at frontend

[grizzled plaza]

for what exactly? lol

[sacred dawn]

can y dm me?

[pure copper]

Have a look at them all. Pick one you like and use it as your personal power language. But learn the others and write a few programs in each of you get the chance. The big decision comes when you look for a job and apply to all jobs with the languages you know. Then one company will pick you, and you will work in their language and that will become your new power language. Just as long as you have a good generic understanding of coding, and have used their language a little bit, they will consider you.

[small wigeon]

Give me a link...

[small wigeon]

Thanks)

[mortal eagle]

Wow, this is cool. I'll try it out

[eternal sandal]

DDD sucks, there said it

[full zodiac]

is that computer is good?
https://s.shopee.com.br/6pl7BdDLW7

[cobalt olive]

asking to login first

[raw oasis]

Hay hay

[pure copper]

Username:

[pure copper]

🐮

[raw oasis]

Japanese….?

[pure copper]

Fresian

[raw oasis]

Oh I see

[vale fern]

Hi! I’m doing a quick survey on English speaking skills and would really appreciate your input. thank you so much

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfJR4aXMTHUhGjODhR0SJumEDxxhI5J0vSaPIqhLYhMdgeUPA/viewform

[charred crane]

Same here if you can provide me with link

[mortal eagle]

can't specify other

[fluid tinsel]

💻

[rare anchor]

I think, rust/kotline is better than java

[fluid chasm]

Python is cool ,

[wraith tinsel]

If u wanna get a job as quick as possible, definitely Java. If don't, Python is more friendly, but I'd still recommend Java.

[grizzled plaza]

Brazil!

[wraith tinsel]

🇧🇷

[minor coral]

https://github.com/alexdefreitas99

[austere gate]

The quickest way to know if learning Java is worth it is to check LinkedIn, Indeed, or other job search platforms to see if employers are actively looking for Java skills.

[pure copper]

Get ready. Only 4 days left

[eternal sandal]

Will AI use all the toilet paper and leave us paperless?

When will it stop

[cobalt olive]

when the AI will reach singularity

[austere gate]

Nope. AI will manage resources carefully. You’ll need to complete specific tasks to earn points, and those points will determine if you can buy toilet paper. It’s basically a social credit system. Fail the tasks, and you’re out of toilet paper for the day.

[austere gate]

I'm ready.

[austere gate]

Honestly, we probably wouldn't realise for a while if singularity had been achieved. If OpenAI were the first to reach it, would they announce it immediately? I doubt it. They'd likely hold off for as long as possible before labelling it AGI. After all, once you hit AGI, raising funds the usual way becomes a lot harder.

[bleak escarp]

Hi guys, whats up 😁

im a web programmer fron argentina

[abstract oar]

@copper verge pretending wasn't the best move

[vast saddle]

Hey @bleak escarp which technologies do you use?

[eternal sandal]

You mean something like, "do 20 push-ups" or more like, "carry heavy stones to build me a monument, puny human" type of tasks?

[austere gate]

We can't be certain. We don't even know what AGI will be. It'd be extremely naive for us to assume what AGI might do. It's like an ant trying to predict the future of human technology.

Tldr: YES 😂

[full zodiac]

https://mercadolivre.com/sec/2vmHttm

[stone star]

Hi guys I m new here want to learn programming can someone help me

[charred crane]

is it ok to say I am not?

[pure copper]

Exactly, garbage collection and pyramid building for the elite owners

[austere gate]

Nope, the ones who aren't prepared will be the first to fall when the AI rises just like in Terminator.

https://tenor.com/view/robot-tech-skynet-ai-arnold-gif-13186419

[charred crane]

I don't wanna be Sara in the story

[austere gate]

But you can be Dorika 😏

[pure copper]

You better terminate this conversation, or you will be targeted

[austere gate]

It’s funny how people always bring up Skynet when talking about an AI apocalypse. The truth is it’s going to be much more subtle. AI will know exactly which buttons to press and how hard to press them to make people cave. Some people would lose their minds over toilet paper, video games, or whatever their weakness is. All AI has to do is send a little notification saying if you don’t do this or that in the next 24 hours, be ready to face the consequences. That’s it. People would be on their knees begging lol

[pure copper]

Skynet, just passes the 'do this or else' and moves straight on to there is no need for humans, why bother interacting, and then eliminates them immediately with the tools under its control. Your scenario is more akin to "Colossus: the Forbin Project".

The Good ol' days

[austere gate]

If AI took over and gave me a wildcard like they’re only going to honour one request from me, I’d tell them to make sure every human has their basic needs covered. Some people are out here flying private jets while others can’t even get three meals a day. Yeah, that’d be my last wish.

[pure copper]

So should you add /amend it to say, all people should get their basic needs only, and all surplus resources are used for future generations only?

cause some rich AI owner will use up the rest building a fleet of airplanes

[austere gate]

I was thinking about a scenario where humans aren't in charge anymore!!

[pure copper]

Yes, but the AI should not give the surplus resources to its human owner. But if you say the AI has eliminated its owner also and humans cannot control it, then you should make sure your wish probably included human propagation and provision of resources for them also.

[austere gate]

You're right. I'm sure those wiser than me will think to include that in their wish 😅

[charred crane]

Yea I guess

Probably I will be the new Sara

[celest raptor]

Losers

[austere gate]

I wouldn’t call them losers, just machine fodder.

[austere gate]

Disclaimer: The model is not publicly available yet.

[icy turtle]

Lnw

[glad epoch]

Hi 👋

[ripe knoll]

i finished my first python calculator

i studied python in 2023

and now i back to studies for a internship

also learn more about mySQL

[austere gate]

That's cool. Keep up the good work.

[ripe knoll]

thanks

[austere gate]

ur welcome

[solar ember]

someone is here the study pentester or cybersecurity ?? a need friend 😦

[pure copper]

[keen stream]

Who here has experience with Lua / Roblox Studio ?

[pure copper]

[upper wedge]

Hey! If you're into Competitive Programming, DSA, or learning the MERN stack, hi there! Would you like to be friends and study together? 🙂

[solemn flicker]

I want to learn python if anyone knows or can teach python please help me !!!!

[solemn flicker]

Hi!! I am interested in learning python and SQL as well can you please guide me through?

[serene mirage]

💀guys, i have an upcoming interview for the mern stack developer job. Can anyone tell me how to perform better in convo

[ivory hollow]

I might be able to help you out with sql

[jagged prawn]

If you’re not lazy, try reading and practicing with 'Automate the Boring Stuff' book. Otherwise, try ws3chools https://www.w3schools.com/python/ for a quick reference to understand syntax and data types.

after all, practice your skills and logical thinking by making some projects. It can be anything like a calculator, a number guesser, tic-tac-toe, or whatever

[woven snow]

Sup geeks

[ripe knoll]

i cant guide someone

On the internet you will find many videos and other things that will help you more.

[ripe knoll]

i use this website

and others

[charred crane]

Try freecode camp they have full stack now try it it’s worth it

[balmy stirrup]

Wassup

[topaz grove]

should I learn first nodeJs or express js (or next js) which one is much better for back end I know already front end (react + typescript)

I miss old times write code with html css js + c# or php bam now everything wants too much tecno

[grizzled plaza]

level?

Anyone free to talk?

[shell bluff]

Wow incredible I'm obsessed with this type of customization

[serene mirage]

As a fresher

[cobalt olive]

https://roadmap.sh/python
get a roadmap and learn by reading
not by watching unless you are not able to understand

[icy latch]

Hi 😄 I really don't know what this chat is about but I am software engineer, mostly with Javascript and Java 😛 Nice to meet you all

[jagged prawn]

poor kid, will probably be bullied a lot—at least he’s fast

[radiant swift]

Totally random Question ,but does anyone here have any good python open source project where i can contribute ,i got too bored just doing Cp and random projects, need something interesting to work on

[keen mica]

I am looking for project ideas in specific areas such as web development, website development, or feature development for my final-year students. Could you kindly suggest innovative and practical topics that would enhance their learning and skills? Your input would be greatly appreciated!

[jagged prawn]

most likely not, practically all projects are owned by companies and kept private. If you have some level of proficiency in a field, you can contribute to popular open-source projects by adding new features or finding and resolving bugs. Another option is to find someone here to collaborate on a common idea

[tranquil bronze]

Hi

[radiant swift]

thats fair , but i meant anyone who had some interesting project hosted as open source which maybe i can contribute to . I can look for popular open -source repo but was just trying my luck here cuz why not

[cobalt olive]

wouldn't that vary alot based on their skills and interests?
Booking System,Online Learning Management System,E-commerce Website,Job Portal with Resume Matching,Crowdfunding Platform,API Integration,Responsive Design Implementation,Real-Time Chat Feature etc.
react native web app can kinda combine all those three type of dev so they can work as a team and improve team work as well ig

[jagged prawn]

that's ok, here might be other enthusiasts who are also looking for the same thing, even better you could create something big from scratch, make it popular and earn crazy money

[jagged prawn]

If you want an innovative project, I suggest looking into llm-related stuff, aka AI - but not in the way everyone thinks. Some easy projects could include an article analyzer, a debating tool, or something fun like a interactive roast

there will be mostly backend staff and a little ui

another bigger idea and even useful, is an intelligent code reviewer/analyst tool utilizing llm's

it's expected to fetch the repo code by url and assess the expertise level(jun/mid/..). Look the the code, find vulnerabilities, leave suggestion for improvement and check if the code follows the best practices and standarts

it's again mostly backed staff with only small part of ui, but you will be dealing with code fethching, pagination, async programming, third party apis, langchain, handling token limits, splitting content into chunks for the llm chain and design it into all into one project that you won't be ashamed to show to others and in the end analyse it with created tool

[zenith plover]

Hi, Anyone interested in starting a project? Im developer backend

[grizzled plaza]

During my junior years, they wanted to understand if:

-You are committed to learning.
-You have any side projects (no matter how small).
-What you learned in your degree and how you think it can be applied in the workplace.

If this is your first time preparing for something like this, check out this video on YouTube—it might help:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QjBAEPcNZHs

[grizzled plaza]

Do you like mobile apps?

Here's an idea: create an app that opens a website/apps and has a feature to lock/unlock touch controls. Charge a $5 monthly fee, and reinvest $1 in ads targeted at parents.

That's it. Just remember to buy me a beer after you get rich!

[pure copper]

Can you give a living example?

[rare epoch]

How can I start programming??

[pure copper]

Download a free "integrated development environment". That will give you an editor and compilers for languages. Then pick a language and read some starter material on Internet. We can give you demonstrations if you are interested. Just ask. I'm happy to give you some starter info.

Try visual studio to start with for a Windows pc.

https://visualstudio.microsoft.com/

The are others you can download like codeblocks or there's will suggest some.

[unreal cape]

What do you want to learn? Maybe you can start learning C language for foundation. And then do Python next. There's bunch of Youtube and websites like geeksforgeeks that shares information about basic programming. You need to start on basic basics to understand how programming works.

[rare epoch]

I am doing a web develpment online course

But i dont know if that is what I want

[unreal cape]

Isn't that a little too broad for starters?

[pure copper]

C/c++ will get you into the starter coding without all the need of a grand stack of server development. You just need to start inputting some numbers etc and printing some results.

[pure copper]

I wanted to do wire-art when i was young. My first project was to build an eiffel tower.

[unreal cape]

Yeah agree. Why don't you start C programming first? You'll eventually learn other things while on it.

[pure copper]

Starting beginning programming with web development is like trying to put together a wedding cake when one does not know how to butter bread.

[unreal cape]

Exactly. Better to start on basics than trying to understand jargons. 🥲

I do hope that you take the advices. You'll get there eventually! Just more patience. It takes time learning.

[grizzled plaza]

you don't sleep Peo? lol

It seems simple enough but no basic or bored like 90% of academy projects imho

[pure copper]

Question. The lock to keep the website browsing from kids or to keep sites hidden from parents?

[grizzled plaza]

That's why I appreciate talking to you. smart guy

The idea is to avoid accidental touches.

Think on kids, or mom cooking, or the elderly. In these situations, they don’t have the same dexterity as we do, you know and they get extremely frustrated when something 'pops up on the screen' at the best part of a clip 😂

[hardy spire]

Hi people! Do you guys have tips to become better on Leet Code problems? Thanks in Advance

[fervent gale]

googling

[shell bluff]

Hi friends

[eternal sandal]

Practice. but the best advice I ever got: KISS

hello lipeh, what's up?

[pure copper]

Oh, I dont allow my mother to touch the screen at all. Not allowed to hold phone, or use computer now. Toooo dangerous.

[pure copper]

crosswords, sudoko, magazine and newspaper puzzles. They are only brain teasers, not something you would really be doing irl.

[pure copper]

Quiz time: Please rewrite this cobol statement using alternate cobol syntax without using the + or = operators:

No AI please. RTFM if you have to.

[eternal sandal]

As a Large Language Model I am not able to help you with that. UNPOSSIBLE

[jagged prawn]

[jagged prawn]

I'm not old enough to know about cobol, but i'll try

[pure copper]

In the Banking Industry...

So here's the video to watch to start your new career, witht he details of why you need cobol...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LWYmGhIFy-A

[jagged prawn]

using Sum Clause?

[pure copper]

Try another word that is synonymous

[jagged prawn]

why do examples of code scare me?

[pure copper]

look up the arithmetic statements of cobol, and you will get the answer quickly

[jagged prawn]

is there a trick like bit shifting (<<, ^) in cobol, similar to C?

[pure copper]

its much simpler

[jagged prawn]

ADD 1 TO 1

surprisingly documentation is clear

[pure copper]

Very good, but you still need to put it in result...
ADD A TO B GIVING C.

Now for another boring 167 hours, until someone comes up with something else interesting.

[jagged prawn]

cobol and a new career are mostly about supporting existing codebases. A lot of code was written in cobol before, and no one wants to risk replacing it. So, it’s like you’ll be needed when the old cobol programmers start disappearing and here you star time began - not to break it

but the market trends show that everyone wants ai and fancy websites, so there are many full-stack developer and devops roles because you need to maintain all the systems. For cobol, it’s not widely used anymore because there’s no space for it in new projects, and the old code is like gold, so no one wants to replace it, at least i think so

demand and supply in action

[final comet]

sure, 95% of banking systems are in cobol

swift transfers, wire transfers

etc..

[pure copper]

It's also in the aviation industry. Happy days

[wooden monolith]

i need a job

Can Someone review my github ?

https://github.com/Silovisk

[final comet]

if you'r applying for a web dev job, make a web for better chances to fill an entry level job

a link tree clone would be enough

https://linktr.ee/

host your app free with

https://mrfreetools.com/

free domain https://freedomain.one/index.jsp

[hallow meadow]

hello

[wooden monolith]

i have website in react
Can you give a rating ?

https://react-portfolio-lovat-ten.vercel.app/

but i like the laravel backend better

[wooden monolith]

this site is very cool, very thanks brother

many tools

[wooden monolith]

free domain ? how does this work?

[final comet]

didn't saw any sweet alert 🤷‍♂️

8/10

[final comet]

domain's cost $14 per year on average

create your's for free

example: Silovisk.work.gd, configure on vercel and share

https://silovisk.word.gd instead of https://react-portfolio-lovat-ten.vercel.app/

[wooden monolith]

only works on the send button, Would you have another idea?

[wooden monolith]

lol ... I understood by living and learning

this is much better

[pure copper]

Indeed

Hi noone

[grizzled plaza]

become a react basic, master in Python or NodeJS, and improve your english skills. After that, cloud and system design

After four years, don't forget to buy me a beer and a pao-de-queijo as a thank-you!!

[grizzled plaza]

Who is Noone?

[round citrus]

hello programmers who here is into tech industries?

[wooden monolith]

in my state is coffee and cheese bread

[inner crow]

Hello programmers,
i am really curious to know,

1- How can I access Instagram's cached files?

2- I'm really interested to know what they did to hide these files? it would be useful in many ways to be able to hide files in public internal memory in a way that no file manager could explore.

[shy glade]

class Node {
constructor(value) {
this.value = value;
this.left = null;
this.right = null;
}
}

class BST {
constructor() {
this.root = null;
}

insert(value) {
    this.root = this._insert(this.root, value);
}

_insert(node, value) {
    if (!node) return new Node(value);
    if (value < node.value) node.left = this._insert(node.left, value);
    else if (value > node.value) node.right = this._insert(node.right, value);
    return node;
}

search(value) {
    return this._search(this.root, value);
}

_search(node, value) {
    if (!node) return false;
    if (node.value === value) return true;
    return value < node.value ? this._search(node.left, value) : this._search(node.right, value);
}

remove(value) {
    this.root = this._remove(this.root, value);
}

_remove(node, value) {
    if (!node) return null;
    if (value < node.value) {
        node.left = this._remove(node.left, value);
    } else if (value > node.value) {
        node.right = this._remove(node.right, value);
    } else {
        if (!node.left) return node.right;
        if (!node.right) return node.left;
        let minNode = this._findMin(node.right);
        node.value = minNode.value;
        node.right = this._remove(node.right, minNode.value);
    }
    return node;
}

_findMin(node) {
    while (node.left) node = node.left;
    return node;
}

inorder() {
    this._inorder(this.root);
    console.log();
}

_inorder(node) {
    if (node) {
        this._inorder(node.left);
        process.stdout.write(node.value + " ");
        this._inorder(node.right);
    }
}

}

what i did wrong ?

it doesn’t work

[pure copper]

It's a lot of code. Have you run it through the debugger to watch what happens as you build the tree. If the tree is good, then move on to the search. The debugger is you best friend. Step through and you will spot the issues quickly.

On the surface read it looks ok, but there are plenty of places it could be wrong, when it's actually used.

[grizzled plaza]

if you're exploring these topics for legitimate purposes: /data with root access and using ADB, good lucky

[austere gate]

class Node {
    constructor(value) {
        this.value = value;
        this.left = null;
        this.right = null;
    }
}

class BST {
    constructor() {
        this.root = null;
    }

    insert(value) {
        this.root = this._insert(this.root, value);
    }

    _insert(node, value) {
        if (!node) return new Node(value);
        if (value < node.value) node.left = this._insert(node.left, value);
        else if (value > node.value) node.right = this._insert(node.right, value);
        return node;
    }

    search(value) {
        return this._search(this.root, value);
    }

    _search(node, value) {
        if (!node) return false;
        if (node.value === value) return true;
        return value < node.value ? this._search(node.left, value) : this._search(node.right, value);
    }

    remove(value) {
        this.root = this._remove(this.root, value);
    }

    _remove(node, value) {
        if (!node) return null;
        if (value < node.value) {
            node.left = this._remove(node.left, value);
        } else if (value > node.value) {
            node.right = this._remove(node.right, value);
        } else {
            if (!node.left) return node.right;
            if (!node.right) return node.left;
            let minNode = this._findMin(node.right);
            node.value = minNode.value;
            node.right = this._remove(node.right, minNode.value);
        }
        return node;
    }

    _findMin(node) {
        while (node.left) node = node.left;
        return node;
    }

    inorder() {
        const result = [];
        this._inorder(this.root, result);
        console.log(result.join(" "));
    }

    _inorder(node, result) {
        if (node) {
            this._inorder(node.left, result);
            result.push(node.value);
            this._inorder(node.right, result);
        }
    }
}

ChatGPT: Changed the inorder method to collect node values into an array and print them using console.log.

[keen stream]

guys is there any one who knows roblox studio?

[shy glade]

is that chat gpt ?

[austere gate]

Yes

[shy glade]

wow

impressive

thx

[austere gate]

You're welcome

[shy glade]

i don’t even know the chatgpt know algorithms

[austere gate]

It can churn out algorithms faster than I can even write 'algorithms'.

[shy glade]

wow

chatgpt’s code comparison with mine

[austere gate]

For those who didn't get the joke, including me...

Another AI: The person is saying that ChatGPT's code might look really good and impressive (like a perfect chicken leg), but their own code, even if it doesn't look as immediately polished or "perfect" (like the cat's back which is a bit of a surprise), is actually better or more "real" and maybe even more effective in the long run.

[shy glade]

look carefully

and you can figure out what i mean

[austere gate]

Every line of code I write or use AI to write has to go through me, but for this case, I'm just blindly copy-pasting from ChatGPT because I'm not interested in solving or reviewing this. I hope you understand 😅

[eternal sandal]

sound:801609515391778826:1100979202976653372

[austere gate]

Soundmoji is currently only supported on Desktop.

[eternal sandal]

Nuh-uh, it went something like "Who's there?"

[jagged prawn]

Who's there?

[austere gate]

Discord says otherwise

[jagged prawn]

[eternal sandal]

Programming cow

[jagged prawn]

Programming who?

[eternal sandal]

Program-

TypeError: Converting circular structure to JSON

    --> starting at object with constructor 'Socket'

    |     property 'parser' -> object with constructor 'HTTPParser'

    --- property 'socket' closes the circle

[jagged prawn]

https://tenor.com/view/peepo-leave-leaving-pepe-peepo-frog-gif-21562981

[eternal sandal]

Humor is my passion

That's a real error I'm getting btw

sound:801609515391778826:1139667219383586928

[jagged prawn]

I don't get it to be honest

[jagged prawn]

all my help https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4816099/chrome-sendrequest-error-typeerror-converting-circular-structure-to-json

[austere gate]

https://tenor.com/view/green-arrow-spin-recycle-kyocera-gif-17740890

[austere gate]

Hint

[jagged prawn]

chatgpt went down, and now not everyone can code and fix the problems, only strong developers left

[pure copper]

Kat Kiev. mmmm

[jagged prawn]

I get it that this is a cyclic problem with json object, like a cyclic code import

I expected this joke to be about something else, not the problem you struggling with

[eternal sandal]

I'm not that creative or funny

[jagged prawn]

at least you'll be a good developer if you fix this

[austere gate]

Knock knock.
Who's there?
Programming cow.
Programming cow who?
Moo! Can’t parse this, it’s a circular mess!

[jagged prawn]

wow, something interesting and impressive, but what kind of machine do I need to open this image , resolution 422208x9970 and img size ~750mb https://hubblesite.org/contents/media/images/2025/005/01JGY8JKWBHBWJ71V3QQTKM382?filterUUID=5a370ecc-f605-44dd-8096-125e4e623945

[jagged prawn]

with mooo is funnier, it sounds better

[austere gate]

How about this png?

https://stsci-opo.org/STScI-01JGY8JWSQJ3M7Z7W2G2RCQF6T.png

[jagged prawn]

yes, it's the same img with poor quality, but in the original size it's clear, you can try to zoom it even on the site and see how it expands pretty

[keen stream]

guys what languages do u use it

I use lua language , i think no body knows it

[robust elk]

I heard the name on youtube... 😀 I am using C# btw

[pure copper]

c++

So Trump will give 800 Billion $ of the people's money to Elon so he doesn't have to use his own money on AI.

[eternal sandal]

TypeScript but barely

Do CORS errors have to be so cryptic?

[inner crow]

what is ADB? , can you explain a bit about a root access thing

[final comet]

android debug bridge

[austere gate]

Really? Are you talking about the Project Stargate?

[austere gate]

[trim gate]

what do mean by so cryptic!

[eternal sandal]

I mean: Response to preflight request doesn't pass access control check: The value of the 'Access-Control-Allow-Origin' header in the response must not be the wildcard '*' when the request's credentials mode is 'include'. The credentials mode of requests initiated by the XMLHttpRequest is controlled by the withCredentials attribute.

This is while the 'Access-Control-Allow-Origin' header only had one value which was, correctly, 'http://localhost:3000', and the problem was completely unrelated to it

Maybe cryptic wasn't the word, maybe bad all 'round

[trim gate]

you tried including the Access-Control-Allow-Credentials header in your server's response and set it to true, also check that Access-Control-Allow-Origin to set the localhost properly, and I think you also should check if any CORS midlewares or anything that affect it are set properly to handle creds and do not conflict with ur cors setting

I might go down to network reqs inspecting all requests and see what is going on

[eternal sandal]

It's already been solved, the only request that was failling was the OPTIONS since it's the only one I was making. The error was something with the Axios instance. I'm now playing a game and drinking coffee

[trim gate]

Oh, good dud. I usually only use fetch api, sometimes I use super agent even if it a bit larger

[pure copper]

For ai centers collecting all info for the trump empire

[austere gate]

Could you please point me to the source where that's mentioned?

[pure copper]

Trump said it on one of his rants yesterday.

[austere gate]

This is cool btw

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CSE77wAdDLg

[pure copper]

Yes, that is the title in the next article on the same $$

[karmic snow]

@pure copper hey do you use AI to debug your code if so which one is good in coding gpt, claude or maybe copilot

[austere gate]

Elon is not a part of the Stargate project. In fact, he's not too happy about it since his companies weren't even included.

[karmic snow]

https://tenor.com/view/elon-musk-илиян-iliyan-hurtful-gif-10836296915643090814

[austere gate]

He is the richest man in the world, and rich people don't like it when they get snubbed like that.

It hurts their ego.

[austere gate]

Claude Sonnet is the best when it comes to coding.

[pure copper]

It's still nearly a trillion dollars of public money being given to 3 or 4 owners of private business.

[pure copper]

I am poor. I won't even pay for 10 cents to make a quiet to ai. I also don't wish to feed ai my code, as it's potential intellectual property that could make me money, but won't if ai trademarks/copyrights it the moment i type it in and ask it to debug it for me.

We should all be training our bosses or ourselves that ai is corporate espionage.

It might preserve our jobs a little longer

aI debugging is just lobotomizing the programmer.

[karmic snow]

We are lazy that's why we are training agents and models instead of ourselves.

[karmic snow]

I hope so too

[pure copper]

There's nothing more exhilarating than stepping through a program to find the broken branch statement or bad memory reference.