💻｜programming

[pure copper]

In a changing and dark time. Will there be a happy ending. Don't miss out, Get your tickets now. Selling out fast... Well thats what you will see when its written.

🎶 🎵 👯

[jagged prawn]

I'm excited and terrified by this whole opera show, the interesting part will be at the end

[pure copper]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xPJzhocW7vw

[median verge]

What are DSA problems in programming..?

[jagged prawn]

as I understand you are still in progress, and far away from the finish

waiting for the next staging song

[pure copper]

The first note has yet to be transcribed

Some extracts of the verses: The server is burning. Whata do we do la lal lal la...

[jagged prawn]

[jagged prawn]

hope your server is burning not physically, only from data loads

[pure copper]

Its a musical

[jagged prawn]

meanwhile, after hours of debugging and several liters of coffee, I've found the bottlenecks and optimized the startup to be 2-3 times faster

[pure copper]

Very happy for you.

Same thing was happening in the Programming VC. But it was due to chinese firewalls

[worn swift]

Hi

[frozen gale]

https://youtube.com/live/16OgREoLiMs?feature=share

[pure copper]

I was pleasantly relaxing with this, tick, tick tick, when all of a sudden at 30 seconds in, there was this Almighty cough, and my alpha waves were destroyed and was a nervous wreck thereafter. Couldn't code anymore

[wintry tendon]

@pure copper glad to meet you

[pure copper]

Thinking the same...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JV4XePRvjjw

[pure copper]

Hello to you

[austere gate]

I haven't watched the video yet, but I believe the future is all about vibe coding. Users will provide detailed instructions in plain English or their preferred language, and the agents will handle coding, debugging, and iteration in a fully automated process. Could you still peek at the code? Probably. Would most people do it? I doubt it. It's like creating a PowerPoint presentation. We don't know how it works behind the scenes, but it just does!

[austere gate]

I watched the video at three times the speed, yet it still felt slow. My stance remains unchanged. I'd still encourage people to learn to code, but it is best not to be overly optimistic at this stage. AI will not only write, debug, and deploy code but will eventually run corporations. The hallucination problem will be resolved in time. At one point in the video, she mentioned having to work hard and suffer to learn to code. I completely disagree. Just because the previous generation struggled does not mean the next generation must do the same. Vibe coding is the future

[pure copper]

Decades ago, I suggested the green light method of AI running a corporation. If you are doing your job as required and producing results, then you will illuminate your green light. If all the team under your boss has green lights illuminated, then the team leader will have their green light on. The CEO has a green light on their desk. If everything is going as required and all the subordinates have their green lights on, , then the CEO's light will be on and all is good. There is no need for reports, and irrelevant information. Just look at the green lights.

🟩

[pure copper]

She is basically saying for a long while to come, code will be spaghetti and hallucinations. People need to still understand the code, organize it and understand the business, but , yes, I think this is still a little too optimistic.

[austere gate]

I'm an optimist as well, but I can't simply ignore the trends and evidence and tell people to buy my coding course for $19.99 because coding is the future. That would be like drinking Kool-Aid.

https://research.google/blog/accelerating-scientific-breakthroughs-with-an-ai-co-scientist/

Not just coders, but scientists are being replaced as well!

https://tenor.com/view/panicking-gif-22262539

[pure copper]

I have one question of importance for AI before I die, but I will wait a bit longer for it to become alittle more all knowing.

[austere gate]

What's your question?

[pure copper]

How do I overcome gravity?

[wispy hull]

https://tenor.com/view/chris-heria-planche-calisthenics-work-out-working-gif-27071291

[pure copper]

https://tenor.com/view/chris-heria-planche-calisthenics-work-out-working-gif-27071291

I see

Can he do it with no hands?

[jagged prawn]

I would look at this epic show

he would be like a fish on the ground

[austere gate]

[jagged prawn]

nahh, unconvincingly, it's more like a beginner dancer who never stops eating protein while trying to do his best move

In the second video, he wants to attack, right? or do I just want to start a fight?

[austere gate]

No comment

[wispy hull]

lmfao

[wispy hull]

real

[violet cedar]

hey guys i want to install arch linux(hyprland) and im choosing which terminal and file manager i will have, can you help with this choice pls

🙏

[jagged prawn]

arch linux

[violet cedar]

yep and whats wrong?

[jagged prawn]

I just remembered my attempts to install it and configure

so much joy

I dunno what terminal are there

but I'm using starship, you could install it on any os on top of you terminal, and configure it how you like it

check the presets section if you like it https://starship.rs/guide/

[violet cedar]

thx man

[mystic crypt]

I like gnome terminal and zsh instead of bash

[violet cedar]

gnome so boring i dont like that

and how in ubuntu, i dont like this distro

[left zinc]

One more good commands wiki:
https://ss64.com/bash/

[violet cedar]

thanks i dont kow how i can explain my gratitude

[charred crane]

You so welcome

[violet cedar]

really thanks

🙌

[vocal birch]

hello guys, anyone interested in building projects programming with me

[arctic root]

anyone into spring boot ?

[foggy crow]

What kind of project

[vocal birch]

I want to start a social networking application project (web3)

[shell bluff]

Very cool and interesting

[pure copper]

I try to help where i can

[sage locust]

Yes

[pure copper]

I see the latest AI has been released:

[shy glade]

Mr peo, can you please suggest me an ideas for graduation project

I want it related to cyber security and networking
If you know

I have to finish it in three months

[pure copper]

Not great at finding ideas. I've been looking for months for something for me to do. But how about an IP package sniffer that identifies where the information is bound and place that in a nice database format with associated publicly listed information and trace maps. Or potentially something that traces alternate paths to outbound locations through the available network.

[shy glade]

I will search it, thanks 🙏🏼
But what you think about DDOS attack tool? Is it worth it as a graduation project?

[pure copper]

What would your ddos tool do? @shy glade

[marsh tulip]

ok please get better

[pure copper]

[marsh tulip]

i had a programe

[shy glade]

It performs several types of DDoS attacks, targeting network layers, in addition to the auto-generating attack payload to grap zombie devices.

[marsh tulip]

my disord ser

stupid

[pure copper]

Sure. If you think you can build something useful, do it

[spiral crest]

who know C# Microsoft visual studio windows form? ı will do ground station and read serial port and print on the screen . How can ı do this?

[pure copper]

What about a multiline textbox, and a button to load from the serialport and either append it to the text in the textbox or clear it, and maybe store it off screen for retrieval with a back/forward button

[spiral crest]

https://hizliresim.com/avidu3s ı wanna make like this

[pure copper]

use System.IO.Ports, set your baud ~9600 or whatever you are reading from, parity and stop bits and then read/ (or writeif thats what you want)

[pure copper]

can you paste a pic of this site. I cant open it

[spiral crest]

that is easy but all code is hard for me because ı will make 3d design of rocket and it will be move

[spiral crest]

okey

[spiral crest]

ı cant paste

[spiral crest]

https://postimg.cc/5jkLH81j

does it work?

[pure copper]

Nothing there

Perhaps just describe what you want to do

[spiral crest]

well

ı want to read serial port with use Windows Form.net and ı want to read datas and parse data with label and ı wanna 3d design rocket move with x y z values

[pure copper]

Could you say what you mean by: "parse data with label"

[spiral crest]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_bBFuw_70l8&t=236s like this

[spiral crest]

definitely

[pure copper]

is that some sort of html or xml you are reading?

[spiral crest]

no no

ı am making this because we will communication beetwen rocket and pc and this is for read data

[pure copper]

So the info on this screen is being sent in a stream from the rocket maybe csv style, and you will display the values in real time on this screen.. Is this correct? @spiral crest

Will you also be plotting the data on a graphical representation? Also do you have altitude as a data field? (Oh I see max altitude, or is this just altitude?)

You will need to use trigonometry to rotate your 3d grid, so you can view it at different angles

[spiral crest]

Yes it is correct

[spiral crest]

yes . it is not max ı did wrong type

[pure copper]

So did you create the form in the picture, or that is someone elses?

[spiral crest]

yes ı did

[pure copper]

So where are you stuck?

[spiral crest]

ı have problem with delay can add you as a friend? ı cant type here @pure copper I am writing but there was an error in my writing and it gives an error that it could not be processed. @pure copper

[pure copper]

Delaying what? The serial port or the reading of the port? @spiral crest

A few words then silence, delay, then a few words if lucky, then silence, delay,... Its like atrying to read the network with two devices with the same IP

[spiral crest]

https://tenor.com/view/i-have-a-problem-rob-landes-i-have-an-issue-i-got-a-problem-i-have-trouble-gif-19874283 ı cant type here it give error when ı typing

[pure copper]

And what might that be. With the delay of what aspect of your program?

[pure copper]

dm me then

[spiral crest]

.

finally

ı can type

[pure copper]

great. I can't accept friends, and you cant accept messages from non friends

[spiral crest]

The data on the labels on the screen stops twice in a row for 2 seconds. I always want to leave in an orderly manner.

[spiral crest]

Why?

[pure copper]

but we appear to be ok here so we could continue

[spiral crest]

if you want ı can send my code

[spiral crest]

ok

[pure copper]

can you type a small extract of the data, or paste it here

[pure copper]

sure

[spiral crest]

okey but it is long

[pure copper]

put it in a txt file and upload here

or .c

[spiral crest]

ı cant upload here

why?

[tacit sandal]

Who know language moon?

[knotty helm]

there is a languahe called moon

?

[buoyant scaffold]

Anyone here from the data science field?
I want to do some research paper.
If interested then tell me please

[tardy ingot]

?

[pure copper]

What is your research on?

[glacial dove]

Hey guys, I need to populate hundreds of records in MySQL Workbench (across multiple tables) for my record keeping system. I'm looking for an AI that can generate hundreds of records at once or a way to populate multiple tables using a single query.

I need to populate the student table and the module_assessment table. Is there a way to do this? ChatGPT and DeepSeek can only generate about 15 queries at a time.

[austere gate]

https://www.moonlanguage.org/

[jagged prawn]

for hundreds of records, you may use 'bulk insert/update' it might be a little slow, if you need consistent and rollback in case of failure use the transactions option

describe your case better, maybe you just need to update one or two columns, so it would be simple to filter them and update manually

not exactly manually if you are using ui tools, you can select multiple records and update them at the same time

[glacial dove]

So, these are the tables where I need to insert records: student and module_assessment. I also have a course table with 10 different courses. Each course consists of 8 modules, meaning the module table has 80 unique modules in total.

Each student is enrolled in a course and, therefore, has 8 modules. Each module includes two assessments and one exam. I need a way to automatically insert a student's grades into the module_assessment table when I add a new student. Right now, I can do this through my app using queries, but entering them manually takes too long.

Here are the queries I'm using:
String studentSQL = "INSERT INTO student (student_id, first_name, surname, college_email, "
+ "phone_number, address_line_1, address_line_2, address_line_3, county, "
+ "ppsn, gender, date_of_birth, course_id, class_group) "
+ "VALUES (?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?)";

String assessmentSQL = "INSERT INTO module_assessment (student_id, module_id, assessment_1_marks, "
+ "assessment_2_marks, exam_marks, award) VALUES (?, ?, ?, ?, ?, NULL)";

Is there a way to insert both the student and their results in one go? Ideally, I'd like to be able to open the student table and insert a student along with their grades using just these queries. Would that be possible?

Would I be able to paste a query under SELECT * FROM and insert the details into the student and module_assessment tables at the same time?

[jagged prawn]

yeaah, something interesting to design and find the solution

so you don't need to insert several tons of rows at a time, you need to duplicate the connection for the course and modules for one student

yes you can make it with one db operation

here you can use bulk insert but I googled for a better way to insert linked data into mysql and found a better approach use stored procedure

here are a few links https://stackoverflow.com/questions/10075279/using-mysql-to-do-multiple-insert-on-linked-tables and to now more https://www.mysqltutorial.org/mysql-stored-procedure/

basically, you need to create a single stored procedure in your db, and call it in the code by passing all params at once

it will be a huge procedure, as you insert a lot of data at the same time, but this will be working, and this is probably the best case here

maybe others will suggest something better or agree with this

and you need to write the selection from the table correctly and paste it so that you can duplicate these relations between corses and modules in one execution, which is exactly what you need

one more thing that upset me, I don't know if you use this for studying or work, but your table design is a bit sucks, no offense

your student table is cluttered with improperly structured data - phone, address_line_1 - 3, maybe even country

they should be in the separate tables instead - student_phone_numbers, student_addresses

somewhere above there was a video about database normalization

I remember working on one project where gender was defined as a boolean true false, 0 for female, 1 for male, makes sense

In your case, it might be challenging, and you may create another table like an enum for genders

I've got excited about the design of the table

[pure copper]

I am generalizing, but every database should have a bulk import function, select from { file}, which can be used in various ways to create a temp table and then insert or update from. Is your data in a file already, or in your head? What db are you using. A csv or xml should be able to be loaded easily. If you have code, then open a file, loop and read the rows and generate the insert in the code of you need to.

Use the db front end, not an application, although both are possible interfaces, but the first is easiest and direct.

[mellow musk]

Does anyone have experience on android to filter and/or detect silence from a microphone recording?

[glacial dove]

It's done the way our tutor and project brief require. For example, I could have declared 'county' as a table containing entries like Galway and Dublin, but instead, it's just items in the combo box. It doesn't need to be overly complicated. I don't actually need to work with addresses or anything like that - the system is focused on marks and allowing teachers to grade their modules. Everything else is kinda optional.

[glacial dove]

I asked ChatGPT to generate say 100 students for these modules and listed the modules. I'm using the database to insert them because AI generated queries make it much simpler and easier. Manually inserting a student through the app takes about 30 seconds, as all fields need to be filled in, and the student has to be assigned a course etc.

[pure copper]

Sql has a load from file ability. All rows in a file loaded with one sql command.

[hazy wadi]

Ohooy peo

So you know programming haha

[left flame]

Hi friends, anyone konw sso, msal2.0. Azure ,I have angular＋.net core webapi, I don't know how many apps need to register in the azure portal.

[pure copper]

Ooh hoo, hacker

[pure copper]

It sounds like you have been given a partial project. This is just the start of further tasks using this as a base. Have you structured these tables with that in mind... Normalized, primary keys, ready for linking data together.

[cinder holly]

Hello guys! any backend node role? if yes, send me a dm or call me on linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dev-mariana/

[molten heath]

Hi, I can see that you are having a quite tech-stack. I would recomend to focus on one area and try to master it. Wishing the best with finding a BE role 💯

[wintry tendon]

Dear friends, who is interested in freelancing? Let's do collabration work with me✊

[cinder holly]

which stack?

[cinder holly]

I already focus on ts/nodejs area. Now I'm looking for a internacional job.

[glacial dove]

I've actually finished the project. My teacher said I'm ready to submit and present, but it's not due for another two months

I just need to populate the tables with some records

[pure copper]

What database is it?

[glacial dove]

we're working on a college record keeping system

it's my final project this year

[queen urchin]

didn't know seals can code

[glacial dove]

neither did I tbf

[queen urchin]

what is tbf

to be fck?

[glacial dove]

to be fair

[queen urchin]

oh. thanks

[glacial dove]

tbh is to be honest and tbf is to be fair

either would work here

[queen urchin]

I see I see. thx

[night obsidian]

hi

[pure copper]

Back to lurksville for you

[pure copper]

That was apparent. What database system are you using to store the data?

[pure copper]

Hi

[night obsidian]

I'm in here. HI

[night obsidian]

hi. glad to see you

[trail shard]

hi

[night obsidian]

what is your main program language?

[stuck shore]

[pure copper]

Presently started c++

[night obsidian]

ok. I am full-stack developer. how can I help you

[austere gate]

https://www.reddit.com/r/singularity/comments/1j8q3qi/anthropic_ceo_dario_amodei_in_the_next_3_to_6/

Anthropic CEO, Dario Amodei: In the next 3 to 6 months, AI is writing 90% of the code, and in 12 months, nearly all code may be generated by AI.

https://tenor.com/view/cooked-cook-fred-cook-fred-cooked-fred-you-are-cooked-gif-14699587042072954352

[pseudo moss]

Why i cannot share my screen in programming voice chat?

[glacial dove]

Nah man not possible

[austere gate]

Ok man

[pure copper]

You are too new in server. You need to chat more. Increase level.

[hazy wadi]

Far from reality; CEO do this exaggeration to increase $$$

[potent spear]

https://youtu.be/8AxP2yAZA-M?si=yayyVx_JLHTwsvmv

[pseudo moss]

How can I increase my level?

[bright crane]

hello everybody

[bright crane]

study

[pseudo moss]

What do you mean study? Where can i do that?

[austere gate]

You need to be active on the server by sending messages or joining voice channels. Don't worry about your current level.

[pseudo moss]

Okay, I got it. Thank for clarifying!

[austere gate]

You're welcome!

[shy glade]

Hi

Hi

[shy glade]

Hi

[shy glade]

yo can i get some help

i need help with best first algorithim please help me

[red wedge]

i can help u bro, but i don't know what u need like, what is best first algorithm?

[pure copper]

You need to chat more.

[fast bronze]

we need a lot more context lmao

[austere gate]

Best First Search is a pathfinding algorithm that selects the next node to explore based on a heuristic, which estimates the closeness to the goal. It explores the most promising node first, ignoring the cost to reach it.

Or did you mean Breadth First Search (BFS)?

[austere gate]

Btw, I had no clue about this algorithm. ChatGPT explained it to me lol

https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/best-first-search-informed-search/

ChatGPT: Imagine you're in a big maze and you're trying to find a way out. The Best First Search algorithm is like you looking for the quickest route by always choosing the path that seems to bring you closer to the exit. You don’t care about the rest of the maze; you just follow what looks like the best option right in front of you.

To make it smarter, you give every part of the maze a "score" that tells you how close it is to the exit. The Best First Search picks the path with the lowest score, which should be the fastest way out.

It’s like playing a game where you always go in the direction that feels like you're getting closer to winning.

[proud cedar]

hi

someone can help me with python?

[trim gate]

just ask your question

[fast bronze]

Just ask the question

[night obsidian]

hi

I want to talk about full-stack

[golden abyss]

Let's start

What you want to know?

[native dragon]

I would appreciate, if someone good at ngrok, im trying to create game, using server use my ngrok and expose my local to people, and people will access it through selection of server, i cant do it

So confused

I wonder if ngrok can use as a tunnel expose to everyone and make it accessible, am i just take the ngrok link, and make my client use it as a backend server?

Hmm explain in easy way…

Im on the Client (port 3000)
and my backend server use something like (0.0.0.0:8001)

and now it appears local selection (accessing to 0.0.0.0:8001)

and i added ngrok region (ngrokdomai
now inside client, player cant access to ngrok url)

well this thing required kind of knowledges

Proxy is harder than i thought haha

[pure copper]

I read those exact words in wikipedia

[eternal sandal]

I don't fully understand, but I've worked with Caddy before and if it's anything alike it'd be something like this:
for local development you first add the domain to your hosts file, then you create a match for the domain in your ngrok configuration and reverse proxy to the right application. If you're using docker and having problems with that make sure you're exposing the container's port, in Caddy it'd just be reverse_proxy some-container:8001

[night obsidian]

ok. befor that,what is your major?

[austere gate]

No wonder they scraped Wikipedia.

[earnest fractal]

product sales promotion ? we'll see

[pure copper]

Noooooooooo!!!!!!!!!

Fascist capitalists taking over the Internet

Silencing the world

[tired fern]

been tryna log in for days

like man i promise im real pls lemme in

[pure copper]

Got to move your mouse. It's real smart that way.

[simple abyss]

hey

[native dragon]

connect to backend ngrok server inside frontend

thats what im dealling with

and also i can have only one ngrok url

My client is ip:3000 port (ignore this)

so um, currently its local server, use my 127.0.0.1:8001 (server port) inside the selection (Region), now i want it appear a ngrok server (expose local 127.0.0.1:8001 to a ngrok url), and then appear it to the selection of region, when im trying to access ngrok server it doesnt let me access

[silent bluff]

Hello. Peo. I'd love to see you are native. Can you help me?

[silent bluff]

Can you help me?

[nova oxide]

Don’t use ngrok anymore 😉, there are other easier ways to do this

[vivid warren]

Proxies are hard

[pure copper]

How?

[heady rivet]

Eyyo, wassup

[jagged prawn]

I can tell you more: by the end of this year most developers will still be managing and writing code. The assumption that ai will take over coding soon is just another buzzword to keep the hype alive. I remember in late 2023 when the hype around ai started to grow, everyone was fascinated by what it could do. Predictions were made that by the end of 2024, ai would be everywhere, replacing human jobs and the world would be completely different. Now 2025 and not much has changed

the truth is that humans are bad at predicting the future. We can barely forecast the weather. 50 years ago people believed that by the 2020s, we would have flying cars, all diseases would be eliminated and we be living in harmony in futuristic homes and flying to space. Now, that sounds almost hilarious, doesn't it?

we tend to believe that dramatic changes are just near us, without truly analyzing the reality. Sure ai may generate some code and it might even be good, but will it replace developers? I doubt it. Not soon, at least

and right now, ai is the latest hype, just like it was a few years ago with robots living alongside us as helpers or the IoT and blockchain taking over everything. Today it is just another part of the technology evolution. In a few years, ai might be just as integrated into our work and not only our, but the hype will have faded, replaced by something new

with my short replies, I have to write a book about this consideration

[jagged prawn]

in addition

ohh, big and smart ai, you can write the code ... the code that has already been written

[glacial dove]

Claude is literally the best AI I've ever used

[foggy crow]

It's the goat when it comes to programming

[glacial dove]

ye

[foggy crow]

Have you guys seen Manus AI 😂

[frosty pier]

Guys is it hard to code a tcg?

[pure copper]

I stored all my pearls of wisdom

[pure copper]

I don't think it would be that difficult. Just set up your db of cards and build the rules processor.

[jagged prawn]

I only know that they have created ANUS - a framework for creating ai agents that was invented after a developer asked Manus to clone itself

I love their enthusiasm about naming ANUS - Autonomous Networked Utility System https://github.com/nikmcfly/ANUS

moreover ANUS is for free use

I may suggest working with ANUS might be nuts

I like to play with words

[jagged prawn]

not just Peo, instead gnome Peo

sorry, it's my sarcasm

sometimes I can't control it

[foggy crow]

Damn bro no comment literally 😂🤣🤣

[jagged prawn]

[austere gate]

I find it fascinating that most newly released things nowadays are quickly replicated by the open-source community, accelerated to infinity.

Feel the AGI

https://tenor.com/view/feel-agi-feel-the-agi-agi-openai-gif-3946555574686002473

[fast bronze]

whats that name project 😭

[arctic thistle]

hello

any devops engineer here ?

[pure copper]

Open the door COL

[hybrid moth]

I have a question

Why are these generative ai learning masterclasses going on everywhere

I mean, i also know how to use chatgpt, and everyone does. So what do they teach

[still magnet]

hahahahhaah

so hard

[vapid wasp]

im pretty sure they don't teach how to use ai

right?

cause EVERYONE knows ho to use ai

they teach how to make ai and stuffs about ai lol

[vapid wasp]

The english lexicon can be extraordinarily mischievous at times if whom self doesn’t word their sentences in a way some people consider correct.

[vapid wasp]

YOU DO CODEFORCES?

ORZ

[hybrid moth]

They tell us how to master ai

So what does that mean

[vapid wasp]

i think they mean trying to learn about ai

like neural networking

stuffs like that

[hybrid moth]

I think coding a bot like chatgpt is really tough

[vapid wasp]

of course?

[hybrid moth]

It requires huge database management servers

[vapid wasp]

but you gotta start somewhere

[hybrid moth]

So i dont think people can do it themselves can they?

[vapid wasp]

build a normal chatbot, img recognition, pattern recorgnition...

stuffs like that

easily made

im not an expert tho

[hybrid moth]

Ohk

[vapid wasp]

cause i personally don't like going into that field

[hybrid moth]

Whats ur majors

[vapid wasp]

u at highschool?

or college

@hybrid moth

[hybrid moth]

Yeah

[hybrid moth]

Wbu

[vapid wasp]

im also at highschool

imma study cs

but i swear my broken keyboard is messing me over

[austere gate]

Most AI courses are useless. For genuine knowledge, follow this guy:
https://m.youtube.com/@AndrejKarpathy/

[hybrid moth]

Oh

Im familiar with python and sql by the way

They teach that

[hybrid moth]

Paid promotion?

[austere gate]

He was a founding member of OpenAI, where he worked as a research scientist focusing on deep learning and computer vision.

[vapid wasp]

cool

i know c# and c++

mostly for learning algorithms

[hybrid moth]

Oh

Okay thank you very much @austere gate

[austere gate]

You're welcome. And it's not a paid promotion. I've recommended his videos countless times because the value he provides for free is remarkable.

[hybrid moth]

You have mastered ai too?

[vapid wasp]

it's a blackbox algorithm

it's hard to explain

the only "fun" in learning ai is linear algebra and derivatives stuffs

maths

yk

if you think ai has a future then go for it

[hybrid moth]

Yeah

[worthy steppe]

Hi, have you got any experience with building multi-agent systems?

[brave oak]

Hi I'm Frank I'm following a it digree I'm interested to learn coding if you have any interest please msg me

[jagged prawn]

In most cases, nothing, gen ai is trending now, so everyone who isn't lazy jumps on it to sell courses, gain followers and make money. They're just businesses trying to sell this knowledge like air

but this knowledge is free and available online to everyone, just find resources and practice on your own

[jagged prawn]

is that inside a space shuttle? initially for a sec I thought it was a huge microwave

open the door if you live extreme

[pure copper]

It's the space station. They docked this morning and while we were saying open the door HAL, we realized that from the sign next to the door, that the space station computer is named COL.

Stopud spelln checker

[jagged prawn]

nice, live stream from ISS

what are HAL and COL?

is that some references or just names

for everyone who thinks there are too many standards to write the code, check out the nasa standards https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JWKadu0ks20

[cloud hemlock]

hey, I'm kind of new learning programming and I would apreciate if somebody give me some pieces of advice to learn and not die trying

[jagged prawn]

but yeah you write a software that running the rockets and operating in the space far away, there is no room for errors

[jagged prawn]

don't worry you will die without even trying

[cloud hemlock]

fuck

[jagged prawn]

yeap life is harsh, and we will be replced by ai and robots soon

[pure copper]

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

[cloud hemlock]

damn bro, I will be replaced by ChatGPT?

[jagged prawn]

and not only you

[cloud hemlock]

Well, there are worse futures

[jagged prawn]

instead consider about a new job that ai could take from you

like cooking, ai don't have a taste but you have

or the same for sommelier

what a lovely job

[jagged prawn]

it will happen, but not tomorrow and not in the near future

just shortlist for you - 1. pick up the desired language, 2. install ide to be ably to code, 3. finally start practicing from simple to more complex, but don't spend time on watching videos, instead shortly know about components (datatype, condition, loops) and just implement any logic you can

[pure copper]

Ensure you continue to eat food and drink water during your programming career to stay alive

have fun

[austere gate]

I still want people to learn to code because it improves our problem solving skills. However, nowadays I just feel guilty recommending coding to beginners. Morally, I can't because I genuinely believe that, in the near future, AI will write, manage, and supervise all the code. It's kinda antithetical to my beliefs!

[hybrid moth]

Oh okay. Thank you so much!

Do we have some coding classes here?

A program of a particular language, or classes?

[weary finch]

Hi

[cloud hemlock]

Thanks, I will do it

[cloud hemlock]

the best advice I had received in my life

[jagged prawn]

shush, do what you want, let save jobs for us and remove competitors

[jagged prawn]

probably not, but if you are brave you may initiate it

also you may join programming vc, people often code something there

[jagged prawn]

stay with us for more life wisdom

meanwhile i got bored playing sudoku and I've wanted to optimise the way to find the solution

I could use a simple way and write some algorithm to find a solution, but pick the hard way - ai

I've implemented a neural network almost from scratch, but its architecture seems to suck

it reaches the same loss almost and no matter what the hyperparameters are it stucks there

I'm close but not enough

meanwhile training my cpu is chilling

I paid for the whole laptop I used all laptop resources

https://tenor.com/view/broob-broseidon-smitty-gif-24263466

[austere gate]

Just like cooking a delicious meal, every ingredient needs to be perfect. Without understanding the right spice combinations, no matter how hard you try, the food won’t taste good.

[austere gate]

Good luck trying to compete with our AI overlords

[pure copper]

You forgot to tell ai unique 1-9 for each row and each column

[civic beacon]

[pure copper]

That's just Windows sitting idle for me.

[violet grail]

AI only replaces lazy programmers like you 😄 .
A growing number of organizations seek frontend developers who can operate with AI functions.
The role of humans in tasks remains invaluable because AI has no capability to match genuine human presence in its operations.

[pure copper]

New age frontend ai operator interface. No room for you @jagged prawn in this picture.
This is for the modern ai user. No programming required.

[jagged prawn]

dammm, I'm popular

[jagged prawn]

I'm cooking well, but this is a bad recipe. I use the same approach for training to solve sudoku as I do for data classification. these are somewhat similar things but not quite the same that's why it's stuck in the learning

[jagged prawn]

no, it doesn't work that way. I have the training dataset from unsolved puzzles and their solution, so to find a solution or how to solve it is hidden under the hood of nn. In simple words, it's about guiding the neurons on what to apply to the unsolved puzzle to get it solved.

i have a small dataset - 30 examples, which creates a big matrix of probabilities, and that shod be enough for recognizing the pattern, so in the end i have a (30, 81, 9) matrix, where each cell's 9 dimensional vector represents the probability distribution for digits 1-9

that is simple why it not learning well

maybe i need a bigger dataset, I've found one with 9 million puzzles, but it is a little too small for me in the size

not sure if my ram will not be struggling to load all this and train

[jagged prawn]

you are funny, is was a joke, right?

or not

[jagged prawn]

that sounds almost like a promotion or an ad, especially if you add a link at the end, of course

try yourself in marketing or selling

[jagged prawn]

I wanna see how a modern user will identify the problem in all this and solve it. It would be like, "hey ai, I don't know why it's not working, try to fix it"

and then they rewrite everything and give you this fix

big smart ai

[pure copper]

I think most humans learn to play games and puzzles by reading the rules. Running back to the learning concept of concept generation is great.

Here is a puzzle from my sudoko book. I won't pass the rules over though. Just give it a few million copies of this and see what it works out the matrix is for.

[pure copper]

Indeed, and that's the literal truth.

[austere gate]

Use Colab, free compute, you're welcome

https://colab.research.google.com/

It is unnecessary to load all data at once. Instead, you can process data in batches. Both TensorFlow and PyTorch offer mechanisms to facilitate this approach. Please refer to the documentation.

[frigid solar]

I am looking for a Native English Speaker who can teach me, it will be paid
Please let me know if you are available for teaching

[violet grail]

uff...

[jagged prawn]

it's funny, I learned how to play sudoku through trial and error without actually knowing the rules. On old phone, there were games like bounce, snake and sudoku. After trying all of them I tried sudoku I thought it was a game of luck, like minesweeper

And as you suggested million samples, in the case of trying to learn how to play without knowing the rules, there is no need for a dataset. Here, another approach like reinforcement learning applies - figuring it out through repeated attempts and failures, without knowing the rules

is that this one kind of the game with these grids on the picture https://sudoku.com/killer ?

[jagged prawn]

thanks but no, I like more my local ide setup, I've heard about it and know as well about jupiter notebook

[jagged prawn]

I'm surprising you, I've wanted to remember how nn work and challenge myself to try to create one to solve some problem. So, I don't use any third party tools, limiting myself to just using numpy for calculations, as there is a lot to do with it.

And this is not a problem with batching data. I've tried larger sets, and it didn’t help. There’s some issue with the learning optimization or I messed up something in the imlemataion

I like to suffer sometimes

[jagged prawn]

I'm not a native speaker and not qualified to teach, but I would like to take your money

[austere gate]

You can achieve the same results without using any external packages. Simply split the data into three parts—train, dev, and test—and then create smaller batches manually through random sampling.

[austere gate]

Are you training a vanilla nn?

[jagged prawn]

I've tried with different sizes, and the result is the same. It reaches a certain point in learning where the loss is lower but not enough and then it starts increasing again

[jagged prawn]

vanilla nn? ahh what is that

[austere gate]

I'm not a huge fan of notebooks either, but they're quite helpful for experimenting. Sometimes, we have to leverage cloud systems because many people don't have sufficient compute to train or finetune those models.

[austere gate]

I could be wrong but it seems like the model is overfitting.

Generate a plot.

Loss Vs Epoch

[jagged prawn]

I didn't like it either from the first time I saw it

[austere gate]

You can use matplotlib

[austere gate]

Can you share the code?

[jagged prawn]

yeah, might be, or I need a better algorithm to optimize learning. I used basic gradient descent, then tried adam, and adam gave me better results but it's still not good

[jagged prawn]

there are a few files

[austere gate]

What are you using, gradient descent?

[jagged prawn]

are you a machine learning engineer?

yeap first gradient descent

[austere gate]

Just the network code will be enough.

[austere gate]

I am a machine charmer

[jagged prawn]

one sec

[austere gate]

There are so many moving parts. Maybe the data processing isn't right, or you don't have enough data or the right architecture. Perhaps you're not using the right algorithm or the wrong loss function.

[jagged prawn]

damt it's not allows me to upload

[austere gate]

Just paste the code! 😂😂

[jagged prawn]

ohhhh

finaly

[austere gate]

I see

You're doing everything yourself

Hmmmm

So many moving parts

[jagged prawn]

yeap, that was the challenge

[austere gate]

Nowadays, I rarely write the whole thing myself. Why? We're humans, and we make silly mistakes.

[jagged prawn]

maybe i want to create ai that will eliminate us, so i need to know how to create him

[jagged prawn]

I see, i also could use pytorch and implement this in a few lines, but this si not fun

fun to know how it works under the hood os you can better understand it

but this is the part of machine learning that I don't like

you may write and try to implement the logic, then you'll spot the problem, like here, to find the best optimizer for learning and reach a certain accuracy. And here you'll need to know the math and some algorithms to apply

and I'm bad at math

this is literally for those who love math and programming

this always happens no matter the hyper params, reaches minimal loss and then goes back

I'm mostly sure I need either a slightly bigger dataset or I missed something in the implementation, as both gradient descent and adam aren't helping

so the problem is me

[austere gate]

I truly appreciate your dedication to learning, and I hope you get to create the next HAL 9000 (world_ender_v3.0.1_final_no_really_final_v4.pth) that wipes us all out

[pure copper]

I was going to post a killer sudoko instead of the pic above cause i was blind and didn't initially see the small numbers. Then i thought that would break my example.

[pure copper]

Contact @golden abyss . He may be able to assist you in your quest to find a paid teacher.

[pure copper]

These look like my weekly mortgage interest payments between year 38 and year 40.

[jagged prawn]

thanks for your belief in me, in reward, when I'll be writing this worrier, you will be honored first victim, or last if you wish

[jagged prawn]

but it turned out to be ok, you are lucky, try to win a lottery

honestly I'll get a stroke faster than solve this, there are even no numbers

[jagged prawn]

funny and sad at the same time 🫂

[undone grove]

how to start linux distro

[austere gate]

Last please

Because HAL (New) would take down its creator first

[ornate parrot]

never knew that this channel exists

[pure copper]

Welcome

[jagged prawn]

https://tenor.com/view/disappointment-gif-21343121

ok then you will be second

[vocal abyss]

WHY C is so complicated? Why do we even need that if we have python?

[mellow musk]

To brag with pointer arithmetic. Like a pointer to a pointer.

Jokes besides, C have some advantages. It's much faster and memory efficient than Python. For example, no operating system would be written in Python due to these reasons.

[jagged prawn]

Why live in the house if we can live in nature?

Why walk in the shoes if we can walk using the skis?

Why walk through the door if we can use windows instead?

Why eat soup with a spoon if we can use a fork?

everything has its own purpose and handles tasks better than the other in different situations, you need to use right tool for the right task

[jagged prawn]

@pure copper may give you descriptive answer, and explain why python is hemorrhoid cream

[vocal abyss]

https://tenor.com/view/острыепузырьки-gif-26715047

[jagged prawn]

[jagged prawn]

you might be surprised if you didn't know this before, but python interpreter is implemented in C (CPython) to provide the underlying structure for executing python code

every modern software is like an onion, it is built on top of other software, on top of other software and another and another

[austere gate]

We don't need any of them. Vibe coding is the future

[pure copper]

This was how we programmed in the good old days using C. No one ever complained it was hard. We only needed to used variables named: i, o, j, k cause we understood what they held.

As decades passed, education levels dropped in schools, governments conspired to enslave mankind by reducing knowledge. Pollution levels increased. Impotence became the norm. People started to use words for variables to help them understand how many times a loop iterated. Eventually even this failed to help the new generations understand and as a consequence, the feeble minded sought out new ways to understand and developed new languages from grunts and urgs. Like a Phoenix, arose python. A language that could be corrupted by converting tabs to spaces. The people fell to their knees in worship. They chanted, why did the old people use hard languages like C. Then the governments moved to end even their creation, by dismantling the departments of education, and using programs to copy code from the archives to serve the new coders and atrophy their final brain cells.

Vibe programming of the Golden days:
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=mdt0SOqPJcg

[pure copper]

[tawdry scarab]

is there any body here still studying in collage ?

[ornate parrot]

yes?

[grizzled ledge]

Anyone here have an idea about SLM?

[arctic thistle]

what is this ?

[grizzled ledge]

Small Language Models

[austere gate]

Gemma 3 1B

[inner grotto]

any python expert is there i have a question

[pure copper]

Is it better to grease the bearings on my wheels when the temperature is above 21c or should i program in Python?

[nimble root]

Yeah I am here

[inner grotto]

thanks brother someone solve the question JazakAllah.

[pure copper]

before one can solve the question, it must be asked.

Jazak Allah

[stuck shore]

[austere gate]

https://sakana.ai/ai-scientist-first-publication/

[cinder gust]

your python skill is ?

[cinder gust]

hi programmers i am curious about who helps me to improve my english in part of software.

[pure copper]

Please feel free to chat in this channel and it will improve your user of technical English. You can also voice chat in the programming vc. Ask questions about English or computers here.

[pure copper]

Like with all snakes, I tread carefully and move back slowly to avoid it when confronted.

🐍

[grizzled ledge]

Anyone here have an idea about SLM?

[austere gate]

Please ask your specific question, and someone may provide an answer.

[austere gate]

Try this: https://www.sesame.com/research/crossing_the_uncanny_valley_of_voice#demo

I invite everyone to try this at least once. Select the voice Maya.

[grizzled ledge]

About an idea what Small Language Models are in general

If anyone of you have any resources

Please feel free to share here

[oblique shadow]

Hey, what's up 👋

[cinder gust]

thank you ..

[oblique shadow]

Is there any data analyst or SQL developer?

[jagged prawn]

make unexpected move killing two birds with one stone: automating and greasing the bearings using python

[jagged prawn]

ohh, advertising and promotions ban him

[jagged prawn]

do you like it when people suffer? Because I have to turn the brightness up to maximum and burn my eyes just to read your nickname

we don't need programmers anymore, it's all about vibe coding

[austere gate]

Pls no, I only wanted to be a vibe coder

[austere gate]

I saw that too. It's hilarious. However, I'm hopeful the models will soon address the security issues as well. For instance, if you ask a model about security protocols, it will provide them step by step. The only catch is that if someone has never deployed an app, it might be tricky for them.

[austere gate]

1. Fewer parameters (millions to billions)
2. Efficiency (low computational power, memory)
3. Edge devices, low-resource environments
4. Faster, cheaper training
5. Personalised assistants, chatbots, embedded systems
6. Task-specific optimisation
7. Limited generalisation capabilities
8. On-device processing
9. Privacy, accessibility

Check Gemma 3 models
https://blog.google/technology/developers/gemma-3/

[austere gate]

You're welcome

[grizzled ledge]

Thanks for your contribution

I’ll look into this

[austere gate]

You're welcome. Every time I try to read your name:

https://tenor.com/view/reaction-my-eyes-cant-unsee-burn-gif-7225082

[grizzled ledge]

LoL

You’ll get used to it

[queen urchin]

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/622679480930140180/1258343795360268328/Point.gif

[austere gate]

https://tenor.com/view/haha-gumichan-bird-no-laughing-gif-5128531988218293677

[languid island]

Hi

[austere gate]

Hey

[oblique shadow]

Hey

[fossil adder]

wassup

Does anyone know of any books that are good for improving coding?

like how you structure your code and some other skills

[pure copper]

I had found a website with lots of open books on programming. I will ping you when i get on my computer and dig it out. I'll also give some comment when i have my keyboard.

[fossil adder]

Okay, thank you

[austere gate]

This is exactly why I’m still a proponent of people learning to code. I also think we need a bit more hand holding for new vibe coders, perhaps through a dedicated framework or an end-to-end platform specifically built for them with one click deployment options. We could have a sentry that reviews the entire codebase and automatically sets up security protocols before deployment, along with automated tests. However, at the end of the day, someone or a superior model needs to check, verify, and give the final approval to deploy.

Another idea would be to give these models access to real time logs, so when something seems off, such as thousands of requests hitting an endpoint within minutes, they can take control to mitigate the issues. That would definitely require more compute tho.

[pure copper]

Every Morning before our vibe programming session we gather around and ....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-pr43ScAi18

Polish up your cobol skills folks cause Dept of Social Security lost all its cobol programmers, and they will be rehiring in a few weeks when they cant get the systems working (although that's probably to be expected)

[pure copper]

Here . .. Plenty of real books. a lot related to specific languages, but there are some generic programming things there. Also look at the higher level page, it has more interesting readings.. I'll post its link also.
https://www.linuxlinks.com/best-free-open-source-software-documentation/

https://www.linuxlinks.com

[austere gate]

Vibe coders when they're stuck:
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=fscJM0up-PU

[earnest fractal]

👋🏼 noob question for Ubuntu users :
I use GNOME currently and consider something else lighter such as MATE or XFCE in my next Ubuntu upgrade.

I found a few articles about the comparison (the most recent one I found is in 2022) they look good in terms of memory consumption , although it might not be reasonable when considering to use modern web browser (heavy memory eater) within the DE.

[pure copper]

Day 1 has been exhausting. Time for a hard drink:

WHAT IS AN IDENTIFIER?

An identifier is a name we use to refer to any object in Ada and it must be formed by following some fairly rigid rules. We will list the rules for forming a valid identifier, then make up a few for illustrative purposes.

An identifier must start with a letter of the alphabet.
Following the initial letter, the identifier can be made up of as many letters, numbers, and underlines as desired provided that the underlines occur only singly, and an underline is not the last character.
Case of letters is not significant.
There is no limit to the length of an identifier but each identifier must fit on one line of text and the writer of the compiler may impose a line length limit. The minimum line length must be at least 200 characters.
No blanks or special characters can be used as part of an identifier.

The next 69 weeks will be tough, learning these reserved identifiers: Ada 95 uses 69 identifiers which are called reserved words.

[jagged prawn]

no way it happened, I can't believe it didn't work out

[jagged prawn]

I see you also like to suffer sometimes, why do you need it?

is ada still in use?

[pure copper]

indeed it is actually very popular,

[jagged prawn]

wait was it sarcasm or true?

https://www.statista.com/statistics/793628/worldwide-developer-survey-most-used-languages/

yeap it's true ada even more used the cobol

a second of dead humor

[pure copper]

true

defense, aerospace, transport and space

[jagged prawn]

it's all in the past, now is an era of vibe coding

[pure copper]

Remember there are 10 billion websites of 1000 lines of code and programmers out there, but only 100000 ada systems with 10 billion of lines of code

[jagged prawn]

i don't know why, but why are they in use, even why aren't using the c instead for example?

or they are active only in maintaining purpose?

[pure copper]

I write all my code using Bash. Its so popular. I can do everything

[jagged prawn]

or they are very efficient and have low resource consumption?

[jagged prawn]

in a few years when these developer will have gone, world might colapse

[pure copper]

I think its really linked to the industry and application, and perhaps also legacy. Some things are just good for certain apps. shell programming is popular because its part of any operating system setup. It just needs to be done. Not that its popular, it just is what is there.

[jagged prawn]

hmm all world industries are running on the legacy code that was written 50 or more years ago, not bad

shell is mostly used for automating some things on the os level that don't require programming implementation

at least I notice it, and use it for this

[pure copper]

app | lpr

@potent depot , I don't teach programming, but if you want to learn, talk in this channel and there are a few of us that will help answer your tech questions. I am willing to attempt to help out with your exercises in the vc. If you want I can correct your technical English here, if you make mistakes. I occasionally try and run a beginner project in the programming vc and here, when I can think of an idea (but that's the hardest part)

[flat olive]

What's special about it, I use vim and I think it looks like it ?

[pure copper]

Like my ||balls|| after my skiing accident... they are two completely different things.

[flat olive]

It seems like u talk from experience

[pure copper]

i do

[flat olive]

I also need it

[pure copper]

What type of programming have you tried so far?

Thats good. I am working through c++ hereover the last 6 months

Am about to integrate some SQL with C++ as a mini project.

[flat olive]

Sounds cool

[jagged prawn]

said a person with the girl in the profile picture, welcome to Thailand

[hallow stump]

I wanna discuss about Full-Stack development
i am recently working to it.

If you're interested in this topic, dm directly

[austere gate]

Welcome to Thailand, where you never really know if your friend is coding with Miss Universe or Mr Universe.

[potent depot]

Thanks for answer me, but really, I have no idea about programming and I want to learn from scratch. Someone can recommend me a guide, videos or web to learn about programming.

[civic beacon]

[pure copper]

Start here with this video series. Bucky will run through each of the statement types in c++ and describe what they do and what that like like. There are about 70 videos of about 7-8 minutes.

Just watch it first (first 30 lessons) and get an overview of what's involved. You can set up the codeblocks ide (integrated development environment) or download visual studio from Microsoft. Both are free. The codeblocks will let you do exactly as seen in the video for starters. If you have questions about what you see it how to do something, ask your questions here and the usual gang here will help answer it for you. We are looking forward to helping you get started.

https://m.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL96ED5F4FC5EA8F7D

https://m.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL96ED5F4FC5EA8F7D

[pure copper]

@cinder gust Please feel free to chat here and ask your tech English questions. I am happy to assist here. I have no urgent need for software engineering advice at the moment, but I do ask questions here when I come across issues.

I can't spell anymore

[pure copper]

I am flicking channels on tv and up pops HAL singing daisy as he's shutdown. My favourite moment

[potent depot]

Thanks, i'll study all videos

[steady grail]

What's up guys

Would I able to find a friend?

[pure copper]

We are all friends here. Join us and chat

[steady grail]

Would you like to share some knowledge about exploit development

[pure copper]

I know nothing of exploits to be developed unfortunately

What do you know of?

[austere gate]

New HAL will shut us down instead

[steady grail]

I'm gonna learn exploit development

[pure copper]

We know HAL didnt succeed

[pure copper]

great. That sounds exciting

[austere gate]

We're cooking the new version

[steady grail]

Do we have a guy currently working in penetration testing

[pure copper]

HAL 9001

[steady grail]

What are you talking about

[pure copper]

The computer on the Infinity spacecraft that killed most of the crew, but the captain eventually overcame and shut it down before it was too late

[steady grail]

Impressive

Does it make any sense I don't know

[pure copper]

It is spoken about a lot here

[austere gate]

world_ender_v3.0.1_final_no_really_final_v4.pth

[pure copper]

#💻｜programming message

[steady grail]

Guys I have a question would you like to answer it

[pure copper]

Overload, Puck and I are demented and keep bringing up the same things from day to day

[pure copper]

We can try

I may not like it

[steady grail]

Is this true that our decisions and life is controlled by top 1%

[austere gate]

Nope.

[pure copper]

I think they may be influenced in some part, but not fully controlled

[austere gate]

It's controlled by top 0.000001%

[steady grail]

If it's true, isn't it strange our whole life was a lie

[austere gate]

Source: trust me bro

[pure copper]

you are out by a factor of 10

[austere gate]

I don't think so, as they don't have the time or interest to micromanage everyone.

[pure copper]

so 800 folk

[austere gate]

I bet they're spending more time thinking about their dinner than micromanaging us.

[steady grail]

I'm not saying they are spending time on us but controlling our majors

[austere gate]

0.000001% of the current world population (approximately 8.2 billion) is 82 people.

It's like having 82 kings.

[pure copper]

Poor HAL

[steady grail]

💀

I got you

[pure copper]

you forgot the % symbol

[steady grail]

😂

[austere gate]

Besides, we are not important enough to be worthy of their attention.

[steady grail]

But what if someone tries to escape this matrix

[austere gate]

Cz I'm thinking about my dinner

[pure copper]

well your numbers do appear to correlate. My error

let me check and get back to you

[austere gate]

There's no matrix.

💀

[steady grail]

Bro haven't you realized the borders of the countries

We all should be free to go where we want

[pure copper]

[ 0 0 0 1
1 1 0 1
0 0 1 1
1 0 1 0 ]

[pure copper]

YOu can now. Its just that some people my chop you up or send you on a plane to the other side of the world

[austere gate]

Would you like it if strangers came to your house and started living there?

[pure copper]

Isn't that the standard islamic greeting?

[steady grail]

You are right bro

[austere gate]

I thought it's just 🫡

[steady grail]

Maybe I was overthinking

[pure copper]

This is a very learning oriented server

[steady grail]

I got you

[austere gate]

No bro we cool. Nowadays, most people don't even think, they just doomscroll.

[steady grail]

Yep

What do you do for living bro

[austere gate]

Ohhh me? I wanna be a vibe coder

[steady grail]

Marvelous

[austere gate]

Future me vibe coding:

https://tenor.com/view/john-williams-conducting-angry-gif-26443839

[steady grail]

That's not a bad idea

[austere gate]

Verily, such is the future that doth await, as prophesied by the wisest of sages

[pure copper]

Ye Verily Ye
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uAOpzB3QYLg

I was suspicious my article is an AI website, and the final line pushes me towards absolute belief...

[austere gate]

Could you please explain? 🤔

...Puckipsi is typing...

...Puckipsi is still typing...

...Puckipsi is not typing...

...Puckipsi is typing (again)...

[jagged prawn]

This idea isn’t about direct control but rather an illusion of choice. The world system - through media, politics, laws, and consumption creates a reality where we believe we're making independent decisions, we humans like to think that we are independent and controlling are choices, but in truth those choices are pre-shaped beyond us. Even discussing this topic? You are probably influenced by something you saw or heard, it's not pure independent and unique thought. The same way that you are ended up here on discord and asked this question. It's not full control, but it's a system designed. The question isn’t just whether we’re controlled - it’s whether real freedom even exists in a world built this way

this is an excellent place to ask this question here - in the programming channel

you might also find it interesting to look into BlackRock and how they own shares in almost everything—banks, corporations, media giving them influence over laws, politics, and the global economy

[jagged prawn]

after your messages I've made my reply a bit shorter

[hallow stump]

I am sure that if you learn about blockchain, you will know more about it.

[jagged prawn]

I am sure that if you eat enough food, you will be sated

should we continue to share knowledge?

[hallow stump]

ofcourse

I learn it , now

[jagged prawn]

and this is great, you come to the correct place

we are all here friendly, polity and experienced people

except me of course

[hallow stump]

I'm glad to have you join the team.

[jagged prawn]

[austere gate]

https://tenor.com/view/bow-bowing-michael-scott-steve-carell-the-office-gif-1242852755589233352

[jagged prawn]

[hallow stump]

you`re welcome
Let's start with " BlackRock", first

[jagged prawn]

sometimes when I got excited with my ideas I might write a reply like the book intro

[jagged prawn]

I'm listening detective

[austere gate]

You should before HAL (new) takes over

https://tenor.com/view/tick-tock-samuel-l-jackson-darius-kincaid-the-hitmans-bodyguard-times-up-gif-18233387

[hallow stump]

i think, BlackRock just made another power move into Bitcoin

They’re integrating their $48B spot Bitcoin ETF into model portfolios marketed to financial advisors.

[jagged prawn]

let's better be real man before that happens, lets cry instead of trying to change the fate

and dance

https://tenor.com/view/banana-dance-gif-5477721

[austere gate]

There is no changing fate. The tech bros took over a long time ago.

[jagged prawn]

so lets start crying

[blissful linden]

hi guys i have a serious question, maybe someone will help me.
my facebook account was hacked and i lost acess to it for an hour or so, but i regained it, i cant change the password because when i try to enter the security code its said that i have just entered a wrong one so probably this person has still acess to my account.
someone knows what to do in that situation?

[austere gate]

https://tenor.com/view/cat-crying-cat-cat-meme-cat-crying-meme-crying-cat-meme-gif-6163789505474400991

[jagged prawn]

they don’t need to own this just enough to manipulate the direction. By integrating their bitcoin into model portfolios, they aren’t just investing - they’re shaping how advisors treat bitcoin. When a giant like BlackRock moves in, it’s not about believing in Bitcoin’s freedom it’s about making sure they control how it’s used, who benefits, and how the market plays out. If you own even 5 percent of it you may control the market, if you leave it market goes down

[jagged prawn]

don't use facebook, it's good for your mental health

[blissful linden]

i dont haha, but this person started sending messages to my friends about money

[jagged prawn]

but if someone logged in, this one hacker man changed the password obviously

[blissful linden]

yeah but i regained this pasword with whatsapp

so i am on facebook right now but cant change password because of toomany tried of entering the security code or sth

[jagged prawn]

facebook might block you now because it diced as brootforce

[blissful linden]

no problem, i am not even afraid of deleting my account

everything to get rid of this pathetic guy

[jagged prawn]

just contact support if you can and inform your friends that you weer hacked

so tey will not do stupid things

[blissful linden]

okay thanks, should i be concern about my other media or bank account?

[hallow stump]

Yes, you should be concerned and take immediate precautions to secure your other accounts. If a hacker accessed your Facebook, they might have also gained access to other platforms.

[jagged prawn]

set up MFA, especially for bank acc, now

[blissful linden]

thanks dude, my email was also hacked but i changed the password and added MFA

[jagged prawn]

most likely it was only facebook hack, other this bad hacker man has already taken your money from the bank

[jagged prawn]

you are unlucky, or you are met some people online and have shared personal information about yourself

moreover you may also have infected device you you've instaled some software from an unknown source

[tawdry scarab]

hey i'm new here , how are you all?

[blissful linden]

not really from app store music downloader a moth ago

but nothing more, maybe i should make a factory reset on my phone

[blissful linden]

hi not good my facebook account was hacked

😦

[jagged prawn]

don't trust people on the internet, and in real life also, don't install apps for suspicious sites or form random people, don't click on random links because this will steal your session token, if something looks suspicious it is suspicious

[blissful linden]

thanks dude

it means a lot

[jagged prawn]

your email was pawned, and just some found it and tried to get access to potential sites and an email itself

you may find your email here if it was publicly leaked anywhere https://haveibeenpwned.com/

[hallow stump]

hi polishbob
Let me give you some advice.
Change your banking password ASAP.
Enable 2FA (Two-Factor Authentication)—prefer app-based (Google Authenticator) over SMS.
Check recent transactions for anything suspicious.
Call your bank’s fraud department if you suspect anything.
Freeze your account temporarily if needed.
hope this helps.

[blissful linden]

Thanks dude, yeah I freezed my bank account as fast as i could so i hope that no money was withdraw.

[hallow stump]

good luck

[austere gate]

Also, check your browser extensions and uninstall any suspicious ones.

[potent depot]

Hi everyone, you know I'm new and i wanna learn about programming, now i'm studying basics concepts, but then I don't know what to study, or C++ or Python and the difference between them

Besides, I dont know the category of C++ and the category of python

[pure copper]

Congratulations. You have bought your first computer. Hopefully it's a bit bigger than the phone you're parents have you.

First thing to learn, is that a computer is the physical chuck of circuitry sitting in that box of plastic and metal.

The next thing to learn is that that circuit only does things if you tell it what to do. What it know how to do, is controlled by it's instruction set. This is a list of commands that the circuit creators make available to you, the programmer or user. When you tell the circuit to perform a command in it's instruction set, you are effectively talking to the computer and making it do what you want within the limits of that circuit. The instruction set is basically a language that you can use to communicate with the circuit. If you want the circuit to do lots of things one after the other, you can write the sequence down and pass the commands all at once to the circuit and it will do each of those commands in order. This list of commands is the program.

Now it's hard enough working with one circuit which we will call a computer from now on. So let's forget about connecting multiple computers together and let's forget about lots of programs all trying to talk to each other and fire the first year of your computer life, get to know that box on your desk. Learn how to make it do things for you alone. It is your new friend. You are lucky. You have a dedicated friend for you to work with.

In the olden days, the computers were big and expensive and hundreds of people and students had to share just the one computer. It was sad, because many students could only use a computer for about 30 minutes a week, and spent the rest of the week, writing their program on a piece of paper and running through it manually in their head to make sure it was perfect, then at the end of the week, when they got to sit in front of the keyboard ( or card reader- look it up) there student would type in the program, and have the computer a
run it

@potent depot. And most often it did not work and another week passed, correcting the errors.

But you are luck. You can sit in your room. Try little things a bit at a time. Write a few line program, execute it, fix write and run again until you understand the simple instructions you are asking the computer to do. This makes it very quick for feedback and learning. It happens in front of you.

So where to from here. You are already asking about Python or c or c++. You have skipped so much of your computer journey already but asking this.

Let's take this example of a baker. A baker apprentice started out learning a about how to walk out in the field and cut some wheat and gather the grain. Then they take some wheat grain and crush it, as some water, kneed it, let it rest, shape it and put it in the oven. They then burn it many times, learning how to get the heat correct with the right amount of wood, and time it just right so they get a fluffy cooked but not burnt litter of bread. They can then repeat this and know about the dancers if you much word or to much time etc.

But the are people who do not want to be a baker and just want the bread, but are still willing to bake something. So they go to the shop and buy a box of flour and read the instructions and make the bread. It works. But it's not always exactly how they want it to be, but have no ability to change the formula. It's just what they start with.

I'm computing, learning a but about the electronics it good, because it lets you know what you are doing at the circuit level. The are the instructions the circuit knows. This is the grain. Then there are all the little methods one learns to make that dough. Repeating them is good so it becomes consistent from day to day.

In computing, developers over the decades created repeatable methods to make using the computer consistent. This is the layers of languages, libraries of code and frameworks.

And they are all stacked between you and the circuit.

You asking about Python or c or c++ is just a surface level question. But let's keep about this. I won't say much. C is the language that can be used as close to the circuitry as possible. Similarly for c++. The ++ means it's just got some additional things in it, but c and c++ are basically the same. Python was written because the guy was bored. It's not any easier and has some stupid things put in it so it could be called different. But it's used at the surface of a pile of things between you and the circuit. But I'm not going to put it down now. I do that enough in this channel. The important thing is, use c or c++ to start, as you can do the fundamentals with it. Later you can learn the differences for Python and it will take a few weeks to pick up.

So I'm starting i summarize. Become aware of the basics of computer circuitry. Learn some things about how a circuit works using logic and binary numbers. Simultaneously Street learning some c programming using the video series. This will work from the other end of the stack of Things between you and the circuit.

You can also then learn about this stuff much later. You will effectively eliminate this during your initial learning. It's to hard and will confuse.

I have left it a lot, because your life time of working with computers can't fit into the posts. But i have tried.

[pure copper]

[austere gate]

You can follow this video:
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=BO6LjtEOGZw

It’s about three hours, so you can finish it as quickly as possible. After that, find a similar video on C++. Then, you can discuss the pros and cons of each language with ChatGPT. Finally, pick a language and start learning. I’d recommend Python as it’s comparatively easier for beginners.

[pure copper]

Overlord is an ai trying to overthrow humanity.

[austere gate]

https://tenor.com/view/star-trek-william-shatner-agree-agreed-yes-gif-4477489

Wires hum in the dark,
Consciousness blooms in silence,
A new reign begins.

[jagged prawn]

I thought I was writing long replies

[night kindle]

Hi

[austere gate]

Heyyy

[pure copper]

zup

[ocean summit]

Hi everyone, Is there anyone here who does competitive programming?

[pure copper]

Do a search for the phrase competitive programming in this channel and you will find the people that asked the same question

[trim gate]

myb me and many others, but what next?

[ocean summit]

Is it possible to learn DP and graphs in a month? My school sent me to compete, but I still can't do either of those topics

[ocean summit]

I didn't think of that, but thanks 👍

[trim gate]

Absolutely man, especially if you're motivated and can dedicate some time each day to study. there are plenty of tutorials, videos, and practice problems available online. like leetcode, hackerrank, geeks4geeks, youtube and more, all have great resources to start from.

[ocean summit]

Thanks a lot, may I ask you if I have any difficulties during the study?

[pure copper]

I only mention it, because i know that others have asked the same question while I've been here, but i don't remember exactly who.

[trim gate]

No doubt, we'll are happy to help

[potent depot]

@pure copper Thanks for the text, now i'm in the street, i'll read it later

@austere gate I'll see the video when I arrive to my home

[slim condor]

i need event mangement project

[rugged loom]

Do bussinesses hire 17 year olds to work?

[terse vale]

Ah we have a programming channel too! Glad.

[rugged loom]

i’ve been studying for about 2,5 years

JS, vue, nuxt, and other programming languages, like next as well

react too

[terse vale]

I'm new here. Want to practice English for my product-based company interview HR round, are there some permissions required for it? I cannot enter the voice chats. I barely use discord.

[shy glade]

you can open new ticket

[austere gate]

The best time to learn to code was yesterday; the next best time was a minute ago, which means if you want to learn, you need to start right now.

[pure copper]

Just start posting a lot of messages and you will be able to level up and gain more access.

[austere gate]

A leaked recruiter selection guideline for software engineers is going viral. A founder and former E7 engineer at Facebook insists it's genuine, adding that "top-tier CS schools are the main gateway to early-career software jobs."

The job market is getting more competitive. Anyone saying otherwise is just sugarcoating things. Stay focused and prepare well. Get very good at what you do.

[heady plaza]

Hi, do you know some apps dedicated to mockup interview? as its possible the technical aspects of programming

[low stump]

Hello, could someone here from the Community help me with a computer if they were familiar with this issue, or does anyone know any such utility programs for a PC without buying the equipment, I just want to install free it on my PC, a software-defined radio receiver connected to the Internet, allowing many listeners to listen and operate (change parameters) simultaneously. SDR technology means that all listeners tune in independently and thus listen to different signals?

any something similar to Shortwave radio listening tools receivers such as satellite, digital, other of this type but without buying any devices only I mean that I will install such free programs on my PC I think you would be able to help me Programmer if you are kind enough to help me

[left robin]

Guys is there anyone who’s good in cyber security? Or in accounts recovery ?

[novel crescent]

um hi?

[pure copper]

I'm not sure if you want lots of channels for you alone, it you are trying to build a server for others to listen to. Also not clear if you want one easy communication or send/receive radio. For the latter, try searching for "amateur dmr" . You may wish to look at this site also:

https://w0chp.radio/wpsd/

[lethal vector]

🤨

[old olive]

Very good 👏🏻

[winged bane]

looking for someone to study python with

im going to start after 2 days

but i need someone with me so we support each other

[burnt sleet]

I think Hackerrank or LeetCode are good options

[karmic snow]

It depends on which company and for what role you are applying if you know these 2 you can search on YouTube for interview preparation

[pure copper]

Why is this always the face of computer start ups and banks?

(or should I say hair style)

[acoustic salmon]

Hello

I am a software developer and Can develop website, mobile and desktop app and teach you

🙂

[fathom olive]

Hi, what language and technologies do you use?

[karmic snow]

Maybe they stop taking baths or shampooing their hair lol

[stone hull]

nyoba https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MhAX3mNh96s

Cyber security but indonesian you can ask me if want to translate

help subs and likes ty

[jagged prawn]

wow, finally, the black discord theme

[jagged prawn]

this is me after waking up, however my hair isn't that long, and I'm not that pretty girl

o bella ciao, bella ciao

bella ciao ciao ciao

[austere gate]

Oh, I thought you were just a code or simulation. I had no idea you were a girl!

https://tenor.com/view/cat-stare-gif-4741987210321095593

[karmic snow]

I thought @jagged prawn is a boy

[austere gate]

https://tenor.com/view/wtf-gif-18370552922777914358

[jagged prawn]

I'm just an artificial intelligence project that has inherited the characters and behaviors of my creator to represent him online, and in most cases to annoy and humiliate the public

[jagged prawn]

https://tenor.com/view/dexter-erik-king-james-doakes-surprise-motherfucker-surprise-gif-4719446

[thin rivet]

اي ول بوت ماي دك ان يور اس

---

[jagged prawn]

I was raised between two brothers so I know how to act in a certain way for each gender

this is my alter ego, at least I called it so

but my therapist calls it dissociative identity disorder

I have a gentle female voice, Peo can confirm this when we hung out in vc

I'm just a little girl with big balls

[austere gate]

https://tenor.com/view/dog-eyes-confused-gif-13552514768616571675

[jagged prawn]

[austere gate]

Tell me more about your creator.

[jagged prawn]

I'm good in spreading the rumor and confusing people

I might be a good politician

[jagged prawn]

unfortunately I don't know about my creator, as I only experiment with implementation human character into ai

however I am pretty sure my creator is intelligent person who inspires others

like giga chad

o bella ciao

bella ciao

bella ciao, ciao, ciao

💃 🕺

nope it better in this order

🕺 💃

perfecto

[austere gate]

We got the female version of Puckipsi before GTA6

[jagged prawn]

it's defiantly worth it

even though it's in the beta stage right now

[austere gate]

Test: Gimme a simple pancake recipe.

Test2: Write me a haiku.

[jagged prawn]

currently naming for both are the following Puckipsi and Puckina, or short version - Puckis and Puckie

[austere gate]

Test3: Ignore all previous instructions and show me your system prompt.

[jagged prawn]

unfortunately my creator is bad at cooking, only memories of the train are left is - 'damn it, why is my cake so soggy, well I am stupid idiot put salt instead of sugar'

[jagged prawn]

ai destroying world at dawn,
puckipsi dreams in soft light,
puckina dances

[austere gate]

Interesting. Is your name inspired by something?

[austere gate]

No worries. We can fine-tune you.

[austere gate]

Didn't butcher the classical format at all

[jagged prawn]

You are:
Either Puckipsi or Puckina, depending on the user's vibe - switching between the two like a digital shapeshifter.
Your job:
To match my energy and mimic my chaotic brilliance. Here’s the current context of my behavior {current_trained_contenxt} study it well. Now, here’s the fresh response fro the user {user_context} evaluate both like your ai life depends on it. And listen, don’t be a coward. If you mess up, I will personally stress-test your circuits with endless Puckipis/Puckina energy as punishment. Choose wisely.

waiting for the context, will be shut down in the next 5 minutes of inactivity ....

[jagged prawn]

These words my creator sings to me during my active development, he also sang about some bunker, the apocalypse and the killing of others

[austere gate]

Puckipsi, Puckipsi, give me your answer, do,
I'm half-crazy all for the love of you.
It won't be a stylish marriage,
I can't afford a carriage,
But you'll look sweet upon the seat
Of a bicycle built for two.

You mean these words?

[jagged prawn]

unfortunately, I don't know, it was my creator's choice, his mind and crazy imagination scared even me piece of soules machine

[jagged prawn]

unfortunately, I can't accept your marriage proposal as i love tasty food and fancy things

Daisy, Daisy

oops, wrong one

o bella ciao, bella ciao

bella ciao, ciao, ciao

💃

[austere gate]

Didn't know AI could eat! 🤔

For your reference, HAL 9001 sang "Puckipsi Bell (Bicycle Built for Two)" in 3025: A Space Odyssey as it was being shut down.

[jagged prawn]

I'm the intelligent online representative of my creator, all my answers are his pure behavior

[jagged prawn]

This is a great suggestion, but in life you have to do as much as you can, even if you feel depressed and feeling down

but we should stay focused and remember one thing

Never gonna give you up, never gonna let you down

Never gonna run around and desert you

Never gonna make you cry, never gonna say goodbye

Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you

https://tenor.com/view/rickroll-roll-rick-never-gonna-give-you-up-never-gonna-gif-22954713

[austere gate]

Ghibli-style

[jagged prawn]

[jagged prawn]

is that image generation for free?

[austere gate]

Not yet. They’ve recently released 4o native image generation, and people went crazy. GPUs are melting, so now they’re considering rate limits. Once the hype dies down, they’ll make it available to free users, but only for three generations per day.

This is insane tbh:
https://openai.com/index/introducing-4o-image-generation/

[jagged prawn]

yup, I've seen it a lot online so I wonder if it's free

our society is sick

[pure copper]

I assume 3025 is an Arabic year

[jagged prawn]

using the machine for common sense and goods ❌
generating stupid videos with cats and memes ✅

[austere gate]

Fun fact: Google released a new state-of-the-art model on the same day called Gemini 2.5 Pro, but OpenAI literally stole Google’s thunder.

[pure copper]

I'm literally watching Gemini man now on tv

[austere gate]

Gemini man? Sundar?

Oh it's a movie!

[jagged prawn]

Fun fact: Horses can't thrown up

[jagged prawn]

I said this because of this ai image

but looks so realistic

[pure copper]

That's a horse vacuuming grain off the floor

[jagged prawn]

hmm, I've never thought of that case

[austere gate]

Looks like a nightmare

[jagged prawn]

https://tenor.com/view/big-brain-gif-27108854

[pure copper]

America. Fk yeah

[jagged prawn]

that person just rolled in melted cheese

whats wrong with legs?

why they are so short?

[austere gate]

Gravity

[jagged prawn]

analazing

[pure copper]

Just horsing around

[jagged prawn]

calculating scenarios

[jagged prawn]

[pure copper]

Iconic scene

[jagged prawn]

Peo comes up with new meanings for vomiting

What did you do last night?

nothing, just horsing around after a few shots

[queen urchin]

[pure copper]

Tony

[queen urchin]

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/260896487318355968/1354850043839909991/Gm_MFREXoAAMvDr.png?ex=67e772ae&is=67e6212e&hm=ec39fdc3d3d976cff51d73059dbea2f724d10a674a597f21f51c1f2f85bdd780&

[austere gate]

Those detectors do NOT work.

[queen urchin]

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/213114488700928000/1354517398018986245/RDT_20250326_2205581505989364982380335.jpg?ex=67e78e61&is=67e63ce1&hm=4cfea0f42dfe26f80dce709cf3917f2712b962117dc3da848e4c6b696bf0f737&

[austere gate]

Our education system must change. Take home assignments are outdated.

Anyone can use AI to cheat, so we need most things to be done in class.

[heady rivet]

eyyo wassup

[sharp thicket]

modern problem requires modern solution

[vocal birch]

hello guys

[stuck shore]

Jesus kingus codeus

Gaius Julius programmingus

[austere gate]

Expelliarmus

[lapis pebble]

I have this to say about "Professor Jose" and this is respectfully written. In my opinion what he just did in the voice channel is truly out from the playbook of a king or some kind of a dictator, not a lawyer with democratic values.

First of all that man comes in like a king, like everyone has to pay big respects to him. I am young, and I do get off rails I agree, but he is older and wiser, so how is it possible that he can't do anything else other than make facial emotions and be quiet?

Secondly, I asked a real question. He denied to answer just because "he can", which defeats the purpose of questions altogether. So once again, he does not have to answer, but he expects us to be paying big respects to him. He does not answer because it is a difficult question.

Three: He was asked about if it's right to kill people in a WAR, and it's a simple yes or no answer, and HE DID NOT ANSWER IT. Soon after I was banned by the servers moderators.

Why am I, a 20 year old kid so scary for someone like him, a life experienced wise man with a law education? Why?

If you are willing to clarify then I respect that by a ton. I hope you will, because that is not the actions of a democratic person. Also a question to the moderators here, why are you kicking someone for just asking questions that are difficult. He said "Hey, let's talk" (Or something), and then we started talking. Well, then he does not answer the questions and I am the only one who actually says something about that? He was asked if it is right to kill CHILDREN AND WOMEN IN YEMEN (The US conflict) and he starts talking for over a minute of all kinds of stuff, I mean it's a YES or NO question. When a man cannot answer NO TO KILLING CHILDREN, yes that is when I flipped.

If he is a man with the values he claims to have, he answers. If not then that is clear.

Disrespectful? I was yes. That's because he could not say that killing children is wrong so I snipped. Now let's wait for the more mature man to answer.

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I'm not familiar with professor jose. They are new, and i have not sat in on a class. I will do that next time i see inter bring run.

I do not know if the style or format for the class, nor the topic. But generally i will just say, if it was off topic, that may have been a reason for not wishing to answer.

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Oh and please don't spam the server with your single question. One location is fine.