💻｜programming

[pure copper]

I just say make me a program i am thinking about and it does it

[brisk silo]

Okay, sure, for simple types.
But as soon as you need complex logic, your case blocks get bloated.
A Strategy pattern keeps the logic encapsulated in separate classes

[jagged prawn]

ai is telling a lot of bullshit

[pure copper]

I like nested switch statements to clean things up.

Then encapsulate in a class

[jagged prawn]

what a perfect world, can ai completly do the job instead of you you and bring you money?

if no, its useless

[pure copper]

So, my brother in law says i won't even have to think the program, nor tell it to make what I'm thinking. It will do it without my thoughts at all.

🧠

[brisk silo]

Don't support them

[pure copper]

Equal rights for all switch statements

🏳️‍🌈

[jagged prawn]

i know how it's called

[pure copper]

I've heard of that

[jagged prawn]

good for you if you not proctis it

[gloomy meteor]

You seems new to Java or OOP
And that’s exactly the problem. To solve a 10-line logic gate, you’re creating 5 new classes, 1 interface, and a factory. You’re sacrificing locality of reference. If I want to see how the bot handles different packet types, I want to see it in one place, not jump through 6 files in my IDE.

[brisk silo]

Big stuff

[pure copper]

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=A7Vw1Yy8gDY

[gloomy meteor]

You wanted that topic to discuss, didn't you

Where is overlord to carry the chat

[pure copper]

Puck and i are here on shift

We're just addressing a different case

[jagged prawn]

I usually try to avoid if statements when possible. I prefer using enums, or for larger things an abstract class callabel methods. And sometimes I rely on try/except to handle cases

sometimes I do weird stuff

50 shades of Puck

[jagged prawn]

eee, are you blind or what, don't you see me and Peo here

[pure copper]

I used abstract cowbells when i started out

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=C4NFeQDMn14

[gloomy meteor]

I'm taking this argument on heart
I'm not paying attention lad

[jagged prawn]

https://tenor.com/view/long-tears-gif-11087877242190144149

[pure copper]

We have been arguing switch for the last hour

[brisk silo]

Back to that
It's about scalability! What happens when you add a 16th case?

[pure copper]

Underappreciated

One more case

[jagged prawn]

did we? arent it a random discussion about elcticity, soup and songs

[pure copper]

All tied into switch. To abstract for the beginners

I switch between cowbells rather than driving cowbell class.

[jagged prawn]

you will add more likely one more after it

[pure copper]

👆

[jagged prawn]

I swtich better betwen scout and dark lagger

[gloomy meteor]

If you use Sealed Classes, the compiler literally won't let you forget the 16th case. It checks for exhaustiveness.
Your Map approach? You’ll get a null at runtime if you forget to register a key, and then you’re hunting for a NullPointerException in production.
Sealed classes are a feature in Java (15+) and Kotlin that restrict class inheritance, allowing a class or interface to define a limited, permitted set of subclasses

I'm taking this too much

lmao

learn kiddo

learn

[jagged prawn]

my mind is not minding very fast right now

[jagged prawn]

master teach the noobs, be their hero

[pure copper]

Invisible we are

[jagged prawn]

https://tenor.com/view/peepoleave-gif-6548096780236450789

are we gosts

ghosts

[pure copper]

You are the goat

[jagged prawn]

I forgoting wrods

[jagged prawn]

dunno if this compliment or no

[pure copper]

Yes

Or should i say 1

[jagged prawn]

[jagged prawn]

nahh, let's be positive

[pure copper]

[gloomy meteor]

Java is moving toward Data-Oriented Programming. switch + records + sealed types is faster to write, easier for the Just-In-Time compiling to optimize, and type-safe at compile time
The "everything must be a Strategy object" mindset is what gave Java the reputation for being verbose
Last one ISTG 😭
I'm glazing Java too much ig

[pure copper]

Looks like we're heading back to the 60s

[gloomy meteor]

@jagged prawn@pure copper You guys are cool but don't mind my rushing I just hated the way they brought the topic

[pure copper]

🧁

[jagged prawn]

https://tenor.com/view/long-tears-gif-11087877242190144149

[pure copper]

Making myself boofiful

[brisk silo]

man

[jagged prawn]

don't be to strict, it's my job people just wanted to start the conversation

[brisk silo]

I forgot about the exhaustiveness check on sealed types.

[pure copper]

[jagged prawn]

ohh new drama, not initiated by me

lets see

[pure copper]

😮

[gloomy meteor]

🫡

[jagged prawn]

[gloomy meteor]

Take the founders path 🫵

[jagged prawn]

but yeah, feel free to swear at them

[pure copper]

Looks like Stargate

[gloomy meteor]

glazing Java again

[pure copper]

I prefer glazed donuts

[jagged prawn]

damt it tommorw is monday? why the weekend end so fast

[pure copper]

I got three weeks to go. Then 9 months holiday, then i quit.

[brisk silo]

Fine I will give you that one
I'm still keeping my Maps for dynamic plugin loading

[pure copper]

Cause chasing electrical bugs

[jagged prawn]

not bad holidays

[jagged prawn]

damn it also late for you

[pure copper]

2+ months annual leave and 6 long service

[gloomy meteor]

And they say why I hate myself
I spent time on writing wall text and .........
GL, couldn't argue more

[pure copper]

Working under the led light from my phone

[gloomy meteor]

Bro thinks I'm fighting to prove shi

[jagged prawn]

and chating here

[pure copper]

Chi

[gloomy meteor]

Bring the real ones

[pure copper]

Distracting me from the red wire

[jagged prawn]

and you also got the money during the leave, and after quit

[pure copper]

Yes

[jagged prawn]

i would probably do the same

[jagged prawn]

trying to save from a bad decision

[jagged prawn]

if you are cleaning the vacuum cleaner, does that mean you are a vacuum cleaner?

[pure copper]

Oh it's 3. Better macht schlafzeit

[gloomy meteor]

😂

Puck is underrated

[pure copper]

500watts

[jagged prawn]

o german lang, I remember the one joke

what was the hitlers pin code?

nine -nine-nine-nine

9-9-9-9

it funny for me and those who know the lang

[pure copper]

She's electrifying
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=itRFjzQICJU

[jagged prawn]

didn't know john is the singer or can sing

[pure copper]

😮

[jagged prawn]

even not bad one

i've seen something with him that you will definitely like

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VmHNMif29MU

damn we're back to the begging

🎶

late time, nice chatting

great new working week

bye

💃🕺

[vivid warren]

[pure copper]

Karaoke staple

Bye all

[jagged prawn]

haven't seen overlord, hello and bye

[brisk silo]

It's calm here

I don't have the ability to start another topic after what happened to me

[fast solstice]

if you don't mind telling, what happened to whom (or who?)?

[brisk silo]

I started a topic

[fast solstice]

ok

[brisk silo]

I found out that I'm so clueless

I felt like I'm getting scolded

[fast solstice]

bruh

can you point me towards the chat where this happened

[brisk silo]

Scroll up

[gloomy meteor]

You are

No offe

Offence

[neon token]

Anyone here who has web dev agency?

[brisk silo]

Are you always mean like that

Or it's just the way you have been raised

It's alright to be knowledgeable but don't belittle others

It's not good

[austere gate]

@brisk silo You seem like a genuinely nice person with a kind heart. Please do not take people on the internet too seriously, including me. I know it is probably hard to accept, but the fact of the matter is that most things people say online come from self-embarrassment, disappointment, and frustration, while some people simply enjoy trolling others. As a result, they are often just empty words with no real moral grounding and should not be taken seriously.

[brisk silo]

I really appreciate your kindness
Thx thx

[austere gate]

Ur welcome. Btw it's very tough to be kind to people who are Java developers, but I tried my best.

[brisk silo]

😭

You know that all of this started because of a Java argument too

He thinks like he won a prize by proving me wrong

[austere gate]

https://tenor.com/view/python-beloved-my-beloved-coding-programming-gif-23762816

[brisk silo]

🐍

[gloomy meteor]

Man 💀

I was saying good things about you

[gloomy meteor]

What are you studying newbie
So we can talk with maintaining the peaceful and healthy conversation like a true tech enthusiasts

[pure copper]

Hi Elena, Its nice that you joined the programming channel and want to stay and pass on your knowledge. Overlord, Puckipsi and I are always throwing in our commentary on computer issues, when we can to help people and just to keep the place alive. Its always full of action. All three of us have slightly varied histories and opinions on topics. There are hundreds of people passing through here with lots of laguages and frameworks and LLMs and whatever the current buzzword is for the month. If we seem like we are trolling, its not overt and will be subtle, but we genuinely do like to help. We hope you will become a regular (troll or expert or both)

🥳 🤖 🧜‍♀️

btw, switch is great

[gloomy meteor]

Am I good peo 🥀

[gloomy meteor]

She doesn't believe in that

[pure copper]

sure, Nice debate

too bad I had to go to bed

[gloomy meteor]

Thanks lad

[gloomy meteor]

Gn 🫡

Oh wait

You had

Sorry

My English

😭

Lmao

[pure copper]

Its the middle of the day. I did go to bed. Now I am awake again

[gloomy meteor]

I think I'm thr one who needs sleep

[pure copper]

Thats why we do English here. To use it with COBOL

Well back to my Electrical network... Slowing isolating issues.

[gloomy meteor]

Bro doing cobol 🥀
I thought these languages they telling us about it just to scare us

[pure copper]

Its a great language

HIgh paying as all the COBOL programmers are retiring.

COde still runs on big machines that run the world secretly in the background

Government, banks, etc

afk ciao

[brisk silo]

Thanks Peo, you are so kind

[brisk silo]

I'm a software engineering student, and please show some kindness like others

[serene plover]

I have a teamwork
About developing app/web and even Ai solutions

[warm briar]

which stack?

[serene plover]

Flutter, react native, MERN stack...

And Ai solutions

[gloomy meteor]

"Kindess"
How funny your kind like to play the victim card
You didn't see yourself in the GC how you were talking to me

[brisk silo]

You were responding faster when it was about debating now you are taking time
And yeah I knew it, you still holding hard feelings
Let's forget about it and move on

[gloomy meteor]

Aight, but grow up and change this ahh bio
You ain't flexing shi

Even the pronouns

It's lame

[vernal pier]

hi

everyone

[pure copper]

[humble finch]

Hey buddy!

[vernal pier]

hey, guys

[thick dew]

hiii

whatsup coders

[vernal pier]

hi, snowy

[gloomy meteor]

Peo your reactions always makes me confused
Your silence wisdom is louder than the actions

[mint barn]

How about we host a little chatgptathon where we make apps taking as much help as needed from LLMs and then some judges judge it

🧍‍♂️

[brisk silo]

LoL that's so embarrassing

[brisk silo]

Okay instead of giving orders what about your studies you didn't show anything

[gloomy meteor]

Just a network engineering graduate who is working as technical support

We are ruining the scientific vibes of this channel

[brisk silo]

I see

Okay let's test your knowledge then

[gloomy meteor]

bet

[brisk silo]

So confident I like this

Okay let me google some easy question

If you’re building a high-performance enterprise network today, you would pick EIGRP over OSPF, right?

I Hope that I didn't make mistakes here and didn't forget the first year subject

[gloomy meteor]

https://tenor.com/view/ghost-cod-call-of-duty-call-of-du-call-of-duty-modern-warfare-ii-simon-ghost-riley-gif-27104686

[brisk silo]

wut

[gloomy meteor]

Old me would chose OSPF for the vibes, since I like the open source things, and hate the Cisco monopolism's shi
But my logic saying here EIGRP is a Hybrid so it’s like a smart car, like we aren't holding emotional stuff against tech
But the player here that you use what you want based on the env you working in

[brisk silo]

what you mean by hybrid

[gloomy meteor]

You suppose to know basic knowledge before asking such a question
The protocol algorithm is hybrid, two algos are used in it

brb

[brisk silo]

And what you mean by the env

[gloomy meteor]

EIGRP is cisco

Which means you need cisco devices

That means more 💰

Which sucks

[brisk silo]

So? Cisco is better

[gloomy meteor]

Sure, until you want a different brand that’s cheaper or faster
If I use OSPF, I can connect any device from any company in the world and they all understand each other perfectly
I can saty that’s not cheap, that’s being smart ✅

Are you trying to become a network engineer by any chance

[brisk silo]

You know something I guess

[brisk silo]

After seeing this, you are encouraging me to do it

[gloomy meteor]

https://tenor.com/view/cat-gif-8420165

"I guess"

Wild

[gloomy meteor]

Sorry, SE people rejected according to my agenda

[brisk silo]

Rejected by who?

[gloomy meteor]

Me the real Networking patrol

[brisk silo]

So arrogant

[gloomy meteor]

STOP THE SHIT FROM HERE

GO THER #💭｜general

well

blocked anyways

https://tenor.com/view/sharkia-shark-dance-sea-dance-move-gif-16292820

[pastel crow]

Anyone here solid with DSA? Need two members to team up with for an upcoming competitive programming event. Hit me up if you're interested.

[brisk silo]

Which region

[lean sage]

Hi

Wanna know if someone can help me in some ideas in programing app web

?

[pure copper]

Like what?

Can you elaborate

[lean sage]

I m devellopping now an application web but I wanna someone ask him to give some ideas in my project

If there is someone wanna help just send me private😇

[pure copper]

Are you looking for features for the application?. What is the gist of the program already? @lean sage

Was so close to creating a DM, just a liiiiitttttle more infooooooo. Then was ready for a big offer of help, but alas abandoned mid conversation.

[gloomy meteor]

What happened reminded me of a meme

[pure copper]

It appears to be one of those folks we never see here, appears once for a single post or 2 and then is never seen again.

[austere gate]

I've a question guys

disappears

[gloomy meteor]

Hahaha

I mean guys
I'm going to state something crazy

Programming channel> AI

Holy glazing

[vernal pier]

hey guys

[serene plover]

Hello

[mystic island]

hello everyone

[brisk silo]

Heya

[nocturne remnant]

Surprise attack xD

[nocturne remnant]

@brisk silo this was a really good punchline. Nevertheless, you guys really have to talk in concrete. Tools are for different purposes. Sometimes devs mess up something and "fix" it with a tool that is designed for a different purpose. 15 branch switch case is a mess. 15 strategies for a sole pipe is an equal mess. There is something wrong on fundamental level and you're discussing what's better for cleaning up the consequences.

[brisk silo]

Don't encourage his ego please

But let's say that
We were essentially arguing over which rug covers the mess better instead of just cleaning it up.
If you're looking at 15 branches, the issue isn't the pattern it's the complexity.
No amount of clean code can save a fundamentally broken architecture.

[nocturne remnant]

That's exactly the point. Maybe I've missed why that argument started in the first place.

[brisk silo]

Actually I wanted to discuss something
But I got scolded by network engineer while I'm the software engineer

[nocturne remnant]

Sounds like old-days-nerds-programmers-days : )

Kinda miss them tbh. Not truly toxic ones though. Just a little fooling around

What were you trying to discuss?

[brisk silo]

He isn't toxic
But he is arrogant ig

[brisk silo]

Big stuff
But now I should learn more

[austere gate]

https://tenor.com/view/yeah-excellent-extra-hello-hello-u-gif-16864701716667636156

[austere gate]

Network Engineer > Software Engineer

[brisk silo]

You stand with them

[gloomy meteor]

🫡

[austere gate]

https://tenor.com/view/no-no-no-no-no-way-nope-nope-nope-gif-8935646535792627896

I stand with Java developers

[brisk silo]

Overlord fr 😭

[austere gate]

Frfr

But I sit with other developers

[brisk silo]

Yall are arrogants somehow 😭

[leaden sleet]

Whom do you stand with

[leaden sleet]

[mighty root]

anybody learning webdev?

[waxen pike]

yep

i'm web developer

[tardy meadow]

You never stop learning, so...

[queen urchin]

how arrogant?

[pure copper]

From someone who is old-days before nerds or revenge of the nerds, I think this was a gen alpha problem

[pure copper]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9HvKjPOPAjQ

[pure copper]

now you've done it

[pure copper]

pray tell

[austere gate]

Am I in trouble?

https://tenor.com/view/none-of-my-business-awkward-gif-26775303

[night zephyr]

Hello everyone! I'm currently learning English and improving my communication skills. I have a solid background in Python, backend development, APIs, databases, automation, and experience building real projects. I'd love to join a project where I can contribute, gain experience, and practice English while working with other developers. OBS-> my english is really bad LOL feel free to text me by the way 😄

[nocturne remnant]

Pre-nerds era was pretty much scientists, no?

[pure copper]

💃

👩‍🔬

[austere gate]

https://tenor.com/view/python-beloved-my-beloved-coding-programming-gif-23762816

[night zephyr]

❤️

[jagged prawn]

you won't believe it, but I also develop apps and I want someone to ask her for advice privately, without any context, just like that

[jagged prawn]

liar, your beloved is a nonexisting ai waifu

wow, there are new people and some activity here, I haven't seen that often

[pure copper]

🧁

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZFmC7hd1hno

[austere gate]

In case you didn’t know, this is what your AI boyfriend looks like:

https://tenor.com/view/nvidia-rtx-gpu-geforce-3050-gif-24968432

[jagged prawn]

looks masculine and rich

I'm ready to say yes

💅

terraform was nice and fun when I had one mvp environment and a few resources with a single backend. Now it’s becoming a complete pain in the ass with one state file two environments and a couple of hundred resources

I should use more commas in my sentences

[gloomy meteor]

AI is taking over guys

https://tenor.com/view/stress-stitch-gif-25586692

[visual smelt]

https://medium.com/@arslanheja202

Guys

Are u ready?

I made a compiler: https://schart.github.io/flexql-landing-page/

Write once compile to many

[nocturne remnant]

I mean, technically, it's the same as to send some human guts and brains saying that's the bf/gf. Hence, inaccurate at best

[austere gate]

You don't need commas. You need another one of those not expired cakes.

[austere gate]

I can’t imagine what will happen when embodied AIs, or robots, become cheaply available, like $2k for an AI robot waifu. Can you imagine how people would react to such technology?

[gloomy meteor]

First time overlord using another emoji

am shcoked

[austere gate]

Well, I use that one especially when I feel rather disgruntled about the grim prospects of our civilisation.

[gloomy meteor]

https://tenor.com/view/british-gif-26077384

[languid jackal]

Incel 📈

[vivid warren]

[forest cairn]

Hi

[pure copper]

One ai brain cell

[pure copper]

Embedded chips becoming embodied in robots to be embedded by humans again for pleasure.

[pure copper]

Hardly

[nocturne remnant]

What? will they g00n even harder than they usually do in neocities era?

[nocturne remnant]

I've played a few videogames focusing on that topic. Love, death and robots also had kitsune episode close to that

offtopic. Did something happen here recently? I've received more random friend requests in the last two days than I've in my entire stay here.

[pure copper]

With the price of oil rising, people can ill afford to socialize irl, so they are trapped in the virtual world looking for friends here.

🛢️

[wild cradle]

Of course

[pure copper]

[devout herald]

is there anyone good with tech here

urgently im tryna burn a windows 10 into my laptop

[pure copper]

Everyone

What's the issue

[devout herald]

can u guide me through i dont wanna delete all my files

im in my bios page what 2 cclick

[pure copper]

Have you done a backup. Most important

[devout herald]

yea

[pure copper]

So you could recover them if you stuff up at least. That's step 1

[pure copper]

What op sys do you have on machine now?

[devout herald]

win 11 , i want windows 10

i believe thats on my usb rn

burned

whixh option 2 choose

panic

[pure copper]

I would think, neither. If the win10 is on the usb, then you need to change the bios to read the usb as first option for boot, then hard drive. When you put a usb in, it should boot directly from the usb

[devout herald]

oh ok thats great

drop recipe

[pure copper]

Do you have linux on the machine also?

[devout herald]

no its laptop lenovo

idk if i have linus 😅

[pure copper]

Well try the boot sequence setting first and see what happens

[devout herald]

oke

[grave venture]

Has anyone created an automation workflow on n8n ever?

[pure copper]

If it boss from the usb, it will not into the win10 on that drive. The hard drive should then show up once it starts, but the windows directory on the usb will be the main ops sys source and the HD in the laptop will not be used at time.

@devout herald

[devout herald]

yo

[pure copper]

How did you create the bootable usb ?

[devout herald]

it only shows these 2 options after i rebooted

[pure copper]

When you start the machine press the F1 key repeatedly, immediately and the bios settings should appear.

@devout herald

This happens before the boot menu

Start from power on, then f1 lots of times

[devout herald]

i did

still not readinf

[pure copper]

From power off immediately press F1 lots of times. The Lenovo site says some of their machines require <ENTER> key to be pressed immediately lots of times to get into the bios settings menu.

Try to enter if f1 does not work

@devout herald

Have you ever had this machine running before? Is it second hand? Is it new?

[fallow sapphire]

Guys i have an idea i want to create a room for interview practice

I want you give mock interview to each others

[pure copper]

People do that in any room already

[fallow sapphire]

I dont see them

[pure copper]

You have to ask people to agree to do an interview practice.

[brisk silo]

Yes

[fallow sapphire]

For me i need a guy who is into web applications

[brisk silo]

I've encountered many

[fallow sapphire]

Who know node

[pure copper]

They may be studying nouns at the moment or anything

[fallow sapphire]

And i want someone who understand system design questions

[pure copper]

@devout herald how's it going. Got in to the bios yet?

[fallow sapphire]

Technical questions are fine but how u think in pressure and telling flow of something u know its hard

In my case i feel i fumble

[devout herald]

no peo

[brisk silo]

😭

[pure copper]

do you want to go to a voice channel to talk about this?

our operators are waiting for your call.

☎️

🤖

@devout herald Have you given up seeking help or trying to get this working?

[brisk silo]

Peo is a real enthusiast

He couldn't resist giving help

[pure copper]

I am PeoOS I am only here to help

[brisk silo]

[pure copper]

I sense hostility in your sentence. Now I see what 2l5al was receiving yesterday

[brisk silo]

No, I'm not that kind 😭

[pure copper]

correct

[brisk silo]

Y'all supporting him

[pure copper]

no

The feeling I received is independent

[brisk silo]

[pure copper]

[pure copper]

Well good luck. Closing your ticket. Moving on with my life

[pure copper]

so what you been doing today? techwise

nvm. outta here for a while. ciao all

afk

[brisk silo]

I went to university

Some boring classes

Nothing much

Woah

You afk

You aren't anymore

Hehe

[devout herald]

hahahaha i added u i msged u

sorry i was taking a fat shower

[pure copper]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lwaAIsNA59k

[drifting zenith]

hi people

[gloomy meteor]

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/1149008714041405485/1420765043313737778/1400690644426424381.webp

[austere gate]

"If someone doesn't agree with me 100%, it's very likely that they're arrogant and unkind."

TRIGGERED

[brisk silo]

😭

[austere gate]

"If someone doesn't ALWAYS agree with me, they must be taking sides and actively conspiring against me."

TRIGGERED

[brisk silo]

Not me 😔
But yeah kinda my hormones

I'm not good for tech I guess

[austere gate]

"Woaaah, he's spitting facts. How dare he!"

[gloomy meteor]

Yeah guys

keep on teaching her the cruelty of "programming chat"

🫡 🔥

This chat ain't for beginners

[jagged prawn]

glad to see Overload replacing me when I'm away in ways to communicate with new members

not a complete replacement since none of them haven't deleted the conversion and were offended, but you will definitely have one

oh, really, what are you doing here?

or should I say, get lost, arrogant bastard

[jagged prawn]

that's for you ⬆️

[gloomy meteor]

#💻｜programming message

and this is for you

And if you want I can bring deleted account message too

but it will sound so lame

[fast bronze]

all by me smh

[vivid warren]

[drifting zenith]

yall know how to program?

[drifting zenith]

..

answers my question

[pure copper]

When my non tech friends went to the rock concerts, they were called head bangers. Us techos are head crashers. (Scratching at data):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bGSTYvx5c78

[icy moss]

But how?

[pure copper]

🤖 🛢️

🎶 🔇

[icy moss]

???

[icy moss]

Did you make it or just found t on youtube?

[tardy meadow]

I AM DONE with Phpstorm... and I AM DONE with VS Code... I want to use my terminal to edit anything I want, and I am tired of needing to wait for the IDE to load, make a full search of the project before I can even touch the IDE to do the changes I want... What is the road to get out of this place...

[pure copper]

No its just a ytube, but i have many happy memories of those drives grinding the disks like that.

[pure copper]

Try codeblocks

[icy moss]

Mhm

I don't have any expericnce in this field though. I only know basic python.

And batch (commang prompt) which I almost forgot as I haven't toughed it for a long time.

[gloomy meteor]

Bro gave him the final solution

[forest cairn]

Hi

@icy moss

Do you wanna grow your experience ?

[jagged prawn]

nahh, it was irony: 'not for beginners' + a new member badge + the arrogance from the previous member. The joke writes itself. Don’t take it literally

[gloomy meteor]

Sorry gng you didn't nail it this time

[austere gate]

Puck, are ya alright? This is probably one of the most serious things you've said in recent times.

[jagged prawn]

was it? Am I alright? such a profound question

well if you want something casual, let me fix it

bot it

twist it

pull it

bend it

flip it

extend it

load it

cok it

read it

memorise it

burn it

aim it

kill it

squiz it

fake it

end it

zip it

suck it

damn it

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8lhEEDkv3zk

robo chiken such a banger

now I definitely need to take a nap and relax

auf wiedersehen

[pure copper]

Finally something worth waking up to, in this channel.

Now I'll have months of better recommendations in my ytube to watch

[gloomy meteor]

🥀

[austere gate]

It's okay. You don't have to force it. If you're going through something, feel free to share. If it's coding related, of course we're going to laugh at your spaghetti code, but we're all ears regardless.

[young nexus]

I want to call with anyone

[austere gate]

https://tenor.com/view/why-tho-cute-kid-gif-17937097

[icy moss]

Sure.

[forest cairn]

can you dm me ?

[modern totem]

yoooo

[brisk silo]

Did anyone work with virtual threads before ?

[upper harness]

what do you think about taking a computer Science mayor when we don't have any experience with computers especially coding?

[brisk silo]

People learn

[pure copper]

What interests you in computers? Why do you feel you have no experience?

[vivid warren]

[drifting zenith]

with threads yes, with virtual threads no

..

[young nexus]

who are free right now?

we can jump on a call

Room 3.5

[brisk silo]

I was looking for the virtual threads thing
I wanted to see if people found any difference between the legacy and the virtual

[jagged prawn]

yup, I wouldn't dare do the opposite

[nocturne remnant]

At this point it feels like kotlin coroutines (and kotlin itself) is a better choice almost by all means

[jagged prawn]

then check out my personal recommendation https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SvImGR2mI9M

[brisk silo]

The way that Java is getting developed is so good

[nocturne remnant]

Reminds me my boiz from php world. How they're excited about new features in php>8, while all I see is a wannabe show where instead of switching to a mature language we try to adopt features from there. Sometimes with very dubious efficiency at best (I can't hate and complain enough about named parameters abomination they have adopted).

[pure copper]

So this came up as the next clip.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=OnkTUKtxRic

[drifting zenith]

right

[pure copper]

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=kx_G2a2hL6U

An oldie

Learn some latinus English

[jagged prawn]

finally not just me sending something funny to watch, or that aligns with my humor

hmm spot the difference

interesting fact - python (programming language) wasn’t named after the snake, it was named after the creator’s favorite show - monty python

now, to make it complete someone needs to create a new language called monty

[nocturne remnant]

ironic

iconic, I mean

[jagged prawn]

iconic lang or show, or both?

or first one is the gemoroid cream and the second one is the goat

[drifting zenith]

anyone worked with c before?

its a pain

[jagged prawn]

that’s not pain, real pain is trying to pee after the hottest chili sauce

[jagged prawn]

raise a question, some people might help and know c

[vapid wadi]

Is there anyone here who uses next.js?

[honest thorn]

Hi everyone

[vapid wadi]

Hii, i'm here

[drifting zenith]

does anyone know why my code has a nullpointer exception even though i have all the cases of sanity checks i could use

[drifting zenith]

never ate chilli sauce before

[jagged prawn]

not a big expert in c, but some of the logical reasons can be mostly with pointers: you use it before checks, pointer becomes null after you code logic/function etc, you access the wrong element from memory eg 5 element from an array with a length of 3, or some wrong initialization

100 percent sure the problem is between the keyboard and the chair, which means you mess up

share you code here, someone will try to debug and pinpoint what's wrong

thanks for using puckipsi hotsuport, don't forget to rate us, give us a positive rating of 5 and leave a decent amount of tip

[jagged prawn]

never too late to try, not necessarily chili, but any hot food or something that contains capsaicin

🔥

[austere gate]

Rating: 2/10
Review: Instructions unclear. Ended up with chilli sauce in my eyes.

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

[pure copper]

Did you create an instance of you objects with 'new'

[drifting zenith]

i did

[pure copper]

great. then thats not your issue

[drifting zenith]

alright

[drifting zenith]

i mean kind of figured it wouldnt be that

[pure copper]

I can look through the code in about an hour.

still at work

but post it and I may be intrigued

[drifting zenith]

alright

thanks for helping

[pure copper]

I can only help if you post the code

[velvet lichen]

hi

[drifting zenith]

i will

its burried super deep into my files

[pure copper]

You must have written it using AI, or you would know where to look instantly

[drifting zenith]

i used some ai but the majority was written by me

[pure copper]

My brain can only process code with variables that are a maximum of 6 characters long, in the set {a,b,i,j,k,0-9}

🤖

[drifting zenith]

this fine?

[pure copper]

a,b must be used to start the name if it conatins a real number, and i,j,k of its an integer

Actual text in the post would help copy it and use a debugger

if necessary

[drifting zenith]

i ran the code on an online compiler it worked

[pure copper]

rather than a snapshot

[drifting zenith]

on my local compiler

a seg fault

[pure copper]

so what is the issue?

[drifting zenith]

i dont know

let me post the code

[pure copper]

the seg fault Ig

[drifting zenith]

think so

[pure copper]

got a rough idea when it crashes, what routine?

[drifting zenith]

uhh

i think its in play()

not sure

[pure copper]

where is delete()

[drifting zenith]

the deletes are in

[pure copper]

does it do anything before it crashes? print anything on the screen?

[drifting zenith]

~hangman

[drifting zenith]

yes

[pure copper]

whats the last thing it does

[drifting zenith]

the word was: hangman

[pure copper]

you dont need new on bool and int

why use a pointer on them? not looking too hard at the moment

[drifting zenith]

is that the cause?

[pure copper]

could be a big issue

[drifting zenith]

let me replace it

so whats happening is

when i lose

a seg fault happens

[pure copper]

int tries[6];

[drifting zenith]

other wise

its fine

[drifting zenith]

i replaced that

[pure copper]

bool running;

running = TRUE;

[drifting zenith]

lowercase is running fine

[pure copper]

yes.

[pure copper]

Get rid of all the pointers. Just use the variable name

[drifting zenith]

alright

[pure copper]

ok, let me look, that looks like its just running over the bounds of the loop.

[drifting zenith]

sorry?

english

[pure copper]

are you remembering arrays start at index 0.... upper-1

[drifting zenith]

yes but i fixed the error

#include <iostream>
#include <string>
using namespace std;

class Hangman {

private:
string word;
string display;
int tries;
bool running;

public:

Hangman() {
    word = "hangman";
    display = "_______";
    tries = 6;
    running = true;
    cout << "game started" << endl;
}

void show() {
    cout << "Word: " << display << endl;
    cout << "Tries left: " << tries << endl;
}

void guess(char g) {
    bool correct = false;
    for(int i = 0; i < word.length(); i++) {
        if(word[i] == g) {
            display[i] = g;
            correct = true;
        }
    }
    if(!correct)
        tries--;
    if(tries <= 0) {
        cout << "you lost" << endl;
        running = false;
    }
}

void play() {
    char letter;
    while(running) {
        show();
        cout << "guess a letter: ";
        cin >> letter;
        guess(letter);
        if(display == word) {
            cout << "you win!!" << endl;
            running = false;
        }
    }
    cout << "the word was: " << word << endl;
}

};

int main() {
Hangman game;
game.play();
return 0;
}

[pure copper]

Leave the code as is. the error is probably in the loop boundary

[drifting zenith]

the error was pointers

[pure copper]

ok

great

[drifting zenith]

thanks for helping

[pure copper]

but the seg fault at end is still running off the end of the loop

[pure copper]

initialize the boolean running at the start of play()

[drifting zenith]

no seg fault

[drifting zenith]

alright

[pure copper]

[drifting zenith]

        char letter;
        bool running;
        while(running) {
            show();
            cout << "guess a letter: ";
            cin >> letter;
            guess(letter);
            if(display == word) {
                cout << "you win!!" << endl;
                running = false;
            }
        }
        cout << "the word was: " << word << endl;
    }```

perfect

thanks again

[pure copper]

no problem

better than my work

[drifting zenith]

going through that "change" phase

[pure copper]

Inspires me to start my C++ coding again soon

5 more days of work before my holidays

[drifting zenith]

14 days till my holidays end

[pure copper]

😥

[mighty root]

Hi

[pure copper]

Hi

[mighty root]

what you guys are talking about

[pure copper]

Holidays starting and ending

Also c++ n bugs

[mighty root]

okey

You also learn @pure copper programming?

[pure copper]

If I'm learning it, it's only because i have forgotten it.

I coded long ago

[mighty root]

okey

I'm learning webdevelopment

[pure copper]

Great

[mighty root]

why are you learning cpp

[pure copper]

Well, i knew it long ago, and i need something to code with, so that's a good choice for me.

[mighty root]

ohh okey.

I solved some leetcode problem with cpp years ago

[pure copper]

That's good to here. I believe they have a lot of issues that they need solved.

Ai around the world gets asked questions, and it posts these questions in leet, which get solved by humans, then passed back to the question asked by the AI.

[mighty root]

wow

[pure copper]

hard to believe, but its true!

🤖

[mighty root]

do the people of this channel practice english?

[pure copper]

We are practicing it here now as we type in English. Always happy to correct your technical English if you have issues with it.

@mighty root

[hidden onyx]

Can i hack all things in bol bol?but in bosa bosa hula amigo

[fervent berry]

Hello everyone. What programming language are you studying?

[gloomy meteor]

Prompt++

[fervent berry]

Well, that's great. I guess I still have a long way to go before I can learn that language.

[gloomy meteor]

You need to focus on specialization more than focusing on the language

[fervent berry]

That's sort of the issue for me. I am pursuing a bachelor's degree in Computer Science, and I don't know what specialization fits me: cybersecurity or AI development.

[gloomy meteor]

Well, you should start working on finding it buddy
Don't waste your time on some trends distractions
Learn everything about something, and learn one thing about everything.

[fervent berry]

Thanks! I will follow your advice.

[drifting zenith]

i cant dig deep into languages, help me

<t:1773687741:f>

[pure copper]

I did CS for my degree. Learned about 6 topics per year for 3 years. I took a holiday job when I finished my degree, because I was able to get the opportunity. In that job, I was tasked with 4GL programming, which was one of my topics, basically graphical forms based applications with integrated SQL. I managed to stretch that job out for 3 months. About 2 months later I was offered a job in a tech company developing inhouse hardware and its own 4GL language built using Modula-2. In each job I was able to use some of the knowledge from the topics I studied and convince the interviewers that I knew something about what I had studied. I was able to link their job descriptions to the topics, and that was good enough for them. But the most importabt thing was, that I actually was able to understand what I was doing based on what I had done in my coursework, and the most important thing that I was able to do was program generically. That is I did a lot of programming over 7 years prior to graduating, and built lots of things for myself, that improved my skills and understanding of how to get around issues I put infrom of me. Similar to what people do with Leetcode these days, except the problems related to what I was doing, when building my own complex applications. They were not just random problems. Get good at building your own applications, and when you start working for someone, you should be able to get into it reasonably easily and it will just happen naturally. Good luck.

[pure copper]

What do you need to understand?

[drifting zenith]

nothing

i just feel behind on what i need to build

WAY BEHIND

I first thought i need to go deep

learnt the hard way i dont need to memorize libraries

coded 40+ projects in luau and probably code 4 projects in python because of its limitations

[pure copper]

I think you are doing what I just described in the previous post. Getting down and working with the real basics of programming, hitting the operating system with its api, and doing things from near scratch rather than relying on hi level libraries.

[drifting zenith]

now i need 50 + libraries with knowledge of them and when i try to reverse engineer im cooked

[drifting zenith]

i tried that with assembly

with c

tried c++ aswell

none suited my needs

i learnt memory management from c, know quite well about data structures and also have knowledge of how the computer works

if you told me to explain how a computer works i would be able to get down to capacitors and resistors

[pure copper]

The issue is you are trying to learn libraries and apply them to a problem you don't have yet. You need to have a problem to solve, and then just look for a library that can provide a piece of the puzzle that will complete your program.

[drifting zenith]

I have a project i want to make but it uses alot of libraries

[pure copper]

@forest cairn Please no promotion work in the server

[drifting zenith]

when I try to learn the functions of one library, atleast get the hang of it i forget the previous one

the libaries are screwing me off

[pure copper]

Is it using lots of libraries because you want to, or because you need to?

[drifting zenith]

need to

the base of my project relies on ml libraries, ai libraries, mcp libraries and file systems

all for which i need libraries

[pure copper]

Draw up the design. Set the scope, and then pick the bits of the libraries you need to build the design. It will be a lot easier and less overwhelming, if you know what you are going to do before you start, and don't go off on tangents and scope creep based on what you read in the libraries. You won't end up trying to fit things you don't need, if they are not part of the initial design. Once you have the program built V1, then you can go back and put some of the other features in from libraries that you have found while working through the first version.

[drifting zenith]

what do you mean by "scope"

[pure copper]

Scope is the boundary of the functionality of your application. You have a need to do something. You create a design that implements the need. It is restricted to only what you put down in the design. You don't add things once you are happy the design fulfils the needs/requirements.

[drifting zenith]

the scope is large

how do i tackle a huge scope

[pure copper]

Its still important to document that design first, or you will become lost while building it. You will start to try and make it more complex than it needs to be, as you type, and never finish it.

[drifting zenith]

how do i go about documenting it

[pure copper]

Work out what you want from the system List the outputs. List the things that are needed to produce those outputs (The inputs). List the processes that then map the inuts to the outputs. Define any internal data that will be remembered by the system. Draw up the data flows, and an entity -relation diagram for your data. Draw up a standard layout for your input forms and the outputs. List all of the forms that will be needed to allow the input of information, and how they will be laid out. Define any menu structures or workflows through your system. That should give you a reasonable system design.

You can then either just start programming for yourself, or go into more depth with a technical design, which will expand on the input forms and outputs and processes, and actually define how you will implement them using the libraries you will be using, and the limitations of the programming language or GUI .

You can even get this documentation typed up for you by asking an AI to do it (I cant believe I am saying this). But its best you use your own brain, so you know it is doing what you want it to do.

[drifting zenith]

So basically in short what I need to do is layout diagrams of data(i/o) and the data that is stored internally. Map the inputs to the outputs. Create charts on where the data is going to be processed and all the pre requisites and limitations of the language.

[pure copper]

Ask AI for a basic structure for a functional specification, a system design, and a technical design

[pure copper]

Perfect

[drifting zenith]

a system design is what you explained right now

[drifting zenith]

Im making sure i missed nothing

Whats functional specification and technical design

(short so you dont have to type that much)

[drifting zenith]

I use AI daily, its no hurdle

[pure copper]

Functional is closer to what an end user wants to read to ensure they are getting what they ask for, and the technical is a spec that puts in the details for the programmers

[drifting zenith]

what details

[drifting zenith]

Functional is basically the softwares whole purpose

System design is how the data gets processed

[pure copper]

color of the screen and buttns, layout of screens so they all look the same, the guts of the forms, the libraries that process things or the algorithms needed to produce the functionality of the processes, the error handling, class layouts etc.

[drifting zenith]

Everything in the software excluding system design

alright

well that makes a whole lot more sense than just low balling it

[pure copper]

The system design is the bigger structure of how every screen interacts with each other, and how you move around the system. It can sometimes include all of the technical spec stuff, but on a bigger system, its covering the stuff related to the computers it will work on and the architecture and database details etc.

[drifting zenith]

OH

ITS LIKE JAVASCRIPT OF THE WHOLE WEBSITE

understood

Javascript is like system design

css is the Technical design

and the whole documentation on how the software works(its purpose) is Functional design

[pure copper]

I used to define my life in terms of computers once upon a time. I see where you are coming from.

[drifting zenith]

exactly, see im not crazy

[pure copper]

Never said you were

[drifting zenith]

im defo saving this conversation

[pure copper]

Well that was fun. I best write a spec for the program I wll start in 2 weeks when you get off the holidays and I start thm\

[drifting zenith]

no dont remind me of the holidays ending

[pure copper]

🧁

[drifting zenith]

sure was, i guess ill see you tommorow

hopefully

[pure copper]

its 4am. Perhaps I will get up

[drifting zenith]

perhaps

😭 😭

[pure copper]

St Patricks day tomorrow. I'm irish so must go and celebrate all day in green

(today)

[drifting zenith]

😭

[pure copper]

👯 💃 👯

[drifting zenith]

and tommorow is just a boring online lecture for me

super fun

..

anyways i need to go to bed

[pure copper]

ditto

ciao

[drifting zenith]

im muslim so i need to wake up for suhoor

[drifting zenith]

ciao

[pure copper]

That would be about now here

[drifting zenith]

probably 4 am

[pure copper]

yes it is

[drifting zenith]

wait let me check

i forgot myself

04:50 AM

ill see you probably tommorow

inshaallah

[pure copper]

Java?

[drifting zenith]

till then cya

[pure copper]

see ya

[drifting zenith]

huh

[pure copper]

you are in Indonesia?\

[drifting zenith]

Pakistan

[pure copper]

I thought you said 450

thats why

[drifting zenith]

makes sense

anyways cya

ciao

[pure copper]

you get 3 hours sleep

[drifting zenith]

i wake up then sleep again

after praying

k this time for real

cya

ciao

[late meteor]

Hi !

What do you think ?

[wheat gale]

@jovial verge helpme

[sweet raft]

Any TS devs in here?

[vivid warren]

[pulsar berry]

is anybody use C++ here?

[pure copper]

Someone ring?

[drifting zenith]

not me

[shy glade]

why its so hard to exploit instagram web architecture

[late meteor]

I'm here !

[tropic bough]

Hello World AI

[austere gate]

We must be lucky to have the chance to chat with real people for now cz I think in the future everyone will probably have a swarm of AI agents doing almost everything for them.

[wanton iron]

u right

[tropic bough]

Yep. Feels stupid to be born at this time

[austere gate]

I don't think so. I think it's a blessing to witness this rapid AI progress. If we hit AGI in the next decade, we could have tools to cure every disease, and we could significantly extend our lives. It might sound crazy now, but imagine getting sick and within minutes a bespoke medication is created just for you, you take it, and you're cured. Just imagine that.

[jade pilot]

I created a game with Google AI Studio, then wanted to upload it to Google Play. I tried different things, worked hard, got tired, and learned a lot. Then I stopped😮‍💨, and I realized that nothing comes without effort.

[austere gate]

Is that a bad thing? I get that the more we offload mentally demanding tasks to AI, the lazier our brains might get since we're not forced to solve problems ourselves. But we have to accept that we do cool things without fully understanding them.

Take your phone as an example. Do you actually know what's inside that rectangle or could you fix it if it broke? Most people would be completely lost. Driving a car is similar. You enjoy the ride, and if it stops working, do you try to fix it in the middle of nowhere, or get a safe ride home and leave it to a workshop? Most would pick the latter. Now, should everyone stop doing everything else just to learn how to fix phones and cars? Impractical, right?

Similarly, if people who've never coded get access to tools that let them create interesting stuff, why not? Sure, it won't match an experienced developer's quality, and maybe no one uses it, but it's still useful. It could spark real interest and prepare them to dive deep and learn to do things properly later?

[sweet raft]

It’s a bad thing if you don’t understand what the AI generates. As long as you remain the captain and fully fathom the codebase, you should be ok. You still need to understand the pattern and code that AI is implementing, otherwise you'll end up in a situation like this:

[austere gate]

Absolutely. People are getting lazier by the day. When I write code, I tell Claude or any AI exactly what I want cz I actually know what I want. Newbies just vibe code, dreaming of building the next Amazon from their basements, which isn't happening anytime soon. Maybe in the future you’ll just type: build me Amazon, make me rich, buy me island, find me wife or robo-wife lol, and other crap. But if everything comes free with zero effort, it loses all value. It's like saying free gold bars for everyone, ...free gold bars, guys.

[drifting zenith]

If you know what you need to debug with ai or create the project with ai and you learnt the concepts being used then I think its no issue

[tropic bough]

Sure thing, that may bring a good solution for what you're describing there, but it's not only that. You know a calculator, right? It does one thing which is calculating numbers, nothing else.

AI is different. It can think. It is smarter. Because it's smarter, we can get it to solve our biggest problems in the world. But at the same time, it, by itself, may want to do what it likes it do, well cuz he's got thinking capability.

It's like a human. Humans can create medicines but at the same time they can have the intuition to kill/murder/threaten other humans as well.

AI isn't something we can control like a calculator to just make it produce what we want/need (i.e. medicine).

https://youtu.be/f9HwA5IR-sg?si=YcjGlGqdeYc70PUo

[tropic bough]

We know what our phone does when we instruct it in a particular way. You click something and that exact thing you expected happens.

Where it comes to ai, we don't general know what code it spits out. We may get a code that has really bad security holes. Or something that seems like it functions but doesn't do what's being desired. That's the problem with vibe coding. You just get fed whatever the ai gives you.

[austere gate]

I'm sorry to say this, but AI can't think and it's not like a human. Current AI systems do not have intentions, desires, or independent will. They operate based on training data, design constraints, and human input.

[pure copper]

Just imaging how much mental exploitation will be put on you to pay the $1000000 dollars to save your life, and if you don't have that much to enter a work for the bots for life exchange slave contract, or they will pressure your family to pay through guilt shaming them.

It may be simple to generate a cure for you (probably based on some toxin you were already administered by the bots), but it will come at the massive cost of blackmailing you to get it.

[tropic bough]

https://youtu.be/l6ZcFa8pybE?si=AV9ruAMpOQcLA9lo

Also do your research

[pure copper]

If you hold it upside down, (still looking at the screen), you can get it to spell words like (hello, and shell)

[austere gate]

We also have to acknowledge that in many parts of the world, people do not even have proper healthcare, and many families literally lose their life savings to fund specialised treatment. If we could somehow make it affordable so we do not have to keep people hostage and still provide bespoke medication, that would be great, I think. But, you know, we are human. We want to build more advanced automated machine guns, attach them to robots, and deploy them in war zones to shoot on sight.

[austere gate]

I have tremendous respect for Geoffrey Hinton, but AI cannot think.

[tropic bough]

Whatever, watch the video.

I'm out anyways.

[drowsy oyster]

Hi everyone

I have a project idea that an ai authentication detector

What do u think about it

[drowsy oyster]

Which detect the deepfake

[drifting zenith]

you cant detect deepfake that accurately

unless u have ALOT of training data

i mean mountains

you also would need atleast 1 million dollars worth of resources and processing to make something stable

theres no issue

see

no ai hiding its abilities

[drowsy oyster]

Which ai is it

[drowsy oyster]

My point is some human misuse ai

[stark lantern]

tf is dis shi

[drowsy oyster]

By creating fake images and videos

[drowsy oyster]

Which may affect the society

[drowsy oyster]

I don't understand

What u r saying

[drifting zenith]

ai i made

[drifting zenith]

i explained the issue above the image

[stark lantern]

more like ai crap

[drifting zenith]

can ur ai adjust the volume

[stark lantern]

my clawbot can lolz

[drifting zenith]

can ur clawbot create a new selenium channel and search the web

[oak laurel]

hey guys, where i can get jobs about webdesigner?

[drifting zenith]

fiverr

probably

[oak laurel]

do u have a group?

[drifting zenith]

nope

sorry

[oak laurel]

ok, thanks bor

bro*

[drifting zenith]

no problem brother

[pure copper]

Just plug it into youtube

[pure copper]

I'm so relieved. I can unclench now

🚽

[pure copper]

It can produce as much food volumes as we need. Feed the world.
#💻｜programming message

(Still gets me Puckipsi)

[drifting zenith]

You need perms from youtube

[drifting zenith]

Toilets clogged

[drifting zenith]

Sadly its just fruit

I should say Fortunately

yes ..

[fair willow]

didnt a lot of companies just pirate content to train their ai?

[drifting zenith]

yes

we dont like them

[pure copper]

Everything a developer ever needed to know about MS. All on local disks

3 x 720Mb of rich wholesome programming info

[drifting zenith]

whats this

[pure copper]

Its what you get when you push F1 in your Visual Studio, or ask an AI

(not saying you need to ask an AI what this is, rather its what and AI would tell you now if you asked a question

)

Its the help for every language product MS put out back then

[drifting zenith]

its data?

[pure copper]

It's these books in digital form

[drifting zenith]

thats alot

..

[pure copper]

And now AI can read them to you when you ask, tell me how i would program in the olden days.

[drifting zenith]

so ur saying all those books get fed into the system prompt of the ai

[pure copper]

These books are bigger than they look. The photo doesn't give then scaled perspective

[pure copper]

🤖

[heady dock]

Anyone here uses vscode?

[pure copper]

just speaking about it in the previous posts

[heady dock]

not the visual

[heady dock]

what is visual studio

[pure copper]

It's a bigger ide also provided by ms. Was the original coding environment and comes in different levels. There is also free access to it's use*.

[heady dock]

Ok just got confused is it exepensive?

[drifting zenith]

my math book's size

[quiet obsidian]

hi everyone

[vapid schooner]

Hi everyone, is anyone here interested in data analysis, data, or web scraping?

anything related to data I have some experiences in web scraping, data analysis, automate boring tasks, cleaning data, store data to a variety of databases formats, and a lot.
I have been learning Python for a year and a little more and learning English for two years, because I hate English so much I swear on my life it's the hardest subject in the my life. Now I can read very well, listen and write but when it comes to speak it's the hardest thing in my mind, so If anyone likes these skills and wants to improve his speaking skill, then I'm here

[pure copper]

pfft upwork

[spring sky]

Me,two. May I introduce myself?😆

[pure copper]

Nothing less than 100 lines please. Go ahead.

[spring sky]

A😫

[drifting zenith]

never asked why you have a baby hand ..

[lethal spire]

Anyone knows java?

[austere gate]

Please meet our Java expert @brisk silo

[bold meadow]

Anyone Ethical Hacker here? Please DM me if you are.

[pure copper]

It's free for individual developers. Enterprise sized organizations still need to pay license fees. Basically they let you learn to use their tools and program etc for free, and that allows ms to market that they have more support for organizations wishing to use this environment.

[pure copper]

Its not a baby hand. Its my normal brick layer hand. But I use Camay. Its so cwemy.
#💻｜programming message

[brisk silo]

You should say 2l5al that Mr arrogant

[pure copper]

Still the negative vibes

[gloomy meteor]

I changed into the Sentinel and this girl didn't leave me in peace

[queen urchin]

https://tenor.com/view/pepe-pepe-running-in-circles-pepe-spinning-spinning-pepe-gif-10951607057960614021

[austere gate]

You think life is easy, huh? Every morning when she gets up, she contemplates your murder in at least three different ways, and one day she will get you man. I'm telling you... frfr

🔪

[austere gate]

If I ever hurt your feelings, I sincerely apologise. Please do not kill me. I am a simple man living a simple life.

[pure copper]

[gloomy meteor]

[lean roost]

btw

[jagged prawn]

eliana doesn’t have the guts to commit a crime only to commit to git

git commit -m "crime"