Vyxal

user

00:30

!!/sus

Vyxal Bot

@user ඞ

user

!!/hug

Vyxal Bot

@user (つ ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)つ

exedraj

03:39

Hey so did we ever figure out who cookie is?

hyper-neutrino

04:16

wait i thought it was you

exedraj

nope

which is concerning because I accidentally added them as organisation owner

obviously I changed that once I realised

but I still don't know whoms't it is

In other news, I think vectorisation is yes (at least simple vectorisation is)

hyper-neutrino

oh so you did add them

the reason i thought it was you is

cuz they were added as an owner

lol

PyGamer0

!!/mak me a cokie

Vyxal Bot

@PyGamer0 Here you go: 🍪

exedraj

@hyper-neutrino I added them but I intended to do so as an organisation member

it was late at night and I must have misclickd

hyper-neutrino

04:25

lul

exedraj

04:36

@user is the one who prompted me to invite vyxal cookie

Aug 13 at 15:54, by user

@exedraj Can you please invite vyxal-cookie?

but it was @AaronMiller who first mentioned vyxal-cookie it seems

Aug 13 at 15:53, by Aaron Miller

vyxal-cookie isnt in the org

yet several times, they have denied being the owner of vyxal-cookie

PyGamer0

05:05

the mystery of the cookie

exedraj

05:28

Heck yeah done got the vectorisation going good with lists and stuff

idk about lazylists tho

yep they go good too

very cool

PyGamer0

10:49

!!/mak me a cokie

Vyxal Bot

@PyGamer0 Here you go: 🍪

exedraj

@VyxalBot make me a cookie

Vyxal Bot

@exedraj Here you go: 🍪

exedraj

Thank you :)

@VyxalBot hug

Vyxal Bot

@exedraj (づ｡◕‿‿◕｡)づ

exedraj

10:54

:D

Wholesome 100

PyGamer0

yooo

Vyxal Bot

PyGamer0 created branch VyxalBotSE/question-marks

PyGamer0 opened PR #46 (Vyxal/VyxalBotSE) (Vyxal:question-marks → Vyxal:master): marks of the question

pxeger requested changes on PR #46 (Vyxal/VyxalBotSE): "no"

PyGamer0

^ haiper newtreeno plz check

^ @hyper-neutrino

emanresu A

Feature request: C's cursed index[array]

Currently errors

Feature request: Find actually working

PyGamer0

11:46

@emanresuA cursed?

emanresu A

In C, you can have index[array] as well as array[index]

PyGamer0

@emanresuA what

emanresu A

I know

PyGamer0

oh wait i know

internally a[i] is *(a+i) i think

emanresu A

Somthing like that

But here we can just overload it

emanresu A

12:03

@exE your message has been ruined

exedraj

probably

emanresu A

'ngtih

Vyxal Bot

13:29

hyper-neutrino approved on PR #46 (Vyxal/VyxalBotSE)

hyper-neutrino merged PR #46 (Vyxal/VyxalBotSE) (Vyxal:question-marks → Vyxal:master): marks of the question

hyper-neutrino deleted branch VyxalBotSE/question-marks

hyper-neutrino

once again y'all are bad at writing regexes

i fixed it already but please like test or at least think about the regex and what it would match /fail first

PyGamer0

@hyper-neutrino tyty

exedraj

@hyper-neutrino hey don't blame me for this I've been sticking to implementing elements

PyGamer0

@hyper-neutrino yeah thats me

pxeger

13:51

!!/pls mak me coki

frick

PyGamer0

14:11

!!/pull as hyper-neutrino

hyper-neutrino

14:27

pulled

PyGamer0

14:54

!!/mak me a coki

Vyxal Bot

@PyGamer0 Here you go: 🍪

PyGamer0

even shorter yay

user

15:40

@hyper-neutrino Hey, don't blame me for other people's mistakes!

I only messed up the regex once or thrice

hyper-neutrino

hmmm

user

@VyxalBot What's the point of this PR?

hyper-neutrino

allow excluding a few more letters from the already really silly cookie command

user

why tho

hyper-neutrino

¯\_(ツ)_/¯

i'm just letting ppl do whatever with these joke commands until i get fed up and remove them all again

user

15:44

._.

PyGamer0

@hyper-neutrino NOOOOOoooooo.........

user

!!/run `"Foo" + "b\`ar"`E

Vyxal Bot

@user Foob`ar

user

Aight

Vyxal Bot

16:03

ysthakur created branch VyxalBotSE/ysthakur-patch-2

ysthakur opened PR #47 (Vyxal/VyxalBotSE) (Vyxal:ysthakur-patch-2 → Vyxal:master): Translate Python to Vyxal

ysthakur deleted branch VyxalBotSE/test

ysthakur deleted branch VyxalBotSE/AMiller42-patch-1

pxeger approved on PR #47 (Vyxal/VyxalBotSE): "I mean, sure, but why?"

user

@pxeger Why not?

hyper-neutrino

i don't see the point in this lol

user

VyxalBot is a meme bot

This is indisputable, so why bother fighting it?

Vyxal Bot

16:20

PyGamer0 approved on PR #47 (Vyxal/VyxalBotSE): "very 🍪"

user

Thanks!

math

17:44

can somebody explain lazylists to me?

pxeger

19:00

no

noone can

lazylists are a complete mystery even to lyxal

user

19:31

@math Sure, here's the docs

exedraj

23:13

@math sure

Alright so have you ever seen how python generators work?

As in the ones using yield?

232

Q: Understanding generators in Python

I am reading the Python cookbook at the moment and am currently looking at generators. I'm finding it hard to get my head round. As I come from a Java background, is there a Java equivalent? The book was speaking about 'Producer / Consumer', however when I hear that I think of threading. What i...

Well, LazyList is just a wrapper for generators that make it easy to do things like modular indexing, customised printing etc

It also helps treat other non-list iterators as a single type

Because map is a different type than range, which is a different type than standard generators, which are completely different type from iterators returned from libraries such as itertools

Sure, I could just cast everything to a list, but that's what I originally did in versions of vyxal prior to v1

And doing so made things a bit slower

LazyLists aren't fully evaluated until necessary, so you could do things such as taking the Cartesian product of two infinite lists and still continue to do other things in a program

hyper-neutrino

23:31

by "aren't fully evaluated until necessary" you mean "aren't fully evaluated"?

you can't really fully evaluate an infinite list :p

Unrelated String

you can probably have finite lazylists as well

user

@hyper-neutrino Sure you can, if you have enough time on your hands :P

exedraj

@UnrelatedString correct

Lazy List also wraps things like itertools stuff and maps and stuff

user

Aww, the ^ wasn't for me :(

hyper-neutrino

well yes but you generally can't fully eval them

unless you're WW, who apparently has infinite time to run infinite turing machines for fun? /s

exedraj

23:33

@hyper-neutrino 90% of lazy list is just a wrapped finite generator

hyper-neutrino

lol

true

exedraj

As I've said, the lazy list exists mostly for better type cohesion

Because it's easier to consider a single generator wrapper than several different generator/iterable type

user

23:48

Generators also don't store previous results, right?

exedraj

By default, no

But lazy lists do

Actually no normal generators don't store their results at all

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