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Lucas Watson
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Landon Robinson
Could someone post the programming roll image? Thanks.
Gavin Diaz
do we really need a third /dpt/?
Jason Stewart
This is the first time I've looked at one of these stupid anime images and said "hot"
Ian Kelly
welcome to the club
Kayden Anderson
can't ever have too many of those
Dylan Martinez
You have a long way to go now
Nolan Bell
>dont open this image with 7zip.png
What a coincidence, nothing happens. It's just a standard PNG file saved in paint.net. No GR17 violation here.
Austin Sullivan
Is there any command to clear the screen in python?
Jacob Carter
os.system('cls') is not working
Brody Price
That depends what your screen is.
os.system("cls") is for the Windows terminal, it invokes the build-in CLS command of the command interpreter.
os.system("clear") is for Unix terminals. It requires the external clear command to know the specific control sequence to clear your terminal. The same thing can be done using the curses module, if available:
import curses
screen = curses.initscr()
screen.clear()
curses.endwin()
If that's not available, you can usually print("\x0c") to write the ^L escape sequence.
There's no standard way if you're running Python under some IDE that doesn't emulate a terminal (e.g. IDLE).
Grayson Barnes
Finished up the code for Min-Max algorithm with TicTacToe. Tried compiling and got dozens of errors.
Joshua Cox
dumb frogposter
Chase Davis
are you telling me you programmed something all in one go without compliing it and you consider that "finishing it up"
Joseph Cox
At least I did something, what have you done?
Finishing up meaning solving all my compile issues.
Connor Perez
trying to reverse engineer a wifi endoscope rn.
the ip is 192.168.1.1 and the only port i can spot in the decompiler output of the android app is 7070 but it does not reply to putty telnet mode or ncat. any tips?
decompiler output of the functions in question
Eli Ross
It is good to develop things more iteratively, making sure you have something buildable at a few steps along the way. When you have to fix a bunch of errors at the end, it's easy to accidentally introduce a bug or break the logic you originally tried to write.
But if the algorithm isn't particularly lengthy then doing it all in one go isn't bad.
Angel Murphy
what do you do when you feel programmer's block?
Joseph Torres
Umm.. yes?
Why would you not want as many /dpt/s as possible?
Dylan Young
Are schizos just humans whose brains are suffering from buffer overflow?
Easton Butler
angle deep into chronic loli futa addiction
Caleb Perez
Okay now add ab pruning then install gentoo