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PierreTheMime posted:hey yospos, what's a good crash course book or site for python? a manager asked if anyone was stupid enough to pick it up for future support and because im real dumb its now me don't do it its a trap
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eschaton posted:lol Zed Shaw "not a turing machine"
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PierreTheMime posted:hey yospos, what's a good crash course book or site for python? a manager asked if anyone was stupid enough to pick it up for future support and because im real dumb its now me Seconding Sapozhnik: start with the official docs as a crash course. Then, when you want a "second course" in python, check out fluent python or effective python.
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effluent python
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JawnV6 posted:effluent python
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Tanners posted:I was able to build for all platforms fine on Linux. What are you using to package it? nothing yet. I mentioned my plan to someone and they said "last time I tried you couldn’t really package a Windows app unless you’re on windows". a cursory google search seemed to confirm, so naturally I complained on the internet instead of trying it myself
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JawnV6 posted:effluent python
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current tps: i have to do things with elliptic curve crypto primitives in python (this IS for work, NOT my choice, NOT bitcoin related) and some of them just don't exist. lol. guess i might have to make some this will surely go well
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Feb 2, 2018 02:18
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make a binding to the existing C implementation rather than attempting to roll your own crypto code
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JawnV6 posted:effluent python
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Feb 2, 2018 02:21
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Yeah, native bindings in python are pretty easy.
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cffi my dude (maybe cython as well idk. i don't really do a python for anything other than the most trivial throwaway poo poo)
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FAT32 SHAMER posted:Does anyone have any intro to UX/UI resources? do the Macintosh Human Interface Guidelines count
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Sapozhnik posted:cffi my dude didn't know you could use python to post
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Phobeste posted:current tps: i have to do things with elliptic curve crypto primitives in python (this IS for work, NOT my choice, NOT bitcoin related) and some of them just don't exist. lol. guess i might have to make some this will surely go well ooooh, elliptic curves I remember learning about using them for public key cryptography in college  also my dad is an expert on the things
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Phobeste posted:current tps: i have to do things with elliptic curve crypto primitives in python (this IS for work, NOT my choice, NOT bitcoin related) and some of them just don't exist. lol. guess i might have to make some this will surely go well quoting to be annoying and say use libsodium however terrible importing a native .so is, it can’t be worse than writing your own ecc
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the only thing i have to write is importing/exporting compressed public numbers which should be pretty straightforward and easily testable. there's libraries for most of this poo poo (which largely rely on openssl or whatever) but they have weird holes in them, like cryptography not handling compressed keys for some reason, or ecdsa libraries not handling key exchange. the thing is it has to be cross platform and is intended as a reasonably publicly available sdk so i strongly don't want to do my own packaging of native libraries or dependencies.
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rip. plz don't write bad cryto routines and get them adopted
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Phobeste posted:ecdsa libraries not handling key exchange
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googling for solutions to a programming problem, click on a promising link, close "we use cookies" footer, deny desktop notifications, close subscribe to email updates footer, start reading the article, wait for a fullscreen ad for some books to stop fading in, click on "I'm a stupid moron with an ugly face and a big butt and my butt smells and I like to kiss my own butt. And I also don't want to order these amazing books", wait for ad to stop fading out, finally read the article. i love... web
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Wheany posted:googling for solutions to a programming problem, click on a promising link, close "we use cookies" footer, deny desktop notifications, close subscribe to email updates footer, start reading the article, wait for a fullscreen ad for some books to stop fading in, click on "I'm a stupid moron with an ugly face and a big butt and my butt smells and I like to kiss my own butt. And I also don't want to order these amazing books", wait for ad to stop fading out, finally read the article. Firefox with Gmail, messenger, and youtube open taking 1.3gb of ram
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Like it's gotten to the point where I mostly download videos from youtube and watch them with vlc, and only open the various messaging clients when my phone pings me. Why did I get the 4gb surface book?? gonadic io fucked around with this message at 10:54 on Feb 2, 2018 |
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Wheany posted:googling for solutions to a programming problem, click on a promising link, close "we use cookies" footer, deny desktop notifications, close subscribe to email updates footer, start reading the article, wait for a fullscreen ad for some books to stop fading in, click on "I'm a stupid moron with an ugly face and a big butt and my butt smells and I like to kiss my own butt. And I also don't want to order these amazing books", wait for ad to stop fading out, finally read the article. turn off JavaScript and encourage everyone you know to do so as well
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Wheany posted:googling for solutions to a programming problem, click on a promising link, close "we use cookies" footer, deny desktop notifications, close subscribe to email updates footer, start reading the article, wait for a fullscreen ad for some books to stop fading in, click on "I'm a stupid moron with an ugly face and a big butt and my butt smells and I like to kiss my own butt. And I also don't want to order these amazing books", wait for ad to stop fading out, finally read the article. you can adblock all of the above
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Wheany posted:googling for solutions to a programming problem, click on a promising link, close "we use cookies" footer, deny desktop notifications, close subscribe to email updates footer, start reading the article, wait for a fullscreen ad for some books to stop fading in, click on "I'm a stupid moron with an ugly face and a big butt and my butt smells and I like to kiss my own butt. And I also don't want to order these amazing books", wait for ad to stop fading out, finally read the article. scroll down, and a toast pops up from the bottom of the screen "click here to download the book you've already declined", close pop-up, resume reading
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...REaAaAd ThE WhiTePaAAaaAAAaPeEeEEeER...
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FAT32 SHAMER posted:Does anyone have any intro to UX/UI resources? Don't make me think.
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Wheany posted:Don't make me think. never read that book but the title alone is solid advice
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the only white paper I need is the kind you roll up a fat rear end joint with, how about that abstract
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gonadic io posted:Like it's gotten to the point where I mostly download videos from youtube and watch them with vlc, and only open the various messaging clients when my phone pings me. I use mpv which is smart enough to shell out and call youtube-dl, chrome won't use any hw accel under Linux (for Intel gfx at least), adblock or no using at least mpv does intel hwaccel.
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Phobeste posted:the only thing i have to write is importing/exporting compressed public numbers which should be pretty straightforward and easily testable. there's libraries for most of this poo poo (which largely rely on openssl or whatever) but they have weird holes in them, like cryptography not handling compressed keys for some reason, or ecdsa libraries not handling key exchange. the thing is it has to be cross platform and is intended as a reasonably publicly available sdk so i strongly don't want to do my own packaging of native libraries or dependencies. don't roll your own crypto for any loving reason holy poo poo
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cinci zoo sniper posted:you can adblock all of the above hiya! we noticed you're using adblock! we understand completely, but our quality content that we spend more money SEOing to the top of the results than actually creating can't be sustained without ad income! to continue to view our great content, you can either 1) subscribe to our premium membership 2) add us to your whitelist carry on then fucked around with this message at 15:33 on Feb 2, 2018 |
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i just leave places that don't work without a whitelist and never come back op there's probably 200 websites doing the same thing as the one that doesnt work so just keep on surfing!!!
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anthonypants posted:huh i wonder why that is well no poo poo. mostly what I’m complaining about here is there’s no python equivalent to bouncy castle, the ecosystem isn’t really as developed.
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carry on then posted:hiya! we noticed you're using adblock! these are blockable too
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cinci zoo sniper posted:these are blockable too resulting in a page that won't scroll, at least until you open up the inspector and spend the next half hour trolling through minified scripts to find the file that does the adblock check and adblocking THAT or you can just move on to the next result
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carry on then posted:resulting in a page that won't scroll, at least until you open up the inspector and spend the next half hour trolling through minified scripts to find the file that does the adblock check and adblocking THAT no, i just use adblock competently
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