gokubill: =]
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MadhurBudhwani: can i have 1
j4at: I fixed the timeout problem by making my AI faster there is no reason to increase it anymore :)
j4at: Still timeouts if i run multiple threads tho :(
Uljahn: you are given only one core for your bot
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coder1404: hi
Saitokun: Hello
Umas_the_president: sas
gokubill: how to chim to hơn
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el19oc: what it do what it do
Anjun: :yin_yang:
Monstreur: can't win clash of code size limit without pyth
caz1x: I see some bash/ruby entries that are reeeally short (and completely gibberish to me lol)
Monstreur: yep but with C#/javacript/PHP, impossible to do less than twice
Monstreur: The counter should ignore "readlines chars/lines"
PatrickMcGinnisII: hmm
PatrickMcGinnisII: LVL 39 ! whoop! g'nite
Adsonmin: :taco:
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waterproofsodium: gm
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j4at: Uljahn. Nope I given it all 2560 cores of my gpu :D
j4at: Its all about latency. The latency spikes more often when I have to move more data to the gpu
Augreis: hello
Augreis: is possible to pass vue.js test in this ?
Augreis: i dont found the locate of this tests
j4at: And i'm using all cores to send data. The other possible cause of the problem is training is slow. One of those 2 is the reason becuase I did some profiling and and all other parts of my code doesn't use that much time
Leeward: @Augreis If you're looking for a certification there won't be one for Vue here, because it's a JavaScript framework, not a language.
Augreis: i know
Augreis: i search test to compete my skill
Leeward: Then try the JS puzzles?
Leeward: I started playing the "CodinGame Sponsored Contest" for reverse engineering. If I understand correctly, I'm supposed to use the scores I got on the test cases to try and determine how to optimise the output? Do the test case names mean anything?
Uljahn: yes :smirk:
Leeward: Thanks. And the test cases appear to be deterministic as well?
nco45: hii
Tien118: hi
Sephirious: Can you submit your code before testing the statements ?
Sephirious: I mean at a clash can you just write and submit ?
5DN1L: yes
Sephirious: Alright thank you
5DN1L: np
Leeward: Is it possible to see the output of individual test cases after clicking play all?
5DN1L: where?
5DN1L: which puzzle?
derjack: the reverse engineering? i doublt it :?
Leeward: Well I mean in general
Leeward: if I click a test case it runs again
derjack: for a short time, before it finishes next test case
Leeward: I guess I just have to run them one by one then
Reyil: hi
struct: Hi
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TechTheAwesome: o.0?
zakacat: whoop whoop
zakacat: ty
Sephirious: In kotlin, I want to compare like I have a string called STR
Sephirious: if(STR[i] == "A")
Sephirious: But it gives error
Sephirious: How can I do this in Kotlin ?
zakacat: use equals or compareTo?
Sephirious: But I dont want to compare it fully
Sephirious: Just a 1 index
zakacat: hmm, then I dunno, haha, sorry. I have been meaning to learn Kotlin
zakacat: is you just want the first index, use 0 instead of i?
Mortis_666: Sephirious use single quote instead of double, STR[i] == 'A'
Wontonimo: o/
Mortis_666: \o
Wontonimo: _o/ \o_
Wontonimo: are you coding anything these days Mortis_666 or just lurking like me?
Mortis_666: learning rust :D
jacek: :neutral_face:
Wontonimo: coolness. I haven't, but it sure looks interesting
Wontonimo: i'm a fan of the compiler doing extra checking
Mortis_666: what extra checking?
Wontonimo: I thought it checks variable usage like un-intended mutation
Mortis_666: ah yes
Mortis_666: and unused variable
struct: whats unintended mutations?
struct: can you provide an example in c++?
Wontonimo: int threshold = 5; // don't modify this, it's a constant
threshold++;
Wontonimo: yes, you could declare it as const, so it is a weak example
struct: so it reads my comments?
jrke: i am not sure how to make NN model in numpy
jrke: http://chat.codingame.com/pastebin/89217700-ff22-4867-956f-4c6309ee7afb
jrke: this is in pytorch
Wontonimo: but my understanding is that in rust if you declare it as int but don't modify it, rust says it's an error.
Wontonimo: you'd have to either modify it or declare it as const.
jacek: rust is supposed to be memory secure. no random out of bounds memory changing
struct: I see
Wontonimo: jrke, I'm not familiar with pytorch, but in tensorflow you can query the graph
Wontonimo: let me get an example ...
Wontonimo: https://colab.research.google.com/drive/1hExuGXyXYdBOAgjEXZcA2aXfUUEzhel0?usp=sharing
Uljahn: i think he wants to reimplement this in pure numpy...
jrke: yes in pure numpy
Wontonimo: yeah, that example i shared does that for tensorfly
jacek: is this tic tac toe?
jrke: jacek yes
jrke: just trying first ML project
jrke: lol
jacek: nice
Wontonimo: yeah, in that link i shared down in the section "Show that it is "just" matix operations" it shows it can be run as numpy
Mortis_666: Wontonimo u can decalare an int and dont modify it, it wont give any errors
jrke: oh so just matrix multiplication + bias
jrke: for each layer right?
jacek: yes
jrke: cool thnx
jacek: supervised or reinforcement?
Wontonimo: I don't know what these lines do in pytorch jrke
model = model.float()
model.load_state_dict(state_dict)
Wontonimo: so, i'm kinda lost of how to do your first input using a state_dict
Wontonimo: oh, load_state_dict just loads the model from memory. nvm
Wontonimo: jrke, you can probably replace all the class code with simply this
Wontonimo: http://chat.codingame.com/pastebin/6551513a-5594-491f-b600-43c9eb501957
Hunter64TheOne2: pan! pan! pan! pan! pan! pan!
Wontonimo: no spamming, or you'll get kicked
BJD: taco
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Wontonimo: 30 min is considered quiet :thinking:
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jrke: jacek reinforcement
jrke: wontonimo my first layer is of input=9 and output=64
jrke: so my weight matrix is
jrke: 64*9
jrke: and when i do matmul with matrix of 9(observation) then it gives error
MasterOfKotlin: anyone know how to do this in kotlin?
Using an input number n, a size s and and an offset o, write s lines containing s numbers representing each character the offset from the previous number. If the grid is empty, return "Nothing".
MasterOfKotlin: I don't quite get it
ChrisKoehlerjr: anyone want to help me get the reverse achievement
jacek: jrke :taco:
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jacek: jrke dont forget bias
jacek: technically you have 10 input
jrke: http://chat.codingame.com/pastebin/53cd7ba3-769d-4662-8189-30dde848ac3f
jrke: i have done this ^
jacek: and what error
jrke: https://prnt.sc/vstU_NElTZEc
jacek: try self.weight.T
Uljahn: or np.matmul(self.weight, x)
jrke: what is self.weight.T jacek?
DomiKo: transposition
DomiKo: from code we can't guess it weights are [64, 9] or [9, 64]
jrke: weights are 64*9
DomiKo: soo, you can't multiply [9] times [64, 9]
DomiKo: but you can do [64, 9] times [9] or [9] times [9, 64]
jrke: ahhh
jrke: thnx jacek Uljahn and DomiKo it worked now!
jrke: both worked self.weight.T and matmul(self.weight, x)
DomiKo: As they should
jrke: i have another doubt
jrke: when i am saving weights as numpy arrays then weights are differing when compared to weights saved in the form of list
jrke: for eg
jrke: when saving in form of list
jrke: one weight is -0.029900996014475822
jrke: while same in form of numpy array is getting saved as -0.029901
DomiKo: python float is diffrent from numpy float
jacek: it can be the same, but printed differently
jrke: so what should i consider for better result?
jrke: list or numpy
jacek: youre doing stuff in numpy, use numpy
jrke: currently i am saving them in form of list
jrke: then load it from np.array(weight_in_list)
jacek: afaik python float is double, and you set numpy as float32
jacek: for NN that kind of precision loss is negligible
jrke: oh oki
jrke: and also will make a shorter code
DomiKo: a bit
jacek: or even 32bits
jrke: :smiley:
shaquille.oatmeal: oof
ChrisKoehlerjr: reverse clashes
ChrisKoehlerjr: https://www.codingame.com/clashofcode/clash/24357748325157936b37fd8f26ec15975ed499c
antiwonto: [auto] hey ChrisKoehlerjr dont paste those links here. Use the channel #clash
jacek: ChrisKoehlerjr quest map doesnt work for private clashes
shaquille.oatmeal: hey, I was wondering if anybody could help me out with the mad pod racing X,Y coordinates thing. Its really freaking confusing and I need help.
jacek: you have Y, Y in code?
Wontonimo: what level are you on in mad pod racing? Have you finished the tutorial and got to wood 2 yet?
shaquille.oatmeal: Im on the tutorial :sweat_smile:
jacek: what do you have in code so far
shaquille.oatmeal: basically nothing
5DN1L: he's still on Wood 3 I think
jacek: there should be at least starter code ;d
Wontonimo: do you understand the code?
jrke: xD
Wontonimo: do you understand that the print part of the code is what is being sent to the referee and dictates the next action ?
Wontonimo: hey, sorry for being afk jrke for the NN talk. I re-read all the above and agree with all the feedback everyone gave you. Good stuff
jrke: thnx wontonimo!
Wontonimo: have you verified that your pytorch and your numpy implementation give exactly the same output for a few inputs? (well, within 0.01% is fine)
jrke: yeah tried 2 matches with hardcoded moves gave same outputs
Wontonimo: :+100:
5DN1L: 💯
Ghoskii: im lowkey new i need help:expressionless:\
5DN1L: help?
antiwonto: [auto] 'help' was defined as ' https://how-to-properly-ask-a-question.surge.sh '
Ghoskii: i do not know i to complete the MIME type
5DN1L: which part of it that you don't know?
Ghoskii: all of it :l
5DN1L: it's difficult to help you with all of it :thinking:
Ghoskii: i just need help to start it
5DN1L: so which part specifically?
5DN1L: what don't you understand?
jacek: what is your programming skill? maybe try some easier puzzle
Rock_Timmy1: anyone here knowing python really well?=
5DN1L: you have a python question?
5DN1L: just ask it if so
Rock_Timmy1: i came across the function String.lower() which to my mind makes a String lowercase but i found someone use it like this: "String.lower()!=1" how does this work ... i mean the method is not supposed to return a number or is it?
jacek: what lang
jacek: ahh python
Rock_Timmy1: python
Rock_Timmy1: 3
jacek: well it returns string and string != 1, so its always true
Rock_Timmy1: it was apparently used to find out whether the string contains an uppercase or not but I could'nt find anything online
Rock_Timmy1: yeah it returns the lowercase string but it apparently worked for the person
5DN1L: you use islower() instead to check
jacek: and it probably would work if he used True
5DN1L: lower() is just to convert
5DN1L: islower() is to check
Rock_Timmy1: if 8<=len(l)<=15 and ' ' not in l and l.lower()!=l and any(str(i) in l for i in range(10)): the string should be between 8 and 15 char, may not contain a space and has to contain atleast one uppercase and one number
Rock_Timmy1: thats his if-clause
5DN1L: oh that's an l not a 1 :joy:
Rock_Timmy1: l is the string 😅
jacek: O:
Rock_Timmy1: im blind
Rock_Timmy1: thanks
Rock_Timmy1: omg
5DN1L: you're no longer blind :D
Rock_Timmy1: yeah
Rock_Timmy1: xD
Rock_Timmy1: it makes so much sense now
Rock_Timmy1: thanks for you guys to unblind me :D
5DN1L: np :)
jacek: you know what causes blindness...
5DN1L: what?
jacek: Automaton2000 knows :smirk:
Automaton2000: that's not a very good idea
5DN1L: that's jacek :shrug:
Sarstan: I come in to the delight of miracles being performed.
SoSerious: Reach out end grep someone
jacek: jrke's NN https://img-9gag-fun.9cache.com/photo/aBnNPnP_460svav1.mp4
jrke: :joy:
jrke: i won't call it a bug i will call it feature!
SoSerious: On the resume: I am capable of thinking outside of the box
waterproofsodium: yes me too my box is small tho
Wontonimo: those who have to think outside their box to solve problems have too small a box
waterproofsodium: wow that sounds mean
waterproofsodium: you think in boxes huh? xD
jacek: http://e.lvme.me/ahx7bmp.jpg
D4WEED: I think there is a fault in my code
batman38102: this thing makes me feel dumb
jacek: oO
Noob_Programmer11: I agree batman
shaquille.oatmeal: I need help woth the Mad Pod Racing X,Y axis thing. The next checkpoint thing if i a being specific
5DN1L: what about it?
shaquille.oatmeal: Im not sure what to do ;/
5DN1L: have you tried changing the code in any way?
shaquille.oatmeal: what do you mean by that?
shaquille.oatmeal: like adding on to it?
5DN1L: yeah
5DN1L: editing it in some way
shaquille.oatmeal: I beleve thats what im supposed to do...
5DN1L: Wood 3 League requires you to amend the output code only
5DN1L: there's one error in the default code, amend it and you're done
shaquille.oatmeal: i get this message
shaquille.oatmeal: Your target should be the X, Y position of the next checkpoint. Can you fix that in the code?
5DN1L: yes
jacek: what language
5DN1L: so what does the output code look like right now?
shaquille.oatmeal: the output is the highlighted one rigy?
shaquille.oatmeal: right*
shaquille.oatmeal: and im using GO
5DN1L: it should be fmt.Println something
5DN1L: that line
shaquille.oatmeal: yeah that
5DN1L: so, you have to amend that line
5DN1L: can you see the error in it?
5DN1L: not the syntax
shaquille.oatmeal: fmt.Printf("%d %d 50\n", nextCheckpointY, nextCheckpointY)
5DN1L: it's a variable that's the issue
5DN1L: you should print X and Y coordinates, right?
5DN1L: what is that line printing?
shaquille.oatmeal: moving to a checkpoint i think it is supposed to do im not too sure
5DN1L: look at the variable names
5DN1L: read them aloud if needed
5DN1L: are they printing X and Y coordinates?
shaquille.oatmeal: i believe so
shaquille.oatmeal: the variable is X and Y right?
5DN1L: sort of
5DN1L: do you see any character X and Y in that line?
shaquille.oatmeal: yes
shaquille.oatmeal: fmt.Printf("%d %d 50\n", nextCheckpointY, nextCheckpointY
shaquille.oatmeal: i think its at that nextCheckpoint bit
5DN1L: nextCheckpointY and nextCheckpointY?
shaquille.oatmeal: i think so?
5DN1L: read it again?
5DN1L: do the 2 variable names look the same or different to you?
shaquille.oatmeal: like put it in the chat again or just read it?
shaquille.oatmeal: and what do you mean by variably
shaquille.oatmeal: variable*
5DN1L: hmmm, do you know what are variables?
shaquille.oatmeal: not too sure to be honest :/
5DN1L: Well, in that case this game is too advanced for you
shaquille.oatmeal: hold on
5DN1L: you need some basics of a programming language to do stuff here
shaquille.oatmeal: oh okay
5DN1L: it's better for you to learn the basics on some other website first, you can then come back to practise afterwards
shaquille.oatmeal: okay! Thanks for the help!
5DN1L: np!
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struct: Finally some progress on STC
jacek: :tada:
jacek: last submited, nov 21 2018
struct: ik jacek
struct: But local my sim is finally faster
struct: this is how much time it took to reach depth 4
struct: 245410 7
struct: 1st number is the number of states
jacek: and 2nd number is years?
struct: ms
struct: :p
jacek: noice
NinjaZMY: gimme cookie
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BCron11: Anyone have tips on Mad Pod Racing when dealing with BOOST?
NinjaZMY: never heard of that
struct: BCron11 do you mean when to use?
xmero: >.>
nicolasapr: what is "clash over"?
Clams: "Clash over" is what it says in the notifications when a Clash of Code ends
bobth: lmao a bot won the CoC event
Rami_Atoui: :innocent:
Constant-Time: constant time everytiume
coder1404: hi
