Generating Dirty Code in Python

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[Peewma]

Correct regarding ord function.
Stack overflow user 'NPE':
It stands for "ordinal". The earliest use of ord that I remember was in Pascal. There, ord() returned the ordinal value of its argument. For characters this was defined as the ASCII code. The same convention was also used in Modula-2. Later, Python (as well as PHP, some dialects of SQL etc) followed this convention, except that these days they're more likely to use Unicode rather than ASCII. It could well be that the origins of the term (and the function name) go back further than Pascal.

[ehsan_omid]

your memory is not bad! your mind is busy with so many different stuff! ;)

[ProBarokis]

now all the comments are gonna judge you for not knowing what ord means!

[Bobbias]

So it's basically just xor encoding the string with a random subset of the seed's first few random numbers. Neat trick.

[MrVladoCC]

Instead of using second rng you could've just post processed your array, replacing eros with random, which won't affect result because sequence is already finished at that point

[Clutter.monkey]

directly from holyC to dirty python. now you need to program on the forbidden fruit ;-P

[peterheijstek]

Since you mention several times that you are not a developer (in this video and in others) can I ask what type of work you are doing? You seem to have a good understanding of many programming concepts so that's impressive imo

[n.w.]

Interestingly the numbers for the seed are the first few digits of Pi when you give it a closer look.

[HuntingKingYT]

It took me a long time to realize the ^ symbol is xor and not power (I mixed RSA in my mind)...

[nikeedev]

It’s weird and at the same time not that YouTube recommended me this video…dirty video

[nimcompoo]

it took me a good few minuites to realize what the thumbnail was 😂

[minato_i]

the amazing this is Pi relation to the output XD

[arvind]

Is there a way to send queries in Haskell to you?. Sincerely, Arvind

[greob]

That was pretty cool and easy to understand.

[sodiboo]

0:44 Of course, i realize this is a joke and my comment here is somewhat pointless, but that only applies to binaries you download and can't see. For pieces of source code like this that aren't obfuscated, you can see there are no sus imports, no bad things it does to the system, and maybe to be extra safe you could run it through a unicode inspector to make sure it doesn't have any non-rendering characters that'll ruin your day. Then, without understanding what it does, you can understand that the worst thing that could possibly happen is that it doesn't halt, but clearly it does because the only loop is finite

[luismex]

Great video please show how use emacs like you!!

[СергейФёдоров-щш]

Элегантней, не создавать 2й random: save(seed); restore seed;

[markopolo]

god man why didn't you put a headphone warning at the first one

[ThankYouESM]

Since random is pseudo... can you create a new version of random that can compress data in a lossless way... then to decompress have the seed read backwards?

[koldovalnya]

Can I join your Discord server? >.<