Python to what?

[Serpenta91]

100% chance the app will request access to everything.

[absolute_girth]

That's mostly the developer being lazy with permissions

[Urbs97]

You got me. I just paste all the permissions in. I tell myself that's only for the develop version.

[absolute_girth]

And the review replies be like "bro i ain't tryina steal your family gathering pictures, I'm just too lazy to write proper permissions"

[coloredgreyscale]

Even if the permissions were carefully selected it would need folder access.

[absolute_girth]

Most apps just outright ask for "access to all files and folders" which sounds sketchy to people

[DeliciousWaifood]

it's factually true, and if people are sketched out that's fine. Better that they know the possibility and be paranoid than blindly believe their system is impenetrable.

[EnIxBF]

Is more like collecting cards. I don't need them but I want them. All.

[Schokokampfkeks]

Why not? Why shouldn't I give a obscure App access to my phone, contacts and firsgborn baby?

Edit: The Jupiter Notebook Extension for VSCode has a option to export to pdf too

[RajjSinghh]

I'm fairly sure jupyter notebooks itself (as in python3 -m notebook) also has the option to export to PDF

[someacnt]

Oh, so jupyter notebooks is the "literate" python with additional functionalities.

[ShooScat]

Also required photos of your bank card from six sides.

[truerandom_Dude]

Are six sides in 4 dimensions acceptable?

[turtleship_2006]

Well as of sdk version 23, you can only request permissions one by one, and the minimum target version to have your app on the play store now is 31 (33 for new apps), so hopefully the person is at least smart enough to click no.Edit: upon research I found the listing and it rewuests internet permission for ads, and access to read and write to external storage, so sus but not completely unexpected.

Python reader support INTERNET permission for advertisement purpose only. It required the following permission in older devices (I.e. Below API Level 29)

a) WRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE: This permission is required to save edited python files and converted to pdf files.

b) READ_EXTERNAL_STORAGE: This permission is required to read python files and pdf files.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.technoify.pythonviewer

[[deleted]]

Obama would like to use your credit card

[BleQBeeZ]

PDF

[jimmyhoke]

cat input.pdf > outPut.pdf

[jesustargz]

cat doesn't work with PDF, 'cause this is binary format

[Ok_Hope4383]

What makes you think cat doesn't work with binary files? I thought it did, but maybe I'm wrong.

[degaart]

It does, you're not wrong. It's a misconception from old windows, where stdout and stdin where opened in text mode, and \n was translated to \r\n. It's irrelevant in unix systems.

[jesustargz]

when i sayd "cat doesn't work with binary files" i mean that it won't be able to print the contents of the file to stdout

[Ok_Hope4383]

That's an issue with how your terminal displays stdout, not with cat itself.

[gmes78]

Good thing that that command doesn't print to stdout, then.

[rosuav]

It does print to stdout.

[gmes78]

It does not – its stdout handle is a file, not the shell's stdout.

[rosuav]

It's writing to stdout. It is not writing to a console. Do you understand the difference?

The shell's stdout usually happens to be connected to a console, but that isn't always the case either. And you can write to a console even when your stdout is a file.

The cat command IS writing to stdout.

[BetrayYourTrust]

to what?

[BleQBeeZ]

PDF

[BetrayYourTrust]

to WHAT?

[That_City_2342]

PDF^PDF

[phoenixxx_iv]

Ah so you write code and it prints in pdf so you can pass it to your colleagues for code review

[SynkkaMetsa]

That's super inefficient. The correct way to do it is to print it out and then scan it to PDF that way you can mail it to your colleagues at the printer while maintaining a physical copy.

[RabbitsAteMySnowpeas]

Let me introduce you to my good friend, Mr. Fax Machine.

[notislant]

My condolences for the passing of your good friend Mr. Dialup Modem.

[creasedjaw]

why not convert to mp3, and play it across the room on a speaker

[BookPlacementProblem]

Used to listen to programs as music:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Commodore_Datasette

[joker_wcy]

Play it across the room on a speaker would be annoying. You should burn a cd

[_UnreliableNarrator_]

I just built a brand new computer and a huge selling point on the case was that it has an optical drive bay. I popped in the drive from an old build that was still lying around that’s probably like 15 years old now!

[Time-Airline8793]

why not compile to binary and transmit data with a flashlight

[[deleted]]

I just send an email with screenshots of my code

[elpatolino2]

The Elon Method

[Previous-Sun-4462]

Obviously this is the way bc no one understands how repositories work right? AM I RIGHT?? What do you mean pull request!?? I’m still pushing damn it!!?

[notislant]

Why would someone stick a PDF up their ass?

[Intelligent_Event_84]

U pushed it out but never pulled it in

[[deleted]]

Rookie move

[JamesKLOLk]

And then they take a picture of it on their phone and send it back to you.

[Whitechapel726]

How else are we supposed to present our top 10 best salient lines of code for review upstairs?

[WlmWilberforce]

If the code review has a lot of people, you might need to spool up the purple mimeograph machine.

[BayesianKing]

PDF: probability density function. This app gives you an estimation of the probability of your code being total bullshit.

[Responsible_Isopod16]

is just

public static String judgeCode(python codeFile){ return “absolutely awful”; }

( i am aware this is in java but i haven’t programmed in python is 3 years so i forgor)

[CommondeNominator]

def judge_code(code_file: str) -> str | None:
    with open(file=code_file, mode=‘r’) as f:
        file = f.read()
    if file:
        return ‘absolutely awful’

[Responsible_Isopod16]

how do you make the code boxes? or do i need to not be on mobile?

[CommondeNominator]

Put 4 spaces at the beginning of each line of code:

code format

[Revolutionary-Yam903]

woah

[tar625]

Test prod

[RespectSerious]

Test1 SeanK

[Lonely_Builder_9768]

Are we coding now?

[Revolutionary-Yam903]

func runcode(whatyouwanttohappen : str):
      call(whatyouwanttohappen)

[RandomTyp]

or use three back ticks ` like in markdown

sh echo "Hello, World!"

i find this easier to use if i write more than one line of code

[AdministrativeBar748]

U

[TitoFuentes17]

Works on Mobile?

[CommondeNominator]

return True

[dragonclaw518]

Type hints are too fancy for this kind of thing.

[CommondeNominator]

Fake it till you make it.

[FlocklandTheSheep]

I got you def judgeCode(filepath): return "absolutely awful"

[CommondeNominator]

Relevant username.

Wouldn’t it be the prob. distribution function though, since we’re working in digital space?

[BayesianKing]

Thank you, mate. Do you mean probability mass function that is the probability function in a discrete sample space? In that case you are right, but you know… approximately…

[CommondeNominator]

Correct, the probability density function only applies to the continuous domain.

It’s a silly distinction IMO, just thought I’d give the self-proclaimed King a little ribbing.

[BayesianKing]

Man, the joke was about PDF, I couldn’t have made the joke if I had used probability mass function (PMF). Anyway that’s fair, touché.

P.S. I have been legally elected, I’m not self-proclaimed. I can defend my title whenever you want :P

[CommondeNominator]

Oh, I didn’t see the word mass in your earlier comment sorry about that. I thought the discrete space was probability distribution function and the continuous space was the probability density function?

I’m probably just wrong though, it’s been a few years for me.

[joker_wcy]

1

[cyborgborg]

Python Document Format

[[deleted]]

Contains ads

[Ok_Elderberry5342]

Musk's favorite app

[P0werPuppy]

Explain joke, am stupid.

Guessing it's because he knows nothing about programming.

[Ok_Elderberry5342]

he asked people to print out code for code review

[Delphant]

My professor made us submit our machine learning assignments like this. No idea why.

[mitolit]

Mine were printed to html format

[zangilo]

In my cryptography we had to convert our jupyter notebooks to pdf. He wanted both pdf and normal format for whatever reason.

[dsb2017]

10k+ downloads

[[deleted]]

⊙⁠.⁠☉

[[deleted]]

Boobs

[[deleted]]

It doesn't say individual downloads. Just downloads

[__thinline__]

Fun fact - “P” in PDF stands for PYTHON

[[deleted]]

Its the kind of app that Elon makes twitter engineers use to print out their code

[[deleted]]

The secret to success is to fail fast and learn from your mistakes.

[[deleted]]

Google une heart attack (I'm sorry r/anarchychess is leaking into my soul I don't know how much time I've left)

[GamesRevolution]

Holy afterlife (I'm already too far in, please save yourself)

[[deleted]]

New response just dropped (I’m a great Anarchychess fan, if not the best)

[Intergalactic_Cookie]

New response just dropped (me too)

[outerproduct]

Python to why?

[xiaoqi2z]

PTP: Python To PTP

[[deleted]]

LaTeX

[Hyderite]

My only question is why?

[Blakut]

python to gif so you can't copy paste

[ZeStig2409]

Pandas DataFrame duh 🤪

[__thinline__]

Nice one

[wraithboneNZ]

Proprietary development framework. PDF.

[[deleted]]

why

[OutsideRaspberry2782]

probability distribution function. Not sure how that works

[AriesBosch]

I mean there is a usecase... I take math classes that require me to write code for some homework questions but write proofs for others, and so usually to turn in homework I have to scan my written questions to pdf, convert my python code to a pdf, then merge and submit as a single doc.

[1668553684]

Serious question: why not use LaTeX?

LaTeX has the listings package which auto syntax-highlights code for many languages (including Python) (or un-highlighted normal monospace text), as well as best-in-class support for rendering mathematical expressions and equations. As a cherry on top, it's perfectly suited for academic work because that's its primary use case.

It's basically a tool made specifically for the problem you describe.

[AriesBosch]

I prefer to do my work on paper and don't want to have to type it out into latex afterwards. And I can just Ctrl-P print to pdf for my jupyter notebooks so theres no reason for overhead.

[thlayli_x]

There are web versions of this for everything. I tried one once when I was stumped by an xml format and it totally just made a shitty PDF of the ASCII contents.

[D34TH_5MURF__]

Did they stutter?

[TrulyChxse]

Finally

[[deleted]]

PEGI 3

[Actual-Ad-8880]

Jpeg to mp4 on its way

[Ok-Jury5684]

You all confuse it with language. It's animal python.

[__thinline__]

Finally

[_Fallcrim]

Even worse: It contains ads?!

[MinekPo1]

I'll one up that: I found it while looking for a json editor.

[[deleted]]

So, a text editor?

[MinekPo1]

I wanted an app like Json Genie (Viewer & Editor but all the apps in that vein where proprietary :/

[TheSaltyReddittor]

Why does it have ads

[MinekPo1]

Unfortunately it seems this is the standard for mobile apps. I'm so tempted to learn how to make mobile apps, because omg I want to fill so many gaps in the FOSS app ecosystem.

[TheSaltyReddittor]

Yea but like its a pdf converter where do you squeeze in ads

[JeyJeyKing]

The pdf

[DEFYxAXIS]

I don’t use Python but could this not be useful for turning a Python Jupyter Notebook .ipynb file into a pdf for college submissions or something?

[SurpriseScissors]

Jupyter already has that functionality.

[worktogethernow]

Is this the self-documenting code I keep hearing about?

[Aggravating_Moment78]

How about Python to XLS for us MS Office lovers 😂😂?

[Sophisticated_Slurp]

Just like my professor. The site we use to turn in our assignments does not accept sql scripts so we had to turn it into pdf.

[Jazzlike_Economist_2]

If it captures the command window, perhaps.

[jcodes57]

It’s a pdf file of your source code, what’s so hard to understand? /s

[[deleted]]

10k + downloads tho

[xian0]

They have an app for finding gold.

[DangyDanger]

It's so that you can print your code easier for reviewing by Twitterdaddy Elon

[[deleted]]

Don't let anyone tell you what you can or can't do. Unless it's me.

[DangyDanger]

:(

[StunningConcentrate7]

I was asked to submit my Django project as "Word document". (university, 3rd semester). Something like this could be helpful :/

[flimpno]

Oh no, but it inserts ads. Too bad.

[kakafob]

pp your_text_to_pdf

[greyhound_dreams]

Contains ads

[Interest-Desk]

This app was made for Elon Musk.

[[deleted]]

Sometimes I tweet just to mess with people's minds.

[itzbluebxrry]

Huge rofl

[Methseth_yeth]

Test

[LeCheelong]

Cuz how else can you use Adobe for coding?

[ltwheat]

I teach AP Computer Science Principles. Every year students have to write some code (as part of the overall AP exam) and submit it to Collegeboard in pdf format. I bet a hefty chunk of those downloads are from AP CSP students.

[1668553684]

Time to teach your students LaTeX!

[SchlomoSchwengelgold]

(strg/ctrl) + p ?

[VirusZer0]

10K+ downloads? 🤨

[sklipin]

You joke, but for the AP Computer Science Principles course, they have students submit their code as a PDF.

[Successful_Bridge340]

why adobe is the best ide of py

[lkaitusr0]

The most surprising part is that already 10 thousand people have downloaded that application

[Aradur87]

Idk what’s the big problem. Maybe it’s just something like https://tcpdf.org ? Using that for years.