🪅-progaming

[royal nymph]

imagine how cool (and useless) that would be

[cerulean plover]

where as with a bot you can listen to events

[frosty obsidian]

https://fxtwitter.com/gvy_dvpont/status/1821352380274728970

[fallow jasper]

wdym

firstly, i dont need an event from discord if i just emit event myself when any change is made

[cerulean plover]

oh shit yes you dont need to do that

[fallow jasper]

secondly I would only need to update like one or two inodes

[cerulean plover]

i was thinking bot mentality

[fleet cedar]

Doesn't start at actual mouse position, 2/10

[runic sundial]

it should start as soon as the mouse stops moving

[meager turret]

seems doable, how i would make it writes would be insanely slow tho

maybe it would be better if instead of using attachments, each message is a block😭 that sounds insanely cursed tho

and a lot more work

nah that wouldnt be better, maybe only for small files

infinite file size tho

[lavish frigate]

how the FUCK would you store gigabytes of data in 2k character message chunks

[meager turret]

files on a filesystem are also stored in small chunks

i think 512 bytes is most common? im really not sure

a discord message can store way more than that tho!!

i wonder if theres some rust crate that already does all the work on top of your own inode abstraction for me

[balmy lintel]

thats an insane concept

[meager turret]

maybe this idea doesnt work at all but I'd like to see if I can just make a discord channel into a block device

im guessing a block device probably does expect no holes in the block numbers tho

[meager turret]

to avoid dealing with this, I could make a multi level lookup table to map block numbers to discord message ids, the amount of levels depending on the max size of the block device. this way with only a channel id and one message id it should be doable to use a discord channel as a block device any have any filesystem on it

[lavish frigate]

Watch out for discord sanitisation, not that a specific sequence of bytes gets converted into an empty character at the beginning/end and gets nuked by discord

[meager turret]

right, for safety I can encode it using some set of characters

[lavish frigate]

Base64

:3

[fleet cedar]

Emojis

[meager turret]

i was thinking some kind of base256

[lavish frigate]

😨😨😨😨

[meager turret]

prpbably takes up way too much characters per emoji

[meager turret]

would be easiest prob

allows for 2048b blocks too ig?

nvm max msg size is 2000

not 2048

[balmy lintel]

we love app emojis

[lavish frigate]

inrease your message size to 4k with nitro! (not sponsored)

[fleet cedar]

The optimal emoji set for data transfer is

🕐🕑🕒🕓🕔🕕🕖🕗🕘🕙🕚🕛
🕜🕝🕞🕟🕠🕡🕢🕣🕤🕥🕦🕧

You can get like log2(24) bits of data per I can't be assed to count the bytes

[tribal jungle]

I just realized that there is an "x" missing in the documentation

there should be at least one index.tsx

[balmy lintel]

known

theres a pr which fixes this

#📜-doccer

[hardy chasm]

Is there a place to talk about Linux here?

[ionic lake]

you can generally talk about Linux

no need for a dedicated channel

[fleet cedar]

Just found out that python's evaluation order is fucked ```py
def foo(a: print(1) = print(2)) -> print(3): pass

[royal nymph]

why can you use an expression as a type

😟

/run

def foo(a: print(1) = print(2)) -> print(3): pass

foo()

[rugged berry]

Here is your py(3.10.0) output @royal nymph

2
1
3

[royal nymph]

😭

I also love this

[cerulean plover]

you dont even need to call it

[fleet cedar]

Because in ages past, annotations were more general than just types

So it's a leftover from that time

[cerulean plover]

/run

def foo(a: print(1) = print(2)) -> print(3): pass

[rugged berry]

Here is your py(3.10.0) output @cerulean plover

2
1
3

[royal nymph]

/run

def foo(a = []):
    a.append(1)
    return a

print(foo())
print(foo())

[rugged berry]

Here is your py(3.10.0) output @royal nymph

[1]
[1, 1]

[royal nymph]

[cerulean plover]

i hate that

[royal nymph]

whoever thought that was a good idea

[cerulean plover]

you'd expect that'd be a default argument right

WRONG

[fleet cedar]

It's a default argument alright

Just evaluated way too early

[cerulean plover]

Yop

Also it only works once?

And it isnt really an argument?

[royal nymph]

it is a default argument and works fine

[fleet cedar]

It's the default for that argument

[royal nymph]

but it uses the same default argument for every function invocation

[cerulean plover]

then why tf does it get evaluated early

[royal nymph]

instead of making a new one every time

[cerulean plover]

ohhhhhh

that makes sense

[royal nymph]

no it doesn't 😭

[cerulean plover]

thanks for teaching me another reason to hate python

[fleet cedar]

It's py default = print(4) def foo(arg): if arg is unset: arg = default rather than ```py
def foo(arg):
if arg is unset:
arg = print(4)

[cerulean plover]

you're right it doesnt i really meant oh it makes sense that it does that

[fleet cedar]

For... some probably bad reason?

[royal nymph]

the worst part is that there's probably a sick bastard out there who uses that behaviour deliberately

[cerulean plover]

[tribal jungle]

I am very new to this but if I wanted a function to be runned whenever I would block someone, how can I do that? And how can I learn how to know to do similar things in the future?

[hardy chasm]

/run

local text = {"I ", "use ", "lua", true}
local num = 1

for i, v in text do
    if i ~= 4 then
    print(v)
    num = num + 1
    end
end

[rugged berry]

@hardy chasm I only received lua(5.4.4) error output

lua: file0.code:4: attempt to call a table value (for iterator 'for iterator')
stack traceback:
	file0.code:4: in main chunk
	[C]: in ?

[hardy chasm]

Aww come on.

[ionic lake]

could listen for user block event dispatch then run your thing

[hardy chasm]

Vesktop is cool.

Just learned about it.

[fallow jasper]

why 2k? you can use attachements

[lavish frigate]

read the convo

thats not the point

[fallow jasper]

ah sorry

[fallow jasper]

why the fuck would u use messages instead of attachements

[meager turret]

feels like cheating otherwise

[old haven]

/run ```lua
print("balls")

[rugged berry]

Here is your lua(5.4.4) output @old haven

balls

[old haven]

nice

[meager turret]

it will also be easier to make a block device out of messages, it wouldnt make sense to use attachments for that (more cumbersome read/write, no edits, block sizes are fixed and having very big blocks has downsides) which supports any fs impl on top

discord may also be less of a fan of me abusing their attachments as file storage, it sounds to me like its a lot easier to spot that than plain messages

whats a bots max attachment size anyway? if its only 8mb its not that much better than messages

not to forget, attachments would also require an extra http request to read i think. network calls would def be a bottleneck here

so that about concludes my reasoning

[fallow jasper]

you can store roughly 1572 times the data inside a attachement as opposed to message content (assuming b64)

[meager turret]

i wouldnt be using base64

[lavish frigate]

/run

fn main() {
  println!("die")
}

[rugged berry]

Here is your rust(1.68.2) output @lavish frigate

die

[fallow jasper]

message contents require way more requests as you get a lot of extra json data that is not the message itself

[meager turret]

feel free to make it using attachments

[tribal jungle]

I have been looking but I have no idea what event I should be looking for

[lavish frigate]

using the fluxdispatcher you can catch events, defineplugin also allows you to do this via the flux property
as for how to find out how you can do stuff, learn how to read source code
there are hundreds of plugins that can function as examples

[ionic lake]

start using Flux dispatcher yes and then do said action which in your case is blocking a user

there should be your event in the console which will be appropriately named

[proud echo]

https://github.com/Vencord/Docs/pull/4/commits/6b48d09fc236c3a9dddd79ccafd484db9a65356f

[royal nymph]

https://github.com/ai/nanoid/blob/main/url-alphabet/index.js#L1-L5

[pearl stag]

index.js: Lines 1-5

// This alphabet uses `A-Za-z0-9_-` symbols.
// The order of characters is optimized for better gzip and brotli compression.
// Same as in non-secure/index.js
export const urlAlphabet =
  'useandom-26T198340PX75pxJACKVERYMINDBUSHWOLF_GQZbfghjklqvwyzrict'

[royal nymph]

insane order

[ornate quiver]

that's funny

[royal nymph]

I think it's because brotli is optimised for Javascript and common words

use... strict
random

PX
px

I love how that package is ultra micro optimising which immediately gets ruined by the insane bloat that is your average web framework

I wish more packages did good optimisations

maybe not to this extent where you reorder the alphabet for a few bytes saving but at least making sure u don't use 5 million dependencies

[autumn sigil]

hey use however many deps you want, as long as it doesnt end up on my computer

[jade stone]

are there any good js/ts formatters

[royal nymph]

direct answer: no
more useful answer: no but you can use the vscode formatter or prettier they're both decent

[autumn sigil]

eslint fix >> prettier

[jade stone]

yea, but eslint doesnt work well outside of projects and prettier seems like a pain in the ass to setup

[autumn sigil]

wasnt saying they were good

[mild yoke]

and JavaScript itself

[royal nymph]

v8 is very fast

you can write very fast js

[autumn sigil]

long as its not megamorphic

[ionic lake]

biomejs.dev

[ionic lake]

it does, it's now a general lint runner

[jade stone]

i fixed my eslint setup and it works fine now

just need a way to run it on arbitrary

[ionic lake]

awesome

arbitrary?

[jade stone]

oops, tyop

arbitrary files

[ionic lake]

like which ones in particular

[jade stone]

run eslint, with my personal config, on any file, without having to install eslint per project

[ionic lake]

oh lol I don't think that is possible

[jade stone]

with enough bash, you can do a lot

[ionic lake]

not sure the new flatconfig even works globally

okay sure yeah that can work but any file, as in what file?

[jade stone]

eg ~/temp.js

i do a bit of that, and eslint is just nice to have

[ionic lake]

oh I thought you were talking outside js

[jade stone]

no

[ionic lake]

hmm

I would've just used biome tbh but I think eslint global installs work still

https://eslint.org/docs/latest/use/getting-started#global-install

yeah this is not very friendly

try cooking something with bash though, should be easy!

[cerulean plover]

wtf

[lost pawn]

why am I getting this error when using useState?

fixed it

[jade stone]

@ionic lake got something working

[royal nymph]

fire formatting

[jade stone]

me when i have a two line config for testing

[serene elk]

it's not about eslint

¯\_(ツ)_/¯

at the end of the day you choose to write like that

[royal nymph]

yeah even if I don't have any ide support I still format my code decently

might have inconsistent indent sometimes but never as bad as that code xd

[jade stone]

the file got deleted on accident and this was all i had left

[royal nymph]

idk how it's not natural instinct to format ur code in a sane way

[royal nymph]

fear

[ornate quiver]

wdym I always write my code as a one liner

[ionic lake]

I just configured biome in helix and then let it run everywhere

works wonderful

[lucid trail]

literally a trojan

yes

[spring pilot]

Ofc it is

[delicate pewter]

i love the nternet

[stable garnet]

If you think about it, interned and internet are only one letter off

[crimson cave]

vban 7 @woven wasp malware/extremely dumb

[elder yarrow]

Done!

Banned s.killissue (@woven wasp)

[calm wigeon]

truly a skill issue

[austere idol]

guess what this code does:

with open("[answer].json", "w") as file:
    json.dump(beconf, file)

with open("[answer].[answer]", "w") as file:
    file.write("\n".join([f'{k}="{v}"' for k, v in conf["env"].items()]))

with open("[answer].[answer]", "w") as file:
    file.write("\n".join([f"{k}={v}" for k, v in conf["env"].items()]))

[dusty moth]

interesting shit

assuming vanilla python, and globals beconf and conf: dict[string, dict]:

• write beconf to [answer].json
• write conf's env key to [answer].[answer] in the format key="value"
• do that again but key=value

[austere idol]

yep

[answer].[answer] is a placeholder name for the file

the actual names are build_config.json, build_config.env and build_config.mk

beconf and conf are the same variable, i forgot to change all names in result snippet

any suggestions to make those oneliners more readable?

[dusty moth]

they're too readable already

[livid oasis]

you dont need to use intents yk

[lavish frigate]

python try not to look ugly challenge (impossible)

[fleet cedar]

Python execute stuff left to right challenge (impossible)

[royal nymph]

def format_object(obj):
    return [f'{k}="{v}"' for k, v in obj.items()]

with open("[answer].json", "w") as file:
    json.dump(beconf, file)

with open("[answer].[answer]", "w") as file:
    file.write("\n".join(format_object(conf["env"]))

with open("[answer].[answer]", "w") as file:
    file.write("\n".join(format_object(conf["env"]))

[austere idol]

right to left

[austere idol]

that's not exactly right solution because result contents of both "[answer].[answer]" (build_config.env and build_config.mk) should be different

while env file can be threated as .env file (which forces us to enclose values to ""), .mk file does not need so because makefile does not care about "" in variable declarations

[lavish frigate]

the with _ as _ syntax is extremely ugly i propose

def format_object(obj):
    return [f'{k}="{v}"' for k, v in obj.items()]

answerJsonHandle = open("[answer].json", "w")
answerAnswerHandle = open("[answer].[answer]", "w")

json.dump(beconf, answerJsonHandle)
answerAnswerHandle.write("\n".join(format_object(conf["env"]))
answerAnswerHandle.write("\n".join(format_object(conf["env"]))

[fleet cedar]

And when do you intend to close those

[lavish frigate]

NEVER

python isnt meant to do that

[austere idol]

i maintain some stupid hard fork of some tg bot

it's database code did not closed the databases until i did some shady gc-like manager shit

then i realised that that shit sucks and replaced it with bunch of withs

[fleet cedar]

(dir/"[answer].json").write_text(json.dumps(beconf))
(dir/"[answer].[answer]").write_text("\n".join([f'{k}="{v}"' for k, v in conf["env"].items()]))
(dir/"[answer].[answer]").write_text("\n".join([f"{k}={v}" for k, v in conf["env"].items()]))

[lavish frigate]

what the fuck

[austere idol]

this is fake

[fleet cedar]

Why do you hate pathlib

[lavish frigate]

just when i thought python could not get any uglier

[austere idol]

let's bring some perl oneliners here

i did not have one

[lavish frigate]

perl is irrelevant because whenever i search for just "perl" i get images of actual pearls

[fleet cedar]

Python is a great language for prototyping and throwaways, but anything above maybe 100 lines is better off in any other language (except c)

[lavish frigate]

In rust mainly

[proud echo]

gotta wait for react 20 first 😔

[austere idol]

exceptionally c

[austere idol]

how this is supposed to work?

[lavish frigate]

it just is

[balmy lintel]

[lost pawn]

does anyone have a simple way of suppressing this error?

[hardy chasm]

What is the best ui for python? I currently use tkinter. (That works on linux mint)

[fleet cedar]

Gtk works pretty well

And unlike tk isn't 90s ugly

[hardy chasm]

Ok

[royal nymph]

impossible

[lost pawn]

ye, I tried a few things, but nothing worked

so I'll just leave it as-is

[marble laurel]

/run 2 + 4

[rugged berry]

@marble laurel

Error

Unsupported language: None
Request a new language

[balmy lintel]

https://vxtwitter.com/BrretHatinson/status/1822521645937922103

[royal nymph]

he's kinda right though

if your program doesn't experience any issues it doesn't matter

[fleet cedar]

What if there are other programs running on the computer

They might want some of that sweet, juicy ram too

[magic shale]

It’s like having a gas leak and living with it by not turning anything on

Just don’t run other apps

[jade stone]

@quick crow oops gas leak

[tribal jungle]

Is there a specific discord relationship status for users that you have sent frienship requests to but they have not accepted?

[green gulch]

@void leaf you fr or joking

[void leaf]

honestly, it’s a very weird replace and return isStart length is kind of suspicious

[green gulch]

Its just the sound effects base64 encoded so I didnt have to have separate MP3 files

u can check the base64

These are the sound effects (just the stream start/stop but i adjusted the pitch)

[void leaf]

I am joking, but just for future reference, I would have them separate files. I also would open up a mod mail and get it approved instead of just straight up linking to it

[green gulch]

I did put it in a modmail as well, just thought I could share it with that person, my bad.

New to making plugins so thanks for the feedback

I shall make them separate files

k fixed

[void leaf]

also i got a contributor to make something right

#🗳-plugin-requests message

[green gulch]

appreciate

[final night]

Hmmmmmm

$('.captcha').innerText.trim()

[magic shale]

Just do it on a canvas at least

[fleet cedar]

Please no

[royal nymph]

WHAT

[stoic helm]

rate my ui

[umbral mirage]

simplistic, nice

[stoic helm]

lmao

heres what it is

[umbral mirage]

you won't see ui this original anywhere online

[fleet cedar]

Needs more rounded corners

[stoic helm]

copied and pasted from the vrchat server

i made an osc app for avatar toggle presets!
it currently looks horrible, as i focus on functionality before beauty, but it is fully working!

a screenshot of the (horrible) ui is at https://files.catbox.moe/mob55w.png, as i dont have image perms

it runs through oscquery so you should have no issues running it alongside other osc apps!

i will setup exe builds of it soon, but for now you have to run it through source

https://github.com/ImLvna/vrc-avatar-presets

[supple whale]

you'd benefit from that no css ui library

god i dont remember what it was called, it simply forces styling on all html elements and tagss, making them into component

without any classes

https://picocss.com/

this

[balmy lintel]

https://vxtwitter.com/mattpocockuk/status/1822917967316676787

why would you do that at all

[royal nymph]

"StringWithAutoComplete"

[stoic helm]

what does string & {} even do?

[royal nymph]

hack

[stoic helm]

allow you to index characters?

[royal nymph]

type Color = "blue" | string; // string

ts merges types

[balmy lintel]

i still would never do that (mainly because I'm too lazy)

[royal nymph]

blue is a subset of string so it gets removed and only leaves string

which breaks autocomplete

string & {} combines string with an empty object which is still a string but blue is no longer a subset of

so it won't get erased and you have both

that way you get autocomplete for "blue" but can still pass any string

[stoic helm]

ohhh

[balmy lintel]

weird behaviour in my opinion

[royal nymph]

vencord uses it in some places, it's pretty useful

[fleet cedar]

Why not "blue" | StringWithAutoComplete then

[royal nymph]

that works too

[royal nymph]

https://github.com/search?q=repo%3AVendicated%2FVencord LiteralUnion&type=code

this is a good example https://github.com/Vendicated/Vencord/blob/5160f906f408aaadf8b10b507eb1a8f823b5b528/src/webpack/common/types/utils.d.ts#L228

[pearl stag]

utils.d.ts: Line 228

openExpressionPicker(activeView: LiteralUnion<"emoji" | "gif" | "sticker", string>, activeViewType?: any): void;

[royal nymph]

it gives you auto complete for emoji gif and sticker but also allows passing other stuff

[balmy lintel]

interesting

[lavish frigate]

StringWithAutocompleteOptions

[hearty ferry]

Would anyone happen to know how the discord client knows what version it is? e.g API endpoint

(writing an auto updater for my ubuntu machine cuz i hate manually doing it)

[hearty ferry]

i see i see

[royal nymph]

https://github.com/diced/dvm

[umbral mirage]

are there guides that explain how patches in plugins work?

[fleet cedar]

They're just regex

[lavish frigate]

https://github.com/Vendicated/Vencord/blob/d671bd65ac85a1fbd162b683c541279130711ae8/CONTRIBUTING.md

[umbral mirage]

yes but why this

[fleet cedar]

Because it found 14657 modules matching your find

[lavish frigate]

old but still very valid (especially since there is no new documentation)

[umbral mirage]

and it must only find 1?

[fleet cedar]

Unless you explicitly opt in to multiple matches, yes

[umbral mirage]

thank you

[umbral mirage]

I did set all to true

oh i thought the find is a css selector

[fleet cedar]

Css selectors are for matching html, not js

[umbral mirage]

are patches only for js

[royal nymph]

yes

[fleet cedar]

What else is there to patch

[umbral mirage]

then i'll just write normal js i guess

[royal nymph]

no

don't

[fleet cedar]

Patching css would theoretically be possible I guess, but not particularly useful

If "normal js" means mutation listeners and dom manip, don't

[umbral mirage]

oh

that is indeed what i meant

[royal nymph]

well you can do what you want, no one is gonna stop you

but doing that sucks in many ways and you have a 0% chance of having any code like that accepted

[umbral mirage]

oh im not trying to write an official plugin

[fleet cedar]

You'll have bad performance and very limited access to data

[umbral mirage]

right now i want to test something and if i get that working i'll make some plugin for myself

[umbral mirage]

let's say i want to make every single message be "hello", what would be the preferred way to do that

[lavish frigate]

catching message events via flux dispatcher then editing contents

no patching required

neither is dom manip

[fleet cedar]

Patching the message renderer function

[lavish frigate]

☹️

[umbral mirage]

okay i didn't give a good example

the thing i actually want to do is remove emojis from all channel names

channels aren't really created that often

[fleet cedar]

Change the channel name render function

[umbral mirage]

so for that i do use patches

[fleet cedar]

Patches are how you modify functions, yes

[umbral mirage]

im guessing there's not really a place which details all the functions i can use is there

[fleet cedar]

It's regex

Plus \i and $self

[umbral mirage]

yeah but how will i know the exact function name

that i need to modify

and also how to exactly modify it correctly

[fleet cedar]

The function name is probably w or gk

[umbral mirage]

how am i supposed to know that in the future

[fleet cedar]

By matching the function's shape, not its name

[umbral mirage]

but where am i gonna see the shape

[fleet cedar]

In the code

[umbral mirage]

what should i be searching in dev tools

[icy vigil]

is there a way via console to disable all vencord plugins at once? or do i have to go one by one?

[final night]

Probably

Object.values(Vencord.Settings.plugins)
  .forEach(a=>a.enabled=false)

This probably isn't a good idea because of hidden/required plugins

[icy vigil]

ya idk i wanted to start fresh to rework on a plugin and i had cloud backup enabled so it auto enabled everything lol

[final night]

ah

[icy vigil]

ya

i wanna rework and fix sound bord logger yk

cus its really fucked atm

[umbral mirage]

you have everything enabled in your cloud backup?

[icy vigil]

almost everything lol

[umbral mirage]

i only have these two

[royal nymph]

this probably isn't a good idea
nah all plugins that are required ignore their enabled state

but i wouldn't even do that

just open settings folder and rename settings.json to something else

once you're done rename it back

[icy vigil]

ok will do that

ya that worked grate tnx

[vagrant flame]

Can someone tell me if this will be in main vencord https://github.com/Vencord/plugin-requests/issues/1026

And this https://github.com/Vencord/plugin-requests/issues/1021

[icy vigil]

this one is rn marked as a 3rd party plugin and i dont see a pr for it

[icy vigil]

this one dosent have anything made for it atm

do yall see somthing bad with my imports? last time i worked on this plugin was like 7 months ago and now it shows like this

other plugins look fine just this 1

[vagrant flame]

can there be a pr for it

[icy vigil]

ask the guy that coded it to pr it

[vagrant flame]

who coded it

[icy vigil]

https://github.com/redbaron2k7

[vagrant flame]

is there direct message on github

[royal nymph]

v+ no programming

[royal nymph]

hovering it might be useful

[vagrant flame]

what

[umbral mirage]

even when looking at this example, i can't find what they're talking about using ctrl shift f

[vagrant flame]

@green gulch If this is you would you please put your plugin in vencord

[lavish frigate]

because thats an example

its not actually in the app

[umbral mirage]

they said it's in the isStaff plugin

[lavish frigate]

isnt that from a couple of months ago

told you its very old

[umbral mirage]

oh i can't even find that plugin

[lavish frigate]

yep

[frosty obsidian]

v+ no programming @royal nymph

[lavish frigate]

vwhybanne vending.machine

[elder yarrow]

bro is not banne

[green gulch]

Um

Not sure if it would get accepted

And I can't just "put it in vencord" it has to be a PR

https://docs.vencord.dev/installing/custom-plugins/

Do that

[worldly sigil]

when the windows the
https://msrc.microsoft.com/update-guide/vulnerability/CVE-2024-38063

[buoyant trellis]

they also had rce in wifi driver last month lol

[icy vigil]

is there a list for all the discord props that i can find with findbyprops and findbypropslazy?

[vagrant flame]

Ok

[long stream]

Just a suggestion but it could be good to implement some props as types

Like this:

const props = [
  "prop1",
  "prop2",
  "prop3
] as const

type Prop = typeof props[number] of props[number] | (string & {})

You can type in any props

But most IDE’s provide autocomplete for one of the props in the list

[long stream]

Any string

[final night]

This is very helpful information

[viscid grove]

Is there a way to get something similar to notepad++'s change history on vscode? (on local files without git)

[cerulean plover]

yes, but also will it ever be made so that required plugins set themselves to be enabled if they are marked as disabled (somehow)

[green gulch]

i want peoples thoughts about this: a plugin that notifies you in-app when a youtuber you choose uploads a video

might be impractical but just an idea 🤷‍♂️

[royal nymph]

stop making discord os

why in the world would that be inside discord

just have it in your browser or use an RSS reader app

[cerulean plover]

couldnt you export youtube subscriptions to RSS at one point

[green gulch]

nah man youtube notifications in discord

[green gulch]

https://github.com/jeb5/YouTube-Subscriptions-RSS

bookmarklet

[viscid grove]

doesnt youtube have push notifs?

[green gulch]

but not in discord

silly idea ik

[viscid grove]

Is there a way to make this copy without having to press the confirmation button?
right now, it won't actually copy until i click that
Solved by adding await
(or if there's any way to improve it ig)
formatted version of the bookmarklet:

javascript: if (window.location.href.startsWith('https://regex101.com'))
  ((
    url = 'https://regex101.com/?regex=' +
      ['regular expression', 'test string']
        .map((selector) =>
          encodeURIComponent(
            Array.from(document.querySelectorAll(`[aria-label="insert your ${selector} here"]>.cm-line:not(:has(>.cm-placeholder))`))
              .reduce((acc, val) => acc + val.innerText, '')
              .replaceAll('↵\n', '\n')
          )
        ).join('&testString=')
  ) => {
    try {
      navigator.clipboard.writeText(url);
      window.location.href = url;
    } catch (e) {
      console.error('Error copying or going to window location: ', e);
    }
  })();

[serene elk]

that's caused by window.location.href = url;

unsure if you can prevent that

[viscid grove]

yeah ik
i meant have clipboard be processed first so it copies before the popup or something

just tried timeout, and it seems to work, but idk if it'll be consistent

[royal nymph]

await it

it's async

[viscid grove]

oh
that works

ty

[vagrant flame]

how long until pull requests get merged

[frosty obsidian]

pay me a million dollars and ill merge

(just wait for someone to review)

[vagrant flame]

how about i give u a cookie

[frosty obsidian]

enticing offer

[vagrant flame]

but a really big cookie

[frosty obsidian]

intriguing

[vagrant flame]

intriguing enough to merge?

[frosty obsidian]

you've been misled

i can't merge

[vagrant flame]

😮

[ornate quiver]

take the amount of days it's been since the last 6-planet alignment event, add the amount of days its been since your last birthday, multiply by φ, and then divide by the amount of currently open prs there are
and thats how many days you have to wait until your pr gets merged

[vagrant flame]

uhhhh

thats alot

but its not my pr just a cool plugin

this one https://github.com/Vendicated/Vencord/pull/2781

and also this https://github.com/Vendicated/Vencord/pull/2780

one of them has a green checkmark next to it, does that mean its merged?

[frosty obsidian]

the check just means it was able to build without error

(well really it just means it can be merged, which is a few different requirements)

[vagrant flame]

how long realistically do you think it will take then?

[frosty obsidian]

depends

high demand plugins that aren't too big are more likely to get reviewed earlier

but nothing is guaranteed

[vagrant flame]

both of those look really small

would you say like 2 days maybe

[frosty obsidian]

can't guarantee anything

[vagrant flame]

alright

who can merge? is it one person or multiple

[frosty obsidian]

a few people

but bothering them will make them less likely to look at the pr

[vagrant flame]

oh no that wasnt my goal i was just curious how many people can actually do it

im not going to bother anyone about it

[frosty obsidian]

its 4 i think

[viscid grove]

not sure why you deleted the message bitslayn, but yeah that's pretty much what i wanted
I thought there would be a setting for it built into vscode, but that extension seems to works fine

Maybe it was deleted because it still needs git installed, but i meant for just random files not in a project with git setup, or on git ignored files like userplugins

[summer mulch]

does anyone know why firefox slows to a halt when viewing a websockets messages? (this doesnt happen in chromium)
tested using brave + librewolf, latest versions; brave in a private window, librewolf on a clean install

[autumn sigil]

lollll

[summer mulch]

like the browser itself is fine

its just having a hard time sending and receiving messages

[lost pawn]

does anyone know how discord attaches a ref to the component inside tooltips?

or at least a simmilar way

[summer mulch]

by tooltip you mean this thing right attachment

[lost pawn]

yes

[summer mulch]

absolutely no idea attachment

[lost pawn]

so

from what I can tell at least

it's using reactdom to get the dom node

[rose otter]

what does the \i identifier do? is this documented?

[fleet cedar]

It's a vencord special

[rose otter]

mhm

[fleet cedar]

I think it's something like \b[\w$_]+\b

[rose otter]

hm ngl im really bad at regex xD i have no idea what that does at initial glance

hm looks like it just matches every word 🤔

[fleet cedar]

It matches a javascript identifier

[rose otter]

i get how it works now, ty!

could you guess who i am? xD

[fleet cedar]

I would guess you are @rose otter

[rose otter]

💀

turn off mask url paste

[fleet cedar]

Looks like it's [A-Za-z_$][\w$]*

[umbral mirage]

is your name related to mlb

or just a really weird coincidence

[rose otter]

It is

[mild yoke]

thoughts on the new theme?

I made the top bit frosted, then I switched the rest to pretty much atom one dark

[still jolt]

does the missed phone call come with the theme?

[mild yoke]

bruhhh

[fleet cedar]

You could totally make a theme that does that

Assuming you know exactly how wide the clock is and shit

[royal nymph]

that blur is ugly imo

[mild yoke]

Yeah I'm not sure about it

It has a sorta cool effect, but idk

when scrolling it looks kinda cool I feel like

it's cool seeing the content become clear, but I think I'll make it configurable

[green gulch]

guys im gonna make a password manager plugin (real)

[summer mulch]

wait what app is that

it doesnt look like regular discord

[mild yoke]

yeah it's my own thing

it's a custom client

[summer mulch]

ooh sick

[mild yoke]

just been trying to get the theme to a good spot recently

[summer mulch]

what if you made the blurry area more blurred and darkened a bit

[mild yoke]

that's not a bad idea

[unkempt lotus]

guys i need to someone told how to make a wonderful client like vencord?

what i need to learn also

[quiet raft]

lmao

[lavish frigate]

learn html, js, css, how the web works, websockets, js libraries, especially electron, reverse engineering, etc etc etc

[unkempt lotus]

what is etc etc

[visual shell]

<:i:1263592450136473684> etc. ɛtˈsɛtərə

adverb

1. used at the end of a list to indicate that further, similar items are included.

• protect seedling from damage caused by feet, lawnmowers, pets, etc.

labsCore

[unkempt lotus]

bruh

do mean what next

api and backend should be learned

?

[lavish frigate]

i guess

its way too much to list everything

all the things ive listed are gonna take you a couple years to master

[unkempt lotus]

ahhaa

i mean if i learn backend should i choose a specific thnig

like node.js

should i learn node.js specific

[lavish frigate]

node.js isnt a backend its a runtime

[unkempt lotus]

oh

[lavish frigate]

its a way to run js on your computer

it can be used to make backends

but it is not a backend

[unkempt lotus]

oh so it let js run on server

[lavish frigate]

yes

[unkempt lotus]

okkeyy

[formal belfry]

I was able to get vencord working on my proxy by just doing this

const { stack } = new Error();
if (!(stack?.includes("http")) || Array.isArray(v)) {
    return;
}

seems to not catch react devtools either, would you like me to pull request this?
works for noTrack also

[serene elk]

check if my branch works

https://github.com/Vendicated/Vencord/tree/immediate-finds

[formal belfry]

alr

[serene elk]

both the webpack stuff and no track

[formal belfry]

Webpack patching seems to work, but noTrack throws Failed to disable Sentry. Falling back to deleting window.DiscordSentry

but that could just be a quirk, seems to still effectively disable sentry tracking

[serene elk]

hmm

what could be failing here

assetPath?

[formal belfry]

couldn't you do return console.log("message") to see which exact step is failing

It could definitely be assetPath

[serene elk]

put a breakpoint and test for me

because you are the one that has the proxy lol

weird cuz you said no track works

and it has this too, which is even worse

[formal belfry]

yup seems to be breaking on assetPath

[serene elk]

what's the stack

[formal belfry]

Error
    at Function.set (VencordWeb:37:17442)
    at http://localhost:3000/service/hvtrs8%2F-dksaopd%2Ccmm-aqsgtq%2Fqeltpy%2C348%60fc335177561%60bcc2.hs:453:38098
    at http://localhost:3000/service/hvtrs8%2F-dksaopd%2Ccmm-aqsgtq%2Fqeltpy%2C348%60fc335177561%60bcc2.hs:453:38637

It's because of the weird URL encoding no doubt

[serene elk]

oh

[formal belfry]

let me try setting it to plain and see if that works

[serene elk]

it encodes the js too

I will fix it one second

@formal belfry git pull and try now

[formal belfry]

hm, that didn't seem to work either D:

[serene elk]

huh

it should

[formal belfry]

let me check if responseText matching is messing things up

I don't think so since it doesn't even look like it's getting there, but the proxy does some weird wrapping to make JS rewriting actually feasible

well nevermind, it's failing here apparently

[serene elk]

are you sure

that function executes two times so keep in mind that

one for the main webpack, which it should return and not do anything

and one for sentry, which it should continue and throw the error

[formal belfry]

supposedly it's failing both times

oh wait nevermind

stack matching fails once, and then response text matching fails

maybe changing window.DiscordSentry= to DiscordSentry= will work?

[serene elk]

does sending a XMLHttpRequest to the proxied url not work

[formal belfry]

It does

[serene elk]

so where is the issue

[formal belfry]

UV rewrites calls to window with __uv$wrap(window) iirc

[serene elk]

😭 omg

[formal belfry]

😭 yeah
this proxy is uh
not great :D

[serene elk]

does .DiscordSentry=

work?

[formal belfry]

We are working on a way better implementation atm

[formal belfry]

trying that rn

[serene elk]

also your vencord is hella outdated lol

[formal belfry]

WTF lol
something in the proxy is failing

[formal belfry]

it is?

[serene elk]

yes look at all the broken patches

none of those are broken currently

[formal belfry]

this is from git pull on your branch
could just be the proxy breaking things, not sure

[serene elk]

well my branch is up to date

none are broken on it either

either way I suppose your proxy makes it __uv$wrap(window).DiscordSentry=

right?

[formal belfry]

I logged the response text, and it's returning a 404 from the main site im hosting the proxy on 😭
now i get to debug that

Oh boy

[serene elk]

oh wait

maybe your vencord is not oudated

but the proxy is messing up regex patching

[formal belfry]

That could be it also

[serene elk]

definitely

[formal belfry]

Something is definitely fucked with UV and XHR requests, currently checking it out with the maintainer

[serene elk]

this patch has not been changed for 22 months

uhh could it be adding newlines?

do something for me

[formal belfry]

It's effectively trying to fetch http://localhost:3000/service/http://localhost:3000/service/ https://discord.com/assets/sentry.368bfa315375541bbac0.js

[serene elk]

Vencord.Webpack.wreq.m[502920].toString()

send me the result

[serene elk]

lmao how is that happening

[formal belfry]

I assume they are just fucking up the rewrite somehow, and attempting to rewrite an already rewritten url

[formal belfry]

beeg function

[formal belfry]

Actually surprisingly it doesn't seem to be wrapping it, when I actually fetch it manually

[serene elk]

it would be kinda strange if it did ngl

oh god

nooooo why

I'm gonna cry

[formal belfry]

😭 yeahh

JS rewriting is incredibly difficult and tends to break a ton of stuff

[serene elk]

okay let me just understand right now

what is the current issue

a vencord one or a proxy one

[formal belfry]

Right now it's a proxy one seemingly

[serene elk]

I can change the condition to this

without any issues

[formal belfry]

The problem is with the proxy's impl of XMLHttpRequest

[serene elk]

this one well, unsureee

ah

I see

[formal belfry]

is there a chance it can be a fetch() instead?

or does it have to be XMLHttpRequest

[serene elk]

it has to be XMLHttpRequest

abusing the fact it can be done synchronous

[formal belfry]

ah true

[serene elk]

okay however I wonder what's the issue here

Vencord.Webpack.wreq.m[935347].toString()
send it too

[formal belfry]

I'm honestly not sure what the issue is, it looks like _loadingText should be findable

[serene elk]

xd

[formal belfry]

[serene elk]

I'm not sure why it's wrapping that however

[formal belfry]

Oh yeah, if you're wondering what __uv.$wrap does, apparently it's supposed to just prevent location and eval from escaping UV's "sandbox"

    __uv.$wrap = function (name) {
        if (name === 'location') return __uv.methods.location;
        if (name === 'eval') return __uv.methods.eval;
        return name;
    };

literally just does this ;-;

[serene elk]

o().random(e.length - 1)

why is it wrapping that

[formal belfry]

I have no idea 😭

[serene elk]

I'll push this

[formal belfry]

I assume UV just tries to wrap as much stuff as possible, currently bribing the only person who wants to touch the codebase to make it hopefully less bad

[serene elk]

however yeah the maintainer of uv is gonna have to fix XMLHttpRequest

technically it's not needed but having it makes 100% sure that we are not erroring the wrong thing

[green gulch]

github

[formal belfry]

did github die or are they rate limiting me?

[serene elk]

lmao

[green gulch]

erm they died

[formal belfry]

Oh cool it's not just me

[serene elk]

it's completely dead

[autumn sigil]

shoddy

[green gulch]

wild

[autumn sigil]

why is ghstatus lying to us

[formal belfry]

pushing an update to vencord killed github

[autumn sigil]

cant wait for the article to come out

[serene elk]

someone is getting fired

[formal belfry]

Technically returning a 500 is operating

[green gulch]

somebody tripped over a cable

does any of this work

[serene elk]

git operations is down

copilot too

[green gulch]

funny

[summer mulch]

oh it got worse

[green gulch]

yes

it’s good now tho

[lone gust]

does anyone know how to do subcommands via commandsapi? :3

[jade stone]

you should ask in #🧩-plugin-development
also to answer your question, look at message tags, it does subcommands

[lone gust]

mb

ty

wait how do i get perms to talk there?

[green gulch]

modmail i believe

been waiting a couple days for access to it

[jade stone]

Open a modmail

[fleet cedar]

Be a modmail

[still jolt]

Be a mod, deliver mail ​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

[green gulch]

mail the mods to poland

[fleet cedar]

Are the mods male?

[still jolt]

please do, I wanna meet some mods

[frosty obsidian]

juby is in poland

[still jolt]

the who ​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

[frosty obsidian]

aliu creator

[still jolt]

scary

already met someone from vencord irl, maybe would be fun to meet someone locally from poland though

[fleet cedar]

What do you mean irl

Vencord folks do not exist irl

[still jolt]

uhh..... ​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

who did I meet…

[royal nymph]

skinwalker

[fleet cedar]

Did they have skin

[still jolt]

OH GOD I HOPE NOT ​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

[viscid grove]

Expanding on this a bit more because I didn't explain it great, and the extension I did find isn't quite what I was wanting.
What i'd like is the git diff stuff on the left to show up, but using compare active file with saved

[formal belfry]

idk how to program

[frosty obsidian]

cool man?

why are you even here???

[mellow phoenix]

wonderful, another wifu awaiting to be added to my collection

[cerulean plover]

I haven't met anyone who frequents here irl but I have met people IRL that use Vencord

[jade stone]

horror

if (data.data) {
data.data = `//WebpackModule${data.moduleNumber}\n${data.find ? `//OPEN FULL MODULE: ${data.moduleNumber}`: ""}//EXTRACED WEPBACK MODULE ${data.moduleNumber}\n 0,\n${data.data}`
}

[serene elk]

I've never met anyone irl that uses Vencord

[jade stone]

neither have i, and i hope it stays that way

[serene elk]

I still wonder what would be the reaction of someone who uses it to realize who I am

[jade stone]

hiiiii, my vencord broke

[serene elk]

😭 😭 😭 😭 noooo

anything but that

one of my friends already complains all the time his vencord uninjected

and I just say to him: skill issue

my vencord never uninjects

[jade stone]

i somehow manage to never be able to inject on windows, but ive never had any issues with linux

[serene elk]

i have no issues and it also never uninjects

even though I use both canary and stable

then he uses stable and uninjects all the time

like wtf

[jade stone]

i mean, you're running a dev build right

[serene elk]

yes

[jade stone]

wouldnt that make it so it uninjects less

[serene elk]

but it hooks into discord the same way

[jade stone]

oh, im stupid, nvm

[formal belfry]

how to go about making a modal? needs a text input and a number/date input, if possible

[fleet cedar]

Check like, any plugin that makes a modal

[viscid grove]

and the timestamp picker has a date/time input

[umbral mirage]

"The find value is a unique string to find the module you need to patch"
what really is a module though?

[fleet cedar]

A javascript file, as represented inside webpack

Also some non-js files, but mostly js

[umbral mirage]

im trying to find the place where channel names are rendered

i've been able to find... something

not sure really if it's what im looking for though

i found this

ok i just found this https://gist.github.com/Vendicated/dec16d3fd86f761558ce170d016ebc53

which might be useful for me

[royal nymph]

Wdback

[royal nymph]

I was planning to migrate this to docs.vencord.dev

[umbral mirage]

cool idea

although i still could not get this to work for myself

[green gulch]

So how can I add autofill options to comands with CommandAPI

[quick crow]

#🧩-plugin-development

[green gulch]

I cant access

And my modmails been open for a week

¯_(ツ)_/¯

[lavish frigate]

/run

fun main() {
  val x = 1.plus(2)
  println(x)
}

[rugged berry]

Here is your kotlin(1.8.20) output @lavish frigate

3

[lavish frigate]

WHAT

[fleet cedar]

Kotlin is such a liar

Kotlin is not fun at all

Aside from that I'm not seeing anything WHATworthy

[royal nymph]

you love

[serene elk]

those methods are actually good

if one number is nullable you can use optional chaining with it (or whatever it's called)

and just have a fallback after all the expression with ?: 10

[frosty obsidian]

its bc you can override the behavior of operators

[granite geyser]

/run

fun main() {
  val x = 1 + 2
  println(x)
}

[rugged berry]

Here is your kotlin(1.8.20) output @granite geyser

3

[granite geyser]

why is there both .plus and +

[frosty obsidian]

/run

operator fun Int.plus(other: Int) = 69

fun main() = println(1 + 1)

[rugged berry]

@frosty obsidian I received kt(1.8.20) compile errors

file0.code.kt:1:18: warning: extension is shadowed by a member: public final operator fun plus(other: Int): Int
operator fun Int.plus(other: Int) = 69
                 ^
file0.code.kt:1:23: warning: parameter 'other' is never used
operator fun Int.plus(other: Int) = 69
                      ^
2

[frosty obsidian]

guh

/run

operator fun Int.plus(other: Char) = 69

fun main() = println(1 + '1')

[rugged berry]

@frosty obsidian I received kt(1.8.20) compile errors

file0.code.kt:1:23: warning: parameter 'other' is never used
operator fun Int.plus(other: Char) = 69
                      ^
69

[granite geyser]

,epw

meow

@frosty obsidian can i ratelimit you

[frosty obsidian]

• is just syntactic sugar for .plus

[granite geyser]

/run

fun main() {
  val x = 1 .plus(2)
  println(x)
}

[rugged berry]

Here is your kotlin(1.8.20) output @granite geyser

3

[granite geyser]

hm

[frosty obsidian]

as shown here you can override that behavior if you desire

[granite geyser]

/run

operator fun Int.plus(other: Char) = "meow"

fun main() = println(1 + '1')

[rugged berry]

@granite geyser I received kt(1.8.20) compile errors

file0.code.kt:1:23: warning: parameter 'other' is never used
operator fun Int.plus(other: Char) = "meow"
                      ^
meow

[granite geyser]

yay!!

/run

operator fun Int.plus(other: Char) = other + 1

fun main() = println(1 + '1')

[rugged berry]

Here is your kt(1.8.20) output @granite geyser

2

[granite geyser]

/run

operator fun Int.plus(other: Char) = other * x

fun main() = println(1 + '1')

[frosty obsidian]

its actually very useful when you're dealing with a class thats just wrapping some underlying data type

[rugged berry]

@granite geyser I received kt(1.8.20) compile errors

file0.code.kt:1:44: error: unresolved reference. None of the following candidates is applicable because of receiver type mismatch: 
public inline operator fun BigDecimal.times(other: BigDecimal): BigDecimal defined in kotlin
public inline operator fun BigInteger.times(other: BigInteger): BigInteger defined in kotlin
operator fun Int.plus(other: Char) = other * x
                                           ^
file0.code.kt:1:46: error: unresolved reference: x
operator fun Int.plus(other: Char) = other * x
                                             ^
file0.code.kt:1:44: error: unresolved reference. None of the following candidates is applicable because of receiver type mismatch: 
public inline operator fun BigDecimal.times(other: BigDecimal): BigDecimal defined in kotlin
public inline operator fun BigInteger.times(other: BigInteger): BigInteger defined in kotlin
operator fun Int.plus(other: Char) = other * x
                                           ^
file0.code.kt:1:46: error: unresolved reference: x
operator fun Int.plus(other: Char) = other * x
                                             ^

[granite geyser]

/run

operator fun Int.plus(other: Char) = other * 2

fun main() = println(1 + '1')

[rugged berry]

@granite geyser I received kt(1.8.20) compile errors

file0.code.kt:1:44: error: unresolved reference. None of the following candidates is applicable because of receiver type mismatch: 
public inline operator fun BigDecimal.times(other: BigDecimal): BigDecimal defined in kotlin
public inline operator fun BigInteger.times(other: BigInteger): BigInteger defined in kotlin
operator fun Int.plus(other: Char) = other * 2
                                           ^

file0.code.kt:1:44: error: unresolved reference. None of the following candidates is applicable because of receiver type mismatch: 
public inline operator fun BigDecimal.times(other: BigDecimal): BigDecimal defined in kotlin
public inline operator fun BigInteger.times(other: BigInteger): BigInteger defined in kotlin
operator fun Int.plus(other: Char) = other * 2
                                           ^

[frosty obsidian]

Char is not a number

can't multiply it

[granite geyser]

/run

operator fun Int.plus(other: Char) = other.toInt() * 2

fun main() = println(1 + '1')

[rugged berry]

@granite geyser I received kt(1.8.20) compile errors

file0.code.kt:1:44: warning: 'toInt(): Int' is deprecated. Conversion of Char to Number is deprecated. Use Char.code property instead.
operator fun Int.plus(other: Char) = other.toInt() * 2
                                           ^
98

[frosty obsidian]

other.code

[granite geyser]

yum

[frosty obsidian]

char is just a character

one that would be in a string

[granite geyser]

@frosty obsidian you will make a calculator in kotlin that adds a random number to the result so its always off

[frosty obsidian]

nop

[granite geyser]

and then publish it to google play

[frosty obsidian]

inline operator fun plus(capabilities: Capabilities): Capabilities = Capabilities(bitmask or capabilities.bitmask)

[royal nymph]

they the same

[fleet cedar]

• is syntax sugar for .plus

Which is pretty based tbh

[frosty obsidian]

weird its almost like i said both of those things

must be deja vu

[lone gust]

LMAO

[quick crow]

@formal belfry gonna follow up here, do you think there's any reason it's not animating rn?

.CenterModal
{
  height: calc-size(auto);
  transition: all 0.3s ease-in-out;
}

<div className="CenterModal">
  {ScrollSections[scroll]}
</div>

const ScrollSections = 
[
  <>
    <h1>Hey!</h1>
    <h2>
      I'm Samwich, but you can call me Sam (if you want).
      I like programming, gaming, and open source software.       If you find me in any communities, say hi!!
    </h2>
  </>,
  (more of these)
]

[formal belfry]

That all seems right to me

[quick crow]

Yeah it's really weird

[quick crow]

Yeah after a lot of research i can confidently say i have absolutely no fucking idea

[deep mulch]

i feel hopeless

i have been trying to get cross compilation for my c++ code

for oiver a month

i have tried cmake

meson

zig

xmake

i cant figure it out and literally no one else knows

jasndasbgfhbwefwef

i love not being able to develop anything cool

got a barely working youtube app

i just wanna make something that actually works

and i just cant

its like

ive got some innate inability to comprehend this stuff

no matter how hard i try or how much time i put in to this

[knotty copper]

gl man

🙏

[jade stone]

does anyone here have experince with writing vscode extensions

i need help with how the formatter api works.
for the life of me, i cant figure it out

[royal nymph]

don't ask to ask

[royal nymph]

sorry if I deleted too much

idk if u said anything of relevance sadan

[deep mulch]

@royal nymph what if you made vprune have funny feature where you reply to message to prune to and you wont have to enter number

[royal nymph]

yop good idea

I actually thought of a similar thing

[deep mulch]

doo

[royal nymph]

you will not break rule 5.1

[royal nymph]

inb4 someone replies to first message in the server

[lone gust]

whats rule 5.1

[jade stone]

wouldnt that just ratelimit

[deep mulch]

`yes

[lone gust]

no

it would only delete up to 14d

no matter what

[ornate quiver]

maybe 100 message limit

[lone gust]

@lavish frigate ik my pfp is discord on github (forgot to change will do) but there cant be that many other themasterkittys can there 😭

[deep mulch]

guh question

mpv-android they have each shared library seperate

so like libavcodec.so libavdevice.so etc

and im wondering

if theres a reason one might do this instead of compiling everything to a single library

[runic sundial]

Less memory usage idk

[deep mulch]

ithink on jvm side i wouldnt be able to do that

having them seperate

unless i implement additional loader logic to load all of them

i think thats right

[runic sundial]

Mh

The linking itself is weird.

Like the process of linking doesn't require the lib to use jni

For example, I can load an opengl.dll with tracing hooks using the same thing

Then something else that needs opengl will use that opengl

[deep mulch]

funny

i think it might be working how i want it

the output files are all over the place

its making libmpv.so and all the other libraries

subprojects/libass/meson.build:220:8: ERROR: Problem encountered: Either DirectWrite (on Windows), CoreText (on OSX), or Fontconfig (Linux, other) is required. If you really want to compile without a system font provider, set -Drequire-system-font-provider=false

[runic sundial]

Lib ass

[deep mulch]

yes

i have no idea how to compile for android

maybe i got it to work now

[runic sundial]

No way

Howie

[deep mulch]

not sure

im trying to figure out this fontconfig

[runic sundial]

See what happens when u set this arg?

Maybe it doesn't matter

[deep mulch]

its just ignoring it

guhhhh

or not i guess

[green gulch]

@lone gust Yo, I can show you here give me a sec

[lone gust]

k

[green gulch]

    anonymiseByDefaultExts: {
        description: "File extensions to anonymise names by default (comma separated list)",
        type: OptionType.STRING,
        default: "",
        isValid: (value: string) => {
            if (!value.trim()) return true;
            const extList = value.split(',').map(ext => ext.trim());
            const invalidExt = extList.find(ext => !/^[a-zA-Z0-9]+$/.test(ext));
            if (invalidExt) return `Invalid extension: ${invalidExt}. Use only letters and numbers.`;
            return true;
        }
    },

Kinda like that

[lone gust]

k thx

[green gulch]

might need to tweak it a bit

[lone gust]

probs not

maybe the wording tho

[green gulch]

no problem

ye

[lone gust]

@green gulch what would the regex be to allow a period in front of that btw

nvm found it

[green gulch]

o yea my bad

!/^\.?[a-zA-Z0-9]+$/

[lone gust]

thx

whats the !/ do

[green gulch]

oh thats not the regex

[lone gust]

ik

[green gulch]

copied that by mistake

[lone gust]

what does it do tho

[green gulch]

condition

const invalidExt = extList.find(ext => !/^[a-zA-Z0-9]+$/.test(ext));

[lone gust]

yeah

[green gulch]

NOT operator

[lone gust]

ohhhhh

oop

i dum

[green gulch]

so it checks if it doesnt match that regex

[lone gust]

yeah

ik what not is 😭

[green gulch]

yes

good

[lone gust]

i just didnt realize

[green gulch]

lmao

[lone gust]

cool thx

[green gulch]

no problem

[lone gust]

it doesnt show up in tab complete but the isValid part is correct right

or r u not sure

[green gulch]

ye im testing it now

works for me

[lone gust]

k

cool

tysm

[autumn sigil]

commaa?

[dusty moth]

the ,v extension:

(main.rs,v)

[autumn sigil]

comma/ta

not aa

[fleet cedar]

Linguists love commata, but real humans say commas

[lavish frigate]

I got boo‘d out of DMs you guys probably agree with me that this would be cool syntax right? 🥺

$assignee = $object->getAssignee();
$author = $object->getAuthor();
$withUser = with ($assignee, $author);

if ($withUser) {
  $withUser->setObserver([...$withUser->getObserver(), $object]);
  $withUser->save();
}

[fleet cedar]

Perhaps? Depends on wtf that means

[lavish frigate]

it evaluates every single expression containing "withUser" for every single variable inside its definition, replacing withUser with the actual variable

less powerful but less ugly for loop

[green gulch]

yes i added an extra A cuz why not

[lavish frigate]

„Why not just write a for loop then“ a for loop is too complicated for running just a single if statement basically and would definitely be something that shows up in code review 😭
„then why not just write both if statements out??“ I’m too lazy.

[royal nymph]

so this would essentially be equivalent to this?

$assignee = $object->getAssignee();
$author = $object->getAuthor();

if ($assignee) {
  $assignee->setObserver([...$assignee->getObserver(), $object]);
  $assignee->save();
}
if ($author) {
  $author->setObserver([...$author->getObserver(), $object]);
  $author->save();
}

or whaaa

[lone gust]

oh god

[lone gust]

is php even used anymore

[royal nymph]

never cook again..

[lavish frigate]

Yes

[lavish frigate]

yah

[lone gust]

is it useful outside of web things like nodejs or nah

[lavish frigate]

I just used php cuz I was writing that exact code when I thought of it

[royal nymph]

why not just

$assignee = $object->getAssignee();
$author = $object->getAuthor();
$stuffs = array($assignee, $author);

foreach ($stuffs as $stuff) {
  if ($stuff) {
    $stuff->setObserver([...$stuff->getObserver(), $object]);
    $stuff->save();
  }
}

😭

[lavish frigate]

Php can run in the command line it doesn’t need a separate runtime

[lone gust]

kk

[royal nymph]

php is malware unfortunately...

[lavish frigate]

array() 😭😭😭😭😭😭

[lavish frigate]

Also true

[royal nymph]

what wrong

[lone gust]

fr?

kk

i will delete it

[lavish frigate]

My supervisor would definitely just say to expand it into 2 if statements :(

[royal nymph]

ur supervisor is a dumb idiot

[lone gust]

most are

[lavish frigate]

You can just do ["hi", 123]

[royal nymph]

well idk php

i literally googled php array

[lavish frigate]

YOU ARE SO RIGHT

[royal nymph]

not my fault u chose the worst language imaginable for the example

https://tenor.com/view/squirtle-早安-pokémon-gif-24197726

[lavish frigate]

Yeah let’s make it better by adding that syntax :3

[royal nymph]

NO

ITS WORSE

how would u even implement that efficiently

it would still just use an array under the hood

[lavish frigate]

We are in php

[royal nymph]

the point is just use an array 😭

[lavish frigate]

We don’t need efficiency

[royal nymph]

all ways lead to array

[lone gust]

function statsSort(stats) {
    const count = { };
    stats.forEach(stat => {
        if (!Object.keys(count).includes(stat.name)) count[stat.name] = 0;
        count[stat.name]++;
    });
    return Object.entries(count).sort(([, a], [, b]) => b - a);
}

just put this here to make you guys feel better abt yourselves
this is how i sort my stats for my dc bot when checking them

where tf did syntax highlighting go

[royal nymph]

why not just

foreach ([$object->getAssignee(), $object->getAuthor()] as $thing) {
  if ($thing) {
    $thing->setObserver([...$thing->getObserver(), $object]);
    $thing->save();
  }
}

so good

[lavish frigate]

I will switch to rust then if php is bad…

[royal nymph]

!Object.keys(count).includes(stat.name)

die