🪅-progaming

[austere idol]

and why do you need that?

[lavish frigate]

thats the fun part!

you dont

[austere idol]

i knowd that!!!!

[fleet cedar]

I think the latter will require you to write struct Struct to refer to it

[lavish frigate]

*actual bonus points if you derive default though

[austere idol]

yes

it's c, not c++

[lavish frigate]

Why is c so weird

[austere idol]

it was created before we born

mentality behind it is not understandable by us (esceptinally rust developers)

[lavish frigate]

Not me

[dawn ledge]

its literally asm with syntax sugar

[lavish frigate]

I’m the oldest person on earth

[lavish frigate]

😭

[fleet cedar]

Probably 50 years ago writing struct Struct made it easier for compilers to parse, but then a decade later they decided this fucking sucks and made better compilers with typedefs

[lavish frigate]

LMAO???

why do you need the struct_t at the end tho

[austere idol]

that's similar to

struct Struct {
    int   a;
    char* b;
};

struct Struct Struct_create(int a, char* b) {
    struct Struct s = {a, b};
    return s;
}

(i know that there is shorter way to do that, but i forget it)

[fleet cedar]

That's the name of the alias you're defining

[lavish frigate]

..?

ive made a couple small programs in C but im not very well versed in C

OH

its the name

im stupid

yeah okay

why put the name at the end tho..

[austere idol]

if declared as a struct, you will write struct Struct
if declared as a anonymous struct with typedef, you can do struct_t (Struct) without struct

[lavish frigate]

ah

yeah okay now it makes sense to me

[fleet cedar]

Because typedef has the same syntax as variable declarations

int x; x is a variable of type int
typedef int x; x is an alias for type int

[lavish frigate]

small programs meaning single file with 129 lines

[fleet cedar]

Typedef syntax gets much more fun with function types and pointers

[lavish frigate]

pointers 😨

[fleet cedar]

C'mon, you know you love it

[lavish frigate]

i mean yea kinda

pointers are kinda stupid yes but they are also fun to work with because i love challenges

figuring out how to make a dynamically sized array in c from scratch was fun

[austere idol]

functions: typedef void Function(int, int);
pointers: ...

[deep mulch]

@dawn ledge hii

[fleet cedar]

But the fun thing about function types is that you can't really use them for anything, not unlike rust's unsized types such as str

So you almost always do typedef void (*Function)(int, int); to get a function pointer type

[dawn ledge]

haii

[autumn sigil]

anyone used the zig build system before? i dont understand why these dont produce the same exact output

first one makes file thats 3.5kib second one makes a file thats 2 megabytes

so clearly the second one isnt being dynamically linked against the system library right? i dont know what im doing wrong :(

[autumn sigil]

tf

it doesnt link the same at all

wait is that the output for the linking of the buildscript? what is going on 😵

[dawn ledge]

zig moment

[frosty obsidian]

@deep mulch help

im encountering the weirdest thing

a variable is null but somehow returning false if you do == null

and its only happening in one place

[deep mulch]

wing

[frosty obsidian]

and only in a release build

[deep mulch]

show

[royal nymph]

show code

[deep mulch]

wing forgor

[frosty obsidian]

fun Navigator.navigate(screen: Screen) {
    println(parent)
    if (items.any { it.key == screen.key }) return
    if (parent == null) {
        println("has no parent")
        runCatching { push(screen) }
        return
    }
    else runCatching { parent!!.navigate(screen) }
}

[deep mulch]

wheres parent defined

[frosty obsidian]

Navigator

[deep mulch]

show

[frosty obsidian]

its just a val on the naviagtor that defaults to null

[deep mulch]

if its only release maybe proguard is removing something during minification

[frosty obsidian]

its not

because it works properly in an identicle component on the same screen

[deep mulch]

println(parent) prints null when parent == null returns false?

[frosty obsidian]

yes

the first print statement prints null but the second print statement is never reached

[deep mulch]

interesting

is parent a mutable state

[frosty obsidian]

nop

regular val

[deep mulch]

weird

have you tried debugger

or that wouldnt be possible cause its release build only

[frosty obsidian]

yeah

note that i use the same component for each of those

[deep mulch]

does parent get set to null anywhere in the navigator ro somewhere else

[frosty obsidian]

nop

its the root navigator

[deep mulch]

try ```kt
if (parent == null) {
println("has no parent")
runCatching { push(screen) }
return
} else {
println(parent)
runCatching { parent!!.navigate(screen)
}

see if its null when it prints there

[frosty obsidian]

i know it is

bc before i added runcatching it would crash

[deep mulch]

same code for them all?

[frosty obsidian]

the same component

[deep mulch]

maybe youre forgetting something in the component

oor maybe

where does parent get assigned

[royal nymph]

are u sure it's not just this

[frosty obsidian]

yes

[royal nymph]

anyway that code is kinda meh anyway cause u keep referencing the same thing

fun Navigator.navigate(screen: Screen) {
    if (items.any { it.key == screen.key }) return
    val p = parent
    if (p == null) {
        println("has no parent")
        runCatching { push(screen) }
        return
    }
    else runCatching { p.navigate(screen) }
}

do

[dawn ledge]

not the minification

[frosty obsidian]

parent is already a val

[deep mulch]

i think proguard would just inline parent

[frosty obsidian]

it cant be changed

[royal nymph]

are u sure

[frosty obsidian]

yes

[royal nymph]

then your issue shouldnt happen

[frosty obsidian]

i checked source

[royal nymph]

are u sure parent doesnt change

it has to change

that's the only explanation

[frosty obsidian]

nop

parent is a constructor param

its provided only when i create a new navigator

which i dont do here

[deep mulch]

do if (parent.also { println(it) } == null)

since thats the closet it can get

i think

in case somehow its getting set to a value in the time between function calls

compose snapshot system might be related

[frosty obsidian]

unless the library is using reflection it shouldnt change

i added anyways

[deep mulch]

do

[frosty obsidian]

none of this really explains why its only happening on this component and in a release build

[deep mulch]

try minifyEnabled = false anyways

[frosty obsidian]

even if that works its a terrible solution

[deep mulch]

i know

but just try it

narrow down the issue

if thats the issue then we can figure out rules for proguard

[frosty obsidian]

I'm still waiting on it to build with this

why did it have to be weird on release build

so long to compile

[deep mulch]

oyu love

is it still not done @frosty obsidian

[frosty obsidian]

i had to make tiny adjustment

[deep mulch]

oh

[frosty obsidian]

oh weird it was that duplicate key check

but that shouldn't happen either

[deep mulch]

whar

[frosty obsidian]

the account settings screens key shouldn't be being used twice

now that could be minification causing two screens to have the same qualified name

[deep mulch]

maybe

[frosty obsidian]

which is what voyager uses for keys

[deep mulch]

does changing it fix

[frosty obsidian]

testing now

if thats the case then i could just override the key

[deep mulch]

maybe

[frosty obsidian]

that would explain why its that specific screen and only in a release build

although still no clue how proguard gave two classes the same qualified name

what if its compose compiler messing up

actually i did bump agp to 8.6 recently

[frosty obsidian]

well it worked

so minification is the cause

im gonna downgrade agp and see if that fixes it

[deep mulch]

i know everything

[frosty obsidian]

this is still an odd issue

[deep mulch]

yes

[frosty obsidian]

i love agp breaking things

thats the only thing I've changed recently enough to cause the issue

[deep mulch]

maybe you can report

[frosty obsidian]

i probably will

[deep mulch]

youll need to make reproducer

[frosty obsidian]

guh nop

too lazy

[deep mulch]

theyll ask you for it

[frosty obsidian]

its also unlikely to be able to reproduce

i got unlucky

[deep mulch]

does 8.5 work

[frosty obsidian]

waiting for gradle sync

[deep mulch]

it will explode

[frosty obsidian]

nop

[deep mulch]

guh

[frosty obsidian]

ill revert it even further to 8.1.4

[deep mulch]

what were you on before updating

[frosty obsidian]

8.1.4

[frosty obsidian]

it duplicated the qualified name again

but with a different name

[deep mulch]

interesting

[autumn sigil]

MAN FUCK ME

its not in release mode by default 😭

[hushed pebble]

womp

[ornate quiver]

chat is hibernation on luks a good idea
id need to suspend to disk
32gb of ram into swap

[jade stone]

It seems like it would take longer to boot, then if you didn’t hibernate

[ornate quiver]

oh interesting

[deep mulch]

rusher what would you do if i stole your laptop

[ornate quiver]

kill

[deep mulch]

[fleet cedar]

Justified. Laptops are sacred.

[hushed pebble]

very

[hushed pebble]

I mean, if you're the type to never close any windows, then yes, hibernation in general is a good idea

and the performance impact won't matter much

[ornate quiver]

yeah im the kind of person to never close anything
although the laptop is very fast so i maybe ill just shutdown instead
my main concern isnt the performance so much as the wear on the ssd

[cerulean plover]

i have 48gb swap on luks

my desktop has 72gb swap on luks

[cerulean plover]

i never use it all

[ornate quiver]

what the fuck

[cerulean plover]

for the times I theoretically hibernate my desktop

[ornate quiver]

never turn your desktop off

trolldayruined~2

[ornate quiver]

on ssd?

[cerulean plover]

yop

[ornate quiver]

crazy

oh wait i just realized only used memory is written to disk
i dont think its gonna be big wear on ssd then

i thought it would encrypt and write 32gb to disk every time i hibernate

[autumn sigil]

just shut stuff off

blobcatcozy

[ornate quiver]

laaaazy

I never shut off my desktop

I finally got luks/lvm/mkinitcpio/uki to all collaborate
I can boot directly from uefi without any bootloader
@deep mulch are you proud

[deep mulch]

yop

my uki doesnt boot its just been using fallback image

too lazy to fix

[ornate quiver]

fix modules when

I disabled fallback
it made too many warnings on build

[deep mulch]

you will fix for me

[ornate quiver]

never
i got a headache because no way to turn down brightness from kernel console

[deep mulch]

love

[cerulean plover]

just write directly to sysfs

[meager bobcat]

is the plugin submission page in the docs (https://docs.vencord.dev/plugins/submission/) supposed to be blank

[ornate quiver]

oh fuck that's smart

thank you so much

[broken shore]

Plugin Submission is simply just a PR to https://github.com/Vendicated/Vencord

[topaz bolt]

Can the github maintainers please add "plugin-submission" "plugin-fix" and some other reasonable labels for PRs cause it's kind of confusing otherwise imo

To differenciate between a PR that's a new plugin or just a fix of one or something else entierly

[calm ruin]

do

[fleet cedar]

Why

[calm ruin]

I used to keep laptop on to not wait modded minecraft launch again

its gpu died

well that was probably coincidence

[jade stone]

Part of me wants to use luks, but I don't want to type a password every time I boot

[pseudo sierra]

[still jolt]

I've gotten used to typing in a password on boot because of zfs

[lavish frigate]

reminds me of my uncle who died after drinking water... thats why you shouldnt drink water but might be a coincidence 🥺 🙏

[supple vault]

how do I make this return itself?

import { EventEmitter } from "events";

export default class RPCServer extends EventEmitter {
  constructor();
}

in action:

and the class im typing

nvm

I had a type overriding the module

[autumn sigil]

worth it

[jade stone]

i am going to go fucking insane

thanks, i love it when my errors are caught by some random thing and not shown to me

[keen galleon]

you cant fetch external resources on localhost right?

[jade stone]

am i stupid

does typescript not have overloading?

[austere idol]

i get used to typing password so much that it is got infused into my muscule memory

[ornate quiver]

javascript does not have overloading

ts is js with source typing

[jade stone]

ah

[dusty moth]

you can only have signature overloads, not definition overloads

[ornate quiver]

signature as in name?

[stoic helm]

in classes you can overload like ts class a() { function a(param: string): string function a(param: int): string function a(param: string | int): string { return param.toString() } }

[dawn ledge]

you specify te signatures separately and then write one single function for all the signatures

[dawn ledge]

this is not just for classes, you can do this anywhere

[lavish frigate]

which one of you non rustacians was this

[dawn ledge]

love is unnecessary yes

[final night]

I need too

I have wasted 3 months trying to get love and I wish I just didn't want it now

[umbral mirage]

valid request tbh

[pastel mauve]

love like all other things is a basic human need and desire

its unnecessary and unexpected and unwanted but why do people desire it so badly ?

feeling wanted and having purpose is one of the main things people search for in life and being loved includes those

it hurts and it's emotional and stressful but it's also a really beautiful thing, and it's part of life so i believe you just let it bother you until you realize why it's so important :3

just realized this is programming lmao

sowwy

[thorny prism]

yo how do u add a run button for typescript files

in vscode

[royal nymph]

https://www.google.it/search?q=add+a+run+button+for+typescript+files

[thorny prism]

i switched to webstorm :)

[lavish frigate]

google dot IT????!!

[lavish frigate]

im sorry for you

hope you can recover soon

[thorny prism]

yeah i will recover to c#

insane error solving?

[thorny prism]

kind of crazy it shows a webstorm link as second resut

result

[tame vessel]

Hi everyone, I'm trying to develop my first Vencord plugin, and I have a question, where should I look if I want to update my userPresence Status ?

[dawn ledge]

rpc

isnt there already a vencord plugin for presence

you can just look at that

[tame vessel]

Oh yes, thx

[thorny prism]

okay @lavish frigate maybe ts isnt that bad cuz making a discord bot is 100 times easier in this 😭

[lavish frigate]

yop

[thorny prism]

now i gotta compile zed from source cuz im on windows :(

yeah this'll take a long time

[brave burrow]

Use scoop or download from here (which scoop uses)

[thorny prism]

oh okay thanks i didnt rlly search much for a build since the official guide told me to build it myself

[elder scaffold]

rust moment

[thorny prism]

ig its ssupposed to be fast since its made in rust?

yo its like vscode just different

[elder scaffold]

neovim better

[thorny prism]

jetbrains better

zed is way to minimal lmao

imo

[elder scaffold]

eh i use intellij for java

[thorny prism]

i use webstorm for ts rn cuz ion feel like installing 2 million extensions into vscode to have an acceptable coding experience

[still jolt]

me who uses an lsp as an acceptable coding experience

unless it's java

[elder scaffold]

lsp so good

[still jolt]

sublime text so good

[elder scaffold]

what do I do in this position

[still jolt]

Alt+SysRq+B

[elder scaffold]

wtf is sysrq

[still jolt]

https://www.kernel.org/doc/html/latest/admin-guide/sysrq.html

[elder scaffold]

windows documentation where

[still jolt]

https://www.wikihow.com/Open-a-Stuck-Window

[elder scaffold]

didnt help

[still jolt]

bedauerlich

[lavish frigate]

rust takes a while to compile

[thorny prism]

yeah ic

but uhh is there any way to make it so if you press a button, it makes a message in another channel, and if u press a button on that message it will give the original button presser a role?

[tame vessel]

Hi back, i'm tring to update a userPresence, using this code : ```ts
// Use LOCAL_ACTIVITY_UPDATE to update to the userPresence
FluxDispatcher.dispatch({
type: "LOCAL_ACTIVITY_UPDATE",
activity: {
state: "zZZzZZ...", // String
type: 4, // ActivityType: 4 = CUSTOM
flags: 1 << 0, // ActivityFlags: 1 << 0 = INSTANCE
},
socketId: "AutoCustomStatus"
});

What should I pass in my `activity` object? I don't find any documentation on that, and I don't want something with a rich presence like the customRPC plugin.

[torn seal]

helix :3

[quick crow]

Find how it's passed in the actual code

I'm not sure if you're talking about text status or rpc but just search for the flux type in sources, add a breakpoint and look at the args

[frosty obsidian]

bc its a text editor and not an ide

[dawn ledge]

that is a very wrong way to look at things

[dawn ledge]

a code editor rather

[dawn ledge]

pretry much the same

[frosty obsidian]

zeds own website pushes that

[dawn ledge]

i am saying that "x is written in y so it must be fast" is flawed

[winged mantle]

I think it's pretty hard to say what is a text editor and what is an IDE

can't you just install plugins to basically make vscode an ide for example

[nimble bone]

the text/code editor just edits files

IDE does debugging and all useful things in one place

[nimble bone]

yeah vscode is a code editor but can be turned into an ide

its cursed

[winged mantle]

doesn't vscode support debugging and running

but don't most IDEs have all of their fancy functionality from plugins too lol

[nimble bone]

does but at its core it doesn’t have any lang specific features beyond running a file

[nimble bone]

intelliJ based IDEs rarely require any pluggers and are miles ahead from base vscode so

[winged mantle]

but from what I understand that is how IDEs work, you can just get specific packages which come with a ton of plugins

pluggers

at least with Eclipse pretty sure Eclipse for Java Developers is basically just the Eclipse platform with Java Development plugins

eclipse rules

[frosty obsidian]

ides are just suped up code editors typically tailored to a language or ecosystem

they usually require little setup and include all the necessary tools out of the box

[winged mantle]

couldn't you just fork vscode and add plugins by default

then it would basically be an IDE

and doesn't vscode already come with plugins by default

[dusty moth]

iirc vscode is a typescript ide ootb

[frosty obsidian]

eh anything can be a ts ide

i don't really think plugins are what makes something an ide

[winged mantle]

but I thought IDEs were just a platform for plugins + a ton of plugins

[frosty obsidian]

anything can have plugins

[winged mantle]

vencord is an ide

[frosty obsidian]

apparently this is all thats actually required

vscode doesn't have a whole lot out of the box

they leave additional functionality up to the user

same as zed

[deep mulch]

@frosty obsidian i cant get the dumb thing to work on android

[winged mantle]

I guess vscode does not hold your hand a lot

there's no project wizard

[deep mulch]

every single time its 5 trillion duplicate classes

[winged mantle]

I wanted to make sublime text alternative so I don't have to pay

[frosty obsidian]

i think a funny way to tell if something is a text editor or ide is if it has a command pallet

[winged mantle]

vscode has command palette

I actually implemented command palette in minecraft before in cursed mod

[frosty obsidian]

i don't think any of the jetbrains ides have a command pallet

[winged mantle]

pretty sure they do

[frosty obsidian]

zed has one

[winged mantle]

yeah it's double shift

[deep mulch]

https://tenor.com/view/cat-snuff-gif-18799447

[frosty obsidian]

im not seeing anything about a command palette

googling just reveals people that want one to be added

double shift isn't a command pallet

its search

oh nvm

missed it

[winged mantle]

🗿

[frosty obsidian]

nvm then

[dawn ledge]

no its not
a text editor lets you just edit text nothing fancy, maybe some rich text, such as ms word, goog docs, etc
a code editor is the same as a text editor but more tailored for code with like syntax highlighing and all, such as zed, vscode, and the 50 other vscode reskins
an ide is what shitbrains makes, software completely tailored for just one language or framework

[dawn ledge]

even text editors have command pallets, eg. notion, is that an ide?

[dawn ledge]

nuh uh

[frosty obsidian]

.

[dawn ledge]

(i was scrolled up lol)

[winged mantle]

well maybe it is clear to you but if you ask many people I think there will be many different opinions...

I think the most ambigious thing would be that vscode sort of feels like a typescript IDE...

even if it's not super integrated...

I guess with virtually everything given enough people there will be different opinions

i might be talking nonsense as always

i think i would agree with your definitions but with vscode the line does feel blurry to me

[nimble bone]

yeah

same with nvim

[dusty moth]

it does but because jetbrains can't use normal keybinds it's Ctrl+Shift+A

[frosty obsidian]

no its double shift

[dusty moth]

that searches for everything, ctrl+shift+a only searches for actions

like ctrl+n is new window search for classes

[frosty obsidian]

you can just type / to do commands

[hushed pebble]

a text editor lets you just edit text nothing fancy, maybe some rich text, such as ms word, goog docs, etc
That's a word processor
a code editor is the same as a text editor but more tailored for code with like syntax highlighing and all, such as zed, vscode, and the 50 other vscode reskins
That is closer to what people call a text editor

[autumn sigil]

to me nano is a text editor

[hushed pebble]

exactly

it is

[jade stone]

what is the difference bewteen these in typescript

function func1(a: Type1 | undefinied, b: number){
return;
}
function func2(a?: Type1, b: number) {
return; 
}

[royal nymph]

well the second isn't valid

? means the argument is optional, aka you don't need to pass it

| undefined means the argument type also can be undefined, but you still have to pass it

[ornate quiver]

doesnt the optional params have to best last

[viscid grove]

is trying to patch this stupid?

i don't even know how to replace something here though

also i don't even think that's the place i'd need to patch anymore

this code is so confusing

[dawn ledge]

because it is

[fleet cedar]

Is ed a text editor?

[dawn ledge]

you're unnecessarily convoluting it

[fleet cedar]

A text editor is a program designed for editing text files. Msword is not a text editor, since it's meant to edit rich documents, not plain text

[dawn ledge]

suckless mention
get this man outtaa here

im gonna kill

in this day and age every toher text editor supports rich text
unless youre on notepad

[fleet cedar]

GNU ed has nothing to do with suckless though?

[dawn ledge]

i mean suckless users are indeed crazy about ed :^)

[fleet cedar]

Uh, what

You do know the difference between rich text and syntax highlighting, right?

[dawn ledge]

yes i do

i clearly stated syntax highlighing is a feature of code editors not text editors

[fleet cedar]

I'd hazard to say there are very few text editors that are not code editors (notepad being one of the few), since few people who aren't programmers deal with plain text files

[thorny prism]

how are yall still arguing abt this 😭

[fleet cedar]

Arguing is what this channel is for isn't it

[dawn ledge]

i never said text editors are code editors tho 😭

[thorny prism]

yeah ig

does someone know how u can like get the original guy who pressed a discord button between interactions

[lavish frigate]

a text editor lets me quickly put together words using characters from the following table:

while code editors let me inscribe runes into the magic rocks powering my computer

[fleet cedar]

Are you stuck in the eighties with their 7-bit character sets?

21-bit character sets represent

[lavish frigate]

Yes

[glossy cloak]

mods crush this person's skull

[elder yarrow]

Lobotomised! 🔨

[dawn ledge]

rip kyu

[fleet cedar]

Point taken, I'll stick to primarily ascii

[lavish frigate]

and thats why ASCII wins

[keen estuary]

How do i make a good discord client?

[dawn ledge]

you dont

[tame vessel]

Hey, yesterday I tried to create a plugin that allows updating userPresence (only the text status). I asked here how I should "update" this status, and you suggested I check the customRPC plugin, which I did. But after some research, I realized that RPC and TextStatus are completely different. I can't continue using the CustomRPC plugin as an example...
Is there an existing way to update the status?

[drifting cloak]

rule eleven?

[formal belfry]

@iron latch I TOLD YOU ASCII WAS 7 BITS

[keen estuary]

Damn ok, well i tried

[formal belfry]

GRRRR

[lavish frigate]

what for

users can already change their status cant they?

[void leaf]

This just says a very complicated way to ask how to do an animated status

[tame vessel]

Yep of course they can, I just want to make a status that can switch between a day/night status lol

[formal belfry]

check the function for pressing update status i guess?

[tame vessel]

Arff sorry you're right, it's sort of Animated Status '-' mb

[winged mantle]

yes what else is it 6 bits

[formal belfry]

huh what

[mellow phoenix]

protip: you could press this icon to prettify the code

[viscid grove]

ik
it's prettified by default

but undoing it made the regex easier

well not really the regex but the find

[serene elk]

at one point you write regex without unprettfiying it lol

you just know what's different

[fleet cedar]

It's just deleting the artificial whitespace pretty much

[serene elk]

yeah

you are right

[fleet cedar]

I always am

[thorny prism]

okay so i made this ts code but it wont run on my linux device

[elder scaffold]

show code

[serene elk]

literally listen to the error lol

it's telling u what to do

[thorny prism]

im too stupid to do that

w8

[elder scaffold]

wait you can import json files?

thats cool

[serene elk]

if u can't fix errors showing to u what to do how are you gonna fix errors which don't actually throw errors

[elder scaffold]

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/70106880/err-import-assertion-type-missing-for-import-of-json-file

[serene elk]

think about it

[thorny prism]

errors that dont throw erros are easier to understand imo

[serene elk]

u haven't had an issue where you need to mentally visualize and understand why it happens then

[thorny prism]

not in ts

in c# yeah

i think i fixed it

nvm

what is this

im littarly doing what stackoverflow ask me to

[serene elk]

what's your node version

the syntax changed

[dawn ledge]

2.5k lines of html element attribute data

[thorny prism]

oh its v18

forgot to apt update :(

[serene elk]

it should be assert instead of with

assert is old syntax, with is new

[thorny prism]

assert still didnt work and with neither

but ill update it so its the same as on my pc

[dawn ledge]

perhaps use a bundler that'll embed the json file in the build :^)

[thorny prism]

im new to this thing :(

[dawn ledge]

hop on esbuild

https://esbuild.github.io/

[elder scaffold]

esbuild so good

[thorny prism]

yeah but the problem is that the json file contains the discord token

[elder scaffold]

.env:

[dawn ledge]

you should import it on runtime

nah .env sint required

dont import config via an import statrement

[thorny prism]

oh

[dawn ledge]

use fs read and json parse it

because realistically you'll end up with a bundler, and importing via an import statement; the bundler will just embed the file

[thorny prism]

what ide do u use for ts

[elder scaffold]

nvim

[dawn ledge]

nvim on top

[thorny prism]

oh

[elder scaffold]

if you want another electron app to take another 40% of your computer resources you can use vscode

[dawn ledge]

or if you have infinite ram you can use shitbrains

[royal nymph]

vscode doesn't even use many resources

it's way lighter than intellij and similar

[thorny prism]

jetbrains is good :(

i mean maybe not the best for ts but for other languages it is

[royal nymph]

18 is old asf install 20 or better yet 22

[thorny prism]

i did

[elder scaffold]

also are you running tsnode in a npm script

why not just use tsc

[thorny prism]

idk what that is i used some template for discordx

[dawn ledge]

nuh uh no tsc, use esbuild

tsc slowwww

[elder scaffold]

i said atleast

[royal nymph]

https://npmjs.com/package/tsx

[thorny prism]

i really dont understand why they didnt add types to js but just create a new language

[dawn ledge]

javascript so bad

ts is the only think making js bearable

[elder scaffold]

ts is by microsoft js is web standards

[royal nymph]

they did just add types to js

it's not a new language

[fleet cedar]

Javascript is a compilation target that browsers (and some other environments) run

[dawn ledge]

introducing jsdoc

[fleet cedar]

Typescript is a language for humans to write

[dusty moth]

js-compatible types can be written in fancy comments

start the file with // @ts-check

[dawn ledge]

ecmascript foundation was a mistake

[thorny prism]

node js is the downfall of programming ngl

[dusty moth]

then add /** @type {whatever} */ where appropriate

[elder scaffold]

or just use typescript directly

[royal nymph]

programming has fallen... millions must learn rust

https://tenor.com/view/chud-matrix-neo-chudjak-soyjak-gif-8372617606669346559

[fleet cedar]

Who the fuck would rather write /** @type {...} */ than : {whatever}

[thorny prism]

rust isnt bad but i think its like hella overhyped

[elder scaffold]

!remindme 4h a

[delicate grove]

Alright @elder scaffold, in 4 hours: a

[dusty moth]

people who can't have a compilation phase

[thorny prism]

how ppl feel when their terminal is build in rust (it is 0.001 ms faster)

[fleet cedar]

It's just a phase

[royal nymph]

it has become increasingly popular in libraries cause it's simpler to publish

[thorny prism]

idk who said i should use tsx but it works thx

[fleet cedar]

Make a compiler from ts to js-with-comments

[dusty moth]

i can't use tsx, so I use js for my react code

[royal nymph]

not tsx as in typescript jsx but tsx as in the script runner

[dusty moth]

oh

[royal nymph]

^

[dusty moth]

i also can't use tsx because it doesn't work

[thorny prism]

thx

[jade stone]

what if we added the typescript syntax to js but just ignored all type checking

[dawn ledge]

millions have learnt rust, programming has risen

[fleet cedar]

That's what python did and I hate it

[dawn ledge]

python types are fake

just like typescript

both js and python dont have types

[serene elk]

ts did a good job at least

python no

[lavish frigate]

didnt they want to do that on js

like add type hinting sytnax for ides or somethin idk

[calm ruin]

I agree

People should switch to java already

@dawn ledge do not

JVM better than node

[dawn ledge]

rust

and nah

[calm ruin]

It has use cases

[dawn ledge]

jvm is worse than node

[calm ruin]

I agree

[calm ruin]

Not agree

[dawn ledge]

chat
today is the day

[calm ruin]

Photoshop

[thorny prism]

are discord bots good in java

[dawn ledge]

no

[thorny prism]

https://tenor.com/view/flashbang-gif-22572243

[thorny prism]

in what should i make it then

[lavish frigate]

no

[lavish frigate]

ts

py

[thorny prism]

uhhh

[autumn sigil]

we got his ass

i am so happy

[royal nymph]

nerd

[autumn sigil]

thanks

[lavish frigate]

whats that

[autumn sigil]

im rewriting erlpack in zig because i hate cpp native node

[lavish frigate]

😵‍💫

oh?

wondering what they moved to

rust?

py?

...cpp?

[fleet cedar]

Scratch

[lavish frigate]

interesting

[distant silo]

Javacord is just ok, pycord is really convenient tho

[winged mantle]

JDA is more actively maintained IIRC but I remember the API being a little weird

[distant silo]

Jda is really weird

I haven't used either in a bit tho so ymmv

[winged mantle]

the message api feels like "do you want to get the content, the raw content, the cooked content, the formatted content or the unformatted content"

[lavish frigate]

the what

tf is the difference

[atomic brook]

https://discord.com/blog/why-discord-is-switching-from-go-to-rust

[lavish frigate]

OMG

BASED!

[distant silo]

CompletableFutures are just so nice when working with discord bots lol

[royal nymph]

rust

[fleet cedar]

Isn't that just async/await without the syntax sugar and performance

[royal nymph]

tldr: they were storing billions of things in LRU cache and go garbage collector was a bottleneck

so they switch to rust

[dawn ledge]

crust

[royal nymph]

Go is purple, Rust is blue.

u can see the spikes in go cause gartbage collector running every 2 minutes

[lavish frigate]

WHAT!

[lavish frigate]

nice that the rust garbage collector cant bottleneck..

[meager turret]

funnicons

[lavish frigate]

funnicons

[serene elk]

colorblind be like: that's the same color

so hard for me to differ them in that image

[royal nymph]

ur colourblind?

[royal nymph]

is this better

[serene elk]

yes

could be better but yes

[royal nymph]

or this

[serene elk]

that's good

[dawn ledge]

better have them opposite on the color spectrum

[royal nymph]

i didnt make the graphs xd

it's discord's

[dawn ledge]

yeah dsicord doesnt give a fuck about a11y

[royal nymph]

i just hueshifted by 130 degrees (?)

[elder scaffold]

"rust garbage collector"??

[lavish frigate]

cant bottleneck

[dawn ledge]

that is the joke

there isnt a gc in rust

in rust we trust

[elder scaffold]

oh right

[meager turret]

https://crates.io/crates/gc

trole

[dawn ledge]

okay bro

[lavish frigate]

okay bro

question

why?

[meager turret]

maybe they just wanted to make a rust gc

[lavish frigate]

the motivation is apparently "In Servo we use bindings to the Spidermonkey Javascript engine. Since Javascript is a garbage collected language, the Rust representations of Javascript objects are also garbage collected."

https://manishearth.github.io/blog/2015/09/01/designing-a-gc-in-rust/

[autumn sigil]

i cant even use their package because it doesnt work on electron so i had to write my own implementation, im now rewriting that

[delicate grove]

@elder scaffold, <t:1726660247:R>: a

[dawn ledge]

hello ts nerds

so i have this

interface Foo {
  ...
}

function bar<Q>(query: Q, arguments: Foo<Q>) { ... }

how do i make foo extendable
similar to how you can add custom intrinsic jsx elements

nvm figured it out

[fleet cedar]

Isn't custom intrinsic a contradiction?

[dawn ledge]

banger

[dawn ledge]

no clue

couldnt care enough

i am making a very thin wrapper over document.createElement

no vdom crap

[dawn ledge]

okay people

typescript is fucking with me

here's my MRE

function thing<
    A,
    F extends (arg: A) => string,
    S extends string,
    I extends F | S
>(init: I, ...args: I extends F ? [A] : (string | number)[]) {
    if (typeof init === "function") {
        // do some things
        return;
    }

    thing2(args);

    return;
}

function thing2(args: (string | number)[]) {
    // do some other things
}

[deep mulch]

hi

[dawn ledge]

why does it not narrow args as (string | number)[] when calling thing2

[dawn ledge]

it REFUSES to narrow down

[deep mulch]

typescript scares me

i never knew its syntax could do that

[dawn ledge]

i've written much more unreadable typescript type horrors

this is the simplest of all

[royal nymph]

what's wrong here?

[dawn ledge]

its not narrowing the type

[royal nymph]

and why would it

yes you narrow I to just S but

that's not how ts works

[deep mulch]

i should make a language called John

[royal nymph]

it can't infer that

[dawn ledge]

because init (which is I) is not a function at thing2 and since args is I extends F ? [A] : (string | number)[] i well... atleast expect it to narrow

[deep mulch]

cant you just cast it to the type you need

[royal nymph]

honestly those generics are hell and you should rewrite it probably xD

[dawn ledge]

jusggest better code

please

[signal oak]

type FunctionType<A> = (arg: A) => string;
type InputType<I> = I extends FunctionType<any> ? [A] : (string | number)[];

function thing<A, F extends FunctionType<A>, S extends string, I extends F | S>(
  init: I,
  ...args: InputType<I>
): void {
  if (typeof init === "function") {
    // do some things
    return;
  }

  thing2(args as (string | number)[]); // Type assertion for clarity

  return;
}

function thing2(args: (string | number)[]): void {
  // do some other things
}

Explanation of Improvements:

1. Type Aliases:

   • We introduce type aliases FunctionType and InputType to make the code more readable and easier to understand.
   • FunctionType represents the type of functions that take an argument of type A and return a string.
   • InputType uses conditional types to determine the expected type of args based on the type of init.

2. Clearer Conditional Logic:

   • The conditional logic inside the thing function is now more concise and understandable. It checks if init is a function using typeof init === "function" directly, avoiding unnecessary type checks.

3. Type Assertion:

   • We add a type assertion as (string | number)[] in the call to thing2 to explicitly tell the compiler that the args are of the expected type. This improves clarity and can help prevent potential type errors.

Benefits:

• Improved readability: The code is more easily understood with the use of type aliases and concise logic.
• Enhanced maintainability: The

[dawn ledge]

export function html<
    Q extends ElementNames | QueryWithData | string,
    P extends Record<string, any>,
    H extends HTMLComponent<P>,
    I extends H | Q
>(
    init: I,
    ...args: I extends H
        ? [P]
        : [Q, ...(AttributesForQuery<Q> | HTMLArgument)[]]
): Element {
    if (typeof init === "function") {
        // TODO
        return init(args[0]);
    }

    const element = create(init);
    applyArgs(element, args);

    return element;
}

this is my real code

[deep mulch]

is the ai right

idk if that works

[dawn ledge]

ElementNames | QueryWithData are just strings

and HTMLComponent is just (props: P) => Element

(raw dom elements)

[royal nymph]

just cast

why overengineer

just cast to the proper type

[deep mulch]

so was i right

[deep mulch]

.

[dawn ledge]

:(

i wish ts types were good

[royal nymph]

they are good but

it can't infer it backwards like that

you need a cast in some way

[deep mulch]

@royal nymph would you rather only write java for the rest of your life or C++

[royal nymph]

imagine

[dawn ledge]

well im just gonna cast

[royal nymph]

if (typeof init === "function")
  return;

init = () => "lol";

to make what you want possible, it'd have to make the typeof check erase the Function type

but what if you want filter: string | Function

and then

if (typeof filter === "string")
  filter = s => s.includes(filter)

for that to work it can't erase Function from the type

just cast is what you want :p

[deep mulch]

@royal nymph can you help me with something

[royal nymph]

dontasktoask

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/1015060231060983891/1284736609970819114/anime-neko-para-ezgif.com-resize_1.gif

[deep mulch]

its with zsh

in my zshrc at the start i have ZPLUGINDIR=${ZPLUGINDIR:-${ZDOTDIR:-$HOME/.config/zsh}/plugins}

terminal opens fine and properly sets it

when i open terminal in vscode somehow its getting set to ~

[royal nymph]

[deep mulch]

guh help

it puts plugins dir in my home dir

[royal nymph]

that's weird tbh

idk why that happens

check terminal settings of vscode

[royal nymph]

try adding

echo "$ZPLUGINDIR"
echo "$ZDOTDIR"

maybe one of them has insane value somehow

[deep mulch]

ZDOTDIR is equal to home dir in vscode terminal and in external terminal its unset

evil

[royal nymph]

love

figure out why it happens

or remove ZDOTDIR

[deep mulch]

thats weird

duplicates

[dawn ledge]

zeet dir

[deep mulch]

yop

[lavish frigate]

actual horror

every time i look at this channel after a while there is a new insane problem from some mentally insane developer

[lavish frigate]

react with its game changing features, now i dont have to type the extra -2 lines

(technically extra -5 but whatever)

[dusty moth]

that seems like a built-in thing other than useEffect

also you can pass signals to other functions

[hushed pebble]

Text editors do not edit rich text.

[elder scaffold]

Markdown:

[dawn ledge]

fym dawg, so youre telling my an editor with syntax highlighting and stuff is "closer to what people call a text editor" by your standards but it cant fucking edit rich text?

[cerulean plover]

okay, would the distinction of if the application saves the text buffer directly or if it saves it in a special format be enough to classify an editor as a "text editor" or a "word processor"

[ornate quiver]

does anyone else have issues with linux firefox & pipewire/pipewire-jack
changing the output sink just breaks the audio completely until i restart ff

nvm i had to install pipewire-pulse and enable the user service
seems to fix somehow

[fleet cedar]

Iirc I had to disable pipewire-pulse and stick to pipewire-alsa, because for some reason -pulse would switch the volume unit from decibel to useless percent

[dawn ledge]

@royal nymph did it without type casts :^)

this is so horrid

i think i'll just cast

[ornate quiver]

I thought about this but apparently Firefox v53+ no longer supports alsa

[fleet cedar]

That hasn't been any issue to me

[formal belfry]

NO FISH????

[feral zealot]

// Utility function to simulate a delay (basically sleep)
const sleepDelay = (ms) => new Promise(resolve => setTimeout(resolve, ms));

// Main sleep function with combined features that i need to use
const sleep = async (
isSleeping = false, // Default value for isSleeping
messages = { // Default custom messages that i will use
awake: "You're still awake, lazy af person",
asleep: "Goodnight"
},
delay = 0 // delay before "Goodnight" message that i dont need
) => {
// Input validation for the isSleeping parameter (super nerdy)
if (typeof isSleeping !== "boolean") {
throw new Error("isSleeping must be a boolean value");
}

// If there's a delay and isSleeping is true, wait for the delay
if (isSleeping && delay > 0) {
    console.log("Going to sleep...You fogot how to parry, dodge.. Oh wait, wrong game.");
    await sleepDelay(delay);  // Wait for the specified delay (in milisecounds)
}

// Return the appropriate message based on the isSleeping state
return isSleeping ? messages.asleep : messages.awake;

};

// Usage examples
(async () => {
try {
console.log(await sleep(true)); // Outputs: Goodnight
console.log(await sleep(false)); // Outputs: You're still awake, you lazy af person.

    // Custom messages and delay.. ( who needs it, use it.)
    console.log(await sleep(true, { awake: "Still up, what now", asleep: "Sweet dreams,Drake is still behind your walls" }, 2000)); 
    // Waits for 2 seconds, then prints: Sweet dreams, Drake is still behind your walls

    // Testing with invalid input
    console.log(await sleep("yes"));  // Throws an error, duh.
} catch (error) {
    console.error(error.message);  // Handle input validation error of error even occures
}

})();
// And yes, this is literally a code about sleeping in javascript language.

[red canopy]

did you know you could use codeblocks to recognise the lang

[feral zealot]

fu- aight ill fix after

[runic sundial]

have i ever spoken

about how much i FUCKING HATE THE ASYNC KEYWORD

LIKE

?????

DONE BY WHAT

BY WHO

WHEN

[red canopy]

i dont think you like async

idk

could be wrong.

[fleet cedar]

Why do you not like async

[lavish frigate]

what

[fleet cedar]

Async is great

[lavish frigate]

async in js makes a lot of sense ☹️

[runic sundial]

where does the work get done??

[red canopy]

im not smart enough to understand it so im safe!

[runic sundial]

java script can do whatever

[feral zealot]

sleeping function

[dawn ledge]

eventloop

[runic sundial]

yes but that's just one potential implementation

[lavish frigate]

you need the 2nd line thats it

const sleep = (ms: number) => new Promise(resolve => setTimeout(resolve, ms));

console.log("test");
await sleep(1000);
console.log("this runs after a second")

[feral zealot]

no thanks

[fleet cedar]

It was not a question

[feral zealot]

ill go with the other one

[runic sundial]

it just feels like such a bastardised way of thinking

the usecase makes sense

[lavish frigate]

shuddup i love my red/blue functions

[fleet cedar]

I hate function colors

Call them what they are

[runic sundial]

neconectar

[fleet cedar]

||Monads||

[runic sundial]

red function

blue function

green function

[feral zealot]

Nu huh, I'n done being nerdy, im going to the fucking shadow realm

[lavish frigate]

🔥

instantly love everyone who calls js shit

[feral zealot]

f

[royal nymph]

why

it makes sense

you also do it irl

when you're coooking something and it has to boil for 20 minutes do you just stand next to it and wait or do you suspend the cooking and go do something else, then come back once it's time

[lavish frigate]

You are supposed to wait and watch smh

Or do you endanger yourself and burn your house down smh

[fleet cedar]

But a boiled pot never boils

...Err, I mean watched

[runic sundial]

Okay, but you just explained the exact parts that the language hides from you.

The actions are independent. Time is passing and the cooking happens as 'time passes'

While in programming, that 'async' work needs to be done by something

It's closer to cooking food, and yelling at your brother in the living room who's watching TV to take out the trash

[fleet cedar]

Yes, the async stuff is being done by something (usually the os, or the browser in case of js), but the point is, you can do other things in the meantime

[runic sundial]

My issue is that it is implicit

[fleet cedar]

Most other languages require explicitly tokio::spawn()ing it or similar, yeah

If that's what you mean

[royal nymph]

it's explicit

[runic sundial]

ok, where do the async tasks get done?

[royal nymph]

you mark the function as async capable and explicitly suspend by using the await keyword

by the OS do you want to write assembly code to interact with the OS

[cerulean plover]

No

[fleet cedar]

Where does the reading "happen" if you call .read() synchronously?

[runic sundial]

No, I want to know that there's a thread somewhere which will do these tasks. A thread that I own.

[royal nymph]

but that's not how async js works

[fleet cedar]

Js doesn't have threads

[royal nymph]

there are no threads

it's one single thread

[runic sundial]

so then it's time sharing?

[royal nymph]

async is not multi threading

[fleet cedar]

It's handled by the same event loop that dispatches click events and setInterval

[royal nymph]

async is allowing you to do something else while you wait for completion of an external source

[royal nymph]

aka ^

[fleet cedar]

Is onClick unacceptable levels of magic?

[royal nymph]

if you block the process, e.g. via infinite loop, your async things will never unsuspend because the event loop is stuck

[fleet cedar]

In which case browser might pop up a message about "script is making the page slow, wanna kill it?"

[runic sundial]

then why the fuck is it called async

[fleet cedar]

Because async programming is the ability to do things faux-simultaneously

[runic sundial]

if what im reading is correct, it's just "Take this task, schedule it to be done some time later"

Makes sense for web requests

[fleet cedar]

Or rather, the ability to do other things while waiting

[cerulean plover]

How stupid is it to write a small program that reads some variables from files and parses them, mounts drives, copies something from one filesystem to another while doing a checksum of it, then does some stuff with that file which is really a disk image and mounts it using a loop device, and then mounts an overlayfs of that being the lower and some tmpfs being the upper

in Java or Node?

tl;dr: I want to write an initramfs script in a stupidly overcomplicated for the task language

[nimble bone]

https://tenor.com/view/learn-c-and-cpp-programming-learners-academy-programming-c-programming-cpp-gif-24622350

[cerulean plover]

There is one half of me wanting to do this ironically and the other half wants to do it unironically

my soul does know I should use another language though

@nimble bone LET ME MAKE NODEOS OR JAVAOS LIVE INSTALLATION DISK INITRAMFS

[nimble bone]

make in node then

[cerulean plover]

YES

how much more worse can you get than a bash script

@nimble bone i will make 400mb UKI

could I make something that wastes storage more than the average node_modules folder just for a fucking system to copy a filesystem to ram and boot into it?

ofc i can

[runic sundial]

you and your glass pane are no match for me and my item frame

nerd

izustare

[cerulean plover]

you will live in a hopper chain in a sorting machine

[deep mulch]

I don't like fish

[deep mulch]

@formal belfry

[formal belfry]

huh

[supple whale]

btw why is vencord itself not in the vencord org, but on vendicated's profile?

some github pro shenanigans or?

[serene elk]

one reason is to give Ven visibility

If it was in the org it wouldn't be so directly tied to them

and also some org limitations I think

[supple whale]

any specifics?

i'm looking to move my project to an org

and idk if its a mistake or not

[serene elk]

I don't remember

@royal nymph is there actually any annoying org limitation?

[royal nymph]

i dont think so

[ornate quiver]

if you want a nice project on your profile directly then dont

[royal nymph]

the one downside is that it is no longer attached with ur name

repo on your user account = wow you made this
org repo pinned to your account = is this guy piggy backing off some org project he made 1 commit to?

[serene elk]

yeah

it has a big difference in recognition

[supple whale]

yeah for me that's a good thing

my project is less than legal

so the less ties to me the better

[dawn ledge]

name the org after your username

[dawn ledge]

consider not uploading it at all

[supple whale]

sir I'm in too deep

shit has 3200000 downloads

[royal nymph]

do u mean miru

[supple whale]

XDDDD

[dawn ledge]

when is miru getting avistaz support

[supple whale]

yeah

[dawn ledge]

too late for damage control

[royal nymph]

it's not illegal is it

like if it doesn't provide any pirated content itself

[dawn ledge]

piracy, torrenting

[royal nymph]

it shouldnt be

[supple whale]

it can be

in theory it isn't

[dawn ledge]

yeah its not illegal perse imo

[royal nymph]

yeah but thats not ur fault xd

[dawn ledge]

its just a proxy

[royal nymph]

well obviously the use case is illegal stuff but

[dawn ledge]

makes doing illegal stuff easier :^)

[royal nymph]

the program itself does nothing illegal

[supple whale]

but in practice it incenticises piracy

[royal nymph]

just like how you can use torrent clients for only legal purposes

[supple whale]

which is illegal in many countries and I could get extradited to said countries

[dawn ledge]

yeah i definitely use my torrent clients to download old book archives, i swear

[royal nymph]

well you could do some things to "protect" yourself

eg add disclaimers and don't use examples that showcase pirated content

[dawn ledge]

time to make miru webpage a blank page

[supple whale]

qbit is generalized, so it gets away with it, mine is specifically targeted at anime media

[serene elk]

miru client modification coming soon

wait for it :)

[dawn ledge]

with avistaz support 🙏

[supple whale]

it already supports full custom css

[serene elk]

DSFKDSJFDFDS

[supple whale]

and custom js extensions

[serene elk]

nothing is stopping me from hijacking your webpack

[dawn ledge]

does is support shiggy

[supple whale]

rest u can just pr to the project

[supple whale]

via CSS content sure

[dawn ledge]

most normal client mod core developer

[supple whale]

I meaaan

miru v6 is a vite webpack hybrid

so have fun lmfao

[serene elk]

it's funny cuz i've never even touched a webpack config

[dawn ledge]

i mean

just fork it

like migu

https://github.com/NoCrypt/migu

[serene elk]

I have no idea what settings produce the code I see

[dawn ledge]

so true

[supple whale]

unfortunately this project won't work next month

[dawn ledge]

real

[supple whale]

because the author made it with ill intent

so I decided to also act with ill intent

[serene elk]

hehe

[dawn ledge]

[serene elk]

either way, that's a very neat project

my congrats

[supple whale]

yeah the guy is delusional

[dawn ledge]

they killed aniwave miru is all i have

[supple whale]

I made my own code for it

and he's like, omg u steal code

lol no, that pr was broken as shit

didn't work at all

[dawn ledge]

broken
ujst like my code

[supple whale]

miru v6 is gonna go hard

trust

I wrote so many libs for it while on vacation

[dawn ledge]

raaaaaaaaaaaaah

excited

[supple whale]

https://github.com/ThaUnknown/nntp-js
https://github.com/ThaUnknown/abslink

but I need to rewrite miru from scratch for the 6th time

for v6

[dawn ledge]

rewrite miru in RUST

[supple whale]

benchmarked it

there's 0 benefits

[dawn ledge]

i'll skip school to work on rust miru

[dawn ledge]

webview or non webview

[supple whale]

https://github.com/ThaUnknown/wasm-bench

[dawn ledge]

wasm

[supple whale]

non webview, normal webview is way too limited for what miru needs

[dawn ledge]

i meant pure rust

[supple whale]

that would take years

js is way better for this

[dawn ledge]

i hate that what you said is true

man i wish rust had good native gui crates

[supple whale]

I usually spit facts

[dawn ledge]

we will eventually have a rust miru

🙏

miru v20

[supple whale]

nope

we wont

[dawn ledge]

:(

[supple whale]

there are no good torrent libs for rust

[dawn ledge]

can always write one :^)

[supple whale]

webtorrent is like 70% of mirus functionality

[dawn ledge]

true

[supple whale]

there's no lib that comes close to how easy webtorrent is to build upon

[dawn ledge]

?remind me in 6 months rust web torrent lib

[delicate grove]

Alright @dawn ledge, in 6 months: rust web torrent lib

[supple whale]

libtorrent is there, but it's insanely hard to work with and doesn't support webrtc

and miru os gonna be a website on a few years

so webrtc is needed

I'm working on making a live showroom for airing episodes with global twitch like chat

[dawn ledge]

wait webtorrent works on the browser?

[supple whale]

it's like 80% done

[supple whale]

yes, but webrtc only

[dawn ledge]

neat

[supple whale]

tcp and utp doesn't work

[dawn ledge]

ah

well then rewriting in rust isnt an option

[supple whale]

nope

[dawn ledge]

why bother maintaining a rust and web client when you can only do one

[supple whale]

anyways good night