🪅-progaming

[dawn ledge]

gn

[supple whale]

I'm on vacation in JP right now

[dawn ledge]

ace is onto you

[supple whale]

going to universal park tmrw

need to wake up in 7h

[dawn ledge]

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/1038550076534042726/1275160162516209684/16c1ad04ccd00e70.gif

[supple whale]

is he from Japan?

[dawn ledge]

https://www.alliance4creativity.com/

ace

[autumn sigil]

wth

if you decode erl gateway with small_big integer actually being a bigint you get bigint ids

[supple whale]

ah

[dawn ledge]

as it should be

[dawn ledge]

storing snowflakes as strings is inefficient

not only does it use more memory but you'll have to do casts chenever you want to extract information from the snowflake

[autumn sigil]

yeah but their reference erlpack implementation is just lazy then, they turn big integers into strings if > 32 bits

[dawn ledge]

😭

[autumn sigil]

https://github.com/discord/erlpack/blob/b25ebd51ae4c097bd7f756fd4e1c841b61bfe50b/js/decoder.h#L253

napi even has an ok ish api for that usecase https://nodejs.org/api/n-api.html#napi_create_bigint_words

now i cant decide

do i "properly" decode into actual bigints or do i keep to the reference?

[formal belfry]

is it possible to make a embed maker as a / command without needing a 3rd party website ot bot?

[calm wigeon]

no

[dim cave]

how would i make a jiggly button using css

[surreal condor]

matrix transforms

or skew()

iirc

[dim cave]

hkmm

well

not likt

jiggly

#1172423652948590603 message like this

[zenith trout]

is this the code for creating a guild tag or activate one?

i just activate a plug i didnt wanted and i feel lost

[frosty obsidian]

?

[zenith trout]

hi

[autumn sigil]

no, go #🏥-vencord-support-🏥 or idk

[zenith trout]

but how will they now about what i'm talking about if this was a code?

[autumn sigil]

chat is this guy retarded

[lavish frigate]

you do not have to instantly call people that

[solar spindle]

fr

[autumn sigil]

i didnt, they had a chance :3

[lavish frigate]

?! 2nd message, and i hope that you get this into your skull that going around calling people slurs is unacceptable for any reason

[autumn sigil]

its not getting in my skull no

[frosty obsidian]

you didn't need to be rude

[autumn sigil]

felt like it

[ornate quiver]

too early he just asked one question
only if the brainrot is overwhelming

[hushed pebble]

is plain text

If you edit Markdown in a WYSIWYG editor, then it's not a text editor

Anything that edits rich text is not a text editor
Text editors are for plain text
I said "closer to what people call a text editor" in reference to VS Code, which blurs the line between text editor and IDE

Text editors edit plain text and nothing else

[hushed pebble]

yes you do :3 ||/s||

[cerulean plover]

Does this imply a 3 category system of

• Plain text editors
• Code editors
• Word processors
  where an editor could be in multiple categories?

[frosty obsidian]

4

forgot ides

[cerulean plover]

true

[elder scaffold]

Code editors cant edit plain text files?

[dawn ledge]

holding back from dropping hard r

[lavish frigate]

Word processor?

No my processor processes binary

[dawn ledge]

nah but BRO

Anything that edits rich text is not a text editor
Text editors are for plain text
I said "closer to what people call a text editor" in reference to VS Code, which blurs the line between text editor and IDE

in one place you go "oH iT bLuRs ThE LiNe So ItS cLoSeR tO wHaT pEoPlE cAlL a TeXt EdItOr"
and then in another place you are "if it does rich text it isnt a text editor since text editors only do plaintext"

like shut THE FUCK UP

choose one, the general perception or technical perception

dont fucking mix your logic to prove a flawed point

[ionic lake]

you'll need a bot (even a worker would do)

[dawn ledge]

and for all the marbles

even vscode can do rich text alright

so by your logic is not a text editor

so how does it blur the line between a text editor and an ide?

when its not a text editor according to your logic?

[elder scaffold]

Also what about manually editing the file ie. word stores with a plain text editor

Does that make the plain text editor a rich text editor?

[dawn ledge]

[cerulean plover]

Did you ever open LF files in WordPad on windows and save it to convert it to CRLF?

[ornate quiver]

ive used vsc for converting line endings

[ionic lake]

I've used Microsoft word for programming

[fleet cedar]

Was it good?

[lavish frigate]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aBwuPmY4lec

[viscid grove]

lame
it isn't ran in powerpoint

https://youtu.be/uNjxe8ShM-8

[dawn ledge]

is it worth transpiling down to es6?

is should i just keep it at like ES2020

[fleet cedar]

Depends on what your target platform is

[dawn ledge]

web

[cerulean plover]

is using google docs to write html on a chromebook worse? i've done it before, it sucked

[ionic lake]

not really

if someone needs down-compilation they can do it themselves

[ionic lake]

yes it's great with autocapitalization enabled

[crimson sparrow]

Makes it easier to PascalCase

[past ice]

i swear to god there was a gateway logging option somewhere. am i misremembering

oh right i need the experiments plugin

[torn basin]

Hey anyone having problems with authenticating? I am having them and it's because for some reason discord is using my favorites "server" or smt. I go around it by resending with a valid guild id, but still.

[dawn ledge]

yes

[torn basin]

Or just excluding it

[dawn ledge]

this is a discord skill issue

[torn basin]

Yea like tf

[dawn ledge]

the solution is to copy request as curl
change the guild id to anything you want
and go to the redirect url in the response

crappy solution but it works

👍

[torn basin]

Yea ik i did that

you can either put a valid id or remove the key

[runic sundial]

@dawn ledge@lavish frigatehey is there a good Rust to C source compiler?

izustare

[fleet cedar]

Rustc + ghidra

[runic sundial]

I know

I want it for a toolchain

Rust Lib -> C/C++ -> Zig

[dawn ledge]

what do you want

transpiling

or linking

[runic sundial]

I wish to turn

Rust source code

into C source code

quality doesn't matter

it just needs to be valid code that will compile

[fleet cedar]

It is literally impossible to compile anything into C source code

Because if it's compiled from something else, it's not source

[runic sundial]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Source-to-source_compiler

This concept

Not asking how to take a "binary compiled with rust" into C source, at that point linking is preferred

https://github.com/thepowersgang/mrustc

this might work

[royal nymph]

wait til u find out about vlang

[ornate quiver]

V is a pretty big scam

[hushed pebble]

code editor???

[hushed pebble]

no? word processors vs. text editors vs. IDEs

IDEs and text editors have overlap
Word processors have zero overlap with the other to categories

[hushed pebble]

but why's there a distinction between "plain text editor" and "code editor"?

[frosty obsidian]

ive never heard the term plain text editor

[hushed pebble]

What would be a plain text editor that isn't a code editor? I can think of Notepad and TextEdit but nothing else

[hushed pebble]

exactly

[frosty obsidian]

i would classify notepad as a text editor

[hushed pebble]

Exactly

but we all know that MS Word is a word processor and not a text editor

If it does rich text in a WYSIWYG fashion, it's not a text editor

[jade stone]

this feels like really bad code

i dont know much about promices

export function sendAndGetData<T = any>(data: { type: string, data: unknown; }) {
    return new Promise<T>((res, rej) => {
        setTimeout(rej.bind(null, "Timed Out"), 10_000);
        sendToSockets(data, res).catch(rej);
    });
}

[jade stone]

anyone know why this is giving an error

type Definitions = vscode.ProviderResult<vscode.Definition | vscode.DefinitionLink[]>;

    export type ProviderResult<T> = T | undefined | null | Thenable<T | undefined | null>;

[elder scaffold]

read the error

[ornate quiver]

did you read the error

it's very simple

[cerulean plover]

😭

i was dmed about this

like an hour ago

i just figured it out

@jade stone have you tried Promise<Definitions>

[royal nymph]

that's decent

but you never resolve

oh nvm

im blind

it's weird that sendSockets takes callback as second argument but also returns a promise

why do you need the callback then? Just wait for the promise

[cerulean plover]

this

[marsh heath]

Hey, I have a question:

I'm trying to code my first Vencord plugin, but I don't understand the following:

The Guide explains how to get the component. But when I do that, I get this:

let f = e=>{
                let {children: t, className: n, direction: i=u.HORIZONTAL, justify: a=c.START, align: l=d.STRETCH, wrap: E=_.NO_WRAP, shrink: f, grow: h, base: p, style: I, ...m} = e;
                return (0,
                r.jsx)("div", {
                    style: {
                        flexShrink: f,
                        flexGrow: h,
                        flexBase: p,
                        ...I
                    },
                    className: s())(o.flex, i, a, l, E, n),
                    ...m,
                    children: t
                })
            }
            ;

Can someone help me?

[dawn ledge]

vee is a scam!?

[elder scaffold]

what's with that that you dont understand?

[cerulean plover]

How to import it?

Tbf this doesn't explain how to make your own components in JSX

[elder scaffold]

it says how to find the code for it to patch it

[cerulean plover]

Which does NOT how explain to import it

[fleet cedar]

That guide is for making vencord plugins, if you want a tutorial on react components, consider finding one

[cerulean plover]

Instead of doing a find inside a webpack module, you need to find inside the component itself

Use findComponentByCodeLazy to get the component to use in your own JSX

[cerulean plover]

This

[marsh heath]

I don't understand how to find a component

[elder scaffold]

finding the component as in finding it's code (which that is) or as in using the component in your plugin?

[fleet cedar]

Find it so you can patch it or so you can use it?

[amber steeple]

pro gayming

[marsh heath]

Ye

[marsh heath]

Do u know a vid where I can learn it

[elder scaffold]

answer the question

and you didnt answer kyuu either

[marsh heath]

I did

[marsh heath]

Here

[elder scaffold]

"Yes" to a X or Y question

[marsh heath]

Ohh bruh

I meant patch

Didn't read the last part

[elder scaffold]

well the guide tells you how to do it

[marsh heath]

But I don't understand

I get this when I do it:

let f = e=>{
                let {children: t, className: n, direction: i=u.HORIZONTAL, justify: a=c.START, align: l=d.STRETCH, wrap: E=_.NO_WRAP, shrink: f, grow: h, base: p, style: I, ...m} = e;
                return (0,
                r.jsx)("div", {
                    style: {
                        flexShrink: f,
                        flexGrow: h,
                        flexBase: p,
                        ...I
                    },
                    className: s())(o.flex, i, a, l, E, n),
                    ...m,
                    children: t
                })
            }
            ;

[fleet cedar]

Define "get" and "do it"

Because those terms are very ambiguous here

[marsh heath]

Get = Looking in the Source (JS)

[fleet cedar]

Also define what the problem is

You were looking for a component, you found a component

[marsh heath]

I can't see what the guide says

[fleet cedar]

Why? Someone pranked you with a filter: blur(4px) on that paragraph?

[marsh heath]

Wdym

[marsh heath]

Ohh, no. I get this

[fleet cedar]

Why can you not see what the guide says

It's text, should be readable on any device

[marsh heath]

But the guide says I should see this:

return (0, r.jsx)(u.Z, {
  children: [(0, r.jsx)(n.Z, { /* some arguments */ }), (0, x.jsx)(n.Z, { /* some more arguments */ })]
})

[fleet cedar]

So you mean you found a different component

Might be worth saying that then

[marsh heath]

No

I searched for the same...

[marsh heath]

And if I search for this, nothing is found

[fleet cedar]

You're not searching for that exact text, are you?

Because the variable names change a few times a week

[deep mulch]

does anyone else use https://github.com/marlonrichert/zsh-autocomplete and have issues with commands like pacman package lookup freezing the shell

@royal nymph

its driving me insane

[royal nymph]

I use https://github.com/zsh-users/zsh-autosuggestions

no issues

maybe try switching to that

oh the one you sent also has full suggestions

[royal nymph]

well it has to query packages ig

but optimally it'd be async instead of freezing ur shell

[deep mulch]

yop

i think its supposed to cache one time

or osmething

[royal nymph]

find a native alternative

that's written in C or smth

and is async

[deep mulch]

i dont think there are any

[royal nymph]

guh

[fleet cedar]

Write one

[marsh heath]

No...

[deep mulch]

make

[fallow jasper]

zt64

https://tenor.com/view/zingus-cat-kitty-caption-cat-walk-gif-19570879

[olive ember]

Question for anyone who's relatively familiar with the Vesktop client design (or custom clients in general). What made you choose the architecture you did?
I'm looking into repackaging a note taking application called Notion for Linux, and I'm trying to decide between repacking the app.asar or wrapping the webapp.
The web-app seems less intrusive and less likely to break, but the repack would offer things like multi-tab support. Anything you found while making Vesktop that would weigh into that decision process?

[royal nymph]

I don't fully understand this question. what do you mean by "wrapping the webapp"? electron does nothing more than wrapping a web app. plus extra system code that is contained inside the app.asar archive

[olive ember]

I guess I'm thinking the difference between starting from scratch and implementing everything on top of an application.loadURL vs patching their asar which seems to has a lot more going on than that simple load url

[dawn ledge]

what app.asar are you gonna patch for notion anyways

notion doesnt have a linux client as far as i can see

so what you want to do is make new electron wrapper around notion

you arent patching anything

[potent cloud]

I think he wants to use the windows .asar for linux

[dawn ledge]

i dont recommend doing that

[potent cloud]

oh

he left the server

[dawn ledge]

lmao

[royal nymph]

it might just work xd

[distant cobalt]

Nushell my beloved

[dawn ledge]

i would like to try nu

i've heard its good

[distant cobalt]

I use it as my main shell on my computer atp

It's really nice for processing data and writing scripts

It makes posix sh/bash look like cobol

[final night]

ONE TYPO WAS DRIVING ME MAD FOR WEEKS

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/1235557404226355211/1288130249292517437/WindowsTerminal_3hl8PkHgfj.png?ex=66f41047&is=66f2bec7&hm=34810fa387908c77b5e425ee5d011a0acd7294850eca96a6dfe6a0b12f5dcc59&
https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/1235557404226355211/1288130564938793103/WindowsTerminal_SRZohoxGf1.png?ex=66f41092&is=66f2bf12&hm=e5e1ec8c17c206c433530725c04c0ca7926a00323af9482c3ba9a8b392d8b117&

I NEVER expected I would fuck up implementing includesAny

so I was looking LITERALLY EVERYWHERE ELSE

[final night]

is there a more sane way to indent an entire block of text

text.split('\n').map(line => `\t${line}`).join('\n')

Oh im dumb as hell

.replaceAll('\n', '\n\t')

but that doesn't get the first line

[royal nymph]

.replace(/^/gm, "\t")

but the split is fine too

[final night]

I just feel insane when writing stuff that I would only do in AOC

mapped inline functions are reserved for cursed shitcode in my brain apparently

[final night]

thanks

[fleet cedar]

Exactly what it says

{type: ... } is not a react element

[royal nymph]

the error explains exactly what is wrong

look at other plugins to understand how to do it properly

[rustic turret]

@formal belfry ok i made it

next stop is #🦊-shiggy-and-friends

hello

i am lost

i need someone to walk me down to #🤖-bot-commands

[formal belfry]

Take my hand

[rustic turret]

alr

[formal belfry]

We’ll walk there

[rustic turret]

lets go

[formal belfry]

vns #🤖-bot-commands

[elder yarrow]

👉 #🤖-bot-commands

[rustic turret]

i cant jump sorry

i need to go one at a time

lets go to #🦊-shiggy-and-friends and now

[formal belfry]

okay sure

come with

[autumn sigil]

wtf is discord doing

awful

[fleet cedar]

It's mixing doubles and bigints based on whether it's lossy? Yeah, disgusting

[autumn sigil]

they do it because they can, they turn bigints into numbers or strings willy nilly

so stupit

😭 all this effort and my library is slower

[dawn ledge]

use c/rust/zig modules with napi

[autumn sigil]

what?

thats what it is xd zig and napi

[round crater]

is it possible to make plugin, and this plugin allows you to use soundboard from diffrent servers by:

1.downloading this sound
2. uploading it to server (requires permission )
3.playing sound
4. deleting it

???

would be fun

(ping me when you anwser this)

[jade stone]

am i being stupid here?

[fleet cedar]

Yes, parent is spelled with one r

[jade stone]

watch out for the hammer

[jade stone]

bad idea
just use local soundboard

[round crater]

what?

[jade stone]

https://www.google.com/search?q=soundboard app pc

[round crater]

oh

[serene elk]

late but just this.uses!

when you use the filter function typescript loses information about the if behind

[hushed pebble]

hmm does string.indent exist

i know string.dedent does

wait nvm dedent is just a proposal

stage 2

[royal nymph]

neither exist

[hushed pebble]

I was thinking of https://github.com/tc39/proposal-string-dedent

[nimble bone]

love

[cerulean plover]

WHY do tc39 make GOOD proposal and NEVER ACTUALLY HAVE IT CONSIDERED

[hushed pebble]

I think it's being considered

[cerulean plover]

i did look

and it seems like everything moves slowly

[hushed pebble]

nvm

idk

[hushed pebble]

Yup

Pipes and do-expressions? Not here yet

[frosty obsidian]

terrible name for a good idea

trimIndent is right there

[hushed pebble]

what the fuck

how is that a better name

[frosty obsidian]

its more descriptive

[hushed pebble]

especially when trimLeft and trimRight exist (deprecated aliases to trimStart and trimEnd)

[hushed pebble]

dedent is just as descriptive

dedent is the opposite of indent

It clearly removes the indentation of something

Any further clarification is the job of IntelliSense and MDN

[frosty obsidian]

i have never heard that word before in my life

[hushed pebble]

You...haven't?

[frosty obsidian]

no

[hushed pebble]

Regardless, the name doesn't matter that much

[frosty obsidian]

dedent is a made up word primarily used by python

[hushed pebble]

That's probably good enough though

[frosty obsidian]

not everyone uses python

[hushed pebble]

and they can always change the name if it's a major issue

[hushed pebble]

yeah, I don't

[frosty obsidian]

the name is logical but not intuitive

it only makes sense after the fact

someone looking for that functionality isn't going to instinctively think of the word dedent

however they will know to look for something that trims

[hushed pebble]

will they?

[frosty obsidian]

yes

[hushed pebble]

If you say so

There is one other thing

[frosty obsidian]

or at the very least they'll type "indent" and intellisense will show it

[hushed pebble]

It doesn't matter how the name is perceived on its first use

[jade stone]

ive never heard the word dedent before in my life

[hushed pebble]

What matters is how it stands out to people reading the code

[hushed pebble]

weird

I wonder why I'm the only guy who's heard it

[jade stone]

when i first saw it, i thought it said detent

[hushed pebble]

that's not a word either...is it?

isn't the word detente

oh

the slot thingy

detent

[jade stone]

yea

[frosty obsidian]

the proposal itself lists python as the only language that uses that term

most languages don't even have a function

you just use different syntax

usually triple quotes

[hushed pebble]

Kotlin - raw strings using triple-quotes and .trimIndent().
oh. no wonder you said "trimIndent"

to be fair, "stripMargin" would be weirder

[jade stone]

doesnt js have that with grave quotes

[frosty obsidian]

idk

[frosty obsidian]

scala moment

[hushed pebble]

Yeah I don't think JS can afford to do that lol

[hushed pebble]

no, those are for multiline strings and templating/interpolation

[jade stone]

both of these are more sane than dedent

[frosty obsidian]

some variant of trimIndent would be better in my opinion

[jade stone]

ah

[hushed pebble]

but you can use String.dedent as a template tag to modify the succeeding literal

like uh

[frosty obsidian]

the best way to describe this is that it feels very javascript

the guy that proposed this doesn't even use python??? why go with this name??????

[hushed pebble]

String.dedent`
    import {x, z} from "y"
    x((a, b) => {
        let [u, v, w] = z(b, 123)
        if (u) w?.(v + a)
    })
`

[hushed pebble]

It's not a bad name though

It's shorter than indent

and it's not something you usually need to pay attention to anyway

The focus is on the content of the string, not the template tag (String.dedent)

[frosty obsidian]

i still think its odd

[hushed pebble]

It's odder than a builtin syntax for sure

but I'm sure TC39 is averse to that

[frosty obsidian]

im honestly surprised this functionality didn't exist before tbh

[hushed pebble]

Why would it?

JS became a truly modern language after 2015

[frosty obsidian]

its something thats present in most stdlibs

[hushed pebble]

well, now we have it

[frosty obsidian]

if not outright a language feature

[hushed pebble]

*now we will have it

Things like, uh

What was that thing

Object.fromEntries is new I think?

comparatively?

groupBy is really new

[frosty obsidian]

oh this proposal is like 4 years old

[dawn ledge]

write faster code

ig you get the extra ms from the transfer overhead

[ionic lake]

things usually take a magnitude of years before being standardized

[dawn ledge]

when its a large project adding things is a slow process

[autumn sigil]

i dont

im comparing apples to apples

[dawn ledge]

im gonna compare you to rocks ;-;

[autumn sigil]

this is comparing my erlpack written in cpp (basically what discord has but with some small changes) to erlpack writen in zig

i will do some benchmarking today ^^ but i have a feeling its just error callstack stuff since i use a lot of try

[dawn ledge]

dont do error handling :^)

if it fails it fails :^)

[sullen tapir]

might be a little silly but does someone know if you can have multiple values per slash command argument?

i have an array of values and want a multiselect

[ionic lake]

there's choice if that's what you want

[sullen tapir]

I just ended up making 4 seperate optionals lol

[ionic lake]

oh nevermind you said multiselect

yeah idk that works

[hushed pebble]

is this with -O ReleaseFast?

[autumn sigil]

didnt seem to make any difference

[formal belfry]

I just use fish

I don't like zsh

[lavish frigate]

SO TRUE

fish on top

<>

[formal belfry]

real

<>

[dawn ledge]

turbofish

most sane syntax

[still jolt]

I use bash

[dawn ledge]

basic

[still jolt]

if it ain't broke don't fix it

[dawn ledge]

true

[still jolt]

why would I switch to fish/zsh if bash just works

[dawn ledge]

the only upside of zsh over fish is zsh is posix compliant

but i like fish

it has nicer syntax

[still jolt]

me when I ```bash
sudo dd if=/dev/urandom of="$(which fish)" bs=4M

what are you gonna do then

[cerulean plover]

chmod -R 000 /bin

[formal belfry]

why not /dev/null

[cerulean plover]

/dev/null returns nothing

not null bytes

that's /dev/zero

[formal belfry]

oh

yeah

my bad

[cerulean plover]

[dusty moth]

fish has syntax highlighting tho

[still jolt]

I don't really need syntax highlighting

[dusty moth]

i like it

it looks nice

[still jolt]

if I needed it, that means I'd be making something bigger and so would write it in a text editor

[fleet cedar]

Zsh has highlighting too, but it's really slow on sshfs

[dusty moth]

everything's slow on sshfs

[fleet cedar]

True

[dusty moth]

not gonna hold that against it

[verbal palm]

yoo does any1 know how to create smthing like vencord or better discord :3
if so dm me pls i just wanna know

i might not respond immediately

[royal nymph]

Read the source code

[verbal palm]

that is boring but ok ill try

also why do you have a role naimed brainrot

[royal nymph]

"doing my own research is boring instead I want all the information spoonfed to me"

[verbal palm]

anyways ima go outside ||aka chatting on discord|| so bye

[dawn ledge]

you arent building a client mod with that attitude

[cerulean plover]

One day you could earn this role and regret it

[dawn ledge]

they wont stay for that long

because its boring

[cerulean plover]

The Secret behind to Contributing to Vencord™️

anyone know a way to graph what times git commits were made?

[dawn ledge]

yes i have one on my gh profile

https://github-profile-summary-cards.vercel.app/api/cards/productive-time?username=arHSM&theme=github_dark

https://github-profile-summary-cards.vercel.app/api/cards/productive-time?username=Sqaaakoi&theme=github_dark

grrr

oh they do svg, discord doesnt embed that

[cerulean plover]

the ???? experience

[fleet cedar]

Huh, mine is strangely daytime-heavy

It doesn't see commits to private repos, right?

[cerulean plover]

It shouldn't

[fleet cedar]

Would probably be more biased to daytime if it could see what I do at work

[serene elk]

https://github-profile-summary-cards.vercel.app/api/cards/productive-time?username=Nuckyz&theme=github_dark

guh

[fleet cedar]

Confirmed, Nucky does not sleep

[serene elk]

u can see how unstable my routine is

but also how it's more tied to night

[serene elk]

LOL

[dawn ledge]

nucky is busy keeping up with discord bundler changes

[verbal palm]

bruh

[royal nymph]

mine

[royal nymph]

how do u have commits every hour lmaooo

[fallen nebula]

mine is wild
you can see i code at school, tend to commit during my work the morning then go eat then finish my day and then when i come back home at 18 i commit all the shit i forgot + more stuff then i go eat and then i start my night shift with my personal stuff

[ornate quiver]

[frosty obsidian]

https://github-profile-summary-cards.vercel.app/api/cards/productive-time?username=wingio&theme=github_dark

gun

h

in my time zone

[serene elk]

I live at every hour

changes each month

[balmy lintel]

i should fix my sleeping schedule somewhen\™️

[fleet cedar]

Fat chance of that happening

[cerulean plover]

You commit your school code?

I mean

You commit code?

You commit stuff to a git repository?

[rigid geyser]

do yk why vencord is slow

[elder yarrow]

👉 #🏥-vencord-support-🏥

[rigid geyser]

sorry

[fallen nebula]

Yeah

[fallen nebula]

It's all public btw

So that basically other students can learn from my mistakes

Or yoink the good things

[cerulean plover]

your classmates will use ChatGPT instead

[fallen nebula]

Here's my main repo : Julienraptor01/School-courses
Here's a repo for a project i had to do : Julienraptor01/ImageEditionTool-Cpp-Linux
And that's just 2, others exist but can't be bothered to link everything

[ornate quiver]

the reality:

[fallen nebula]

Yeah but i'm the training data lmao

If anyone is on PC, you can confirm the embeds are not too big so that i remove them if they are pls ?

[cerulean plover]

it's fine

[fallen nebula]

imo those should show the start of the readme instead of a big white picture

[cerulean plover]

yop

you can technically upload your own image

idk if anyone does though

[fallen nebula]

Eeeeh ig

It's bit pain tho

You have to make the pic works with diff sizes

[cerulean plover]

i wonder if those "open source" mega projects where theres like 3 different sponsored by [server hosting/cloud workspace] in the readme that also has nothing practical about the project other than wiki and download link would the custom social preview image feature

[fallen nebula]

XD

[cerulean plover]

github explore slop part 1 (recommended topic with 1 repo??, AI image for their blog article)

[cerulean plover]

they do

[fallen nebula]

Bruh

[cerulean plover]

github slop (for real)

skidding tool on github trending https://github.com/Z4nzu/hackingtool

[fallen nebula]

Bruh we had smth for that, it was called Kali Linux

[cerulean plover]

dont worry it uses kali under the hood afaik

or arch

[fallen nebula]

That person wants to be a north Korean General or what lmao

Why do they have so much badges

[dawn ledge]

this is like moderate

[fallen nebula]

Esp for stuff that are litterally written above

[dawn ledge]

there are repos with million fucking badges

[cerulean plover]

[cerulean plover]

when the

[dawn ledge]

kali users are the the children in wannabe hacker arc

[fallen nebula]

And the people that want a nice WSL experience

[dawn ledge]

mmmmyes skid looking tool shall be used for security research purposes

[fallen nebula]

Kali is imo the best WSL distro

Because of KeX

[dawn ledge]

the best wsl is no wsl, hop on real linux

[fallen nebula]

Also Kali is legit nice when you're learning security

[fallen nebula]

I do have a dual boot but it's less great

I sometimes need to run both Linux and Windows at time

[dawn ledge]

i personally think you dont really need kali for sec, you can just have the same packages pretty uch on any distro, and you may learn more while manually installing those

[fallen nebula]

Indeed

I started by just adding packages on top of Ubuntu

But Kali being an AIO is nice

[cerulean plover]

is it stupid to think of kali as "tested version of debian testing designed for hackers"

[fallen nebula]

Kali is just a Debian with lots of tools pre-installed

[autumn sigil]

real haxxors only use kali 😎😎😎😎💯💯

[fallen nebula]

And also support for WSL that other distro don't provide

[jade stone]

Hop on nix-wsl

[fallen nebula]

nah nix is not for me

also it can't do this

[balmy lintel]

wtf..

[fallen nebula]

yeah that's the power of WSL with KeX
you can have seamless Windows + Linux
and when you are deving a server for Linux + 2 clients, one Linux and one Windows, it's really neat

[cursive obsidian]

theres like five rockets in this photo lmfao what is going on

bro is getting airstriked

[flat helm]

a

does anyone here know how to get the navId of a specific context menu?

[viscid grove]

wtf?

wtf are the line numbers??

[worldly sigil]

relative line numbers, i think vim and emacs normally use them instead of absolute

[fleet cedar]

They're not default in vim, but some people like them

[elder yarrow]

👉 #🧩-plugin-development

(Auto-response invoked by @jade stone)

[spark tiger]

I was trying to see how vencord patched discord so the devtools show up and found this flag. The question I got is how was this even found? Tried to searching in Sources tab but got no results, maybe it’s obfuscated in some way or how else would one find that flag?

[still jolt]

that flag is public knowledge, just google it

[spark tiger]

I mean it’s only valid for discord right?

[still jolt]

pretty sure, yeah

[spark tiger]

yeah so what I’m asking is how was this originally discovered if anybody knows

[dawn ledge]

for starters, its not in the "sources" tab but rather the electron bundle

its mentioned atleast twice in there

and also if my memory serves me right, jake posted it on reddit

[spark tiger]

sorry, where do I find the electron bundle? is it not loaded from like requests, is it stored locally?

[still jolt]

I'd guess app.asar but not entirely sure

[lavish frigate]

download the discord client, go to files then the latest folder that starts with app then resources and you should find the app.asar (the bundle)
if you have npm you can then npm i -g asar to install asar cli tools then asar extract app.asar app (which extracts all files into an "app" folder)

[spark tiger]

the extracted result would be like a uhhhh js project?

[lavish frigate]

Yep

[spark tiger]

sorry not really familiar with js ts electron and all that webdev stuff

[spark tiger]

gotcha

thanks

[lavish frigate]

Will contain the node modules, package.json, source etc (of course minified)

[spark tiger]

is the .asar file like encrypted or are the strings obfuscated? like would I be able to find stuff with strings in the file

[lavish frigate]

No it’s minified

All variable names removed, whitespace removed etc

Just like the code in the sources tab

There is no reason to obfuscate code

[spark tiger]

I mean in its original state without using that asar cli tool

[lavish frigate]

It’s an archive, it’s compressed

[spark tiger]

understood, thank you very much!

[lavish frigate]

Just like zip, rar, 7z etc

Just for a different use

[lavish frigate]

**just checked its not compressed but it basically just bundles everything together into a single file

https://www.npmjs.com/package/asar

[spark tiger]

oh so in theory it’s possible to find this flag with like strings command

[dawn ledge]

what, no

electron bundle isnt minified

[dawn ledge]

isnt the strings command only for binaries

the asar bundle isnt a binary

its just an archive of js files

[fleet cedar]

strings finds ascii strings in a file

It doesn't care what the file is

[dawn ledge]

oh

thats nice to know

but amyways you dont need strings here

ypu can just extract the bundle

theres also a gh repo that uploads the extracted bundles of the latest vlient

[lavish frigate]

it isnt?

[dawn ledge]

yes it isnt

[spark tiger]

every file can be represented as bytes and bytes can be represented as ascii symbols

[dawn ledge]

okay buddy i know that much

[dawn ledge]

https://github.com/OpenAsar/discord-desktop-datamining

we love our canadahonk

[spark tiger]

sorry

[lavish frigate]

yeah i checked got confused by the other shit i constantly add to random electron apps

[dawn ledge]

its okay

[dawn ledge]

spreading misinformation smh

holy fuck this app takes 50 secobds to load enoji suggestions

[lavish frigate]

lmfao

[spark tiger]

well at least the app works for yall there cuz it might end up being banned here for me very soon lol

[flat helm]

ahem i cant type there

[lavish frigate]

#📖-info

[spark tiger]

yippee, found it

not sure why I wanted to find this in the first place lol

[austere idol]

vim spells

[balmy lintel]

ai

[dusty moth]

why the fuck does ts == tw

tw should be like 79ish

[austere idol]

ts - tabstop
tw - tabwidth (?)

[dusty moth]

textwidth

aka hard wrap

[austere idol]

now i know why it wrapped every line

[dusty moth]

lmao

tabstop is (usually) tabwidth

i recommend sts=0 sw=0 as well

[valid jetty]

im finally making lambdas

i will make it single scope capturing

which means it will copy, by value, everything in the last scope that the lambda was defined in

so if you define a lambda in an if statement, everything out of the if statement won't be captured

[fleet cedar]

Oh, you're making a language?

[valid jetty]

lol yeah

ive been talking about it in #🌺-regulars for a while but i think this channel is more appropriate

[fleet cedar]

I don't usually look there, too much nonsense for me

[valid jetty]

fair enough

[potent cloud]

zed?

[valid jetty]

ya

[fleet cedar]

Nice color scheme though

[valid jetty]

:3

its a custom version of catpuccin mocha lol

[fleet cedar]

Might be worth looking into if I ever feel like switching themes

[valid jetty]

the real question

should i allow for variadic lambdas

ill skip that for now

probably

[fleet cedar]

Do you have variadic regular functions?

[valid jetty]

yes

use std/io;

fn add(ElleMeta meta, ...) {
    variadic args[meta.arity];
    i32 res = 0;

    for i32 i = 0; i < meta.arity; i += 1 {
        res += args.yield(i32);
    }

    return res;
}

fn main() {
    i32 sum = add(1, 2, 3, 4, 5);
    io::dbg(sum);
}

[fleet cedar]

Weird syntax but ok

[valid jetty]

lmao you mean the for loop syntax?

because the variadic args[] thing is like 1 line more than a typical js thing

[fleet cedar]

The meta.arity and args.yield thing

[valid jetty]

that is all because in this language variadic arguments are lazy

unlike something like js which gets them all eagerly and puts them into an array

so you get given the number of arguments and then you iterate through them and yield them

[fleet cedar]

So if you did variadic_function(print(98)) the print wouldn't happen until you iterate the args?

[valid jetty]

that would be lazy evaluation in general, in this case there may be infinite arguments and you dont want to get them all and store them in an array at the same time because that would be heavy on memory, so yielding the next one whenever you need it is the proposed solution

C does a similar thing

#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdarg.h>

int add(int argc, ...) {
    va_list ptr;
    va_start(ptr, argc);
    
    int res = 0;
    
    for (int i = 0; i < argc; ++i) {
        res += va_arg(ptr, int);
    }
    
    return res;
}

int main() {
    printf("%d\n", add(5, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5));
    return 0;
}
``` although in C its a lot more painful because you need to pass the number of arguments as the caller

[fleet cedar]

Infinite variadics? Usually variadics are of a statically known size at call sites

[valid jetty]

in this case yeah because you have the arity which is that size, however that size may be unknown if youre expanding an array into that function (which isnt a feature yet however it will be eventually lol)

and also having an array of arguments in a statically typed language forces all of your variadic arguments to be of 1 type

[fleet cedar]

What happens if you .yield the wrong type? Runtime error?

[valid jetty]

yes if you try to use that variable for something

like if you yield(string) and then try to print it but the caller passed 0

[fleet cedar]

Is that because of lazy eval, so it doesn't actually do the .yield until needed?

[valid jetty]

its because the compiler cant know the type of the expression at that index, so if you do

fn f(...) {
    string a = args.yield(string);
    io::println(a);
}
``` but the caller passed `f(0)` it wont fail at the `yield` part because technically `0` is a valid string its a null pointer

for stuff like this its known as nilable in the language but theres no syntax to denote that yet, it would be string? a

in any case if the function tries to yield a string but the pointer is invalid itll just fail at the runtime

theres a bunch of other quirks with the language because its still in quite early stages i guess

like it doesnt have switch cases or enums yet but has generics and methods attached to structs

lmao

[fleet cedar]

It sounds a bit loosely typed

[valid jetty]

the typing is pretty loose for numbers but not loose for structs vs strings vs numbers

[fleet cedar]

Loose for numbers but not for numbers

Gotcha

[valid jetty]

lol i meant like

it converts from f32 to i64 loosely

but doesnt for something like Array<int> to string

or whatever

but it CAN do this

or this

[fleet cedar]

Not a fan of implicit conversions, but it's useful in some cases

[valid jetty]

fair enough yeah

thats why its limited to numbers only

making really fancy errors was really fun tho

this is all from scratch, the whole language only uses the levenshtein and regex crate

[fleet cedar]

Pretty cool

[valid jetty]

:3

in this one it infers T from the arguments but cant infer U or V because theyre not in the arguments or passed explicitly

[autumn sigil]

thats kinda fun

[autumn sigil]

what the hell this is insane

type as a value but you can write a block and break out the type????

jeez

[fleet cedar]

What language is that

[autumn sigil]

zig

[autumn sigil]

who needs typescript when you have this

[lavish frigate]

Of course it’s zig….

[fleet cedar]

Who the hell sees break :t Error![]align(Slice.alignment) Slice.child; and is like "yeah this is a language that makes sense and that I want to use"

[lavish frigate]

yea idk

[autumn sigil]

idk it makes sense to me

they do a lot of block breaking

[unique steeple]

No idea how it works but it works and that's what counts! 🔥

Generating free pringles 😋

@fleet cedar are you swedish?

[fleet cedar]

Looks very legal

[unique steeple]

I got in troubled last year with Trocadero 🔥

[fleet cedar]

Ingen kommentar

[unique steeple]

Do you want some codes

[fleet cedar]

Don't think I've ever been to that store anyway

[unique steeple]

same

[lament bay]

sour cream and star constellation, my favorite

[fleet cedar]

Lol

[unique steeple]

lmao didn't even see that

[unique steeple]

I may or may not have gotten about $2000 worth of t-shirts and sweaters from them 😇

didn't use any of the codes tho

[valid jetty]

ok well this is a thing now (and its typed!)

syntax highlighting exploded but thats fine

now i have to figure out how to capture variables

the way i wanna do it, is to have some struct that holds the pointer to the function and the pointer to a structure that holds an environment, aka captured variables

so essentially when you write this

fn main() {
    i32 a = 5;
    fn *f = fn(i32 b) -> a + b;
    f(2);
}

it would be the same as writing

fn __lambda.0(ElleEnv.__lambda.0 env, i32 b) {
    return env.a + b;
}

fn main() {
    i32 a = 5;
    ElleEnv.__lambda.0 env = ElleEnv.__lambda.0 { a = a };
    fn *f = ElleFunction { env = env, func = __lambda.0 };
    f.func(f.env, 2);
}

[hushed pebble]

I didn't understand until I realized that this was the return type

[midnight crescent]

1. Click on the sound

2. The code downloads this sound

3. The code plays it through the microphone
   ?

Discord gives access to sounds without authorization

[ornate quiver]

@valid jetty btw what languages are you drawing inspiration from
rust for sure but what else

[ornate quiver]

https://vxtwitter.com/gizmobly/status/1839969856835215605

[quick crow]

IS THAT ACTUALLY THE ORIGIN

[valid jetty]

i only drew inspiration from rust in terms of syntax because the language is made in rust so that’s all i really look at

the actual internals are nothing like rust

everything else is just random things i see in other languages that i like and think “oh i can make that”

[royal nymph]

so good

[royal nymph]

no..

it has nothing to do with skin colour

and i highly doubt anyone actually cares about this shit

it's just stupid sjws who make everything political

[dawn ledge]

what if i

fn thing() {
  i32 foo = 123;
  i32 bar = 0x3;

  if foo == 123 {
    // whattever lamda syntax is
  }
}

can i not use bar in the lambda

[valid jetty]

right now you can’t use any variables at all in the lambda lol

at the time that i wrote that, yes, however ideally when/if i make capturing lambdas that’s not gonna be the case, as in youll have access to everything in scope

originally i wanted to do it like that so that you don’t potentially capture a bajillion variables but i think it would actually be better to capture everything that is referenced from the whole scope rather than everything from the last local scope even if it isn’t referenced

[royal nymph]

you should determine what's used in the lambda and only capture those

or make the user explicitly capture variables

[valid jetty]

yeah that’s what i want to do

[royal nymph]

like in cpp

[valid jetty]

in cpp you can capture everything you use too

you can do [=]() to capture everything you use by value and [&]() you capture everything you use by reference

ideally i wanna capture by value so that you don’t need to worry about lifetimes and stuff

[fleet cedar]

Are you using gc/refcount or manual management?

[potent cloud]

[quick crow]

Oh god what the fuck is that

[mild yoke]

guh

[valid jetty]

manual management however it will be gc eventually

however its slightly upgraded manual compared to C because if an object defines a method like this

then you can do this

[fleet cedar]

So manual RAII?

Sounds kinda unergonomic

[valid jetty]

which is why garbage collection is planned

[potent cloud]

google being not able to implement ai correctly into their products

[valid jetty]

the language is more of a scripting language than a systems language so it should be simple to use and prototype stuff

which means garbage collection because the memory alloc and dealloc is basically hidden from you

[fleet cedar]

"Simple to use and prototype", in my mind, does not include "you need to include this every time you make a vec"

[valid jetty]

yeah lol thats because the gc does not exist yet

im currently messing around with stack allocating everything thats returned by value

so that you can do stuff like this Array::range(0, 5).map(fn(i32 x) -> x * 2).free(); (map takes an Array<T> *, Array::range returns just Array<T>)

idk what its doing tho

[ornate quiver]

nope not even close

that entire document is complete nonsense

[quick crow]

Yeah i kinda assumed as much

[ornate quiver]

if you somehow associate any of those terms with race you have something wrong with your brain and should just stop

[quick crow]

[ornate quiver]

oh cool

[ornate quiver]

what about just reference counting instead of GC
like in swift

or just reimplement Rc/Arc from rust
maybe with some better syntactic support to make it transparent to the user
better idea than GC imo

[jade stone]

what version of chrome is that

[potent cloud]

Stable

[jade stone]

[valid jetty]

close enough welcome to functional programming

[valid jetty]

idk ill see when i actually get to making that i guess

[grim flare]

fellow zed user

[cerulean plover]

i wish it worked with console.error

[potent cloud]

they show it with console.warn in the docs

[cerulean plover]

[potent cloud]

weird it doesn't work with console.error

Google moment

wouldn't surprise me, if that software feature gets killed soon

[cerulean plover]

REAL (it will)

[valid jetty]

im dreaming up new syntax for a thingie

mechanism of purpose "main"() ->
    promulgate unique designator named "a" to #<signed integer literal>1.
    conjure "print"(<array of characters>"hello world", <signed floating point literal>1.0, <designator of purpose>$"a").
    abscond <unsigned integer literal>0.

its intentions are to be as easy to use and simple as possible

so that you can prototype really really fast

[fleet cedar]

That syntax looks very painful

[valid jetty]

it will be running on hope and tears instead of a traditional memory management model

[fleet cedar]

You could just leak all memory, it'll be freed on program exit anyway

If it works for guided missiles, why couldn't it work for prototyping languages

Of course, those missiles use a somewhat liberal definition of "program exit"

[valid jetty]

🎵 let it leak, let it leaaaaak, let it leak, oh let it leaak, memory costs pennieeees, let it leeeeaaaaaaaak 🎵

[magic shale]

missing "the" on line 1242

[cerulean plover]

bevildro

[hushed pebble]

ok o'hare

wait @royal nymph r u transfem

[royal nymph]

why'd u think about that out of nowhere lmao

[hushed pebble]

i read this

[royal nymph]

oh

[hushed pebble]

but i always assumed you were

idek if you're female

[royal nymph]

I'm silly

[hushed pebble]

hi silly im :3

[ionic lake]

https://github.com/Anuken/Mindustry/commit/5548e727501793479c4cdb557e267a9441dd5698

[frosty obsidian]

insane

[ornate quiver]

i agree

[deep mulch]

@frosty obsidian i could do something like ```
InputContainer(File("guh.mp4"))
openInput(File("guh.mp4"))
Container.read("guh.mp4")

aaa

too many choices

FFmpeg.openInput("guh.mp4") {

}

[frosty obsidian]

i also struggle with api design

[deep mulch]

api design hard

[frosty obsidian]

i think openInput might be best

i kinda prefer factory methods for those kinds of things

[deep mulch]

Container.openInput
FFmpeg.openInput
openInput

[frosty obsidian]

i don't really have a frame of reference for what this does

[deep mulch]

like an mp4 file

this would be the complete representation of a media file

metadata and data

[frosty obsidian]

so this function creates a container with all the metadata and junk

[deep mulch]

ive been postponing containers cause of how much its gonna need

it has functions to read the properties and data

[frosty obsidian]

so by itself it doesn't keep track of the data?

[deep mulch]

nop

at least not now

[frosty obsidian]

constructor then

[deep mulch]

i try tomorrow

a dsl approach might be funny

like ktor httpclient requests

[frosty obsidian]

i don't think that works here tbh

actually can this also work with outputs

if not then you can just do like Container.fromFile

and also have stuff for streams

since i assume this just uses streams to read the file anyways

[deep mulch]

I think theyll need to be separate

in the end I wanna have muxing be less than like 30 lines

cause right now it's over 100 and I haven't got it to work

[frosty obsidian]

this stuff is kinda out of my area of expertise

[deep mulch]

you must learn

I might rename the library

ffmpeg calls these libraries libav

[frosty obsidian]

ffkt

[deep mulch]

perhaps

KAV

[frosty obsidian]

eh

[spark tiger]

what on earth is .l

[valid jetty]

a language im making

[spark tiger]

oh

[royal nymph]

.elle

[fleet cedar]

.ℓ

[ionic lake]

is elle a functional language

[valid jetty]

no its procedural

compiled

for scripting

made in rust

[spark tiger]

also what code editor is that on your screenshot

[royal nymph]

real

sorry for useless ping pookie

[valid jetty]

it’s zed

https://zed.dev

[spark tiger]

oh nice

sadly it doesn’t work on windows well

[ionic lake]

compiled and for scripting cannot really go in the same lane unfortunately, it's a turn-off for many

[valid jetty]

it can work as a systems language but the apis aren't really there yet

you only really have C apis which are, to say the least, hard to use

[nimble bone]

@valid jetty rewrite the Linux kernel in Elle

[autumn sigil]

i know what im doing is wrong but at least give me the right reason

[fleet cedar]

That error is a lie isn't it

[royal nymph]

yeah xd

[valid jetty]

isn’t that just !255 (255+254+253…)???

that easily fits into 2.147 billion

[glacial mirage]

you dont even need to do factorials here

its saying that 8bits cant fit in 32bits

which is like. obviously false

[valid jetty]

no it says all unsigned 8 bit values

oh i see

[glacial mirage]

you can fit all unsigned 8 bit values into 8 bits. hope this helps!

[fleet cedar]

But not simultaneously

You'd need 2048 bits for that

[dusty moth]

nope

yep*

i'm blind

and can't spell

[deep mulch]

@valid jetty .elle

[deep mulch]

evil

[ionic lake]

https://file.org/extension/nut

[old arrow]

does anybody know what HTML class i could use for an element to make it stick to the bottom of the page or not- i cant seem to find what im looking for

[old arrow]

the first half of this would be nigh impossible for a saxophone player.... poor bastards cant tune their instruments they just gotta guess for it 😭

/hj

[autumn sigil]

are you looking for css position fixed?

[old arrow]

how would i even use that because whatever i try doesnt seem to actually do anything

nvm i figured out an admittedly shitty way to do it but i dont give 2 shits because my website needs a rework eventually at some point and i dont give a shit anymore

[grim flare]

lmao i thought this was off topic

[hushed pebble]

*hot topic

[fleet cedar]

Html classes don't do shit y'know

[void leaf]

Im not sure, where to ask this. But I have a plug-in that was abandoned, then purged off the face of Vencord. Is anyone allowed to fix the said plugin (because it is broken) then possibly submit it for #1256395889354997771 ?

nvm

[hidden swift]

what does realtime linux mean?

[autumn sigil]

googling helps

[autumn sigil]

well now what

[valid jetty]

@deep mulch im making essayscript

"Custom Add":

First, accept arguments named "a", "b".
Finally, add with "a", "b".

Summary:

First, set a variable named "result" to the value of "Custom Add" with 1, 2.
Then, print with "result".
Finally, do nothing.

i made formal grammar rules for it lol

<program> ::= <statement> | <statement> <program>
<statement> ::= <expression> | <function_definition>
<function_definition> ::= <function>':' <argument_definition> <expression_list>
<argument_definition> ::= 'First, accept arguments named ' <arg_list> '.'
<arg_list> ::= <arg> | <arg> ',' <arg_list>
<arg> ::= '"' <identifier> '"'

<expression_list> ::= <expression> | <expression> <expression_list>
<expression> ::= <line> | <return>
<line> ::= 'Then, ' <declare> | <retrieve> | <call> | <noop> '.'
<return> ::= 'Finally, ' <retrieve> | <call> | <noop> '.' 

<declare> ::= 'set a variable named ' '"' <identifier> '"' 'to the value of' <call> | <number> | <retrieve>
<retrieve> ::= 'get a variable named ' '"' <identifier> '"'
<call> ::= <function> 'with' <param_list>
<noop> ::= 'do nothing'
<function> ::= '"' <identifier> '"' | <identifier>

<param_list> ::= <param> | <param> ',' <param_list>
<param> ::= <number> | <retrieve> | <call>
<identifier> ::= [a-zA-Z_][a-zA-Z0-9_]*
<number> ::= [0-9]+

[dawn ledge]

bnf

[valid jetty]

First, do nothing.
Then, do nothing.
Then, do nothing.
Then, do nothing.
Then, do nothing.
Finally, do nothing.

[deep mulch]

@valid jetty make elle build script

[valid jetty]

..?

what does that even mean

[dawn ledge]

ig something like build.rs

or make files

[valid jetty]

yeah idk

[dawn ledge]

[valid jetty]

actually tbf the clean rule is completely wrong now

oh well

[deep mulch]

elle build script NOW

[valid jetty]

do you like essayscript

[deep mulch]

😭

evil

@frosty obsidian finally i can share compose scripts project with you

the fixed kotlin version is availabel

[frosty obsidian]

you caught me on a bad day

im sick

[deep mulch]

are you on pc

[frosty obsidian]

no im bed

[deep mulch]

ghuhh

[frosty obsidian]

like a normal sick person

[deep mulch]

unsick

now

[frosty obsidian]

doesn't work that way

[deep mulch]

i can heal you

@frosty obsidian if you get on pc you will run it

is there anything youd want me to try

[frosty obsidian]

[deep mulch]

[autumn sigil]

how the fuck is this segfaulting

i dont understand

actually i guess? why is the address just 1

i am an idiot

returning a slice to stack memory

very cool

[fleet cedar]

Don't do that

[dim sand]

[calm ruin]

When I am sick I usually sit on computer

Wing went out during hurricane and got sick @deep mulch

[deep mulch]

yop

wing almost got blown away by the wind

what would we do without wing

[nimble bone]

oh so wing oh so wong

we need our daily frogs to eat

[deep mulch]

@nimble bone

[nimble bone]

[lavish cloak]

if im making an app, how much user information can i store? like can i store the age in my database and also make it public? i tried googling and cant find any info, i wanna make age mandatory for sign up and also public to other users by default (age cannot be made private, cant opt out to not be public). btw, this's not my decision, i just work for an idiot manager with an "innovative vision".

will the app get in any trouble with laws like EU or the US government?

[magic shale]

if you have a proper privacy policy/tos/GDPR and tell the user clearly i think it would be ok (don’t quote me on any of this)

[balmy lintel]

pretty sure gdpr requires you to allow the user to opt-out and the option to delete their data regardless

[lavish cloak]

Oh

[ornate quiver]

yeah

i suggest you tell your manager to consult with a privacy and gdpr lawyers

[lavish cloak]

yeah

All he knows is how to draw UI designs, not even UX, i have to make that too, so yeah nop he's an idio

But I'm getting paid so you know, free money

[royal nymph]

gdpr isn't really about how much data you can store, it's about how you store the data

you need to clearly communicate to users what data exactly is being stored with a gdpr compliant privacy policy

and you need to have ways for people to opt out and have their data deleted (you can just offer to delete account and all data, you don't need to make info like age optional)

in any case if this is a commercial project then you should absolutely consult a privacy lawyer, especially for writing the policy

[lavish cloak]

Ah I see, I reckon it's the same case for underage users right?

[ornate quiver]

if they're under 13 it's even more restrictive what you can do with the data

[thorny prism]

guys is 100wpm good or bad

[royal nymph]

decent

[thorny prism]

for some reason i can type better on a macbook butterfly keyboard than on a mechanical keyboard

60% mx speed

nvm

its about the same now

[dawn ledge]

what is 50 then 😭

[thorny prism]

50 should be alr cuz normally ion type 100wpm

i think i type with around 70wpm on discord but not sure