🪅-progaming

[valid jetty]

is this a cursed way to do it

local fn __internal_to_string<T, U>(i64 args, string fmt) {
    T arg = args.yield(U);

    i32 length = io::snprintf(nil, 0, fmt, arg);
    string res = (string)malloc(length);
    io::sprintf(res, fmt, arg);

    return res;
}

if ty.contains("*") {
    return __internal_to_string<i64>(args, "%p");
}

if ty.starts_with("i8") {
    return __internal_to_string<i8, i8>(args, "%d");
}

if ty.starts_with("i16") {
    return __internal_to_string<i16, i16>(args, "%d");
}

if ty.starts_with("i32") {
    return __internal_to_string<i32, i32>(args, "%d");
}

if ty.starts_with("i64") {
    return __internal_to_string<i64, i64>(args, "%ld");
}

if ty.starts_with("u8") {
    return __internal_to_string_split<i32, u8>(args, "%u");
}

if ty.starts_with("u16") {
    return __internal_to_string_split<i32, u16>(args, "%u");
}

if ty.starts_with("u32") {
    return __internal_to_string_split<i32, u32>(args, "%u");
}

if ty.starts_with("u64") {
    return __internal_to_string_split<i64, u64>(args, "%lu");
}

if ty.starts_with("f32") {
    return __internal_to_string_split<f64, f32>(args, "%f");
}

if ty.starts_with("f64") {
    return __internal_to_string<f64, f64>(args, "%f");
}

// ...
``` runtime primitive type to string

struct formats are made from primitive formats so

[warped jackal]

.headerContainer_e5a9ed {
    display: none;
}

removes this shit

useless discord bloat number 731

[valid jetty]

wouldnt it be better to make a wildcard match

[class*="headerContainer_"] {
    display: none;
}

that id will probably change throughout versions

[viscid grove]

well the id doesn't change very often
also i think that disappeared for me

i did have it but not any more

oh wait

i think you can just right click it and there's an option to turn it off

[valid jetty]

i made it so you can print invalid pointers lmao

previously if you had an i32* that was invalid it would just segfault

[viscid grove]

just disable it in settings
it has a right click option too

[valid jetty]

this would segfault previously

because the formatter of __ptr__ recursively calls the formatter of the inner element

if the pointer is invalid it segfaults

i solved by making a check to see if its 0 or its not divisible by the width of the pointer

[valid jetty]

im thinking of doing something like this lol

use std/io;

struct ElleContext {
    fn(i32) -> void *global_allocator;
};

fn _main(i32 argc, string *argv) {
    Region *allocator = Region::new();
    defer allocator.clean();
    defer allocator.free();

    ElleContext __ctx__ = {
        global_allocator = allocator.alloc
    };

    Array<string> *args = Array::new(&__ctx__);

    for i32 i = 0; i < argc; i += 1 {
        args.push(argv[i]);
    }

    i32 res = main(args, &__ctx__);
    return res;
}

fn generate_array(i32 size, ElleContext *__ctx__) {
    // `i32 *elements = new i32[10];` could be syntactic sugar
    i32 *elements = __ctx__.global_allocator(#size(i32) * size);
    return elements;
}

fn main(Array<string> *args, ElleContext *__ctx__) {
    Array<i32 *> *arr = Array::new(__ctx__);

    for i32 i: 0..10 {
        arr.push(generate_array(i + 1, __ctx__));
    }

    io::dbg(arr);
}

ElleContext would be passed around everywhere automatically by the compiler

you can then just allocate things as you please and free it all at the end

at least the stdlib can

[deft ivy]

Snow plugin

[fleet cedar]

Does it lag

[deft ivy]

No why?

[valid jetty]

pr it to vencord,,,

[deft ivy]

Yes

[nimble bone]

all i want for christmas is you…

[deft ivy]

[median root]

how do I tell my friend he should stop using ternaries. He told me to check his code (i taught him about ternary operators literally 2 weeks ago)

op === "add" ? (foodCount[2] > 0 && parseInt(getNumber("hunger")) < 10 ? (setText("foodCount-10", foodCount[2]-1), setText("hunger", Math.min(10, current+10))): foodCount[1] > 0 && parseInt(getNumber("hunger")) < 10 ? (setText("foodCount-5", foodCount[1]-1), setText("hunger", Math.min(10, current+5))): foodCount[0] > 0 && parseInt(getNumber("hunger")) < 10 ? (setText("foodCount-2", foodCount[0]-1), setText("hunger", Math.min(10, current+2))) : null) : op === "take" ? (setText("hunger", current-3), parseInt(getText("hunger")) < 1 ? end(time, "Hunger") : null) : null;

this is ONE snippet of his monolithic code

[valid jetty]

LMAO

[fleet cedar]

Looks fine to me

[dawn ledge]

js devs when they meet ternary

the react horrors

parseInt(getNumber("hunger"))
parseInt(getText("hunger"))

mmmyes

[ivory heath]

What does that do

[dawn ledge]

also shouldnt getNumber do parseInt or parseFloat automatically
a function named getNumber returning a non number sounds like bad code

[dawn ledge]

no clue

[ivory heath]

God has forsaken us

[dawn ledge]

lmao

[median root]

well its on code.org but i havent really used it

so idk

my friend just pasted the code in going "does this look ok?"

[placid cape]

don't learn him lambda in python lol

[solar thistle]

kektragedy

[viscid grove]

how'd you do that?
you could do that with just css

just would need to find/make a gif

or possibly video file would work

[cerulean plover]

i would use a function and return if any of these conditions are false

if it must be null then and you are too lazy to write return null so many times just wrap it in another function and use ?? null

[median root]

well he hasnt YET

i dont know what he will come across in the future

[agile crane]

how can i get the message id in response to which the command was called?

[median root]

well as a base ?? doesent work for some reason

[median root]

huh..?

[median root]

thing is it doesent even need to return anything.

all it does is check the foodCount array if there is any food and attempts to feed the most suitable food

[deft ivy]

import definePlugin from "@utils/types";

export default definePlugin({
    name: "SnowEffect",
    description: "Adds a beautiful snow animation to Discord's interface.",
    authors: [{ name: "Seth_las", id: 410028714869653515n }],

    start() {
        if (document.getElementById('snow-effect-canvas')) return;

        const canvas = document.createElement('canvas');
        canvas.id = 'snow-effect-canvas';
        canvas.style.position = 'fixed';
        canvas.style.top = '0';
        canvas.style.left = '0';
        canvas.style.pointerEvents = 'none';
        canvas.style.zIndex = '9999';
        document.body.appendChild(canvas);

        canvas.width = window.innerWidth;
        canvas.height = window.innerHeight;
        const ctx = canvas.getContext('2d');
        if (!ctx) {
            /*console.error("Unable to get 2D context of canvas.");*/
            return;
        }

        class Snowflake {
            x: number;
            y: number;
            size: number;
            speed: number;
            opacity: number;

            constructor() {
                this.x = Math.random() * canvas.width;
                this.y = Math.random() * canvas.height;
                this.size = Math.random() * 3 + 2;
                this.speed = Math.random() * 1 + 0.5;
                this.opacity = Math.random();
            }

            update() {
                this.y += this.speed;
                if (this.y > canvas.height) {
                    this.y = -this.size;
                    this.x = Math.random() * canvas.width;
                }
            }

            draw() {
                ctx.globalAlpha = this.opacity;
                ctx.beginPath();
                ctx.arc(this.x, this.y, this.size, 0, Math.PI * 2);
                ctx.fillStyle = '#FFFFFF';
                ctx.fill();
            }
        }

        const snowflakes: Snowflake[] = [];
        for (let i = 0; i < 100; i++) {
            snowflakes.push(new Snowflake());
        }

        let animationFrameId: number;
        let lastFrameTime = performance.now();

        function animate() {
            const now = performance.now();
            const delta = now - lastFrameTime;

            if (delta > 16) {
                lastFrameTime = now;
                ctx.clearRect(0, 0, canvas.width, canvas.height);

                snowflakes.forEach((flake) => {
                    flake.update();
                    flake.draw();
                });
            }

            animationFrameId = requestAnimationFrame(animate);
        }

        window.addEventListener('resize', resizeCanvas);

        function resizeCanvas() {
            canvas.width = window.innerWidth;
            canvas.height = window.innerHeight;
        }

        animate();

        (canvas as any)._animationFrameId = animationFrameId;
    },

    stop() {
        const canvas = document.getElementById('snow-effect-canvas');
        if (canvas) {
            const animationFrameId = (canvas as any)._animationFrameId;
            if (animationFrameId) cancelAnimationFrame(animationFrameId);
            canvas.remove();
        }

        window.removeEventListener('resize', () => {});
    }
});```

[viscid grove]

oh you're actually drawing those snow particles

[deft ivy]

[viscid grove]

wait gifs aren't transparent
you'd need to use some other file format
nvm they are

i think it would be possible with just css though

[deft ivy]

idk lol

[fleet cedar]

Here's that code written halfway readably ||```js
op === "add" ? (
foodCount[2] > 0 && parseInt(getNumber("hunger")) < 10 ? (
setText("foodCount-10", foodCount[2]-1),
setText("hunger", Math.min(10, current+10))
) : foodCount[1] > 0 && parseInt(getNumber("hunger")) < 10 ? (
setText("foodCount-5", foodCount[1]-1),
setText("hunger", Math.min(10, current+5))
) : foodCount[0] > 0 && parseInt(getNumber("hunger")) < 10 ? (
setText("foodCount-2", foodCount[0]-1),
setText("hunger", Math.min(10, current+2))
) : null
) : op === "take" ? (
setText("hunger", current-3),
parseInt(getText("hunger")) < 1 ? (
end(time, "Hunger")
) : null
) : null;

[median root]

I couldn't even paste the code into Claude to beautify it

[fleet cedar]

Why would you need a llm for that

[median root]

Saves me time going through it

And trying to figure out what everything does

[balmy lintel]

prettier in shambles

[viscid grove]

just use an auto formatter

[median root]

There is none

[median root]

Those exist??

:O

[fleet cedar]

Nah waste of time

[viscid grove]

what
yeah?

[median root]

I've only ever written code for myself

[viscid grove]

with prettier

[median root]

Please please please tell me there's a neovim plugin for this

[viscid grove]

probably

i don't use neovim

i like being able to use a mouse

[median root]

I've just started migrating off vscode

Don't pull me back into it 😭

[viscid grove]

https://prettier.io/docs/en/vim

[median root]

U can't use mouse in nvim?

[viscid grove]

oh you can?

[median root]

I can yeah

[viscid grove]

i thought vim was keyboard only

(i've never tried vim/neovim)

[median root]

Oh?

Plugins really do make it better tho

[viscid grove]

apparently this is how to use it in vim?
not positive if that applies to neovim as well, but you could do some googling

https://www.reddit.com/r/neovim/comments/upqbe3/using_prettier_with_neovim/

[median root]

Well there's some work for a Friday night

[fleet cedar]

You can use mouse in n/vim but I don't like it

[median root]

Is it just the jank or?

[median root]

Alr time to go back to macos for hopefully the last time

[fleet cedar]

Mouse in terminal is janky yeah

[median root]

Yeah can't really fix the jank

[viscid grove]

also isn't the whole reason for using vim/neovim to not ever use your mouse because it's "slow"

[median root]

Well it takes a bit of experience to get to that point

[fleet cedar]

I would hardly say the whole reason, but one part of it

[median root]

You have to get command mode insert mode and visual mode and most of the functions there to match the efficency of the mouse

Oh and normal mode

Also it is quite the transition

It goes from ctrl a to highlight all to escape ggVG to highlight all

"+y to copy to clipboard

I haven't gotten around to changing these yet

[fleet cedar]

Change them to what

[median root]

Ctrl a and ctrl c

With so many keys it is less efficient for such commonly used functions

[fleet cedar]

But I like incrementing numbers

[median root]

Fr?

I think incrementing numbers should be done by my subconscious

[atomic brook]

https://github.com/stevearc/conform.nvim

[viscid grove]

whoa

[deft ivy]

[viscid grove]

(yours looks way better)

#🎨-theme-development message

[deft ivy]

i have create sleigh animation too 🛷

[deft ivy]

import definePlugin from "@utils/types";

export default definePlugin({
    name: "SleighEffect",
    description: "Adds a beautiful sleigh animation to Discord's interface with falling gifts on hover.",
    authors: [{ name: "Seth_las", id: 410028714869653515n }],

    start() {
        console.log("[SantaSleigh] Plugin activé !");
        this.addSleigh();
        setInterval(() => this.addSleigh(), 10 * 60 * 1000);
    },

    stop() {
        console.log("[SantaSleigh] Plugin désactivé !");
        const sleigh = document.getElementById("santa-sleigh");
        if (sleigh) sleigh.remove();
    },

    addSleigh() {
        const sleighId = "santa-sleigh";
        const cooldownTime = 2000;
        let lastGiftTime = 0;

        const oldSleigh = document.getElementById(sleighId);
        if (oldSleigh) oldSleigh.remove();

        const sleigh = document.createElement("div");
        sleigh.id = sleighId;
        sleigh.style.position = "fixed";
        sleigh.style.top = "100px";
        sleigh.style.left = "-200px";
        /*sleigh.style.pointerEvents = "none";*/
        sleigh.style.zIndex = "9999";
        sleigh.style.width = "200px";
        sleigh.style.height = "100px";
        sleigh.style.backgroundImage = "url('https://www.pngall.com/wp-content/uploads/5/Santa-Sleigh-PNG.png')";
        sleigh.style.backgroundSize = "contain";
        sleigh.style.backgroundRepeat = "no-repeat";
        document.body.appendChild(sleigh);

        let position = -200;
        const interval = setInterval(() => {
            position += 10;
            sleigh.style.left = `${position}px`;

            if (position > window.innerWidth) {
                clearInterval(interval);
                sleigh.remove();
            }
        }, 50);

        sleigh.addEventListener("mouseenter", (event) => {
            const currentTime = Date.now();
            if (currentTime - lastGiftTime >= cooldownTime) {
                this.createFallingGifts();
                lastGiftTime = currentTime;
            }
        });
    },

    createFallingGifts() {
        const giftCount = 20;

        for (let i = 0; i < giftCount; i++) {
            const gift = document.createElement("div");
            gift.style.position = "absolute";
            gift.style.left = `${Math.random() * window.innerWidth}px`;
            gift.style.top = `-${Math.random() * 100}px`;
            gift.style.width = "30px";
            gift.style.height = "30px";
            gift.style.backgroundImage = "url('https://www.pngall.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/Gift.png')";
            gift.style.backgroundSize = "contain";
            gift.style.backgroundRepeat = "no-repeat";
            gift.style.zIndex = "9999";
            gift.style.pointerEvents = "none";
            document.body.appendChild(gift);

            const fallDuration = 2000 + Math.random() * 1000;

            const fallInterval = setInterval(() => {
                const currentTop = parseFloat(gift.style.top);
                gift.style.top = `${currentTop + 5}px`;

                if (currentTop > window.innerHeight) {
                    clearInterval(fallInterval);
                    gift.remove();
                }
            }, 16);
        }
    }
});```

[dawn ledge]

you can use conform

look up conform

[dawn ledge]

why
you can just y

never had to use "+y

y itself puts in my clipboard

[fleet cedar]

There's some option for that yeah

[agile crane]

how can i get the message id in reply to which i use command?

that is, in this example, I should somehow get id 1317079913936982047 in the code

[fleet cedar]

Find where the replying-to component gets it from

[agile crane]

I tried but didn't find it

[median root]

oh for me it uses its own local clipboard and not the clipboard clipboard

[dawn ledge]

do you have something like xclip or wl-clipboard running

do a health check

it copied to only the register for me when i didnt have wl-clipboard (given im on wayland)

:checkhealth and look for clipboard

https://github.com/neovim/neovim/blob/f9dd6826210335d8b37455002d767d1b37c09ce4/runtime/autoload/provider/clipboard.vim#L71-L172

[winged mantle]

if [[ -n "${VSCODE_INJECTION}" ]]; then
    export VSCODE_PROJECT_HOME="$PWD"
    alias vshome='cd "${VSCODE_PROJECT_HOME}"'
else
    alias vshome='echo "Terminal not opened inside Visual Studio Code!"'
fi

for when i used the visual studio terminal for other stuff

[median root]

ive seen another called null-ls

which one would you say works better in general?

[dawn ledge]

null ls is when youre too lazy to set up lspconfig and stuff by yourself

i like managing things by myself

[median root]

what kind of things are there to manage by yourself?

[median root]

provider.clipboard: require("provider.clipboard.health").check()

Clipboard (optional) ~
- OK Clipboard tool found: wl-copy

i found that

when i first had the issue i was told i needed to yank into the "+" group

which is why

[dawn ledge]

are you on wayland

[median root]

uuh yeah

running asahi (mac m1 version) if that makes a diffrence

[dawn ledge]

nothing much
i just use lspconfig and conform which works real well

[dawn ledge]

hmmm

and simply selecting and y doesnt copy to system clipboard?

[median root]

nope

it copies it to neovims own little clipboard

where i can only use it inside neovim

[fleet cedar]

There's :set clipboard=unnamedplus to make it use system clipboard for everything

[median root]

is this a permanant thing or does it reset with each nvim session?

[fleet cedar]

As permanent as any other setting

[autumn sigil]

zig so good

[supple whale]

vencord IWA when

I love we're finally getting IWA's

but shit's so insanely broken its unfunny

still a bit early

[ornate quiver]

what's an IWA

[fleet cedar]

Insufferable Web App I imagine

[dawn ledge]

insufferable

LOL

[supple whale]

honestly?

yes!

like holy fucking shit

the pain of trying to get one to work

[supple whale]

so imagine some form of hybrid amalgamation, full metal alchemist style, between a website, mobile app and chromeapp

its a website, with chromeapp-like API's, that's signed like mobile apps

so far the only difference between IWAs and PWAs is that they need to be signed, [yes a website that's signed], have WAY stricter CSP requirements, and have a few extra api's: direct sockets [tcp, udp], better media recording api's, and frame controlling api's

microsoft and google have been collabing on this for like 4 years now, they are pretty much trying to replace electron kinda?

its like the next chromeapp, except it doesnt have an identity crisis like chromeapps did

they didnt know if they were apps, websites or extensions

[ornate quiver]

sounds terrible

[supple whale]

yeaaah.... ? kinda???

its hopeful

its like so far the best competition to electron we've had since NWjs came out

that actually has a lot of upsides

it's kinda what PWA's promised to be, then never delivered

it doesnt help, that google's own showcase IWA has 0 actually working features

not a single one works correctly, so that's fun

but you're allowed to embed shit with a new iframe, aka controlledframe

and actually interact with the shit in there

supposedly because it doesnt actually work at all XD

[dawn ledge]

we have convoluted the web too much

go back to writing native apps

[supple whale]

kinda?

[supple whale]

but then on native UI we get:

and it fucking pains me because of how bad it looks

[dawn ledge]

you can get equally bad ui on the web too tho

[supple whale]

yeah but its easier to make really good ui

wereas on native its x100 harder to make really good UI

its not impossible ofc

but iz hard

[dawn ledge]

true true

[supple whale]

i think.... plex is mostly in QT?

I think because its hard to check

they have a webview in there too

so i dont know which parts are web and which parts are QT....

but yeah plex is in QT and looks good [assuming it is all QT, and not QT embedded chromium]

but that's where my examples end XD

[dawn ledge]

its like carcinization
except instead of turning into crabs every app eventually turns into electron/tauri webview

[supple whale]

I mean some apps really should be electron

like vscode

but fuck discord has 0 place being electron based

[autumn sigil]

what else should it be?

[supple whale]

a..... website...?

[autumn sigil]

it is a website?

[supple whale]

yeah, except for some reason they run it in electron

because fuck u

[autumn sigil]

shockingly enough, you dont have to use the electron client!

🤯

[dawn ledge]

lol literally

[supple whale]

like electron gives you what, global keybinds and overlay

[supple whale]

unfortunately i spend most of my time in VC

so the forced neutering discord made for 0 reason

ends up being a problem

[autumn sigil]

electron gives you a lot actually

[supple whale]

I should really finish https://github.com/Vendicated/Vencord/pull/2994

[supple whale]

normally yes, for discord's case no

i think u also get screenshare previews thumbnails

that's it

[autumn sigil]

clips

[supple whale]

dont need electron for that

[autumn sigil]

? do you not need some sort of gpu facing native module and storage access for that

[supple whale]

not really no

[autumn sigil]

oka

[dawn ledge]

native voice and video

[supple whale]

you could simply write clips to local storage and download them, or ask for FSA access on chromium

[supple whale]

navigator.mediaDevices?

[frosty obsidian]

thats not what they mean

they have an entire native library for audio and video processing

[supple whale]

discord?

no? they just use electron's shit

which exposes the winAPI for the most part?

[frosty obsidian]

they do

libdiscord

[dawn ledge]

discord has native modules for voice and video

i have had some horrible experience reverse engineering them in the past

[supple whale]

why lol

[dawn ledge]

its gotten easier since dave came out

[autumn sigil]

wtf dave is gay now?

[supple whale]

straight up whats the use of it

[frosty obsidian]

dave is for encryption

the other audio stuff is for background noise reduction among other things

[dawn ledge]

(and encryption was indeed one of my major pain point)

[viscid grove]

who is dave

[dawn ledge]

https://github.com/discord/libdave

[supple whale]

that's all browser handled for the most part

and really, works like shit

both in browser and on discord

[viscid grove]

whoa

[dawn ledge]

they have a krisp module for niose reduction

[frosty obsidian]

famously no

[supple whale]

i end up using crips/boardcast

[frosty obsidian]

discord uses krisp

[supple whale]

and crips exists in browser

so

no fucking way

that she's working for discord now

[dawn ledge]

also youre forgetting that on top of supporting webrtc discord has their own smaller protocol for voice and video

[ornate quiver]

who signs IWAs

[supple whale]

which is optional, since web version works without it

and which you can implement on web too actually

because webrtc streams support processors

[ornate quiver]

their proprietary protocol is used for android/ios/desktop
only web uses webrtc

[frosty obsidian]

bots also use the proprietary protocol

just only for speaking

[cerulean plover]

do they?

[frosty obsidian]

i think so

[dawn ledge]

yes

[cerulean plover]

[supple whale]

anyways neither of those things are necessary for web or actually break discord

[dawn ledge]

no way in hell im gonna use a bot library that pulls in webrtc just for voice

[supple whale]

crisp works on web, i assume they compiled it to js or wasm

and if u want webrtc postprocessing use worklets

[dawn ledge]

anyways using the electron app is a choice

you can be like me and use the website

or slap it in something like ftwa

[frosty obsidian]

dismissing the overlay and global keybinds is also arbitrary

people really like those features

[supple whale]

global keybinds are indeed an F

to use overlay you'd have to be crazy, i'd never risk the game bans

ignoring the mad fps drops it causes

but u could easily implement DAVE via https://devdocs.io/dom/rtcrtpsender/transform

[autumn sigil]

id use overlay if it vencord loaded spotifycrack into it xd

[supple whale]

the global keybind shit i've only managed to implement via MediaSession keybinds, but it fucks with other media keybinds if ur also listening to shit at the same time, which is a no-go

[autumn sigil]

they really made the overlay pause your music if you speak too much..

[supple whale]

from what i understand its native UI, not any form of webUI

since it injects a dll into the game ur running and renders on top of it

[autumn sigil]

its web

[supple whale]

ah, they changed it?

[autumn sigil]

idk if they changed it but im 100% on overlay being web

[supple whale]

these are just PWA's

[supple whale]

wait wtf

chrome went back on this????????

they no longer support it

and here i was worried about adding supprot for it to my node webrtc lib

[supple whale]

but i personally dont think it's worth installing an entire electron app, just for global keybinds

actually

hm

chrome://extensions/shortcuts

HMMMMMMM

well time to fix my vencord PWA PR

[supple whale]

every1 cuz its required

killmepls

[frosty obsidian]

people install apps for minor reasons all the time

the actual reason of course is just that its the version being pushed

[supple whale]

hm

feels like you dont know the original topic

so cba

[supple whale]

https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/800687255471390761/945583636411994112/08978764.gif

[ornate quiver]

wdym everyone
is it like android where you self-sign?

[supple whale]

yep

which is why its a pain

[ornate quiver]

thats not bad tbh

[supple whale]

because u need to compile ur js, then bundle it

then sign it

so development kinda sux

compared to what we have in web

[ornate quiver]

at least its not like on windows
pay $3000/yr for an EV certificate

[supple whale]

TRU

anyways

TIL onclick bubbling doesnt work on svgs

[agile crane]

How can I set a reaction to a message?

[dense sand]

no instance(s) of type variable(s) A exist so that A[] conforms to Class<?> inference variable R has incompatible bounds: equality constraints: Class<?> lower bounds: A55686[]
i love java

[vestal hedge]

I vaguely understand what this is saying, of course this fails to explain why its happening and especially where

[dawn ledge]

the problem is java

[dense sand]

what even is A55686

[ornate quiver]

some cursed class name

[autumn sigil]

the ai wants me to implement pointer wraps

[autumn sigil]

chat is this readable

[dawn ledge]

please turn off the whitespace dots

you psychopath

[fleet cedar]

Why

[dawn ledge]

visual noise

[fleet cedar]

Turn down the opacity a bit, sure, but it's good to have them

[autumn sigil]

No

[fleet cedar]

Don't you dare disrespect the whitespace dots

[dawn ledge]

i personally would put the how'd we get here error in the former switch

[fleet cedar]

Is that first switch like, the type?

[autumn sigil]

No its not reachable, i switch on typeinfo before and compileerror

[autumn sigil]

Yes

[fleet cedar]

I'm sure that's reasonable if you're used to the language

[autumn sigil]

Its removing const from a slice ie []const u8 => []u8 so i can write to it

[fleet cedar]

That sounds illegal

[autumn sigil]

Its not

I initialize it as writable, its just cast to const again in return

[autumn sigil]

Well its not removing it from a slice, just the type. It gets instantiated as writable so its fine

[dawn ledge]

why how

[autumn sigil]

My pc is off, tomorrow

[wintry oracle]

hey i know this is random but i downloaded ur cyan theme and something appears to have broken it and im just wondering if you can help me

ignore this im blind

[royal nymph]

it's unreadable but only because of the whitespace dots

so awful

[median root]

welp back to this old question again. whats the new method for adding reactions to messages

my plugin broke and i want to use it 😦

this function dont seem to work no more

[nimble bone]

try

[median root]

and the bit specifying the reaction, channel id is the same?

[nimble bone]

try it and see

trolley

[median root]

shopping cart

it does work

!

tysm

[cerulean plover]

#{intl::EMOJI_PICKER_DOUBLE_REACTION_SUPER_ERROR_TITLE} is one of the finds of all time

[nimble bone]

insane

idk vee made it

[cerulean plover]

[nimble bone]

@cerulean plover you love

(i used restapi to react)

[cerulean plover]

awesome

you should implement https://manti.vendicated.dev/ as a plugin

[nimble bone]

the art gallery?

[cerulean plover]

idk just shove it in somehow

[nimble bone]

@cerulean plover i had another plugin idea

[viscid grove]

whoa those are glorious arts

[nimble bone]

nin0chat client in discord

[viscid grove]

web browser in discord when

[nimble bone]

but instead of making proper ui i send fake flux events to inject a server, channels and messages

[cerulean plover]

https://tenor.com/view/nepunator-cat-happy-sunset-gif-15687953810101576364

[cerulean plover]

husk

[nimble bone]

good idea

[viscid grove]

i want to be able to open tabs and watch youtube and do my school quizes all in discord!!

[cerulean plover]

just make rammerhead in an activity or some shit

[viscid grove]

add chromium extension support too

[viscid grove]

whoa that's actually kinda cool

:(

[autumn sigil]

^^

pub fn getValueArray(ctx: *const Ctx, comptime T: type, value: n.napi_value, comptime allocator: ?std.mem.Allocator) !T {
    const ti = @typeInfo(T);
    const len = switch (ti) {
        inline .array, .vector => |t| t.len,
        .@"struct" => |s| if (s.is_tuple) comptime std.meta.fields(T).len else @compileError("Can only create arrays from structs that are tuples"),
        .pointer => |p| if (p.size == .Slice) try ctx.getArrayLength(value) else @compileError("Can only create arrays from pointers of type slice"),
        else => @compileError("Can only create arrays from slices, arrays, vectors and tuple structs"),
    };

    var ret: switch (ti) {
        .pointer => |p| @Type(.{ .pointer = .{
            .size = p.size,
            .is_volatile = p.is_volatile,
            .alignment = p.alignment,
            .child = p.child,
            .sentinel = p.sentinel,
            .is_allowzero = p.is_allowzero,
            .address_space = p.address_space,

            .is_const = false,
        } }),
        else => T,
    } = switch (ti) {
        .array, .vector, .@"struct" => undefined,
        .pointer => |p| if (allocator) |a| switch (p.sentinel == null) {
            true => try a.alloc(p.child, len),
            false => try a.allocSentinel(p.child, len, @as(*const p.child, @ptrCast(p.sentinel)).*),
        } else @compileError("Converting a napi_value to a slice requires an allocator"),
        else => @compileError("How did we get here?"),
    };

    if (ti == .@"struct") {
        var nvs: [len]n.napi_value = undefined;
        inline for (0..len) |i| nvs[i] = try ctx.getElement(value, i);
        inline for (0..len) |i| ret[i] = try ctx.getValue(ti.@"struct".fields[i].type, nvs[i], allocator);

        return ret;
    }

    const child = switch (ti) {
        inline else => |t| t.child,
    };

    if (ti == .vector or (ti == .array and len <= 16)) {
        var nvs: [len]n.napi_value = undefined;
        inline for (0..len) |i| nvs[i] = try ctx.getElement(value, i);
        inline for (0..len) |i| ret[i] = try ctx.getValue(child, nvs[i], allocator);
    } else {
        for (0..len) |i| ret[i] = try ctx.getValue(child, try ctx.getElement(value, i), allocator);
    }

    return ret;
}

allocator is comptime nullable because i dont want to require passing an allocator for something that doesnt need one

has to be comptime so i can compileError force it in case i get a slice type ^^

zig is so fun

[dawn ledge]

@autumn sigil https://codeberg.org/yuzu/discord.zig you love

[autumn sigil]

idk if i do, but its good someone made

man fuck codeburger though

just host your shit on gh like everyone esle

[nimble bone]

codeburger so good

nin0git even better

[dawn ledge]

nin0 git is always down

[nimble bone]

yop

[pearl vine]

vfjd?

[elder yarrow]

Yes (HTTP Status 530)

[pseudo sierra]

@nimble bone fix ur shit

[deep mulch]

@royal nymph

[royal nymph]

just to make sure I understand correctly

on pc you want image and text to be next to each other horizontally?

on phone you want the image and text to be stacked vertically?

[deep mulch]

yes

[dense sand]

Bro sm: selector in tailwind

Done

Whats yall problem with tw

[deep mulch]

tail

[royal nymph]

you're yapping about convoluted framework to a beginner

that's like telling an entry level C programmer to just start working on the Linux kernel as their first project

[dense sand]

Its the same thing as every linux user should use arch

[deep mulch]

i added padding

so it doesnt touch

whys there a scrollbar now

[royal nymph]

trol

you probably used 100% somewhere

[dense sand]

Just get rid of the compose jesus

[deep mulch]

no

[royal nymph]

add * { box-sizing: border-box; }

[deep mulch]

when i fix this mobile stuff im done touching for months

[deep mulch]

what that

wait

i see if i remove 100 vh from the container height
it fixes the scrollbar but then the content isnt centered

[dense sand]

You can stop touching whenever

[royal nymph]

try just adding the thing I sent

it might fix

[deep mulch]

it didnt

[royal nymph]

dimensions don't factor in padding so if you set dimensions to 100% and add padding it will overflow

instead of using padding, just put a margin on the body

[royal nymph]

so i assume you use flex and change the flex direction with a media query?

you can just change width to 100% or smth like that in the mobile screen query

so it uses 30% on desktop and 100% on phone

[dawn ledge]

i have a thing for this

hol up

supports-[min-height:100cqh]:min-h-[100cqh] supports-[min-height:100svh]:min-h-[100svh]

[deep mulch]

even with margin i get scroll bar

[deep mulch]

i did html, body { height: 100%; } and now it works i guess

[dawn ledge]

body {
  min-height: 100vh;
}

@supports (min-height: 100cqh) {
  body {
    min-height: 100cqh;
  }
}

@supports (min-height: 100svh) {
  body {
    min-height: 100svh;
  }
}

[deep mulch]

yay ok scrollbar is gone

i just need to fix the image

@royal nymph vender

[ornate quiver]

hop on tailwind

[deep mulch]

tail

in 57 years i will consider

[dense sand]

Yea and stop using compose in favor of react native

[deep mulch]

thats even worse

id rather die

[dense sand]

[dawn ledge]

the only reason why i used react native once was i didnt wanna learn kotlin or java for a project i'll never end up completing

[autumn sigil]

They should just make solid but in zig for mobile

[agile crane]

how can i set reaction by code?

[autumn sigil]

@dawn ledge https://matklad.github.io/2024/03/21/defer-patterns.html#Statically-Enforcing-Absence-of-Errors

sane

[royal nymph]

damn daniel

BD finally getting decent DX without having to use 3 libraries?

fire

[cerulean plover]

for anyone who wants to read the plugin code: https://gist.github.com/zerebos/b13adc05f22df008ee5d0411d9d18ff0

my thoughts (based only on the code): vencord could learn a lot from how configurable the settings are, but the settings look way too overcomplicated to read

i think vencord should totally have settings categories

file and especially keybind settings should also be implemented over here

[agile crane]

please

[dawn ledge]

i love this pattern

i just want someone to make a zig + rust lang

[dense sand]

society if Class.forName returned null instead of throwing an exception:

[fleet cedar]

💥

[dense sand]

or like how is this even possible

[dense sand]

no tailwind?

[dense sand]

I mean, when youre using react and not plain html, you could atleast consider it...

[autumn sigil]

Im not a huge rust fan but man they should steal traits

Yeah you can do comptime verification of struct shapes but guh

And the wrappers with .allocator etc arent great i guess

[dense sand]

Is trait in rust same as in php

[autumn sigil]

Idk never used php

Its just java interface

[dense sand]

Ok

[ionic lake]

cargo when my target/ is 67gb

[autumn sigil]

Just dont target

[dawn ledge]

please rm -r

horrible im already at 1gb

[ionic lake]

i utilize multiple features like different profiles with multiple different settings, opt levels, etc which blows it up

[dawn ledge]

i too do that

they learnt nothing from node_modules

[autumn sigil]

So true

Why isnt this shit symlinked somewhere

[ionic lake]

also use cargo clean

my compliation speed story hasn't been so bad now that i use mold

some suggest using zig for linker but ehh

[ivory heath]

Zig uses llvm

[pseudo sierra]

aren't they working on their own compiler backend?

[ivory heath]

Yes but it’s not finish and will take a long time.

[dawn ledge]

mold is good enough

i have a reference config that i copy paste in every rust project so i dont have to wait for unbearable compile times

pretty much a rite of passage atp

[autumn sigil]

Rust so bad

Compile slower than js code take to run

[dense sand]

guys what prettier alternative

[valid jetty]

manually formatting your code

[dense sand]

no

it will end as half of imports with " and half of code with '

i can see it

[autumn sigil]

Eslint

[dawn ledge]

i use biome

[fleet cedar]

Not using js is a pretty good alternative imo

[still jolt]

what is that du

[dawn ledge]

nushell

nushell overrides a bunch of commands, its nice and annoying at the same time

[still jolt]

oh it's that horror

it's like Powershell but actually not the worst execution

(still pretty bad imo)

[autumn sigil]

Is biome actually worth swapping at this point

i have a half broken eslint config thats fucked up with the new eslint config but i also need some obscure stuff

[dawn ledge]

biome has worked pretty well for me

[ivory heath]

Yeah, I’d use it over anything else.

[dawn ledge]

as a linter and formatter

i gave up on eslint after their shitty config change

(it broke almost every plugin)

[runic sundial]

brug

zig good, rust bad

simple as

[dawn ledge]

nuh uh

i love both

well i like rust more

[ionic lake]

is global cargo config not a option for you?

[dawn ledge]

i would prefer not having to copy configs through systems when i clone the same repo on another machine

[dense sand]

wtf

[autumn sigil]

redis logo sucks now i liked the stack

[placid cape]

What

[dense sand]

Yarn install took 200s, then realized i had internet down

Lol

[placid cape]

Ohh

npm install is slow anyways heh

[dense sand]

Last time i tried using bun in production i failed horribly

So im just sticking to bun install -y and using yarn

[placid cape]

what was wrong with bun?

[dense sand]

I dont remember its been like gazillion days since then

Does it even have a docker container?

[placid cape]

Yea

[autumn sigil]

Try pnpm

[dawn ledge]

pnpm ftw

[dense sand]

oh wow this cool

[dawn ledge]

did yaml issue templates get a new ui

[dense sand]

Probably

[ivory heath]

Can someone explain backwards propagation for a large statical model k thanks /j

[fleet cedar]

It's witchcraft

[ivory heath]

YEAH

I wanted to write my own transformation for converting some numbers into a different “format” but honestly just throwing a mini neural network for the problem seems easier

[autumn sigil]

Chat you heard it here first

[viscid grove]

whoa seniors willnt make mistakes!??!

how can i partake in this glorious future?
I found an old nail outside, is that useful!!

it's orange

some may even call it rusty

[dawn ledge]

rust shills when they realize using a memory safe language wont fix your logic errors

[valid jetty]

rust shills when they realise they code will now forever look ugly

[dawn ledge]

rust is beautiful

[ivory heath]

Rust shills when they learn that refactoring with lifetime management is a nightmare

[dawn ledge]

its NOT

[fleet cedar]

Refactoring without lifetime annotations is a nightmare

No way to tell what owns what

[ivory heath]

[jade stone]

lmao tsx is just an esbuild wrapper

[placid cape]

lmao

[autumn sigil]

why bother with ownership
just free when youre done

[fleet cedar]

That's what c++ said

And look where that got us

[autumn sigil]

got us quite far

[dawn ledge]

quite far into the void

[royal nymph]

yes

duh xd

did you really think they'd implement their own compiler

[jade stone]

no, i just didnt know they used esbuild

[royal nymph]

ts-node uses tsc and it's slow as fuck

tsx uses esbuild so it's speedy

[jade stone]

tbh whenever ive used any of them they've never worked

ive just been writing mjs with //@ts-check

[royal nymph]

insane

[digital dawn]

Hey, is there a guide or something to start a dev instance of vencord ? I'm getting an error with dependencies upon npm i :x

[jade stone]

https://docs.vencord.dev

also go to #📖-info and get programming role

[placid cape]

good job copilot

i hope nobody from the aoc cheaters don't use copilot

[royal nymph]

horror

since when do they have a free tier

[placid cape]

idk i dont have free tier

i have gh student pack lol

[royal nymph]

ohhh student

ig they give limited access to students

I have full for free

[placid cape]

idk it looks like an issue i didnt use copilot for like a month lol

and all my friends got the message suddenly

[royal nymph]

funny

[ornate quiver]

REAL

[digital dawn]

https://x.com/code/status/1869449373995708703?s=19

Visual Studio Code (@code) on X

Announcing GitHub Copilot Free!

A new free tier for GitHub Copilot, available for everyone today in @code

No trial. No subscription. No credit card required.

Learn more in our blog: https://t.co/k3S9M9xefa

Twitter · Dec 18, 2024, 6:27 PM

A few mins ago

[valid jetty]

ai models are really that cheap to run now that you can run them for free?

https://duck.ai takes no sign in which means you can use their models with no rate limit

[dense sand]

NO WAY

ARE YOU DUCKING KIDDING ME

[placid cape]

so they broke everything nice

[autumn sigil]

Supermaven better anyways

[nimble bone]

love

[eternal wigeon]

guys i just learned that setting css 'pointer-events: none;' on an image element prevents web browser from saving an image. epic

[viscid grove]

well right click is a pointer event

[eternal wigeon]

also before chatgpt i didnt know how to make a file download without the browser opening a new tab

now i asked it and it provided me the href.click() hack and im mind blown

i couldnt find this shit on google/stackoverflow a few months ago

makes no sense either like wtf

[cerulean plover]

vencord does this

https://github.com/Vendicated/Vencord/blob/main/src/utils/web.ts#L23-L34

[pearl stag]

web.ts: Lines 23-34

export function saveFile(file: File) {
    const a = document.createElement("a");
    a.href = URL.createObjectURL(file);
    a.download = file.name;

    document.body.appendChild(a);
    a.click();
    setImmediate(() => {
        URL.revokeObjectURL(a.href);
        document.body.removeChild(a);
    });
}

[dawn ledge]

does it tho

me when inspect element

[elder yarrow]

The cozy of the day is champagne! (#faeccc)

[cerulean plover]

You mean your school/uni does not dox you to Microsoft for you?

[royal nymph]

who cares doe

they already know anyway

[viscid grove]

that can be easily fixed lol

[lost pawn]

https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/503205245959012373/1318696053712752742/7ajlfimbte7e1.webp?ex=67653d27&is=6763eba7&hm=99f95ca471e5743b89b3f9449fb1668fdbc29c498f5b0dd9ef0119da1cc0e8ad&=&format=webp

[calm ruin]

100% worth

I get free github pro bunch of perks and free copilot all models

[valid jetty]

isn’t that also fucking wrong

[calm ruin]

Privacy people going insane when they ask questions to them in job application (they want all of their private information)

[placid cape]

nah i just sent them picture of my school portal website

[placid cape]

it is

[winged mantle]

if ((orig && val) || (!orig && !val))
return orig == val;

return !(orig != val);

[fleet cedar]

Let's demorgan that, !(orig || val)

[tranquil raptor]

i finally made an anti-crash loop extension to crashhandler for myself

[past osprey]

is this good world generation

[viscid grove]

i'd guess it's a (possibly terraria inspired) thing they made considering it's in #🪅-progaming?

[placid cape]

vcotd

[elder yarrow]

The cozy of the day is alien 👽! (#84de02)

[high valley]

I desperately need someone to make a css snippet to make that when changing themes 😭

[dawn ledge]

no

[brittle mango]

sorry, a css snippet

that does allat

cooked as

[viscid grove]

I'm pretty certain doing that with css wouldn't be possible

[fleet cedar]

The fancy magic fade would probably be possible with svg filters somehow, the issue is getting the before and after images to fade between

[viscid grove]

can you detect when the theme gets changed?

[fleet cedar]

No

You'd need some js to detect when it changes, take a screenshot, and apply the effect

And at that point you might just as well use canvas instead of svg bullshit

[viscid grove]

I had a thought while i was in the shower
if you had transparent animated images made in an editing software using something similar to the unloaded discord thing with the top left being transparent, and bottom right being the unloaded, and maybe some opacity changes, it might look semi decent

but seems like the class doesn't change between different themes

only light/dark

and also it's an incredibly stupid thing to do

for multiple reasons

[valid jetty]

what is the point like are you gonna change your theme every 2 seconds

[viscid grove]

yeah

that's one of the main reasons

[echo elm]

hi

[exotic kelp]

so like i did everything i could and its Still not registering any modules

[calm wigeon]

do you have the entire vencord repo open

[nimble bone]

have you opened the Vencord folder

not src

not plugins

not your plugin folder

[calm wigeon]

also, #🧩-plugin-development probably better place

[exotic kelp]

cant chat there though

[nimble bone]

v+ programming

[normal totem]

no perms there :(

[calm wigeon]

oop

forgot

[calm wigeon]

simply ask

[exotic kelp]

oh thank

[normal totem]

oh i thought u had to contribute or something to get perms for that

[exotic kelp]

ill go there now

[normal totem]

does that include perms for #👾-core-development ?

[calm wigeon]

i think so?

[exotic kelp]

i think i opened src

so ill reopen

[dense sand]

Whats the best way to store files in my api? Should i just plot them as a byte array in one column?

[past osprey]

finally added biomes

[cobalt ledge]

pog

[cerulean plover]

very CRUNCHY

[severe python]

vctod

vcotd

[elder yarrow]

The cozy of the day is medium purple! (#9370db)

[formal belfry]

80 line of css for this

did i code too much?

[formal belfry]

hover effects

[normal totem]

basketball.... Bē.....

[dense sand]

5 lines of tailwind

[tranquil raptor]

@native spruce The main reason I went with that approach is because the Vencord settings menu is a plugin in itself, so if I disabled all plugins, then it'd be impossible to disable any faulty plugins

(sorry for the ping but i wanted to give clarification!)

[formal belfry]

me going to learn teilwind after seeing this :

[native spruce]

yeah makes sense

[tranquil raptor]

honestly looks super clean i think that's okay

[formal belfry]

https://tenor.com/view/figgy-stairs-figaro-fig-cat-gif-6100616626027355064

[native spruce]

you should add an indicator saying that it was disabled due to it being faulty and broken with a discord update@tranquil raptor

would cause less confusion on why it was disabled in the first place unexpectedly

[tranquil raptor]

would you think that'd be next to the plugin?

[tranquil raptor]

they have to accept a pop-up first before that's done either way

[native spruce]

i would just fade it out, and have it be colored red, when hovered give it a message saying it was disabled due to ...

[woven mesa]

whar this

looks cool

[past osprey]

https://craft2dgame.x10.mx

[woven mesa]

eta wen mobile controls

[past osprey]

2025

[valid jetty]

ur collision checks may be silly

oh and uh

i can just kinda

i love it

[past osprey]

i tried to fix the collision in 1.6 and i ended up breaking it even more

[valid jetty]

i love how you can stick to walls

is that intentional

[past osprey]

no

but I could call it a feature

[valid jetty]

you should its silly

[placid cape]

looks really nice

[past osprey]

i still want to fix it in the future when i add a survival mode

cause it would be way too easy if the player could just climb over everything

[cerulean plover]

fun

i do suggest you don't nuke the entire body every time you rerender everything

[past osprey]

it didn’t seem to make the performance worse

although it probably is a good idea

[cerulean plover]

how tall does the world go up?

is there a limit?

[past osprey]

infinity

cause the world is just stored in a Map

[ionic lake]

game plays great, what did you use to build it

[past osprey]

javascript

[dense sand]

i need some file storage api lol

like how to effectively store binary files

in backend

S3 buckets could be an option, but idk how to setup

[royal nymph]

describe ur use case

[calm ruin]

sql

[fleet cedar]

Fat32

[dense sand]

whoever used nextauth here, can you somehow get the images for the providers lol

[ionic lake]

you want to store them using s3's api? there's minio you can selfhost

[dense sand]

perfect! Seems to be exactly what I'm looking for

[ionic lake]

just use the newer apis

[dense sand]

okay it has a docker image

nice

[stoic helm]

crab time it is

[nimble bone]

C

[gray heron]

chat how tf do i optimize this

const snowball = document.createElement("div");
        snowball.setAttribute("class", "snowball");
        const body = document.querySelector("body");
        const viewportWidth = window.innerWidth;
        const viewportHeight = window.innerHeight;

        snowball.style.position = "absolute";
        snowball.style.top = "-2%";
        snowball.style.left = `${Math.floor(Math.random() * viewportWidth)}px`;
        snowball.style.transform = "translate(-50%, -50%)";
        body.appendChild(snowball);

        let snowballTop = -2;
        const fallSpeed = speed;

        function fall() {
          snowballTop += fallSpeed;
          snowball.style.top = `${snowballTop}%`;

          if (snowballTop > 100) {
            snowball.remove();
          }
        }

        setInterval(fall, 16);
      }

      setInterval(() => {
        for (let i = 0; i < 16; i++) {
          snow(Math.random() * 0.54);
        }
      }, Math.random() * 1000);

oh im an idiot

snowflakes never get removed

skul

wait no they do

then what is lagging

[valid jetty]

maybe try with requestAnimationFrame?

[gray heron]

..ima be honest i have no idea what that is or how to use it

i've rarely used animation stuff

gonna take a break and try to learn that when i come back i guess :p

[valid jetty]

a much simpler thing you can try is turning top: x% into transform: translateY(x%)

[viscid grove]

python

[placid cape]

[austere idol]

https://github.com/mendsley/bsdiff/blob/master/bsdiff.c

[viscid grove]

?

[austere idol]

just look at that

[viscid grove]

I did

very briefly

idrk
looks a bit cursed, but I'm on mobile and I'm not very good at c

[austere idol]

that code is kinda cursed (i know c good enough)

[viscid grove]

yeah but it's not python

[austere idol]

and there's python:

"\n".join([f"{k}={v}" for k, v in {"a": "b", "c": "d"}.items()])

{s[:s.find("=")].strip(): s[s.find("=")+1:].strip() for s in "a=b cd e\nc test =d\ntest = meow".split("\n")}

i like oneliners

[dense sand]

yo im so glad for usetransition

such an epic hook

[desert girder]

@vale geode

[dense sand]

anyone knowledged in makefiles enough to help me? Any idea why this job is being ran every time i run the make command? No dependencies are being ran and this is kinda annyoing lol

$(ISO_OUTPUT): $(DEPS)/limine/limine kernel
    rm -rf $(BUILD)/iso_root
    mkdir -p $(BUILD)/iso_root/boot
    cp -v $(BIN_OUTPUT) $(BUILD)/iso_root/boot/
    mkdir -p $(BUILD)/iso_root/boot/limine
    cp -v limine.conf $(BUILD)/iso_root/boot/limine/
    mkdir -p $(BUILD)/iso_root/EFI/BOOT
    cp -v $(DEPS)/limine/limine-bios.sys $(DEPS)/limine/limine-bios-cd.bin $(DEPS)/limine/limine-uefi-cd.bin $(BUILD)/iso_root/boot/limine/
    cp -v $(DEPS)/limine/BOOTX64.EFI $(BUILD)/iso_root/EFI/BOOT/
    cp -v $(DEPS)/limine/BOOTIA32.EFI $(BUILD)/iso_root/EFI/BOOT/
    xorriso -as mkisofs -R -r -J -b boot/limine/limine-bios-cd.bin \
        -no-emul-boot -boot-load-size 4 -boot-info-table -hfsplus \
        -apm-block-size 2048 --efi-boot boot/limine/limine-uefi-cd.bin \
        -efi-boot-part --efi-boot-image --protective-msdos-label \
        $(BUILD)/iso_root -o $(ISO_OUTPUT)
    ./$(DEPS)/limine/limine bios-install $(ISO_OUTPUT)

[austere idol]

can you provide the entire thing?

or, at least, $(DEPS)/limine/limine and kernel are actual filenames or just target names?

[dense sand]

hm

[dense sand]

its this

kernel: kernel-deps $(BIN_OUTPUT)

kernel-deps:
    ./get-deps.sh
    touch kernel-deps

i suppose getting rid of the kernel and moving the deps to the iso_output job could fix it?

i mean it seems to be working this way

[sly shoal]

this is probably stupid but i've got a minecraft server hosted for friends on my pc and a domain attached to it, my power often cuts out and my router changes ip address every time it turns off for some reason. is there any way to make cloudflare automatically update the dns records with my ip address?

WOAH

it's a thing!!!

[cerulean plover]

https://developers.cloudflare.com/api/resources/dns/subresources/records/methods/update/

[jade stone]

tbh i prefer a cheap vps + tailscale

[cerulean plover]

this is probably what you need more specifically

[jade stone]

ddns is a pain in the ass

[sly shoal]

idk waht that means

[ornate quiver]

but free

[sly shoal]

my computer knowledge extends to running a bat file and changing things in the windows firewall 🙏

[jade stone]

a vps (virtual private server) is <5$ a month

[cerulean plover]

also make sure you set static DHCP lease on your router and forwarding rule already if you haven't already

[sly shoal]

😵‍💫

[jade stone]

google tailscale (its one of my favorite services ever)

[sly shoal]

oh yeah

i've done that!

my pc is always .1.7

[ornate quiver]

there's not really a reason to get a vps unless you're behind a cgnat and can't port forward
maybe ddns is a bit more of a hassle but at least free

[cerulean plover]

[jade stone]

ehhhh

vps allows for a MOTD if your server is offline

[sly shoal]

thank u gang i'll look at this rn and hope to make sense of it 🙏

[cerulean plover]

if you and your friends can do ipv6 then use that

[jade stone]

• just handy

[cerulean plover]

lol what

thats just software config

[jade stone]

you cant do that with just port forwarding

+ddns

[cerulean plover]

i mean you can also look at the original page for some existing software https://developers.cloudflare.com/dns/manage-dns-records/how-to/managing-dynamic-ip-addresses/

[cerulean plover]

yes i know

[ornate quiver]

i mean sure but not really worth imo
I think it's pretty understandable when a server is down if you can't connect lmao

[cerulean plover]

it's still software config and not a vps thing

[autumn sigil]

Wdym worth it, free oracle server :3

Is always worth

[past osprey]

what does this even mean

i do NOT want to have to fix this

[dawn ledge]

dont?

[dense sand]

No jsx

[past osprey]

this is from the same file

[ornate quiver]

if you can even get one

[royal nymph]

there's a trick to get one guaranteed

[dawn ledge]

can i get one without having to have a credit card

[nimble bone]

teach me the ways

if i ever get one i will move nin0git to it and only use my pi for backing it up

[still jolt]

actually good uptime? ​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

imagine

[autumn sigil]

Upgrade to paid account, it tries to charge you for 100 bucks or so as a test but you still get the free tier services for free except youre guaranteed a slot now

[dense sand]

if i have apk file, can i make somehow modifications to the final application?

like patch it

or something

i know vee or someone had a discord mod based on old java-based discord mobile client?

[ionic lake]

aliucord

it's more complicated than what you'd want to do though

[dense sand]

Okay but where is the stack?

[fleet cedar]

You're a stack

[cerulean plover]

Make a Map<`${x},${y}`,Map> to solve it

[viscid grove]

how scuffed is this?
(turns numberword into bigint and vice versa, e.g. one billion two thousand three hundred forty -> 1_002_340)

[valid jetty]

looks reasonable

[viscid grove]

I don't really like having reversedSmall
ig i could use a normal for loop with j-- instead of for (const [amount, name] of reversedSmall

oh and the .push(... || "UNDEFINED") at the end of toNumberWord() is just so I know when the input is too big that i don't have words for it anymore (above 10^101)

[viscid grove]

oh yeah it needs to be reverse because I need it to work when there's no spaces separating the words (e.g. onethousandtwohundredthirtyfour)
(and sometimes the 10s value starts with the 1s value like ninety and nine)

[dense sand]

Given i want to host wireguard on my pc on port 51820 and i have dns record bound to my public ip, how can i make it work without disabling the proxying?

Afaik wg uses udp

[ornate quiver]

what proxying?

just port forward UDP 51280 in router

also it'd be better if you just picked a random port instead

[dense sand]

I did that

Then made A record in my cloudflare domain settings

But i dont really want to expose my public ip

So if i keep proxying enabled, the public ip should be hidden behind some cloudflare server

[ornate quiver]

i don't believe that will work

afaik cf proxying only works for http

[dense sand]

:(

So i will need to disable it

Can i atleast somehow hide the subdomain

[ornate quiver]

not really
what you can do instead is

• if your public ip is stable enough then just connect directly and fix when it changes
• use a dynamic ip dns service with a random subdomain that doesn't identify you
  like duckdns

[dense sand]

I believe my public ip is dynamic, i have setup a dynamic dns client to automatically change the record when my public ip updates

[ornate quiver]

well as long as the domain isn't publicly tied to you then there's not really an issue if theres a DNS record to your ip

[ornate quiver]

also more on this: wireguard doesn't respond to unauthenticated packets which effectively makes the port invisible to scanners
but if there's ever a vulnerability in eg then using a random port instead of 51280 lowers the chance significantly of being found

[dense sand]

Yea but random port id need to change port forwarding every time

[ornate quiver]

how so

[dense sand]

Well

In the router

[ornate quiver]

i mean pick a random port and use that instead of 51280
not changing it all the time

[dense sand]

Oh

[dawn ledge]

surprising how there isn't an intl api for this already

[viscid grove]

what is intl

[dawn ledge]

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Intl

[still jolt]

propose it then /hj ​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

[viscid grove]

oh i used that

[dense sand]

okay my wireguard vpn is not owrking i cant reach outer internet lol

[Interface]
Address = 10.0.0.1/24
SaveConfig = true
PostUp = iptables -t nat -A POSTROUTING -o wlan0 -j MASQUERADE; ip6tables -t nat -A POSTROUTING -o wlan0 -j MASQUERADE
PostDown = iptables -t nat -D POSTROUTING -o wlan0 -j MASQUERADE; ip6tables -t nat -D POSTROUTING -o wlan0 -j MASQUERADE
ListenPort = 51820
PrivateKey = pkey

[Peer]
PublicKey = peer1_pubkey
AllowedIPs = 10.0.0.2/32

is there anything wrong with the config?

the client looks like this:

[Interface]
PrivateKey = peer1_pkey
Address = 10.0.0.2/24

[Peer]
PublicKey = server_pubkey
Endpoint = 192.168.0.69:51820
AllowedIPs = 0.0.0.0/0, ::/0

the server is hosted on local ip address, thats correct i just want to test it lol

[ornate quiver]

im trying to patch an electron app
i need to intercept a request initiated by loadURL but electron's protocol.handle() API doesn't seem to work for the first few requests

anyone know how to intercept requests properly

[royal nymph]

why do u need to intercept

[ornate quiver]

patch away an auth check

electron main -> loadURL -> html loads main.js -> main.js loads some other webpack modules
i need to patch main.js before it runs

[royal nymph]

how can achieve that by intercepting the request?

do mean to edit the Javascript bundle response?

[ornate quiver]

yeah

[royal nymph]

it would probably be easier to monkeypatch with js

by running code in the renderer

anyway if you really want to rewrite the response, you can use protocol.handle("https", req => {})

https://www.electronjs.org/docs/latest/api/protocol#protocolhandlescheme-handler

[ornate quiver]

yeah that's what i tried
and for some reason it doesn't capture the initial html request nor main.js
after that it works though

really odd

[royal nymph]

well it might be that loadURL bypasses it lol

cause electron opens the browser with that

[ornate quiver]

ugh

[royal nymph]

probably passes it as launch arg to chromium

monkey patch loadUrl :P

[ornate quiver]

that'd be funny
load random page and then navigate to original one?

[royal nymph]

make it load html that just instantly redirects yeah

it's possible that you won't be able to monkey patch loadURL because it might be frozen

if that's the case, you can extend the BrowserWindow class and monkey patch the electron module to use your subclass (see how vencord does it in patcher.ts)

[ornate quiver]

monkey patching seems to work

one sec

oh i think i found why its still not intercepting lol

its because a service worker caches it first lmao
i dont monkeypatching loadURL is even necessary

[ornate quiver]

i need to patch service worker to patch main.js

[dense sand]

highest grade error handling

[autumn sigil]

[valid jetty]

evil

1. compile self[i]
   2. compile self -> the type is Array<Array> -> (where is the T part of the inner Array gone???)
   3. compile i -> the type is i32 -> all is good
2. the type of self[i] is Array -> where is T????????????????????????????????????????????????
3. the compiler panics because it cant resolve T when T = Array
4. no wonder but why wtf

self should resolve to Array.0.2.Array.0.11.1.1 (0 is the start of a generic scope, 2 is ptr of the parts afterwards, Array is a nested array, 0 is a new generic scope, 11 is i32, 1 is to end both)

[valid jetty]

ok @hoary sluice i figured out how to make it work

i just need to rewrite the whole generic match system for turning generics from their encoded string form into the struct + the inner parts

ie HashMap.0.11.2.Array.0.11.1.1 needs to map to HashMap, [i32, Pointer(Array.0.11.1)] then Array.0.11.1 will map to Array<i32> later

yeah it works

holy fuck nested generics finally !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

keep in mind the syntax for tuples isnt nice yet

but yeah at least you can type them

ok i gave them some nicer formatting in the output

[placid cape]

gjjjj

insane

[valid jetty]

i want tuple syntax to look like this

use std/collections/array;
use std/collections/tuple;
use std/io;

fn main() {
    (i32, string)[] grid = [(1, "hi"), (2, ":3")];
    io::dbg(grid);
}
``` evetually

instead of the current

use std/collections/array;
use std/collections/tuple;
use std/io;

fn main() {
    Tuple<i32, string> *[] grid = [
        Tuple::new(1, "hi"),
        Tuple::new(2, ":3"),
    ];

    io::dbg(grid);
}

[placid cape]

and if you don't import tuples it'll not compile?

[valid jetty]

ill make data structures like Array and Tuple be implicitly imported

like std/string

[placid cape]

👍

[valid jetty]

and then i can turn the flag from -nsm (no string module) to -nim (no implicit imports)

to disable that behavior

the only issue now tho is i need to figure out how to parse X<Y<i32>>

because >> is lexed as shift right and it fails lol

you have to do X<Y<i32> >

atm

[fleet cedar]

Classic C++ fail

[valid jetty]

why what does c++ do

[fleet cedar]

Just allow rshift token to close two generics

[valid jetty]

holy shit wait good point

[fleet cedar]

I'm not sure if that's what c++ does in practice but I've seen it mentioned somewhere

[placid cape]

but don't forget to consider X<Y<Z<i32>>> etc

X<Y<Z<A<i32>>>>

[fleet cedar]

That's a rshift and a >

[placid cape]

Yea

[placid cape]

and this one is 2x rshift

[valid jetty]

this is crazy i think

LMAO

im having way too much fun with this

is having any a good idea

currently any exists as a typealias to void *

[placid cape]

no please no

[valid jetty]

finally this is a thing you can do

before you couldnt just do x[y][z] because the compiler didnt know the type of the inner array because you had to erase it to just void *

[placid cape]

So it's just Array<Array<string>>

[valid jetty]

yes

but the old way was this:

[autumn sigil]

Whats a string

[valid jetty]

use std/collections/array;
use std/io;

fn main() {
    Array<void *> *x = Array::new(
        Array::new<string>("a", "b", "c"), // have to explicitly specify <string> because it cant infer it
        Array::new<string>("d", "e", "f"),
        Array::new<string>("g", "h", "i")
    );

    Array<string> *inner = x[0]; /// un-erase the type so the compiler can actually work
    io::dbg(inner[2]); // to get the same result
}

[valid jetty]

currently null terminated alias char*

but now that arrays are nice to use i can work towards making it char[]

[autumn sigil]

Oh. So you kept the terribleness of strlen?

[valid jetty]

yes technically

but this isnt C

you can do "x".len() and get 1

it being O(n) is a huge downside

[autumn sigil]

My point ^^

[valid jetty]

thats one of the primary reasons i wanna go for char[]

and the fact that you cant have a string view very easily

with char[] you can just return an offset pointer with a different length

with char* you must clone because theres no size attached

[autumn sigil]

Slicing syntax for views wheng

You should just make elle into zig

I truly feel like zig is almost perfect

[valid jetty]

i wanna make x..y syntax soon

then i can make arr[x..y]

x..y can just be an alias for Array::range(x, y) which already exists

// from is inclusive, to is exclusive
//
// example:
// Array::range(0, 4) -> [0, 1, 2, 3]
// Array::range(0, 0) -> []
// Array::range(2, 5) -> [2, 3, 4]
fn Array::range(i32 from, i32 to) -> i32[] {
    i32[] array = Array::with_capacity(to);

    for i32 i = from; i < to; i += 1 {
        array.push(i);
    }

    return array;
}

if i make that i can do

use std/collections/array;
use std/io;

fn main() {
    for i32 x in 1..10 {
        io::dbg(x);
    }
}
``` instead of ```rs
use std/collections/array;
use std/io;

fn main() {
    for i32 x in Array::range(1, 10) {
        io::dbg(x);
    }
}

(literally rust atp)

and array slicing is possible because the indexing syntax is implementation defined

currently its this for arrays

fn Array::__load__<T>(ElleMeta meta, T[] self, i64 i) {
    __internal_array_bounds_check(meta.file, meta.line, meta.column, i, self.len());
    return self.elements[i];
}

and this for hashmaps

fn HashMap::__load__<T, U>(ElleMeta meta, HashMap<T, U> *self, T key) {
    __internal_key_exists_check(self, key, meta);
    return self.get(key);
}
``` for example

so you could make Array::__load__ take a generic i and if i is of type Array and not i64 then return Array::slice(i.first(), i.last()) instead of self.elements[i]

[hoary sluice]

since when does this channel exist

[hoary sluice]

can u make non size 2 tuples