🪅-progaming

[hoary sluice]

ill be doing mandatory military service

definitely cant do it at 6 am

hopefully ill have time to do it in the evening

[valid jetty]

oh husk

[hoary sluice]

old women voted for this in 2013

cause women need voting rights

even when sending men to mandatory military service

[placid cape]

lol

[ornate quiver]

ripp

[spark tiger]

https://x.com/nizzyabi/status/1889338789765480504

Nizzy (@NizzyABI) on X

be so open source that you even show your env file

X · Feb 11, 2025, 3:40 PM

[dense sand]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CCXmaMit6rY

[hoary sluice]

doesnt really matter since github blocks a lot of major api keys

[ionic lake]

they should hop on a boxing match, larry elison vs ryan dahl

[valid jetty]

@hoary sluice do it

[hoary sluice]

read ahead messed me up

[spark tiger]

[supple whale]

i have a css challenge

[supple whale]

and fuck i'm 99% sure its not possible

[placid cape]

but I have 30s instead 15s

@hoary sluice @valid jetty

[supple whale]

wikkid

[placid cape]

Zed team doesn't work on windows support, only community works on it

that's why they don't provide windows builds

[hoary sluice]

i had 10 words

[placid cape]

yea I know

[valid jetty]

@placid cape @hoary sluice @spark tiger do this

tape on letter with 10% margin and smooth scroll

[formal belfry]

@woven mesa @woven mesa you said this was possible how

@broken shore do you know..

I wanna render macos button as image

because bored

[broken shore]

which

[formal belfry]

idk

[hoary sluice]

i need to learn to type without mistakes

[woven mesa]

just render

like u would normally

[atomic brook]

How did you change it so it goes in line

[hoary sluice]

scroll up

[hoary sluice]

@valid jetty is this or

#[macro_export]
macro_rules! builtin {
    ($name:ident, $location:ident, $($arg_name:ident),* => $body:block) => {
        pub fn $name(args: Vec<Value>, $location: Rc<Location>) -> Result<Value> {
            let mut iter = args.into_iter();
            $(
                let $arg_name = iter.next().ok_or_else(|| Error::new(ErrorKind::InvalidArguments, Rc::clone(&$location)))?;
            )*
            $body
        }
    };
}

#[macro_export]
macro_rules! add_builtins {
    ($($name:ident),*) => {
        pub fn add_builtins() -> HashMap<String, fn(Vec<Value>, Rc<Location>) -> Result<Value>> {
            let mut builtins = HashMap::new();
            $(
                builtins.insert(stringify!($name).to_string(), $name as fn(Vec<Value>, Rc<Location>) -> Result<Value>);
            )*
            builtins
        }
    };
}

builtin!(print, location, value => {
    println!("{}", value);
    Ok(Value::None)
});

builtin!(add, location, a, b => {
    match (a, b) {
        (Value::Integer(a), Value::Integer(b)) => Ok(Value::Integer(a + b)),
        (Value::Float(a), Value::Float(b)) => Ok(Value::Float(a + b)),
        _ => Err(Error::new(ErrorKind::InvalidArguments, Rc::clone(&location))),
    }
});

builtin!(sub, location, a, b => {
    match (a, b) {
        (Value::Integer(a), Value::Integer(b)) => Ok(Value::Integer(a - b)),
        (Value::Float(a), Value::Float(b)) => Ok(Value::Float(a - b)),
        _ => Err(Error::new(ErrorKind::InvalidArguments, Rc::clone(&location))),
    }
});

add_builtins!(print, add, sub);

[fleet cedar]

Shouldn't you do some check that there aren't too many args?

[hoary sluice]

i dont have any type checking yet anywhere

thats next

after currying

[fleet cedar]

You are checking that there's not too few arguments though

[hoary sluice]

i added auto print here cause you cant chain functions yet

[hoary sluice]

yes

im not checking that theres too many compared to the type definition

fn : a b c
fn a b = a + b
fn 7 7

is valid

it just ignores the part behind the :

[fallen nebula]

Is my mixed usage of C and C++ a Sin or not ?

[fleet cedar]

🔎

[fallen nebula]

Here it is as a gist
https://gist.github.com/Julienraptor01/29c3d0ab2edb430712bacc919b3a2ec9

[still jolt]

I use C-way if it's better/I already know it (like printf) and C++-way if it's more convenient (like std::string)

probably also a sin

[fallen nebula]

It's exactly what i did

I used getline and ifstream because streaming the config lines just feel perfect
But otherwise my code is pretty much C because it kinda just works nicely enough

[fleet cedar]

I don't understand how anyone could be masochistic enough to use strcpy and its ilk when std::string is available

[fallen nebula]

I had a good reason

I kinda forgot why

But i'm pretty sure i had to use C style strings

Also it's like fine

[fleet cedar]

.c_str() exists for when you need that

[fallen nebula]

You can't mutate it

I think that was the reason

Also i'm not annoyed by pointers, null, malloc, etc

[spark tiger]

[viscid grove]

why am i so slow

(this isn't my first attempt)

although my first attempt last night somehow i got like 120 wpm i think

but forgot to get a good ss

[valid jetty]

ur not slow

100+ is good

70-90 is avg

140+ is like 外出ろ系

or like 草触らない系

[viscid grove]

but look how bad i am at brainfuck :(

[hoary sluice]

progamin

[atomic brook]

Not for normal people

Most of them is around 40

[dense sand]

I never learnt how to type with all ten fingers

[ornate quiver]

yeah that seems accurate

i just introduced my mom to monkeytype lmao
55wpm english 70wpm russian

[atomic brook]

My friend tried monkeytype in school

36wpm English

I'm 100% sure that my mom will be even slower

My gf was around 45 if I'm not mistaken

[ornate quiver]

lol i thjink i just convinced my mom to try a mechanical kb

nooo someone sniped my name on monkeytype
https://monkeytype.com/profile/Rushii

[viscid grove]

does that help?
I typed on my school laptop

[ornate quiver]

did for me at least

i type faster than when I used a membrane ages ago

[hoary sluice]

ur russian__

[hoary sluice]

she should get a split ergonomic low profile mechanical keyboard

[hoary sluice]

my pb is on membrane

[winged mantle]

why does firefox pack js files into a jar

😭 why did discord pick an emoji from another server

it has meta-inf and all

[dense sand]

Webjars ig

[winged mantle]

pretty sure firefox has no java code so it's weird

[dense sand]

Idk why webjars exist

[spark tiger]

same

[keen spoke]

probably some infrastructure in the code runs on the js runtime

[winged mantle]

jar is for java though...

[keen spoke]

java archives can contain resource files and assets, aka files that are not .class

relative to classpath those files can be read from the jar through a file pointer in a jar (zip) file system

https://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/api/java/lang/ClassLoader.html#getSystemResourceAsStream(java.lang.String)

[dense sand]

yea but how would any java program use these js files?

perhaps tomcat somhow?

again mentioning

https://www.webjars.org/

[keen spoke]

Just like .class files can be fed into java.exe .js files are fed into a js runtime like v8

In firefox case probably whatever runtime they use

[dense sand]

Wow no shit

I mean jarfiles are just a zipfiles

But I honestly think its webjars, like theres no other use for this

Try downloading any webjar and see if the content is similiar

[keen spoke]

Then dont ask

[keen spoke]

I already said that here

[dense sand]

Ok

[keen spoke]

.

[dense sand]

That doesn't answer my question though

The jar file doesn't contain any classes

Only resource related files

Why isnt it in a different format then? Why specifically jar

[keen spoke]

The java process would spawn a subprocess of the js runtime that executes the js files

(or use internal apis if the runtime is in java)

[dense sand]

Thats extremely unlikely

[keen spoke]

Its 100% either of those

[dense sand]

Why would they do that

[keen spoke]

What?

[keen spoke]

Like i said

[keen spoke]

.

Fun fact, even YouTube on Android does that

Even more fun fact, react native does that

Aka discord for android

[dense sand]

Webview shit isnt it

Webjars are used similiarly

[keen spoke]

"webview" is a broad term

React native renders on an android view

Can be considered a "webview"

[dense sand]

Well react native uses native components

[keen spoke]

Huh

Native to?

[dense sand]

The platform

It targets

[keen spoke]

A system runs off multiple platforms, you mean the runtime platform or the host platform

[keen spoke]

Uhh, i don't think it supports AOT compilation. RN saves a bundle.js or cjs aka js bytecode and the RN runtime implemented natively to android runs it

[keen spoke]

Aka

[dense sand]

That means, that react native will e.g. for text use androids native text component

[keen spoke]

Uhh

Fr?

[dense sand]

Yea iirc

[keen spoke]

How'd that work

[dense sand]

Never worked with it

[keen spoke]

Flutter compiles dart AOT to host platform code (iirc)

[dense sand]

I suppose they have wrapper library for each platform

[keen spoke]

Aka native, not dalvik/art

Which is what android textview is

And i dont think RN does dalvik/art either

[dense sand]

I mean the flutters approach would sound most suitable

[keen spoke]

Both is suited, RN is a runtime, the same way dalvik is

Or art (android runtime)

RN runs .js files, art runs .dex files

Both are implemented native to the host (android)

You can have a fully native android apk, zero dalvik/vm

So you can launch a RN runtime without any dalvik runtime

[dense sand]

Thats not true

Atleast

[keen spoke]

It is true

[dense sand]

I dont think so

[keen spoke]

Hold on

[dense sand]

Doesnt your react native app compile to apk?

That means that it has classes.dex

[keen spoke]

https://developer.android.com/ndk/samples/sample_na

.apk without a single .dex

[keen spoke]

RN uses dalvik cuz skissue

(its easier)

But android NDK provides all android apis natively

RN technically can be developed entirely without needing dalvik apis

[dense sand]

Just dont use react native at all and you're good

[keen spoke]

Why

Either you use .dex or .js

Same deal

[dense sand]

Better alternatives

Just use flutter or sum

[keen spoke]

I mean, js is dynamically typed, java is statically typed

Whatever suits your needs

[keen spoke]

Flutter DX is absolute dog shit

[dense sand]

Kmp looks good too

[keen spoke]

Shitass dev env, shitass language dart

[keen spoke]

KMP is a framework/build system

You mean kotlin

[dense sand]

No

[keen spoke]

You do

[dense sand]

Kmp can target android

It will give you the apk

[keen spoke]

KMP is a build system framework. It just applies the android plugin to the module

And the kotlin plugin to register kotlin/ as a src and compile via kotlinc

So what gives you the apk is simply the android gradle plugin

Kmp is just orchestrating it for you in the build system cleanly

[dense sand]

Cool

[keen spoke]

Kotlin compiles to .class the same way java does. Then d8 from android transpiles .class to .dex

The android plugin and kotlin plugin in gradle work together to pull that off

[keen spoke]

Yup, i love kmp

[dense sand]

Not an android dev here tho

[keen spoke]

Kotlin is goated

[dense sand]

Yea

Agreed

I did aoc last year in it

I like it more and more

Definitely better for gradle than groovy

[keen spoke]

And it hasn't reached it's plateu yet. Kotlin has incredible DX unlike any other language, especially how seamless kt DSL and the libraries are

[dense sand]

Groovy dsl is horrible

[keen spoke]

Hell yeah, fuck groovy lol

Good thing gradle switched to declarative kotlin

[dense sand]

Yup

Developing gradle plugins in kotlin was actually enjoyable

Altough gradle api itself is still ass

[keen spoke]

Gradle is cool too, since its driven by plugins. Theres a java, kotlin but also even a node js or cpp plugin etc

[keen spoke]

It's complex, not ass per se

But it needs to be complex to be flexible

[dense sand]

It lacks proper documentation

For developing plugins

[keen spoke]

Well docs is difficult especially for a rapid changing api at such a scale

[dense sand]

I had to ask multiple times on forums cuz I couldn't find some stuff

[keen spoke]

I have weeks long of discussions on the forum lol

[dense sand]

Yea it looks like they deprecate half of the shit every version

But other than that it's quite enjoyable to use

[keen spoke]

Well thats not too bad, you can migrate to new api quite easily, since the inline docs explain how, this issue hasn't even hit me for numerous gradle versions even at all

[dense sand]

Well its been quite a while since i made plugins too lol, so perhaps things changed

[keen spoke]

It's not a predictive at first sight api, not the greatest ux, kotlin is like on the opposite spectrum in that regard

[ornate quiver]

thats really interesting

[ornate quiver]

SO TRUE

[keen spoke]

.so exports a function which you specify in the manifest and Android calls it

[ornate quiver]

yeah

[ornate quiver]

a house made of cards is more stable than gradle + kgp + agp + IntelliJ/AS put together

[keen spoke]

The analogy is wrong

[valid jetty]

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/lJyLoZI6K0c @hoary sluice

[winged mantle]

i just wrote !== nullptr

😭

[hoary sluice]

literally me??

also my backup codes are written on paper so just burn the paper cause its insecure

[dense sand]

thanks for letting me know

[nimble bone]

i don't save backup codes

[austere anchor]

I'm going to destroy all of your 2fa sources

[dense sand]

i dont even save my 2fa backups

i love when i have to commit name this

[nimble bone]

thats only bitwarden so steal my raspi, computer and iPhone and im basically done for

[jade stone]

~/Desktop/codes/*

[austere anchor]

do yall know if this is good way of seperation or not

should i be making a seperate crate for cli?

[austere anchor]

@valid jetty do you have opinions

[nimble bone]

i have no opinions but i can tell that it is Blazingly Fast and Memory Safe

[austere anchor]

the only thing i can say is that rust seems really good for refactors, i basically copy pasted and resolved the imports the compiler had issues with and now it works perfectly

this used to just be the cli+lib combined into files

(i.e. without the cli folder)

[valid jetty]

i think i do have opinions every once in a while yeah

[valid jetty]

is the code in the file with same name completely different to the other one but linked in some way

because if yes then that’s fine

[austere anchor]

the one in cli::*?

[valid jetty]

both

is apticket.rs completely different to cli/apticket.rs but they’re linked in some way

[austere anchor]

you mean img3.rs and cli/img3.rs? then yes

[valid jetty]

then yeah that’s fine

[austere anchor]

no need to separate out the cli from the lib into another crate?

hm

also @valid jetty which idea is better: having a bunch of const [u8; 4] or an enum solely for consts which implements To<[u8; 4]>

[valid jetty]

you mean Into<[u8; 4]>? enum all the way tho

[austere anchor]

right yeah Into not In sorry

ok cool i shall transform it into enums

[austere anchor]

now i need to implement Default, impl From<&MyType> for MyReprType, impl From<MyType> for MyReprType, and impl From<MyReprType> for MyType for every enum that i have to make it work nicely with binrw

is there any way to make this better

[valid jetty]

impl Copy which gives you MyType from &MyType and then you shoot 2 birds with 1 stone

[austere anchor]

dont u still need to provide a boilerplate impl for impl From<MyType> for MyReprType tho

that's just (&value).into()

[valid jetty]

yeah i meant you no longer need to make it for both owned and roref

[austere anchor]

i mean it makes the implementation for owned shorter but doesn't completely eliminate it

so

[hoary sluice]

no you dont

[valid jetty]

say hi to the new innovative discord

now in landscape mode

[hoary sluice]

disgusting

[ornate quiver]

this caused me to physically recoil in pain

[valid jetty]

i did this to your computer because i love you so much 😍😍😍

hope it helps

[ornate quiver]

thanks bestie

[dense sand]

anonymous hackers once again terror the os internals

[hoary sluice]

kotlin 🥰

[dense sand]

what exit code is cold blood

[hoary sluice]

1

[fleet cedar]

-9

[valid jetty]

what exit code is Exception: code turned into hatsune miku

[dense sand]

39

[valid jetty]

true

[median root]

Ok, is it flutter thats eating half a gig of ram or my horrible optimization skills.

[dense sand]

Both

[median root]

Is flutter just not well optimized?

[fallen nebula]

guys i'm becoming a crab

[balmy lintel]

5 billion tabs

[fallen nebula]

you don't even imagine

i have around 700 tabs rn

my browser is my mind
and my mind is a stack

and someone forgot to pop

[median root]

I think you might have lost the return address then

[fallen nebula]

i'm calling function inside of functions inside on functions and that never ends

[median root]

good luck finding your way back

[placid cape]

@hoary sluice how much your hardware for voice assistant cost?

[hoary sluice]

its a raspberry pi 4, a 3d printed case and a 2€ pcb from jlcpcb, the raspi is 60€ but the voice assistant works on any unix system

[placid cape]

nice

mine is like 300€ because I don't pay for it

so it has rpi 5 8gb ram etc.... xdddd

[placid cape]

yeah mine will also work anywhere

[gray heron]

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i cannot for the life of me get the text vertically centered 😭

@nimble bone

[austere anchor]

@valid jetty is it a better idea to create a struct that borrows from the data it's read from (&'a [u8]) or make the struct own the data (Vec<u8>)

[valid jetty]

is cloning critical to the performance of your program

[austere anchor]

maximum would be about 200 MBs

idk if that's considered large enough for perf issues

[ionic lake]

cloning is bad unless cheap

[valid jetty]

of data in a single vec???

is the vec gonna be modified

[austere anchor]

yeah

[austere anchor]

potentially

[valid jetty]

husk

[austere anchor]

but like modified entirely not just one slice

for context this would be like img3 ramdisks

[valid jetty]

well then you can have an Rc<Vec<u8>>

no lifetime

and you can change out the underlying data by just setting the field to a new rc

[austere anchor]

but so is it a good idea to have a reference then?

[valid jetty]

yes

[austere anchor]

hm

[valid jetty]

cloning an array with 200mb of data isn't a very good idea

so either have an rc (which is very cheap to clone because it just clones the pointer and increments the ref count) or have a &'a

but depending on how you're using the array &'a might be more painful

[austere anchor]

what about a std::borrow::Cow

[valid jetty]

hmmm

i think that might be better but you said you don't wanna mutate specific parts of the vec only swap out the whole thing

so Cow may not be necessary

[austere anchor]

hm

perhaps

[austere anchor]

oh hm, but then Rc would imply moving the value anyways

[valid jetty]

why would it move the value

[austere anchor]

so then i wonder if there's any perf benefit over straight up moving from the initial data buf to the struct

[austere anchor]

Rc::new's function signature is pub fn new(value: T) -> Rc<T>

value being T would imply a move

i would imagine this is also one of the reasons why it doesn't have a lifetime

[valid jetty]

to create the rc yea, but the benefit is that the value is not tied to a lifetime unlike &'a [u8]

lifetimes are good until you get stuck in 'a does not live long enough hell

[austere anchor]

but then is there any perf benefit of doing that over moving the data to the struct directly as a Vec<u8>

hm

as that would entail no cloning

[valid jetty]

yes because Rc<Vec<u8>> is a lot cheaper to clone than Vec<u8>

as vec<u8> would clone its whole buffer too

rc would just clone the reference

i mean, that's also assuming you're gonna be passing the vec anywhere else or cloning the entailing struct

if the only thing you're doing is

• put the data in the struct
• loop through the data 10 lines later
• drop the struct

there's not really a difference

[austere anchor]

yeah just wondering if that ever happens

i would imagine this struct is mostly pass-by-(mutable)-reference

i believe it is safe to say that the struct itself or it's data won't be cloned unless it's an operation which changes the Vec<u8> anyways (?)

[valid jetty]

then it's probably just easiest to use whatever is easiest out of the data you have that you're going to put into it

like if you have a &'a [u8] just use that

[austere anchor]

hm

[hoary sluice]

pretty sure i have never pushed a commit that contained lifetimes

idk what the advantage is of lifetimes vs owned type & rc

[valid jetty]

owned + rc requires data to be moved into it, is heap allocated, and no mutability unless you have Rc<RefCell<T>>

however refs require explicit lifetime management even though they're stack allocated

technically a 'static is possible if you wanna leak everything lmao

probably fastest for compilers

[valid jetty]

dropping can be an overhead if you do it very often

[valid jetty]

makes sense

since when have windows devs ever cared about performance lmao

[hoary sluice]

stack vs heap is so confusing i dont think theres a lot of things i can allocate on the stack in a compiler

[valid jetty]

and most macos devs make ios apps so again, not really using rust

[hoary sluice]

i use rust cause its ergonomic and not annoying to use

[valid jetty]

wdym

think of the stack like a cache

[hoary sluice]

like everything related to the code, ie tokens, ast have to be heap allocated cause their size is not known at compile time right ?

[valid jetty]

you don't have a lot but it's very fast to access

[valid jetty]

no lol

[hoary sluice]

ok im watching a video on stack vs heag tomorrow

[valid jetty]

you have a Box<AstNode> because it's impossible to calculate the size of a recursive struct

you need to add indirection

it's like having a struct with itself inside in C

vs having a struct with a pointer to itself in C

[hoary sluice]

yes and that goes on the heap cause idk its size at compile time??

[valid jetty]

no, that goes on the heap because it's a very ergonomic abstraction, and because refs can't be null

if refs could be null then you could have a &Self

[austere anchor]

is it actually in another location that's not RAM? i had always assumed it's allocated in a similar way the heap is

[valid jetty]

it is in ram it's just faster to access than the heap

it's allocated in exactly the same way

or well

on the IR level it is

[austere anchor]

hm why exactly would this be actually

[valid jetty]

alloca/alloc8 vs malloc

[austere anchor]

there should be no reason except for the fact that most of it is in cache

[valid jetty]

the heap isn't contiguous, it has fragmentation, so you need to keep track of allocations

stack allocation is just subtracting a number lol

[austere anchor]

nono not the allocating part, the accessing part

like an access on the heap should be the same perf as access on the stack no?

(not counting cache)

allocation is defo fast bc of what you mentioned

[valid jetty]

i think cache locality is the only reason it's faster

[austere anchor]

hm

so i guess the true benefit of the stack is just that allocs are faster?

[valid jetty]

yeah

both are pointers in C there's no reason 1 pointer should be slower to access than another pointer

[austere anchor]

so you could also allocate a static array using malloc in your program and just use that for similar perf

troll~4

[valid jetty]

i mean yeah that's actually what most VLAs in C do lol

the buffer is just a malloced static array

[austere anchor]

huh isnt that alloca'd

[valid jetty]

which is the realloc'ed when you wanna change its size

[austere anchor]

thus being on the stack

[valid jetty]

nop, dynamic arrays are heap allocated

[austere anchor]

interesting

[valid jetty]

you can't exactly "free" memory on the stack

[austere anchor]

i always assumed they were alloca'd

[valid jetty]

unless you do bookkeeping and then like make free chunks and make an allocation wrapper

but at that point just use the heap

[austere anchor]

yeah you can, you just subtract the ptr back

!

[valid jetty]

lmao

[valid jetty]

how would it grow and shrink if it was alloca'd?

[austere anchor]

why does it grow and shrink

i dont think it should

[valid jetty]

even elle's are https://github.com/acquitelol/elle/blob/rewrite/std/runtime/collections/array.le#L78-L101

[pearl stag]

array.le: Lines 78-101

fn Array::with_capacity<T>(i32 initialCapacity) -> T[] {
    T[] array = #alloc(Array<T>);

    array.elements = #alloc(T, initialCapacity);
    array.size = 0;
    array.capacity = initialCapacity;

    return array;
}

fn Array::new<T>(ElleMeta meta, ...args) -> T[] {
    T[] array = Array::with_capacity(2);

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

    return array;
}

fn Array::resize<T>(T[] self, i32 newCapacity) {
    self.elements = #realloc(self.elements, T, newCapacity);
    self.capacity = newCapacity;
}

[valid jetty]

"variable-length array"

[austere anchor]

well yeah it's variable length because the length to allocate is unknown at compile time

once it's known in runtime i think atleast C's VLAs stay at the same size

[valid jetty]

usually vla's are known to be arrays that you can push and pop from

[austere anchor]

i bet there's no resize function for VLAs in C

[austere anchor]

what

[valid jetty]

what do you mean by vlas in C

[austere anchor]

i have never heard this

[valid jetty]

char x[]?

[austere anchor]

yes

[valid jetty]

that's not what i'm talking about lol

[austere anchor]

??

what else could you possibly be talking about

[valid jetty]

vla's are used in most scenarios to refer to like, the resizable dynamic arrays

hang on

[austere anchor]

oh you're using the wrong terminology i think

"Growable arrays (also called dynamic arrays) are generally more useful than VLAs because dynamic arrays can do everything VLAs can do, and also support growing the array at run-time. For this reason, many programming languages (JavaScript, Java, Python, R, etc.) only support growable arrays. Even in languages that support variable-length arrays, it's often recommended to avoid using (stack-based) variable-length arrays, and instead use (heap-based) dynamic arrays.[4]"

[valid jetty]

whaaaaa

[austere anchor]

VLAs are strictly runtime allocated static arrays

[valid jetty]

ive always called them vlas

[austere anchor]

well now you know

thumbsup

and yeah ofc those growable arrays need to be on the heap

that's basically just a Vec<T> atp

[valid jetty]

i wrote an example thing but its too late lmao

oh well

#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>

typedef struct {
    int len;
    int cap;
    int *buf;
} IntArray;

IntArray *IntArray_new(int cap) {
    IntArray *self = malloc(sizeof(IntArray));
    
    self->len = 0;
    self->cap = cap;
    self->buf = malloc(sizeof(int) * cap);
    
    return self;
}

void IntArray_push(IntArray *self, int value) {
    if (self->len + 1 >= self->cap) {
        self->cap *= 2;
        self->buf = realloc(self->buf, self->cap);
    }
    
    self->buf[self->len++] = value;
}

void IntArray_free(IntArray *self) {
    free(self->buf);
    free(self);
}

int main() {
    IntArray *x = IntArray_new(8);
    IntArray_push(x, 1);
    IntArray_push(x, 13);
    IntArray_push(x, 39);
    
    for (int i = 0; i < x->len; ++i) {
        printf("x[%d] = %d\n", i, x->buf[i]);
    }
    
    IntArray_free(x);
}

[wispy gyro]

Pp

[valid jetty]

this is what ive been calling VLAs

but i guess i was wrong

[valid jetty]

this actually makes so much sense

macos devs write ios apps

windows devs write c# apps

what do linux devs write? C and rust

good luck getting swift or c# working well on linux

it makes sense

[dense sand]

Apparently i cant run my jvm implementation on avr because it has only 4kib ram

[dense sand]

Poo ur not checking for allocation failure

[languid ibex]

i know next to nothing about css but is anyone able to make this work again? or like, an emojis get bigger ONLY when hovering type of thing, not constantly?? smthin for the blind fucks with tiny emojis 😔

[dense sand]

seems pretty trivial to me

i only changed the --custom-emoji-size-jumbo-emoji css variable from 3 rem but idk if thats the intended way

oh your saying not constantly

idk lol

[languid ibex]

yeah i dont want all emojis huge constantly just like, basically the ability to click n make 'em big or hover them so theyre easier to see for a moment :x
but that snipit is the only thing i found, and it doesnt seem to work anymore

[dense sand]

.popoutContainer__0f481 img.emoji {
    width: 96px;
    height: 96px;
    min-height: 96px;
    min-width: 96px;
}

works with this quickcss when you click emoji it becomes 96px

again ive never done this before

it might be the wrong approach

[languid ibex]

🙏 i love u

[dense sand]

maybe play with the css a bit so it looks centered or sum

[placid cape]

@hoary sluice what do you use for nlp?

[spark tiger]

anybody wanna make a discord bot in react? https://x.com/alistaiir/status/1890902458257293549

alistair (@alistaiir) on X

You can make Discord bots with React & JSX

Five years ago I made "discord-jsx" which let you write Discord bots using React components.

Not a great idea in practice, but amazing proof of concept demonstrating React/JSX's versatility

X · Feb 15, 2025, 11:14 PM

[dense sand]

i mean

writing embeds would be kinda cool in jsx

[fleet cedar]

That looks like jsx, sure, but I don't see where react comes in

[dense sand]

jsx is very often connected with react so people just mess it together

[fleet cedar]

Foolish

[dense sand]

yea

[winged mantle]

i wake up and see this

[dense sand]

https://youtu.be/gj2REv4D380

Css is becoming turing complete

[hoary sluice]

https://rasa.com

i also have a parser thats just a match statement

[supple whale]

man i miss the good old days where our :has were input checkboxes with labels nested down

[dense sand]

i still do that

[supple whale]

or storing UI state in # and querying it with *=

i remember still the old expandable FAQ i made

and it expanded with hash

[valid jetty]

if malloc fails i think you have bigger issues on your hands than the array causing a segfault

malloc failing implies you completely ran out of memory (including virtual memory)

if that happens then uhm you have some larger problems

[nimble bone]

@solid gazelle do

tbh that feels a lot like ddbkit

https://ddbkit.llsc12.me

[dense sand]

thats true lol, but still it should be checked

(i dont null check it either in half of my codebase)

[supple whale]

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Promise/withResolvers#transforming_a_stream_to_an_async_iterable

i feel like i grew a brain tumor by reading this

streams ARE ASYNC ITERABLE

they have built in async iterators!!!!!

you dont need any conversion

REEEEEEEEE

why are JS devs everywhere so incompetent!

it is such a bad example

[dense sand]

just add multithreading to javascript at this point

they are overcomplicating shit too much

[supple whale]

we have that

workers

they are just cancer to work with

probably more cancer than java threads tbf

which is why i wrote this.

[placid cape]

Because they're horrible

[supple whale]

to set up, yes

[dense sand]

oh really huh

why th is building next apps so slow

like i swear to god every docker build i do takes like 2 mins

altough most of it takes the actual bun install lol)

[nimble bone]

your issue is next and bun...

[dense sand]

😭

[supple whale]

i think the issue is react + webpack

[dense sand]

well with node it takes around the same

so deps installation takes aroudn the same as the actual next build

im a real fan of nextjs but the build performance is horrible

[supple whale]

trust me it can always be worse

takes over a minute for my build so far

not even halfway done

5805 modules transformed

https://cdn.discordapp.com/emojis/714176329251291219.gif?size=48&animated=true&name=tif

[supple whale]

yeah currently my builds take 5-6 minutes on 3 os's at once via actions

but its gonna get a lot worse

[dense sand]

Wth are you building

[supple whale]

electron!

[dense sand]

Oh

Damn

[supple whale]

electron app via webpack

but its gonna change to electron app via webpack via esbuild

ofc i skip the electron building part since thats once every few weeks

but it takes a few hours

[dense sand]

whats the simplest yet pretty secure way i can do auth in my js app

i dont want to mess with stuff like betterauth or authjs or supabase

thats too heavyweight

[royal nymph]

use oauth lmao

google, facebook, etc login

[dense sand]

i cant use use that, because the thing im making is made to be selfhosted

wow ass software

[balmy lintel]

bun jumpscare

[dense sand]

yea well it seems like i will end up with sqlite3 dependency 😭

i wanted to use atleast some bun features

to make my webapp blazingly fast 🚀 ✨

[dense sand]

apparently i cant run bun on middleware 😭

[balmy lintel]

cult

[nimble bone]

write ur own

[dense sand]

yep thats what i wanted to do now

but sqlite3 bun ass

[nimble bone]

node your beloved

my glorious creation

@dense sand i should really refactor this project

i have a 1000+ loc file with all backend routes

and 430 loc of frontend

[dense sand]

what is this

express?

[placid cape]

wake word

[winged mantle]

use hono 🔥 🚀

[frosty obsidian]

you can still do oauth

it would just be another thing to config

app id and secret

[dense sand]

I want it to work ootb tho

[frosty obsidian]

i don't think that ideal can last but gl

implementing auth yourself is still a possibility

its not as hard as you think

[dense sand]

Hmm probably

I want to use sqlite for some simple data storing, should sqlite3 package be optimal given bun doesnt work properly?

[frosty obsidian]

i think sqlite isn't enough tbh

i would go with postgres

[dense sand]

I want it inside a file tho

[frosty obsidian]

postgres does store it in a file

[dense sand]

Huh? I dont want to have postgres server running

[frosty obsidian]

ig you can always move over if your project outgrows it

[dense sand]

The simple data storing is mostly user credentials and some basic metadata

[frosty obsidian]

oh then yeah it might be fine

[winged mantle]

say you have a system of placheolders where you have a string like "Hello {{name}}!" and name is replaced with params
in node, i wonder if there would there actually be any benefit to "compiling" this string to

{ strings: ["Hello ", "!"], expressions: ["name"] }

?

but if there is i bet it would be negligible

maybe i should try on that js benchmark site but in chromium

(because node is basically v8 right?)

[frosty obsidian]

node is v8

[winged mantle]

is firefox rhino

actually nah probably not

[supple whale]

i suck at coding so fucking bad

all this code just to make

a nestable menu

💀

there's probably so much better of a way of doing it

idk i feel like i've deteriorated mentally

[golden narwhal]

the air feels better here rn

whats good vencord

@woven mesa

WRONG CHANNEL 😭

I THOUGHT I WAS IN REGULARS

[placid cape]

Wtf is the second code

[nimble bone]

user creation

very long part of checking if you have a permission to be able to grant it

[placid cape]

You can still integrate oauth

[placid cape]

I'm sure it can be done way better

[nimble bone]

yop

[dense sand]

Yes but once again, the dashboard should be limited to only authorized users, there's no point in integrating oauth

[dense sand]

@placid cape

[placid cape]

XDDDDDDD

please no

[supple whale]

https://cdn.discordapp.com/emojis/765231596470534164.webp?size=48&name=cringe~2

pain

[dense sand]

Well you don't understand czech, but essentially i wrote minutes and it autocompleted as maxnutes

[fleet cedar]

That was pretty obvious I think

But why are you writing variable names in czech

[dense sand]

Because teachers

[supple whale]

im polish

so close enough

[dense sand]

Ohhh

Makes sense

[woven mesa]

omg hiiii bestie

[hoary sluice]

stopky??

[dense sand]

Stopky as stopwatch

We were doing something with Timer in c# winforms

[olive mesa]

Would any of you programers know a way for me to still receive notifications on my phone while being active on the desktop discord on my pc?

[frank moss]

I needed the exact same thing when I was idling a game so feel free to use this (it's very basic but it works) https://github.com/wraithy/electron-session-idler

[spark tiger]

til vscode has been using ripgrep since 2017

if only i knew why it's so fast

i mean there's a writeup by the author but it's too complicated to me

(or i'm just lazy to read allat)

[hoary sluice]

i should probably implement word wrap at some point

its hard to do in qt idk why

[placid cape]

faster_whisper is faster than whispercpp

[placid cape]

btw did you use rasa client for parsing or your match service

[hoary sluice]

@valid jetty @deep mulch WTF https://blog.jetbrains.com/kotlin/2025/02/advent-of-code-2024-in-kotlin-winners/

[frosty obsidian]

congrats man

[placid cape]

Poggers

gj

[hoary sluice]

they banned the ai lmaoo

i wouldve been like #20 otherwise

nvm

#3 with ai

[placid cape]

what do you use for tts? @hoary sluice

[hoary sluice]

nothing yet

[placid cape]

i can recommend piper

extremely fast, accurate

[bitter token]

@austere anchor

i just can't understand how to convert a number to sqrt

[austere anchor]

ok so basically: you normally don't

because that would require infinite precision on the numerical side

which you don't have

so either you get an approximation

[jade stone]

WHY IS THIS VALID JS SYNTAX (i know why its valid, but this should really be a syntax error)

[austere anchor]

or you get a analytical solution from the start

[bitter token]

OHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH IM STUPID

wait wait

[jade stone]

        ['<img src="https://cdn.discordapp.com/emojis/1026533070955872337.webp?size=128" alt=":blobcatcozy:" class="emoji"></img>', 40]
        ['<img src="/assets/creature.png" alt="creature" class="emoji"></img>', 40]

ah yes, i love indexing the 40th element on an array

because why would i ever forget a comma

[bitter token]

@austere anchor guess what lol

[jade stone]

@nimble bone love?

[bitter token]

so i was coding someone's exercice
and it turned to be HE WAS WRONG

and i was like wth

why is my python giving wrong answers

turned out

the person in the picture i was coding

was wrong

[austere anchor]

person?

[bitter token]

he got π/3 but instead it should've get π/4

[bitter token]

he did it wrong

[austere anchor]

lol

[bitter token]

so i thought the problem was from me because i didn't add sqrt

wthhhh

but yeah ig half of my code is useless

or maybe i want to find a way to convert decimal number to sqrt

i'll look on yt ig

[austere anchor]

noo surely just use sympy's solve function

[bitter token]

idk how it works

[bitter token]

ohh

wait let me try

[austere anchor]

(first argument is automatically assumed to equal to 0 btw)

so that it satisfies x^2 - 1 = 0

[bitter token]

i still can't figure how to sqdjiqduziqdjqz

[austere anchor]

ok so type python3 in your terminal to start up a python console first

[austere anchor]

then afterwards type each line of this excluding the >>>

[austere anchor]

then this

[bitter token]

i think i'll leave my code like what it is

the solution is all i need

@austere anchor ty for help btw

[austere anchor]

im not exactly sure you have managed to solve the issue of square roots

but cool ok

[bitter token]

i didn't

calculating the square root and then putting it is the best option for me mow

[austere anchor]

bc i mean

i do believe it is pretty easy to use

[bitter token]

[valid jetty]

wtfff nice lol

[valid jetty]

??

whats so bad about this

[deep mulch]

nice

[spark tiger]

what’s sympy, why not just math

[spark tiger]

this huge, gratz!!

[austere anchor]

finds solutions analytically and not just a numerical approximation

i.e. a computer algebra system (CAS)

[spark tiger]

not really sure what exactly that means, but aight 👍

[austere anchor]

in easier terms it just means it keeps the sqrt() parts for you instead of turning that into a number

like if you do sqrt(2) it will give you sqrt(2) and not 1.414...

hopefully that makes sense

[fleet cedar]

You can't have methods on the number 2 either

That's usually not considered a noteworthy limitation

Impls are on types, not values

[valid jetty]

think the difference between something like mathway/wolfram and your scientific calculator

mathway and wolfram have ways to represent unknown values (and represent expressions as a result, like polynomials and indefinite integrals)

a scientific calculator doesn’t have a way to represent generic expressions with unknowns, it just computes the result based on calculations you define

the “unknowns” you can set aren’t really unknown because they must have a value for the calculator to use them

even if you want to do something like a derivative with the scientific calculator you need to define the value of x for which you’re differentiating

a CAS system can just represent the “expression” of the derivative instead of evaluating at a definite value

[jade stone]

does anyone how i can prevent the text from going off the screen with css

ive tried max-width, but that hasnt worked

[frosty obsidian]

word-wrap

some form of wrapping

assuming you already have max width set to 100%

[jade stone]

ah, that worked with max-width set to 100vw

tysm

[frosty obsidian]

in your case it wasn't wrapping because it was technically all one word

[jade stone]

love

[nimble bone]

its a feature

[delicate grove]

Alright @dense sand, in 7 hours, 53 minutes and 44 seconds: pos test

[royal nymph]

https://x.com/scheminglunatic/status/1891758441036656868

alcuin ❄️ (@scheminglunatic) on X

X · Feb 18, 2025, 7:55 AM

[fleet cedar]

What's the rooster

[royal nymph]

no idea lmao

[austere anchor]

the Coq proof assistant

[royal nymph]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coq_(software)

[austere anchor]

i love coq !

[hoary sluice]

incorrect.

calling ur language coq is crazy

[austere anchor]

have you heard of the https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cox–Zucker_machine

[blazing haven]

xddddd

[austere anchor]

@fleet cedar current status

😭

[fleet cedar]

If all variants have that field, refactor it to a struct Img3Tag { tag: [u8; 4], ty: Img3TagType }

[austere anchor]

the problem is, if i try to refactor it then i would also have problems with (de)serialization

[hoary sluice]

surely theres a macro for this

[austere anchor]

how 2 make

[gaunt skiff]

how to make vencord plugin

[dense sand]

Learn javascript and webpack shit

[spark tiger]

https://docs.vencord.dev/

[gaunt skiff]

💖

[delicate grove]

@dense sand, <t:1739880376:R>: pos test

[dense sand]

Thank

[viscid grove]

#🏥-vencord-support-🏥 is closed so asking here ig
i synced my branch, but it won't build

[royal nymph]

[viscid grove]

oh wait yeah i think lockfile is out of date oops

sorry

oh also is it normal that discord always crashes on startup then recovers since the class roll a few weeks ago?

I did try removing userplugins a while ago and i think it still happened

[royal nymph]

that's a you issue

it tells you the file even

NewPluginsModal.tsx

[hushed pebble]

why is Coq a "soylang" 😭

[hoary sluice]

it uses uppercase keywords and its not a real programming language

its lobotomized haskell

[viscid grove]

what's a soylang

[ionic lake]

anything considered a corny or bad programming language is a soy language

but you use what you like, don't let others influence what you should use

[viscid grove]

/run

+[------->++<]>+.----.-[++>---<]>+.--[->++++<]>-.+[->+++<]>+.+++..[++>---<]>--.+[->+++<]>+.+++++++++++.

[rugged berry]

Here is your brainfuck(2.7.3) output @viscid grove

ok will do```

[fleet cedar]

Since when does discord have bf syntax highlighting

[viscid grove]

idk, but a while

probably was just added whenever syntax highlighting was added

[fleet cedar]

Yeah it's not like they made the highlight themselves, it's just hljs isn't it

[royal nymph]

every programming language is inherently a soylang

[formal belfry]

excluding Swift

[spark tiger]

it even has brainfuck but not zig

iirc

[deep mulch]

including

[formal belfry]

excluding

[steel scroll]

HELP ME

@deep mulch

[deep mulch]

how

[steel scroll]

youhave tofriend me

this is a new account

[fleet cedar]

Sounds like a scam

[steel scroll]

Naurp

[fleet cedar]

That's barely even a word

[steel scroll]

Narup

[mellow phoenix]

I am all in, where do I send the money to invest?

[steel scroll]

send it to $caitlyn

why is everyone gulfs what did i miss

[fleet cedar]

Probably referencing a recent geopolitical moron

[mellow phoenix]

search up the gulf of mexico situation

[steel scroll]

yeah i saw

[deep mulch]

who are you @steel scroll

[steel scroll]

BRUH

[deep mulch]

hi

[steel scroll]

hi

halp @deep mulch

https://tenor.com/view/tole-tole-humble-cat-humble-fish-glo-glo-gif-5213219921735092029

[deep mulch]

tole tole

[steel scroll]

yes

[hushed pebble]

but it useful

[gaunt skiff]

how to learn TS for make vencord plugins

[still jolt]

step 1: learn TS
step 2: make vencord plugin
step 3: profit?

[lucid trail]

anyone doing the ccc

[hoary sluice]

there are a lot of things named ccc

cloudflight coding contest?

[lucid trail]

Canadian computing competition from UW (today)

[hoary sluice]

that was the only other option 😭

[spark tiger]

https://blog.rust-lang.org/2025/02/20/Rust-1.85.0.html

[dense sand]

does someone know why my width transition is not working?

[ionic lake]

what is this for

[supple whale]

because you're not transitioning

you're replacing

there's no "from" value

you change width from 64 to initial to 0

you need to do isOpen && "!w-64" and have w-0 on the top class list

@dense sand

anyways, transitioning width is a human sin and you should be whipped for it

[dense sand]

lmao

[dense sand]

what to use otherwise though

[supple whale]

read this article, it gives very good BASICS for making animations and transitions https://web.dev/articles/animations-guide

you should only ever transition css properties that dont cause layout shifts, recalculations and repaints

[dense sand]

bro im making a sidebar and i want it to open fluently -_-

[supple whale]

aka stuff like transform, opacity, and filters

[supple whale]

transform: translateX(-100%) to transform: translateX(0%), and ofc overflow hidden or clip depending on ur scroll support

it should actually be translate3d because that is even faster, but it requires brain capacity to create

a sidebar with a width transition will repaint your ENTIRE dom structure, all elements EVERY SINGLE FRAME

or at least all sibling and sub dom elements

[dense sand]

i suppose you would beat me up for this too(but the transition worked here for some reason)

[supple whale]

because as i said

you have a base value defined

[dense sand]

ohh

[supple whale]

and just hard override it

[dense sand]

hmm

[supple whale]

but yes

your balls should be twisted for that

[dense sand]

[supple whale]

you're essentially causing this:

which is painful

almost everyone i see has this exact problem

which is painful to watch

which is also why noone does sidebars, because no matter what u do you will tank ur performance

[dense sand]

welp i hope that atleast the ui libraries like radix solve these things

[austere anchor]

v nice, been 4 years since last edition

[spark tiger]

yep

[austere anchor]

when will they stabilize if let ... = ... && cond... tho 😭

[ionic lake]

my default is nightly

[austere anchor]

I hate having pyramids in my code

[ionic lake]

apart from the rust analyzer whining, working on nightly is good

[supple whale]

via overlay sidebars yeah

[austere anchor]

users trying to compile your code

💀

[ionic lake]

you can fix that a tiny bit

[fleet cedar]

Why would they do that

[ionic lake]

most likely newer glibc issues

[fleet cedar]

Someone hasn't found the releases section

[ionic lake]

the entitlement in open source is insane

[hoary sluice]

the art of not caring is a wonderful phenomenon

[supple whale]

depressing that none of my chromium bug reports ever get fixed

https://cdn.discordapp.com/emojis/765237394869190666.webp?size=48&name=deadinside~1

[placid cape]

[fallen nebula]

Makes me happy every time i see it

[hoary sluice]

@calm ruin are u a girl

[calm ruin]

MALE

[hoary sluice]

😭

[calm ruin]

why did u sob react bro

[hoary sluice]

i wanted a 56 year old turkish girl

[calm ruin]

sorry

you can come turkey if u want that

[valid jetty]

i WISH

so many things could be compacted if i had that

[austere anchor]

i currently have pyramids in my code from this not being stabilized

vexedtomato

[deep mulch]

@valid jetty have you done AES encryption

[void leaf]

could you hypothetically set up a mirror of a repo for the contents of a file and not the actual file itself

like the contents of the file, I want mirrored to a different one, but I wanna name the file something else

[hoary sluice]

im the new rosie

rosie has become an ai

[supple whale]

so the fucking Google WebView bug which crashes when any WASM is loaded, not is preventing me from releasing my app, and I can't do ANYTHING about it

yeah thanks google....

https://cdn.discordapp.com/emojis/714176329251291219.gif?size=48&animated=true&name=tif

[atomic brook]

Rewrite it fully in js

[supple whale]

it is full JS

i have compiled WASM into JS

issue is

CHECKING if the device supports WASM ALSO insta crashes all active webviews

!!!!

[atomic brook]

Huh

Why do you need wasm then

Or I'm stupid

[supple whale]

because the JS compiled version is an order of magnitude slower

so if i want any form of performant rendering, i need WASM

the JS fallback is for dogshit devices which dont support WASM at all

but the try-catch will do fuckall in this case, as it insa crashes the webview

[supple whale]

well

it is not wasm

!!!!

WTFFF

its this:

its:

const subarray = new Uint8ClampedArray([255, 0, 255, 0, 255]).subarray(1, 5)
await createImageBitmap(new ImageData(subarray, 1))

this is enoguh to crash webviews

[hoary sluice]

isnt a Uint8ClampedArray just an array

[royal nymph]

an array that holds u8s and clamps them 🔥

[hoary sluice]

so a u8 array??

[royal nymph]

does it only crash with invalid image data?

or is it every subarray

[supple whale]

thats valid imagedata sir

its just subarray specifically

[supple whale]

no

slice doesnt crash

subarray aka a view reference does

but only on arm32bit devices that are running androidtv

its something fucky with hardware acceleration

[supple whale]

they are VERY different

uint8clamped is nice for rendering

since u dont need to validate ur data if it goes crazy

it clamps it for you

[hoary sluice]

oh i thought clamped as in squished together

like next to each other

[supple whale]

[royal nymph]

so specific

does it actually matter 😭

[supple whale]

yes lol

[royal nymph]

you use that?

[supple whale]

almost every android tv is 32 bit

there are like 3 models in the entire world out of like 9k

which arent 32 bit

this bug impacts like 40% of my androidTV userbase

android automatically defaults to 32 bit when it has <4GB of RAM

which tells u a lot about the hardware capabilities of androidTVs

anyways, doesnt stop me from running my electron app on them

https://cdn.discordapp.com/emojis/1293934183307022387.webp?size=48&name=troll_unhinged

next goal: electron on android auto

thats the last champion to conquer

[royal nymph]

idk tell them to not use a tv?

[supple whale]

sir

my app is about watching video

tvs are made to display video

idk what u expect

[royal nymph]

yop on a PC

fuck tvs

[supple whale]

thats giving up userbase for no reason

android tv users pay a lot of apps

so they'll buy anything

also being able to say "hey my singular codebase runs on phones, tvs, pcs both windows and linux, macs, laptops and vr headsets" is quite a flex

nodejs is trully what java promised to be and then failed to deliver

[valid jetty]

lol the point is that it holds exactly u8s

numbers in js are 64 bit floats so it’s a breath of fresh air to have precision

[supple whale]

no, the point is that it doesnt mod by 255 like normal uint8

[valid jetty]

oh well yea that too

[supple whale]

because uint8 also holds exactly u8s

[valid jetty]

yaya but i thought eagely asked if that is just a normal array

[supple whale]

but yeah, it is not an array, its a typed array, and they are VERY different interfaces

they have some simmilarities, like indexes and iteration

but their mutability and underlying data is a LOT different

since in typed arrays underlying data is direct memory, it lets u work with memory exactly like in C/C++

you can create a memory view, write u32 data to it, then read parts as u8 etc

and W3C APIs provide a lot of interfaces with said memory views, for example you can simply convert any data into an image, so you can take webassembly program memory, and render it as an image:

because why not, javascript will let you!

[mellow phoenix]

vwb 1053445009824821308

[elder yarrow]

bro is not banne

[dense sand]

god i hate how bukkit plugin system works

if a plugin depends on another plugin, youre basically forced to use singleton pattern 💀

i mean there are serviceloaders but no one uses that

[placid cape]

well yea bukkit plugin system is based on singleton pattern

[dense sand]

yea im just complaining cause it was a good idea back in 2010s xdd

but now

horrendous