🪅-progaming

[supple whale]

but it very brokey

[valid jetty]

@hoary sluice look at how fast this is

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/1299845889082392636/1345144477542514829/b.mov?ex=67c37aeb&is=67c2296b&hm=e6549116f1fc9959648ba02368bbc3539f8b71e2d8c3912bf2e0b9e15fadc845&

latex could never

[hoary sluice]

you dont need to convince me

i wont use it for a thesis i alr wrote and i will use it afterwards

[valid jetty]

lmao im not trying to convince you im like backlogging all the time i lost not using this in the past

[hoary sluice]

ok backlog me 100h

[formal belfry]

kernel demo

https://github.com/nnyyxxxx/kernel

[ornate quiver]

woahhhh cooool

[valid jetty]

oh my god FINALLY

if you enable japanese mode the english version goes away obviously

but finally its themed

[formal belfry]

simple vim like text editor in my kernel : )

[neon quarry]

@deep mulch hop off fake husk

[dense sand]

Anyone here uses trpc

[formal belfry]

line numbers

[cerulean plover]

WHAT IS THAT

[viscid grove]

IT'S A :HUSK: FROM A SERVER THAT IS EITHER INVITE-ONLY OR UNAVAILABLE. LEARN MORE ABOUT USING CUSTOM EMOJIS.

[balmy lintel]

husk blacklisted

[dense sand]

why is my presence.nvim rpc not showing >:(

[valid jetty]

https://github.com/MichiganTypeScript/typescript-types-only-wasm-runtime @hoary sluice

[supple whale]

it bothers me when people so talented missuse those talents

this is cool as shit, but that guy could have made so many cooler things with his time and knowledge

[hoary sluice]

have u seen doom

[valid jetty]

this wasm runtime was built to run doom

[hoary sluice]

ik

[proven summit]

anyone know how to add a discord reaction using js

[valid jetty]

this is probably as far as it will go

this wasm runtime lets us run doom and play bad apple and then it will probably die from thereon

[dense sand]

@valid jetty stop baiting me with the avatar decoration

[supple whale]

we need an animate-none plugin

we have animate-all but not animate-none

:/

[placid cape]

using japanese for programming is weird heh

make japanese support for elle

[valid jetty]

lol yeah thats kinda the gimmick

its a language made in elle

https://github.com/acquitelol/ichigo/blob/mistress/docs/main.typ

anyway yeah typst is so simple and makes almost perfect sense except the context basically erasing the type of the value and not giving you a way to cast it back

[placid cape]

You're doing this only for fun or?

[valid jetty]

nope its a project for school

the actual compiler part and the japanese part is for fun i could get full marks doing something way easier

but this would go well on my portfolio for when i wanna go to japan for university

[hoary sluice]

why are you so set on japan

[valid jetty]

too deep in it now

[dense sand]

i get her

[austere anchor]

have u gone to japan

[valid jetty]

not yet

[placid cape]

👍

[placid cape]

go skiing in japan

[deep mulch]

@valid jetty hiii

[valid jetty]

@deep mulch why do you husk everything

[native spruce]

@woven mesa what do I add to readme

[woven mesa]

cute readme

[deep mulch]

I don't

[woven mesa]

say that keybinds can be rebound

[native spruce]

oki

[jade stone]

[native spruce]

@woven mesa honestly I can't believe theres apis for this

[woven mesa]

true

please change truncation preference to trailing

@formal belfry help

@native spruce

horror cpu usage

[native spruce]

thread 1 moment

whats happening there

[woven mesa]

visualiser audio processing

[native spruce]

using webhook for logs

https://tenor.com/view/touhou-kaguya-hair-explode-bald-gif-11545623636914961217

[woven mesa]

nooo

@native spruce

its this

[native spruce]

funny music tracker

does it upload the image

[woven mesa]

unfortunately yea

but its the 50x50 thumbnail

it also calculates accent color to use for the embed

[spark tiger]

https://youtu.be/Aq_41RD-yYU
this whole situation is so confusing. the extension was pulled down, the developer received a lot of hate but… there isn’t any evidence it was shipping malware??? the only “proof” we got so far is that a “security researcher” literally just pasted the extension name into some virustotal-like site for extensions and it showed “malware!!!!”

but on the other hand why did the developer clear git history, change repo name, delete all issues

”a deep analysis”
uses some free website

[winged mantle]

surely it would be easy to reverse engineer a vscode extension

[supple whale]

this remind me of people flaming Mr beast for saying being poor is better because it's simpler, but he never said that just some journalists made it up and it went mainstream

XD

[formal belfry]

.

that feels so familiar

didnt that guy make an issue on zed or something

ah yes

https://github.com/Codextor/zed-material-theme/issues/1

https://github.com/zed-industries/extensions/issues/1644

https://github.com/vira-theme/vira-theme-support/discussions/1

looks like he tried re uploading it lol

[hoary sluice]

i watched the video a few days ago but wasnt really paying attention an he was analyzing some obfuscated js, is that not the "malicious code"?

[spark tiger]

correct but the thing is nobody has been able to identify what is malicious there

[ornate quiver]

why is obfuscated code even allowed on the free marketplace

braindead decision

[dense sand]

dont use any extensions and you wont have any problems

[ornate quiver]

iirc I heard that one of the obfuscated files contained a string that flagged the AV which was called "getLoginProviders"
that's apparently a vsc API for obtaining system login providers

can't find the video right now

[hoary sluice]

why does a theme need js anyways

[dense sand]

BABE WAKE UP new 1h theo video dropped!!

isnt this like his 4th video on this

move on bro 😭

[formal belfry]

lol

[balmy lintel]

theo is a retard

[formal belfry]

lmao

[placid cape]

Material theme?

[placid cape]

agree

[dense sand]

what else

[fallen nebula]

That's not nice to retards...

[royal nymph]

onfuscated extension code should just be banned

[bitter thistle]

is this #nerd-talk

[still jolt]

no this is #🪅-progaming ​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

[bitter thistle]

I do love gaming at average 20 fps

[formal belfry]

gaming mid

[valid jetty]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TS0C_pt08Go

peak youtube

[dense sand]

i love mr zozin

[valid jetty]

same

lol

it keeps going tho

[formal belfry]

wtf 💀

[dense sand]

the streams are actually pretty entertaining

i just put it on second monitor

[valid jetty]

yeah lmao

so many of my elle features are inspired by things i see from zozin streams

that $scoped thing i made a while ago was entirely taken from c3

nyaboom~6

[dense sand]

wait can you compile C to wasm

[valid jetty]

through llvm yes

[dense sand]

wait what main is not a native method 😭

nor is <init>

hop on gdb 😭

[valid jetty]

nowadays the scoped thing would be more complicated because theres multiple allocators so it would look like

fn mem::scoped<T>(T *new_allocator, fn *callback, void *arg) @alias("$scoped") {
    // capture existing allocator's dynamic fields
    allocator := #env.allocator.inner;
    alloc := #env.allocator.alloc;
    realloc := #env.allocator.realloc;
    free := #env.allocator.free;
    free_self := #env.allocator.free_self;

    #set_allocator(new_allocator); // this internally sets all the fields
    callback(arg);

    // set back to original
    #env.allocator.inner = allocator;    
    #env.allocator.alloc = alloc;
    #env.allocator.realloc = realloc;
    #env.allocator.free = free;
    #env.allocator.free_self = free_self;
}
``` which is evil

i feel like i might make a #clone() builtin function which takes a struct and recreates it with all its fields set to the current ones which would make this just

fn mem::scoped<T>(T *new_allocator, fn *callback, void *arg) @alias("$scoped") {
    orig := #clone(#env.allocator);
    #set_allocator(new_allocator);
    callback(arg);
    #env.allocator = orig;
}
``` idk about the memory usage tho

[valid jetty]

you can compile any language which compiles to llvm to wasm

thats one of the IR's targets

you can even view the IR of some C function with -S -emit-llvm

[dense sand]

thats nice actually

[valid jetty]

useful for me when i wanna compare qbe to llvm idk

it is a little obfuscated because they add a billion attributes

[dense sand]

will i get banned for
https://i.imgflip.com/9m0l7f.gif

[valid jetty]

nope

@dense sand look at this function

#include <stdio.h>

int main() {
    volatile int a = 1;
    volatile int b = 2;
    printf("%d\n", a + b);
    return 0;
}

[dense sand]

yes im looking

[valid jetty]

if i do cc test.c -S -emit-llvm -o test.ll i get this mess lmao

[dense sand]

can elle target this

[valid jetty]

nop not yet

but look at how much more minimal that llvm can be

target triple = "arm64-apple-macosx13.0.0"

@.str = private unnamed_addr constant [4 x i8] c"%d\0A\00", align 1
define i32 @main() {
  %1 = alloca i32, align 4
  %2 = alloca i32, align 4
  %3 = alloca i32, align 4
  store i32 0, i32* %1, align 4
  store volatile i32 1, i32* %2, align 4
  store volatile i32 2, i32* %3, align 4
  %4 = load volatile i32, i32* %2, align 4
  %5 = load volatile i32, i32* %3, align 4
  %6 = add nsw i32 %4, %5
  %7 = call i32 (i8*, ...) @printf(i8* getelementptr inbounds ([4 x i8], [4 x i8]* @.str, i64 0, i64 0), i32 %6)
  ret i32 0
}

declare i32 @printf(i8*, ...)

elle's is about that simple i think,

[dense sand]

holy shit which idiot said to themselves: "lets write the whole jvm docs in big endian", but left the access modifier constants in LE

awesome

and i was wondering why my public methods are marked as native

[valid jetty]

this program

use std/io;

fn main() {
    x := 1;
    y := 2;
    io::cprintf("%d\n", x + y);
}
``` spits out this
```llvm
data $.274 = { b "%d\n", b 0 }
export function w $main() {
@start
    %y.addr.273 =l alloc8 4
    %x.addr.271 =l alloc8 4
    storew 1, %x.addr.271
    storew 2, %y.addr.273
    %x.270 =w loadw %x.addr.271
    %y.272 =w loadw %y.addr.273
    %tmp.275 =w add %x.270, %y.272
    %tmp.276 =w call $printf(l $.274, ..., w %tmp.275)
    ret 0
}
``` lmao

not bad

[ivory heath]

I would not be excited for his uploads. theyre usually slop he stole from someone else with little of his own input or even sometimes wrong and tried to basically reupload the entirety of someone else content before and baby raged when they flagged it/complained

[dense sand]

it was a joke bro

[ivory heath]

ah

[dense sand]

who would even enjoy yapping 1 hour about change in licensing

i mean yea its important

[ivory heath]

me, i love FOSS drama

[dense sand]

but dont milk it like this

[ivory heath]

tells me who i need to avoid

[dense sand]

btw, is there any way to add extension to some arbitrary app to support discord rp?

id need to tamper with the application itself right

[fleet cedar]

Discord roleplay

[supple whale]

a week of work in 2 pictures:

[elder scaffold]

Well youd need a way to get the information to display

[formal belfry]

class SettingsSlider: UISlider {
    private var userDefaultsKey: String
    
    init(in range: ClosedRange<Float>, forKey userDefaultsKey: String, minimumImage: UIImage? = nil, maximumImage: UIImage? = nil) {
        self.userDefaultsKey = userDefaultsKey
        super.init(frame: .zero)
        setupSlider(in: range, minimumImage: minimumImage, maximumImage: maximumImage)
    }
    
    required init?(coder: NSCoder) {
        fatalError("init(coder:) has not been implemented")
    }
    
    private func setupSlider(in range: ClosedRange<Float>, minimumImage: UIImage?, maximumImage: UIImage?) {
        self.minimumValue = range.lowerBound
        self.maximumValue = range.upperBound
        self.minimumValueImage = minimumImage
        self.maximumValueImage = maximumImage
        
        self.setValue(110, forKey: "sliderStyle")
        
        self.tintColor = .label
        self.value = UserDefaults.standard.float(forKey: userDefaultsKey)
        
        self.addTarget(self, action: #selector(sliderDidChangeValue), for: .valueChanged)
    }
    
    @objc private func sliderDidChangeValue() {
        UserDefaults.standard.set(self.value, forKey: userDefaultsKey)
    }
}

@woven mesa

fix

[woven mesa]

i just remembered something

[formal belfry]

pleadcookie

[woven mesa]

im on mobile

[formal belfry]

fix it anwyay

hold on

[formal belfry]

https://monaco.maize.lol/class SettingsSlider%3A UISlider { private var userDefaultsKey%3A String init(in range%3A ClosedRange<Float>%2C forKey userDefaultsKey%3A String%2C minimumImage%3A UIImage%3F %3D nil%2C maximumImage%3A UIImage%3F %3D nil) { self.userDefaultsKey %3D userDefaultsKey super.init(frame%3A .zero) setupSlider(in%3A range%2C minimumImage%3A minimumImage%2C maximumImage%3A maximumImage) } required init%3F(coder%3A NSCoder) { fatalError("init(coder%3A) has not been implemented") } private func setupSlider(in range%3A ClosedRange<Float>%2C minimumImage%3A UIImage%3F%2C maximumImage%3A UIImage%3F) { self.minimumValue %3D range.lowerBound self.maximumValue %3D range.upperBound self.minimumValueImage %3D minimumImage self.maximumValueImage %3D maximumImage self.setValue(110%2C forKey%3A "sliderStyle") self.tintColor %3D .label self.value %3D UserDefaults.standard.float(forKey%3A userDefaultsKey) self.addTarget(self%2C action%3A %23selector(sliderDidChangeValue)%2C for%3A .valueChanged) } %40objc private func sliderDidChangeValue() { UserDefaults.standard.set(self.value%2C forKey%3A userDefaultsKey) } } ?lang=swift

kinda long link

ignore

[woven mesa]

best service ever

fr

love

[formal belfry]

despite the url it is really useful

xdd

[woven mesa]

agree

ur so cool

[formal belfry]

I will improve this at some point

[woven mesa]

[formal belfry]

proper api

[woven mesa]

dw oomf im on my mac now anyways

[formal belfry]

do you think it is because i am subclassing uislider

im not sure

[woven mesa]

probably

[formal belfry]

i will try casting to uislider or something idfk

[woven mesa]

link(to: wagoowagoo())

[formal belfry]

wagwan

[woven mesa]

struct VolumeView: View {
    var body: some View {
        Vol()
            .frame(height: 100)
            .padding()
    }
    
    struct Vol: UIViewRepresentable {
        func makeUIView(context: Context) -> some UIView {
            let view = MPVolumeView()
            
            let config = (NSClassFromString("_UISliderFluidConfiguration") as! NSObject.Type).init()
            config.setValue(17, forKey: "stretchLimit")
            config.setValue(2, forKey: "expansionFactor")
            config.setValue(UIBlurEffect(style: .systemThickMaterialLight), forKey: "minimumTrackEffect")
            config.setValue(UIBlurEffect(style: .systemUltraThinMaterialLight), forKey: "maximumTrackEffect")
            
            let slider = view.subviews.first(where: { $0 is UISlider }) as? UISlider
            slider?.setValue(110, forKey: "sliderStyle")
            slider?.setValue(config, forKey: "sliderConfiguration")
            slider?.minimumValueImage = UIImage(systemName: "speaker.fill")
            slider?.maximumValueImage = UIImage(systemName: "speaker.wave.3.fill")
            slider?.tintColor = .white
            
            return view
        }
        func updateUIView(_ uiView: UIViewType, context: Context) {
        }
    }
}```

@formal belfry hug

@formal belfry give ur usage of the class

[formal belfry]

class LayoutSettingsViewController: SettingsViewController {
    override var data: [SettingSection] {
        return [
            SettingSection(cells: [
                SettingsHStack {
                    SettingsSlider(
                        in: 40...110,
                        forKey: "explorerCellHeight",
                        minimumImage: UIImage(systemName: "rectangle.arrowtriangle.2.outward")
                    )
                    SettingsSlider(
                        in: 20...60,
                        forKey: "explorerCellWidth",
                        minimumImage: UIImage(systemName: "rectangle.portrait.arrowtriangle.2.inward")
                    )
                },
                SettingsHStack {
                    SettingsSlider(
                        in: 0...46,
                        forKey: "explorerCellIconSize",
                        minimumImage: UIImage(systemName: "doc.text.viewfinder")
                    )
                }
            ])
        ]
    }

[woven mesa]

which one do i test

[formal belfry]

idk

                    SettingsSlider(
                        in: 20...60,
                        forKey: "explorerCellWidth",
                        minimumImage: UIImage(systemName: "rectangle.portrait.arrowtriangle.2.inward")
                    )

[woven mesa]

which one did the error come from

check the callstack

[formal belfry]

well all of them

[woven mesa]

also bc it just worked for me

[formal belfry]

lol

huuh

[woven mesa]

yop

tested in meret

[formal belfry]

wait is this ios 18 only or something

b

[woven mesa]

ios 16.4+ iirc

@formal belfry what ios ver

[formal belfry]

16.7

[woven mesa]

should work

[formal belfry]

ugh

I will make a bridging header maybe

[woven mesa]

note that the property is named _sliderStyle

[formal belfry]

I know

u stole this from sebjvidal didnt you

huh??

[austere anchor]

smh i spent like an hour trying to get dyld to download so I can RE this #🌺-regulars message

[formal belfry]

yea that dude already did this https://x.com/SebJVidal/status/1878372898068369544

[woven mesa]

i mean i saw this on twitter

[austere anchor]

o might not exist then

[woven mesa]

i wrote the code myself

[austere anchor]

only 110

!

[formal belfry]

a

[woven mesa]

like my impl

[woven mesa]

this

[formal belfry]

The Cube

[woven mesa]

is very diff to his

i didnt use headers

i used flex

trolley

then i used key value

[formal belfry]

flex is so fucking awesome

[woven mesa]

ikr

should i recreate apple’s uislider properly

in swiftui

[austere anchor]

how

[woven mesa]

effort

[formal belfry]

this might only be in ios 17

but limneos does not have 16.4 headers or anything i guess

[woven mesa]

oh

i can test on my moms iphone x

[formal belfry]

it probably is

whatever

[formal belfry]

do

sebjvidal was using ios 18 for it too

INSANE https://fixupx.com/SebJVidal/status/1886868130527400228

@native spruce @woven mesa

[woven mesa]

i still use office 2007 on my macbook

[formal belfry]

im gonna detect when you shake your phone in filemasu and delete the current directory

[woven mesa]

@austere anchor need to switch more stuff to bg threads

[austere anchor]

fr

[woven mesa]

also i fixed a bug and then reimplemented said bug

to do with playback position advertised to ios on play and pause

@austere anchor the bug is i shouldn’t tell ios playback position when play pause from remote command source

[austere anchor]

hm

[native spruce]

goes hard honestly

[nimble bone]

apple invites so good

(its still a glorified calendar)

[valid jetty]

@austere anchor do you know if there is a way to programmatically turn kanji into romaji because i honestly don’t think that object files can have unicode as symbol names much less the IR i’m using

[austere anchor]

did u forget that kanji can have multiple readings

troll~4

[valid jetty]

ugh right

i will probably just give them a unique id and resolve it at compile time then because i will need to map functions like プリント to printf anyway lmao

my brain was so fried because i was putting my function names to 足す and 倍 as if that’s the only reading for them

[native spruce]

@woven mesa im making clipper apache 2.0, is that okay

[woven mesa]

yeah

[native spruce]

https://tenor.com/view/march-7th-honkai-star-rail-gif-23373039

[signal oak]

Apache 2.0 is a permissive open-source license allowing you to:

• Use, modify, and distribute the software freely, even for commercial purposes.
• Grant a sublicense
• No copyleft obligation: Modifications don't have to be open-sourced.
• Patent grant: It protects you from patent infringement claims.

You must:

• Include the Apache 2.0 license and copyright notice in your distribution.

Essentially, you can do almost anything with the code as long as you give credit to the original authors and preserve the license.

[native spruce]

I will probably make clipper list gh contributors

from the gh api

since that would be cool I think

[woven mesa]

agreed

[spark tiger]

https://x.com/kai_fall/status/1895853749035548805

Kai Fall (@kai_fall) on X

you are in no position to dictate what we can and can't do with our memory

X · Mar 1, 2025, 3:08 PM

[spark tiger]

not blobcatcozy

[valid jetty]

why is this surprisingly really easy

especially in elle i thought this would be harder

[valid jetty]

i loveeeee

[valid jetty]

@austere anchor i figured out a way to encode these kanji names into objects!!

[足す: _56337Y4BTE, 同一: _46IY7Z5YQA, メイン: _46B27Y4CU7RY7MY]

i base32 encode the bytes from the unicode string

fn string::to_base32(string input) -> string {
    alphabet := "ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ234567";
    output := "";
    buffer := 0;
    bits_left := 0;

    for byte in input {
        buffer = (buffer << 8) | byte;
        bits_left += 8;

        while bits_left >= 5 {
            bits_left -= 5;
            output.push(alphabet[(buffer >> bits_left) & 0x1F]);
        }
    }

    if bits_left > 0 {
        output.push(alphabet[(buffer << (5 - bits_left)) & 0x1F]);
    }

    return output;
}

and i believe this is RFC 4648 compliant because i used 2..7 not 0..5

i also found uhhh https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Punycode but its way too complicated imo

[native spruce]

@woven mesa I somehow added 7 break points in a single line

WHAT THE FUCK

[valid jetty]

@placid cape xd

variable declaration

src

関数　同一（整数　x）『
    返す　x。
』

関数　メイン（）『
    整数　テスト　＝　同一（39）。
    プリント（テスト）。
』

[royal nymph]

@nimble bone fix

[nimble bone]

yop im setting up docker

[placid cape]

Oh my god

[dense sand]

miku reference?

[cerulean plover]

dont worry it will only be another 2 days

[valid jetty]

it’s gonna be so good,,,

[formal belfry]

my kernel now has a movable cursor

[ornate quiver]

WTF

imagine trying to reverse engineer that

[valid jetty]

love

[ornate quiver]

seeing insane symbols

[valid jetty]

LMAO

it will be beautiful because as i realized this isnt even compliant base32

[formal belfry]

lol

[valid jetty]

プリント encodes to 4OBZPY4DVLRYHM7DQOEA in python but 46BZ7Y4DV7RY7M7DQ6EA in the elle impl and i have no idea why

because its similar enough but just not quite

[balmy lintel]

problems im glad im never going to encounter in my life

[sullen wing]

templeOS speedrun

[formal belfry]

lol

https://tenor.com/view/terry-davis-gif-3657171054169349186

[sullen wing]

i would have no idea where to start (i'm your average python pleb)

[formal belfry]

this helped me a lot

https://wiki.osdev.org/Expanded_Main_Page

[sullen wing]

"Recuired knowlage:Assembly: knowledge about the low-level language Assembly." oh god

:salute:

[formal belfry]

lol

https://tenor.com/view/terry-davis-terry-davis-dancing-grooving-gif-21148913

my whole kernel is only 5000 loc including asm and header files

[valid jetty]

assembly isn’t that hard to learn?

[dense sand]

Its actually quite easy lol

Everything you need to learn is system v abi and register operations

[valid jetty]

lol yeah

and if you know C well already it’s easy to transfer your knowledge of memory to it

[ornate quiver]

wait until you start getting into multithreading and architecture specific behavior

trolldayruined~2

[dense sand]

Async await in asm when

[sullen wing]

yea if you know c probably not but as your average python enjoyer who has never had to think about a garbage collector in thier life it's still pretty hard i would imagine

[elder scaffold]

That person isnt at the level of writing a kernel lol

Unless you manage to write a kernel entirely with python

[sullen wing]

unlikely since python itself is a 2 gig program based in c

so its still c

[elder scaffold]

Did I say it was possible?

[sullen wing]

https://tenor.com/view/scooby-doo-fred-jones-unmasking-mask-original-gif-15500596655549659645

this but its just python to c

[sullen wing]

fair

[formal belfry]

windows

[spark tiger]

this sounds cool as heck but i don’t really get what part of the code was generated by their x360 recompiler tool like all the code seems to be written by hand with class names, field names and stuff
https://github.com/hedge-dev/UnleashedRecomp

[valid jetty]

strings!!

[placid cape]

C is just a syntax sugar around asm

[fleet cedar]

That hasn't been true for the last 30 years but sure

[hoary sluice]

everything is syntax sugar around asm

asm is syntax sugar around machine code

[fleet cedar]

If you have a very "creative" definition of syntax sugar perhaps

[hoary sluice]

any syntax that is an easier way of writing the same thing

[fleet cedar]

Asm isn't even valid syntax in most languages

Ergo, most languages are not syntax sugar for asm

[hoary sluice]

does asm!() count 🥺

[hoary sluice]

does syntax sugar imply that desugared syntax is legal too tho

[fleet cedar]

Yes

[hoary sluice]

not imo

at least when comparing different languages

ok nvm the original definition implies you can use the verbose form

[deep mulch]

Rosie do you ever sleep

[runic sundial]

YOU LOVE

C++

AUTO

Astolfo_waa_FB

THIS

WILL SORT a

COPY

YOU NEED

&

on the other side

to sort a REFERENCE

mord

[fleet cedar]

std::ranges::sort(structInfo.getFieldInfos(), std::greater(), &FieldInfo::getNumUses);

[valid jetty]

screw hello world

i have function calls working altogether

this source code

関数　テスト（）『
    返す　「テスト　にゃ〜」。
』

関数 メイン（）『
    プリント（テスト（））。
』
``` compiles to
```llvm
export data $tmp.1 = { b "テスト　にゃ〜", b 0 }
export function l $_E38386E382B9E38388() {
@start
    ret $tmp.1
}
export function w $main() {
@start
    %tmp.3 =l call $_E38386E382B9E38388()
    %tmp.2 =w call $puts(l %tmp.3)
    ret 0
}

[valid jetty]

@deep mulch

unhusk

[deep mulch]

nop

[runic sundial]

what the fuckkkk

[runic sundial]

Where did you get this and why can't i import it

PISSED

[fleet cedar]

https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/algorithm/ranges/sort

[runic sundial]

Ok works now

thanks

[dense sand]

who th thought to themselves that using a new table to make many to many relations is a good idea

[runic sundial]

YOU LOVE

many to many

relations

[dense sand]

no

ive got no idea how to implement it in drizzle

[fleet cedar]

I support polyamory

[runic sundial]

wtf is that thing

[dense sand]

C++ bad

use pure C

[fleet cedar]

Stdlib code is very ugly

[dense sand]

for gigachad

[runic sundial]

bro im just tryina keep my own code

clean

[dense sand]

my code is very clean too

wow i think i cooked many to many relation in drizzle

im an sql master now

[runic sundial]

i need a logging header fr

this is ass

[fleet cedar]

Use log4j

[dense sand]

bruh i dont have img perms

i cant even react

[runic sundial]

im so sorry

[dense sand]

you should be

#define LOG_STATUS_INFO  39
#define LOG_STATUS_WARN  33
#define LOG_STATUS_ERROR 31
#define LOG_STATUS_DEBUG 90

void log_message(int status, const char *format, ...);

#define info(message, ...) log_message(LOG_STATUS_INFO, message, ##__VA_ARGS__)
#define warn(message, ...) log_message(LOG_STATUS_WARN, message, ##__VA_ARGS__)
#define error(message, ...) log_message(LOG_STATUS_ERROR, message, ##__VA_ARGS__)

#ifdef DEBUG
#define debug(message, ...) log_message(LOG_STATUS_DEBUG, message, ##__VA_ARGS__)
#else
#define debug(message, ...)
#endif

#endif

this is my logging header 😭

[fleet cedar]

#define is so cringe

[runic sundial]

My biggest gripe rn is that I don't see where I'm copying

or using by ref

like

? ? ?

[fleet cedar]

(🦀)

[dense sand]

its pretty smart, i dont have to create multiple functions

[runic sundial]

wow ok rust is gonna make it better

[dense sand]

just implement it once like

void log_message(int status, const char *format, ...)
{
    printf("\033[%dm[%s]: ", status, status == LOG_STATUS_INFO ? "INFO" : status == LOG_STATUS_WARN ? "WARN" : status == LOG_STATUS_ERROR ? "ERROR" : "DEBUG");
    va_list args;
    va_start(args, format);
    vprintf(format, args);
    va_end(args);
    printf("\033[39m\n");
}

[runic sundial]

IM FUCKING SURE

yeah

' as part of the syntax

get fucking real

It's not about it being "correct" it's about it being legible

[dense sand]

i still need to find a way to allocate classes properly

im not sure how to do it

[valid jetty]

..?

[dense sand]

im writing the jvm implementation

[valid jetty]

allocate big enough to hold all the fields + implicit fields

but ofc it’s dynamic so that also means allocating space for the tag of what kind it is and stuff right

[dense sand]

well if i would like to then retrieve field with a specific name, how would i exactly do that? cause i if i allocate 8 bytes for 2 integer fields, how do i distinct which of them is which

not sure if you get me exactly

• i need to take into an account fields from superclasses

[deep mulch]

@valid jetty Elle JVM when

[dense sand]

whenever the IR supports it

[fallen nebula]

regex is just the nicest tool guys

[dense sand]

i understand the regex as i write it but when i come back to it after 10 minutes im totally lost

[valid jetty]

..?

int buf[2];
uintptr x = (uintptr)buf;
*(x + 0); // first field
*(x + sizeof(int)); // second field
``` this is the exact same thing as allocating structs

[fallen nebula]

that's why you can make graphs out of it
or not skill issue :) /hj

[valid jetty]

oh

[dense sand]

yea but i get a field name, not the index the field is at with GETFIELD

[valid jetty]

yeah you need to calculate the offset into the struct manually lol

[dense sand]

yes

and well...

thats gonna be fun xD

i could align the field sizes

or make it extra fun

[valid jetty]

if a struct is like

struct Foo {
int x;
string foo;
int y;
}

and you want y, the offset is at buf + sizeof(int) + sizeof(string)

you can just iterate through the fields and add on their size to an accumulator until you reach the field you’re looking for

that’s what i’ve done for ages in elle

[dense sand]

i need to finish cli now(thats apparently more important than the actual fucntionality of the vm)

[valid jetty]

lmao

[dense sand]

yeah but this means that i have to get all the fields before that, calculate their size and dont forget about the superclases

very awesome

[valid jetty]

that shouldn’t be that hard..?

[dense sand]

yea but im not sure about its efficiency

[valid jetty]

the only hard part sounds like the superclasses

[dense sand]

as they say, premature optimizations are bad, so i shouldnt really look at performance until i measure

[fleet cedar]

Superclasses aren't either, just concatenate the members

With appropriate padding so they're aligned of course

[dense sand]

if i align every memory allocated for each field to 8 bytes, it would make everything much easier

but also variable sizes wouldnt matter then xD

[cursive beacon]

discord literally broke GitHub webhooks (New webhooks only)

[royal nymph]

you have to append /github to your webhook url

reading docs goes a long way

[cursive beacon]

i forgor lol

[austere anchor]

false given alignment/padding

[valid jetty]

you take that into account when calculating the size surely

lol

[deep mulch]

@valid jetty @royal nymph https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/491946292780728331/1346137363637866506/unknown-19-2.png?ex=67c7179d&is=67c5c61d&hm=e1709cfaca21d383eb5716fadc4f9ee23fa222a5234b77a55443808b5aff6ef6&

[winged meadow]

where can i find what patches to use to achieve my behaviour

(vencord plugin dev)

is there some documentation for that?

[supple whale]

nope, just hard reverse engineering and trial and error

[winged meadow]

kind of makes sense

[supple whale]

but general idea is:

• find what u want to patch
• find the code in discord's minified and mangled source u want to find, [breakpoints, stack traces etc help]
• find what vencord method is best to accomplish it
• trial and error until it works

[austere anchor]

always serial first, how else would you get the first few lines of UART?

[void leaf]

How is FireFox the only people who support animated FavIcons??

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1837261/how-to-animate-a-favicon

[winged mantle]

firefox is the best

[spark tiger]

yippie

[hoary sluice]

@placid cape almost done

https://github.com/eagely/voice-backend/commit/2f8a120ec420ed176159f51147b67ece2b028279

i can minimize and maximize windows now

adding all the other workspace features soon

and support for other window managers

[placid cape]

okay you're making a lot of progress

i should work on it again

currently i only have satellite (recognize, asr, sst)

[hoary sluice]

im just doing 1 commit a day

[placid cape]

👍

and you're using ws right?

[valid jetty]

i think i succeeded in what i set out to do from the beginning

関数　同一（整数　値）『
    返す　値。
』

関数　気持ち（）『
    返す　「大好き〜」。
』

関数　メイン（）『
    ※これはコメントです
    整数 フウ ＝　同一（39）。
    文字列　バル ＝　気持ち（）。
    プリント（「%dが%s:3\n」、フウ、バル）。
』

this all compiles properly

now i just need to add more features to pad the loc

it’s like 1500 atm but there’s no arithmetic or anything

i might just go the lazy route and link with a lib that has math operations as functions and just make you call the function to do math instead of making it an operator

maybe i should add location diagnostics because there’s none of that atm

[jade stone]

is there any compression functions in the DOM, gzip, zip, etc...

oh sick, node has gzip

[royal nymph]

what for

[jade stone]

id rather not bundle a 2mb json file

[royal nymph]

what for 😭

[jade stone]

#👾-core-development message

[royal nymph]

for companion?

[jade stone]

yea

[royal nymph]

just bundle it as is

compressing it is unsane

extensions are zips anyway

[jade stone]

guhhh im stupid

[royal nymph]

vsix is just renamed zip

renamed zip gotta be top 3 file formats of all time

[jade stone]

the thing is i knew that 😭

i cant remember shit

[jade stone]

true

[icy needle]

what the fuck

also the japanese quote thingies

[valid jetty]

yes !! https://github.com/acquitelol/ichigo/blob/mistress/examples/main.igo#L1-L15

[pearl stag]

main.igo: Lines 1-15

関数　同一（整数　値）『
    返す　値。
』

関数　気持ち（）『
    返す　「大好き〜」。
』

関数　メイン（）『
    ※これはコメントです
    整数 フウ ＝　同一（39）。
    文字列　バル ＝　気持ち（）。
    プリント（「%dが%s:3\n」、フウ、バル）。
    プリント（「彼女は「にゃ〜」と言ったの」）。
』

[valid jetty]

jp quotes let you do nested quotes without escaping

because the open and close quotes are different

[dense sand]

has anyone here worked with drizzle and better auth (+ ideally nextjs)

2025-03-03T17:30:14.754Z ERROR [Better Auth]: BetterAuthError [Error [BetterAuthError]: [# Drizzle Adapter]: The model "user" was not found in the schema object. Please pass the schema directly to the adapter options.]

im pretty sure i have my database schema configured correctly, yet im still getting this error

[ionic lake]

show your code my friend

[dense sand]

i fixed it

[ionic lake]

👍

[cerulean plover]

why the fuck do you need this in the renderer

oh

i figured it out

you love making deobfuscator plugin

eh

not deobfuscator more remapping

idk the specific term to use in this case

[fleet cedar]

I've tried making an unminifier

Mostly focused on untangling comma operator and similar

Crashes on about 40% of files and is a huge mess

[jade stone]

no lol

its in companion

not renderer

[cerulean plover]

oh

[dense sand]

who thought that strings are basically "implicit classes" is a good idea

[hoary sluice]

what lang has this

[fleet cedar]

Strings are usually values while classes are types, so that doesn't make sense

[hoary sluice]

theyre either char arrays or actual structs/classes

[hoary sluice]

try not to 🤓 challenge (impossible)

[dense sand]

no in java

string is a class but in bytecode they are treated specially lol

and they are not being instantiated in the bytecode itself

like where am i supposed to do the allocations

im rewriting this crap for 1000th time

[valid jetty]

^^^^

strings are not first class citizens of any IR

[fleet cedar]

In java bytecode string literals are pushed with ldc rather than calling a ctor iirc

[dense sand]

thats true, but doesnt the String class contain field n shit

like when is this allocated?

oh it doesnt

smh

[fleet cedar]

Dunno, but I'd guess at the same time as all the other class file preprocessing

[fleet cedar]

It does (https://github.com/openjdk/jdk/blob/8073914af7d4ddd7bbd93d75104c7637e38a7ad9/src/java.base/share/classes/java/lang/String.java#L144), but that's implementation details

[valid jetty]

@dense sand why would you subject yourself to this it looks like an absolute pain

[dense sand]

i like java

this IR such a hell tho

[valid jetty]

but do you like it that much

[jade stone]

does java have string primitives

[civic flare]

i think, no

[formal belfry]

sigma

i have time in my kernel 🥳

[placid cape]

@dense sand is your jvm open souce?

[placid cape]

gj

[dense sand]

no

[formal belfry]

pager

[placid cape]

sad

[dense sand]

it doesnt work yet

[placid cape]

then you'll opensource it?

[dense sand]

i had troubles setting up the actual paging bruh

[dense sand]

maybe sometime when it actually does something

[placid cape]

okay makes sense

[formal belfry]

lol

[dense sand]

the class parser is open source though https://github.com/KoblizekXD/classparse/

i plan to implement writing too one day

lol

[dense sand]

no limine??

poo

lol

[formal belfry]

grub

xD

[dense sand]

so you use multiboot right

[formal belfry]

multiboot2

[spark tiger]

most useful cmd/ps command 🙏
who needs timing how long a command runs when we can print the current time

[formal belfry]

powershell 💀

[dense sand]

torvalds v2

[formal belfry]

😳

[dense sand]

okay what the fuck where did native function write come from

[dense sand]

Does anyone know what could the issue be here? Im starting to become quite clueless

[valid jetty]

i think i remember having this issue

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/36692315/what-exactly-does-rdynamic-do-and-when-exactly-is-it-needed

try adding the -rdynamic flag to your build command

[hoary sluice]

@valid jetty @placid cape my "unit" tests close zed 😄 https://github.com/eagely/voice-backend/commit/64fcf252f075a05dd1c34056e3a748184237375a

[spark tiger]

https://ziggit.dev/ is getting blocked by my school's wifi 💔

[ornate quiver]

coool

now do it in rust

trolleyzoom

[supple whale]

i did smth stupid again

elden ring native on my phone

managed to get it to 32fps on 720p

i dont think i'll get more out of it tho

rly considering buying the newer SD elite phones

cuz that shit gets x2 perf of this one

[jade stone]

Hop on a vpn

[spark tiger]

i mean we only have access to wifis on school laptops during classes. i just often get bored at classes so i just research some stuff im interested in

[deep mulch]

horror

what software?

[supple whale]

winlator 10 beta

[deep mulch]

ive heard of that

[supple whale]

yeah

its utter dogshit

except the 10 beta

[winged mantle]

lol why is const my_array = []; implicitly any[] and export const my_array = []; implicitly never[]

[astral rock]

unexpected identifier assert

[astral rock]

on plugin template

[nimble bone]

go to #🧩-plugin-development and show a screenshot

[royal nymph]

first one is usually also never[] for me

[dense sand]

Oh nice, thanks ill try that

[slim zodiac]

Does anyone have a good idea how to bypass the max of 5 users logged into the idscord client? thinking about making my own plugin for it

[runic sundial]

Wtf

[slim zodiac]

Was that so stupid? 😭

[runic sundial]

It's sus

[slim zodiac]

Why

I just have many accounts

[runic sundial]

Reasonably explain why you need more than 1-2 alts

Without sounding sus

[slim zodiac]

Define sus

Lol

[runic sundial]

Suspicious as fuck

[slim zodiac]

My accounts get termed sometimes

;~;

[runic sundial]

[slim zodiac]

Nothing illegal dw

Lol

[runic sundial]

Yeah okay lol

[slim zodiac]

🖍️

[runic sundial]

🖍️

[slim zodiac]

ok ima go now take my exams, be back later

[slim zodiac]

Tasty

[dense sand]

crazy

[dense sand]

the longest hello world 💀

[winged mantle]

same

huh it was before

[spark tiger]

zig 0.14.0 is out https://ziglang.org/download/0.14.0/release-notes.html

[jade stone]

first is never too??

[winged mantle]

not in my vscode

it's any[]

probably my config

idk why i have isolatedModules

but strict is true

okay what

[jade stone]

@winged mantle can you reproduce in ts playground

im curious, as arrays have always been never for me

[jade stone]

guhh???

but if i just try it in my editor

[winged mantle]

try with global

also trhis looks like java

decorators...

[jade stone]

my horrorcode knows no bounds

i really need to add testing to that project tho

ill make one change and break all the ast parsers

[fallen nebula]

Java is cool

[dense sand]

what the hell does this even mean

why is it ocurring on

{

line

oh it works now

@placid cape i can now directly call native functions

jni ❌

[placid cape]

pogg xd

nice

[hoary sluice]

@valid jetty @placid cape can u go an entire day without using ur mouse

[placid cape]

no thanks

i hate touchpad

[hoary sluice]

without touchpad either

using only keyboard

[shy mauve]

Tab would come in useful

[hoary sluice]

only in discord

i meant like programming without a mouse

if im gonna take a break to play bedwars im probably gonna use a mouse

[shy mauve]

Sounds like a challenge a youtuber would do

Titles "i coded a project without the use of mouse" real

[hoary sluice]

no thats just what the most efficient way is

and a lot of people do it

including me

[shy mauve]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WkT8ZC4ncX8

lmao

No

Wrong vid

[hoary sluice]

i use my mouse only if i need to do a lot of file management in the file explorer

[shy mauve]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WkT8ZC4ncX8

[hoary sluice]

or if im browsing

[shy mauve]

So it was the right vid

[hoary sluice]

you sent the same vid

[shy mauve]

Yeah

The name caught me offguard

[shy mauve]

Is there even a difference to productivity with or without a mouse

[hoary sluice]

oh my god yes

you have so much more time to think cause you dont waste any time moving ur cursor around

[shy mauve]

If it works dont change it

[hoary sluice]

if it runs very slowly then very much change it

[valid jetty]

yea

if i’m working in nvim

[hoary sluice]

in zed

[deep mulch]

Insane

[dense sand]

Tbh its not that hard

But you must be comfortable with the editor you're using

When im in neovim i dont use mouse, theres really no need to

I dont have any buttons or shit i would need mouse for

[formal belfry]

use ur terminal for file management

https://github.com/sxyazi/yazi

you can use this or pure cli

https://github.com/ajeetdsouza/zoxide
https://github.com/sharkdp/bat
https://github.com/lsd-rs/lsd

some good gnu alternatives if you want to do cli

my setup

[hoary sluice]

black and white cpp got boring had to play ski**di toilet

[hoary sluice]

wheres ur syntax highlighting

[formal belfry]

its there

its just white

[hoary sluice]

no its not?

[formal belfry]

its there bro.

[hoary sluice]

not using syntax highlighting is crazy

[formal belfry]

real programmers dont need fancy colors to write code

[hoary sluice]

thats just false

[valid jetty]

@hoary sluice might try to get an apprenticeship at arm in a year or two

conflicts with my other goals but i was gonna take a gap year anyway

[hoary sluice]

why arm

why not proxmox

[valid jetty]

why proxmox

i like working with low level code

[hoary sluice]

ok proxmox probably doesnt offer apprenticeships

[valid jetty]

arm works a lot with c and asm

[hoary sluice]

proxmox is rust on qemu

[valid jetty]

and c p*us p*us

[hoary sluice]

like writing qemu

[valid jetty]

interesting

[hoary sluice]

and they pay a lot

for eu

3-5k

[valid jetty]

i think i could probably get a decent job anywhere with a compiler in my portfolio

or well 2 now but that’s just silly

[hoary sluice]

meh

its hard to get an interview without a bachelor

[valid jetty]

at least my application will stand out

[valid jetty]

that’s why i wanna do an apprenticeship

i get a bachelors and i get paid to do it

[hoary sluice]

u get bachelors with an apprenticeship??

[valid jetty]

yes?? the whole point is that they take you in with no experience and you do uni lectures as part of your week (which is a substitute for work)

[hoary sluice]

u mean u go to uni and do an apprenticeHIp at the same time

[valid jetty]

it lasts 3 years and by the end of it you get a bachelors

[hoary sluice]

do they act as the uni or do you also have to go to uni

[valid jetty]

no you have seperate online lectures

and you also get paid for it

because you’re still working

= no student debt

[hoary sluice]

we have something similar, you study 3 months and then work for 3 months

but apprenticeship is way better

[valid jetty]

yea it’s also very competitive

[hoary sluice]

im hoping i can get like a 30h job at proxmox during uni

[valid jetty]

which is why having a compiler on my portfolio will hopefully make me stand out (if i decide to even apply)

[hoary sluice]

for an apprenticeship its probably awesome

[valid jetty]

because making a compiler implies you know how memory works well which means you probably also know C well and it all unfolds from there xd

[valid jetty]

yeah i hope so

[hoary sluice]

i wanna keep working on icps but my teammate refused to make a compiler for diploma thesis so now im stuck with a stupid voice assistant

[valid jetty]

isn’t icps interpreted tho

[hoary sluice]

i will make it compiled later

[valid jetty]

and anyway i made a basic compiler in elle in like a day i’m sure you can figure out how to make one in the span of like a year as like a side hobby

[hoary sluice]

thats what i was tryna do but i have way too much work to be making anything on the side at all

[valid jetty]

lmao fair i guess

there’s no way im doing aoc next year tbh i have way too many things to be studying now (i put a big emphasis on physics and japanese which wasn’t really there before)

[formal belfry]

in a day xD

[hoary sluice]

im in my senior year, we have a diploma thesis, which requires about 100 pages of docs and min 150h of work, as well as another projeck about the same size purely for school, also had to drive a lot to practice for practical exam (passed today) and now the diploma thesis deadline is 4.4.2025 and then theres 2 months of the austrian equivalent of a levels exams, then i need to get a job for 4 months, then army for 6 months and then uni and basicaly next time i have a lot of free time is summer 2026

[valid jetty]

yea lol https://github.com/acquitelol/ichigo/blob/mistress/src/compiler/compiler.le

[formal belfry]

cool

not that hard

i could probably do it faster

[valid jetty]

i meannn i also made the whole parser during the same day

xd

[hoary sluice]

maybe i will use the april holidays to grind out a resume

finish icps

[hoary sluice]

this is not a competition

[formal belfry]

terry davis once said

"the difference between an amateur and a professional is that you write your own fucking compiler"

[hoary sluice]

im sure if someone makes the proper prep and a small language they can write the full compiler in an hour

[valid jetty]

what a day

[formal belfry]

what the fuck are those commit messages

[valid jetty]

yeah deffo

[formal belfry]

i cant read that xd

[valid jetty]

have you seen the language

https://github.com/acquitelol/ichigo/blob/mistress/examples/main.igo#L1-L15

[pearl stag]

main.igo: Lines 1-15

関数　同一（整数　値）『
    返す　値。
』

関数　気持ち（）『
    返す　「大好き〜」。
』

関数　メイン（）『
    ※これはコメントです
    整数 フウ ＝　同一（39）。
    文字列　バル ＝　気持ち（）。
    プリント（「%dが%s:3\n」、フウ、バル）。
    プリント（「彼女は「にゃ〜」と言ったの」）。
』

[hoary sluice]

now make a toy language using only the c preprocessor

[valid jetty]

true

[balmy lintel]

lc.octr

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[valid jetty]

xd

[hoary sluice]

added parser parser

when are you adding the compiler compiler

[valid jetty]

it says that because i put the english part there so it read it as パ—サ—を追加Parser

[hoary sluice]

huh

[valid jetty]

it read the big purple text

lmfao

[hoary sluice]

ohhh

[hoary sluice]

you have it easier

next aoc i will be in the military

[placid cape]

what?

military?

[hoary sluice]

their wake up time just so happens to be exactly the same time that aoc starts

[hoary sluice]

mandatory military service

6 months

[placid cape]

oh well we dont have that in slovakia

bcs nato

[hoary sluice]

its so stupid and unneccessary

they dont even do anything there

apparently they just sit around and get drunk

im going to the cyber department so hopefully ill just be able to work on something private without them noticing

surely this is a good way to test right? https://github.com/eagely/voice-backend/blob/main/src/service/workspace/kwin_client.rs

[placid cape]

lmao

[hoary sluice]

my tests minimize, maximize my active window, move it to another workspace, switch to that workspace, close the window and then open zed all in a random order

[hoary sluice]

and you get paid ~230 euros a month

they also have extremely bad organisation

[placid cape]

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DEdX1PmyjXI/

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[hoary sluice]

i sent them a letter saying i can go in october 2025 and they still havent responded so if they dont request me to go in october then im just gonna go to uni and maybe leave the country afterwards

[placid cape]

lol

[hoary sluice]

ive seen that

watching alberta tech on insta is crazy

[placid cape]

isn't the military service mandatory?

[hoary sluice]

i used to not have any tests but then i got bored of constantly having to launch the frontend, connect a mic and speak into it

[hoary sluice]

it is but you can delay it if youre studying or have another really good reason, and you can also just move out of the country and they wont care

[placid cape]

💀

[hoary sluice]

i have almost a full year of free time before uni so i decided to just go in october

so i sent a letter saying they should draft me in october

if they dont i can delay it until im done with my bachelor and then see what i do

either do military or go somewhere in the east

idk im considering gulf countries, kazakhstan, malaysia or singapore

or poland

but meh

[placid cape]

why poland? 🤔

[hoary sluice]

cause i like it there

at least in warsaw

been there like 10 times

[placid cape]

go to switzerland or norway

[hoary sluice]

the whole point is to pay less taxes and have cheaper cost of living

and not be in a super western country

[placid cape]

well yea then it's probably not the best choice

[hoary sluice]

switzerland is like the worst choice behind usa

[placid cape]

btw how's going with incps

[hoary sluice]

norway would be close to #3

[placid cape]

why?

[hoary sluice]

not working on it rn

doing voice assistant

[hoary sluice]

literally just austria but expensive

[placid cape]

idk i like switzerland

cern 😍

[hoary sluice]

i like visiting

but living there would be horror

you need like 100k chf salary to just get by

[placid cape]

well yeah thats true

[hoary sluice]

tbh austria is only thriving because taxes are ludicrous

politics here are going to shit

everything is in chaos

[placid cape]

I heard that

our government in slovakia is also amazing 😍

[hoary sluice]

i dont think its normal for government websites to just not work half the time

[jade stone]

guhhh

mdn says its es2024

[hoary sluice]

atp we just dont have a government usually

since 2019 weve had 6 different chancellors across 8 terms

[placid cape]

classic slovakia experience

our cadastre doesn't work for about 2 months now

[valid jetty]

lmao true that sucks

[ornate quiver]

noooo

[dense sand]

You mean russian government?

[dense sand]

https://github.com/x1xhlol/v0-system-prompts/blob/main/v0.txt

[dense sand]

wth python is horrible language

[formal belfry]

whats this

[dense sand]

vercel v0 prompt

v0 is another gipity wrapper for building sites

[formal belfry]

500 stars bro

for llm garbage

[dense sand]

because its used widely

this is a leak

the actual v0 is (partially) paid

and its popular cause vercel is author of nextjs and go-to deploy platform for nextjs projects

and it can actually produce sometimes good stuff

but i never personally used it

[formal belfry]

and it can actually produce sometimes good stuff

💀

llms struggling with frontend web development thats sad

[dense sand]

it uses shadcn so uh

[valid jetty]

i added arithmetic lol

its so beautiful

関数　メイン（）『
    整数　値　＝　乗算（
        加算（
            乗算（13、2）、
            減算（23、10）
        ）、
        乗算（5、2）
    ）。

    整数　ミクの数　＝　除算（値、剰余（100、90））。
    プリント（「%d\n」、ミクの数）。
』

i didnt wanna bother to make a proper operator precedence parser so functions are the only way for now

https://github.com/acquitelol/ichigo/blob/mistress/src/parser/parser.le#L243-L263

[pearl stag]

parser.le: Lines 243-263

fn Parser::add_arithmetic(Parser *self, string name, string op) {
    self.tree.push(Primitive::Function(
        name,
        [Argument::new("x", "整数"), Argument::new("y", "整数")],
        [AstNode::Return(
            AstNode::BinOp(
                AstNode::from_token(Token::new("identifier", ValueKind::String("x"))),
                AstNode::from_token(Token::new("identifier", ValueKind::String("y"))),
                op
            )
        )]
    ));
}

fn Parser::add_arithmetic_methods(Parser *self) {
    self.add_arithmetic("加算", "add"); // 「かさん」と読みます
    self.add_arithmetic("減算", "sub"); // 「げんざん」と読みます
    self.add_arithmetic("乗算", "mul"); // 「じょうざん」と読みます
    self.add_arithmetic("除算", "div"); // 「じょざん」と読みます
    self.add_arithmetic("剰余", "rem"); // 「じょうよ」と読みます
}

[valid jetty]

@austere anchor actually are these even the right terms or do i use 足し算　引き算　掛け算　割り算

[austere anchor]

equivalent

those are the more well known ones though

although i would assume everyone can guess regardless because of the kanji used

[austere anchor]

also why is op a string and not a enum

vexedtomato

[austere anchor]

also 剰余 is more commonly known as 余り

[placid cape]

i think we have different opinions on what is beautiful 💀

but well you're right its amazing

[valid jetty]

idk it doesn't say "in mathematics" or "in computing" unlike the other terms but ill take your word for it

[valid jetty]

elle has no enums, this is the simplest way as it represents an instruction in the IR

[valid jetty]

which one would you use

[austere anchor]

how exactly do you use it

[valid jetty]

.

[austere anchor]

ohh, in this case i'm actually not sure if it should be phrased more as scientific lingo or like natural speech

i guess it depends how you want the language to look

i guess since you're already using vocab like "整数" might as well use the ones you're using

[valid jetty]

yeah ok fair ty

is there a more casual way to say 整数??

[valid jetty]

i mean i would prefer to use the technical terms

[austere anchor]

no but also it's an inherently technical term

[valid jetty]

surely you’re tought it in elementary school right

[austere anchor]

then you should do so

!

[austere anchor]

what, 整数?

[valid jetty]

ya

[austere anchor]

i mean idk when you learnt about the set of integers

[valid jetty]

not sure how else you would say integer without using the word for integer

[austere anchor]

but i learnt it in like

high school

[valid jetty]

i knew what an integer was way before i knew what the set of integers were tho

[austere anchor]

this is specific to programming i think

and when jp people learn programming

they learn the english based ones

so basically the only place where they learn 整数 is starting from high school onwards

[fleet cedar]

"Whole number"

[austere anchor]

along with the set of integers

[valid jetty]

ah

[austere anchor]

would be the same in jp

[valid jetty]

ok but @austere anchor this is all understandable without needing to lookup terms right

[austere anchor]

for high school+ yeah i would assume so

[valid jetty]

okok

the way you read 乗算 and 除算 probably gets really confusing in spoken speech lol

especially if you speak fast and don’t sound out the second syllable properly

[austere anchor]

乗法 = 情報

.

[valid jetty]

different pitch accents right 😭

surely

[austere anchor]

nop (also what the fuck i never knew that about 情報)

[dense sand]

i can now use @Raw annotation to distinct from calling functions with their native signature and jni-like functions

[ornate quiver]

huh

[dense sand]

im writing my own jvm implementation

puts would normally require C function with puts(void*, size_t, void**) signature, whereas with this annotation, it can do purely native function calls

[valid jetty]

wdym purely native

[dense sand]

basically it doesnt require exactly void*, size_t, void** args

[valid jetty]

hm

[dense sand]

way better than having to do some Linker shenenigans

[valid jetty]

you know the linker doesnt care about arguments right

it just cares about the existence of symbols

[dense sand]

yes! but it would crash otherwise lol

[valid jetty]

[ornate quiver]

guh

oh so you're basically doing FFI without JNI

[dense sand]

yes

no jni

[ornate quiver]

without*

[dense sand]

yes

i still need to implement the memory allocation for the actual objects tho so no oop still 😭

and i dropped windows support

windows support when windows is unix compliant

[formal belfry]

.

who uses windows in 2025

LINUX is the new meta

why the reaction