🪅-progaming

[spark tiger]

me

https://tenor.com/view/jumpscare-windows-11-gif-5256804375674317291

[formal belfry]

i was being sarcastic lol

[hoary sluice]

progaming

[hoary sluice]

not new

has been meta since '91

[formal belfry]

servers

[valid jetty]

@hoary sluice i have the thinkpad

[placid cape]

Which one

[supple whale]

me rendering a cube at 3.4k fps on my phone

[valid jetty]

i got it for £500 i think it was worth it

it looks nice on zed too

[nimble bone]

ur fetch looks nice

how

[frosty obsidian]

i love inconsistent icons

[hoary sluice]

why

[hoary sluice]

get the catppuccin icons extension

[deep mulch]

@frosty obsidian what if i called the library "pipette"

[dense sand]

what library

[deep mulch]

my compose color picker library

[dense sand]

very cool

[valid jetty]

it doesn’t matter how it looks i just needed something to show

i haven’t configured it properly yet

[frosty obsidian]

oh that wasn't a dig on you

just something i notice

[valid jetty]

lmao

[frosty obsidian]

i think whoever picked those icons just grabbed random stuff from google

[deep mulch]

wing hates me

[valid jetty]

so i can install various dev things without worrying about storage

i had to uninstall haskell because i ran out of storage

[valid jetty]

no it’s a nerd font but i know what you mean

[frosty obsidian]

im referring to the nerd font devs

[valid jetty]

oh xd

[deep mulch]

@frosty obsidian hi

[valid jetty]

https://tenor.com/view/hololive-windshield-wipers-tsunomaki-watame-ceres-fauna-mario-party-gif-24449860

[frosty obsidian]

i really like that color display

[deep mulch]

why is the fedora ascii art so tiny

[frosty obsidian]

nick@arch

[deep mulch]

fake

[formal belfry]

how do u even tell the colors apart

[deep mulch]

idk

[frosty obsidian]

thats a very blue/purple color scheme

[deep mulch]

i just do easily

its dynamic

[valid jetty]

lmao the thinkpad came with a bulky charger and i thought i was gonna have to take it around with me but the port itself is just usb-c 😭

not sure if having a less or more powerful charger can break it

the plug i use has a transformer built in but idk if its the same size

[deep mulch]

probably doesnt matter

[valid jetty]

yea ok

[deep mulch]

usb c negotiation so good

[valid jetty]

the speakers on this absolutely suck compared to my macbook

shouldve expected this tbh

[deep mulch]

@valid jetty

@frosty obsidian install this APK

[frosty obsidian]

haven't fixed the value bug yet i see

[deep mulch]

dont know how

[frosty obsidian]

just fix it

[deep mulch]

how

[frosty obsidian]

code

[deep mulch]

tried

@frosty obsidian I plan on releasing soon

tomorrow or Saturday

[frosty obsidian]

5 years

[deep mulch]

nop

I forgot minky was in my room

[frosty obsidian]

hes starving

you trapped him

[deep mulch]

yop

[static ibex]

can anyone take a look at my settings code?

whenever i use it whether enabled or not vencord just doesnt appear

const settings = definePluginSettings({
    showHeader: {
        type: OptionType.BOOLEAN,
        description: "Desciption Here; 🔐",
        default: true
    }
});

whenever i use this it just fucks my vencord

and is just the default stable discord

instead of discord with vencord

dk whats wrong with it

enabled/disabled boolean setting

[fleet cedar]

What is the error that shows up in the console?

[static ibex]

got it working

[fleet cedar]

Gesundheit

[hoary sluice]

you will regret 16gb of ram

[hoary sluice]

how many watts does the actual charger have

theres phone chargers with 120W that are tiny and the thinkpad prob needs like 90

[hoary sluice]

use anything but gnome pls

[valid jetty]

fine ill get kde plasma

ive been told by just about everyone

[valid jetty]

why

there i got plasma

[hoary sluice]

ur the type of person to like sway or hyprland

[hoary sluice]

ur already using 10

16 is rarely enough for me

[valid jetty]

how do i get a fancy window thing to switch desktops with gestures on wayland

gnome had it built in

[hoary sluice]

u mean switch desktops with touchpad?

[valid jetty]

yea

[hoary sluice]

1. thats really slow
2. plasma has it but idk where

[valid jetty]

i found it

fuck i cant move apps between desktops very easily

[hoary sluice]

install catppuccin qt

[hoary sluice]

configure super shift $n to switch the active window to workspace $n

[valid jetty]

ok i did that

perf seems like its about throttled to 1/3 of full when on power saving mode

[valid jetty]

i installed catpuccin for kde lol

[dense sand]

this is some good code™️

I want to do some memory measurements to see how hungry i am

[jade stone]

i got 16gb of ram and i regret it

always running out

@deep mulch somehow vscode managed to drop the path delimiter after my username on all my extensions 😭

LOVEhttps://github.com/microsoft/vscode/issues/237547

[valid jetty]

yeah however i use a really minimal setup

16gb was enough on my macbook it will be enough here too

[elder scaffold]

i have 16gb and I dont think it ever ran out

[deep mulch]

my bad

[hoary sluice]

its more that enough if you only ever make compilers

i cant run my voice assistant on my laptop

it requires ollama, rasa, and a speech to text, zed, r-a and qt creator running and i always have discord open so my cpu and ram struggle a lot

[hoary sluice]

WINDOWS ISSUE

[jade stone]

Linux issue because my laptop doesn't support Linux

[hoary sluice]

ok thats just not a thing

[jade stone]

Lol yes it is

[hoary sluice]

no theres just no way u can install windows but linux "isnt supported"

[jade stone]

snapdragon x elite chip

@hoary sluice enlighten me on how no graphical output, no usb input, no keyboard input, (guessing no trackpad input, havent gotten far enough to test that yet) means "supported"

i know there is no keyboard /usb input because grub displayed graphical output, but didnt accept any keyboard input

and once it booted (via grub default choice timing out) screen went black and theres no graphical output

[hoary sluice]

what distro did you try

cause linux works perfectly fine on raspberries so i dont see why it shouldnt work on other arm platforms

and from what im reading with the right setup it works

[jade stone]

debian, ubuntu, linux mint, fedora, nix

[hoary sluice]

mint fedora and nix dont have good arm support

[median root]

using asahi linux on fedora rn

[hoary sluice]

did you try the ubuntu 24.10 arm concept

[median root]

im pretty sure arch linux has "alarm"

which is built for arm

[hoary sluice]

yes but its not as good as ubuntu for snapdragon

[jade stone]

that wasn't a thing when i last tried, and ive been too busy to try again

and i wouldnt call needing a concept build good support

[hoary sluice]

also theres an official debian image from snapdragon

[hoary sluice]

why does the naming matter

its just an arm build

[jade stone]

what matters is when i download the arm iso off of ubuntu, that it just works

[hoary sluice]

so you want to use the generic arm iso instead of the iso designed specifically for snapdragon x elite?

what laptop are u using

[jade stone]

no, what im saying is that i would not call linux "supported" if

• you need to find a special build that isnt clearly listed on the main download page
• only an official debian image and an ubuntu image work

while it might technically load, i wouldnt call that "support"

[hoary sluice]

this is a poor approach to foss, especially to an operating system on a very much new platform; there arent enough people using it to warrant a lot of work to be done on ensuring full support, but there is enough support to get a working image, every distro works if you put in enough time into making it work, but thats unneccessary, because the people at qualcomm and canonical already put in the work into supporting snapdragon x elite

idk why you dont want to call this support

you have multiple linux distros running on your platform

with you needing to do barely any work

you can get nix working on it if you put in a few days or weeks of effort, but you could also just use ubuntu with nixpkg

[jade stone]

im going to try installing what distros i can tonight, and ill let you know if i manage anything

[jade stone]

i wouldn't call debian and ubuntu separate

[hoary sluice]

sure

[jade stone]

*in this context

[hoary sluice]

with that mindset there are like 3 distros

[hoary sluice]

you can turn ubuntu into arch in a day

[jade stone]

lol i put in a few days of work a while back to no avail, but hopefully its improved

[hoary sluice]

the concept of a distro is pretty abstract, its just what kernel is used and what apps are preinstalled

[jade stone]

ive also tried to build my own nix iso in the past, but it ran into the same issues as the official one

[hoary sluice]

then you didnt put in enough effort

whether that effort is pointless or not is a different question

its hard to get an os running on a new platform, people did the work and now theres support

its probably easier to install the ubuntu image, change the gnome theme, install nix on it, change the neofetch ascii art and call it nixos

[valid jetty]

did you call linux a new platform xd

[valid jetty]

[hoary sluice]

no i called snapdragon x elite a new platform

[valid jetty]

oh

[deep mulch]

@frosty obsidian they're adding VerticalSlider ButtonGroup and a drag handle thing to compose m3

something called a FloatingToolbar

also lots of references to something called an override

https://github.com/androidx/androidx/commit/83096a817b6b480d4687b18c1d00c3015c7801dc

[jade stone]

@hoary sluice either i cant find the official debian image you mentioned, or it has the same issues as all the other arm isos

@hoary sluice the ubuntu concept ISO has the same issue

[eternal wigeon]

Anyone here ever wrote a tampermonkey script? how do i made a 1 click install link for my tampermonkey script? just opening the .js link from github doesnt seem to prompt the install page to appear

[jade stone]

you want the file ext to be .user.js

and it needs the userscript header

[eternal wigeon]

i think thats how the script i copied used the updateurl and downloadurl

idk how to get direct download link url to a github file, that is the url from when you click 'raw' to view the raw file

[eternal wigeon]

oh

i thought this was a question

thanks, let me try

[eternal wigeon]

nice it worked ty xd

[deep mulch]

@frosty obsidian compose-pipette

[deep mulch]

@ornate quiver does android studio hide all the useful tool windows for you

like logcat, device manager, build will be hidden for me every single time

its so so annoying

[ornate quiver]

no?

[dense sand]

Android studio is ass

[ornate quiver]

so true

[dense sand]

Im actually thinking of making a phone app, but im pretty unsure of which framework to hse

I want to use the material components tho

Perhaps flutter could be a great choice, but i dont want to learn a whole new language

On the other hand, i found android studio overly complex with all their shit, but thats like 2 years ago

[deep mulch]

guhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

it genuinely pisses me off so much

im expecting it to always be there 1 click away

[ornate quiver]

id recommend jetpack compose but know that it has a pretty steep learning curve

as might as we all hate react native it might be the best option if you're lazy and already know react

[dense sand]

Does support the material design though

[ornate quiver]

compose does
I have no idea about RN

[dense sand]

I kinda fell in love with it as it looks good in google ecosystem

[ornate quiver]

then again you could just go for no framework at all and just use views directly
I know there's material component libs

[dense sand]

Ill take a look at the jetpack compose, thanks

Ohh its similiar to compose multiplatform

[ornate quiver]

it's the same thing

[deep mulch]

yop

[dense sand]

Ahh

And i do this in android studio or is intellij sufficient

[deep mulch]

cool I updated and now I ksu just won't install despite flashing with no errors

[frosty obsidian]

android studio is typically recommended for android specific development

but intellij will still work fine

[dense sand]

VLAs seems to be pretty interesting topic in C

[placid cape]

Lmao

[fallen nebula]

Android studio is buggy as shit, for me IntelliJ work better

[lavish cloud]

Does anyone know how the hell to use windows WH_KEYBOARD_LL because for me it only works while my app is focused for some reason

[formal belfry]

simply don’t use win32

[lavish cloud]

Compose massive W
I just love how you can make anything look good with very little effort
Especially these custom buttons I made to look like keys
https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/1291472546939670548/1345474560073666570/Screenshot_20250301_201409.png?ex=67c4ae54&is=67c35cd4&hm=db43ef917746fa7e1506ac5807174114e790c477fbaaf7c494f8973d9161d214&

[lavish cloud]

Ok but then how do I achieve the same effect as evdev but on windows

[formal belfry]

skillz

[placid cape]

141 wow

nice

[formal belfry]

hardstuck 130 for almost a year

lol

my raw is crazy though

i also have 116 in c++ xD

[frosty obsidian]

android studio is intellij

[fallen nebula]

but modified and worse

[frosty obsidian]

it just adds some extra tools

the underlying software is the same

[lavish cloud]

It's def a worse experience though

Especially when using Compose Multiplatform

But even just for android-only

[frosty obsidian]

my experience has been fine

[hoary sluice]

pov: every jetbrains ide

[frosty obsidian]

yeah

except fleet

coincidentally fleet sucks

[hoary sluice]

jetbrains try no to make an ide for literally everything challenge (impossible)

[frosty obsidian]

you can make your own jetbrains ide actually

[lavish cloud]

Jetbrains makes a good plugin for Lua when

Luanalysis was amazing but isn't updated in like 3 years

[frosty obsidian]

update it

[lavish cloud]

People have been working on that

For about half a year at this point

[frosty obsidian]

probably having trouble with jetbrains' own language support system

[lavish cloud]

At least it's not as bad as LSPs

[frosty obsidian]

LSP is at least standardized and works across editors

[lavish cloud]

But it's slow, lacks context, ignores type stubs, needs to be installed separately from plugins for some fuckin reason, and some more issues I can't remember

[dense sand]

language support was never suppose to be client-server thing 😭

[frosty obsidian]

its a compromise

[astral rock]

might just be dumb but what do I do here

[fleet cedar]

You're probably building from the wrong dir

[astral rock]

ok then

[astral rock]

so what now

[royal nymph]

follow the docs and you won't run into issues

[astral rock]

I am

I am literally on docs

[formal belfry]

😂

[lavish cloud]

I will kill the person who designed winapi

[royal nymph]

he is probably already dead

[lavish cloud]

Then I'll revive him just to kill him

[supple whale]

man

you have no idea how much i relate to this

i've been emulating on android

and fuck dx

fuck winapi

proton helps

but fuck me

dx game: 20 fps min settings

vulkan game: ultra settings 60fps

https://cdn.discordapp.com/emojis/1233132750366576723.gif?size=48&animated=true&name=woe

[lavish cloud]

I need to make an evdev-like API on windows

Horror

[supple whale]

i'm just trying to turn my phone into a steam deck

but android being arm64 becomes a problem rapidly

[quasi rain]

Is JavaScript a good choice for first language

Peak

[spark tiger]

learn rust

[quasi rain]

Why tho

[spark tiger]

great tooling and documentation. the same devs that make the language make every possible thing you might need. a package manager, an lsp, a formatter. no need to pick from million third party utilities

also you’ll be able to write “blazingly fast 🚀” in your project description

[quasi rain]

Uh k

[nimble bone]

i think you forgot something

its @vital plume

[spark tiger]

true

[ornate quiver]

blazing fast memory vulnerabilities 🚀

[formal belfry]

rust mid

rusts eco system is the only thing holding it together

[fleet cedar]

That's c++

[formal belfry]

memory leaks are not that bad

maybe if you have 4gb of ram xD

[ornate quiver]

does anyone know how to launch a url via firefox as a popup
ie, you can't navigate and the address bar is hidden

the closest is --kiosk which launches it as a fullscreen app

[royal nymph]

so oddly specific

cant u use webview or electron

[ornate quiver]

minimum effort
how would electron work tho

[royal nymph]

webview is so easy

[ornate quiver]

actually hold on --kiosk works if i make a hyprland rule to then unfullscreen it

[royal nymph]

import webview
webview.create_window('Hello world', 'https://pywebview.flowrl.com/')
webview.start()

[ornate quiver]

huh interesting

[royal nymph]

it's that simple in most languages

python just the easiest

[deep mulch]

@ornate quiver im scared i need to take a mobile app development class

theyre gonna be teaching like android app development with java 8 and views and deprecated apis and using eclipse i bet

i wonder if i can somehow skip it

[ornate quiver]

HUSK

zt would be the smartest in the class already

[frosty obsidian]

no way they'll force eclipse

no one on earth uses that for android development

[ornate quiver]

ancient outdated classes do

[frosty obsidian]

if his school is so outdated that it uses material before android studio was a thing then zeet should drop out

i can at least understand eclipse being forced for a more general java course but definitely not one for android

[deep mulch]

true

so many recompositions happen in my color picker sample and i have no idea why

[jade stone]

yes

[frosty obsidian]

id say theres an 80% chance its xml/views based though

there is a chance it could be react native too

[deep mulch]

its redrawing the sweep gradient circle every time the color changes even though the gradient hasnt changed

[deep mulch]

DEATH

i will never use react native

[frosty obsidian]

you hate that its a realistic possibility

[deep mulch]

very bad

[nimble bone]

one day you will...

it is becoming the future of mobile apps

remember companies are lazy

why hire swifties and kotlinions when u can just repurpose ur webdevs

[jade stone]

@deep mulch i will react you to produce 1G fe/t

[deep mulch]

web devs worst kind of dev

[frosty obsidian]

if the class isn't required for your degree then i probably just wouldn't take it

[deep mulch]

it's required

[frosty obsidian]

guh

[deep mulch]

@frosty obsidian you will be required to write an operating system

[frosty obsidian]

probably not

its just cpp

they're not teaching low enough level to make an operating system

[deep mulch]

they will

you will learn SIMD and avx

[frosty obsidian]

maybe in my own time

but not from school

[deep mulch]

@frosty obsidian you will figure out why my code recomposes so much

[frosty obsidian]

nop

[deep mulch]

gu

I don't think I can release yet there's bugs I found

and so many unnecessary redraws

[jade stone]

just push the bugs

[frosty obsidian]

don't let perfect be the enemy of the good

[deep mulch]

if I do this right it'll be really pophlar I think

since all the other options suck

so I wanna get as much right as I can before release

[ornate quiver]

I will use in aliu manager

there's no good color picker

[frosty obsidian]

yeah didn't you want to make the app icon background customizable

[ornate quiver]

ye

[deep mulch]

lovee

[frosty obsidian]

rusher this is #🪅-progaming

[deep mulch]

let me husk

[frosty obsidian]

nop

[dense sand]

is there anyone who used s3 client(for minio specifically), is there any way to attach "metadata" to the file? in javascript, preferrably with bun s3

[ornate quiver]

nop

enough husking

[deep mulch]

nini

[ornate quiver]

nini

[hoary sluice]

@formal belfry is this real mantikafasi

[jade stone]

bio checks out

[ornate quiver]

mantika alt

[runic sundial]

this is a new one

STACK

SMASHING

devilish FIENDS

Do I SERIOUSLY need to handle this edge case

brug

[hoary sluice]

the compiler people love giving funny names to mundane errors

[fleet cedar]

More commonly called buffer overflow

[runic sundial]

https://tenor.com/view/skeleton-computer-smash-skeleton-bat-computer-gif-21998551

oh i know what it is

and why it's happening

[fleet cedar]

Guess it gets a cooler name since it's more dangerous than a heap buffer overflow?

[runic sundial]

It's because I'm shrinking the size of this struct as an LLVM pass

tr~1

[fleet cedar]

Since the memory layout is more predictable

[runic sundial]

glue-on-roach

Needed this 💎

to fix an issue where the IR

Would just

"Lmao, skip the GEP"

"Faster this way idk"

[ornate quiver]

okay i got it

new ff profile, .desktop entry that launches spotify.com in that ff profile in kiosk mode in a new window, then unfullscreens it via hyprland

works really well

dont have to install native app

im gonna switch over to eww from waybar i think

[deep mulch]

love

[lavish cloud]

Remind me to make JNI bindings for llvm codegen

[deep mulch]

insane

[runic sundial]

https://tenor.com/view/shocked-oh-my-god-wow-gasp-gagged-gif-13441532916330989896

WHAT GOOD WOULD THAT BE/

LIKE

why

[lavish cloud]

Because then I can rewrite my interpreter/compiler in Kotlin (blessed) instead of python

[runic sundial]

Like

LLVM is in C++

You're going to write, JNI, for that?

Handling the fucking nightmare tier of nested pointers?

Auto gen bindings? Sure.

Any form of fluency?

k

not happening

Just use a native lang

Rust or Cpp whatever

Tidy

[deep mulch]

could you use the Kotlin native llvm backend and repurpose it

[lavish cloud]

Horror

Honestly if knative got CPP interop I'd be more than happy

[lavish cloud]

I mean, can't be much worse than the python bindings

[dense sand]

@runic sundial your c++ looks fancy

[hoary sluice]

or just use rust

[lavish cloud]

Horror

I'd rather become a webdev

[hoary sluice]

thats too far

you need to jump

[lavish cloud]

I tried rust and quit

[hoary sluice]

you can use rust for webdev

[lavish cloud]

You're making it worse

[hoary sluice]

it was never bad

[dawn ledge]

whyyyyyyy

[placid cape]

what about multiplatform app development?

like kotlin multiplatform

[placid cape]

memory safe and fact website ⚡🔥

[frosty obsidian]

https://github.com/ftomassetti/kllvm

not enough to make a language

unfortunately

but its most of the way there

[placid cape]

you can create your own :D

[hoary sluice]

there probably is a framework for that

[placid cape]

@valid jetty when linter for elle?

[placid cape]

maybe

Found something https://github.com/redbadger/crux

[ornate quiver]

do not

[lavish cloud]

do

[formal belfry]

documentation 😗

e

state saving / restoration

[spark tiger]

do y’all think he likes dynamic arrays?

[spark tiger]

yet another js bundler released

[jade stone]

another one is rust too

guys its blazing fast

did you know its blazing fast ™️

they got an AI chatbot

[spark tiger]

LMAO THEY PUT THEMSELVES INTO “WHO IS USING” SECTION

[placid cape]

0 days since new javascript bundler

when new runtime 😦

[jade stone]

is ther a single node compatable one besides node?

[placid cape]

bun does a great job ig

still isn't fully compatible but a lot of things work

idk about deno

but deno literally broke their initial goal by implementing npm and node support

[spark tiger]

bun

[jade stone]

iirc it isnt node compatabel

[ornate quiver]

im gonna send my first email patch ever
so nervous

@deep mulch @royal nymph could you guys take a quick look to make sure i didnt do something stupid

[jade stone]

lol they dont even say it

yop

[spark tiger]

oh

[jade stone]

missing quite a few things

[placid cape]

I don't know what's the trend but

Why the fuck are runtimes bundling sqlite ?????

Are they playing "who's the biggest bloatware" competition?

[deep mulch]

yop

[jade stone]

the only think i can guess is that its used internally somehow and if its being used already, why not expose it for other use

[placid cape]

But the thing is that it's not..

[jade stone]

eh

who knows then

[ornate quiver]

sqlite is pretty lightweight and suuuuper useful
in a sense it might be bloat for 99% of apps but you could say the same for the rest of the stdlib...

[frosty obsidian]

the entire node ecosystem is full of bloat anyways

[jade stone]

tbh i cant be bothered to learn sql

ill just use some orm

[spark tiger]

lc.g orm

[visual shell]

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[jade stone]

tl;dr use some sane API instead of writing sql

[placid cape]

that's not a bad point but still, std (we're talking about node modules, not js features itself) is mainly for communicating with the operating system itself - that's why we have runtime

[jade stone]

guh?????? why did discord just mark every message in this server as read

[placid cape]

it's unnecessary to bundle sqlite into runtime, it can be an external dependency

by this logic we don't need npm and we can bundle everything to runtime

[spark tiger]

mb

[placid cape]

Bun has built-in s3 client

[jade stone]

thats even worse than sqlite

node and deno so sane

[placid cape]

wait few months and node, deno will implement it

[jade stone]

this seems like a neat feature tho

[spark tiger]

so just a bundler? or

[placid cape]

runtime should only contain engine to run the js and modules for interacting with the os

[frosty obsidian]

sqlite is probably built in because unlike other databases, it only exists as a library

[jade stone]

an native executable by the looks of it

[dense sand]

Which is trash cause you cant even set s3 file metadata and the docs are horrible

[frosty obsidian]

and it being written in C adds challenges for third party library devs

possible certainly but not easily

[jade stone]

tbh i might start using bun for some things

looks neat

but also so

LOVE

[spark tiger]

what is bun used for

[jade stone]

i wonder what this kind message is

[nimble bone]

how

[spark tiger]

why’s it hidden

[jade stone]

its too kind 🥰

[spark tiger]

nah i mean like is it some plugin or

[jade stone]

vp hide media

[elder yarrow]

HideMedia

Hide attachments and embeds for individual messages via hover button

Authors

Vee

[formal belfry]

rust rust rust rust rust rust rust rust

[formal belfry]

stawp it

[ionic lake]

this was released a long time ago

[formal belfry]

man...

github is a great website

[dawn ledge]

is that githubs fault tho?

[formal belfry]

yes

[placid cape]

Lmao

[lavish cloud]

Gm

[spark tiger]

oh

i just saw it on hn

[hoary sluice]

@valid jetty should i absolutely never use unwrap in prod or is this acceptable

impl From<&str> for Command {
    fn from(s: &str) -> Self {
        match s.to_lowercase().trim() {
            "AC" => Self::Cancel,
            "AI" => Self::StartRecording,
            "AT" => Self::StopRecording,
            x if x.starts_with("C") => Command::Config(x.strip_prefix("C").unwrap().to_owned()),
            other => Command::Unknown(other.to_string()),
        }
    }
}

[fleet cedar]

if-let-guards when

x if let Some(x) = x.strip_prefix('C') => Command::Config(x.to_owned())

[hoary sluice]

maybe soon actually
rustc: if let guards are experimental
see issue #51114 https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/issues/51114 for more information
you can write if matches!(<expr>, <pattern>) instead of if let <pattern> = <expr>

[fleet cedar]

"Soon" as in "open since 2018 with little news"

[dense glacier]

What is your font and theme

https://tenor.com/view/raccoon-rave-dance-gif-15389662957248741331

[jade stone]

Midnight by refactor, with comic shanns

Tokyo night variant

[hoary sluice]

evil

[dawn ledge]

you can use matches
but the snippet they shared uses the x later

[hoary sluice]

yes i just realized

[jade stone]

Rust confuses me. I want to learn it, but I still haven't found a good explanation for borrowing

I will learn it sometime in the future

[jade stone]

(Also the build times suck ass lol)

[hoary sluice]

but the runtime is blazingly fast

[jade stone]

So is c/c++, and I can code faster in those

[hoary sluice]

giant skull emoji

[hoary sluice]

my frontend for this is in qt c++ and its honestly unbearable

build after clean takes around 3 minutes for me

normal build takes a second

project isnt that big tho

https://github.com/eagely/voice-backend

[dawn ledge]

its literally just glorified pointer references

[fleet cedar]

References are domesticated pointers

[hoary sluice]

pointers if they were implemented safely

[hoary sluice]

this is release build after a clean

no clean

debug build

[valid jetty]

use if let or at the very least expect

[jade stone]

That's so much faster than rust tho

[valid jetty]

there should never be a case where you panic with no reason

[hoary sluice]

debug build

[hoary sluice]

i was talking abt rust

[hoary sluice]

yea but it cant panic here

[jade stone]

In my experience, rust builds take anywhere from 5-30 minutes for small - largeish projects

[valid jetty]

elle takes about 30 seconds to do a clean debug build

[hoary sluice]

whats a small - largeish project

[valid jetty]

@hoary sluice you should try to build elle

[hoary sluice]

you prob have better specs than me

[hoary sluice]

you build the voice assistant

[valid jetty]

i tried on both m1 and i7 11th gen and it’s about the same

[valid jetty]

where do i find + how much space will it take up

[hoary sluice]

.

[valid jetty]

and the size of the target folder?

[hoary sluice]

i didnt push any of the models

1.8g

elle takes 4 seconds

debug

[valid jetty]

lmao

and release?

[hoary sluice]

release takes 9.44s

[valid jetty]

wtf

[hoary sluice]

i mean your only dep is levenshtein

[valid jetty]

yeah

16k lines of pure rust code with only rust’s stdlib

and levenshtein is a single 60 line file lmao

[hoary sluice]

😭

[valid jetty]

i could embed it straight into the repo and then build with rustc instead of cargo tbh

[hoary sluice]

icps takes 0.87s/2.3s after clean

[hoary sluice]

about 80% of the time is spent on compiling whisper-rs speech to text

@valid jetty do u use gay indents

[valid jetty]

not really

[hoary sluice]

@valid jetty how do i run 'cargo run' by pressing a keybind

[valid jetty]

nnoremap?

[hoary sluice]

in zed

i figured it out now

@valid jetty press alt shift t, type echo hello and press alt enter

[dawn ledge]

rust is getting the nodejs treatment
500 deps for a simple function

[hoary sluice]

do u see any output

[hoary sluice]

those deps are warranted

[dawn ledge]

sure

[hoary sluice]

[dependencies]
async-trait = "0.1.87"
bytes = "1.10.1"
config = "0.15.9"
cpal = "0.15.3"
directories = "6.0.0"
futures = "0.3.31"
futures-util = "0.3.31"
hound = "3.5.1"
notify-rust = "4.11.5"
regex = "1.11.1"
serde = { version = "1.0.219", features = ["derive"] }
serde_json = "1.0.140"
thiserror = "2.0.12"
tokio = { version = "1.44.0", features = [
    "fs",
    "io-util",
    "macros",
    "rt-multi-thread",
    "sync",
    "net",
    "time",
] }
tokio-tungstenite = "0.26.2"
reqwest = { version = "0.12.12", features = ["json", "stream"] }
url = "2.5.4"
whisper-rs = "0.14.2"

these have their own deps

[dawn ledge]

the largest rust project ive compiled is zed on linux
they had 2k

[hoary sluice]

compiling zed requires shutting down everything and going outside for an hour

[dawn ledge]

i always no_default_features = True my deps

was half an hour for me but true

had to touch gr*ss

[fleet cedar]

Gross

[hoary sluice]

gruzmother

[placid cape]

thats a lot wtf

[placid cape]

sounds like JAVA JEPs

[placid cape]

exactly lol

blom

[dawn ledge]

comparing compile times accross different languages is kinda dumb

not all function the same

go doesnt do borrow checking

[spark tiger]

i think it only takes me like 5m idk

i mean if we ain't building it from scratch w/ all the dependencies

[formal belfry]

💀

why is it so indented

reveal that fn right now 🔥

[hoary sluice]

its on my github

voice backetd

ws.rs

[formal belfry]

rust

i haev a 20thousnad line divine compiler

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

[fleet cedar]

I'm more of a decompiler fan

[formal belfry]

why is it 90% if/else statements 😭

[spark tiger]

gotos

[formal belfry]

🗣️

[fleet cedar]

Is this like, c

[formal belfry]

no

its holy c

https://github.com/cia-foundation/TempleOS/blob/archive/Compiler/Lex.HC

[fleet cedar]

Cursed

[formal belfry]

almost 10k loc

[placid cape]

im not comparing them

just saying

[valid jetty]

real

i love compilers

[formal belfry]

e

[hoary sluice]

are u just making unix

[formal belfry]

no

https://youtu.be/XuC7xW9ZCtY?t=216

terry davis opinion on minecraft

[formal belfry]

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

[frosty obsidian]

insane

[placid cape]

cool

[ornate quiver]

fireship slop

[hoary sluice]

@valid jetty notice whats wrong?

[valid jetty]

loveeeeeeeeeeee

to_lowercase -> matches uppercase characters

intelligent

[hoary sluice]

this is such a common error why did noone notice it here 😭

[ornate quiver]

wait why does strip_prefix return a result????

huh

[hoary sluice]

if the prefix isnt 'C' it returns None

its cause rust doesnt want unpredictable stuff

[ornate quiver]

guh??

[hoary sluice]

a function shouldnt either do something or do nothing without you knowing

[ornate quiver]

whats the error type

[hoary sluice]

its an option

[valid jetty]

it will literally never hit the first 4 cases

you .to_lowercase it

it can never match AC or AI or AT or C

because thats uppercase

[royal nymph]

fireslop

slopship

[hoary sluice]

i was talking abt .strip_prefix

i alr fixed tne lowercase thing

rosie you need sleep

[torn seal]

fireship more like watershit

[nimble bone]

@solid gazelleship

fres will make js youtube channel named Fresship

[deep mulch]

HORROR

[spark tiger]

wtf is this microsoft slop in my discord devtools

i literally just pressed ctrl c

why did it appear

[spark tiger]

chat is this real

[lavish frigate]

Real sadly

[atomic brook]

So i can finally just get autocompletion from lsp without waiting for an eternity?

[valid jetty]

good

[dense sand]

im thinking of sending gc to waste in my jvm and just letting the user manage their objects on their own

not sure how good of an idea it is tho

[atomic brook]

Java user will never manage their memory

[valid jetty]

just write a gc lol it’s not that hard

people make it sound more complicated than it is

[fleet cedar]

Writing a gc isn't hard yeah

Writing a good, efficient one,

[valid jetty]

@dense sand if you want i can write a basic gc in C and litter it with comments so you can understand how it works

[valid jetty]

writing an efficient one isnt that difficult either if your final goal is a stop-the-world allocator

however if your plan is a generational allocator with multithreading then it becomes a lot harder

[dense sand]

i know how i could implement the m&s algorithm, its just that my heap isnt constructed well enought to support it lol

[valid jetty]

hm

what does your heap look like

if your heap has an alloc and free method then the gc should derive easily from there

[dense sand]

under what condition can i mark the memory segment to be freed though? when its not being referenced anywhere?

[valid jetty]

when you run the marking algorithm and that segment is not marked

[formal belfry]

pause

💀

[deep mulch]

@valid jetty hiii

[fleet cedar]

Efficient stw gc is a contradiction

[formal belfry]

https://tenor.com/view/terry-davis-wobble-templeos-dance-ff5-gif-21949804

[valid jetty]

@dense sand naive impl

// assuming allocator contains a typical dynamic array of Regions with buf len cap
// where a Region is a struct that holds a size, buffer, and marked bool
void collect(Allocator *allocator) {
    // unmark all regions
    for (int i = 0; i < allocator.regions.count; ++i) {
        allocator.regions.elements[i].marked = false;
    }

    // mark reachable regions
    // youll have to define these roots manually based on what youre doing in your jvm thing
    // if it was just a basic gc for a language you would put the top and bottom of the stack here
    mark(allocator.start, allocator.end);

    // free unreachable regions
    for (int i = 0; i < allocator.regions.count; ++i) {
        if (!allocator.regions.elements[i].marked) free(remove_element(allocator.regions, i));
    }
}

// takes an arbitrary allocator and the start and end of the region to scan for pointers on our heap
// this is a seperate function from the collection itself because the simplest way to do this is recursive
void mark_thingies(Allocator *allocator, const uintptr_t *start, const uintptr_t *end) {
    // get a mutable copy of the ptr so you can add to it
    uintptr_t *current = (uintptr *)start;

    while current < end {
        uintptr_t ptr = *current;
        
        // basic restrictions to skip over pointers which are obviously invalid
        if (ptr != NULL && ptr % sizeof(uintptr_t) == 0 && ptr > 0x10000) {
            // check if ptr is within our heap
            for (int i = 0; i < allocator.regions.count; ++i) {
                Region *region = allocator.regions.elements[i];
                if (region.buffer < ptr && ptr < region.buffer + region.size) {
                    // mark region and then recursively call the marking function for this buffer
                    // the simplest way to think about this is: you allocate struct A, and that has struct B inside
                    // the only place where struct B will be reachable is through A, so it shouldnt be freed until A is freed
                    region.marked = true;
                    mark(allocator, (const uintptr_t *)region.buffer, (const uintptr_t *)(region.buffer + region.size));
                }
            }
        }

        current += 1; // ptr arithmetic, adds on sizeof(uintptr_t)
    }
}

void *alloc(Allocator *allocator, int size) {
    // collect if too big
    if (allocator.total_size + size > allocator.threshold) {
        collect(allocator);
    }

    // add to the list of regions
    self.total_size += size;
    Region *region = new_region(size);
    push_element(allocator.regions, region);

    return region.buffer;
}

idk how your heap is set out but if its one big continous buffer you can just iterate by pointer size through it until the index is bigger than the pointer youre searching for

and then to free you add that region to a freelist instead

[formal belfry]

https://tenor.com/view/cia-terry-terry-a-davis-terry-a-davis-got-the-moves-cool-dance-gif-14065988

[valid jetty]

also ideally here you would call mark on every root you have

ie (in a systems gc), the stack, static variables/fields, etc

[ornate quiver]

@dense sand what if you just make everything rc

[jade stone]

INSANE

https://github.com/microsoft/typescript-go

[spark tiger]

?

[jade stone]

yop

[deep mulch]

me

[formal belfry]

lmao whats that

is that the github app? looks like a commit

[spark tiger]

cursor chat with claude

i asked it to move the button to the left and it just did display: none

[formal belfry]

oh : ) xDD

[formal belfry]

well its ai so its dumb lol

llms like enforcing their own agenda more than yours

dont trust them

[spark tiger]

FUCKING WHAT

[formal belfry]

its struggling with css and html thats not a good look

css and html are so basic : )

[spark tiger]

my teacher deadass told me to use react for my small site for school project

[hoary sluice]

brainwash

sponsored

[austere anchor]

how and where do you get roots from

[valid jetty]

in C you get the roots by allocating a variable at the start of ur main function which gives you the top of the stack then allocate a new stack variable in the collection function

gives you an approximate range of the stack by taking their difference

and then you use that as your initial mark

[austere anchor]

then it iters through the entire stack looking for allocations?

actually this is a gc so a heap but

[valid jetty]

yes

iters by ptr width

then the things it finds are also recursively scanned

[austere anchor]

how does it know whether or not the thing it's currently looking at was not already unused?

[valid jetty]

wdym

[austere anchor]

like it finds a match right

and it marks it

but like

how does it know that "match" isn't just an already-inaccessible pointer that just happened to be in memory at that time

basically why does it not just mark everything thus becoming useless

[formal belfry]

I tried copilot for a bit and it made me realize how crucial actually researching and asking around is for learning

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/1026504914131759104/1348430861908971632/ETzsVVQ.gif

[valid jetty]

because stack memory which is no longer in use is taken up by something else and overwritten

if the pointer lasts maybe 1 extra collection because it just happens to survive thats not relevant thats an implementation detail of the stack on unix systems

[ornate quiver]

SOLIDJS AND TAILWIND

[jade stone]

tbh the autocomplete gets in the way more than it helps

i use the tabout plugin in all my editors, and it takes over it

so instead of tabbing out, i autocomplete some random, broken shit

however, the chat can be nice from time to time

[hoary sluice]

is that the entire codeblock

[hoary sluice]

then turn off autocomplete

[hoary sluice]

using copilot without knowing the language is actually crazy

i can get behind asking a chat llm for debugging help

[formal belfry]

llms mid

if u ask an llm what 1+2 is, it will do a backflip and tell you its 4 because of ... and ...

[spark tiger]

yes. idk what happened but suddenly all models started just editing the last line

might be a cursor bug or smth

[hoary sluice]

why are u using cursor

[lavish frigate]

i have a full paragraph of rules on cursor for it to work pretty well

[formal belfry]

what 💀 u can give it rules

[lavish frigate]

yes

stuff like "dont unnecessarily try to add more packages" "avoid overuse of comments" etc

[formal belfry]

havent u seen that study where it says ai likes to force its own agenda 60% of the time or smthing

rules aint going to do nothing

[placid cape]

We're getting typescript in go Oh there's already a talk about it

https://github.com/microsoft/typescript-go

[spark tiger]

it’s for a silly school project

i cba to do webdev

[formal belfry]

oh god

[formal belfry]

microsoft engineers are such noobs

[placid cape]

Which AI does cursor use?

[formal belfry]

is it not its own ai text editor?

[spark tiger]

you can select but i tried all it had - claude 3.7, claude 3.5, gpt4o

[lavish frigate]

a custom one for autocompletes called cursor tab, for chat and agent you can choose between the gpt models/claude

[formal belfry]

god

what is default 💀

[lavish frigate]

claude 3.5

[formal belfry]

this?

they got the whole stack of ai on there that is crazy

[lavish frigate]

ah i am not sure what that is

[hoary sluice]

does using claude 3.7 reasoning cost money

[lavish frigate]

thought there are a bunch of models in the settings

[formal belfry]

agent

they are calling ai "agents" now

[formal belfry]

can you make a divine compiler with all of those llms

https://tenor.com/view/cia-terry-terry-a-davis-terry-a-davis-got-the-moves-cool-dance-gif-14065988

[lavish frigate]

you have a set amount of premium requests per month, claude sonnet and gpt 4o+ (and more) fall under there, the other ones are free

[lavish frigate]

the difference between chat and agent is that chat is a normal chat and agent can run commands and edit files

[formal belfry]

can an ai make a kernel

[formal belfry]

🔥

[lavish frigate]

though i pay for it as i use it for work

once you hit the limit on a paid account you are put into the "slow" queue where it may take longer to get a response

[formal belfry]

monthly quota 💀

can an ai make a 20,000 line divine compiler

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

what abiout a wayland compositor

[formal belfry]

dont enable that lol

sus mode

we are in the age of ai... and we cant stop it

star wars is such a great series to watch

[hoary sluice]

@placid cape do u have wake word detecion yet

and async recording

im thinking about permanently recording and making a ring buffer so when you press play the start index is set and when you press play it returns the audio between the start and stop index and there a limit of 10 minutes per recording cause i dont think anyones gonna be talking to a voice assistant for 10 minutes

this way you can have multiple clients using a local recorder

doesnt really make sense but allows for it to share the same microservice trait as a remote recorder

it ends up using 38.4 MB

[placid cape]

Yes

https://github.com/dscripka/openWakeWord

there's also microwakeword which is probably better for you

[hoary sluice]

i think im gonna use https://github.com/Picovoice/porcupine

they have rust bindings

[placid cape]

didn't know about this one 🤔

looks good

[hoary sluice]

@valid jetty is allocating 3.84 MB on the stack a good idea

my stack size is 16MiB

[valid jetty]

maybe not

what do you wanna put in there

[hoary sluice]

a ringbuffer with 1 minute of 16k recording

altho i just found out that the stack is only really faster for allocation not for reading of big data

[valid jetty]

yeah ^

i was gonna say

[hoary sluice]

man i love writing async wrappers for inherently sync code

(hate)

[valid jetty]

[hoary sluice]

i think its time to ```rs
struct NotSync<T>(T);
unsafe impl<T> Sync for NotSync<T> {}

[fleet cedar]

That sounds like a bad idea

[dense sand]

thanks :3, sorry for the late reply im ill and my bunny install is borked 💀 so i couldnt reply

[hoary sluice]

i need to put a sync recorder (cpal::Stream) into an async function because the microservice trait is async and there needs to be an implementation of it which uses websockets and records audio on a remote host, and i think id rather make something thats inherently not async into async than the other way around

[fleet cedar]

Perhaps confusingly, the Sync trait has very little to do with async

[hoary sluice]

struct SingleThreaded<T>(T);
unsafe impl<T> Sync for SingleThreaded<T> {}
unsafe impl<T> Send for SingleThreaded<T> {}

[fleet cedar]

Have you considered using spawn_local instead

Or the corresponding function on whatever runtime you use

[hoary sluice]

the cpal::Stream is inside the &self which is passed to an async function

[fleet cedar]

Types that are !Sync can, by definition, not be accessed from multiple threads

Doing so anyway is ub

(Other than raw pointers and UnsafeCell, where the !Sync is just erring on the side of caution)

[hoary sluice]

the stream isnt actually used inside the async fn

its just inside &self

it records into a ringbuffer which is then read from

[fleet cedar]

Then split it up so you only pass the parts you need into the async fn

[hoary sluice]

if i can figure out how to do that

but chatgpt can!!

one struct has a producer for the ringbuffer and another has a consumer and is also Send + Sync

[formal belfry]

chatgpt cant

[fleet cedar]

I would not trust chatgpt with unsafe

[formal belfry]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yHkUF1ioGSs

[hoary sluice]

it removed the unsafe

also its not like im blindly copying it

[valid jetty]

what the fuck was i writing in aoc LMAOOOO

huuusk

i fell off so hard theres no way i can do this now

[fleet cedar]

Which day is that?

[valid jetty]

first ss is day 20

second is day 24

[fleet cedar]

For 2024?

[valid jetty]

LMAO

[valid jetty]

yes

holy fucking shit

[formal belfry]

what is that syntax highlighting

[valid jetty]

its github with an arc boost

this is the most cursed python code ive ever written i feel

import sys

def can_fit(ls, ks):
    return not any(l == '#' and k == '#'
        for lr, kr in zip(ls, ks)
        for l, k in zip(lr, kr))

def solve(c):
    check = lambda i: [b.split('\n') for b in c.split('\n\n') if all(c == '#' for c in b.split('\n')[i])]
    ls = check(0)
    ks = check(-1)
    return sum(1 for l in ls for k in ks if can_fit(l, k))

with open(sys.argv[1]) as f:
    print(solve(f.read()))
``` lmao

concise but at what cost

[fleet cedar]

It was fun to write

But don't ask me to explain the code

[valid jetty]

😭😭😭😭😭

[hoary sluice]

d21

[fleet cedar]

The nested keypad one? ||```py
import functools as F
@F.cache
def G(s,N,B,H):
if-1==N:return 1
o=0;A=N-1,' ^A<v>',0
for c in zip('A'+s,s+'A'):p,P=map(B.find,c);x=P%3-p%3;x='>'x+'<'-x;y=P//3-p//3;y='v'y+'^'-y;o+=min([G(x+y,*A)][:P%3 or p//3!=H]+[G(y+x,*A)][:p%3 or P//3!=H])
return o
for N in 3,26:print(sum(int(k:=i[:-2])*G(k,N,'789456123 0A',3)for i in open("21.in")))

[hoary sluice]

lmao

i decided to keep mine at least a little readable cause its not meant to be golf

[fleet cedar]

Oh yes it is

[hoary sluice]

my repo isnt

[placid cape]

This is the carry adder

I remember it

[valid jetty]

yeah i know lol

it took me almost 2 hours to do that

[placid cape]

Yeah it was hard

[valid jetty]

1h46 and still got top 500 is crazy

[placid cape]

100th is 1h 1min 13s

still works perfectly https://aoc.xhyrom.dev/

oh I need to fix the "Showing stars for the year 2025"

I should start working on aoc again if I want to finish all years before this year

[hoary sluice]

i say that every year

this time im actually close

[lavish frigate]

why not rust is an understandable question but why not CSHARP?!?!??!

[deep mulch]

Rosie not human

[hoary sluice]

degen

[winged mantle]

people are suprised about microsoft making a sane decision

[lavish cloud]

Not as bad as mine: ```
≢⊃∪/{(⍸m≠⍵)∩,∘.{⍺+⍺-⍵}⍨⍸m=⍵}¨(∪∊m←↑⊃⎕NGET'/tmp/aoc8.txt'1)~'.'

[hoary sluice]

go is not a sane decision

[valid jetty]

go is pretty sane

still garbage collected which means code is more concise and you have less of a risk of memory leaks but you can do a lot more things in parallel and its a lot faster than in javascript

a lot of things from checker.ts look like 1:1 translations of the js version and its still 10x faster

without any dedicated optimizations

so take that as you will

[unkempt shuttle]

is that apl

[placid cape]

C# competitor to go????

it's a totally different language

[valid jetty]

lmaoooo

professional idiot

[placid cape]

where did you get this graph?

[dawn ledge]

remove c, c++, c#, obj-c, logos and makefile
and this would be a language composition i can see myself using

[lavish cloud]

Yes

[unkempt shuttle]

haha awesome

[lavish cloud]

For me you'd have to remove everything except that tiny bit of python and fill in the rest with 2% CPP 0.1% CMake and the rest Kotlin

[fleet cedar]

Mine would be rust and python, with a dozen single-percents

[dawn ledge]

chat

should i get into lang dev

i would love a zig + rust

[unkempt shuttle]

yeah do it

there's a channel for this in the rust discord server

have fun

[dawn ledge]

alright
another thing in my endless tasklist

[unkempt shuttle]

https://canary.discord.com/channels/273534239310479360/490356824420122645

have

[placid cape]

lmao real

i hate that day has only 24 hours

[dawn ledge]

so TRUE

[hoary sluice]

@valid jetty what what what what what
https://godot-rust.github.io/

this has been a thing for years why am i only now finding out abouti

it

[unkempt shuttle]

yeah it's been around for a long time

sillly

[placid cape]

poggers

Rust community ís insane

[supple whale]

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/867146636878282764/1349411385028640839/Screenshot_20250312_165519.jpg?ex=67d300c9&is=67d1af49&hm=4f3a5c072ab02e64c15119196b16fdd9f4f469a04d28fec52d23e385f2f9fefc&

cursed!

fuck mono framework tho

it tanks perf for no valid reason

[balmy lintel]

insane..

[supple whale]

nah its shite, unity fucking sucks for this

doom 2016 and ethernal supports full vulkan

so i can raw-dog it on vulkan and run it on ultra at like 60fps

ghostrunner is like 40-50 fps

crysis 3 remastered is like 40-60 fps

most unity games run like shit tho, but unity can be ported to android with one click, most developers just dont do it

[hoary sluice]

@valid jetty @fleet cedar on a scale of 10 to 10 how horror is thishttps://github.com/eagely/voice-backend/blob/main/src/service/recording/local_recorder.rs

tomorrow im gonna try again to make it safe

[fleet cedar]

.map(|n| n == device_name).unwrap_or(false) → .is_some_and(|n| n == device_name)

[hoary sluice]

ignore the eprintln

[fleet cedar]

And ```rs
pub struct UnsafeSendSync<T>(pub T);
unsafe impl<T> Sync for UnsafeSendSync<T> {}
unsafe impl<T> Send for UnsafeSendSync<T> {}

![husk1](https://cdn.discordapp.com/emojis/1311092203829067816.webp?size=128 "husk1")![husk2](https://cdn.discordapp.com/emojis/1311092218349621338.webp?size=128 "husk2")
![husk3](https://cdn.discordapp.com/emojis/1311092233520287765.webp?size=128 "husk3")![husk4](https://cdn.discordapp.com/emojis/1311092246405447801.webp?size=128 "husk4")

[hoary sluice]

i know

and i kinda dont care anymore

i spent like 4 hours trying to find another way

[fleet cedar]

Why not create the stream on the thread it lives in

[hoary sluice]

cause the goal is to have it record permanently

[fleet cedar]

What does that have to do with which thread creates it

[hoary sluice]

it doesnt rn but thats a problem for tomorrow

[hoary sluice]

you mean share its buffer between threads and create the stream in its own thread?

i tried doing that

kinda

and thats what im planning on doing in the end

the good thing is now i have at least another 5 pages of content in the thesis

[jade stone]

reading the node ESM and CJS docs for fun

[formal belfry]

its growing up rigyht before my eyes

🥺

1337

my divine kernel is 11337 loc, rightfully so

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

https://tenor.com/view/haxxor-haxor-hack-hacker-mad-is-cute-gif-20709615

elite haxorrrr

im hacking the matrix

[static ibex]

your getting turned into a gif

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/1318764711193612331/1349531054461161613/attachment.gif

[formal belfry]

gud

shit

[mild yoke]

We're so back

[formal belfry]

https://github.com/hyprwm/Hypr/pull/135

xD

chatgpt moment

[royal nymph]

the code is ai generated too lmao