considering traits dont really exist
#🪅-progaming
hoary sluice
r u gonna make traits
valid jetty
eventually yeah
these are the things i want to do after i finally push iterators to remote
hoary sluice
you still didnt push iterators???
valid jetty
i need to write tests and docs`
hoary sluice
these are the things i want to do after i finally push iterators to remote
why should alignment not be packed
valid jetty
lol
hoary sluice
i dont think i even have that many files
valid jetty
why should alignment not be packed
nono, theres no alignment at all
deep mulch
@valid jetty
valid jetty
its as if you did #[repr(packed)] on a struct in rust but its every struct
hoary sluice
i have 32
valid jetty
😭
deep mulch
@valid jetty hiii
hoary sluice
its as if you did `#[repr(packed)]` on a struct in rust but its every struct
why is that bad
valid jetty
267 files
valid jetty
why is that bad
its not bad its just not C abi compliant
valid jetty
<@581573474296791211> hiii
hiii
hoary sluice
how much is in src
valid jetty
79 in src
hoary sluice
i have 19
valid jetty
82 rust files in total
(build.rs in root, 1 file in the zed extension, 1 file in the proc macro)
valid jetty
i have 19
its gonna go up if you ever make a compiler
idk
my rust files will approach 100 when i refactor the parser
hoary sluice
"here at lovely, we value good error messages" - kiahjh
valid jetty
the stmt parser alone is 4.1kloc
valid jetty
"here at lovely, we value good error messages" - kiahjh
LMAO
hoary sluice
the stmt parser alone is 4.1kloc
ok thats crazy mines like 20
thats almost triple my total loc
valid jetty
😭
valid jetty
horror
so tiny
the imports alone are huge lmao
#![allow(clippy::cognitive_complexity, clippy::single_match)]
use std::cell::RefCell;
use std::iter::FromIterator;
use std::rc::Rc;
use super::enums::{
Address, Argument, ArrayLength, ArrayLiteral, AstNode, BinaryOperation, BitwiseNot, Buffer,
Conversion, Declare, Environment, FieldAccess, FunctionCall, IfStatement, Lambda, Literal,
LogicalNot, MemoryOperation, Primitive, Return, SetAllocator, Size, StructLiteral, Ternary,
VariadicArgument, VariadicStart,
};
use super::parser::{create_generic_struct, EnumPool, StructPool};
use crate::compiler::qbe::r#type::Type;
use crate::lexer::enums::{Attribute, MutRc};
use crate::misc::constants::ITER_CONSTANT;
use crate::parser::enums::{BlockStatement, TupleDeclare, WhileLoopStatement};
use crate::{
elle_error, enum_hover, expect_eot, get_type, is_type, set_end, INTERNAL_ITERATOR_FORMAT,
INTERNAL_VALUE_FORMAT,
};
use crate::{
lexer::enums::{Location, Token, TokenKind, ValueKind},
misc::colors::*,
not_valid_struct_or_type, token_to_node, GENERIC_END, GENERIC_IDENTIFIER,
};
#[derive(Clone, Copy)]
pub struct Shared<'a> {
pub struct_pool: &'a RefCell<StructPool>,
pub enum_pool: &'a RefCell<EnumPool>,
#[allow(unused)]
pub tree: &'a RefCell<Vec<Primitive>>,
pub generics: &'a Vec<String>,
pub known_generics: &'a Vec<Type>,
pub addr_only: bool,
pub tmp_counter: &'a RefCell<u64>,
}
pub struct Statement<'a> {
tokens: Vec<Token>,
position: usize,
body: &'a RefCell<Vec<AstNode>>,
shared: &'a Shared<'a>,
consumed_addr: bool,
}
i definitely need to move to seperate files soon
hoary sluice
my statement parser is 141 loc without macros or helper functions
256 with
and im pretty sure elle does not have 29 times more statements that icy
valid jetty
no, but a statement could be more complicated to parse
you can look at the use super::enums for all the statements
some are more complicated to parse than others
it is due for a refactor but theres also quite a lot to parse
hoary sluice
your avg stmt takes 5x as many loc to parse than mine
hoary sluice
it is due for a refactor but theres also quite a lot to parse
why are ifs statements
valid jetty
because its not expression-based
as in, you cant omit the semicolon to return it
i could make a seperate keyword to break out of the if stmt but its just simpler like this
valid jetty
your avg stmt takes 5x as many loc to parse than mine
parsing foreach alone takes 150 lines
but tbf thats mostly sugar unrolling
hoary sluice
no other editor arbitrarily prefixes or suffixes plugins with the name of the editor
tho this is probably from the separation between vim and nvim
valid jetty
and why is location mutable
to set the end range
hoary sluice
oh
valid jetty
hoary sluice
oh i read that as 500 lines
valid jetty
the logic also allows for tuple destructuring straight in the foreach
hoary sluice
idk how
valid jetty
oh lol
hoary sluice
150 sounds reasonable
valid jetty
this is relatively ugly but idk a better way to do it
hoary sluice
rosie have i told u alr that the job im starting now suddently wants to force windows
im gonna have to buy a new laptop soon
hoary sluice
i was planning on putting my current nix conf on the work laptop and using it at home too
hoary sluice
buy a thinkpad t480s and dualboot windows and linux on it
the point of them forcing windows is not that windows is better
they want to supervise everything youdo
which automatically eliminates dualboot as an option
hoary sluice
this is relatively ugly but idk a better way to do it
if eat!(TokenKind::Comma)
valid jetty
they cant lock down the bios on your own personal machine
hoary sluice
do you really think the 2025 supervision software cant detect dualboot
valid jetty
i mean it can detect dualboot
hoary sluice
its cause their bank clients want supervised systems
hoary sluice
they cant lock down the bios on your own personal machine
its not my personal machine
valid jetty
oh
hoary sluice
they give u a thinkpad
i was gonna use that at home too
but not if it has windows
hoary sluice
so i have to buy a new one
hoary sluice
cause mine is old and nvidia and has a NINE WATT battery
it was originally 45W but its on 20% health and might explode any moment
valid jetty
lmaooo
hoary sluice
this is relatively ugly but idk a better way to do it
macro_rules! eat {
($self:expr, $kind:path) => {
if self.current_token().kind == $kind {
self.advance();
true
}
else {
false
}
}
}
smth like this
i have smth similar
macro_rules! current_and_consume (im not very creative with names) {
($self:expr) => {
let $res = self.current_token();
self.advance();
$res
}
}
these are what i have
macro_rules! try_consume_any {
($self:expr, $($kind:expr),+) => {{
false $(|| {
if $self.current_is($kind) {
$self.advance();
true
} else {
false
}
})+
}};
}
macro_rules! consume {
($self:expr, $kind:path, $loc:expr) => {
if !$self.current_is($kind) {
return err!(
ErrorKind::ExpectedExpression,
$loc,
format!("Expected {:?}, found {:?}", $kind, $self.current())
);
}
$self.advance();
};
}
i mean yeah obviously it would be a good idea to make this kind of macro
placid cape
macros 🔥
valid jetty
i dont really have this kind of simplification anywhere in the parser
maybe this is why its so long
valid jetty
```rs
macro_rules! current_and_consume (im not very creative with names) {
($s...
this isnt real this would fail
macro_rules! current_and_consume (im not very creative with names) {
($self:expr) => {{
let res = $self.current_token();
$self.advance();
res
}}
}
frosty obsidian
seems that way
hoary sluice
<@415132870252822539> is this a sane idea
yes
median root
torrenting site?
median root
yeah cuz thats really good
supple whale
its electron
so just insert ur preferred HTML UI framework here
i rendered this with HTML and CSS
saved it as an image
then used it as a background and animated it
median root
then used it as a background and animated it
Oh yeah how did you get stuff on the aur? I dont wanna read a whole 3 page legal document to put something on the aur.
supple whale
i never did
deep mulch
Ban.
royal nymph
Oh yeah how did you get stuff on the aur? I dont wanna read a whole 3 page legal...
it's easy as fuck
make account
make app
git clone
git add .
git commit -m "add virus"
git push
and read docs to see what files to add
median root
it's easy as fuck
yeah but apparently theres requirements or some shit
and theyve attached 3 whole pages to read on it
and I dont wanna
royal nymph
and theyve attached 3 whole pages to read on it
lc.gem describe the process of creating an aur package in less than 2000 characters
visual shellBOT
lc.gem describe the process of creating an aur package in less than 2000 charact...
describe the process of creating an aur package i…
median root
submisisson guidelines????
lavish frigate
who gaf about submission guidelines i put malware onto the aur every day and people install it without them catching on
median root
who gaf about submission guidelines i put malware onto the aur every day and peo...
well thanks for reassuring me ig
median root
yep, finished product goes giga hard
has it got animations too or is it just the ui?
valid jetty
is it sane to allow contravariant arity
use std/prelude;
fn foo(fn(i32, i32) -> i32 cb) {
return cb(39, 42);
}
fn main() {
$dbg(foo(fn(x) x * 2));
}
@hoary sluice @deep mulch
the function foo accepts a function with 2 parameters, but since fn(i32) is a subtype of fn(i32, i32), it can implicitly cast (or well, the question is, should it?)
valid jetty
idk
you could write fn(x, y) x + y for the lambda, but since fn(x) x * 2 is a subtype of the former, should you be allowed to implicitly cast it to the required type? the C abi allows omitting extra arguments; they will be safely discarded
valid jetty
its specifically useful for something like Array::map
because you can have [1, 2, 3].map(fn(x) x * 2) or [1, 2, 3].map(fn(x, i) x + i) or [1, 2, 3].map(fn(x, i, self) ...) with no overloading
valid jetty
well i mean in modern elle you have [1, 2, 3].iter().enumerate() but yeah
deep mulch
elle will be blazingly fast
lucid trail
this is so clean!
valid jetty
double_perchance!
deep mulch
double_perchance!
SLEEP
valid jetty
how am i supposed to find out whats making it take so long to compile 😭
ive done this before but usually its obvious
here it just splits a bunch
valid jetty
maybe i could shave off some time here
valid jetty
i dont think im gonna find any perf bottlenecks in this area 😭
even though its like 15% of the total runtime
deep mulch
you cant even read the text
deep mulch
i meant on discord
valid jetty
wha
deep mulch
zoom and then send
valid jetty
welll
deep mulch
oh no
valid jetty
depends where i zoom
valid jetty
blame flamegraph for that
deep mulch
@valid jetty
valid jetty
you cant apply dark reader to a local svg
deep mulch
of course its yappanese too 😭
valid jetty
well yeah its inherited from my system
deep mulch
you are addicted i think
valid jetty
"This page is protected by your browser"
deep mulch
i thought firefox did dark mode svgs
valid jetty
or something
im on arc
no dont husk, fuck firefox
it eats up double the memory of chrome and is consistently slower to use
people say "oh use firefox" its not any better
all browsers suck
valid jetty
the only benefit for firefox is that browser pages open and close faster, but the content on browser pages is ALWAYS slower than chrome
even on something like youtube sometimes it stutters at 1080p
deep mulch
hardware accel issue
valid jetty
i have 16gb of ram on an m1 chip, my hardware is not the problem
valid jetty
firefox is only good because its not chrome lol
granite geyser
zen browser soooo good
valid jetty
but nowadays firefox is unmaintained and just as bad if not worse than chrome
deep mulch
but nowadays firefox is unmaintained and just as bad if not worse than chrome
rosie so insane
granite geyser
swithc to zen
valid jetty
i meant unmaintained as in "no new optimizations/features"
granite geyser
zen better 🙏
valid jetty
commits being done does not mean theyre making any real progress
isnt zen firefox based lol
lucid trail
swithc to zen
Zen is still missing quite a bit compared to arc
granite geyser
isnt zen firefox based lol
yes but more maintained
deep mulch
they like just made hevc hardware decoding and some other stuff into stable
a few weeks ago
granite geyser
Zen is still missing quite a bit compared to arc
how
valid jetty
idk but i have used firefox and floorp for weeks straight
i tried to like them
but i switched back to chrome and its just faster lol
lucid trail
i can’t use anything except arc, it’s got me so locked down
valid jetty
i dont really care about the arc features other than the vertical tabs, but i have that on floorp and i can easily add it to firefox
deep mulch
idk if theres any difference i can tell
deep mulch
if there is its insignifcant on my hardware
valid jetty
i wish the browser company didnt abandon arc to focus on their ai slop browser
lucid trail
i think the gecko perf difference is larger on a mac
valid jetty
yeah i think so too
deep mulch
wasnt arc already an ai browser
valid jetty
it performs fine on my fedora x86_64 machine
valid jetty
wasnt arc already an ai browser
no
it has a few ai features but dia is like fully ai-powered
lucid trail
Chromium used to be hella slow on macos like 10 years ago but it’s improved a lot
valid jetty
yea
valid jetty
honestly i hope the ladybird project works out and the browser is a faster alternative to everything else
kinda like zed replacing vscode but for browsers
lucid trail
It might be comparable in 10 years
A competent browser seems like one of those impossible projects to me
valid jetty
yeahhh i love when the browser has so many standards its impossible to be compliant lmao
lucid trail
Spec grows too fast
valid jetty
browsers are hard
thats a little bit of an understatement lol
deep mulch
thats a little bit of an understatement lol
how
valid jetty
why does it take a whole second to build ichigo
valid jetty
how am i supposed to find out whats making it take so long to compile 😭
@deep mulch this is the compilation tree
figure out whats taking so long
lucid trail
I tried figuring out the build process for ungoogled chromium and my mac ended up running out of space lol
valid jetty
256gb ssd?
deep mulch
figure out whats taking so long
morphization
lucid trail
256gb ssd?
512
deep mulch
fix
valid jetty
morphization
correctness over performance
monomorphization needs all of those 3 passes
deep mulch
does it cache at all
lucid trail
i keep 30gb around just to mess around with chromium
valid jetty
it cant use previous results because they become meaningless
deep mulch
sounds terrifying
deep mulch
you should add arrows
valid jetty
deep mulch
for the line prefix
deep mulch
i cant tell the flow
deep mulch
no arrows
valid jetty
wha
deep mulch
theres no directionality
valid jetty
theres no direction its just things importing other nested things
the root file imports std/allocators/arbitrary which imports std/runtime/allocators/__internal__
etc
deep mulch
╭< Importing module 'std/allocators/arbitrary'
┆ ╭< Importing module 'std/runtime/allocators/__internal__'
┆ ╰> Imported 'std/runtime/allocators/__internal__' in 341.209µs
╰> Imported 'std/allocators/arbitrary' in 629.125µs
do it for me i will say yay oine time
lucid trail
why not do it like lazy
deep mulch
does it run in parallel @valid jetty
valid jetty
valid jetty
why not do it like lazy
this is a textual output
frosty obsidian
if you never run anything it can never be slow
valid jetty
does it run in parallel <@581573474296791211>
no ofc not
single threaded compilation
deep mulch
fix
valid jetty
that would require a whole restructuring of the project
deep mulch
do
frosty obsidian
@deep mulch i did this today
lucid trail
is there thread safe elle yet
deep mulch
<@289556910426816513> i did this today
guh?
valid jetty
is there thread safe elle yet
all elle is technically thread safe considering there are no top level statics
frosty obsidian
time to implement async programming and mutexes
valid jetty
idk you can already do that if you just use libpthread
deep mulch
rosie will remove stdlib and force elle users to use external libraries
lucid trail
wow just like rust fr
valid jetty
granite geyser
one of these days we will ban wing wong
deep mulch
overthrow wing
granite geyser
@frosty obsidian in how many hours is it the new day for you
weak roostBOT
John Meyer and Vincent •°|∆•°|∆•°|∆•°|∆•°|∆•° were playing
frosty obsidian
24 minutes
deep mulch
@frosty obsidian play
valid jetty
zoot will get it in 6/6
deep mulch
yes
frosty obsidian
wrong channel
lucid trail
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SBEwDXCXHGo WHAT
crazy official image lol
lucid trail
the tools look so wrong
deep mulch
Pablo
frosty obsidian
got it in 3
lucid trail
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SBEwDXCXHGo WHAT
wait this is actually so peak
granite geyser
24 minutes
i got you a present 🥺
frosty obsidian
what is it
gray heron
that was easy
deep mulch
im stuck @frosty obsidian
gray heron
what is it
||polar||
valid jetty
@deep mulch better
deep mulch
i cant think of a single word that would fit
deep mulch
<@289556910426816513> better
yop
gray heron
i cant think of a single word that would fit
think magnets
frosty obsidian
think of other vowels
deep mulch
got it
gray heron
i was replying to koda
mb also hai wing ltns
granite geyser
what is it
cant tell you
hoary sluice
is it sane to allow contravariant arity
```rs
use std/prelude;
fn foo(fn(i32, i...
no
deep mulch
@hoary sluice
celest lodge
do i C or do i go on the 9front
native spruce
@woven mesa I still have the metal shader
I thought I lost it
though I lost a lot of the code for extracting colors and such
balmy lintel
virus
hazy pine
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SBEwDXCXHGo WHAT
their skins..
THEY DID ALL OF THEM SO DIRTY
valid jetty
do {} creates a new lexical scope
the condition is not in that scope
i’m assuming thats C++, the RAII would clean up things at the end of the scope, so anything after the scope ends is unusable because it could potentially be freed
native spruce
lexicat
shrewd canopy
yea you should be using
for (;;) {
const auto cur = (FILE_NOTIFY_INFORMATION*)(data + offset);
auto reason = reasonFromAction(cur->Action);
// ...
if (!cur->NextEntryOffset) {
break;
}
}
instead
jade stone
i’m assuming thats C++, the RAII would clean up things at the end of the scope, ...
ah, that makes some sense
jade stone
Yeah, I know that part, but it would still be valid after
I ended up just lifting it up out of the scope
wet kettle
helloworld:(print)
valid jetty
@hoary sluice THEY FINALLY BROUGHT SPLIT TERMINAL PANES INTO ZED
YOU HAVE NO IDEA HOW MUCH I WAS MISSING THIS FEATURE FROM VSCODE
FINALLY
hoary sluice
YOU HAVE NO IDEA HOW MUCH I WAS MISSING THIS FEATURE FROM VSCODE
this is not a feature from vscode
this is a feature from literally everywhere else
deep mulch
<@415132870252822539> THEY FINALLY BROUGHT SPLIT TERMINAL PANES INTO ZED
guh?
i wonder how feasible a zed kotlin lsp would be given we now got this in development https://github.com/Kotlin/kotlin-lsp
frosty obsidian
its very feasible
glacial mirage
put import *; at the top of every file to win
deep mulch
insane
tired vigil
valid jetty
i just
akjdbwakjdbjwkabda
the ONE time having a palindrome name is bad
$assert("elle".iter().rev().collect().join("") == "elle");
😭
deep mulch
ababa
hoary sluice
`$assert("elle".iter().rev().collect().join("") == "elle");`
whats wrong
valid jetty
i want it to be different in this case because i’m testing the rev adapter
if the output from rev is the same as the input you can’t tell if it actually did anything
echo mural
bi
deep mulch
@valid jetty hiiii
hoary sluice
why did i decide that using my school email for my commits was a good idea
valid jetty
thats pretty cool
this is cool but you cant actually do this for all cases unfortunately
because if you clone on a Filter struct, sure its copied correctly but the inner Box<Env> is not cloned (there isnt really a deep clone functionality built in unlike rust's Clone trait)
this is the best you can realistically have
hoary sluice
time to git filter-repo --replace-email artemiy.smirnov@htlstp.at=artemiy.smirnov@proton.me on all my repos 😭 
my son will get a proton email address and a lifetime subscription to proton unlimited
and a github account with that email
when hes born
infinite contribution graph glitch: just keep rebasing and force pushing over and over again and github will remember your old commits
at least for like a day probably
deep mulch
@hoary sluice nop
valid jetty
infinite contribution graph glitch: just keep rebasing and force pushing over an...
no they will always remember your old commits
commits that were overriden become standalone, like a 1-time fork
you can visit their link at any time in the future
hoary sluice
no they will always remember your old commits
oh yeah they do
this is 12 commits
cause i probably undid a commit twice
and then force pushed a rebase
wait no
theres 4 commits on apr 27th
and theyre tripled cause i force pushed twice
hoary sluice
commits that were overriden become standalone, like a 1-time fork
nah this doesnt apply to the activity overview idt
cause otherwise i would've had a bunch of duplicate contributions
cause i undo commits often
that changes the hash and creates one of those single commit forks
so im guessing these force pushes are gonna go away too
hoary sluice
a requirement for commits is for them to be part of a repo
orphaned commits dont count to contribution graph
valid jetty
if you git commit --amend and then git rebase and git push, that counts to your contributions iirc
hoary sluice
no
valid jetty
$assert(["a", "b"].iter().enumerate().single().zip(Iterator::iota(100)).collect() == [$($<u64, string>(0, "a"), 100), $($<u64, string>(1, "b"), 101)]);
``` what a test 😭I amend or soft reset like half of all commits I make and I have not seen one that is duplicated on my contribution graph
valid jetty
test it right now
commit something and then amend it and git push --force
see if the number of commits for May goes up by 2
hoary sluice
Amend or soft reset interchangeably because there's a button in Zed that resets and sometimes I amend it cuz it's cleaner
hoary sluice
commit something and then amend it and git push --force
u do that
valid jetty
lmao why not just use cli
hoary sluice
I checked like almost all of may and I have not seen one that is not exactly tripled and it's tripled temporarily because of my two Force pushes
I pushed two email changed filter repos to icps so the commits are temporarily tripled
And doubled for some other repos but none are an outlier
granite geyser
soo useful
LOVE
lavish frigate
why do you need that
makes it easier to spam the api till you get a response 
retry(callApi, {delay: 0})
oh wait
the default is already 0 😭
insane!
they should multithread this for easier api-spamming
fleet cedar
Does js even have multithreading
lavish frigate
Does js even have multithreading
workers
supple whale
Does js even have multithreading
yes
most native APIs are multithreaded
a good rule of thumb, if you're doing await someglobalfunction() its multi-threaded
for example await fetch() await crypto.something() await fileSystemFilehandle.write(data)
that's all async
and multi-threaded
implementing multi-threading yourself is pretty much the same as in Java tbf
you spawn a thread, use mutexes and locks
aka: its fucking cancer
we dont have Go style multi-threading tho
where ur syntax automagically becomes multithreaded and async
valid jetty
@hoary sluice @deep mulch what other things do i need to test
what im currently testing
supple whale
there are many libs which can however make any function threaded, not to be confused with multi-threaded, it just means the function's work is offloaded to another single thread
however threading is simply just:
especially if you dont thread absolutely everything
if you only thread a few calls, then you're not really gaining much
deep mulch
<@415132870252822539> <@289556910426816513> what other things do i need to test
can you continue in a loop
valid jetty
yes
valid jetty
internally foreach loops are sugar for while loops
lavish frigate
however threading is simply just:
holy shit! portal 2 reference!
valid jetty
^^^
deep mulch
rosinga so smart
valid jetty
i still have to write tests for higher order functions and this new module i introduced recently
namespace TypeInfo;
global pub;
fn TypeInfo::type_of_val<T>(ElleMeta meta, T _) {
return meta.types[0];
}
fn TypeInfo::type_of<T>() {
res := TypeInfo::type_of_val<T *>(nil);
return res.slice(0, res.len() - 1);
}
fn TypeInfo::size<T>() {
return #size(T);
}
fn TypeInfo::is_pointer<T>() {
return TypeInfo::type_of<T>().ends_with("*");
}
looks scary
valid jetty
the usecase is this
you can now technically print iterators
fn Iterator::__fmt__<T, Env, TEnded>(Iterator<T, Env, TEnded> self, i32 nesting) {
return "<Iterator({}) at {}>".format(
TypeInfo::type_of<T>(),
string::as_string(#cast(void *, self))
);
}
TEnded
valid jetty
?remind 14h max minfind any all position sum product
delicate groveBOT
Alright @valid jetty, in 14 hours: max minfind any all position sum product
💡 Did you know you can set your timezone with "?timezone set"?
median root
yo if i edit something on either side of a symlink does it change on both sides?
trying to replicate game saves using symlinks
lavish frigate
yo if i edit something on either side of a symlink does it change on both sides?
symlinks are basically just directory that go "if you try to access me, actually access this other directory instead! use my path tho!" so they are basically a portal
meaning if you change something in the symlink you are actually changing it at the original location and the symlink will always reflect the changes
solemn ravine
making a new app @woven mesa
valid jetty
i love when something is slow but nothing in particular is slow its just a culmination of many parts which arent that slow by themselves but end up being slow in the end
like yes clearly generate_function is quite slow
but it branches off into 8 parts which all branch off into their little parts
i think the only way to get performance gains here is to use lifetimes and prevent cloning where possible
lucid trail
i saw an article Performance optimization is hard because it's fundamentally a brute-force task a while back, seems pretty awful ngl
good luck with that
also holy hell monomorphization takes a while there
solemn ravine
@young flicker my new powers are immense, I love doing things im not supposed to do on ios 18.5
(listing installed apps)
native spruce
test
deep mulch
manul
weak roostBOT
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solemn ravine
no way
it lists ios apps
youve installed
already open sourced..
(and archived because it was just something for fun)
woven mesa
oh
woven mesa
https://d.vxtwitter.com/khcrysalis/status/1927973332273545287
lmao
ornate quiver
oh sick someone actually made on-device jit enabler
ionic lake
let me jit you bb
nimble bone
<@1375697625864601650> my new powers are immense, I love doing things im not sup...
Esign
solemn ravine
oh sick someone actually made on-device jit enabler
yus
delicate groveBOT
@valid jetty, <t:1748471774:R>: max minfind any all position sum product
valid jetty
also holy hell monomorphization takes a while there
this is the iterator unit test file being compiled, which means there are about 150 function calls which need to be separately monomorphized, so it makes sense it takes a while
this is the fundamental problem with static dispatch
i need to monomorphize Iterator::map for Iterator<i32, i32, DoubleEnded> but i also need to monomorphize it for Iterator<i32, Range<i32>, SingleEnded> and Iterator<string, Map<i32, i32, DoubleEnded>, DoubleEnded> etc, and this holds true for all 15 adapters or however many there are
when there are so many function calls with different types that need monomorphization the compilation time quickly creeps up
it takes 6 seconds to compile on low power mode on my laptop and 3.2 without LPM
i could bring it down to about 2s (on LPM) by preventing clones where possible but bringing it lower than that would require restructuring the core monomorphization system and/or the compiler itself
valid jetty
i saw an article [Performance optimization is hard because it's fundamentally a ...
also this is a really good article thank you !!
coral geyser
Hate to be that guy, but could someone look at my pr? https://github.com/Vendicated/Vencord/pull/3430
ionic lake
not sure if im a fan of the text variables implementation
prob my github but theres like 3 lines of space for some reason
coral geyser
prob my github but theres like 3 lines of space for some reason
Probably just forgot to format it
coral geyser
not sure if im a fan of the text variables implementation
I couldnt get native notifications to work on macos, could possibly be due to signing issues?
i've been trying to find a better alternative, which wouldnt require external software
coral geyser
not sure if im a fan of the text variables implementation
Open to suggestions
I could try implementing a selection which uses the select element instead
jade stone
is this cursed c++?
pseudo sierra
for c++? not really, in general? yes
ionic lake
Open to suggestions
nit, but parenthesis is spelled wrong in multiple places
fleet cedar
is this cursed c++?
Why not just pass &std::filesystem::path?
jade stone
Why not just pass &std::filesystem::path?
hoary sluice
is this cursed c++?
[](auto&&... should never be valid syntax in any language
also why is it comic sans
deep mulch
also why is it comic sans
sadan hussein is crazy
vocal ether
spending about an hour to get an rpc for it to not even work
it found the song i was listening to but its not appearing in my rpc :(
so i guess pypresence is working instead of discordrpc but doesnt have support for the "listening" type
its pr time!
shrewd canopy
You may as well just use headless sessions or social sdk if you dont want to deal with rpc
shrewd canopy
and is there even a python module for it
For social sdk?
vocal ether
yeah?
unkempt shuttle
spending about an hour to get an rpc for it to not even work
what exactly do you want
i can see you're in the lanyard discord server? why not just use that
vocal ether
what exactly do you want
i js want a status for what im listening to like spotify ._.
unkempt shuttle
what?
unkempt shuttle
like this?
vocal ether
like this?
yes except "listening" (which is on the rpc module) and the cover art (which is on the windows api)
ornate quiver
does lanyard not support listening
unkempt shuttle
what's stopping you from just making raw gateway requests
unkempt shuttle
does lanyard not support listening
the point of lanyard is to yoink data from your rpc and expose it on their api
ornate quiver
the point of lanyard is to yoink data from your rpc and expose it on their api
i thought it worked differently
yoinked rpc data from a server you're in via a bot and exposes it via api
no?
unkempt shuttle
yes
ornate quiver
so what stops it also displaying listening data?
unkempt shuttle
that's how i said it worked minus being in the server
unkempt shuttle
so what stops it also displaying listening data?
that's the point of the application
observe
unkempt shuttle
i think codesoft wants to make their own generic music rpc
ornate quiver
guhhhh
vocal ether
pulling from windows media
anything that goes to the windows media api basically
unkempt shuttle
doesn't that provide
song name
and art
and stuff
what's stopping you from passing in listening
something something https://discord.com/developers/docs/events/gateway-events#activity-object-activity-types
vocal ether
what's stopping you from passing in listening
The presence module doesn’t support it
unkempt shuttle
which presence module
vocal ether
pypresence
unkempt shuttle
pearl stagBOT
https://github.com/qwertyquerty/pypresence/blob/4e882c36d0f800c016c15977243ac9a4...
types.py: Line 12
LISTENING = 2
from pypresence import Presence, ActivityType
import time
client_id = '717091213148160041' # Fake ID, put your real one here
RPC = Presence(client_id) # Initialize the client class
RPC.connect() # Start the handshake loop
RPC.update(
activity_type = ActivityType.LISTENING, # Set the activity to listening
details=input("Your favorite song: "),
state=input("The artist who made it: "),
end=int(input("The length of the song (in seconds): ")) + time.time(),
# At time of writing this, timestamps don't show for listening statuses!
# ...so this field is pointless lol
) # Get the user's favorite song!
while True: # The presence will stay on as long as the program is running
time.sleep(15) # Can only update rich presence every 15 seconds
that doesn't seem to work
and i am on latest
ionic lake
probably was updated but example hasnt
vocal ether
unkempt shuttle
like, the listening status
vocal ether
unkempt shuttle
is presence a RPC
vocal ether
presence = pypresence.Presence(client_id_str)
unkempt shuttle
i don't know what that means
shrewd canopy
is presence a RPC
Pypresence uses ipc
vocal ether
that makes a lot of sense
ionic lake
then it should work
vocal ether
or can i just git clone and pip install .
ionic lake
sure
unkempt shuttle
Pypresence uses ipc
what does it ipc with
shrewd canopy
With discord desktop?...
shrewd canopy
that's an odd way of doing that
That was old way to make Rich Presence
supple whale
but i did manage to grab thumbnails from the win media sdk
wwoah what?
how?
i tried this and it fucking sucked
to get mediasession info
this shit sucked
vocal ether
how?
from winsdk.windows.media.control import GlobalSystemMediaTransportControlsSessionManager as MediaManager
from winsdk.windows.media import MediaPlaybackType
from winsdk.windows.storage.streams import DataReader
manager = await MediaManager.request_async()
current_session = manager.get_current_session()
info = await current_session.try_get_media_properties_async()
# Only proceed if music is playing
if current_session.get_playback_info().playback_type != MediaPlaybackType.MUSIC:
return None
title = info.title
artist = info.artist
album = info.album_title
if info.thumbnail:
try:
stream_ref = info.thumbnail
iraswct = await stream_ref.open_read_async() # IRandomAccessStreamWithContentType
if iraswct and iraswct.size > 0:
image_data_size = int(iraswct.size)
image_data = bytearray(image_data_size)
reader = DataReader(iraswct) # iraswct implements IInputStream
await reader.load_async(image_data_size)
reader.read_bytes(image_data) # Fills the bytearray
content_type = iraswct.content_type.lower()
extension = ".jpg" # Default extension
if "png" in content_type:
extension = ".png"
elif "jpeg" in content_type or "jpg" in content_type:
extension = ".jpg"
elif "bmp" in content_type:
extension = ".bmp"
elif "gif" in content_type:
extension = ".gif"
# Create a temporary file to store the album art
# Note: These files are not automatically cleaned up.
# You might want to implement a cleanup strategy.
fd, temp_file_path = tempfile.mkstemp(suffix=extension, prefix="albumart_", dir=tempfile.gettempdir())
os.close(fd) # Close the file descriptor, we'll open with 'wb'
with open(temp_file_path, "wb") as f:
f.write(image_data)
album_art_path = temp_file_path
# print(f"Album art saved to: {album_art_path}") # Optional: for debugging
# Close the stream and reader if they have close methods (good practice)
if reader:
reader.close() # Detach stream
if iraswct:
iraswct.close()
wtf python has a lib for that
shrewd canopy
wtf python has a lib for that
Python has library for everything
vocal ether
jade stone
also why is it comic sans
best font 
vocal ether
FINALLY
now to finish thumbnail support
i have to upload them to a file host ._.
isnt this great
I DID IT
lavish frigate
Camellia ‼️ ‼️ ‼️
vocal ether
Camellia ‼️ ‼️ ‼️
Also is there a way to have it instead of Listening to app name you could have Listening to song name
supple whale
Also is there a way to have it instead of Listening to *app name* you could have...
I wanted to do this, and it seems to be only restricted to apps
aka the oauth2 shit
that premid does
if u figure it out hmu, but from what i've seen its not possible via the normal rich pressence
vocal ether
I wanted to do this, and it seems to be only restricted to apps
there is a name param which i'm trying to figure out
supple whale
yeah it seems to be ignored
vocal ether
i do see you have something working
supple whale
that's premid
vocal ether
oh whats that
supple whale
aka the oauth2 shit
.
valid jetty
@hoary sluice ITS FINALLY OVER
38 commits all at once
fuck i forgot about those core iter methods
hoary sluice
38 commits all at once
????
rosie is the type of person to make an entire page of commits at once
deep mulch
rosie is the type of person to make an entire page of commits at once
yea
Rosie does more in a day than I do in a month
hoary sluice
no this is commits from over a week of development
i have 57 commits total since december
valid jetty
i have... 434
hoary sluice
i have... 434
you also dont waste ur time
deep mulch
@valid jetty when will Elle support android NDK
median root
bro 😭 make clean | sh what is this guy on
hoary sluice
overall
double my loc just in additions
thats crazy
touch some grass
who is paying you to make elle
winged mantle
I swear I was already using that in node 22
royal nymph
almost like node 22 is very recent node
shrewd canopy
I wanted to do this, and it seems to be only restricted to apps
sdk.social_layer expands to that scope dw
just enable social sdk for your application and you'll be able to request that scope
supple whale
sdk.social_layer expands to that scope dw
sir im not using oauth
im using rich pressence
shrewd canopy
i meant to reply to oauth2 message sorry
winged mantle
almost like node 22 is very recent node
isn't it lts
ye
from 2024
weird
maybe the types just looked like i could but i never actually tested
nop
i was disappointed it didn't work on generators
nvm you can types just bad
@royal nymph it's just safari that's late to the party
😭
supple whale
i dont rly get how that's different from [...iterable].map
wasnt [...] close to costless in v8?
having them on async iterators would be peak
royal nymph
i dont rly get how that's different from [...iterable].map
way cleaner
and also chains things properly
could potentially be way more performant
supple whale
yeah it has no limit tho
thats kinda problematic
drop is based
its legit like seek
winged mantle
but.. why can't you use
supple whale
.take()!!!!!
winged mantle
who keeps there browser on an old version these days
supple whale
OMFG
winged mantle
pretty sure it works with firefox esr
ah
nop
vencord cares about their firefox esr users
valid jetty
@hoary sluice OMG
I CAN DO TYPE ERASURE
IN ITERATOR ENV
IT ELIMINATES THAT GENERIC ALTOGETHER AND THE NEXT FUNCTION IS JUST AS SIMPLE
insane..
that completely fixes my “identifier too long” error in qbe
i just store a void* in the iterator instead of Box<Env> and then cast to the right type in the next fn
so simple
supple whale
supple whale
i wonder why
there's legit almost 0 difference between them
they both act on yield
i mean polyfills for this have existed for years
so it doesnt rly matter
but still quite brainless
valid jetty
i love polyfill bloat
celest lodge
golang is a strange language
such weird syntax
and just annoying concepts to get used to when coming over from C
lucid trail
writing a lexer is so annoying, glad this part is finally over
have never hated off by one errors more before
this code is so bad, lots of monkey patching that shouldn't exist if i had done it properly
lucid trail
is your lexer written in js..?
Nope, it's written in rust
writing a lexer in js sounds awful
Just a simple web tool for me to check correctness
deep mulch
ok AnyEnded is a bit of an improvement though still soo cursed
valid jetty
idk what its for
whether the iterator can be iterated from the back
im doing this at the type level through phantom generics
instead of throwing a runtime error
deep mulch
sounds confusing
deep mulch
can it just be hidden away in the compiler side
valid jetty
thats very magicky
deep mulch
do
valid jetty
nope
look
that field is used for this
compile time errors when you do an operation that expects a double ended iterator on a single ended iterator
why husk
valid jetty
it sohuld just be Iterator<i32>
no because then you dont know whether its double ended or not at compile time
deep mulch
idk what double ended means
valid jetty
you can get elements from the back
all iterators can yield from the front but not all can yield from the back
for example a Range iterator can yield from both sides
meanwhile an infinite iterator has no end so you cant yield from the back
deep mulch
why does that need another type though
valid jetty
making a seperate class means i would have to duplicate every single method from normal iterators to the class
valid jetty
Iterators should be finite i think
deep mulch
add inheritance
valid jetty
valid jetty
dont have to duplicate code with composition either
unfortunately i dont have a trait system yet
deep mulch
rosie crazy
valid jetty
wow simply doing type erasure made it compile a whole second faster
unkempt ember
Yeah you basically did a lazy loading ( I'm not sure if it's the exact term ), that's pretty neat. Also what is the language you are using ? I don't recognize at all, I though it was Go but.... Go uses walrus operator for assignation if I recall correctly
vocal ether
what else should i do with my media rpc
there is normally a progressbar
the other iterations
yep
they can do playing, streaming, listening, watching
unkempt ember
Wow, first time seeing Swift, the syntax looks like a mix of lua and Java / Kotlin to me, this is quite funny. This is indeed good if the OS handle that for you, but I guess you can add some kind of cache or persistence after them being loaded ?
vocal ether
i got the progressbar working (click on my profile to see the rpc)
and i even have this cool config menu with a preview
nevermind its broken
how is it different on all three??
solemn ravine
lel
vocal ether
wdym formats
that's the source that gets fed into winsdk
and the other two are what the winsdk data gets fed into
they get the same data...
solemn ravine
actually that looks normal
400 liner
- more
I mean this is just how I do it
you can make it simpler by just making a new constant with a uiaction array then using that constant for the children
also I suggest for performance sake don't request such a high res image
are you sure
I'm having issues with orion 🦀
yeah I found it I can just use xcode to make tweaks
with proper code completion
orion has docs for it
well the only issue is that you need to specify objc headers
girl its swift
what do you expect
they can't do much else lol
the class name doesn't really matter here LabelHook could just be anything
I think
theres not much you need
in reality
wtf is that
potentially
valid jetty
@deep mulch finally documented
solemn ravine
what about it
why doesnt oslog show up in console..
okay I figured it out
thats so stupid
deep mulch
<@289556910426816513> finally documented
can you document functions in code yet
valid jetty
no lol
deep mulch
dooo
valid jetty
cursed c++ 2, electric boogaloo
why would you make it worse 😭
jade stone
why would you make it worse 😭
because i wanted to overload it
@valid jetty does rust have an easy way to get the value from a Result<T, E> given that T == E
valid jetty
why would T == E
jade stone
why would T == E
result string, error string
deep mulch
rosie moment
valid jetty
fn get_any<T>(res: Result<T, T>) -> T {
match res {
Ok(val) => val,
Err(val) => val,
}
}
Heartbeat.swift: Lines 12-15
// MARK: - Class
// ـ♡ﮩ٨ـ heartbeat ♪₊˚
class HeartbeatManager {
static let shared = HeartbeatManager()
valid jetty
i havent touched windows since march last year ❤️
jade stone
i love winapi i love winapi 
ornate quiver
windows 10 
jade stone
wait since when does c++ have discriminated unions
love
(i say since when like it doesnt tell me 
)
lucid trail
good lexer implementation!
valid jetty
what is that part even doing 😭
lucid trail
what is that part even doing 😭
basically checks if the current string is a valid special token, and if the next character is INVALID for an identifier(meaning the current string is an identifier), it pushes an identifier.
Also the checks push the recognized token and do everything else
valid jetty
basically checks if the current string is a valid special token, and if the next...
horror
ornate quiver
that's crazy
deep mulch
@young flicker uses windows copilot
jade stone
<@1375697625864601650> uses windows copilot
malware
i keep hitting the copilot button when i mean to click left arrow
and when i do use it, oftentimes it spits out latex, which is just rendered as plain text
deep mulch
malware
i keep hitting the copilot button when i mean to click left arrow
and ...
hop off
pseudo sierra
love
solemn ravine
lucid trail
is the one on the left a better interface than the one on the right?
I like the tags style
valid jetty
is the one on the left a better interface than the one on the right?
comma sep tags looks so weird 😭
royal nymph
your laptop your conditions blah blah
if someone asked to borrow my laptop I wouldn't bother installing windows on it for them
lucid trail
i'll got with colored i guess
deep mulch
nerd
@young flicker
kill this user @royal nymph
unleash the fury of one thousand suns
@young flicker
royal nymph
native spruce
if someone asked to borrow my laptop I wouldn't bother installing windows on it ...
can I install my preferred os on it
royal nymph
no..
deep mulch
how else will I do my work
you will adapt
deep mulch
@royal nymph @royal nymph sleep
solemn ravine
solemn ravine
im writing swift
lucid trail
well these messages were pretty fun to write
not very original, I know
Can't think of anything better tho
dense sand
well these messages were pretty fun to write
I think you should add hexadecimal floating numbers
pearl stagBOT
<https://github.com/acquitelol/elle/blob/rewrite/std/runtime/limits.le#L67-L81>
limits.le: Lines 67-81
fn f64::max() -> f64 {
return *#cast(f64 *, &0b111111111101111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111);
}
fn f64::min() -> f64 {
return *#cast(f64 *, &0b1111111111101111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111);
}
fn f32::max() -> f32 {
return *#cast(f32 *, &0b1111111011111111111111111111111);
}
fn f32::min() -> f32 {
return *#cast(f32 *, &0b11111111011111111111111111111111);
}
this but with hex
valid jetty
is the one on the left a better interface than the one on the right?
do the totally better version of manually inserting the ansi styles into the string
pearl stagBOT
like this https://github.com/acquitelol/elle/blob/rewrite/src/compiler/qbe/type....
type.rs: Lines 918-933
if lhs.arguments.len() > rhs.arguments.len() {
if let Some(location) = location {
elle_error!(location
.borrow()
.with_extra_info("This callback takes too many arguments")
.error(format!("Too many arguments were expected in this callback.\nThe function expects {GREEN}{}{RESET}, but this callback takes {RED}{}{RESET}.",
rhs.arguments.len(),
lhs.arguments.len(),
RESET = get_RESET!(),
GREEN = get_GREEN!(),
RED = get_RED!(),
)))
} else {
return false;
}
}
and get_GREEN!() just returns \x1b[32m or an empty string depending on whether you disabled colors (or have NO_COLOR=1 in your env)
lucid trail
yeah i noticed that you did that and i think thats just insane