🪅-progaming

[winged mantle]

java is quite quirky with this

[fleet cedar]

Java's Optional is completely worthless

[winged mantle]

but what if a function which returns Optional returns null

eh nobody would ever do that

i mean... there's no way anybody would accidentally write return null instead of return Optional.empty()

[royal nymph]

java Optional is crap

there's a reason no one uses it

java should just add null to the type system and it would be good

kotlin fixes this

[winged mantle]

i remember seeing a competent looking project using guice and optional and i felt like such a noob seeing that

i don't think i really like annotation magic

or any kind of magic

unless it's obvious

like

@Event
public void onBadThingHappen(BadThing thing) {
    // oh no
}

❤️

i feel like a GoPro

if err != nil

i feel like my code is very spacey

when in doubt i always put a blank line in between things lol

[winged mantle]

i always use sql directly

[split timber]

I always ask chatgpt

[austere idol]

what the hell is chatgtp

i had never used it

[frosty obsidian]

don't start

[spark tiger]

was that dariacore that you just listened to

[split timber]

Yeah

[spark tiger]

hell yea 🔥🔥🔥

[split timber]

Car crash

[spark tiger]

oh fromtheheart too??? baseddd

[nimble bone]

finally someone like me!

[winged mantle]

yes

[solemn ravine]

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

[nimble bone]

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

[ornate quiver]

i love insane appstore rules

[dense sand]

Liquid ass

Just an apple thing

[solemn ravine]

people don’t listen to the private api thing anyway (just like me, my apps have many)

[broken bear]

Hey can anyone help me with this

I installed vencord the way to get plugins

and now it just told me im using an unsupported version

and will be banned from reciving help

Can anyone help me?

[lavish frigate]

If you installed a devbuild of vencord that’s on you, it’s for power users who can actually fix problems on their own

[balmy lintel]

power users 🔥 🦾

[solemn ravine]

https://tenor.com/view/doro-dorothy-nikke-gif-3492096921929364235

[broken bear]

I followed the instructions how did i end up with a devbuild????

[lavish frigate]

What instructions

[broken bear]

On vencord docs it just told me what to do and what i needed

It wasnt that hard to understand

[lavish frigate]

Yes those are the instructions for a devbuild

The official install has an install on vencord.dev/the GitHub page it does not need instructions

[broken bear]

So them why am i being threated to be banned from getting help

Like what

[lavish frigate]

Because devbuild is an unofficially supported way

You are installing third party plugins which can mess with vencord or your computer

If you have problems with vencord it may be caused by those plugins

So we don’t give support for that

We cannot account for those

You are on your own

[broken bear]

okay then there is no problem because i was just worried for that warning

[lavish frigate]

And exactly that’s why we don’t give support either, you have no idea what you are doing and it’s not meant for you and it’s more trouble than it’s worth explaining everything to you

[broken bear]

To be honest i didnt read that it was a devbuild i was just installing it so that was on me but i know what im doing.

[lavish frigate]

Right

[broken bear]

😒

[winged mantle]

[winged mantle]

i like the way i try to make my code cleaner and it ends up somehow having 200 extra lines?

??

where did they come from?

every time i make my code cleaner it has more lines

true java developer

maybe my project needs an entity component system

perfection

[balmy lintel]

cleaner code = written by ai

[austere idol]

clean code is a lie

[obtuse cipher]

okay this sounds stupid but how do i add a domain to this stupid list

[supple whale]

webpack my beloved

try rspack

supposedly its a drop in replacement thats giga faster

but its insane just how goood webpack is, and how many cases it handles for you

like take dynamic imports, vite stll just doesnt do good dynamic imports

and webpack can guesstimate exactly what files u wanted imported and shit just works

if you do import(`./data/${name}.json`)

webpack will just externalize all json files in the data folder

yes a 3rd party plugin

indeed

[winged mantle]

not necessarily but i feel worried if most times i try to clean up i end up with more code

i did manage to reduce quite a lot of LOC by making some things simpler

[native spruce]

@woven mesa lol it can reopen itself now

[woven mesa]

how do u do that

[native spruce]

whcih part

[woven mesa]

both

liquid glass and reopen

[native spruce]

@AppStorage("com.apple.SwiftUI.IgnoreSolariumLinkedOnCheck")
private var _ignoreSolariumLinkedOnCheck: Bool = false```

[woven mesa]

no way you can do that

[native spruce]

just did

[woven mesa]

thats so insane

i rate it

[severe python]

i added a guthib/donate link to the website for feather

i mean #🌺-regulars message

i don't know how to put a apple app continuous corner mask in the icon..

[woven mesa]

@native spruce it is so broken

[spark tiger]

omg preview app

i thought they only added it to ipados26 as they only said that during the ipados part in wwdc25

why does it show that i had installed it if im first time seeing this lol

[severe python]

i think i could change the colorscheme for the website for feather that im making

idk

ok i think the website is pretty much complete now

i've changed the favicon

[celest lodge]

i write C

sometimes

[frail turtle]

me too

C

[severe python]

im a webdev

so i use html/css

i dont know much about js though

[frail turtle]

C

[spark tiger]

I C

[severe python]

@solemn ravine ok uhh let me know if you want the source code or if you want some adjustments then i'll make them

since its complete

[stuck gorge]

I'm trying to get all the participants of a voice channel I'm connected to. I tried looking into ChannelStore but it doesn't seem to have that information... ? Any ideas?

[stuck gorge]

oh that's it: Vencord.Webpack.findStore("ChannelRTCStore").getParticipants(channelId)

[solemn ravine]

ive probably found the worst swift code of all time

[frosty obsidian]

was gonna be mean but decided not to

[dense sand]

High seas is back!
https://summer.hackclub.com/

[frosty obsidian]

im too old

[solemn ravine]

I know my codes bad sorry

[warped jackal]

fellas, just theoretically speaking, would it be possible (and would it ban accounts because it's too many API requests) to write a userplugin that, when I click on a user that i'm friends with in a server, checks all other users if the user is in each user's mutual friends, therefore telling me who in the server has this user friended? because this information is available, but there is no way to retrieve it unless i'm manually going through every user

maybe to stop api spam the plugin only works if the server has less than 1000 people? idk

[placid cape]

Yey

[woven mesa]

automatic license grant

happens for all stock apps

not that it matters its a stub appstore listing that calls the restore method on system app proxies

deleting a system app doesnt delete it because its a framework thats a part of ios and the app itself is a stub to load and execute the framework’s entrypoint

hence downloading system apps on the appstore just tells ios to bring back the stub

[spark tiger]

ohh!

[spark tiger]

🏳️‍⚧️ microsoft

[lavish frigate]

fake ☹️

[spark tiger]

it real is

[austere idol]

i want to make an os kernel with just one c source file

[dense sand]

Ok

[severe python]

its actually just the person in the latest commit

lol

[supple whale]

HOW CAN VITE NOT DO JSON IMPORTS

HOW DOES IT FAIL AT SOMETHING SO BASIC

FUCK YOUUUUU

webpack fucking solved this a decade agooooo

[supple whale]

god i hate vite

const viteFixedImportWeTrullyHateViteWithAPassionForNotSupportingBasicFeatures = async <T>(path: string) => {
  // previously: return import('doc999tor-fast-geoip/data/locations.json', { with: { type: 'json' } })
  const res = await fetch(`/geoip/${path}.json`)
  return await res.json() as T
}

[jade stone]

[ornate quiver]

this is cool

I wish I knew about it earlier

[dense sand]

Could anyone here help me write a github workflow to find all Dockerfiles and build them in a matrix

Like i have no clue how to do this

I got something, but it doesnt work

[jade stone]

wth is a discord workflow

[dense sand]

Wait typi

Typo

I meant github obviously

[ionic lake]

find all dockerfiles? is this random and not something specific?

[dense sand]

I need to find all dockerfiles in my project, build them and public to ghcr

I want to automate builds

I can send you what i have but give me like 15 mins im in bus

[dense sand]

name: Deploy Docker Images to GitHub Container Registry

on:
  push:
    branches:
      - main
      - ci/deploy-ghcr # Testing branch for deployment

jobs:
  define-matrix:
    runs-on: ubuntu-latest
    outputs:
      image_names: ${{ steps.set-matrix.outputs.image_names }}
    steps:
      - name: Find Dockerfiles and set matrix
        id: set-matrix
        run: echo "image_names=($(find . -name 'Dockerfile'))" >> "$GITHUB_OUTPUT"

  build-and-push:
    runs-on: ubuntu-latest
    needs: define-matrix
    strategy:
      matrix:
        dockerfile: ${{ fromJson(needs.define-matrix.outputs.image_names) }}
    permissions:
      contents: read
      packages: write
    steps:
      - name: Checkout repository
        uses: actions/checkout@v4

      - name: Set up Docker Buildx
        uses: docker/setup-buildx-action@v3

      - name: Log in to GitHub Container Registry
        uses: docker/login-action@v3
        with:
          registry: ghcr.io
          username: ${{ github.actor }}
          password: ${{ secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN }}

      - name: Build and push Docker image
        run: |
          IMAGE_NAME=$(basename "$(dirname "${{ matrix.dockerfile }}")")
          IMAGE="ghcr.io/${{ github.repository_owner }}/$IMAGE_NAME:latest"
          docker build -f "${{ matrix.dockerfile }}" -t "$IMAGE" .
          docker push "$IMAGE"

ehh but i have no clue how this actually wokrs

[supple whale]

that rewrites the file to js

which then makes it impossible to exclude from caching

also I'm importing from a dependency, not my own data

[native spruce]

@woven mesa HOW DO I MAKE HOMESCREEN LOOKING COLLECTIONVIEW WITH PAGING

[woven mesa]

idk what that means,,

[native spruce]

@woven mesa crying it looks so bad and I cant scroll or drag

[woven mesa]

guhh

@native spruce send code

[native spruce]

its just a normal collectionview

[supple whale]

LMAO

the 1 mf in the middle of the ocean watching anime

[woeful zinc]

When your on a boat, and your bored, anime is a good option

Or swimming

Depends

[supple whale]

nah thats hawaii

but still xd

[woeful zinc]

Ohh

[solemn ravine]

@woven mesa you have no clue how much more tweaking I need to do for it to be perfect

it sucks rn

[severe python]

@solemn ravine i added korn to the website for feather

actually i think i should change the font to nunito and use fira code for code

looks uhh kinda better now

[spark tiger]

can’t u just like make a shell file and launch it inside gh actions

[dense sand]

Yes but then it wont run in parallel

Anyways i fixed it already

[spark tiger]

nice

[supple whale]

this looks like a Minecraft mod website

like lithium or phosphor

[severe python]

oh

[spark tiger]

why is the logo a square 😭

[frosty obsidian]

@solemn ravine i don't think this would work

[spark tiger]

gmake

wait gmake is actually a thing wtf

how many makes do they have 😭

[royal nymph]

it's just gnu make

most systems use gmake as make so they'll be the same, but some systems use other makes

it's like how there are different standards for /bin/sh

on most distros it's just bash, but some other distros may use dash or other shells for it

[spark tiger]

oh

why are you gnu

[royal nymph]

make was originally made ages ago at Bell Labs

over the years people made different mostly compatible implementations but with their own extensions, like GNU make added conditionals

like pmake/bsd make, gnu make, dmake

there's also nmake, Microsoftslop

[frosty obsidian]

veemake

[royal nymph]

you usually use sh if your script is "posix compliant" aka will run on any good shell

but if you use bash specific features you explicitly use bash instead

it's very similar with make, if you use make you should make sure your Makefile is compliant will all implementations. if you use gnu specific features, it's better to explicitly use gmake (or pmake if you're using bsd features)

[frosty obsidian]

vee going on a nerd yap

[royal nymph]

[winged mantle]

I'd like to interject for a moment - what you are refering to as make is in fact gmake, or as i have recently taken to calling it GNU/Make.

[solemn ravine]

on mac at least gmake usually just means a more updated make, because the one mac comes with (make) is older than most people here

[solemn ravine]

yes it would

[solemn ravine]

even though inherently they’re the ‘same thing’

[royal nymph]

whyyyy 😭

[frosty obsidian]

No such file or directory

[royal nymph]

why is make not just a symlink to gmake

😭

[solemn ravine]

make is sadly located in a protected area

also funnily enough gnumake exists

which is just a copy of make in the same protected area

[royal nymph]

😭

why is it in a "protected area"

why is apple so insane

hop on linux....

[solemn ravine]

most of the system is under a secure volume so you can’t modify it or mount it without explicitly turning off security features in recovery mode

and a lot of the tools it comes with is from like 2006

[severe python]

idk

😭

[solemn ravine]

I guess it doesn’t need updated stuff but it kinda sucks, at least there’s options to get newer stuff

[severe python]

i don't really know how to put apple's app mask thingy on it

could make it rounded tho

[solemn ravine]

you know it’s so old when the make it comes with doesn’t support multithreading

[spark tiger]

INSANE

[solemn ravine]

okay maybe this won’t work the directory name is wrong

[severe python]

you mean sip right

[warped jackal]

me when i want to pnpm install --frozen-lockfile and it doesn't let me download because i didnt run pnpm config set strict-ssl false and i waste 20 minutes of my life:

[solemn ravine]

@royal nymph your dumb bot breaks with new pnpm

gotta add a couple lines in workspace…

[severe python]

oh nevermind

[solemn ravine]

onlyBuiltDependencies:
  - better-sqlite3
  - canvas
  - esbuild

+ packages:
+  - .

[solemn ravine]

https://support.apple.com/guide/security/signed-system-volume-security-secd698747c9/web

[severe python]

yeah i was being stupit

[royal nymph]

shrimply dont use new pnpm

[solemn ravine]

can’t help it

[solemn ravine]

I found this after like 20 minutes of digging on github

weird arbitrary changes smh

[jade stone]

i love typescript

es2026
available since 2022
what did they mean by this

like it's not even in typescript yet

[jade stone]

cursed typescript my beloved

export function TAssert<T extends {}>(value?: T): asserts value is T {
}

[austere idol]

how to make sure that my makefile is compatible with all of them?

[royal nymph]

tell claude to make sure it's compatible

[ionic lake]

use xmake

[austere idol]

i dont want to take out an bfg to shoot flys

what are general rules?

[nimble bone]

unironically nix may be a good solution to that

only other good use case

@royal nymph make nix fork called Vix and uses a sane language

[jade stone]

how does ts-expect-error even work in types

if typescript runs into an error, how can it evalualate the type

wouldnt that just default to any and be worthless

then you should type it that way

by using ts-expect-error you're obfuscating the reality

people could think that that branch is typed

if a branch is impossible to reach, then never should be used

that's one of the intended uses of never

i think we will have to disagree on this

[supple whale]

https://fxtwitter.com/peach2k2/status/1935340587743609257

peachey 𔐓 (@peach2k2)

vibecoding is the future

**💬 59 🔁 278 ❤️ 5.6K 👁️ 115.6K **

FxTwitter · Jun 18, 2025, 2:15 PM

[royal nymph]

LMAO

[winged mantle]

its funny because it's so obviously caused by vibe coding

[jade stone]

rename folder in git, only change caps
git for windows doesn't recognize any change because windows doesn't recognize case in filenames
CI fails because path not found

I LOVE WINDOWS I LOVE WINDOWS
||might be a config issue, but if it is, the defaults should be better||

[frosty obsidian]

i think thats just a skill issue

[supple whale]

i dont think its a config issue]

i have a lint rule for this exact problem

[frosty obsidian]

thats smart actually

[royal nymph]

git mv is your friend

git mv --force Balls.java balls.java

or just rename twice and git add inbetween the renames
Balls.java -> jhisdasjidjijdias.java -> balls.java

[winged mantle]

just spent ages googling to realise my problem was caused by not saving a file

i used to complain about intellij automatically saving files

but there are so many issues i've had from forgetting to save them

😭

i think i just like the satisfaction of pressing ctrl+s

[jade stone]

not really, that should be something that git detects

[winged mantle]

i was searching for a postgres library called pgx

and i accidentally clicked the wrong thing

[royal nymph]

how tf would it detect it

it's the same file

[winged mantle]

why do duckduckgo results shuffle

😭

[royal nymph]

hop off windows if you don't want case insensitive files

[winged mantle]

wdym... surely there's api to see the name of a file

[gilded surge]

windows considers it the same file

so nothing for git to see and push

[jade stone]

idk why everyone is saying that windows considers it the same file

that is the default behavior, but you can make it case-sensitive

[royal nymph]

I feel like making windows case sensitive is just asking for trouble

[jade stone]

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/api/FileAPI/nf-fileapi-createfilea#parameters

Access will occur according to POSIX rules. This includes allowing multiple files with names, differing only in case, for file systems that support that naming. Use care when using this option, because files created with this flag may not be accessible by applications that are written for MS-DOS or 16-bit Windows.

[royal nymph]

much like how making Linux case insensitive would also be asking for trouble

[jade stone]

yes, however using it to detect if a folder has been renamed in a case only way is a valid use case for this

[royal nymph]

you can create a case sensitive drive but making your C:/ case sensitive would be insane

[jade stone]

you aren't touching any files

[jade stone]

no

[royal nymph]

just make a separate case sensitive partition for your coding folder

[jade stone]

drive letters are hard case-insensitive

[royal nymph]

or hop off windows

[winged mantle]

wdym though?

if you rename the case of a filename that is observable

[jade stone]

i'd love to, but linux doesnt support my laptop yet

networking drivers still borked

[royal nymph]

just use lan

[jade stone]

on top of tons of others that i don't know about yet

[jade stone]

laptop
lan

[royal nymph]

I used to have WiFi problems on Linux cause this stupid WiFi USB adapter I bought is an unstable piece of garbage on Linux so I just switched to using LAN

[royal nymph]

they don't officially support Linux so there's only unofficial drivers

there is an experimental one in the kernel but it was really bad, I found a third party driver made by some Chinese catgirl on github and that one was better but still unstable

the kernel one had really slow speeds
the catgirl one had full speed but it would regularely just crash for whatever reason

[jade stone]

hopefully qualcomm will get their shit together and we'll get working wifi drivers

[royal nymph]

it was some tplink / realtek slop

I mean it's my own fault for buying an adapter that doesn't even officially support Linux

I just bought the amazon bestseller cause I was lazy

[winged mantle]

you should've used the polish drivers

🇵🇱

[jade stone]

MDN INSANE

WHO DESIGNED THIS SHIT

need to know the currently focused element
focusin event

shit, safari only

reality

[nimble bone]

my dad's laptop's wifi chip (ubuntu) is shit so he hooks up his phone and enables usb hotspot

[royal nymph]

I mean this is a pretty serious issue lol

[solid gazelle]

Hi

how would you do in nodejs

to force process exit after 19s

but not necessarily 19s if every other task finishes before that

if I just do a timeout it'll wait 19s for that timeout >:(

been trying dumb things with async_hooks to check if the current timeout is the only pending task but couldn't figure it out

[royal nymph]

you'll have to track your tasks with something like promises

then you can do

import { setTimeout as setTimeoutP } from "timers/promises";

await Promise.race([tasksFinished(), setTimeoutP(19000)]);

[solid gazelle]

o

[royal nymph]

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

[nimble bone]

vee knows all javascript

[spark tiger]

hop on C++ tag

get rid of yo RUST tags

[solemn ravine]

OBJC TAG

[dense sand]

https://www.reddit.com/r/revancedapp/s/iiVvWZqYHT wow

[supple whale]

devine focused element for your use case

[austere idol]

do your service/app/software supports filenames with newlines?

[supple whale]

focus-visible, hover ?

[supple whale]

dont you need to unref that timeout?

i never used the promises timeout so im actually not sure xD

[ionic lake]

no you dont need to

it unrefs on its own

[supple whale]

huh

since when

i remember i always had an util for timeout which was

export function setTimeout(...args) {
  const res = setTimeout(...args)
  res.unref?.()
  return res
}

[ionic lake]

is this classic settimeout

[supple whale]

yeh

does timers/promises handle that for u?

[ionic lake]

yeah it should

hopefully

[royal nymph]

no you still have to

but i mean I was assuming they'd just process.exit() as soon as the first finished

[supple whale]

ah i read that code as "yeah there's nothing else to run so nodejs auto exits"

[spark tiger]

https://x.com/e_opore/status/1934993263867400600

Bash
Oh My Zsh

Dhanian 🗯️ (@e_opore)

Programming language and its best Framework 👇

X · Jun 17, 2025, 3:15 PM

[lavish frigate]

The fuck is actix web

Also seems like it just lists the most popular options

[spark tiger]

it’s that guy who tweeted this if you’ve seen it

[lavish frigate]

😭😭

Yeah I have

Do you have internet or wifi

[spark tiger]

wifi

[fleet cedar]

I'm more concerned about omz for objc

[spark tiger]

well yea that too lmao

[ionic lake]

actix is not a framework

you assemble components like askama for templating alongside it

[spark tiger]

pretty sure actix is not even the best lmao

i mean what else u except from this guy

[ionic lake]

actix is fairly popular but everyone using tokio is on axum anyway

[spark tiger]

i sent this fucking picture to another server and everyone went like “yeah that’s accurate” then when i pointed out at internet or wifi they were like “so what? they obviously meant ethernet or wifi”

can’t believe they’re consuming ai slop 😭

[winged mantle]

i literally have had many laptops lik ethis

what's the joke

[shrewd canopy]

java
asp.net

bro must have forgor to prepend "Microsoft" before java

[frosty obsidian]

look at all of his replies

dude knows three sentences

[spark tiger]

Thanks for your feedback

[austere idol]

i have all of these

[spark tiger]

do you have internet or wifi

[austere idol]

i have wifi

last screenshot

[severe python]

if that i5 ends with F then your cooked

[spark tiger]

why

[severe python]

because F means that the processor has no integrated graphics and needs a graphics card

and the tweet says NIL

which means none

[spark tiger]

oh in that case yeah

[severe python]

yeah

[austere idol]

luaism

[severe python]

also for some reason it says you must have vscode

[austere idol]

we say either null or NULL

[severe python]

what if you don't like microsoft or use another text editor like neovim

guhh

[severe python]

oh

yop

[austere idol]

i do

[severe python]

https://x.com/e_opore/status/1813304761032310812

Dhanian 🗯️ (@e_opore)

Frontend developer Roadmap 📌👇

X · Jul 16, 2024, 8:08 PM

npm is husk

[lavish frigate]

ADVANCED JAVASCRIPT

LET

CONST

VARIABLES

sorry beginners NO VARIABLES FOR YOU

[austere idol]

we have ways to work without variables

function pi() { return 3.14 }

console.log(2 * pi() * 4)

[lavish frigate]

Sorry but functions in js are first class objects and also very technically variables

[formal belfry]

Object.defineProperty(globalThis, 'pi', {
    get: () => 3.14,
    set: () => {}
});

console.log(2 * pi * 4);

i dont think Object.defineProperty is a variable

[lavish frigate]

globalThis is also a variable

Just a global one

Same with Object

[formal belfry]

so is console

[lavish frigate]

Yeah

[formal belfry]

hm

i mean

[formal belfry]

:v

[lavish frigate]

you got me there

damn

i did not expect that

[formal belfry]

i dont see any variables 🤔 🤔 🤔 🤔

[lavish frigate]

js is sooo insane

[formal belfry]

yeah

written in 10 days

🔥

[hasty vessel]

use pnpm or refactor your storage drive

[severe python]

yes

[royal nymph]

jsfuck is so funny

/run ```js
""["constructor"]"constructor"()

[rugged berry]

Here is your js(18.15.0) output @royal nymph

hiii

[shrewd canopy]

that apparently breaks deno repl

[royal nymph]

this is essentially how jsfuck works

[glacial mirage]

/run

1..constructor.constructor`console.log("hi")`

[rugged berry]

Your js(18.15.0) code ran without output @glacial mirage

[glacial mirage]

fuick

/run

1..constructor.constructor`console.log("hi")` ``

[rugged berry]

Here is your js(18.15.0) output @glacial mirage

hi

[glacial mirage]

brackets are for nerds

[shrewd canopy]

no clue how tho

[austere idol]

""["constructor"]"constructor"()

not "["constructor"]"constructor"()

[royal nymph]

using only those few characters, you can get empty string ([]+[]), true (!![]), false (![]), numbers (+false=0, +true = 1, just use addition to get higher numbers) undefined [][0] and NaN (1 + undefined)

we can turn those things into strings to get a bunch of letters, like to get t you do (true+"")[0]

with these letters, we can get new things like []["flat"] which we can turn into a string to get way more letters

and so on, eventually you can get all ascii characters this way (and you can use String.fromCharCode to get any character your heart desires)

then you can just do []["constructor"]["constructor"] to get the function constructor which allows you to create a function from a string (aka eval)

it's so funny

[jade stone]

GUHHHH

why does window.onmouseout fire on svgs

[supple whale]

you mean doesn't?

[jade stone]

no

[supple whale]

it shouldn't fire for svgs doe?

iirc they aren't part of the dom

and a lot of shit doesn't work on them

it's funky

[jade stone]

i mean svgs directly used with an svg tag, not via an image

[supple whale]

yep!

[jade stone]

might be because svg isnt an html element

[supple whale]

yep! which is why i was confused by ur msh xd

[austere idol]

https://github.com/bluewaysw/pcgeos/blob/79312c66cd2dbaf23cb1e12523be4a31fd364e5c/Appl/Calc/calc.gp#L25-L28

[formal belfry]

how to instlal the bot?

[formal belfry]

so silly

this makes absolutely no sense whatsoever

[winged mantle]

javascrip

[lavish frigate]

it does make sense

its just stupid

[formal belfry]

not really no

why

[lavish frigate]

+2 = 2
Boolean(2) / Boolean(-2) = true
!Boolean(2) / Boolean(-2) = !true
!true = false

!-2+2
!-2 gets evaluated first and !-2 is false
false + 2
false = 0
0 + 2 = 2

[lavish frigate]

thats how booleans work

[royal nymph]

it does

only the last one doesnt

the last one is just because if js doesn't know how to add two different types together it just turns everything into a string

[lavish frigate]

everything in a computer is literally just 1s and 0s any data type boils down to 1s and 0s in a specific format
numbers are just binary
words are just bytes mapped to specific characters
booleans are just bits with 0 being false and 1 being true
just 1s and 0s

of course a little more complicated than that but yeah

[static ridge]

is there a vencord doc app? I looked at this one
https://docs.vencord.dev/plugins/

but it looks like its incomplete

[wheat kernel]

this one's the most logical lol bools are just ints

[supple whale]

jesus electron transparency is problematic

[winged mantle]

what about this one

[supple whale]

is -undefined++ 1?

also Nan

cool

undefined isnt 0 number castable?

[lavish frigate]

undefined always converts to NaN so incrementing 1 to NaN also just equals NaN

[winged mantle]

it feels weird that ++ gives you the converted previous value but ig it makes sense

you would've thought that the expression myVar and myVar++ would yield the same result but that's not the case

which ig shows that it's really just syntax sugar for (++myVar)-1

[royal nymph]

https://fixupx.com/tsoding/status/1935798826796818936

Тsфdiиg (@tsoding)

guys I just tried Vibe Coding and I think we are not ready for what's coming...

**💬 36 🔁 91 ❤️ 1.8K 👁️ 101.8K **

▶ Play video

FixupX · Jun 19, 2025, 8:36 PM

[supple whale]

https://x.com/shadcn/status/1927051270184943917

shadcn (@shadcn)

In the System Prompts.

X · May 26, 2025, 5:16 PM

lmao

[royal nymph]

i hate shadslop so much

even worse than bootstrap

[supple whale]

imho it doesnt get better than that

i think what you mean is you hate people that use shadcn without customizing it at all and leaving everything default

which i can agree on

[austere idol]

what is shadcn

[supple whale]

https://www.google.com/search?q=what+is+shadcn

[austere idol]

looks pretty useless

[lavish frigate]

its good but people are too lazy to actually style or change the components so all sites using them look the same

[supple whale]

how do instantly announce your level of qualifications to the world

[placid cape]

@hoary sluice i won some stuff and 400€ with the voice assistant

[supple whale]

MUNI

[hoary sluice]

u alr finished it??

[winged mantle]

i feel like in a real app you should not use go's built in http server

[shrewd canopy]

no

you should use net/http

[winged mantle]

i mean you can't even easily customise the method not allowed response

[winged mantle]

yea i'm using it for learning as i understand it's good to learn the standard lib

but you have to use stuff like http.StripPrefix

[lavish frigate]

in a real app you should build your own webserver in rust which forwards info to go which then acts as an html pre-processor

[winged mantle]

i also had to create a wrapper to allow returning an error

this is such a useful app

[placid cape]

yea but i'll also work on it during holidays and then theres another competition in september with this kind of stuff

[spark tiger]

wtf is c!

what kinda naming is that

[supple whale]

wtf v0 is now really good?

[supple whale]

as much as i hate ai, this is.... decent

its not amazing, but its decent

took 22 versions, a lot of manual editing, but its a great tool when u know what u want but suck at design

a lot of it is still bad, the code is awful, the icons are bad, the paddings are bad, but that's all correctable

so kinda w

[lucid trail]

it has the most taste out of all the tools I’ve tried, and it’s the best generally

[supple whale]

yeah its... stupid as shit

it just uses premade components which are good as a base

but that alone puts it leagues ahead of everything else

[lucid trail]

Yeah that’s a huge advantage

[supple whale]

i told it to use svelte instead of react shadcn, and holy was it dogshit XD

[lucid trail]

I thought it was locked into next/react

[supple whale]

"no"

you can tell it to use other frameworks

but it doesnt do a good job

keep it react and port it yourself

xD

[lucid trail]

it doesn’t seem good for anything serious

[supple whale]

i mean

the moment you start doing custom shit, all AI fails

but it did a decent enough job

like its defo a good tool, it defo saved me a fuckload of time and effort, and its defo better than what i would designed, but its not perfect, im sure my designer friends which i often ask for help would have beat it

[winged mantle]

I just wish you could disable this

[supple whale]

the temp storage part?

[winged mantle]

yea

i just want to parse one file limited to 50kib and error if there are any more

this doesn't really achieve exactly waht i want

it feels odd to pass in the limit twice

[winged mantle]

unused values being errors feels annoying because it makes me check every time i declare a variable

i prefer them as warnings simply due to the colour coding in ides

[winged mantle]

what happened to hastebin lol

wow i guess generic pastebin might be handy after all (i was just making it for learning)

[wheat kernel]

i vibecode all my frontend 🙏

[shrewd canopy]

frontend deserves to be vibecoded 🙏

[winged mantle]

when i see messy code i assume it's python

turns out this was go code

i think i feel quite bad about python mainly because it's often beginner code

[tired vigil]

github gist is all you need

[ornate quiver]

corporate takeover moment

[royal nymph]

pastebin has always been shit

that's why we use gist or hastebin

maybe there's a hastebin alternative that isn't dead idk

[spark tiger]

GUYS THERE IS NO WAY

https://x.com/yacinemtb/status/1936278079225127184

kache (@yacineMTB)

I got fired today. I'm not sure why, I personally don't think there is a reason, or that it's important.

When I joined twitter, I joined because of the engineers I met in SF. They seemed happy. They were having fun. Engineers at play. Engineers that were enabled. It was good!

X · Jun 21, 2025, 4:20 AM

[tired vigil]

I was gonna check powercord.dev/haste but it was bought by some slovakian online pharmacy

[royal nymph]

LOVE

[dense sand]

@placid cape

[native spruce]

@royal nymph open to work

[lavish frigate]

Finally

[spark tiger]

fr

acting like he wasn’t the one working on the site 😭

[hoary sluice]

128.2k posts

kilo abbreviated wrong

common twitter L

[placid cape]

Loool

[spark tiger]

there’s no way he’s employed, right?

[lavish frigate]

not anymore

[frosty obsidian]

one of the replies is from some betting site wagering on this guy getting a new job soon

[spark tiger]

[frosty obsidian]

weird world

[spark tiger]

do u mean that cur something

whats it name

[frosty obsidian]

manifold

name gives me crypto vibes

[valid jetty]

@hoary sluice @placid cape which one

its currently a linked list

src

[jade stone]

I feel like this is just which one do you expect more of

[valid jetty]

well with high loads there’s gonna be a lot of both

[runic sundial]

Linked list.

[valid jetty]

yeah probably idk

[runic sundial]

If you're unsure, focus on making it easy to swap the data structure for another one.

[valid jetty]

at the moment collection happens very often which prevents clogging, and the threshold for collection doubles if > 75% of objects stay alive after collection

[valid jetty]

yep i wrote it like that from the start

[runic sundial]

Yeah. Nothing wrong with it then

Is this the slow part of your system?

And do you have other parts that need more attention?

[runic sundial]

It's more of like, if you can just do it later

[valid jetty]

well at one point the threshold was 32 * 1024 * 1024 bytes, which, when that got full and collection was triggered, took a full 5 seconds to complete because it was looping through hundreds of thousands of objects as it’s a conservative gc

right now the min threshold is 32 * 1024 which takes only a few ms to collect

[valid jetty]

this part was high attention for a while because beforehand i used a hashmap to store pointers but as i pointed out in my original message that didn’t have interior pointer support

so considering i switched data structure anyway i thought i might aswell ask which one is the best to switch to

[runic sundial]

Linked list makes the most sense from the perspective of being easy to get right

The best one would be a hybrid. And require profiling and tons of measuring to polish it to perfection

[valid jetty]

if you did something as simple as

fn main() {
    x := #alloc(i32);
    y := x + 1;
    x = nil;
}
``` the gc would never find the allocation and would think it’s unreachable

[valid jetty]

yeah probably

[valid jetty]

that’s exactly why i switched to that first yeah

[runic sundial]

Yeah, so a valid way of going about it

[valid jetty]

i did do a little profiling with this linked list approach and it doesn’t seem to have a very big effect on performance

as the dips aren’t synced with cleanups (when the object count goes from 32k to 200) the dips are just random system throttling stuff and unrelated

at a capped 240fps the collections have 0 effect on performance

i did also test with the gc disabled (leaking everything) and the performance was about the same

[runic sundial]

How are you measuring perf?

[valid jetty]

well this is a raylib game that does a bunch of allocations for stuff like iterators to display on the screen so i feel like it’s a better real-world use than just allocating a bunch of things and timing cleanup time

[runic sundial]

This is rust right? So there's gonna be good bindings for tracy and you can have some more scientific flamegraphs.

For your GC bits

[valid jetty]

nopee it’s my own compiler

[runic sundial]

Ok

[valid jetty]

but i can generate flamegraphs yes

i’ve done that in the past

[runic sundial]

Nah, I'm more saying using a low overhead profiling framework

Tracy can give you double digit nano precision

[valid jetty]

i can probably port bindings hmm

i’ll look into that thank youu

[runic sundial]

https://github.com/GTMEGA/MEGATrace/

Worked on this a while back, modern MC has tracy built-in but I wanted it on 1.7.10

[valid jetty]

zig 💔🥀

[runic sundial]

Zig was easier for JNI than C

In particular for the cross compilation

[valid jetty]

i see

[runic sundial]

And also FalsePattern is the one who made the ZigBrains JetBrains plugin so good test case

[runic sundial]

Ziggy

[royal nymph]

memcpy (memory allocator)
https://x.com/OSdev_/status/1936417734252003593

OS Dev (@OSdev_)

Writing our own memcpy (memory allocator)
Copying byte by byte.

Can we improve this ? Let's see (1/n)

X · Jun 21, 2025, 1:35 PM

I love ai accounts

[nimble bone]

veeee 😭

[ionic lake]

i thought i was the only one seeing these ai slopcoder accounts

someone was saying they're reimplementing tsc in rust and i couldn't believe it

[shrewd canopy]

Copy qword by qword dang

Or abuse AVX/SSE instructions

[winged mantle]

fiber looks better than go stdlib

servemux behaves so weirdly

i've had problems where you need trailing / otherwise it returns 404

[winged mantle]

the main issue is servemux but the responsewriter isn't as nice to use as hono or express

[runic sundial]

That's the replies they want.

That's how they get traction

They got you, they want smart people to reply in the comments

So they get traction

[shrewd canopy]

i decided to check post comments

[valid jetty]

void *memcpy(void *dest, const void *src, size_t n) {
    unsigned char *d = dest;
    const unsigned char *s = src;
    for (; n; n--) *d++ = *s++;
    return dest;
}

quite silly

[austere idol]

inline void* memcpy(void* target, const void* source, const size_t size)
{
    for (size_t i = 0; i < size; i++)
        ((char*)target)[i] = ((char*)source)[i];

    return target;
}

[spark tiger]

@runic sundial why is there no inheritance in how tf do i like do anything

[crude star]

skill issue

[spark tiger]

am i supposed to like make a big ass switch statement or

[crude star]

what are you trying to do

[spark tiger]

i was just bored and decided to make a chip8 emulator in zig as a way to both learn zig and emudev. so i just thought maybe i could like make a separate struct or whatever for each opcode so i can just implement their logic inside their pub fn execution() and then just call it for any generic opcode like

[crude star]

horror

why would you use inheritance for that

[spark tiger]

idk it seems cleaner

[runic sundial]

Duck types.

Or vtables

Or composition

But for opcodes?

[spark tiger]

fucking husked

[spark tiger]

idk it seemed like a good idea

[runic sundial]

For opcodes a huge switch statement is almost always the way.

Regardless of language

[spark tiger]

argh alright

[runic sundial]

Is it clean? No. Is it readable? Yes.

[spark tiger]

it just looks ugly so i thought maybe i could come up with a better idea

[crude star]

list of functions yop

(don't)

[runic sundial]

Or that yeah.

You can have a vtable

[crude star]

compiler will probably generate a jumptable for you

[runic sundial]

Where the opcode is the index into an array of functions

But if you insist on inheritance?

Look into how duck typing works

[spark tiger]

i guess i'll just do it the regular way cause what you're saying sounds kinda scary ngl

[runic sundial]

And what comptime can do

It's closer to C than C++

You can have inheritance, but you need to do it by hand.

[winged mantle]

are there no interfaces

[runic sundial]

Duck types get you close

[spark tiger]

afaik no

[winged mantle]

duck typing in compiled languages sounds scary

[crude star]

there are

sorta

https://ziglang.org/documentation/master/std/#std.mem.Allocator

you make your own vtable

[runic sundial]

Yes, the insides of Allocator are a good example

Was on the tip of my tongue, thank you for pulling it up

[winged mantle]

would be cool if go maps supported . syntax

myMap := map[string]uint64{
    "ducc": 1024751454751309996,
}
fmt.Println(myMap.ducc) // 1024751454751309996

[runic sundial]

Horror

[spark tiger]

is vtables the c/c++ name of interfaces?

[austere idol]

it is the way how they are implemented

interfaces are classes with pure virtual functions (virtual void thing() = 0;)

(idk)

[spark tiger]

idk on papare interfaces and vtables sound the same

and are used the same way i think

[winged mantle]

i don't think the concept of interfaces exists in c++

you just conventionally would probably call something with only pure virtual functions an interface

it's also the way virtual functions are implemented in general, not just pure virtual functions

[crude star]

i mean they are liteterally "virtual tables"

[valid jetty]

vtables are arrays of function pointers

they allow polymorphism to exist via dynamic dispatch

then when you call a virtual function, it gets looked up in the vtable to determine which function to call

it is not related to interfaces almost at all

[spark tiger]

oh T_T

[shrewd canopy]

Thats not happening lol

myMap.42 would be weird

[crude star]

only rust allows that syntax and its for tuples

[winged mantle]

i think you mean based

$ prefix would allow using variable instead

func getValue[K comparable, V any](m map[K]V, k K) V {
    return m.$k
}

[valid jetty]

that just seems like a bunch of syntax hacks when the universal x[y] syntax already exists and handles all of the cases you could ever want with operator overloading

[winged mantle]

this saves characters

instead of doing m[k] you do m.$k

[crude star]

thats the same amount of characters

[valid jetty]

first of all why are you golfing everyday code

second of all rini is right lol

[winged mantle]

i think you're bad at counting

m.$k is three characters

m[k] is four

[valid jetty]

what

?????????????????

.$ is not 1 character

[crude star]

m#k

[crude star]

better syntax 😊

[valid jetty]

m[k] literally works in all cases

you want array indexing? put a number in there
you want map access? put the key in there
you want a variable in it? put the variable in it

[winged mantle]

?? obviously the idea is to add a character to unicode for this

[valid jetty]

no extra syntax for different cases it just handles all of it at once

[royal nymph]

you'll love crystal

[valid jetty]

oh ok so youre baiting

lmao

[lavish frigate]

yea the biggest benefit is that is clearly separates everything especially when you use variables

[valid jetty]

that too yeah

[crude star]

[] in go should come before the variable to match the type syntax

[k]m

[valid jetty]

aswell as, its been in use for decades, every programmer ever will recognize the syntax

[winged mantle]

true...

[lavish frigate]

bar = 2
foo[bar]
foo.bar(?)

[winged mantle]

$k.m

[crude star]

haskell should have [m k]

and rust

i forgot rust existed

[valid jetty]

youll love elle

[crude star]

life was so good while i forgot rust existed

[winged mantle]

i forgot how to do hello world in rust because i couldn't remember what you import for the print function

[valid jetty]

..nothing?

[winged mantle]

then i remembered it's built in

[valid jetty]

lmao

[crude star]

cant you do this in c

[valid jetty]

you can yeah

[lavish frigate]

what is going on here

[valid jetty]

i stole it from c

[runic sundial]

Rust doesn't have a print function

[valid jetty]

oh uh

[runic sundial]

It has a print macro

[valid jetty]

dont worry about it :3

[lavish frigate]

oki

[runic sundial]

It's a language for goofy people by goofier people

[crude star]

erm axhually it expands to a print function.....

[winged mantle]

isn't it just a function with an ! in the name

[runic sundial]

And don't womansplain it to me, I'm going to bed

Goodnight

[winged mantle]

to make it seem more exciting

[valid jetty]

god said "let there be bidirectional memory access" and suddenly ```rs
i32 x[42];
(41[x] = 39)[x] = 41;
$assert(x[x[x[41[x]][x]][x][x]] == 39, nil);

[crude star]

explode!(@winged mantle)

[valid jetty]

husk

[lavish frigate]

let mut stdout = std::io::stdout().lock();
stdout.write_all(b"Hello, World!");

[winged mantle]

wait couldn't you add a todo! function in kotlin to make it more rust like

[valid jetty]

😭

[winged mantle]

print? "hello world"

[crude star]

50/50 chance of printing

[winged mantle]

PRINT "hello world" outputs HELLO WORLD

[lavish frigate]

all your fancy complex languages with tons of syntactic sugar and everything cant compare to php
face the wrath of my die;...

[crude star]

perl -e die

[winged mantle]

why does this have no error

[lavish frigate]

who made this language

[winged mantle]

i love implicit parens

[lavish frigate]

no the funny thing is exit by itself gets ran as the "language construct" while exit() gets ran as a regular function and can also just be overwritten

right of course

[winged mantle]

being serious for a second I think something I've liked about go is the code aestetic

it feels pretty compared to a lot of other langauges

[lavish frigate]

:=

[crude star]

why is there a penis opperator

[lavish frigate]

its not the penis operator its the walrus operator

i mean the assignment operator

no wait

the short variable decleration

[crude star]

https://github.com/golang/go/issues/40869

[valid jetty]

this is like kotlin i fear..

[lavish frigate]

are u gonna add emoji variable name support

[winged mantle]

yea i swear it's prettier than seeing let everywhere

[valid jetty]

technically you can :3

[lavish frigate]

/run

<?php
$🥺 = "Hello, World!";
echo $🥺;

[rugged berry]

Here is your php(8.2.3) output @lavish frigate

Hello, World!```

[crude star]

lmao

[winged mantle]

rust users writing let all day while go users write the much prettier if err != nil { return err }

[valid jetty]

yeah LMAOOO

this works

[winged mantle]

GOOD

[lucid trail]

i guess assigning to x[41] returns only the offset to index 42?

[valid jetty]

i32 x[42] means the size of the buffer is 42

but indexing is 0-based

[winged mantle]

actually it's usually
if err != nil {
return errors.New("some helpful thing: %w", err)
}

[valid jetty]

so 41 is the last one

[winged mantle]

[crude star]

real golang users dont check for errors

[lavish frigate]

horrible

so corrupted by go...

[winged mantle]

[lavish frigate]

horrible

[winged mantle]

had to write InsertPaste twice, neither of which will be renamed when i rename the method

[winged mantle]

res, _ := doDangerousThing()

[lucid trail]

so what’re you assigning 41 to the second line

[winged mantle]

worst imaginable error handling
if err != nil {
os.Exit(0)
}

[valid jetty]

(41[x] = 39)[x] = 41;
``` is the same as
```rs
x[41] = 39;
x[39] = 41;

just a very cursed way of writing it

[winged mantle]

honestly for some reason go sometimes gives me vibes of language that was created to teach people programming even though its really not

[crude star]

0[(char *)0]

[lavish frigate]

it was made to keep google interns locked to keep working at google i think thats pretty close to what you are feeling

[winged mantle]

eh not really

it's not really specifically meant to be used in schools

[valid jetty]

golang's gc is interesting

its a concurrent tricolor exact non-generational gc

because of goroutines they can run the gc "parallel" with the actual code

[winged mantle]

apparently kotlin native's gc is pretty bad

is this true

[valid jetty]

idk

but if it uses java's gcs it wont be

java has been refining its gcs for decades

(yes, gcs plural)

[lavish frigate]

face wrath of my -Xmx1M

[winged mantle]

i mean kotlin/native doesn't use the jvm, right? that's the whole point

idk just heard that it might be compared to c#

[fleet cedar]

Golang was quite literally designed to be learnable in half an hour

[ivory heath]

this is simple pointer math. nothing fancy

[ivory heath]

it was made to be simple and easily maintainable. Its why there is a standard fmt/linter, test suite, github integration.

I think most of this server would die if they had to write c++ for a hour

[lavish frigate]

I don’t think so

[valid jetty]

i didn’t say it was fancy, but making the feature of reverse pointer access via 1[x] didn’t come for free

i did need to actually implement it

[runic sundial]

Hello soder

Long time

I wrote C++ for longer than an hour

And I only nearly died

[valid jetty]

I Wrote RUST for 100 HOURS!!! * extreme *

[runic sundial]

Ok

[valid jetty]

it was supposed to be one of those youtube titles dont murder me

First To Leave VIM Wins $10,000

[hoary sluice]

labubu

[hoary sluice]

can you leave vim with less than 3 keystrokes

shift z z

[valid jetty]

:x

[hoary sluice]

without custom binds

[valid jetty]

yeah

:x

[hoary sluice]

you mean : x <cr>

[valid jetty]

you never specified what mode im in

[hoary sluice]

i can do leader x

[valid jetty]

what

what does this mean

[hoary sluice]

do you not know what a labubu is??

[runic sundial]

Hold power button.

[valid jetty]

you mean the plushie?? 😭

[hoary sluice]

every time i go outside, i either see a labubu or it is mentioned i am so sick of it

[valid jetty]

i have a bubu lamp at home actually

[hoary sluice]

isnt this beautiful

its literally the nigerian flag

[valid jetty]

same tbh

though i’m far less active

[hoary sluice]

youre a lot more active except you dont commit for 2 weeks and then make 97 commits in 3 minutes

[valid jetty]

literally

but tbf for the last like 2 weeks i haven’t really done any programming

[runic sundial]

Mine won't be green as I stopped really using GitHub

[valid jetty]

it’s all been physics and further maths

i did a little bit because i’m writing my cs assignments in elle and i come across small bugs here and there

[hoary sluice]

i will be trying my hardest to give myself a reason to drop out of uni

[valid jetty]

im trying to find a reason not to go to uni

i already know the content so i can just not go to lectures and get drunk

win win

[valid jetty]

@hoary sluice

[hoary sluice]

that was the plan but i went to a uni that has 75% lecture attendance and 100% lab attendance (total of 9.5 hours a week so effectively like 8) cause its also a year shorter and now its hard to travel anywhere

[hoary sluice]

the usa has a giant domestic dick measuring contest while it bombs the rest of the world

[valid jetty]

oh love

[winged mantle]

yeah but... it's also meant to be used in production

I didn't mean in the sense of being easy to learn i mean in the sense of very unusual things

like complex numbers

[nimble bone]

penis operator

[dense sand]

just javascript things

[supple whale]

yeah thats a server function

you're running a web api

inside nodejs

what do u expect?

[dense sand]

but... its in "use client" component

[supple whale]

lmao

it probs compiles for server side and client side, but only runs client side

vite has that problem like fuck and it pisses me off too

[dense sand]

nextjs moment

[ivory heath]

Too easy

[ivory heath]

I fear you. You write Java

[runic sundial]

It's actually rather shrimple

[hoary sluice]

@valid jetty GIT REFERENCE ?!?!???

[crude star]

discord.py 1.7 jumpscare

this version is like 4 years old now

[winged mantle]

hmm i think https://github.com/go-chi/chi is ideal

i tried fiber but the api design and docs felt meh

bit annoying with net/http that you have to specify content-type but you can create helpers

[winged mantle]

stuff like how fiber has its own logger and things are hard to understand due to optimisations turns me off a little

[valid jetty]

@hoary sluice what the FUCK did i just uncover

is this unsafe

😭

[fleet cedar]

What have I told you about sanitizing your inputs?

[valid jetty]

well the whole idea is that these literals are supposed to be "exact" as in, the compiler places them as-is into the IR file which gives you a lot of control for naming

clearly a bit too much control

for example, the runtime monomorphizes a few things

in the actual code i dont want to create duplicate monomorphizations if they already exist in the runtime

so i can use exact literals to define those monomorphized functions

external fn `Array.with_capacity.0.2.15.1`(i32 capacity) -> string[];
external fn `Array.push.0.2.15.1`(string[] self, string element);
external fn `Array.resize.0.2.15.1`(string[] self, i32 new_capacity);

if it were sanitized, you couldnt do this

[fleet cedar]

Depends on how much you sanitize it

[valid jetty]

true

[fleet cedar]

If you allow arbitrary qbe identifiers but not things that are not qbe idents for example

[valid jetty]

i might be able to just allow characters that are allowed in object file names

or that, yeah

that is kinda funny tho

[winged mantle]

i don't understand... why do some routing libs not find the page if there's a slash at the end... why would anyone want this behaviour

do i just have to register two routes, one with the trailing /

https://pkg.go.dev/github.com/go-chi/chi/middleware#StripSlashes

ok at least it's not as weird as http.ServeMux

nvm though

StripSlashes only strips one slash

so /download/ matches but /download// does not

[crude star]

malware

[winged mantle]

how many rest apis only support 1 trailing slash

😭

[hoary sluice]

javascript ahh language

[upper oak]

Hello i need help to make a script working again to get my token from the Discord console

(
webpackChunkdiscord_app.push(
[
[''],
{},
e => {
m=[];
for(let c in e.c)
m.push(e.c[c])
}
]
),
m
).find(
m => m?.exports?.default?.getToken !== void 0
).exports.default.getToken()
VM5404:16 Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'exports')
at <anonymous>:16:2

i have try different import nothing work

[shrewd canopy]

Why you need your token...

[upper oak]

i just need it

i know i can get it from the Network option and change channel and fetch the resquest but its soo long....

[shrewd canopy]

🤨

[upper oak]

can you help me plz ?

[fleet cedar]

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/480711423681495047/1386018184389460140/9a77345b8b73b4ee.png?ex=685ad086&is=68597f06&hm=30cb5174d5d724887de550dfb4fa86f9f29a1396ce8c1032def212762278357a&