🪅-progaming

[valid jetty]

https://fixupx.com/sliminality/status/1945661960860877063 @hoary sluice

Nintendo .DS_Store ⚾️ (@sliminality)

If someone showed you this and told you it was an ad for a FRAMEWORK ON TOP OF TAILWIND you would surely push them out the window right

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FixupX · Jul 17, 2025, 1:48 AM

[normal spruce]

h

[frosty skiff]

hatsune miku speedometer

she will spin depending on how fast u go

i also made this when u pop ur totem

[ornate quiver]

FLASHBANG

send I need

[frosty skiff]

im still trying to make improvement

[ornate quiver]

oki

[frosty skiff]

when i mena improvements

[ornate quiver]

we need some heart particles

[frosty skiff]

i need more wacky ideas for aprilhack

[frosty skiff]

hmm

idk i didn't wanna do stuff that's like

somewhat easily doable with a resource pack

unless u mean

[ornate quiver]

oh this is a mod?

[frosty skiff]

yes

how u think i did the

miku speedometer

😭

[ornate quiver]

oh I didn't see that 😭

[supple whale]

this is great until it isnt

its legit just bootstrap all over again

[ornate quiver]

tailwind haters smh

I love tailwind

[frosty skiff]

i hate tailwind

i hate webdev

[valid jetty]

deriving css from first principles

what’s next, cascading styles applied via tailwind?

[supple whale]

styless components

theres a lib for that

were u just use the html tags without any classes

and they are default styled

[valid jetty]

bootstrap??

[supple whale]

unironically respectable

nooo

bootstrap still requires classes

[valid jetty]

oh right

[supple whale]

in that one u just do <button></button>

1 sec

[lavish frigate]

ITS REAL omfg

[supple whale]

https://picocss.com/

this

[lavish frigate]

https://daisyui.com/

[supple whale]

its not amazing, but its great for people that dont care and want something done quick

the tailwind attacks are crazy on dis1 doe

[spark tiger]

the arrow is fucking fryin me

[dawn ledge]

i have used tailwind in the past and i dont like it

its bad and bad

its bad while editing and its bad while debugging

i advocate for writing css by hand

its not even that hard

[lavish frigate]

how bad are you at css that you have to debug it

😭

[dawn ledge]

you should be asking what the fuck is wrong with me to be debugging css

[lavish frigate]

that is what im asking

😭 😭 😭

[supple whale]

and i actively use tailwind and its by far the least cancer solution for custom UI i've ever used

and ive even built my own css frameworks in the apst

[dawn ledge]

but no its not that im bad at css its that if i have a certain reference material (that uses tw) the classes are all over and its fucking torture to see how they got this one fucking component to work

[dawn ledge]

i believe all css frameworks are cancer
it literally takes nothing to write a few lines of css to get the same shit done lol

[lavish frigate]

tailwind is just faster

[supple whale]

oh it takes so fucking much to write css its unfunny

the bloat my css only apps had because i kept redeclaring the same shit

its unfunny

my css alone was almost a megabyte

[lavish frigate]

what are a few lines with css is a couple letters in tailwind

[supple whale]

for simple websites sure

not for complex custom apps

[dawn ledge]

chole when she realizes youre gonna a bigger bundle with the "few letters" in talwind

[lavish frigate]

who gaf

[dawn ledge]

because you have 50 class names and their definition

[supple whale]

sir

cssnano?

sir?

[lavish frigate]

the more you use tailwind the less it impacts bundle size because you reuse the same shit a lot

[dawn ledge]

[lavish frigate]

thats the entire point behind classes

[dawn ledge]

im not trying to be an asshole here
but
have you considered, writing better css/getting good?

[fleet cedar]

The entire point behind classes is decoupling style from structure

Whether it succeeds is up to debate

[supple whale]

trust me i'm plenty good at css

[lavish frigate]

i can write good css alright but tailwind is quite literally just faster & easier to prototype 😭

[dawn ledge]

yeah i trust you

[supple whale]

but my UI alone is almost 20k loc

manual styles dont scale well

thats UI ONLY

[dawn ledge]

yes i get your point about speed
but as someone whos reading the bundles i hate it

[lavish frigate]

its kinda funny when you think about this

because every new framework now uses scoped css

which fucks with the bundle size a LOT

[dawn ledge]

:global() my beloved ❤️

[lavish frigate]

and then you get into the issue that scoped css tries to solve in the first place

and then you realise those couple letters in tailwind are actually much better for your bundle size & speed

[dawn ledge]

i would like to talk more on this but i dont really wanna spawn a potential argument that benefits none

scoped css in astro hasnt bothered me much
i just reuse my components wisely

[winged mantle]

why isn't tailwind implemented in the build process

[lavish frigate]

..? it is

[dawn ledge]

although im in the 2~3k lines ranger as opposed to unknown's 20k

[winged mantle]

does it transpile to css

[dawn ledge]

yeah no one would use tw if it wasnt build

[lavish frigate]

yes

thats like

the whole point

[dawn ledge]

it is css

[lavish frigate]

of tailwind

[dawn ledge]

lol

[supple whale]

yep, 100%

[winged mantle]

so it doesn't declare every single possibility in a css file

[dawn ledge]

it searches for what you use

[lavish frigate]

you put the tailwind classes in your html, tailwind goes over your html, picks out the classes, generates the appropriate css and then you put that into your app

[winged mantle]

which is 5gb

[lavish frigate]

thats what set tailwind out from stuff like bootstrap

[dawn ledge]

it only includes what you use (or whatever you use that it could detect)

[lavish frigate]

and thats what allows you to have custom things like custom padding you just do p-[1000] 1000px you cant do that in stuff like bootstrap

[dawn ledge]

i recently stumbled upon unocss or something that was literally tailwind but you had to define the rules on your own

[winged mantle]

whgy would you do that

style="padding: 1000px"

[lavish frigate]

i was giving an example

[dawn ledge]

rini you dont do much frontend do you

[winged mantle]

i'm not rini

i'm an impostor

[dawn ledge]

kode

the toad

[lavish frigate]

thecodetoad

thetoadcode

[winged mantle]

when i do frontend i just write css

[lavish frigate]

when i do frontend i https://github.com/chloecinders/homepage-static/blob/main/index.html

[dawn ledge]

anyway i get the argument about tw being faster to prototype/work with but i also think it contributes to code debt and, for the deranged few like me, makes it harder to read element styles

[lavish frigate]

sucks

use a real code editor

with tailwind support

[dawn ledge]

yeah sucks to be me

[dawn ledge]

i do

[lavish frigate]

arent you one of the "weird" "ones" that dont use vscode

[dawn ledge]

i do "use" vscode along side nvim

[winged mantle]

neovim user

[lavish frigate]

i hope you can recover ❤️

[winged mantle]

knew it...

[dawn ledge]

in fact i use vscode for frontend most of the time

not that im a fan of frontend

[winged mantle]

i prefer using qt to html

[dawn ledge]

can we ban kode

[lavish frigate]

get the one extension that automatically hides tailwind styles its less visual noise

[winged mantle]

qt can run on the web

why don't all webapps just use qt

[crude star]

qt can run the web

[dawn ledge]

java can run the web too

[crude star]

qtwebview

[lavish frigate]

the one time i used qt i got 15 segfaults in a row, a bluescreen and then my pc ddos'd someone as part of the botnet and sent a signal down the wire causing my nearest power station to blow up

[supple whale]

this is where your own argument of "get better at css" would be applied, but i agree, tailwind classes need some sort of sorting or smth, because reading them can sometimes be difficult, from experience i just use the chromium devtools for inspecting them and it works fucking great, also the tailwind extension for vscode carries insanely hard

[dawn ledge]

i almost took this as a serious message

[lavish frigate]

qt did segfault on me

that is the serious part about the message

[supple whale]

see, the same applies to tailwind, you just reuse components nicely and its for the most part not a problem

[dawn ledge]

fwiw there is a prettier plugin (i believe?) for sorting tw classes

[supple whale]

its not a flawless solution, but it beats everything else i tried so far

[crude star]

that's a skill issue

[supple whale]

prettier is a fucking anti-pattern and every1 who uses it should be hanged

just use eslint like a human being

[dawn ledge]

LMAOOOOO

[lavish frigate]

since when can eslint format my code

you still need a code formatter 😭 just set your prettier up to actually look good

[crude star]

forever

[dawn ledge]

i use biome but im stuck with prettier for a while because biome doesnt support astro yet

[crude star]

vencord uses eslint to format

well it's stylelint now

[dawn ledge]

and i have never had luck with getting my eslint configs working ik skill issue, i cba

[winged mantle]

stylelint is just for css

don't you want an all in one packlage

that does everything equally badly

[crude star]

what was it then

[winged mantle]

honestly auto code formatting is overrated just do it yourself

[dawn ledge]

js and its 500000000000 different tooling

[crude star]

eslint style rules were deprecated

[lavish frigate]

eslint doesnt format nearly as much as prettier, the autofix is far from perfect, the things it does are good sure but for deeper code formatting you need prettier

[dawn ledge]

lord forbid im in the zone and spit out randomly formatted code (that works)

instead i gotta think of styling every minute

[lavish frigate]

cargo fmt my beloved

[crude star]

prettier sucks tho https://dprint.dev/ is a lot better

[winged mantle]

i almost always type code formatted anyway

[crude star]

i type my code minified and let the formatter expand it

[lavish frigate]

written in rust !!! rust wins again

[dawn ledge]

this is very negative advice btw, you should not be thinking of styling manually
it hinders development
i am of the opinion that when youre writing code you shouldnt have to be conscious of such irrelevant things

[lavish frigate]

styling is very important what are you talking about 😭

[crude star]

you don't have to be conscious about code style to just write formatted code

[winged mantle]

i use a code formatter normally

sometimes they're not great though and manual formatting works well enough for me

[supple whale]

yeah learning curve is steep, once u get it working tho its great

[lavish frigate]

styling is just very automatable & so you can make it so you dont really have to think about

[supple whale]

eslint for everything

[winged mantle]

even if i'm using a formatter i stillw rite things correctly to begin with normally

[supple whale]

import a single config and all of ur everything is formatted and linted

[dawn ledge]

yeah if youre using something like python or yaml
even then thats just indents
not stuff like line length and spacing between expressions

[crude star]

eslint-parser-rust

[lavish frigate]

styling isnt important for ur program to run but its very important for keeping your program maintainable

[winged mantle]

i like doing alignment of things

[dawn ledge]

CHLOE

[lavish frigate]

nobody wants to work on a shitty codebase

[winged mantle]

i love doing //formatter:off

[dawn ledge]

I AM NOT SAYING ITS NOT IMPORTANT

[dawn ledge]

i am saying you dont want to be constantly worrying about manually formatting your code

[winged mantle]

i don't worry about it though

[supple whale]

my eslint runs as my test system

[winged mantle]

i do it automatically

[supple whale]

i legit use eslint for static analysis

alongside tsc itself

[crude star]

pnpm add @winged mantle
@winged mantle fmt

[winged mantle]

like when you type an if do you do if(thing){doThing();}

[lavish frigate]

even cargo fmt looks ugly sometimes... wtf is this...

[winged mantle]

also yea

[supple whale]

https://github.com/hayase-app/ui/actions/runs/16350925695/job/46197218676

not even joking :DDDD

[crude star]

its because rust is ugly

[winged mantle]

formatters are essential for working in a team though

[lavish frigate]

ur ugly

[shrewd canopy]

I lowkey think that using Qt is easier than using web tech

[crude star]

im pretty and cute

[lavish frigate]

proof?

[winged mantle]

tbh i don't like rust formatting that much overall

[dawn ledge]

i wont defend you here

[crude star]

kissable, as at least 5 people say

[lavish frigate]

) = stream.peek()
{

looks ugly as fuck

[winged mantle]

it splits things like discord users

hi btw

i was working

on a project

in rust

[lavish frigate]

imaginary internet friends who dont know u dont count

[fleet cedar]

Better to write that as if let Some(t) = stream.peek() && t.kind == ... imo

[lavish frigate]

this was written in a time of pre-let-chaining

[fleet cedar]

Fair

[dawn ledge]

yeah so what i was saying is essentially doing this is good when youre in the zone
you shouldnt be thinking of whether you added a space before/after your ( or not, leave if to the formatter and just write code, let your thoughts flow

[winged mantle]

i don't think about it

i always write if statements nicely formatted without much thought

[dawn ledge]

we have a natural formatter here
a fine specimen of natural selection
how cute

[winged mantle]

do most people not write if like this

wait for me to rec screen

[crude star]

if im not using a formatter i do it naturally as well

usually in C

[dawn ledge]

i do format my code but thats when im not thinking much
when im locked in idgaf

[crude star]

clang format is a pain to configure how i like

[dawn ledge]

i'll legit write all my code on a single line and press ctrl+s to auto format

[supple whale]

i autoformat on save :DDD

[crude star]

i type ,f

[supple whale]

and autosave on lost focus or idle

[winged mantle]

i was being slightly silly when i said formatters are overrated

[crude star]

i cant stop using vim because i keep typing :w ,f

[winged mantle]

they do have a legitimate purpose but i think it's also relialistic to achieve nice formatting on a personal project without using a formatter

[crude star]

vimcord when

[winged mantle]

same way it's easy to keep variable names consistent even without special tooling

[crude star]

@haughty socket work on vimcord

[winged mantle]

is it just me who does this

and would find it harder to stop doing that

[crude star]

  11 | let willExplode = 1
               ^ Invalid variable name. "explode" is not on word list 

[winged mantle]

horror

intellij comment checking

[lavish frigate]

  11 | let willExplode = 1
           ^^^^^^^^^^^ Invalid variable name. "explode" is not on word list 

[dawn ledge]

no i do it too
its just that im a bit of a silly cat most/some times

[winged mantle]

don't you want to be able to see your code properly before you save

[crude star]

i was lazy and typed on a phone

[dawn ledge]

i trust im my ability of always fucking up no matter what 🙏

[lavish frigate]

so fun fact at my old workplace before we were allowed to use ai i installed an ai extension and then my supervisor came over one day and was coding on my computer to show me something and it auto suggested comments and he then went like "oh damn look webstorm is so smart it can write comments for you now"

[winged mantle]

when i write rust and go i still put parens in if statements

actually i don't think i did it much in go

[dawn ledge]

this is such a jsrot i've gotten it sucks

[winged mantle]

maybe because i actaully learnt go properly

with rust i just dived into rust projects

[crude star]

i find js nicer without semicolons but ive been programmed to use them

and i cant change my style now

[lavish frigate]

i just like how semicolons look that why i use them

[crude star]

on languages without semicolons i dont do it tho

[winged mantle]

a problem i have with no parens is it confuses me in cases like this

if thing && (other_thing || thing) {
}

idk how

[lavish frigate]

stop having complicated if conditions then smh

[dawn ledge]

one day that very semicolon will save your ass
becase

const a = foo

(xyz as blah or some expression).bar

is not 2 different statements but a call expression without the semicolon

[winged mantle]

do you extract everything

i love complex expressions

[lavish frigate]

let isFoo = other_thing | thing;
if thing && isFoo {
  // do something
}

comes with the included benefit of being 1000x more readable and looks nicer

[crude star]

rewrite expression so it doesn't need parens

[dawn ledge]

its not every day that you get this pattern occurring in your code but when you do it is annoying

i should really stop doing frontend given i hate it so much

[winged mantle]

i honestly never remember evaluation order i just add parens to make it clearer

[lavish frigate]

this is somewhere in my code base

cmd is a &Box<dyn Fn(Vec<String>)>

[winged mantle]

auto other_things = [other_thing, other_other_thing] { return other_thing || other_other_thing; }
if thing && other_things() {

}

[supple whale]

ah see this is why i have a rule for ; before hanging ()

so ;(stuff as uwu).test

[winged mantle]

this is in grust++

elements of go rust and c++

[lavish frigate]

can you remove the return and then ; to make it more like rust

i cant read it otherwise

[crude star]

#define CALL ()
if thing && other_things CALL

no parens

[supple whale]

i also lint my gql code

[crude star]

you can just use the c preprocessor in rust btw no one will stop you

[supple whale]

so you cant even commit stuff that doesnt pass gql schema

[lavish frigate]

i will stop you

i will drive to your house

and beat you up

[supple whale]

and lord forbid the api you use changes the schema as youre trying to add smth random

everything stops until the code is schema compliant again XD

[crude star]

cpp main.rs > main.RS

[supple whale]

i love eslint

[winged mantle]

/run

public class Main {
    public static void main(String[] args) {
        fmt.Println("Hello world");
        for (int i = 0; i < 10; ++i) {
            fmt.Printf("i = %d\n", i);
        }
    }
    static class fmt{public static void Println(String s){System.out.println(s);}public static void Printf(String s, Object... o) {System.out.printf(s, o);}}

}

[rugged berry]

Here is your java(15.0.2) output @winged mantle

Hello world
i = 0
i = 1
i = 2
i = 3
i = 4
i = 5
i = 6
i = 7
i = 8
i = 9

[crude star]

compilation pipeline
main.rs > main.rS > main.Rs > main.RS

[lavish frigate]

horror

[winged mantle]

combination of my favourite languages

java and go

ok what is this formatting

[shrewd canopy]

Seems pretty normal

[lavish frigate]

Seems pretty normal

[winged mantle]

ugly

eugh

[lavish frigate]

go dev talking about ugly code 😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[crude star]

my favourite thing about rust is that this doesn't compile ```rs
fn move(self, dx: isize, dy: isize) {
self.x += dx;
self.y += dy;
}

[winged mantle]

if err != nil {
return err
}

[winged mantle]

move is a keyword?

[crude star]

yes

[winged mantle]

what if numeric types were implicitly borrowed

rust 2.0

[crude star]

rust should replace usize with python's int

[winged mantle]

memory renting

[winged mantle]

i think an ideal type system would be

smallint
int
bigint

then real and getreal

[lavish frigate]

yea i think it would be pretty difficult to mutate self when its not declared as mutable

[crude star]

this will run out of memory instead of overflowing

i = 2
while True:
  i **= i

[winged mantle]

wait

[crude star]

ok but the problem is the function name

[winged mantle]

small small int, small int, int, big int, and big big int

[lavish frigate]

r#move

[crude star]

long short int

If you'd read the IAQ (Infrequently Asked Questions) list, you'd know that auto is useful primarily to define or declare a vehicle:

auto my_car;

A vehicle that's consistently parked outdoors:

extern auto my_car;

[winged mantle]

how do you pronounce clang

like slang, klang or see lang

[crude star]

like the metal pipe noise

[winged mantle]

how do you make that noise

[gilded surge]

you just do

very simple

[shrewd canopy]

klang

[dawn ledge]

r#move 🚀

[haughty socket]

This isn't real

[crude star]

vim keymap

[woven mesa]

@native spruce kinda nice webview thing i wrote (since i dont have new webkit apis on macos 26)

[supple whale]

i see android is not the only place where interacting with webviews is fucking cancer XD

[supple whale]

god webviews make me boil with hatered

its nuts

it got to the point where i just threw money at the problem and hired external devs to do webview wrapping on android for me

"i dont care how, get it done"

[shrewd canopy]

I have to use webview for solving dumb captchas in a native desktop client unfortunately

[supple whale]

that not that bad

i have a webview

which does window.open(url)

like you know, normal open website?

right?

wrong, most cancer thing to get done ever

GOD forbid your webview based app wants to do oauth via JS

[shrewd canopy]

just use device flow

[supple whale]

but why... the JS code is perfectly functional in browser

like why are webviews so neutered

so you want insets?

oh, just use css's env(safe-area-inset-top)

HAH, you fucking wish that worked in webviews

works in all browsers tho!

here you go, 300 lines of garbage java code, just to inject insanely laggy js so you can have css variables for insets

whhy webviews, whyyyy

welp at least you can read that data on android, god forbid you want to know how big the keyboard is in an iOS webview, hahahahah good joke!

[shrewd canopy]

well text fields on iOS are webviews too

[supple whale]

welp at least on iOS you wont brick your OS on a text input when u click left, which both navigates to the left, and moves the text cursor to the left, depending on which is done, your OS will hold down left infinitely for some reason, in EVERY app, all across the entire system

and the only way to fix it is a hard reset, because yes, you cant bring up the power screen, because you're holding left!

and these tauri mfw go "yeah just use webviews, they are so gooood"

man, whenever i see that i consider if the manslaugher im about to comit is worth the 20 years in prison

[eternal wigeon]

[dawn ledge]

TRUE

[frosty obsidian]

i have to use webviews in my github client just for markdown

[nimble bone]

@frosty obsidian Gloom non web view markdown renderer

[frosty obsidian]

gfm includes inline html

[nimble bone]

write Html parser

it can’t be that bad

[frosty obsidian]

thats what a webview is

[jade stone]

Is there no better way to render html

[dense sand]

am i having skill issue or this glob:

"!(templates)/*.{js,jsx,ts,tsx,json,css,md,vue,yaml,yml}": [
  "pnpm run format",
  "pnpm run lint:fix --"
]

doesnt do what i want? I need to apply the fix for anything besides files in the templates/ directory - note that it doesnt have to be in the root dir

[frosty obsidian]

other than the thing whos entire job is to render html? no

[jade stone]

Idk

I need to render html in my project

[frosty obsidian]

I've tried other markdown renderers but none of them match

[jade stone]

And don’t want to include a whole ass web view dep for it

[frosty obsidian]

oh webview isn't a dependency on android

[jade stone]

But

[jade stone]

Desktop compose

[frosty obsidian]

the desktop webview compose thing i know about is cef

[jade stone]

CEF

[frosty obsidian]

jcef specifically

[jade stone]

Yeah

Cef fills me with rage

[runic sundial]

i think games should ship with 200x frame gen (off by default, no way to turn off)

and run at 1 fps

upDoge~1

to save the planet

[runic sundial]

https://tenor.com/view/fennec-grab-what-wtf-how-gif-21880728

[crude star]

a cate

[runic sundial]

https://tenor.com/view/waffles-heart-locket-waffle-maker-gif-1751359210682645228

yum

[frosty obsidian]

interesting programming related gifs

[runic sundial]

@frosty obsidian are you publicly licenced?

[frosty obsidian]

nop

[runic sundial]

NecoArc

[pseudo sierra]

@frosty obsidian can I licence zooter under the WPL-3

[dawn ledge]

depends on the html then
github's markdown is rather sandboxed so you dont really need a webview
but if you have arbitrary html webview is the way to go

[austere idol]

# MEOW!

<script>
    console.log("pwned:3");
</script>

[supple whale]

it finally happened, i finally wrote JS which was so laggy it froze the main thread for 1 hour

i love n^3 complexity

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  return false
})))

LMAO

ah yes

[supple whale]

ez

maps and precomputation to the win

[tired vigil]

How do u get those stats in devtools

[supple whale]

by... using the devtools?

just run a profile and it shows simply

[tired vigil]

It has so many features that I keep forgetting about them 😭

[valid jetty]

@hoary sluice i wrote a shunting yard in elle

this is a valid program now

関数　プリント整数（整数　x）『
    プリント（「%d\n」、x）。
』

関数　メイン（）『
    整数　x ＝　1＋2＊3ー4。
    プリント整数（x＊3ー4・3％7）。
』

well its not quite fully done yet because i need to implement parenthesis

[valid jetty]

we call them bots now

[austere idol]

plain = is prohibited?

[valid jetty]

nop

i will try to backport plain syntax later, some things work some don’t

for example you can only use the fullwidth parenthesis, comma, etc

but you can use the half width operators, plain variable names, etc

it’s just a case of adding the ascii ones to the lexer

i do want keywords to be jp only tho

[hoary sluice]

i may have forgotten what shunting yard is

[valid jetty]

an algorithm for operator precedence parsing

you convert infix notation into postfix so you can evaluate it as RPN into a correct astnode

shunting yard is the process of transforming infix into postfix

[hoary sluice]

oh i think i used that in aoc

or in icypeas

[valid jetty]

probably icypeas

[hoary sluice]

aoc had a precedence parsing problem too

few years ago

[valid jetty]

hmmm

idk the alternative is pratt parsing which is a recursive descent thing

but i wrote shunting yard because it uses a stack and queue and i get more marks on the project for using abstract data structures

i just have to swap out those arrays for an implementation of a stack and deque that i haven’t written yet

[hoary sluice]

ok i used it in oc

aoc

[valid jetty]

what does icypeas use

[hoary sluice]

i use pratt for icypeas but not sure if thats only for expressions or only for statements

i forgot

[valid jetty]

ah

[hoary sluice]

you can check

[valid jetty]

true but i’m lazy

(and on mobile)

[hoary sluice]

pratt parser is a match statement right?

[valid jetty]

uhh wdym

pratt parsing is where you call the parsing function for highest precedence first and then lower ones inside etc

[hoary sluice]

ok thats what i do for statements

[valid jetty]

typically it’s recursive with the current precedence as an argument

i see

[hoary sluice]

https://github.com/eagely/icypeas/blob/main/src/parser/mod.rs

line 288

idk how to put it in url

thats expression parser

[valid jetty]

#L288

you can also do #L288-L506 or whatever

[hoary sluice]

ok

[valid jetty]

yeah i think this is pratt

[hoary sluice]

statement is pratt

expression not sure

its in order of precedence

i think it is technically pratt

but not with functions

[lavish frigate]

linus slowly going over to the rust side because of annoying as fuck c devs is really really funny

[hoary sluice]

sorry i didnt order a yappacino

[lavish frigate]

then shut up & let the grown ups discuss

[hoary sluice]

ok

[dawn ledge]

crazy

[shrewd canopy]

Is C and Rust war gonna continue forever

[hoary sluice]

until linus abandons c

[shrewd canopy]

C won't be abandoned ever

[lavish frigate]

i guess so but i think its pretty clear that actual smart people see the benefit of both and use them together

[frail turtle]

is there a better way to do this

[indent="0"] {
        box-shadow: inset -1px 0 #bd93f9
    }
    [indent="1"] {
        box-shadow: inset -1px 0 #1897ff
    }
    [indent="2"] {
        box-shadow: inset -1px 0 #8be9fd
    }
    [indent="3"] {
        box-shadow: inset -1px 0 #8be9fd
    }
    [indent="4"] {
        box-shadow: inset -1px 0 #8be9fd
    }
    [indent="5"] {
        box-shadow: inset -1px 0 #8be9fd
    }
    [indent="5"] {
        box-shadow: inset -1px 0 #8be9fd
    }
    [indent="6"] {
        box-shadow: inset -1px 0 #8be9fd
    }
    [indent="7"] {
        box-shadow: inset -1px 0 #8be9fd
    }
    [indent="8"] {
        box-shadow: inset -1px 0 #8be9fd
    }
    [indent="9"] {
        box-shadow: inset -1px 0 #8be9fd
    }
    [indent="10"] {
        box-shadow: inset -1px 0 #8be9fd
    }
    [indent="11"] {
        box-shadow: inset -1px 0 #8be9fd
    }
    [indent="12"] {
        box-shadow: inset -1px 0 #8be9fd
    }
    [indent="13"] {
        box-shadow: inset -1px 0 #8be9fd
    }
    [indent="14"] {
        box-shadow: inset -1px 0 #8be9fd
    }
    [indent="15"] {
        box-shadow: inset -1px 0 #8be9fd
    }```

[tired vigil]

Just use a selector like [indent] to specify default values
And then use more specific selectors to override individual styles

[frail turtle]

oh that is actually way easier than what I'm doing haha thank you

what if I wanted a gradient from #bd93f9 to #8be9fd as the indent increased? would I have to do all 15 manually then or is there some other way to do that?

I only have css too, no js or stuff

[supple whale]

you could use @property

or w/e its called

but its giga new and experiemntal

[frail turtle]

I'll check that out thx

[supple whale]

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/attr

this

so you take that, extract the indent value via attr(indent)

and color blend it

between 2 base values

so just a lot of calc() color-mix() hsl() etc

[dawn ledge]

when did attr start working out of ::before/::after and stop being only data-*

[solemn ravine]

@young flicker

[dawn ledge]

fancy

[solemn ravine]

blur transition

been working on a new site these past few days

[supple whale]

a few months ago

[supple whale]

ooooh you understand view transitions

teach me

you have any resources or anything for view transitions people made?

[dawn ledge]

iirc astro has some

[royal nymph]

yop https://docs.astro.build/en/guides/view-transitions/

Astro so nice

[supple whale]

fade and slide....

.

[royal nymph]

hey it's better than nothing

do you want these 2010 ass powerpoint transitions

https://tenor.com/view/bentley-takeru-kinemaster-transition-gif-26127573

[solemn ravine]

thats kinemaster.

[supple whale]

YES!

no i simply want standard view transitions that are used in native apps

like android view transitions etc

[solemn ravine]

shrug

[supple whale]

shit that's already established and adopted widely

[solemn ravine]

I likey

[supple whale]

yeah i dont get view transitions

it works, but it works when it shouldnt

and doesnt work when it should

i dont understand it rly

but then, i dont even have a view transition targetting page

BUT IT STILL WORKS AND FADES?

i asume because it targets EVERY element on the page

and then this, just never is able to target any selector at all?

https://developer.chrome.com/static/docs/web-platform/view-transitions/video/pagination.mp4

wanted to do this, but it just doesnt work LOL?

there's a lot of potential for cool shit here, but i just dont get it

it has fallbacks for selectors it should never trigger and shit

idfk

[supple whale]

https://simple-vt-demos.jakearchibald.com/gross-cube-transition-shaded/
https://simple-vt-demos.jakearchibald.com/gross-3d-transition/

[royal nymph]

LMAOO

these are so bad

can't wait to see these unironically used

[supple whale]

xDDD

[supple whale]

for entire views they are bad

but keep in mind u can use this for individual components

like a button or smth

https://simple-vt-demos.jakearchibald.com/star-wars-wipe/

some of these are hillarious tho

[supple whale]

like https://simple-vt-demos.jakearchibald.com/survey-progress/

[royal nymph]

wait this is cool https://developer.chrome.com/static/docs/web-platform/view-transitions/video/CZmpGM8Eo1dFe0KNhEO9SGO8Ok23/hgnJfPFUbGlucFegEEtl.mp4

but too slow

[supple whale]

yeah its slow to show it

u can ofc speed it up

but yeah, view animations have INSANE potential

[native spruce]

my phone shows no transitions in those pages

[supple whale]

just implementing them is cancer

because its unintuitive and poorly documented and explained

[supple whale]

FIREFOX USER SPOTTED

LAUGH AT THIS MAN

[native spruce]

No I use a normal browser

(safari)

[supple whale]

thats actually worse

well just about

both are about as dogshit

[native spruce]

I shall not discriminate based on browser choice

I started rewriting my site so I can have an easier time writing blogs without worrying about the codebase being horrible

got around 5 things I wanna write because I find them interesting

[paper scroll]

you should

should just start publicly shaming people

[lost cosmos]

why about browsers tho 😔
they all suck in their own unique way <3

[wild coral]

mmm eat shit if you gonna do that with firefox

how bout that

<3

[supple whale]

thats the cool thing

i wont do it in firefox

because it doesnt work!

[valid jetty]

@hoary sluice i wrote a bnf for ichigo and its so funny

i have this tool that lets me basically walk through a bnf and generate an example grammar out of it

like this

theres no limit though

lmfaooooo

if you just get lucky you can generate some insane statements

[lavish frigate]

reposting to here for the nerds

[dawn ledge]

this is a horrible feature

[lavish frigate]

i do not think so

[dawn ledge]

it may seem like a nice way to write less but its fucking horrible when you're the one reading/code reviewing it

[lavish frigate]

if you dont know what .direction(::Horizontal) does thats on you i think

[dawn ledge]

what is Horizontal? where does it come from? what type it is?

[dawn ledge]

??

[lavish frigate]

its a fucking enum

[dawn ledge]

no shit

[lavish frigate]

youd of course still have to use it

[dawn ledge]

i could tell because you had a better example Direction::Horizontal

[dawn ledge]

😭

[native spruce]

agree honestly

[lavish frigate]

the same way you have to use traits to access their methods

[valid jetty]

zig code is unreadable for this reason

[lavish frigate]

but if there is only one enum that can go into the argument than i shouldnt need to type out the enums name

[valid jetty]

.{ .Foo, 1, }

[shrewd canopy]

true, thats possible in python

[lavish frigate]

is foo part of an enum

[valid jetty]

yes

.{} is a struct initializer to whatever struct it needs to be

[royal nymph]

this sucks it makes your code less readable for no gain

[lavish frigate]

it should at least be used for enums only because . for member access is very ambiguous while :: isnt

[solemn ravine]

imo it makes it more readable, but I guess its just me being used to the API's available to me

[valid jetty]

why is typing the enum name that hard lol

your lsp should be able to autocomplete if you’re really so lazy you don’t wanna type the full name

[lavish frigate]

the .benefit(Benefit::) is(Is::) that(That::) i(I::) do(Do::) not(Not::) want(Want::) to(To::) repeat(Repeat::) myself(Myself::) a(A::) million(Million::) times(Times::)

[solemn ravine]

what a beauty

[lavish frigate]

rust analyzer likes to autocomplete the entire path instead of use sometimes

[valid jetty]

foo(::Bar, ::Baz, ::Qux)

now what enums are those values from

you have to check the function signature

are they the same enum?

are they different ones? do they serve different meanings?

[solemn ravine]

I think they can be good if they're labeled properly

[lavish frigate]

where have you ever seen a function take in 3 separate enums

sure its possible in that one shitty codebase from 9 years ago but like

[solemn ravine]

probably none

[lavish frigate]

be real

[dense sand]

just ✨ jdk things

[solemn ravine]

are you able to just type :: to see the available options

[valid jetty]

i have a function in elle that takes in a token kind and token value, of which a variant is Operator for both, and they’re both enums

[lavish frigate]

no

[valid jetty]

if i call it as foo(::Operator, ::Operator) isn’t the meaning just ambiguous asf

[solemn ravine]

hmmm not sure if thats good then if you cant see something you would want

I think if a language does this there should be something that makes it easy to know what you can use in that scenario, otherwise it could be unreadable and unmaintable

[crude star]

if you are you should just use whatever::Enum::*;

[valid jetty]

^

[crude star]

uses are scoped anyway

[lavish frigate]

the problem with that is that it pollutes the scope & enums would conflict

::* is extremely different from ::Something

[valid jetty]

idk but either way zig code is unreadable for me because they fucking love to do this

[crude star]

closest scope takes precedence im pretty sure

[valid jetty]

implicit struct and enum initializers everywhere and i have no idea what anything’s type is

jai has this problem too but not as bad

[lavish frigate]

i can imagine implicit struct initializers being horror but i dont see much of a problem with enums
swift code is very readable to me

[crude star]

like you can

fn parse(parser: Thingy) {
  use Token::*;

  // ...
}

[dawn ledge]

i am glad we see eye to eye

[lavish frigate]

😭 i guess but i dislike using use within the scope it just kinda looks ugly to me

[valid jetty]

core.pushEvent(.{ .window_open = .{ .window_id = window_id } }); can you tell me what the type of anything is here

or here

switch (core.state) {
        .running => {},
        .exiting => {
            core.state = .deinitializing;
            core_mod.run(core.on_exit.?);
            core_mod.call(.deinit);
        },
        .deinitializing => {},
        .exited => @panic("application not running"),
    }

[dawn ledge]

no and it sucks

[solemn ravine]

I mean obv you're not going to know the type, in xcode just alt click

makes no difference to me

[valid jetty]

makes a difference if you’re reviewing someone’s code though

[royal nymph]

if you need an IDE to understand the code, it's not good code

[valid jetty]

suddenly you need to dig for the header of the function you’re calling or the struct

if you’re just doing core.state = .deinitialized good luck finding what enum that’s talking about without lsp support

[solemn ravine]

🤷

[dawn ledge]

EXACTLY MY POINT

[lavish frigate]

Like u Review Code

Nvm you do

[dawn ledge]

hehe

[lavish frigate]

You are the one force pushing into main

[frosty obsidian]

i made these exact points a long time ago

[valid jetty]

that just isn’t the point

the point is that it’s not readable without lsp support

[lavish frigate]

I was trying to make a joke sorry

[frosty obsidian]

i think this feature is awesome when you're writing it but not great when someone has to read it

[royal nymph]

kotlin has the same problem if you abuse its features too much

[valid jetty]

yeah kotlin code is unreadable

[royal nymph]

it's super fun to write kotlin and spam .run, .apply, etc

but then when someone else tries reading that same code it's pain

[valid jetty]

i tried to understand eagely’s aoc solutions and failed miserably because wtf am i reading

[frosty obsidian]

eagely is not the average kotlin user

you can't read it because hes a professional competitive programmer

not a normal programmer

[dawn ledge]

i actually dont like it when im reading some java code on github for reference and its nested in java/main/fooo/bar/baz or whatever

[valid jetty]

but i mean i beat him and yet i can’t read his code

[solemn ravine]

you will love the code I write, I use it everywhere

[valid jetty]

it’s pretty funny

[lavish frigate]

Okay different idea Rust analyzer should use 1% of its 90% cpu and ram usage (used to build my project on every keystroke) for making this possible then

[royal nymph]

well u kinda have to

[frosty obsidian]

eagely has like his own standard library just for competitions

[valid jetty]

my code is VERY readable

[royal nymph]

u dont have to but everything is made with it in mind

[lavish frigate]

My code readability depends on my mood

[royal nymph]

and once you start adding different namespaces it's needed

[frosty obsidian]

the organization makes a lot of sense when you get into it

[valid jetty]

look so readable

from collections import deque
import sys

DIRS = [(-1, 0), (1, 0), (0, -1), (0, 1)]
P1, P2 = 2, 20

def parse(c):
    grid = [list(line) for line in c.strip().split('\n')]
    start = end = None
    ws = set()

    for y in range(len(grid)):
        for x in range(len(grid[0])):
            if grid[y][x] == 'S':
                start = (y, x)
                grid[y][x] = '.'
            elif grid[y][x] == 'E':
                end = (y, x)
                grid[y][x] = '.'
            elif grid[y][x] == '#':
                ws.add((y, x))

    return grid, start, end, ws

def dists(grid, sy, sx, ws):
    rows, cols = len(grid), len(grid[0])
    queue = deque([(0, sy, sx)])
    v = set()
    ds = {}

    while queue:
        d, y, x = queue.popleft()
        if (y, x) in v:
            continue

        v.add((y, x))
        ds[(y, x)] = d

        for dx, dy in DIRS:
            ny, nx = (y + dx, x + dy)
            if 0 <= ny < rows and 0 <= nx < cols and (ny, nx) not in ws and (ny, nx) not in v:
                queue.append((d + 1, ny, nx))
    return ds

[winged mantle]

this isn't really java specific

java might use reverse domains but github will cut through the dirs in one click

[solemn ravine]

ofc u would say this

[valid jetty]

it’s not hard to write readable code

def get_ss(grid, sdists, edists, ws, btime):
    rows, cols = len(grid), len(grid[0])
    s1 = s2 = 0

    for sy in range(rows):
        for sx in range(cols):
            if (sy, sx) in ws or (sy, sx) not in sdists:
                continue

            queue = deque([(sy, sx, 0)])
            v = set()

            while queue:
                y, x, steps = queue.popleft()

                if steps > P2:
                    continue

                if (y, x) not in ws and (y, x) in edists:
                    total = sdists[(sy, sx)] + steps + edists[(y, x)]

                    if total < btime:
                        s = btime - total

                        if s >= 100:
                            if steps <= P1:
                                s1 += 1
                            if steps <= P2:
                                s2 += 1

                for dy, dx in DIRS:
                    ny, nx = y + dy, x + dx
                    if 0 <= ny < rows and 0 <= nx < cols and (ny, nx) not in v:
                        v.add((ny, nx))
                        queue.append((ny, nx, steps + 1))

    return s1, s2

[dawn ledge]

usually takes 2 for me

[frosty obsidian]

java only really really adds like a couple folders before you get to anything meaningful

super easy to click through

[dawn ledge]

as i said, i dont hate it, i slightly dislike it

[royal nymph]

i prefer the C# folder structure over the java one

[frosty obsidian]

could see it being annoying still depending on what you're navigating the structure with

[winged mantle]

go does everything best

[royal nymph]

don't tell anyone I told you this but instead of having app/com/example/balls/ you can just do app/com.example.balls/

[solemn ravine]

any type of weird forced folder structure 👎

[winged mantle]

that doesn't make any difference in github ui

[valid jetty]

i prefer

src
L foo
    L a.le
    L b.le
L main.le
Makefile
``` pls you don’t need more it’s just bloat

[royal nymph]

the java folder structure makes more sense once you start getting a proper project

[winged mantle]

also how could that work 😭

[solemn ravine]

its perfect

but im different depending on language tho..

[crude star]

wtf thats actually good

[winged mantle]

why don't file browsers do the same thing of combining dirs

[frosty obsidian]

@royal nymph after you originally made a few critiques on extension functions i started moving some to like an .ext package as an indicator

[solemn ravine]

good question

[winged mantle]

like if src only contains main you click on src/main

[valid jetty]

in code editors they usually do

[winged mantle]

why do you not have that in dolphin

or nautilus

[valid jetty]

uhhh

[winged mantle]

maybe with plugins idk

[valid jetty]

because you may want to go to an intermediate directory to put more files into it

[solemn ravine]

though it could get annoying honestly

I know it annoys me sometimes

[frosty obsidian]

bc not everything is designed around programmers

[winged mantle]

just click on the src part of the text

isn't that how vscode handles it

[solemn ravine]

ye

[winged mantle]

soo good

[valid jetty]

no iirc vscode treats the whole path as one single entity and files go into the final dir

maybe it’s a zed thing then hmm

[frosty obsidian]

keep in mind those file browsers are designed around common users

[valid jetty]

i remember being annoyed by that

[winged mantle]

nop

[frosty obsidian]

they need to be user friendly and more general purpose

[royal nymph]

it makes sense only for coding and ides do have that like others said

[solemn ravine]

no not true, you can select a specific folder

[winged mantle]

each segment can be right clciked on

[royal nymph]

personally i dislike that feature in vscode tho

[solemn ravine]

for example

[winged mantle]

wdym do you never browse projects in a file browser

[solemn ravine]

its good for readability but I find it a bit annoying to use

sometimes I put the file in the wrong folder

[winged mantle]

i would love

[royal nymph]

create directory a
create directory b in directory a
want to create another directory in directory a but it does this weird grouping and it becomes awkward

[frosty obsidian]

yeah

[royal nymph]

YES

i do this all the fucking time 😭

[frosty obsidian]

I've been annoyed by that before

[winged mantle]

all you do is right click on a and press create new folder

[crude star]

when is ven going back to nvim

[royal nymph]

never...

[frosty obsidian]

average user would not figure that out

[royal nymph]

why is coffee pudding so goated

tastes like tiramisu almost

[winged mantle]

not all file managers are for average users

[crude star]

steal my config im pretty sure i used yours and been modifying it lol

[frosty obsidian]

the ones you listed are

[solemn ravine]

ive dealt with people who freak out at the idea of dealing with file managers so idk about that

[winged mantle]

taking what i say seriously...

[solemn ravine]

could just put it behind some settings

[frosty obsidian]

yeah as mentioned previously a plugin would work

or a setting

[winged mantle]

dolphin does have some pretty advanced features

[solemn ravine]

what r ur thoughts on nested files

[winged mantle]

i don't need any answer why nautilus doesn't have

[winged mantle]

good...

hybrid node on fs which is both file and folder

[royal nymph]

hop off npm

wait

why are there both package lock and pnpm lock

truly evil

[shrewd canopy]

That was very annoying

[solemn ravine]

was or is

[shrewd canopy]

I couldn't figure out where is lock file until i noticed that file is a "directory"

[winged mantle]

imagine if you wrote a whole app in gradle

[frosty obsidian]

wdym

[solemn ravine]

it gets rid of the useless bloatware in my file viewer

[winged mantle]

where the whole app is in the build scripts

[solemn ravine]

[frosty obsidian]

i mean gradle can just use kotlin

[winged mantle]

using groovy

[frosty obsidian]

so its not impossible

[royal nymph]

jetbrains ides do this

[frosty obsidian]

never seen that before

[royal nymph]

groups files that belong together

[winged mantle]

nested files as an actual filesystem feature 👍

[solemn ravine]

you have it disabled, gross..

[winged mantle]

as an IDE feature 👎

[solemn ravine]

so much fluff

[nimble bone]

how do i enable

[royal nymph]

i like it tbh

why would you ever look at the lock file

[winged mantle]

if it's an IDE feature it 's confuysing because i will think i am using a filesystem which supports nested files

[royal nymph]

malware

[frosty obsidian]

i haven't seen that in webstorm

[winged mantle]

when is vencordinstaller being reworked

[frosty obsidian]

is it a setting or something?

[royal nymph]

well it's enabled by default in goland

thats all i know

[winged mantle]

you should really rewrite vencordinstaller in https://wxwidgets.org/

[nimble bone]

vencord installer in swiftcrossui

[frosty obsidian]

vencord installer in cef when

[winged mantle]

or http://qt.io/

[nimble bone]

wait i should try making

[crude star]

liquid glass for vencordinstaller

[royal nymph]

i love ai

[frosty obsidian]

i disabled

[royal nymph]

why is it greyed out

do i need to add ai api key

[winged mantle]

vencord installer in java swing

[frosty obsidian]

maybe you aren't stupid enough

[winged mantle]

you must install java for vencord to work

[solemn ravine]

okay but wxwidgets is the goat

[royal nymph]

oh you need an ai license lmao

[frosty obsidian]

so bad

[solemn ravine]

https://github.com/rmpowell77/wxUI

[royal nymph]

wait it's free

[frosty obsidian]

guh

[shrewd canopy]

this is like SwiftUI but C++ and wx

[solemn ravine]

I wanna try wxwidgets more but c++ package management is genuinely disgusting

[nimble bone]

much cleaner

[crude star]

hop on meson wraps

[solemn ravine]

bro made a nested gitignore

what could that possibly contain

[nimble bone]

has editorconfig and gitattrs

readme has coc license and contributing

[crude star]

what does editorconfig have to do with gitignore

[nimble bone]

nothing

it just had nowhere to go ykyk

[crude star]

truly amazing

this is my file tree

[frosty obsidian]

i like how jb ides just let you create custom layouts and stuff

[solemn ravine]

I tried using vcpkgs (actually goated) but one day I couldnt even build the project anymore so that is down in the dirt

[frosty obsidian]

the android plugin only shows gradle modules for instance

[nimble bone]

not to be a shill but swift package management is good

[frosty obsidian]

cuts out a lot of the junk

[nimble bone]

Qt Creator separates .hpp and .cpp files but doesn't maintain the directory structure so that is ass

[frosty obsidian]

it also centralizes all the configs

[solemn ravine]

wait til you hear about cocoapods

[frosty obsidian]

would say gradle but compared to some languages we have it pretty good

[solemn ravine]

one thing I found annoying is that vscode doesn't create another header file along with the cpp file i created

might just be me

xcode is spoiling me

[frosty obsidian]

xcode sounds so good i wish it was real

[solemn ravine]

include/*.h
src/*.{c,cpp}

do u seperate ur headers in another dir

or is it just me..

[nimble bone]

i don't

[frosty obsidian]

from what I've seen most projects keep them together

probably easier to switch between the files that way

[solemn ravine]

I tried using a include folder but it was so annoying to manage both of those

idk how projects do it

[crude star]

include is supposed to be for public headers

something that you would distribute

otherwise having them on the same directory is common practice

[dawn ledge]

the question is why are you staring at the file tree instead of writing code
start using a fuzzy finder

[crude star]

https://github.com/SFML/SFML/ for example does both things

[dawn ledge]

i cant type for the life of me

[solemn ravine]

why wouldnt I be staring at a tree that I would need to always look at and organize when coding

[crude star]

C++ modules please become real

[frosty obsidian]

cpp programmers will continue to ask for their language to become bearable forever and they will never be heard

[solemn ravine]

the more useless files the more overwhelmed I am to the things I wouldnt need to look at

[dawn ledge]

there are only 2 types of languages
ones that people complain about, and ones that people dont use
🗣️ 🗣️ 🗣️ 🗣️ 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥

ngl he cooked with that quote

[valid jetty]

omg i honestly forgot about this

[nimble bone]

Roie

[valid jetty]

roise

[solemn ravine]

awful

[shrewd canopy]

they are already real, but only in MSVC afaik

[valid jetty]

also TIL this feature comes for free in elle

"hello {}".format(TypeInfo::type_of<string>().wrapping()).format("world");
``` would be formatted as `hello "world"`

double format call looks kinda silly

but the .wrapping call returns a new fmt string depending on what the type is

then the second format call formats with that new format string

so it becomes "hello \"{}\"".format("world");

[winged mantle]

why would you do that unless it's a library

[dawn ledge]

many c projects have a separate includes dir

[solemn ravine]

it could just be by choice

many projects i know that isn't a c library do that

[lavish frigate]

ya

[austere idol]

for what

[crude star]

what

[hoary sluice]

did you make the tool

@valid jetty you fell off

[valid jetty]

no but i understand how it works

i hacked together a few features i needed in it lmao

[valid jetty]

i went into the focus mode for physics and further maths that i said i was gonna do

all my activity now is stuff i work on in my break days

and my school project thing

anyway elle 70 stars !!!! n

[valid jetty]

OH that reminds me :333

i got 81% on my last physics test which was on thermal physics and simple harmonic motion

my physics grades went from 20% to 80%

it’s crazy that my grades are actually good when i do even a tiny bit of studying

because throughout the last year i did almost no revision for any content

[placid cape]

nicee

[hoary sluice]

its literally july what focus mode

[hoary sluice]

im so glad im done with school

im gonna do a bachelor in informatics at a remote uni and just stack all subjects that i already know into the first semester

[valid jetty]

i’m behind

i’m planning to spend the whole summer studying

[hoary sluice]

for exams next summer??

[valid jetty]

yes

i have mocks in september i need to bring my predicted grades up so i can apply for uni

[hoary sluice]

idk what kind of exams you guys have but i started studying 2 weeks before my maths/hardware

[valid jetty]

difficult exams

i have a D in physics right now

[hoary sluice]

good enough

[valid jetty]

i need a B even to go to japan but i’m aiming for an A

[hoary sluice]

who told you you need a b

[valid jetty]

the uni application website

[hoary sluice]

what uni

[valid jetty]

i need a B or higher in physics and maths

kyushu

[hoary sluice]

thats barely even in japan lol

are u gonna study in japanese

or in english

informatics?

[valid jetty]

english

my current goal is to go to edinburgh though

for which i need A*AA

i get a year abroad there so i can just go to japan during that course

[hoary sluice]

wtf is A*AA

[valid jetty]

grade requirements

[hoary sluice]

britain try to use a normal grading system challenge

[valid jetty]

A* in computer science, A in maths A in physics

[hoary sluice]

is A* just A+

[valid jetty]

yes

[hoary sluice]

do yuo have that

in cs

do either kyushu or edinburgh cost money

[valid jetty]

i don’t but i can easily get that if i show i’m working at an A* level on my ichigo project thing

i’ve held almost 100% on every programming test in the last year

[valid jetty]

yes but i can get loans for edinburgh and i can’t for kyushu

[hoary sluice]

yuo had 100% on every test but dont have a A*??

[valid jetty]

and i have an A in maths already

[hoary sluice]

how much is edinburgh

[valid jetty]

no because i fucked up the end of year exam WHICH WAS THEORY ONLY BTW

[hoary sluice]

lol

[valid jetty]

like £10000

not per year

[hoary sluice]

scam

[valid jetty]

the entire course

[hoary sluice]

per year would be america levels of scam

[valid jetty]

lmao

[valid jetty]

there was stuff in there like “define baud rate” and i went in completely blind

how tf am i supposed to know what baud rate is

well i know now but i didn’t then

[hoary sluice]

literally just data transfer rate no?

[valid jetty]

i have a B in cs atm

[valid jetty]

no it’s the number of signal changes per second

[hoary sluice]

so the data transfer rate

its a synonym of Hz

a stupid one

[valid jetty]

idk

out of sight out of mind

[hoary sluice]

9600 baud is faster than 4800 baud

i initially wanted to go to a uni of applied sciences, which is more like school with a fixed time table and they let you skip 2 semesters if you went to a technical high school

paid 250 euro deposit that i cant refund anymore

[valid jetty]

and they gave us this really horrible boolean algebra question that everyone did horribly on

[hoary sluice]

going to a uni in germany now

theyre almost fully remote

[valid jetty]

i was one of the few people to get 3/4 on that question

[hoary sluice]

how can you fail a boolean algebra question

[valid jetty]

interesting

[hoary sluice]

what did u get wrong

[valid jetty]

you don’t understand

hold on

[hoary sluice]

their application website requires leading 0 for birthday

[valid jetty]

you do the question then

[hoary sluice]

hold on

lemme remember whats +and whats *

• means 1 + x = 1

• means 1*0 = 0 i think

so its not w and x and z or w and z or x and y and not z or not w and x and y and 1

[valid jetty]

• is OR, * is AND

[hoary sluice]

yes thats what i said

[valid jetty]

yea ok

[hoary sluice]

the 1 can be omitted

[valid jetty]

the answer

[hoary sluice]

you can drop the not w at the start because its repeated in another and expression at the end

[valid jetty]

i don’t think you can, you’re supposed to factorize and then apply absorption rules and stuff

[hoary sluice]

this is my answer