🪅-progaming

[winged mantle]

even the build system has to be boilerplate

[deep mulch]

you love java

there's a few alternative build systems but they have ulgy syntax

not as nice as cargo

[winged mantle]

no java developer loves java enough to use it in build system

you're more likely to use groovy or kotlin to build a java project

(not true actually i saw somebody working on something that lets you use java as build scripts but it's pretty niche)

[winged mantle]

makefile...

[jade stone]

Does this just run intelliJ headless and use its API

[winged mantle]

probably

[deep mulch]

pain

[jade stone]

Go's build system is not simple

[deep mulch]

the moment you wanna add dependencies makefile won't work

[jade stone]

I tried to learn go once and that was the one reason I gave up so quickly

I could not for the life of me wrap my head around it

[deep mulch]

Go funny

[winged mantle]

wdym..

[jade stone]

Dumb autocorrect

[jade stone]

I've had no issue with makefile and dependencies

Just use a flake

[winged mantle]

horror why does vlc open go.mod

[deep mulch]

how do you download dependencies from maven central

with a makefile

[jade stone]

Oh, I thought you were talking about Make file in the context of like c/c++

[deep mulch]

nop

[winged mantle]

i've never seen such a simple build system

where you literally just pu the github link of the thing you want

literally your mum can do that

[deep mulch]

erong

@jade stone make salad lang

[jade stone]

You would hate it

[deep mulch]

yea

@jade stone typescript c++ amalgamation

[jade stone]

I mean isn't c++ already kind of like that with templates?

[deep mulch]

I've never used templates

[jade stone]

Yes you have

std::vector<T> is templated on T

[deep mulch]

I've never used vector

[fleet cedar]

Insane

[jade stone]

Have you used std::string

[deep mulch]

idk

I haven't written enough c++ to have to

Ive used char*

[crude star]

zt writes c code and calls it c++ because it still compiles

[deep mulch]

yes

[odd locust]

what could have possibly happened that week

[shrewd canopy]

insane automation probably

[odd locust]

do you think vencord needs more maintainers?

[shrewd canopy]

probably

[odd locust]

it has 261 prs and so like almost 50 issues and there are some PRs from 3 years ago about plugins lol

[stark timber]

what’s wrong

[deep mulch]

@crude star @crude star

[limpid mica]

who

[deep mulch]

@87flowers hii

[limpid mica]

hi

[deep mulch]

you are unpingable

[limpid mica]

thanks

[deep mulch]

how are you

[limpid mica]

ok

now is zt

[deep mulch]

im okay

@robust jackal

[fierce pendant]

meow

[solid gazelle]

I'm really tired of you two constantly using this channel like it's your personal channel

[deep mulch]

@solid gazelle

[elder yarrow]

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[royal nymph]

so true

[paper scroll]

...

[jade stone]

ban soon™

[fallen nebula]

wdym

[pseudo sierra]

wait I gotta steal that before vee nukes I'm gonna use that

[fallen nebula]

wait

[pseudo sierra]

rule 2 or whatever the fuck

[fallen nebula]

ok i did nothing

[fallen nebula]

ok i had forgor rule 2

i have read the rules again

i will not do the same mistake twice

[jade stone]

you wouldnt get banned, that was a joke

[fallen nebula]

it's 3:50AM, i'm out of coding stupid shit for AoC, my brain is messed up and i'm ADHDtism moment, i cannot understand 2nd degree or 3rd degree or whatever is hard to understand than true written words 😭

[jade stone]

go to bed

[fallen nebula]

so i can post it or not ?

[fallen nebula]

yes

[royal nymph]

https://x.com/securityshell/status/1996976033069670548?s=19

Marius Avram (@securityshell)

Holy shit… the exploitation of CVE-2025-55182 has reached a new level. There’s now a publicly available Chrome extension on GitHub that automatically scans for and exploits vulnerable sites as you browse. Absolutely wild. 🤦‍♂️

X · Dec 5, 2025, 4:12 PM

why did they even publish this vuln so early

[ornate quiver]

i heard something about this already being used in the wild

so it mightve made sense to make people update asap

[worldly sigil]

blazingly fast exploitation 🔥

[jade stone]

i mean you could take a look at the diff and see the issue somewhat easily

[supple whale]

the fact that they made a shodan scanner for it

is crazy

[fierce pendant]

i am gonna kill myself

[solid gazelle]

what

[magic ice]

bankrupt github with the free github actions for open source I dare you

make it a sticker

[magic ice]

piss filter

it will only make things more yellow for the training material

do it

me when I grab krita and color shift the entire pallete towards piss hue

[magic ice]

zig build system

I really like zig

it's also my tag

like I said

[spark tiger]

u literally don’t have any tag on

[royal nymph]

DELETE

[magic ice]

liar

[magic ice]

what

[rose otter]

is there curerntly no way of disabling the discord call shortcut? (ctrl + ' or whatever)

[shrewd canopy]

You indeed dont have any tag

Should have used aliucord instead of rnslop

[magic ice]

I LOVE ALIUCORD. Okay? I fucking love Aliucord. It's not a plugin loader, it's digital drugs. Lightweight, stable, smooth as hell—every update makes it better, and every update its loyal fanbase is like "god i fucking love Aliucord" Yes. I'd rather not use React Native. Aliucord isn't software, it's a blessing.

[odd locust]

react native takes longer to load than a snail to walk 1m

[shrewd canopy]

Artificial bloatware

[manic hawk]

right to repair act

clippy

[magic ice]

yea

[sudden fog]

someone needs to stop these auto ai dubs in youtube embeds, i cant be the only one its driving insane

[quasi stag]

[magic ice]

the zig discord server ran out of boosts

you were right

idk why it still shows on my react shitty client still

[fiery prairie]

GanyuDead

[austere idol]

why not (full disclosure is the only way)

[strange matrix]

been looking for a local github alternative
have any of you worked with Gitea? is it good? what's the general consensus?

[fierce pendant]

i dont know much but i think you should use forgejo, a fork of gitea

[strange matrix]

well gitlab doesn't allow my ip

[tired vigil]

just use git itself https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iuIdBfjL62s

[strange matrix]

well where do i download it from ?

[strange matrix]

i've watched this before
but i want like a website/ui

forgejo doesn't have a win32 binary sadge

i would so use linux if nvidia drivers worked

😭

actually can someone here like
diagnose my issue?
if like its okay?

[fierce pendant]

what

they work completely good

[crimson sparrow]

You can selfhost GitHub :))

[fierce pendant]

what

[crimson sparrow]

On premise GitHub enterprise

Probably insanely expensive though

[fierce pendant]

i doubt anybody here is an Enterprise

[crimson sparrow]

I’ve seen it at Universities as well :)

[fierce pendant]

i am not a university either

[crimson sparrow]

But there may have possibly been a reason I put :)) at the end of my statement

[strange matrix]

my second monitor can't do its full refresh rate
also Proton/Wine-GE don't seem to work good with my totally legally aquired video games

second problem i can work with
but first one no

Zed and Kitty have graphical glitches like hell
and the TTY doesn't even show on the second monitor

laptop doesn't have DP btw only HDMI

[fierce pendant]

all works fine for me

what gpu do you have

[strange matrix]

all worked fine for me too
on my last laptop
this one not so much

last laptop was Maxwell 920mx GM108M
this one is Pascal GTX 1050Ti

[fierce pendant]

that makes a lot of sense

i have an rtx 3060

[strange matrix]

i don get it tho

last one worked perfectly

i have linux on my old laptop it works great with the second monitor

with HDMI

so i just

can't use linux on this laptop

i've tried forcing the EDID and even kernel parameters
but one of them made the laptop monitor completely shit the bed and turn off
and the other one disabled the nvidia card completely

[shrewd canopy]

Very false

[fierce pendant]

maybe im just lucky

idk

[shrewd canopy]

I have a GTX 660 and its absolutely terrible

[fierce pendant]

GET A NEWER NVIDIA CARD

[shrewd canopy]

No, thats just waste of money

[pseudo sierra]

you can crack it (and I know a few people who have) but the sepcs you need to run it are insane

[crimson sparrow]

Oh that’s neat :o

[ornate quiver]

found the problem

get something that isn't over a decade old

[worldly sigil]

cracked github hosting cracked gitlab repo using cracked jira for issue tracking and cracked jetbrains ide for development

[supple whale]

or

or

1 fake uni account

https://cdn.discordapp.com/emojis/1233149945465536522.webp?size=48&name=cocainewolf

[worldly sigil]

i remember encountering a guy who apparently bought a university google account because then you could freely upload as much as you wanted to on the gdrive space on it due to the university's subscription they gave the accounts

likely pretty dangerous though since nothing stops the account getting suspended or deleted eventually and you just lose everything, or from a suspicious sysadmin suddenly snooping in on why you're using 10tbs of drive space

[stark timber]

yep

that’s pretty common I think

for school districts

[ornate quiver]

what specs

insane

[pseudo sierra]

iirc 48gb of ram, 2 500gb partitions and probably smth else I forgot

[frosty obsidian]

i have the second thing, first thing alone would cost as much as my pc nowadays

[deep mulch]

@frosty obsidian go sleep

[ornate quiver]

what the fuck

[dense frost]

hi ive got an issue

can som1 help me plz

(made ts myself idk sum in the code wrong but idk what)

[supple whale]

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/CcQK9NE6EGQ

[dense frost]

https://tenor.com/view/ishowspeed-meme-trying-not-to-laugh-laugh-homeless-gif-9458928528704746136

why the fan fall

[nimble bone]

that's a selfbot (against TOS) so you won't get help

[dense frost]

a

bruh

[nimble bone]

also consider respecting nickname rules of servers you are in

[dense frost]

na my friend keeps changing mine in his server to random stuff

it pmo

[ocean hatch]

horror

[jade stone]

thanks windbg

guhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

only shows when you hover the yellow dot

[fallen nebula]

Jetbrains for the love of fucking god why do i need to press this button every single fucking update, just fucking do it
-# this was your daily 1 minute Jetbrains rant, because despite making the best IDEs, they still do very very stupid stuff

[opal vessel]

just download french so it never pops up again

🧠

[winged mantle]

80% of code is written by ai

[fallen nebula]

Every single update i have to do it again

[opal vessel]

you can never have enough french

[nimble bone]

just dont use french

[fallen nebula]

Like if i have a choice

[nimble bone]

you do have a choice

[fierce pendant]

100% of ai companies

_ _

[vestal hedge]

I did not know git didn't even need a server to run

I thought git needed a server component, but I suppose the client alone is enough

[dense sand]

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/272761734820003841/1447836994809106442/Screenshot_20251209-072633-444.jpg?ex=693912c7&is=6937c147&hm=0bde00323edd69b07040213d7ca70c104d12d97aae3fea0025b370f6ba482b52&

Wow

[fierce pendant]

fleet simply couldnt compete with visual studio code when it came to vibe coding

[deep mulch]

@ornate quiver

so insane

[fierce pendant]

hey do you know the terminal emulator called foot

take a guess why its called that

uhh no its called that because its FOObar Terminal

(i personally use alacritty hahahahah)

lihnucks ❤️

nah

[ornate quiver]

finally

[spark tiger]

not believing this. it was definitely called foot because the author liked feet

[jade stone]

i love tar.xz taking 1000 years to unpack

1gb archive

to 5gb on disk

[deep mulch]

slow

[coral kite]

get more ram ^^

[deep mulch]

just buy more ram @jade stone

[fierce pendant]

i doubt anybody can afford it anymore

[pseudo sierra]

zoot gonna start selling minky feet pics to afford ram

[jade stone]

this c++ lint is just a skill issue lol

https://clang.llvm.org/extra/clang-tidy/checks/bugprone/inc-dec-in-conditions.html

big shock, short circuting exists and pre and post increment operators work as intended

[deep mulch]

@jade stone give unusuals when

salad hoarding all the unusuals

[inland palm]

unusual ghastly gibus

[winged mantle]

wouldn't it be cool if you could get readable error message from fstream

[winged mantle]

also I wish C++20 didn't change this

its useful to require explicit initialisation

sometimes there's isn't a logical zero value for all fields

if you can't require explicit initialisation you ought to just zero out all the fields with {} or = ...

in c it's easy to remember to zero initialise all struct instances but in c++ it's less easy because a lot of types are zeroed for you

[deep mulch]

kode tode

the kode todes

[plush mist]

Hey guys, I had this idea for a plugin

https://gist.github.com/aamiaa/204cd9d42013ded9faf646fae7f89fbb

there is this really cool github project

and it completes a discord game quest for you

without needing to install the game

If I contacted the owner of the github and he approved, could this be a plugin

[nimble bone]

no

you are not the first person having this idea 😭

also read what the FAQ in this very script says

[plush mist]

ok, ty!

[nimble bone]

i did make at some point a userplugin using this script but for that exact reason it fetches it from the gist at runtime and evals it

but that's very bad for security ykyk

[pseudo sierra]

nina malware

[opal vessel]

i love questify!!

[jade stone]

i love msvc

they have custom iterator types in the c++ stdlib

so the type std::string::const_iterator

is not the same as std::string_view::const_iterator

on gcc/clang they're both const char*

[winged mantle]

the most horrific thing i've seen is that windows.h defines max so you can't use std::numeric_limits<...>::max()

[fierce pendant]

this will either get rid of toxicity or create more toxcicity

[winged mantle]

what are these roles

I'm not really that good at rust just good at other languages

but that somehow makes me an intermediate rustacean

smh

[jade stone]

oh, its worse than that

[winged mantle]

what's this 😭

[jade stone]

because they define min

anything with an identifier min / max

breaks

[winged mantle]

why not always use nominmax

[royal nymph]

rip https://github.com/stack-auth/stack-auth/commit/8827c0c0a4ff38149a5242cfbb5db488f136d3cb

nvm it's https://devin.ai/

dumbass ai 😭

[jade stone]

thanks c++

[spark tiger]

i saw this tweet and thought it was about a real person too

who tf uses devin

[winged mantle]

flow enums so good https://flow.org/en/docs/enums/using-enums/

[ionic lake]

antiwork (who made gumroad) use it a lot

every single repo on their github has a commit from it its funny

[spark tiger]

[fierce pendant]

whats so different from typescript enums

[slim zodiac]

@covert zinc yo

may i know why my vesktop client is contacting your domain?

[covert zinc]

No

[slim zodiac]

alr and the real answer?

is it some plugin or css?

[shrewd canopy]

Does this look like support

[slim zodiac]

it is his fucking server lol

[covert zinc]

I'm going to leave this to you to figure out it's really not that difficult to figure out why your modded client is contacting my server

[slim zodiac]

did you make custom plugins as you are no contributor on the github

[clear thunder]

you enabled the decor plugin

best to read the plugins you're enabling rather than blindly selecting all of them

anyways this isn't the right channel

[slim zodiac]

thank you

but still i do not see a reason for this plugin to contact that server multiple times

but whatever

[charred wraith]

how do you think it gets the decorations

❓

[slim zodiac]

why does it need to get decorations so often?

[charred wraith]

[slim zodiac]

from what i can tell, you only need to cash them like once

and check on process start for an update

[shrewd canopy]

To keep them up to date

[covert zinc]

lil bro i made that shit 2 years ago and we experimented with many ways of doing it

[slim zodiac]

multiple times a day?

[covert zinc]

you can read the source code to see how it works :)

[slim zodiac]

ye dw i was just confused by the network traffic, makes sense now though

[charred wraith]

[slim zodiac]

no hate to you, cool plugin. like i said i was just confused by the traffic

[pastel bane]

cuz that would make too much sense

[jade stone]

i dont think it is gcc

oh

bug in gcc

https://gcc.gnu.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=114450

[ornate quiver]

a few kb of json is like nothing...

[fallen nebula]

Jetbrains dick move moment
https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/IJPL-222323
I'll write a plugin which use ASM to remove it for funni

[frosty obsidian]

yeah i hate that

[fallen nebula]

Technically i don't care as i have ultimate as a student

But doing asm sounds fun

[jade stone]

Yeah, it doesn't affect me either but I also hate it

[frosty obsidian]

i think you know you really fucked up when the people that aren't even effected are also pissed

i have a bright green ad in the top right of my screen now

i did not have it before and want it gone

im also like 80% sure they used ai to write the blog post

[jade stone]

What blog post

[frosty obsidian]

the one announcing the merge update

[pseudo sierra]

insane

[fallen nebula]

actually maybe i don't even need ASM and could do it with reflection

[solid gazelle]

what it look like

[fallen nebula]

lemme cook

i'm just theorizing

cloning the plugin template repo rn

[deep mulch]

do

[solid gazelle]

i mean

what the button look like

[deep mulch]

green

[fallen nebula]

but i'm thinking doing smth like that

import com.intellij.ide.AppLifecycleListener;
import java.lang.reflect.Field;
import java.util.Collections;
import java.util.List;

public class TrialWidgetKiller implements AppLifecycleListener {
    @Override
    public void appFrameCreated(List<String> commandLineArgs) {
        try {
            Class<?> targetClass = Class.forName("com.intellij.openapi.wm.impl.CustomWindowHeaderUtil");
            Field field = targetClass.getDeclaredField("NON_REMOVABLE_ACTIONS");
            field.setAccessible(true);
            field.set(null, Collections.emptySet());
        } catch (Throwable e) {
            System.err.println("TrialWidgetKiller Failed: " + e.getMessage());
        }
    }
}

[solid gazelle]

like 🟩🟩🟩 or 🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩

[solid gazelle]

yay

[fallen nebula]

WTF i just cloned the template calm down

my god

1st thing i'm doing is nuking kotlin and coding that shit in java

[solid gazelle]

yay

[deep mulch]

you know that won't stop dependabot

[solid gazelle]

you should still do it

yk just delete .git and .github and make a new one so there's no actions or weird things

[fallen nebula]

yeah no

but i'm sorry kotlin lovers, but i'm not one of you

[deep mulch]

evil

[fallen nebula]

i'm not evil

it's just that i like java

actually there's smth silly

i won't be able to test if it work

since well i have a license

[fallen nebula]

you'll be willing to test the magical fix plugin that i do ?

[frosty obsidian]

maybe

its late so not now

[deep mulch]

I could test too maybe

[fallen nebula]

Flipping god stop spamming me

[fleet cedar]

This sure sounds like gpt

[frosty obsidian]

yeah it's the usual "its not just x, its y" thing that chatgpt loves to do

[fleet cedar]

I wonder where it gets all those cringe patterns from

[fallen nebula]

bruh

[fallen nebula]

default template is fing bloated shit

[nimble bone]

Hello everyone

Thank you for the feedback.

We do want our users to have an easy way to try features provided by the subscription, so we designed a single entry point to learn about them and try.

The trial is completely free and anonymous, no commitments there. After the trial, the widget becomes gray, still serving as an entry point to learn about subscriptions and manage them.

We also made sure it does not interfere with the actual coding experience.

[fallen nebula]

yeah bs

the plugin will work

i'm 99% sure reflection will do it

[spark tiger]

i’m not pissed all good

[solid gazelle]

just draw a rectangle over the trial button coloured like the background

[fierce pendant]

i use c# cuz gay

[fallen nebula]

alright, it's going well

[jade stone]

Do they mangle their class names or something

You could probably use something like jadx to grep the jars for the string

[fallen nebula]

no need for that i have the sauce

[jade stone]

Well yes

But in the release build

[fallen nebula]

it's going well except that since Java 17, you can't change static final via reflection anymore

[fallen nebula]

as i said
i have the sauce
and no they don't obfuscate

but don't worry, i have people that help

[winged mantle]

does intellij allow adding class loading hooks which modify bytecode like eclipse

[fleet cedar]

Who cares about whether it allows?

A nice thing about java is you can do it anyway

[fallen nebula]

no idea

fun fact : there was no need for any reflection in the first place
i can just unregister the action 🙂

final code cooked up

[solid gazelle]

yay

[royal nymph]

lmao

[fallen nebula]

yeah expected, should have guessed

for anyone that want the plugin before it's published
https://julienraptor01.ddns.net/RemovableActions-0.0.0.zip

[deep mulch]

virus

[solemn ravine]

v+ regular 369179216031383552

[deep mulch]

whos that

[spark tiger]

lc.ui 369179216031383552

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[spark tiger]

o

[fallen nebula]

Yes, it's RAT smh, i want to steal your cookies, i'm hungry

https://tenor.com/view/cat-cookies-cookies-cat-cats-cat-want-cookies-gif-17584324

Also thanks for the role

I feel colorful now

[royal nymph]

oh no not this guy...

[solemn ravine]

WHAT

[royal nymph]

oh idk i didnt even check who that is

[deep mulch]

vee insane

[unborn dagger]

How can I add my own badge to my profile via css and sign it?

[jade stone]

will they allow publishing that?

[fallen nebula]

:)

[jade stone]

you can't add badges with css

[fallen nebula]

There's only one way to know

[fallen nebula]

You technically can
But it'll be local

[jade stone]

i doubt they would, they have a much more manual review process compared to something like the vscode marketplace

[jade stone]

i feel like the css needed for that would be cursed

[fallen nebula]

Just a bit of svg rendering

[frosty obsidian]

thank god

works

it did require a restart though

[deep mulch]

@frosty obsidian i thought you had student plan

[frosty obsidian]

no

never did

[deep mulch]

why

youre in uni

[frosty obsidian]

they don't like my school

[deep mulch]

love

cant you contact jb

[frosty obsidian]

i did

thats how i know they don't like my school

[deep mulch]

love

[fallen nebula]

Yes, it patch on launch

[frosty obsidian]

is there some manifest value that indicates a plugin requires a restart

[fallen nebula]

No idea, probably

Thanks for testing and letting me know that

[deep mulch]

wing wong

[fallen nebula]

If a plugin requires restart (for example, due to using native libraries) specify require-restart="true" for <idea-plugin> root tag in plugin.xml.

Welp

[jade stone]

Does GitHub like your school

[spark tiger]

you can just verify thru github which i’m pretty sure has like any school on earth there

[frosty obsidian]

they had some other requirement i wasn't comfortable doing

[spark tiger]

hm? at least for me all the info i had to give to them was any proof that i’m still a student at this exact school that’s it

[frosty obsidian]

i swear it had some requirement to put real name or email or something in my profile

[spark tiger]

oh yeah i think you kinda have to do it but it doesn’t force you to

i’ve seen this requirement in some forum posts and faq but they never asked me to during the process

[deep mulch]

so

I already have your real name

and everything

[jade stone]

You can keep it private from your profile

[deep mulch]

wing scared

[frosty obsidian]

idrc anymore

they made clion free so i don't have a reason to get edu

[deep mulch]

I do

[jade stone]

Clion so mid

[frosty obsidian]

name something better

[ornate quiver]

yep you have to dox yourself

that was an instant no for me

and jetbrains just refused my edu email

[deep mulch]

insaneeee

[ornate quiver]

i just found a crack instead

https://cdn.discordapp.com/emojis/1167937003036348547.gif?quality=lossless&name=wtfhamster&size=64

[clear thunder]

i added then changed super fast and hoped no one saw

(i didn't even use any of the features )

only digitalocean so i can have a backup selfhosted vpn

[royal nymph]

literally just make a github alt 😭

[solid gazelle]

:)

[spark tiger]

no u don’t? unless u consider sending proof of being a student doxxing urself

[ornate quiver]

you have to set your full name as your GitHub profile name publicly

so yes you do

[spark tiger]

no you don’t. i never did and all the times they gave me the license

[ornate quiver]

well lucky you I guess

[spark tiger]

they don’t even check it manually it’s all automated so what’s the point

[fleet cedar]

Anyone know if there's any way to get jetbrains ides to not hallucinate a blank line after the final line terminator?

[shrewd canopy]

Visual Studio if Windows, or VSCode

[glossy ermine]

neovim

[tired vigil]

Me when I spread misinformation on the internet

[glossy ermine]

no it’s true i can confirm

[glossy ermine]

personally it asked for my student id and i hid my face on the id with fabric on top and it worked for github pro

[spark tiger]

FUCK VISUAL STUDIO

this shit so ass

[shrewd canopy]

Why

VS is awesome and I use it sometimes

[spark tiger]

• not cross-platform
• takes so much space
• slow (most important one)
• ui is a mess

rider is just better in almost everything
upd: or clion for c++ but afaik rider can work with c++ too

[shrewd canopy]

VS works on macOS too, and most of space is taken by toolchain not VS
And it's fast (VS2026 fixed it)
UI is subjective

[spark tiger]

i’m pretty sure they deprecated macos version

[spark tiger]

VS2026 fixed it
like actually fixed it? because vs being slow and constantly freezing is the main reason i don’t like visual studio. like it literally froze for 5-10 seconds every minutes it was legit unusable

[shrewd canopy]

It works fine on my machine

[spark tiger]

i switched to rider back then and it was so much better

[jade stone]

You need to be examined

[deep mulch]

i didnt have to

[languid trellis]

it kinda is though

[royal nymph]

I know ur full name

[deep mulch]

yea

[spark tiger]

okay but without it they can’t rly ensure you’re a student

so like

[fallen nebula]

what do you mean ?

[fleet cedar]

If I have a file with 19 lines, it draws a 20 next to a blank line at the bottom

[fallen nebula]

you on linux ?

depending on which OS you use i have different explanations

[fleet cedar]

This particular machine is windows

I doubt it would change how it counts lines between platforms though

[fallen nebula]

linux file generally end with a \n

so that there's always an empty final line

[fleet cedar]

Yes I know that

[tired vigil]

It could be just visual?
Like how ms word has an implicit newline at the end of the document

[fleet cedar]

Wrong

[fallen nebula]

it's a standard

you don't have to follow it

but it's nice if you do

[fleet cedar]

The line ends with a line terminator

[fallen nebula]

anyway

[fleet cedar]

JB draws an extra line after that

I want that fake line gone

[fallen nebula]

if you're on windows, then it's likely just the setting to keep empty lines under the bottom which is intended to make editing easier

gimme a sec i'll find the setting

[fleet cedar]

There's no setting fir "don't draw extra blank line after end", I checked

There's a "don't terminate the last line" setting but that's just wrong

[fallen nebula]

there is

there's a setting for how many fake lines you want

[fleet cedar]

I haven't seen that

Won't be back to work until monday though so can't check

But I'm pretty tempted to make a plugin that patches the line number renderer

[fallen nebula]

there's no need

i'm pretty sure this is what you mean
it's in editor general

also i know there was a value for how many lines that can be

[deep mulch]

I don't have that

[fallen nebula]

by default it's like 5

[deep mulch]

it must be something you enabled

[fleet cedar]

I haven't looked at those settings, but from what I can tell the issue isn't virtual space but that it believes \n to be a line separator rather than terminator

Could be wrong

[fallen nebula]

well \n is a separator

[fleet cedar]

No

[fallen nebula]

\n indicate a new line you silly

[fleet cedar]

It's a terminator

[fallen nebula]

no it's not a terminator

and if it is, you just need to force for that one file jetbrains to only see CRLF instead of LF as newline

also if you use mixed CRLF with LF, that's your issue

don't do it

genuinely

[fleet cedar]

A line is a sequence of characters ending with \n

Both views exist though https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Newline#Interpretation

[fallen nebula]

a line is anything (or nothing) with either a \r (CR, short for Carriage Return) on MacOS (old) or \n (LF, short for Line Feed) on Linux or \r\n (CRLF, short for Carriage Return Line Feed) on Windows at the end of it
but it's neither a file nor truly a line terminator, it's a separator
historically it come from type writing machine
the carriage return was one thing and line feed another thing
technically if we purely go by the \r return the carriage to line[0] and \n does line++, Windows is the most logical
but by convenience, we use \n with Linux which does both
and the old MacOS way is dead
but for shit like HTML, it still use the Windows way which technically makes sense

[fleet cedar]

But only one of them is right

[fallen nebula]

it being a terminator doesn't make sense
the true terminator is \0

[deep mulch]

null byte

yop

[fleet cedar]

Text files don't contain \0

[fallen nebula]

or there isn't a terminator and you have the size

[fleet cedar]

I'm talking text files, not strimgs

[fallen nebula]

yep because text files aren't terminated
the size is saved

strings are files and files are strings

or byte arrays

[fleet cedar]

Have you ever catted an unterminated file

[fallen nebula]

depending if you see it as text or data

[fleet cedar]

Shit's wack, yo

[fallen nebula]

here's your difference
notice how when there's a \n cat output a newline
cat literally just redirect stdin to stdout
and \n in Linux is a newline
the file is still "terminated" in both case
if you want to actually read an unterminated file, cat /dev/urandom and see how a really unterminated file behave

text files are strings saved to disk

and instead of using \0 to terminate them, we save their size in bytes to know the bounds

[fleet cedar]

Notice that when there's no line terminator, things get broken

[fallen nebula]

things don't get broken

a line terminator is not something that exist

[fleet cedar]

The shell prompt starts on the middle of the line

[fallen nebula]

Uh ?

[fleet cedar]

(Unless you use zsh which mitigates that)

[fallen nebula]

No

That's not a bug

[fallen nebula]

Yes that's normal

The last text that was in stdout didn't tell hey put back the caret on a new line

And your prompt don't contain a new line at the start

That's normal

[fleet cedar]

Yep, it didn't terminate the line so things continue from the middle

[fallen nebula]

Line termination isn't a thing

What has happened here is that at no point you pressed the key to move the caret

[fleet cedar]

I legit don't care what you think

[fallen nebula]

So the carret didn't move

Well the thing is i'm not thinking

[fleet cedar]

I only care that jb displays it wrong and I want it to stop that

[fallen nebula]

What i'm stating is a fact

[fallen nebula]

For that one file, say to Jetbrains it's CRLF

But \n say move the carret to the start of the next line in Linux language
And for Windows it means move the carret to the next line

[fleet cedar]

But then jb would use crlf and that's even worse

[fallen nebula]

Then don't complain and don't add a \n at the end of your file

[fleet cedar]

I just want my text files to be text, i.e. consisting of zero or more lines which end with \n

[fallen nebula]

Yes that's the Linux way

[fleet cedar]

Yes and I'm asking how to get jb to not misrender that

[fallen nebula]

This means that you will always have an empty line at the end

That's how Linux does it

[fleet cedar]

No

There is no empty line

[fallen nebula]

By not rendering that last line, you would be wrong

[fleet cedar]

An empty line consists of the bytes "\n"

[fallen nebula]

"\n" is 2 empty lines

\n means line++

no matter what you want, \n mean move the carret to a newline

that's a fact

you can't change it

it's universal

a line must always be present
if you terminate one, a new one is created if you want to talk with termination

here's with your \n being shown as a character even tho it shouldn't be rendered normally

a LF mean move the carret to a new line, that's it

a line doesn't end with \n
\n simply say a new line start after that

it's why we call it a newline

[fleet cedar]

One line

[fallen nebula]

no

[deep mulch]

insane

[fallen nebula]

there's a second empty line

right before your prompt

[deep mulch]

yop

[fallen nebula]

if there was no newline, your prompt would be on the same line

[fleet cedar]

Are you saying gnu coreutils wc is wrong?

[deep mulch]

I agree with Julien

[fallen nebula]

i'm saying it's right and you are misunderstanding

[fleet cedar]

But it's saying there's one line

[fallen nebula]

wc count the number of newlines

that's what the code is written to do

and there is 1 occurence of \n in your file

there are 2 lines
one newline

Print only the newline character counts. If a file ends in a non-newline character, its trailing partial line is not counted.

if you don't think that, you are misreading the man page

[fleet cedar]

Look, "partial line"

Not a line

[fallen nebula]

a partial line is a line

[crude star]

holy shit why is there a heated argument over a whitespace character

[deep mulch]

@crude star hii

[fallen nebula]

it's not an argument
i'm stating facts and they're trying to find a way to prove them wrong

[crude star]

no one cares

[fallen nebula]

yes i agree

[fleet cedar]

I'm just stating the fact that literally every unix tool considers lines to end on \n and may get subtly wrong if they don't

[fallen nebula]

well no, that is misreading, when \n is encountered, a newline is started

\n doesn't mean stop the line
it means stop the line and create a new line

hence the name, newline

[crude star]

the name newline is because of typewriters its not at all deep

if you want to be this pedantic say that it moves the cursor

[fallen nebula]

indeed, it's what i'm saying

[fleet cedar]

I really don't care about your philosophical views

[fallen nebula]

it's not philosophical

it's factual

[crude star]

no you're trying to name what a line is when it's not a concrete concept

[fleet cedar]

I asked if there's any way to get jb to display line numbers the way I want

[fallen nebula]

\n for linux move the carret back to the start of the next line

[crude star]

what happens if the output wraps around to you

[fallen nebula]

no because what you want is factually wrong, code a plugin

if really it did what you want, you would have no way to put your caret on that new line

[fleet cedar]

I want a file with 19 lines to show line numbers 1-19.. Simple as that.

[fallen nebula]

not possible

[fleet cedar]

Isn't technology great

[fallen nebula]

a file with 19 \n has 20 lines
it has 19 full line and a partial line if you want

[crude star]

do what vim does and display a special character instead of a number on a trailing newline, or just don't

[fleet cedar]

For the record vim has supported this behavior for some 40-50 years or whatever

[crude star]

  1 a
  2 b
  ~

a\nb\n

[fallen nebula]

see how that ~ is on a third line

there is 3 lines there

[crude star]

genius

[fallen nebula]

you literally can't prove my point better lmao

[fleet cedar]

Yes, vim fills the remainder of the file, where there's no lines, with ~

[fallen nebula]

no vim fill the rest of the file with \n~

[crude star]

it does not if there is no trailing newline, also a ton of themes just hide it

because its so unimportant

[winged mantle]

ghostty my beloved

(don't ask why i have 7 ghostty and 1 xterm)

[deep mulch]

koduh

oh your kode tode

koda tode

[jade stone]

@deep mulch what is a split apk

[jade stone]

Hop on Kitty

[deep mulch]

method of splitting large apk into smaller ones usually for localization and other device scales

[winged mantle]

ghostty renders my font better

[deep mulch]

native libraries, resources, localizations

saves on download size

[jade stone]

How

What font is it

[frosty obsidian]

still don't get why it needs root

installing should definitely not require that, and i don't see why patching would either

[jade stone]

Yeah that's kind of why I asked that in the first place

[frosty obsidian]

vd manager patched and installed splits just fine

[elder yarrow]

That's no valid die!

[frosty obsidian]

not talking to you

that should probably be worked on ykykyk

given that pretty much every big app is split these days more attention should probably be put there

[deep mulch]

true

[golden timber]

what was the reason we cant add a settings menu to the new one?

[royal nymph]

what?

[deep mulch]

what?

[frosty obsidian]

what?

[autumn sedge]

what?

[clear thunder]

what?

[vital plume]

what?

[fallen nebula]

what?

[valid jetty]

oh no way can i finally type here again

[deep mulch]

WHY DID YOU BREAK THE CHAIN

i think you should ban rosie from here again just for that @royal nymph

[valid jetty]

@deep mulch rate

[languid trellis]

why does some corporate-slop IDE need to ensure im a student

in fact

i hate KYC in general

in financial contexts too fuck that

ruined cryptocurrency

now instead of being what it was supposed to be, an unregulated, decentralised peer to peer (& hence anonymous) currency outside of the control of any central entity like a government or similar, now its just finance bros using it as a speculative investment or 60 iq influencers doing rugpulls

and pretty much all transactions go through shitty heavily regulated KYC exchanges that also happen to delist or put barriers against actually good currencies like monero

one of the many many many ways the patriot act ruined the internet

idk how i went from shitty corposlop text editors to the patriot act my bad

[pseudo sierra]

justified crashout tbh

[frosty obsidian]

visual studio is ass and my cpp experience with vscode was also ass

[deep mulch]

same

[strange matrix]

guyths use notepad best editor trust me

[frosty obsidian]

i use linux btw

[golden timber]

I thought we still had the issue and I vencord uninjected 😭 sorry lol

[neon bear]

Embarcadero or Codeblocks

@frosty obsidian

And i didnt even need to Google dat

Ive never used the Embarcadero C++ IDE, but did use the Delphi one

Codeblocks was...

Entertaining

[fallen nebula]

Codeblocks is the fucking worst

So bad i switched to Visual Studio back then

Then once i realized Visual Studio was a mess, i moved to VSCode with plugins and only coding C/C++ on Linux via WSL

And since then, it's great

I should try CLion, i know Jetbrains makes good stuff, but the thing is, my WSL setup with VSCode and plugins works so well i don't want to change it

[languid trellis]

same >w<

[fallen nebula]

Same

[languid trellis]

same,, graphene os Btw

[jade stone]

Tbh clion is mid

I prefer clangd myself

[deep mulch]

you can use clangd in Clion I think

https://www.jetbrains.com/help/clion/settings-languages-cpp-clangd.html

[jade stone]

Afaik that's what clion uses for their LSP (at least in some way), but then you have the deal with the bloat of a jetbrains ide

When you really just need clangd

[deep mulch]

insaneee

ignore the bloat and its great imo

[jade stone]

Buy me a laptop with 32 GB of ram

[deep mulch]

aren't you using windows on it

[jade stone]

Because Linux doesn't support it

I have no other choice

[deep mulch]

wrong

clion runs on windows for arm?

[jade stone]

Yes

[jade stone]

How

There literally is no wifi driver support

And that's just the first issue I found

[deep mulch]

make

[jade stone]

No makefile

@deep mulch https://www.kkinstagram.com/reel/DRdARaik-wo

[languid trellis]

after carefully reflecting upon my words i have changed my mind. i love KYC i love the NSA i love palantir i love israel and its intelligence firms. the promised land shall be returned.

the patriot act has been a stepping stone towards a better society. i have TPM 2.0 (not a backdoor) and secure boot enabled and have switched to windows 11 with automatic updates on for [national] security and condemn using free and open source BIOS and software/firmware in general for [national] security reasons.

cryptocurrencies such as monero are harmful and dangerous to the banking system and may weaken the state apparatus and hence i condemn using them as well. one may instead use a credit card for all purchases as physical cash is inconvenient and outdated.

please do not airstrike my house.

#thiel2028 שָׁלוֹם

[shrewd canopy]

I use windows 11 btw
And I am happy

[undone laurel]

is it possible to use custom plugins on official builds?

[fleet cedar]

Wrong channel

And the plugins are part of the build

[dense sand]

can someone tell me how do i discover which fonts are missing here?

[fleet cedar]

Inspect element to see what symbol it is

[dense sand]

good idea

ive just reinstalled my system and decided to switch to kde

[winged mantle]

terminus

other fonts also render terribly in both ghostty and kitty

might just go back to konsole, it's more practical for me (doesn't sacrifice readability for performance)

except there are also some symbols it doesn't render well

actually xterm feels more performant than konsole and also renders text better than kitty/ghostty

it's just not very nice to use

hmm maybe i should try alacritty

[spark tiger]

not anymore afaict

CLion Nova still uses two C++ language engines: a clangd-based one and the one used by ReSharper C++ / Rider. However, unlike CLion Classic, CLion Nova doesn’t use clangd for core IDE features like code completion or highlighting.

oh wait i’m blind

[languid trellis]

notice how the GOAT of terminals is nowhere mentioned in the text above. https://st.suckless.org/

[spark tiger]

Terminal.app goat of terminals

[languid trellis]

not ironic btw

[winged mantle]

it confuses me when apps have really blurry text rendering

is nobody using 1080p any more

I really sound insanely obessed with it

but good font rendering is a human right

[fleet cedar]

Absolutely

Along with pixel-granularity scrolling, which a lot of terminals are lacking

[nimble bone]

iTerm2

[spark tiger]

what iterm features do you use

[nimble bone]

split, tabs, AI

[fleet cedar]

Probably because both their software and their politics suck

[deep mulch]

yea

[languid trellis]

what are their politics

i dont personally think their software sucks but i definitely see why people think that

[valid jetty]

i never knew how hard font renedering was until i watched a 1h 10m video on it

thanks sebastian lague

[deep mulch]

@valid jetty hiii

[valid jetty]

hiiii

[still jolt]

idk I use st and it just works for me

[undone laurel]

custom plugins and vencord support channel doesn't let me talk abt custom plugins/builds

[opal vessel]

i wonder why

vr 14

i keep typing 14

fml

vr 13

okay bruh

just go read rule 13

[dense sand]

is this normal

[shrewd canopy]

Yes

Ghidra eated 8 GB for me once

[runic sundial]

*fast (pretty looking) font rendering is hard

It's like a triangle of Performance-Quality-Speed

And hitting each point is the hard part

woeisgone~1

[fierce pendant]

fe
et

[placid cape]

jetbrains

[dense sand]

anyone familiar with any freestanding allocators out there? im looking for something freestanding and very minimal, yet effective, basically, i give it space, it can manage it, allocate from it, free from it etc.

and no, i ideally dont want to write my own

[winged mantle]

st is horrifying

no scrollback

[royal nymph]

theres a patch for it

but yeah st sucks lmao

like all suckless stuff

[winged mantle]

makes xterm look super feature rich

[royal nymph]

I need a new terminal tbh

i want something that's like alacritty but has tabs and scrollbar

alacritty is too opiniated and won't implement things like scrollbar

[nimble bone]

kitty

iThink it has scrollbar

[frosty obsidian]

yeah it does

[fierce pendant]

oh yeah i need something like that too

alacritty is nice but tabs would be really nice

[pseudo sierra]

you're on gnome so just use ghostty it's basically a gnome app anyway

but fr ghostty or kitty is probably what you want

wezterm as well but I'm not sure if you like how much configuration it has

[deep mulch]

@frosty obsidian

[deep mulch]

I love konsole

[fierce pendant]

ghosstty have scrollbar?

[pseudo sierra]

I'm pretty sure yes

[nimble bone]

warp terminal

[fierce pendant]

oh an build-in splitscreen terminal like in konsole would be nice does ghostty have that?

[fierce pendant]

"Use our closed-source Alacritty fork with AI scatterd everywhere that also costs money in most cases"

[pseudo sierra]

most terms have that

[fierce pendant]

really?

like without using tmux or something like that

[deep mulch]

nino is aibro

[fierce pendant]

nin0?
more like ain0wayimusingwarp

[pseudo sierra]

wezterm, ghostty and kitty

[fierce pendant]

how

[deep mulch]

@pseudo sierra elissuh

[pseudo sierra]

@deep mulch zootie patootie

[pseudo sierra]

on ghostty
ctrl + shift + e new_split:down
ctrl + shift + o new_split:right
on kitty
ctrl + shift + enter makes a new split
on wezterm
I forgor what the default binds are I have custom ones

[deep mulch]

pinguh ponguh

[fierce pendant]

oh

waow

[fleet cedar]

Imo splits in terminal is pretty useless, use a better wm

[pseudo sierra]

true

[jade stone]

Splits in a terminal are useless, just open a new one

[fierce pendant]

i mean

i can do that with my wm

just

i dont know how to do vertical splitting in my wm

and i am too lazy to figure that out

[winged mantle]

i like my floating windows

[paper scroll]

hyprland my beloved

[pseudo sierra]

true

[winged mantle]

it's useful to be able to have a smol window on its own

[paper scroll]

you can just make it float in hyperland lol

[fleet cedar]

And in i3

[paper scroll]

https://atums.world/u/2025-12-13_19:39:18.png

[paper scroll]

lol

[fierce pendant]

niri my beloved

[paper scroll]

looks intresting

[valid jetty]

it is stupidly easy to implement a tiny bump allocator

#include <stdio.h>

static char buffer[4096];
size_t offset;

void *alloc(size_t size) {
    void *buf = &buffer[offset];
    offset += size;
    return buf;
}

int main() {
    int *x = alloc(48);
    int *y = alloc(48);
    int *z = alloc(48);
    printf("%p, %p, %p", x, y, z);
    return 0;
}

if all you want is to allocate some things that have a lifetime longer than the function's stack frame, this is all you really need

[valid jetty]

oh

[winged mantle]

reading challenge

[valid jetty]

https://github.com/jemalloc/jemalloc

first thing i thought of

though i do remember a different very tiny allocator

[winged mantle]

i will switch to omarchy, invest in crypto and fall down the alt right pipeline one day just not today

(omarchy just needs to add debian install instructions)

[pseudo sierra]

omarchy probably the worst hyprland dots oat

[fair sluice]

Is this dolphin?

[winged mantle]

probably nemo or thunar or pcmanfm? (I can't telll somehow lol)

[paper scroll]

thunar

dolphin kills itself on hyprland

tried fixing it but i like thunar better anyways

[fair sluice]

I’ll have to try it out!

[pseudo sierra]

how

[shrewd canopy]

Regular windows my beloved

[paper scroll]

themes mostly

[pseudo sierra]

oh

[paper scroll]

but also mime relations

[pseudo sierra]

that's just kde apps on non kde being weird

[paper scroll]

hard to make it actually open the right app

[pseudo sierra]

that's a (mostly) oneline fix

[paper scroll]

isn't it a config file

[pseudo sierra]

I forgor how to cuz it's been like a year since I last even looked at it but I think all you need to do is install smth and copy a file

[languid trellis]

lf is also nice for some certain things

[paper scroll]

too much work thunar better

[pseudo sierra]

true

[paper scroll]

lf?

[languid trellis]

yeah

[pseudo sierra]

I kinda wanna make my own file manager at some point but effort and I literally never use it so

[languid trellis]

https://github.com/gokcehan/lf

[paper scroll]

sounds like a fun project but not really practical lol

[pseudo sierra]

I mean I need smth to procrastinate on my procrastination with so why the hell not

actually probably not I wanna get at least one of my projects into an usable state by the end of the year

[paper scroll]

lol

[fierce pendant]

i swear they need to rename it to jimalloc

[solid gazelle]

who's jim

[fierce pendant]

the jim button from the stanley parable ultra deluxe

[winged mantle]

i was thinking about how there's this kind of project which is fun to think about but actually doing it is boring

thinking about file managers is fun because idk maybe you could create a 4d file management system

but then you realise how much goes into making a file manager

[dense sand]

why no ping on reply

how am i supposed to find the response

[dense sand]

i already looked at jemalloc, but it looks like it just overwrites the impl of malloc and free, doesnt it?

[dense sand]

[winged mantle]

java.lang.Object

[ionic lake]

Jay mall oc

[lavish cloud]

you're probably thinking of https://github.com/microsoft/mimalloc

[winged mantle]

I like the way wherever you go the advice for monogame is do NOT use the content manager

i also tried haxeflixel but for some reason you need to wait 10s to see every change on a tiny project

love2d feels like the easiest thing i've ever used

C# probably scales bette than lua though

[fierce pendant]

have you tried html5 compilation?

or hl compilation?

[winged mantle]

both yes

I might have set something up wrong

I only found 1 post where somebody complained about this

something has gotta be wrong if it's slower than compiling a tiny c++/rust project

nvm it's more like 5 seconds

I am just impatient

[magic ice]

unwrap

[fierce pendant]

oh why is 10% of the internet down

[magic ice]

they bought into the ad

[fierce pendant]

"they bought into the ad".unwrap()

[magic ice]

well that was unexpected

[fierce pendant]

"well that was unexpected".unwrap()

[magic ice]

ptr::null().unwrap()

[fierce pendant]

ptr::null().unwrap().unwrap()

[fleet cedar]

You guys know only Option and Result have unwrap methods, right?

[lavish cloud]

Cloudflare moment

[winged mantle]

today i wrote my first linked list

i don't think i ever wrote a linked list because it's such a useless thing to do

[deep mulch]

@winged mantle now write a fifo queue

[gilded surge]

memory allocator...

[frosty obsidian]

regular queue is easy

do a priority queue

[royal nymph]

vai write fifo queue in javascript

[elder yarrow]

Here's a concise FIFO (First-In, First-Out) queue implementation in JavaScript using a class:

class Queue {
  constructor() {
    this.items = [];
  }

  // Add an element to the back of the queue
  enqueue(element) {
    this.items.push(element);
  }

  // Remove and return the element from the front of the queue
  dequeue() {
    if (this.isEmpty()) {
      return "Queue is empty";
    }
    return this.items.shift();
  }

  // View the element at the front of the queue without removing it
  peek() {
    if (this.isEmpty()) {
      return "Queue is empty";
    }
    return this.items[0];
  }

  // Check if the queue is empty
  isEmpty() {
    return this.items.length === 0;
  }

  // Get the current size of the queue
  size() {
    return this.items.length;
  }
}

This implementation utilizes a JavaScript array internally, where push() adds elements to the end and shift() removes them from the beginning, adhering to the FIFO principle.

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[royal nymph]

this hurts

[fleet cedar]

Not sure if that's worse than the O(n) pop

[royal nymph]

how would you solve that

you either have to shift or unshift

both suck

would you use a linkedlist

might unironically be slower than array in most cases

[fleet cedar]

Ring buffer probably

[royal nymph]

array in js is very well optimised

[deep mulch]

HUSK

[valid jetty]

pleaseeeee

you can write a deque pretty easily in terms of arrays and treat it like a circular queue

struct Deque<T> @nofmt {
    T[] data,
    u64 front,
    u64 back,
    u64 size
}

fn Deque::new<T>() -> Deque<T> {
    return Deque {
        data = [],
        front = 0,
        back = 0,
        size = 0
    };
}

fn Deque::len<T>(Deque<T> self) {
    return self.size;
}

fn Deque::is_empty<T>(Deque<T> self) {
    return self.len() == 0;
}

fn Deque::push_front<T>(Deque<T> *self, T value) {
    if self.size == self.data.len() {
        self.resize((self.data.len() || 1) * 2);
    }

    self.front = (self.front - 1 + self.data.len()) % self.data.len();
    self.data[self.front] = value;
    self.size += 1;
}

fn Deque::push_back<T>(Deque<T> *self, T value) {
    if self.size == self.data.len() {
        self.resize((self.data.len() || 1) * 2);
    }

    self.data[self.back] = value;
    self.back = (self.back + 1) % self.data.len();
    self.size += 1;
}

fn Deque::pop_front<T>(Deque<T> *self) -> Option<T> {
    if self.is_empty() {
        return None();
    }

    value := self.data[self.front];
    self.front = (self.front + 1) % self.data.len();
    self.size -= 1;
    return Some(value);
}

fn Deque::pop_back<T>(Deque<T> *self) -> Option<T> {
    if self.is_empty() {
        return None();
    }

    self.back = (self.back - 1 + self.data.len()) % self.data.len();
    value := self.data[self.back];
    self.size -= 1;
    return Some(value);
}
``` its like not very difficult

[deep mulch]

8000 self

@valid jetty I pay you to add implicit self

[frosty obsidian]

honestly i think it being explicit is fine i just don't like adding it to the parameter list

[deep mulch]

fair

[royal nymph]

wtf tanstack router is peak

[jade stone]

It will be when they fix the FOUC when using css modules

in SSR*

[fierce pendant]

is it?

should i learn react for that.

[royal nymph]

idk what that means icl

[royal nymph]

no not really

[fierce pendant]

damn

[jade stone]

lc.wiki FOUC

[visual shell]

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[royal nymph]

guhh

in dev or prod

[jade stone]

Both

[royal nymph]

im using css modules

[jade stone]

Are you using ssr

[royal nymph]

no i won't

making spa

[jade stone]

Yeah

Only affects ssr

[royal nymph]

this doesn't make much sense to be ssr