🪅-progaming

[winged mantle]

I'm assuming it will start working if i just use spawn

since I did call runtime.enter on the main thread (as a random forum post suggested)

[glass skiff]

ok yea i just tried it, it does move to another thread, and runtime.enter() actually just tricks the current thread into thinking a runtime is active, it does NOT provide background workers or the I/O reactor you need

[winged mantle]

wait what

it had another error but just using the tokio::main macro seemed to make it go away

but the await never finishes

so I guess the same issue?

https://users.rust-lang.org/t/tokio-runtime-inside-crate-code/135128/2

weird, I feel like this suggests it's fine

it is fine to poll Tokio futures from a different executor such as the one that evidently is built into gpui. The requirement is that the runtime has been entered before calling Tokio functions that create futures. Once the futures exist, they remember their runtime

[glass skiff]

GUH i can't send anything i keep getting timed out

ok i'll send it over multiple messaged

if you use cx.spawn i don't think you'll need runtime.enter at all

[winged mantle]

idk it just panics on the main thread without #[tokio::main] or runtime.enter

[glass skiff]

THERE

finally

whever i try to send it i get timed out

also #[tokio::main] blocks the main thread to run it's own loop

thus your await never finishes

[winged mantle]

hmm

I feel like I don't understand this stuff well enough but I feel like the only way to understand this stuff is by using it regardless

how else do you learn other than doing stuff, initially very badly

[winged mantle]

what if I want to use reqwest instead of gpui_http_client

[glass skiff]

well you kinda just keep fighting with the compiler until you "understand" how it thinks (helps if you adopt the mindset of never letting anything "just work" but dive into it and try to understand why it "just works"), but after that it then gets REALLY fun and makes you feel so freaking awesome, way more that other programming languages do.

[winged mantle]

I find it funny when people say you need to learn java to make a minecraft mod because I learnt java by making minecraft mods

[glass skiff]

REAL

just do stuff until you get better

timeouts..

[winged mantle]

why is automod blocking this 😭

[glass skiff]

i really don't know..

it's so goofy

tokio

so it's not tokio

[winged mantle]

i wonder what http impl is used by default, I couldn't find any actual implementations of HttpClient lol

it just uses NullHttpClient by default

that's such a billion dollar mistake...

[glass skiff]

i mean.. i think they did that to so they can avoid forcing specific networking librarys like curl onto every project that uses them.. then again it does make it way harder for someone trying to make a simple api call

leaves you to choose whatever you wanna use

which in most cases means putting in work into actually implementing that thing you want to use

[winged mantle]

how about... reqwest :)

in which case... what value does this abstraction provide

anyway wasn't expecting it but thanks for the help

[glass skiff]

you could use it but that would mean implementing it like you were before (using arc since it's the simplest and works)

[winged mantle]

I don't usually ask for help however [xkcd 386]

people do tend to help when they see me doing something dumb

[glass skiff]

https://tenor.com/view/stan-twt-stan-twitter-cat-cat-meme-cat-wearing-boots-gif-15909740558799390588

[glass skiff]

you're welcome!! :>

[winged mantle]

I wonder how one normally creates a gpui app with networking

I think I should look at real apps

[winged mantle]

I think I asked one question on stackoverflow nearly 10 years ago

oh I deleted that

and asked two questions in the modern era

idk I guess I have good reason to be scared of stackoverflow

[glass skiff]

just look at how zed does it, their code is REALLY good and they almost never use arcs

[winged mantle]

well I couldn't find the actual http impl zed uses 😭

I just found the nullhttpclient, fakehttpclient, etc.

[glass skiff]

i don't think i've ever asked on stackoverflow.. i am slightly scared of asking something dumb on accident so i just lurk and if i don't find anything i give up..

i should probably stop doing that..

[winged mantle]

I am also scared of posting on reddit

I delete if downvoted because I am scared of being roasted

[glass skiff]

sameee

[winged mantle]

I did keep that one that's cool

[glass skiff]

was literally debating answering your question cuz i feared i'd spread misinformation

[winged mantle]

I should have suggested vencord experiment plugin

[glass skiff]

i think zed actually defaults to CurlHttpClient and uses libcurl, libcurl is injected into the program at the very start i think

but am not actually too sure.. their code is confusing

[winged mantle]

the one impl I did find of http used javascript fetch

[neon bear]

Imagine
Whole app
Javascript fetch

Beloved Javascript

What a world that would be

[winged mantle]

it's funny i found myself reading the agents.md of zed as it documents some things

I don't think I want to heavily depend on gpui's httpclient as that ties things to the library too much

[glass skiff]

just found out that zed's networking actually uses a wasm target for the agents using ModelContext::spawn so that the task it creates is dropped if the model is also dropped.

[winged mantle]

https://github.com/zed-industries/zed/blob/main/crates/reqwest_client/src/reqwest_client.rs

could this be the impl they use

there's a field which stores a tokio handle

very interesting

I guess you just copy and paste this crate into your project? that's what I saw one project do

😭

still wouldn't it be cool if non-UI crates in my project didn't have to depend on gpui at all??

[glass skiff]

hm, i guess you could do it like that, i assume they did it like that so the library can have a place to run it's own I/O operations without taking trying to take over the main thread what GPUI is already using

yea, they seem to be wrapping the reqwest future in a gpui::Task

kills the reqwest automatically when the task is no longer needer

[solemn ravine]

cargo supports adding git repos and specific packages from workspaces

[winged mantle]

zed is quite a big clone

[solemn ravine]

it is..

[winged mantle]

this project clones zed anyway for some reason

the copy and pasting probably wasn't necessary for them

[solemn ravine]

@installate fix

[modest wren]

buh

[winged mantle]

I wonder where to find a good explanation of how tokio actually works

[modest wren]

in the CMakeLists.txt remove line 41 and 42

[winged mantle]

ah.. cmake.. .take me back to C++ and CMake

(actually I specifically avoided C++ here because I didn't want to use asio 😭)

[modest wren]

Idk what commit ref I was at when I made the patch

should've really aded a commit reference to it

[solemn ravine]

wow its beautiful

[modest wren]

how does the plist look?

on the binary that was built?

it should use https://github.com/Instellate/sharity/blob/main/client/bundle/Info.plist and also the icon in the same folder but I don't think it does

[solemn ravine]

yeah hold on im rebuilding

[modest wren]

forgor to say

when building the project on macos you need to add -DCONFIGURE_BUNDLE=ON

[solemn ravine]

line 186 in CMakeLists.txt you should remove the extra PROPERTIES

[modest wren]

does that solve it??

[solemn ravine]

also set the minimum deployment target for macos to like 10.13 or something, using set(CMAKE_OSX_DEPLOYMENT_TARGET "10.13")

[modest wren]

does that use my own provided plist when doing that?

[solemn ravine]

no it just makes the app actually ocmpile

let me see about the plist

[modest wren]

I need the special plist for the reason that I have custom URL registration

[solemn ravine]

seems fine

[modest wren]

does it have this?

[solemn ravine]

yeah

[modest wren]

gimme a sec

can you install the app on your system temporarily so your computer recognises the URL?

also does the binary have the icon?

[solemn ravine]

nvm use 10.15

okay

xcode using my certificate by default is evil

[modest wren]

sam distributed sharity

[solemn ravine]

no its never bundled within the app

[modest wren]

buh this internet is so slow

[modest wren]

it should be

literally

[solemn ravine]

xd

never is..

eh well you can always copy it over manually

[modest wren]

does this url work sharity://sharity.is-dominating.me/?path=%2Fws&key=5C3P9rDCodyVLelY3lY4%2FpY54Byau6z2YOaRdO8uF2w?

[solemn ravine]

what url do u want me to open

malware

will this install various

virus

[modest wren]

nop

sharity is a p2p file sharing platform

so it will just connect you to me

[solemn ravine]

M WALRE

@modest wren the url does nothing but it does open the app

this is such a cursed app

[modest wren]

it works well on windows, linux and android

it'll indeed be cursed on MacOS as I can't test it there

[solemn ravine]

xD

[modest wren]

and idk MacOS stuff, like all the plist stuff required and so

I thought the way macos would open the url would be like

[solemn ravine]

plist stuff is really simple

[modest wren]

run the binary and pass the URL as the argument

[solemn ravine]

plist is just info about an app really

then it will register stuff if needed based on that

well and other things bundled within the app and so on

[solemn ravine]

what does this mean

[modest wren]

the way I do URL stuff

is I just pass it as an argument when the binary is ran

like ./sharity-client url

but that's not how it is done on MacOS

[solemn ravine]

I mean

that works I guess

people bundle entire clis and guis in the same binary sometimes

[modest wren]

doesn't work

cause the open URL uses custom stuff

[solemn ravine]

heh

[modest wren]

that is MacOS API stuff

and I can't develop Objective-C++ code and try it out

well, if you can get the icon to automatically bundle on build that would be great

send me your version ot the CMakeLists as well afterwards (if you can or cannot get the icon to work)

[solemn ravine]

icon doesnt bundle

idk how to fix that anyway

not cmake enthusiest

[modest wren]

  "${CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR}/bundle/sharity.icns"
  appresourcedir/sharity.icns)

try this

[solemn ravine]

that did not do anything

[modest wren]

Buh

Well that's fine for now

Thank you so much!!

Is there any command for creating dmg files?

[solemn ravine]

https://github.com/claration/Impactor/blob/main/.github/workflows/build.yml#L202-L226

[pearl stag]

build.yml: Lines 202-226

- name: Codesign
  run: |
    mkdir -p dist/dmg
    mv dist/${{ env.BUNDLE_NAME }}.app dist/dmg/
    codesign --deep --force --options runtime \
      --sign "${{ secrets.DEV_ID_IDENTITY_NAME }}" dist/dmg/${{ env.BUNDLE_NAME }}.app

- name: Create DMG
  run: |
    mkdir -p dist/out
    create-dmg \
      --volname ${{ env.BUNDLE_NAME }} \
      --background "package/macos/background.png" \
      --window-pos 200 120 \
      --window-size 510 350 \
      --icon-size 100 \
      --icon ${{ env.BUNDLE_NAME }}.app 160 155 \
      --hide-extension "${{ env.BUNDLE_NAME }}.app" \
      --app-drop-link 350 155 \
      dist/${{ env.BUNDLE_NAME }}-macos-universal.dmg dist/dmg

- name: Notarize DMG
  run: |
    xcrun notarytool submit dist/${{ env.BUNDLE_NAME }}-macos-universal.dmg --apple-id "${{ secrets.APPLE_ID_EMAIL }}" --password "${{ secrets.APPLE_ID_PASSWORD }}" --team-id "${{ secrets.APPLE_ID_TEAM }}" --wait
    xcrun stapler staple dist/${{ env.BUNDLE_NAME }}-macos-universal.dmg

[modest wren]

ty

[solemn ravine]

create-dmg is on brew, so in the runner you can just do that

[modest wren]

ic

[solemn ravine]

it just makes it really simple to create fancy dmgs

[modest wren]

dmg is what is used for shipping and distributing apps right?

[modest wren]

okay nice

[solemn ravine]

not required, but it tells the user to drag the application into the correct directory

[modest wren]

ah

[solemn ravine]

its strange because its not an installer

and you can run apps while its still inside the mounted disc

itll just give u a big fat warning if u do

[modest wren]

well just want something to make it more convenient for the user

[solemn ravine]

this is the way then

[modest wren]

buh

[solemn ravine]

put ur self on bypass

[modest wren]

nah

just gonna PR

[solemn ravine]

I will never make myself pr for each commit on my own repos

despair

[modest wren]

I usually do more bigger PRs

so usually I never single commit onto main

time to wait

[solemn ravine]

where mac

u will add

[modest wren]

I will add

when Mac is fully supported

[solemn ravine]

now I have to remove the deps u made me install to usr/local

[modest wren]

thanks for helping

[solemn ravine]

the bloat

[modest wren]

did it install a lot?

[solemn ravine]

naaahh

I just prefer it nice and tidy

[modest wren]

fair enough

cause PKGBUILD is p easy to use

[solemn ravine]

it does run though

[modest wren]

I usually just create PKGBUILD

[modest wren]

yea, but I want full support before I do automated builds

time to wait for GH actions to build OpenSSL

I pray the android build still works

I cannot be arsed patching the QR scanning project again

[modest wren]

nop it doesn't work

[solemn ravine]

I built openssl like 10 times today

[modest wren]

on gh actions?

[solemn ravine]

locally

Last time I had a depend on OpenSSL on gh actions it was horrible and it was in a rust project

I had to quickly find an alternative so I never had to use it

my app has like 10 crypto libraries in it it’s so awful

[modest wren]

pain

I get that

[solemn ravine]

I sentence you to compiling aws crypto, ring, and openssl

[modest wren]

KMS

they broke the windows installer again

wdym 😭

oh wait

[modest wren]

@solemn ravine yay

[shrewd canopy]

Use schannel instead on Windows
It's built in and updated with the OS

[modest wren]

what's schannel?

[shrewd canopy]

TLS library by ms

[modest wren]

is it OpenSSL compat?

[shrewd canopy]

No, https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/api/schannel/

[modest wren]

then I can't use it lol

I'm using a library that needs OpenSSL

[signal wadi]

did something

[fierce pendant]

typescript <3 <3 <3 <3

[shrewd canopy]

C++ <3

[winged mantle]

it feels hard to to use async rust without Arc or unsafe

Arc feels like a slipppery slope...

[valid jetty]

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/1460064229091704995/1478805276428603642/Screen_Recording_2026-03-04_at_17.20.14.mov?ex=69a9bc3c&is=69a86abc&hm=a79f4ac946b92ff5f8e8530a466d4f588a239ce9a75f41195034e4cfa111544a&

writing a black hole sim

[fierce pendant]

in what gregramming language?

[valid jetty]

elle

[fierce pendant]

six seven

[fierce pendant]

dear elle girl how do i write a tokenizer

[valid jetty]

skip all whitespace until non-whitespace, read a char, determine what kind of token it will be depending on what the char is, then consume the appropriate token, and repeat

for example if it starts with a digit parse a number, if it starts with a letter parse it as an identifier (and then turn it into a keyword if necessary), etc.

unfortunately the tokenizer is the easiest part

[fierce pendant]

what but tokenizer is already very hard....

[fierce pendant]

so i should kill myself?

[valid jetty]

no you should just keep trying

[fierce pendant]

thank you

[deep mulch]

@valid jetty hiii

[torpid solar]

Go Go Go Go Go Go <3 <3 <3 <3

[gilded surge]

i am never writing my own language gang

[gilded surge]

also, what font is that?

[signal wadi]

managed to make my own discord desktop client that uses 300-400MB ram by

"removing" "unnessessary" stuff

[placid igloo]

/run ```ts
setImmediate('console.log("hello")'

[rugged berry]

Here is your ts(5.0.3) output @placid igloo

file0.code.ts(1,36): error TS1005: ')' expected.

[placid igloo]

guh

/run ```ts
setImmediate('console.log("hello")')

[rugged berry]

Here is your ts(5.0.3) output @placid igloo

file0.code.ts(1,1): error TS2304: Cannot find name 'setImmediate'.

[placid igloo]

/run ```ts
setTimeout('console.log("hello")', 1)

[rugged berry]

@placid igloo I only received ts(5.0.3) error output

node:internal/validators:421
    throw new ERR_INVALID_ARG_TYPE(name, 'Function', value);
    ^

TypeError [ERR_INVALID_ARG_TYPE]: The "callback" argument must be of type function. Received type string ('console.log("hello")')
    at setTimeout (node:timers:141:3)
    at Object.<anonymous> (/box/submission/file0.code.js:1:1)
    at Module._compile (node:internal/modules/cjs/loader:1254:14)
    at Module._extensions..js (node:internal/modules/cjs/loader:1308:10)
    at Module.load (node:internal/modules/cjs/loader:1117:32)
    at Module._load (node:internal/modules/cjs/loader:958:12)
    at Function.executeUserEntryPoint [as runMain] (node:internal/modules/run_main:81:12)
    at node:internal/main/run_main_module:23:47 {
  code: 'ERR_INVALID_ARG_TYPE'
}

Node.js v18.15.0

[solid gazelle]

@placid igloo

[placid igloo]

@solid gazelle

[royal nymph]

nodejs setTimeout doesn't implement this slop

ve ```js
setTimeout(console.log, 1, "hi", "nexxxxxx")
sleep(100)

[elder yarrow]

undefined```
```ansi
'hi' 'nexxxxxx'```

[solid gazelle]

what does that mean

I see

[placid igloo]

ve g

[fierce pendant]

npm name squatting is so hard nowadays 😔

[supple whale]

pov: you resized a react project

[supple whale]

we love react devs

2 scroll bars on a single element

[pseudo sierra]

react devs banned from life

[ornate quiver]

https://blog.rust-lang.org/2026/03/05/Rust-1.94.0/

[deep mulch]

rustii

[solemn ravine]

FINALLLY

[ornate quiver]

yop

can't use it in libraries though because of msrv

https://cdn.discordapp.com/emojis/1139647625155588136.png?quality=lossless&name=skulley&size=64

[deep mulch]

wait

you couldnt already do that?

so horror

[ornate quiver]

the other way was

[dependencies.serde]
version = "1.0"
features= ["derive"]

[pseudo sierra]

msrv nightly

[fierce pendant]

killing myself 🔥

ty

[supple whale]

LMAOOOOO

my AI just fucking DIED

I MEAN LMAO it keeps going

[fierce pendant]

lol it forgot the message end token

[solid gazelle]

how could I add debouncing to this? ```js
export const ImageFetchStore = proxyLazy(() => {
class ImageFetchStore extends Flux.Store {
public resultsForQueries: any[] = [];
getImages(query: string) {
Native.getImages(query).then(result => {
if (this.resultsForQueries.length > 3) {
this.resultsForQueries.shift();
this.resultsForQueries.push({ query, result });
this.emitChange();
}
});
}
getResultForQuery(query: string) {
return this.resultsForQueries.find(e => e.query === query)?.result;
}
}
let self = new ImageFetchStore(FluxDispatcher, {});
return self;
});

so that getImages doesnt spam the native function

okay i figured it out 😅

[solemn ravine]

did u

[supple whale]

btw @jade stone

https://devdocs.io/dom/contentvisibilityautostatechangeevent

you can legit fully do virtual lists with letting the browser handle the visibility of elements

with this you can even disable listeners for shit, or unmount components

[desert galleon]

Do someone got a plugin for seeing the last time someone log in?

[woeful zinc]

Yes, its called sessions

[desert galleon]

👍

[supple whale]

omfg this is so good

@royal nymph obligatory ping

this api fucks, jesus christ, its so good

its like a better intersectionobserver

[elder yarrow]

👉 #🏥-vencord-support-🏥

(Auto-response invoked by @patent vortex)

[patent vortex]

(there is none)

[steep haven]

also this idea for a plugin seems a bit... creepy? imo?

[supple whale]

less creepy than seeing all the devices they are logged in on? including mobile phones?

or less creepy that seeing people in channels that arent meant to be visible?

or less creepy than seeing the last activity of a private/invisible channel?

be more specific ^^

[steep haven]

i meant it in a way that why would you for example need to know when some random person went online on discord

[supple whale]

see above.

[steep haven]

saw above

.

[supple whale]

then you're hopefully competent enough to answer ur own question based on that

[steep haven]

i already said it is creepy

so what is your exact problem to my message at this point

[supple whale]

so are all the other stalking features in vencord

its no different than what it already offers

and most other chat clients also have this kind of feature

ex: steam, matrix

[steep haven]

ok i'll maybe rephrase it. it is creepy IF used in a creepy way like stalking (which is my main reason of pointing out at the question from above)

[umbral mirage]

omg it's the hayase person

[steep haven]

it's fine if used in a normal way. but considering how people are, especially on discord, a lot of them don't do that

[solid gazelle]

nah its creepier

[solid gazelle]

nah its creepier

[solid gazelle]

nah its creepier

[fierce pendant]

https://youtu.be/nuxSFTjXrhI madcss

[winged mantle]

the lack of distinction between types and variable names in go naming conventions feels really bad

this would look like a function pointer call to a c developer

it's actually a cast 😭

also I had some code which did PluginData[foo]() and that looks like a call of a function inside an array/map when it's actually using generics

[shrewd canopy]

and thats why C++ invented static_cast

and reinterpret_cast

[winged mantle]

oh i guess C++ also often has snake_case class names which look like variable names 😭

but at least it would be (type*) instead of (*type)

and it uses angled brackets for templates plugin_data<foo>()

IMO you should start your types with capital letters and functions and variables with lower case letters

I guess it's neat to be able to tell internal functions from the name too but types vs other stuff feels like a more important distinction

just copy JS and use # to prefix internal functions

[deep mulch]

the kode tode

[jade stone]

ITS NOT

INSANE

[jade stone]

INSANE

[solid gazelle]

o

[shrewd canopy]

@versed cape #🧩-plugin-development message its all done in RPCServer singleton (specifically in handleRequest), for all commands just search by \w\.T)\(\w+\.e$_\.\w+,{ (regex)
for events search by \.ZE4\.\w+\]:{, but that shows functions that check if you can subscribe to event and return another function with state, for actual event dispatches search for \.dispatchToSubscriptions\(\w+\.ZE4\.\w+
the RPCServer#dispatchToSubscription method has three arguments (dispatchToSubscriptions<T extends keyof RPCEvents>(event: T, args: RPCEventArgs<T>, data: RPCEventData<T>): void which will dispatch it to all clients that subscribed to event with same args, this assumes that RPCEventArgs<T> gives argument's structure by event name, same for RPCEventData)
can't type in #🧩-plugin-development so have to ping here

[versed cape]

i was writing some go code earlier today and it immediately triggered an ick deep within me

[slim rose]

how do i make it small

like bruh

[dense sand]

You mean /caption?

[tired vigil]

Uhhh dont hardcode mangled names in regexes
Use \i if you have to

[shrewd canopy]

I know , thats for finding stuff in devtools

[slim rose]

o

[dawn ledge]

"biggest" web devs struggling with css, yep

[fierce pendant]

dont insult my goat scott tolinski

[median root]

What do we think the best regex standard is (and why) just outta interest?

[fallen nebula]

am i crazy ?

i just wanted an assert

[valid jetty]

black hole update https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/542264318465671170/1480311443030278164/Screen_Recording_2026-03-08_at_20.57.55.mp4?ex=69af36f6&is=69ade576&hm=2dc6a44fd3b8b95a9909e3e7781f7b7bee28d8c8a2dd8d970648108ba7c2553c&

[jade stone]

i'd do <T extends {} | undefined>(a: T | null): asserts a is T

[jade stone]

wait what the fuck is that plugin

you are not sane

[fallen nebula]

why ?

[fallen nebula]

what does that change ?

[jade stone]

i dont think it changes anything

it's just how i'd write it

[fallen nebula]

mmmmm

[deep mulch]

@valid jetty hiii

[deep mulch]

how many entities is that

[fleet cedar]

More than thirty seven I think

[valid jetty]

i rhink that was with 77,760 stars

also did this https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/542264318465671170/1480334374439223408/Screen_Recording_2026-03-08_at_22.38.39.mov?ex=69af4c52&is=69adfad2&hm=1f497537f796ed4cce462ed315694e6ae4f027847019bc383f556a9b9d1e14a2&

[solemn ravine]

@woven mesa rate

[woven mesa]

you always make the cutest user interfaces

[solemn ravine]

@woven mesa

ca animations are so good

[solemn ravine]

aren’t u refesigning the website

@young flicker make it fancy yk

@young flicker https://impactor.khcrysalis.dev take some inspiration idk

I lowkey cooked with the design on ts

pixelmator

Uploading video rn

proud of how it turned out

the text has a gradient and a transparent border

[deep mulch]

ooo

now make it voxel simulation or something with marching cubes and make planets get ripped apart by the black hole @valid jetty

make it so galaxies and planets are procedurally generated with dynamic weather systems and atmosphere and add a first person mode that lets you land on planets that also has reentry drag and escape velocity you have to worry about
also add a base building system and health system

add a way to build custom ships as well

[royal nymph]

@deep mulch

[deep mulch]

@young flicker you cant send that

punishment is due

[woven mesa]

so true

[gusty sentinel]

does anyone have any ideas why opening devtools in discord is so inconsistent with Ctrl+Shift+I, and yea i have the fully goofy ahh flag in my config file

[tired vigil]

wdym

[gusty sentinel]

Like, I managed to get it open once but it doesn't want to open anymore, im scratching my head trying to figure out why it doesn't open consistently for me

only way I've been able to open it consistently is on macOS because there is a menubar

[tired vigil]

weird, that shortcut always works for me

do you use like a custom keybinds plugin or something

that could be intercepting shortcuts and stuff

[gusty sentinel]

I don't believe so, that was my first thought, but nothing that would explictly do that, I've also tried removing the modifications from discord altogether and still didn't work

[gusty sentinel]

seems to work when i spam all the ctrl + shift keys and the i key, and even then takes like 5 presses before it does anything, i have never understood this issue

[solid gazelle]

are you sure its not your keyboard or maybe some other app intercepting the key presses? try ctrl shift I in here https://keyboard-test.space/

or is it only discord

[fallen nebula]

how to troll your coworkers in a nutshell (fun guaranteed)

[royal inlet]

stealing

[slim rose]

same

[fierce pendant]

this doesnt work with python because thats a straight people language

show it some elysiajs code and it will act normally

[fallen nebula]

i mean we can try, send me one of their repos

[fierce pendant]

idk nobody uses elysia except x, abacatepay, bank of agriculture thailand, csmoney

[placid igloo]

,remind

ga

?remind 15h check if tidal's x-tidal-token is static ("vNVdglQOjFJJGG2U")

[delicate grove]

Alright @placid igloo, in 15 hours: check if tidal's x-tidal-token is static ("vNVdglQOjFJJGG2U")

[solid gazelle]

THANKS

[royal nymph]

yes https://github.com/egonny/festival-record-scripts/blob/72198ab76768e51da10fca221ac5677292914f3a/made-in-america-2019/download.py#L10

[pearl stag]

download.py: Line 10

TOKEN = 'vNVdglQOjFJJGG2U'

[royal nymph]

7 years ago

2019 was 7 years ago

[shrewd canopy]

publish on ports when 😁

[pseudo sierra]

vee von vitler is just a hater

top 3 ranked husker

[elder yarrow]

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[deep mulch]

nop

vencord just very huskworthy server

vee husked

i must follow in the steps of my father

[pseudo sierra]

zt vees little minion

[solid gazelle]

nicee what AI did you use

[barren wave]

I know that plugin requests are closed but is there a way to commission one?

[pseudo sierra]

@jade stone

[solemn ravine]

@pearl parrot

[jade stone]

I do them, dm for more information

[barren wave]

it's not letting me DM you, can you accept my friend req?

[jade stone]

That's an issue with your settings, I have my messages open

[barren wave]

that's weird, I didnt change any settings

[jade stone]

Make sure your privacy settings allow direct messages from server members

[barren wave]

ah sorry, yeah I just sent the DM

[frosty obsidian]

neat

[fierce pendant]

i couldve done this with one perl script and a cron job

[pseudo sierra]

true

[placid igloo]

oh yay

[winged mantle]

do people really hate js this much

[solemn ravine]

how it do that

dont lie

[fierce pendant]

dont use go to js use go to haxe to js

[solid gazelle]

is there easier way to do this?

[shrewd canopy]

function addSeparator<A, S>(arr: Array<A>, sep: S): Array<A | S> {
  let res: Array<A | S> = [...arr]; // copy
  for (let i = arr.length - 1; i > 0; --i) {
    res.splice(i, 0, sep);
  }
  return res;
}

const result = addSeparator([1, 2, 3, 4], 'hi');
console.log(result);

this?

[solid gazelle]

yay

[delicate grove]

@placid igloo, <t:1773184726:R>: check if tidal's x-tidal-token is static ("vNVdglQOjFJJGG2U")

[placid igloo]

function addSeparator<T, S>(array: T[], separator: S): (T | S)[] {
    return array.flatMap((x, i) => i ? [separator, x] : x);
}

or

[fierce pendant]

god

[shrewd canopy]

doesn't work for objects

for strings it's best to use Array#join(String) anyway

[jade stone]

https://github.com/sadan4/sadan.zip/blob/web/src%2Futils%2Farray.ts#L20-L32

[pearl stag]

src/utils/array.ts: Lines 20-32

export function joinWith<T, I>(array: T[], separator: I): (T | I)[] {
    if (array.length <= 1) {
        return array;
    }

    const ret: (T | I)[] = array;

    for (let i = array.length - 1; i >= 1; i--) {
        ret.splice(i, 0, separator);
    }

    return ret;
}

[supple whale]

wtf are ya'll people

function join (arr, sep) {
  const joined = []
  for (const el of arr) joined.push(el, sep) 
  joined.length = joined.length - 1
  return joined
}

[tired vigil]

added types cuz i was bored

also I love the O(n^2) complexity for something so simple

[royal nymph]

why would you do it that way 😭

Also guys this operation is called intersperse

I'm surprised none of u know its name

unknowns solution is the most sane

or use a generator so you get it as iterator

[solid gazelle]

Mine best

[glacial mirage]

arr.flatMap(e => [sep, e]).slice(1)

yummy

[supple whale]

i intentionally used .length overriding, just so it doesnt work on some bun versions

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

[royal nymph]

does bun seriously break that

[supple whale]

i remember seeing an issue for that yes

[royal nymph]

why are they not following spec 😭

isn't there literally an extensive ES test case they can use to test bun

how did they not catch it

[supple whale]

sir, date is still not correct on bun XD

same for a bunch of textencoder cases

btw @royal nymph do you know anything about discord's game sdk?

the C++ shit thats somewhat new?

cuz im trying to find people that used it or know anything about it

but XD

TLDR i want it to use for "self-botting" and possibly for custom call implementations

cuz i want to interface with discord without discord's app, for a matrix client

i take that crying emoji as you have no clue abt it

boo

[royal nymph]

i dont yeah

[shrewd canopy]

I do

[supple whale]

yeah but knowing you you'll be an ass about it XD

something something "ew its for a JS project, we should go to 8086 assembly, web was a mistake" etc XDDD

anyways, if u have any experience using it feel free to share what it was like, and what it was useful for or could/couldnt do

i know it doesnt have message history, but only live chat, but thats about it, idk about shit like members, assets, calling etc

[shrewd canopy]

The fact that it's matrix*
It's just not made for that
Matrix voice and discord voice are fundamentally strictly incompatible
You also will suffer from latency issues

[supple whale]

thats what bridges are for

they are kinda like IRC bouncers

running 24/7 on a server

so the lack of message history etc isnt a problem

but idk what other limits/capabilities it has

which is why im asking about them, so i can make the decision myself

[supple whale]

again, i can determine its capabilities myself

which is asked about its limitations

not an opinion on how you view what im trying to do

which is roughly inline with what i expected u to do kekw

[placid igloo]

https://github.com/Vencord/venbot/blob/0ee3af3b62721570d76f1e684be0f9654dcdf0dc/src/modules/moderation/imageHosts.ts#L22-L27

[pearl stag]

imageHosts.ts: Lines 22-27

const list = domains
    .flat()
    .filter(Boolean)
    .map(d => d.replace(/[-[\]{}()*+?.,\\^$|#\s]/g, "\\$&"));

imageHostRegex = new RegExp(`https?://(\\w+\\.)?(${list.join("|")})`, "i");

[placid igloo]

RegExp.escape

[pseudo sierra]

RegExplode

[royal nymph]

this code was written before node24...

[fierce pendant]

matrix was written in ten days using a perl script and a cron job

[proud spire]

Is there a plugin that automatically completes quests on Discord?

[elder yarrow]

👉 #🏥-vencord-support-🏥

(Auto-response invoked by @fierce pendant)

[dense sand]

guys its so over, they're cancelling free claude models with github student pack!!!

[unkempt ember]

Makes sense. Anthropic is labelled as " Supply chain risk " by the american gouvernements, therefore, american companies can't make deal with them anymore.

[dense sand]

no it applies to GPT models too

[unkempt ember]

AH !

[royal nymph]

me when i lie

[unkempt ember]

What do you mean ?

[royal nymph]

American companies absolutely can make deals with them

[deep mulch]

@royal nymph vencord will partner with anthropic

[royal nymph]

yop

[fierce pendant]

i already use buns bundler as a replacement for the bundler that vencord uses

its 3x faster!

i also use the runtime for running all the scripts

[unkempt ember]

Indeed, I just checked again, I guess my brain extracted a bit too much :

Even for Department of War contractors, the supply chain risk designation doesn’t (and can’t) limit uses of Claude or business relationships with Anthropic if those are unrelated to their specific Department of War contracts.

I got this from anthropic.con website.

[royal nymph]

death penalty

[fierce pendant]

no

please dont

i am sorry

[royal nymph]

public execution via firing squad for your severe offense of running vencord code with bun

tomorrow at 2:30 afternoon CET

be there or be square

[fierce pendant]

that was a joke

i used pnpm with node

please

please

please leave me alive

please

bitte v

bitte

ich bitte dich an

[royal nymph]

okay

[fierce pendant]

bitte

[royal nymph]

you live this time

[fierce pendant]

thank you

uhh

[warm rampart]

W

[fierce pendant]

when will i killed

[vagrant crescent]

isnt bun good

[supple whale]

:bunslop:

@dense sand

[ornate quiver]

i will watch

[supple whale]

i will enjoy it too

[fallen nebula]

Deno is

[deep mulch]

yea ask @pearl parrot

[supple whale]

damn

fuck vite

but vite 8 looks unironically good

they FINALLY got forwardConsole and a good devtools plugin

wepback has had that for years now, but now that vite has it too....

[fierce pendant]

yes it is smh

[fallen nebula]

You need a dev tools plugin ?

[supple whale]

for debugging bundle sizes, yeah

[fallen nebula]

What do you mean debugging bundle size
Wtf even is a bundle

[vagrant crescent]

wow so many purple names

[jade stone]

Wait Im actually so happy for the devtools

So good

[deep mulch]

@jade stone

[supple whale]

it's prod only

doesn't work for dev

so we're back to dev prod discrepancy in vite

[pseudo sierra]

???

js ecosystem so fucking ass bro wth

@young flicker

@young flicker

[jade stone]

for dev you still have the inspect plugin

oh, esbuild had this view and it was really good to work with

you can't click on anything, it is only a shallow view

[fierce pendant]

holy

thats a big bundle

[jade stone]

oh, i bundle monaco-editor(which has an inline build of typescript) and typescript

that's like >1/2 of it

[fierce pendant]

nice

[solemn ravine]

how does that work

[pseudo sierra]

is this paigefiles

[solemn ravine]

tell

add hot reloading to appkit

[pseudo sierra]

paikit when

paipal

@young flicker

[solemn ravine]

@young flicker

[solemn ravine]

what is this

how does the expand button work

are the title bars manually done

Idk what that means

how

no vagueposting @young flicker

write in appkit @young flicker

why does the window look like that

You removed like every window decoration

[deep mulch]

@young flicker Hello

unhusk

https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/472407264700006420/1134262573693415576/caption-18.gif @young flicker

@young flicker I Would Die 4 U

[burnt nexus]

im trying to figure out how yall find the patches, many people say use react dev tools

and for a beginner i really dont know where to find the react dev tools

checked the console, theres tabs that opened?

[woven mesa]

real

[pearl parrot]

likely spammer btw

click on the arrow next to the tab bar at the top of devtools and you will see react devtools

make sure that theyre enabled

Settings -> Vencord

[supple whale]

@little halo any ideas?

is tihs not how u use satisfies?

[burnt nexus]

nvm it works thank u

[supple whale]

wrong sadan @jade stone

fascinating

[deep mulch]

satan

[fierce pendant]

snowy satan

[supple whale]

@jade stone how about them apples

28k nodes

[jade stone]

idk what a node is

[supple whale]

fucking dom node

[jade stone]

oh

love

[supple whale]

fuck man i remember seeing this virtual scroll lib which only did like a single element of updates when scrolling but i cant find it now

it was so good i need it

[pulsar crest]

pro gaming

[royal nymph]

PEAKKKKKKK https://fixupx.com/i/status/2032159957680894199

Una 🇺🇦 (@Una)

contrast-color() is landing in Chrome 147, making it Baseline Newly Available in all modern browsers.
︀︀
︀︀This feature takes any color value and returns either black or white—whichever provides the highest contrast against the input color.
︀︀
︀︀i.e. color: contrast-color(purple) returns white ⬇️

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FixupX · Mar 12, 2026, 6:21 PM

lmao the mdn docs have no feature support test so it just doesnt work

[deep mulch]

fix

[frosty obsidian]

I've written code for this in compose

[tired vigil]

This is so ass why dont they make it return either one of a set of two prefered colors

[supple whale]

yeah this is just a few lines of css

but still nice util ig

[fierce pendant]

i could do this with one perl script

[lavish cloud]

@deep mulch would appreciate if you left a comment or something thanking me for impl :)

[deep mulch]

where does IElementType come from

[lavish cloud]

kotlin-compiler-embeddable

import org.jetbrains.kotlin.com.intellij.psi.tree.IElementType
import org.jetbrains.kotlin.lexer.KotlinLexer
import org.jetbrains.kotlin.lexer.KtTokens
``` relevant imports

I'd recommend picking custom colors though

[fierce pendant]

its the time of the month where i wanna remake adobe flash from schratch

[deep mulch]

hmm

pretty simple

[lavish cloud]

it's kinda ass but the basics are there

[deep mulch]

i might build off of yours

tbh

[lavish cloud]

👍

[deep mulch]

i wonder if it would be practical to make a library using this, but it would require shipping the compiler with it

[lavish cloud]

already working on one tbh

[deep mulch]

how

it better be kmp

actually can kotlin compiller embeddable even be used on non jvm

[deep mulch]

@lavish cloud theres a KotlinParser, wouldnt that be better to use

[lavish cloud]

I think that might turn it into an AST which makes it more difficult to parse, no?
Also idk how that treats unresolved references

[fallen nebula]

too many colors imo, smth closer to this would be better

[deep mulch]

i no like

[fallen nebula]

wanted to show what it would look but i no kotlin configured

[lavish cloud]

@deep mulch https://maven.martmists.com/#/releases/com/martmists/codeviewer/compose-code-viewer/1.0.3
And ofc all colors are customizable

[deep mulch]

guh

self hosted maven

[winged mantle]

looking at python it seems insane how much exceptions are used

I see some code trying to access a key in a dictionary than catching KeyError

why not just use the in operator

[lavish cloud]

or dict.get

[winged mantle]

I do remember reading somewhere that the pythonic way is often just to catch exceptions

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/64285182/optional-chaining-for-python-objects-foo-bar-baz

[tired vigil]

pythoneers are so insane

[worldly sigil]

not enterprise enough, needs more OOP multiple levels of inheritance and 400 try-catch blocks for maximum instability

[shrewd canopy]

fake

we dont use @ operator at all in python

and if we do then its mostly mathematics stuff

[lavish cloud]

Exactly

They're overloading matmul

[tired vigil]

Why does python have a separate matrix multiplication operator
What other ways are there to multiply two matrices 😭

[fleet cedar]

Because numpy users don't understand types

So they can't distinguish between arrays and matrices

And thus instead need to distinguish between matrix multiplication and elementwise multiplication

[tired vigil]

Insane

[dense sand]

oh wow

[supple whale]

@jade stone

[jade stone]

https://jsdate.wtf/

[supple whale]

@jade stone idk you're a monkey bro

idk why you said the anchor and positoning api is bad

it works perfect

[solid gazelle]

idk you're a monkey bro

[supple whale]

tgats true too

[fleet cedar]

We're all monkeys

[solid gazelle]

TRUE¹

[last pollen]

Do it. No balls

[fallen nebula]

public <T extends Packet> T receive(State state, Class<T> clazz) {
    Packet packet = receive(state);
    if (packet == null) {
        return null;
    }
    if (!clazz.isInstance(packet)) {
        LOGGER.error("Received packet is of type {}, expected {}", packet.getClass().getSimpleName(), clazz.getSimpleName());
        return null;
    }
    return clazz.cast(packet);
}

private Packet receive(State state) {
    Integer packetSize = new VarInt(this.dataInputStream).value;
    if (packetSize == null) {
        LOGGER.error("Failed to read packet size from client");
        return null;
    }
    byte[] packetBytes = new byte[packetSize];
    try {
        this.dataInputStream.readFully(packetBytes);
    } catch (IOException e) {
        LOGGER.error("Failed to receive packet from client", e);
        return null;
    }
    ByteBuffer buffer = ByteBuffer.wrap(packetBytes);
    return switch (state) {
        case HANDSHAKE -> HandshakeC2SPacket.fromBuffer(buffer);
        case STATUS -> null;
        case LOGIN -> LoginC2SPacket.fromBuffer(buffer);
    };
}

am i crazy ? yes probably
yes this is manual vtable by hand kinda

[pearl parrot]

@keen zealot

[supple whale]

god bits-ui is shit

it performs so horrific

my route took 800ms to load

it was their fucking avatar component

i loaded 50 avatars on route navigate and that took almost fucking a second

wrote my own with blackjack and hookers, 10ms

@royal nymph so turns out native popver is kinda goated ngl

https://github.com/ThaUnknown/bracket/tree/main/src/lib/components/ui/nativepopover

idk why ya'll were struggling with it

but its cinema

[supple whale]

tw4 ftw

https://cdn.discordapp.com/emojis/1101556781206994945.webp?size=48&name=love_this&lossless=true

[dense sand]

you see, when using bun, you dont even need to use some specific UI library, the HMR takes 12 seconds with --bun flag for no apparent reason , of course it happens only with nextjs

[supple whale]

oh i run a CSR only app

hash routed

[dense sand]

good for you

[supple whale]

so SSR doesnt apply

[dense sand]

damn i hate ssr so much

[supple whale]

this is a client navigation

its purely fucking eval of an image src

its nuts

next was fucking bitsUI popover

its also so horrificly expensive mounting 80 of them also took almost a second

[supple whale]

so i used native, and cant even measure their impact anymore

[supple whale]

but yeah u deserve this

for using bun

and react

shit²

[dense sand]

im currently trying tanstack start/router and the flow makes so much more sense

[supple whale]

and im using sveltekit's own filesystem based router and i dont need to do fuckall

auto type inference and safety, no config, no fuckery

just works, does all for u

[rugged temple]

Guys, if I published my plugin on GitHub, can I somehow promote it through this community?

[dense sand]

i get that with tanstack router too

[supple whale]

preloading routes on hover

so good

[fierce pendant]

tanstack can do that better than sveltekit actually

[supple whale]

yes but its react

so its automatically worse

because react

https://cdn.discordapp.com/emojis/1207393766458007562.webp?size=48&name=kekwolf&lossless=true

[fierce pendant]

actually not

i use tanstack start with solidjs on my site

i hate react too gang

i would never use react

[supple whale]

solid is just slightly less shit to use, and much faster react

its still not an enjoyable experience for me

[fierce pendant]

i understand

[valid jetty]

@deep mulch @solid gazelle json parser

theres operator overloading for JsonValue, if you do x[0] it will interpret it as an array

if you do x["a"] it will interpret it as an object

if it isnt of that type, you get an error

also syntax error

[solid gazelle]

@valid jetty make json writer

[valid jetty]

thats easy

[solid gazelle]

yay

[valid jetty]

i wrote that in like 20 lines before

[solid gazelle]

make goroutines @valid jetty

nvm

[valid jetty]

fres did i show you my black hole

[solid gazelle]

WHAT

yeah i saw it

its pretty good!!

[valid jetty]

https://github.com/acquitelol/blackhole/raw/mistress/assets/out2.gif?raw=1

[solid gazelle]

@valid jetty elle try catch?

[valid jetty]

you have result

[solid gazelle]

@valid jetty does elle have uuuuuuuuuuughhhhhhhhhhhh

import std.stdio (Stdout, Stdin)

trait pub BaseHandler {
  fn test() {}
}

type MyHandler {}
impl BaseHandler for MyHandler {
  fn test() {
    Stdout.new.print("it works")
  }
}

fn test_handler(handler: BaseHandler) {
  handler.test()
}

type async Main {
  fn async main {
    test_handler(MyHandler() as BaseHandler)
  }
}
``` can u do that in Elle

sry nvm

[valid jetty]

you sent me this before lol

[solid gazelle]

yeah i rember now

pattern matching

[valid jetty]

but is this cool

[valid jetty]

ill do that after i clean up the parser

its a hot mess rn

[solid gazelle]

verey aweosme

[fierce pendant]

when am i making my language

i literally wrote a whole spec sob

[valid jetty]

im just doing shit

look at this beautiful object parser

if self[*i] == '{' {
    *i += 1;
    map := HashMap::new<string, JsonValue>();

    for ;; {
        while self[*i].is_whitespace() { *i += 1; }
        if self[*i] == '}' { *i += 1; break; }

        if self[*i] != '"' { return None(); }
        start := *i += 1;
        while self[*i] != '"' { *i += 1; }

        key := self.slice(start, *i);
        *i += 1;
        while self[*i].is_whitespace() { *i += 1; }

        if self[*i] != ':' { return None(); }
        *i += 1;
        while self[*i].is_whitespace() { *i += 1; }

        if _, value := self.parse_json_at(i) {
            map[key] = value;
        } else {
            return None();
        }

        while self[*i].is_whitespace() { *i += 1; }
        if self[*i] == ',' { *i += 1; continue; }
        if self[*i] == '}' { *i += 1; break; }
        return None();
    }

    return Some(JsonValue {
        tag = JsonValueKind::Object,
        object = map
    });
}

[shrewd canopy]

this doesn't seem to be clean

[valid jetty]

this is much cleaner than my impl before parsing from index 0 every time

[shrewd canopy]

have you considered merging key and strings parsing logic into one fn instead and do a state machine?

[fierce pendant]

i think i could write a parser but i dont know how i would actually run it

uhh

help

[valid jetty]

thats a good point

the string part is just

if self[*i] == '"' {
    start := *i += 1;
    while self[*i] != '"' { *i += 1; }

    value := self.slice(start, *i);
    *i += 1;

    return Some(JsonValue {
        tag = JsonValueKind::String,
        string = value
    });
}

i could probably do that

[fierce pendant]

can i show you all the spec and i wanna see what you think

[valid jetty]

sure

[fierce pendant]

its a bit short

[valid jetty]

this is interesting

you may want to get inspired by https://github.com/vtereshkov/umka-lang a bit, this is the only other statically typed scripting language i know

[fierce pendant]

this is better than anything i could ever make and makes me lose all my motivation

W

[valid jetty]

this has also been in development for almost 6 years be realistic please

[fierce pendant]

now i am sad that i didnt make this 6 years ago

lol

[fierce pendant]

typescript is a statically typed scripting language

[valid jetty]

not really

its a layer on top of js

[fierce pendant]

typescript's type system is more advanced than anything you will ever create /saturn

[valid jetty]

i mean

sure?

but typescript is not a statically typed scripting language

its a superset of the dynamically typed scripting language js

its like saying python with statically typechecked inlay hints is now a statically typed scripting language

[fierce pendant]

okay maybe typescript isnt a statically typed scripting language but the typing system can run doom!!!!!

[valid jetty]

i know lol

ive written my fair share of code in the ts type system

[fierce pendant]

at this point just dont write it in typescript 🥀

[valid jetty]

i wrote that as a joke lol

[fierce pendant]

i hope

those types are cursed

[valid jetty]

not really

the ts type system is just a functional language

[shrewd canopy]

yop

im making 100% type-safe i18n in ts rn

[fierce pendant]

oh cool

i tried that before (gave up)

[fierce pendant]

(gave up after 2 seconds)

[fierce pendant]

(god i hate myself)

[deep mulch]

prelude

@valid jetty

ro ieeee

Ro IEEE

[fierce pendant]

she ro on my internet till i explore 'er

[lost cosmos]

my browser really hates the filename v.gif for some reason

ven.gif is fine but not v.gif

😭

[deep mulch]

@valid jetty doing matrix factorization in my linear alg class

scary stuff

rosie be like: thats easy i love matrix factorization

[pseudo sierra]

shrimply an issue of skill tbh git gud

[deep mulch]

how

[valid jetty]

do you even need to do this

[valid jetty]

cant you just do this

if self[*i] == '{' {
    *i += 1;
    object := HashMap::new<string, JsonValue>();

    for ;; {
        skip_whitespace(self, i);
        if self[*i] == '}' { *i += 1; break; }
        key := self.parse_json_at(i);
        
        if key.is_none_or(fn(value) value.tag != JsonValueKind::String) { 
            return None(); 
        }
        
        key := key.unwrap().as_string();
        skip_whitespace(self, i);

        if self[*i] != ':' { return None(); }
        *i += 1;
        skip_whitespace(self, i);

        if _, value := self.parse_json_at(i) {
            object[key] = value;
        } else {
            return None();
        }

        skip_whitespace(self, i);
        if self[*i] == ',' { *i += 1; continue; }
        if self[*i] == '}' { *i += 1; break; }
        return None();
    }

    return Some(JsonValue { tag = JsonValueKind::Object, object });
}

[twin matrix]

wrap it up

cargo is so much worse than npm

[shrewd canopy]

That wouldnt make sense then
There is no reason to accept {[]:"Hi"} as valid and unnecessarily checking if you can parse something else is bad for perf

[dense sand]

is this nextjs slop

[shrewd canopy]

Yes

[valid jetty]

well no, you parse "any expr" and if it isnt a string you fail

its not really any slower than having a specific string parse state because an invalid state (you have a non-string key) is unlikely

that statement i sent is part of parse_json_at its a recursive call

[supple whale]

@jade stone holy fuck i had no idea

check this

[jade stone]

[supple whale]

doing new Map(initidata).values().toArray().map(a=>somemap(a)).sort((a,b) => b-a) will mutate the underlying values iterator

shit

sorry even further

[jade stone]

?? Js is insane

[supple whale]

IKR

dude i just spent like 20 minutes debugging why all my fucking channels in a list were progressively being replaced

as notifications flowed in

and i needed [...rooms].sort()

;-;

cuz the fucking sort for some reason fucked up the iterator from the map object

quite nuts

[solid gazelle]

you can also do rooms.toSorted() but i think yours might be cleaner i dont know if theres any difference

[supple whale]

wait no, im wrong about that

something is fucking wrong here

[supple whale]

$: roomtypes = data.client.roomtypes

$: ({ dms } = $roomtypes)

$: sorted = derived(dms.values().toArray().map(r => lastactive(r)), rooms => {
  return [...rooms].sort((a, b) => b.ts - a.ts)
})

i need shit to be reactive

dms is a map

and i need to convert the map into a reactive list, via lastactive, which returns a subscription store

cuz then i can do:

<div class='flex size-full flex-nowrap'>
  <div class='h-full overflow-y-auto overflow-x-clip w-70 border-r border-black/10 dark:border-white/10 shrink-0 text-muted-foreground p-2'>
    <div class='text-muted-foreground text-[10.5px] my-2 px-1.25'>Direct Messages</div>
    <div class='gap-0.5 flex flex-col'>
      {#each $sorted as { room } (room.roomId)}
        <Button variant='ghost' class='w-full rounded-[6px] px-1.5 py-1 h-auto justify-start gap-2.5' href='/#/app/dm/{room.roomId}' active={$page.params.roomId === room.roomId}>
          <RoomImage {room} class='size-6 rounded-full bg-muted' />
          <div class='text-nowrap text-ellipsis overflow-hidden font-medium text-xs'>
            {room.name}
          </div>
          <div>
            1
          </div>
        </Button>
      {/each}
    </div>
  </div>
  <slot />
</div>

and simply that each will re-order without re-mounting the components

automatically

as notifications flow in

[shrewd canopy]

what vs is smoking

[fierce pendant]

svelte 4?

[supple whale]

yes

cuz 4 > 5

by a landslide

:)))

[fierce pendant]

nah wtf

[supple whale]

for newcomers 5 is better because its explicit

but once u know how 4 works, its soooooooo much better because you write so much less boilerplate

but yeah sv4 is funky if you dont know how their compiler and rectivity works

i spent many hours looking at [and contributing to] their compiler

that said, only visibilityState and fullscreenElement bindings ended up merged

they didnt add my pictureInPicture bindings because firefox doesnt support it

https://cdn.discordapp.com/emojis/765237394869190666.webp?size=48&name=deadinside~1&lossless=true

its always fucking firefox

shit, this was 3 years ago at this point

https://cdn.discordapp.com/emojis/928005864076501043.webp?size=48&name=Pain&lossless=true

https://github.com/sveltejs/svelte/pull/8507/changes/f351e662f189e88f566eadf7528787a2df6963f8

look how they massacred my boy D:

[fierce pendant]

i understand what you mean i am a newcomer

[valid jetty]

@deep mulch i added a little section for things made in elle

[fierce pendant]

i started with svelte 5 and going to svelte 4 would be weird

[valid jetty]

there are 2 more but i cant talk about them yet because theyre in escrow

theyre school projects which means i cant publish the source code publically or they might be flagged for plagiarism

as soon as theyre cleared (i get my final grade) i will clean the commit history and add them

theyre the rhythm game and the japanese programming language

[deep mulch]

insane

[fierce pendant]

insane

[solid gazelle]

why is it all holes

[valid jetty]

i love holes

on another note i didnt even notice that

[fierce pendant]

i love women

[solid gazelle]

casn u help me do this btw i cant code

what do i change

ahh ok

nvm im dumb i got it

[valid jetty]

theres quite a few issues with that code

hold on ill fix everything and explain it

[solid gazelle]

yayyy

[valid jetty]

alright hi so this is the correct code

use std/prelude;

external fn pthread_create(u64 *thread, void *attr, fn(void *) -> void *start, void *arg) -> i32;
external fn pthread_join(u64 thread, void **retval) -> i32;

struct Domain<T> {
    u64 thread
}

fn Domain::spawn<T>(fn() -> T f) -> Domain<T> {
    u64 thread = 0;
    
    pthread_create(&thread, nil, fn(arg) {
        f := #cast(fn() -> T, arg);
        return Box::new(f()).to_ptr();
    }, f);
    
    return Domain { thread };
}

fn Domain::join<T>(Domain<T> self) {
    ret := nil;
    pthread_join(self.thread, &ret);
    return *#cast(T *, ret);
}

struct Wawa {
    string name,
    i32 width,
    i32 height
}

fn hey() {
    io::println("i run in a different thread!");
    h := Box::new(Wawa { name = "hi", width = 20, height = 10 });
    io::println(h);
    return h;
}

fn main() {
    dom := Domain::spawn(hey);
    result := dom.join();
    io::println("result:\n", result);
}

[solid gazelle]

yayy

wht is ab ox

[valid jetty]

hold on ill explain

1. std/io is part of std/prelude, thats redundant
2. void on its own is not really a valid type, im honestly surprised the code even compiled like that. the signature of pthread_create accepts void*
3. all thread memory will be freed after the thread joins. to mitigate this, i put the return value into a Box, which essentially means:
   • allocate new heap memory of size T
   • store the value T inside via shallow copy
4. &h is not allowed and is UB, all stack memory is invalidated after the function returns. essentially, when hey returns, &h becomes an invalid pointer
5. -> Wawa * and Domain::spawn<Wawa*> are unnecessary because elle can infer all of that, you can just have Domain::spawn(hey)

[fossil socket]

Ok I don’t even understand any of it 💀

[solid gazelle]

i understand

awesome

[fossil socket]

I tried to get into programming so many times

[valid jetty]

this is relatively complicated i dont expect a non-programmer to understand

[solid gazelle]

i was pretty sure about what you said of 3 and 4 but just sneding the whole Wawa didnt work and pointer did the trick i knew it wasnt right but the behaviour matched what i expected so i didnt fix

i guess undefined behaviour yeaahh

[valid jetty]

as a rule of thumb, think of Box::new(value).to_ptr() as:

T *ptr = mem::malloc(#size(T));
*ptr = value;
return ptr;

its not exactly this because it allocates using the current allocator bla bla bla

but basically a box is just putting the value into heap memory

in fact you can read the source code of it

elle has a merit that it is easy to look into its src code (at least the stdlib)

actually wait

[valid jetty]

you dont even need to Box the Wawa here

itll be copied later

[solid gazelle]

are you susure

[valid jetty]

yes

[solid gazelle]

i rtried just sending Wawa and name worked but widht and hegiht were wrong

[valid jetty]

its a struct it will be copied abiding by the c abi

[solid gazelle]

oh ok

[valid jetty]

hm

[valid jetty]

are you boxing it

[solid gazelle]

when i wasnt boxing it

[valid jetty]

like at the spawn time

[solid gazelle]

wasnt

[valid jetty]

like this box

oh ok

[solid gazelle]

i see

awesome

it just works

:)

[valid jetty]

yayy

[solid gazelle]

elle lovely @valid jetty

do u think i can install the zed extension on vscode

[deep mulch]

*#cast

fix elle syntax NOW

[fierce pendant]

🔥 yes you can

[lucid trail]

does vscode even have tree sitter

though there's probably an extension that lets you point it to a ts grammar

[jade stone]

no, vscode uses textmate grammars

[deep mulch]

@jade stone saladdd 😭

[valid jetty]

@solid gazelle

[solid gazelle]

yayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy

[deep mulch]

ro ieeee

@valid jetty what if you made pointers annoying like C++ so you had to use -> to access

[valid jetty]

i specifically made it so you dont have to do that

[solid gazelle]

add decorators @valid jetty