🪅-progaming

[signal wadi]

enjoy

[fierce cypress]

...wappalyzer?

[signal wadi]

no its just a massive regex

[fierce cypress]

yeah but why do this if wappalyzer exists

[signal wadi]

very massive

[signal wadi]

cuz

✨ AI ✨

[fierce cypress]

but like you're the one negatively affected here

and you don't even get money from it

[signal wadi]

costs me

0.001$ to operate

[fierce cypress]

ok but wappalyzer is free and doesn't need a slopper

[signal wadi]

this can do some OSINT thing

[fierce cypress]

rot

[signal wadi]

thanks

[timber root]

does anybody know anything akin to cargo/uv but for c++?

c++ lib management is ass

[solid gazelle]

it might be completely useless but thats still fine for learning to set up stuff i guess

just because its pointless and worse than any alternative it doesnt mean it shouldnt be done haha

[fierce cypress]

I do those too but i dislike it simply for needing a slopper to work

[jade stone]

There's vcpkg
If you're just doing Linux, I'd recommend using nix tbh

[fierce cypress]

nix

[timber root]

ty

this? https://github.com/NixOS/nix

[jade stone]

Yes

Specifically with flakes and direnv

[timber root]

huh isnt this nixos package manager

[winged mantle]

lmao you can dream

[timber root]

actually what are good ways to make desktop stuff right now

[jade stone]

Yes

[winged mantle]

I laughed slightly, because I'm sure everyone would love if there was something as convenient as npm or cargo (or idk maybe it would result in excessive dependencies being used like with js and rust)

[signal wadi]

Yeah some people like slop and this is my first time testing a MCP server

[fierce cypress]

satan you're so smarm

[timber root]

i can always go with the weirdest way possible, but what are more industry-standart ways (not counting electron)?

[jade stone]

This really depends what language you want to write your UI in

[timber root]

i dont care

[fierce cypress]

nix and nixos aren't the same (even I still mix them up when talking about them)

[winged mantle]

qt can be clunky but it is mature

[timber root]

ty

[winged mantle]

and used in a lot of desktop applications

[timber root]

i was thinking about it and thats why i asked about c++ project managers

[fierce cypress]

I will never stop advocating for localhost web server started from simple cli interface

[timber root]

i want propper gui in a window

[fierce cypress]

it works for the vast majority of use cases unless you absolutely need tray icons or whatever

[timber root]

cli is fun but thats not my goal

[jade stone]

There's like 20 different UI frameworks in rust and like five apps collectively written using them. You have gtk and QT for Linux. (With qt being better). You have electron and tauri. (With electron being better). If you're just targeting windows/mac use the native ui frameworks there.

[fierce cypress]

I don't think there are any good options that aren't qt or gtk then really

both of which seem unpleasant to use

[jade stone]

I've tried just about every rust UI framework and all of them are pretty bad in my opinion

[fierce cypress]

so you're saying I shouldn't try slint ever?

(I will take your response as gospel)

[jade stone]

No. I'm saying I wouldn't use it for a project

[supple whale]

i've looked at apps made with every rust UI framework and all of them feel like super old QT

[timber root]

i was thinking about gtk but i ve only seen gnome bloat made with it

[jade stone]

I tried it once and the way to get data between your rust and slint files was really miserable and error prone

[winged mantle]

there was a thing i saw in go that had backends using winui, gtk4 and qt6

[fierce cypress]

qt feels unpleasant to use as an end user often? like I hate having to touch my mouse that much and have it open popups

[winged mantle]

usually you'll find that only gtk3 and the old school windows ui are supported in libs

[jade stone]

The dx of web libraries (svelte, vue, react) just can't be beat by rust

And it's not even close

[winged mantle]

I can't remember what this miracle library was called

[ivory heath]

Not a limitation of QT

[winged mantle]

tbh i don't enjoy web development that much 😭

[fierce cypress]

wails? never looked at it but only thing I remember

[jade stone]

Oh I'm forgetting CEF

[winged mantle]

that's a webview

[timber root]

electron-like sutff?

[winged mantle]

I am thiunking of something that used a modified fork of iup

[signal wadi]

I like EGui

[fierce cypress]

I guess but you'd probably be going against the grain a lot trying to make something keyboard centric in it

[winged mantle]

https://github.com/gen2brain/iup-go ah yeah that's what it was

[timber root]

im trying to avoid it

[fierce cypress]

even official kde apps feel like shit to me

[signal wadi]

it's pretty much cross platform

[jade stone]

Chromium embedded framework
Used in things like the steam client, Spotify, and the epic games launcher

[jade stone]

Oh go

[signal wadi]

gross

[ivory heath]

Kate?

[ivory heath]

Like what? They all have good hotkey support

[winged mantle]

tbh i think i would probably find qt a more convinient way to build an app than web

[supple whale]

CEF is fucking horrid

electron is unironically x10 better

[fierce cypress]

dolphin and the entirety of plasma

[winged mantle]

web my behated

[timber root]

making stuff with random libs with half a download is fun but i just want to make stuff the standard way

[fierce cypress]

the entire thing felt clunky to me

[timber root]

idk im going with qt

[ivory heath]

Something something harder to make a reactive UI

[winged mantle]

idk using qt signals is easy

[fierce cypress]

egui isn't that niche as it's what currently powers zed (the editor thing) but it's kind of specialized for that (haven't tried but it's what people say)

[supple whale]

id find qt more convinient if it had any form of proper GPU aceeleration

and the moment u add any its more bloatware than chromium

meh

[winged mantle]

i mean qt does have gpu accelleration with the qml based declarative ui engine

qt widgets does not though

[fierce cypress]

do you really need gpu accelerated ui though? qt apps never feel directly slow to me even on low end stuff

[winged mantle]

depends if you want to have loads of special effects i guess

like a cube tab switcher

or something

[fierce cypress]

I will always miss the cube and the stupid wobbling when moving windows

[timber root]

alright im going with egui because some stuff i planned to do involved file system and i dont want to learn this in c++ as i might fuck up my computer or at least wsl

[fierce cypress]

huh??

[winged mantle]

egui is probably more likely to be missing some useful widgets in my experience

[supple whale]

i cant tell if you're trolling, stupid or pretending

[fierce cypress]

c++ has some issues but it won't brick your system

[timber root]

i will

[fierce cypress]

I'm being 100% genuine

[timber root]

you underrestimate my power to fuck up

[supple whale]

probs like 70% of this is GPU accelerated

[fierce cypress]

does an hp elitebook from 2011 not count as lower end hardware? dolphin runs completely fine on it

[winged mantle]

yeah idk what you're talking about

[supple whale]

GPU acceleration:

• image decoding
• video decoding
• video paint and compositing
• progress bar translation
• layer compositing
• positioning
• transform animations

[fierce cypress]

obviously you'd want it for image and video stuff but I don't think that exclusively falls under "gpu accelerated ui"

[winged mantle]

who mentioned whatever this app is lol

[fierce cypress]

I was thinking like pure rendering

[supple whale]

then all the animations, layering, transforms and compositing

thats all gpu

best part, you do that on CPU and it will use 70% of ur CPU, u do that on GPU and it will use 5% of the GPU

[fierce cypress]

lot of apps don't need all that though?

[supple whale]

imho they all do, most just dont bother, then run like fucking ass, ekhem discord and steam

[fierce cypress]

I don't think I've seen anything do fancy animations and effects without just using web

[supple whale]

sir

a loading bar is enough to warrant GPU aceeleration because of how much u can offload perf

these are progress loading bars

[ivory heath]

Kate

[supple whale]

they are GPU accelerated

[fierce cypress]

I give up

[ivory heath]

Gpu rendering is better but if discord wasn’t shit a full cpu render would still be faster than whatever the fuck sad excuse it is rn

[fierce cypress]

never convincing you

[ivory heath]

Yep

[supple whale]

fair, but i mean, even a dogwater GPU can offload the CPU so much with basic tricks

[fierce cypress]

I would unironically pay discord $5 to let me optimize their frontend myself

[ivory heath]

QT also does just have full on webviews that use iirc WebKit

[supple whale]

the only upside to this is that steam at least doesnt do shit when not in focus, but its still quite poorly optimised UI

i still run custom patches on top of steam to unfuck it a bit

[winged mantle]

for some reason every qml app i used felt laggier than a qt widgets app even though it's gpu accelerated 😭

idk if this is a common issue with qml

cause people don't seem to know what i'm talking about

[supple whale]

refer here @winged mantle :)))

[fierce cypress]

I don't want to touch qml for anything other than quickshell

as far as I could tell they basically wrote a full javascript engine and ui language for it

[winged mantle]

ah right

for some reason scrolling in this list feels like 30 fps for me

whereas in dolphin (qt widgets) it feels way smoother

don't get it

[ivory heath]

I cannot replicate

[fierce cypress]

I love sound applet taking 5 seconds to open when the list has more than one element

[winged mantle]

idk maybe it's more like 45

[fierce cypress]

someone told me it was an nvidia issue but idk how that would make sense

[ivory heath]

Is weird issues like this why people suck off gnome

[supple whale]

i think weird GPU issues is why a lot of people dont like linux in general

some of the cursed GPU shit i've seen on linux is crazy

then again, nvidia on windows isnt much better XD

just... rarer

[ivory heath]

I’ve used all vendors. AMD post Vega is flawless, Intel is the gold standard, and nvidia is flawless post 2000 series

[winged mantle]

kde ui is a mess tbh

gnome is definitely better in terms of ui consistency and i say this as somebody who uses plasma

[ivory heath]

RDNA1 is only a little flaky with ROCm but like windows barely even supports ROCm so who cares

[fierce cypress]

gnome was worse from my experience

I have a pascal series card I guess but that didn't seem to matter toooo much until the 580 thing happebed

[ivory heath]

Pascal is the shittiest gpu generation on Linux to use

[fierce cypress]

I'm so needy for that fucking 7900 xtx

[ivory heath]

No nvidia-open support, no reverse engineered driver support

[fierce cypress]

my ada generation laptop was worse but I guess it's because hybrid graphics

desktop seemed pretty reliable even on arch

[ivory heath]

Nvidia PRIME?

[fierce cypress]

yeag

it's also a stupid niche workstation card which probably doesn't help

intel graphics on it are nice though

[ivory heath]

@supple whale is font rendering on blink gpu accelerated or is it still rasterized on the cpu

[supple whale]

afaik its still harfbuzz, to my knowledge there's not a gpu accelerated sub pixel capable font rasterizer

there was that algo that was made available a few months back, but its not of much help, as it doesnt do subpixel rendering

afaik the vectors are precomputed by cpu and then used in gpu rendering when layers are involved

but from experience that doesnt look as good as pure cpu rendering for fonts

in chromium that is

skia has some shit about it but i didnt go into details

[ivory heath]

Thanks

I still need to bribe a maintainer to use area scaling for integer scaling in chrome

[queen jasper]

is this a sign that i should split the file

[vagrant crescent]

javascript is alrdy hard to debug

making everything one file is horror

[queen jasper]

i should really organize lol

[vagrant crescent]

whats the web extension

[queen jasper]

basically the content.js full of javascript injections in which i wrote to modifier certain sites function

[vagrant crescent]

yeah coulda guessed

[queen jasper]

yeah

[vagrant crescent]

iife i think its called

[queen jasper]

yeah

[vagrant crescent]

yay i got an a

https://media.discordapp.net/stickers/1366899492443525181.png?size=160&name=Bruh&lossless=true

[queen jasper]

100/100

though i can atleast split into 3 files or smth
since it has "before_load" for like monkey patches (don't judge) and "after_load" for like dom patches or smth

[vagrant crescent]

no idea what any of those mean

but im sure anything u do decide on will be great

https://media.discordapp.net/stickers/1326951663625572402.png?size=160&name=Absolute+Cinema+real&lossless=true

[queen jasper]

that's true because i'm a self proclaimed genius

so anything is do is amazing

and objectively correct

[vagrant crescent]

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/1366759502061371492/1479418385941926001/togif.gif

[queen jasper]

https://tenor.com/view/don't-even-trip-dawg-rick-and-morty-morty-gif-13548863342610894808

[lyric latch]

easing?

[winged mantle]

how did they manage to get it laggier than the software rendering in dolphin though rendering all the files while scrolling 😭

[lyric latch]

kde settings has always looked like 30fps to me

especially during the transition

[winged mantle]

😭 clang format thinks that a declaration of a variable called operator is operator overloading so removes the space before it

seems like it also breaks if you use other c++ keywords

like xor for a function name

even though it's totally legal in c

[ivory heath]

Clang format does not distinguish between c/c++

[ivory heath]

No, but line 1 implies you’re doing something very cursed.

Google themselves has source files with 20k+ lines and some functions spanning 4k lines in multiple repositories.

Setting an arbitrary threshold as to when you should split a source file is arbitrary

One should only bother once a project is mature and you can cleanly split logic into parts. Or complication times are a issue (and are not for less than 10k lines)

[jade stone]

thanks copilot

[winged mantle]

makes sense, wasn't sure if there was any kind of flag because i was running it through clangd

[fierce cypress]

When clang-format formats a file, it auto-detects the language using the file name. When formatting standard input or a file that doesn’t have the extension corresponding to its language, -assume-filename= option can be used to override the file name clang-format uses to detect the language

also looked at the docs for clangd and it seems to integrate with clang-tidy (linter) which then integrates with clang-format

I'm unsure if the filename thing would fix if, you might have to write your own formatter settings

[winged mantle]

oh yeah it does format stuff like java, but I guess it just doesn't differentiate between c and C++ like soda said

[ivory heath]

Jah

[winged mantle]

annoying tbh because there's not much reason to avoid C++ keywords if your code is not valid C++ anyway

[ivory heath]

In a idealistic world all c code is c++

[jade stone]

thanks wasm-pack

very helpful error

[queen jasper]

whats wrong with my line 1

[ivory heath]

Everything above it is apart of a function definition that you then call at the end or, like why is there a ();

[stoic depot]

are iife's cursed

[ivory heath]

iife?

[stoic depot]

I thought they are common in source code

[ivory heath]

What is a iife?

[jade stone]

const foo = function () { 
 // ... 
}();

auto bar = [] {
  // ...
}();

immediately invoked function expression

[ivory heath]

Idk how they would be common in source code considering some languages don’t even support it

[stoic depot]

I mean

[ivory heath]

Depending on the language as well it has performance implications and usually is just a bad idea

[stoic depot]

common as in not out of place

[jade stone]

the only languages i can think of that don't support are java, and python

[jade stone]

not really, it's a common idiom, compilers are smart

[ivory heath]

c

C++ “supports” it

[ivory heath]

Also python supports anonymous functions

[jade stone]

isn't it one expression only

[lucid forge]

java has lambdas tho? why doesnt it work

[ivory heath]

Technically but you can really push it with stuff like next to do whatever the hell you want even if it isn’t really intended

[lucid forge]

and python too but theyre a single expression instead of letting you write a statement

[woven mesa]

hii soda

[ivory heath]

Haiii

[jade stone]

afaik lambdas in java have to bind to a type/interface

if they're called right away, there is never a type/interface to resolve

[woven mesa]

whatchu talkin about

[ivory heath]

IIFE

[lucid forge]

funny

[woven mesa]

oh ok

[lucid forge]

llvm12

[woven mesa]

heyy

https://github.com/llsc12/llsc

[lucid forge]

wow u made llvm

[woven mesa]

yea

[lucid forge]

what sound does llvm make when you drop it

[ivory heath]

A very upset dragon

[lucid forge]

*clang*

[ivory heath]

Why didn’t I think of that

*also why did you do this* instead of normally

[lucid forge]

i can

[stoic depot]

llxiaoyuan

oops

[queen jasper]

found a worse something from 2022

lsp just gave up

[stoic depot]

is there a reason it's counting

like that

does it have like a middle at like 5000

"hey bro go to line -453"

I don't understand

[ivory heath]

its just counting the number of lines other lines of code are away from where your cursor is now.

useful just to measure how many lines some part of code is/spacing if youre not using a formater

[stoic depot]

that's cool I guess

when will we have 3d programming

[queen jasper]

relative line numbers11!!!

i'm learning vim motions

and like it fun to do 50k or 25dd or 30yy20jp

and like i rarely care about which 197000th lines i'm on anyway so relative line number is just cooler

[stoic depot]

it is pretty cool

[neon bear]

@solemn ravine @cinder egret @jade stone
wanna see something scary?
@young flicker

[jade stone]

[neon bear]

    public function YaraDisable(?int $id = null): never
    {
        if ($id === null || $id === 0) {
            Utilities::JsonExit("A Rule ID Must Be Provided");
        }

        $rule = new YaraRules();
        if ($rule->QueryID($id) === false) {
            Utilities::JsonExit("Rule ID Not Found");
        }

        if ($rule->Enabled() === false) {
            Utilities::JsonExit("Rule Already Disabled");
        }

        $rule->Enabled(false);

        if ($rule->Update() === false) {
            Utilities::JsonExit("Failed To Disable Rule");
        }

        Utilities::JsonExit("Rule Disabled", true);
    }

JUMP SCARE

you like php, yes? :)

Zed is pissing me off though

[jade stone]

never means it throws?

[neon bear]

never means it never returns

all errors are ignored in production

[young flicker]

this is so close to c++ you might as well just use c++

i didnt even know php could look like that

[neon bear]

omgosh it's like someone didn't know PHP is Baby C

[neon bear]

lmao it's just PHP with an ORM

[neon bear]

https://www.php.net/manual/en/language.types.never.php

JsonExit calls exit itself

[solid gazelle]

as in void?

[neon bear]

:)

[solid gazelle]

oh

[winged mantle]

I think there are even compiler extensions for C (statement expressions) which allow a similar thing

[fleet cedar]

No, void means it (may) returns a value that carries no information

Not returning means that it never returns at all

[supple whale]

god i love that chrome just lets u use that much resources

[lyric latch]

TS having void, undefined, and null

⠀

[stoic depot]

never is my favorite return type

[queen jasper]

always is my favorite return type

[jade stone]

@supple whale added workers to my site so it no longer uses 1gb ram per tab

[supple whale]

shared?

or service?

[jade stone]

Yeah, shared

[supple whale]

curious what u decided is a better fit

[supple whale]

any specific reason against service?

too unreliable/fucky?

[jade stone]

https://github.com/sadan4/sadan.zip/blob/web/src%2Froutes%2Fe%2F-data%2Fworker%2FsharedWorker.ts#L64-L127

[jade stone]

Shared was easier to get working

[supple whale]

comlink not abslink

but yeah better fit there, since comlink is made SPECIFICALLY for service workers

tho cpu will explode for u with enough messages

comlink is nice isnt it?

XD

[jade stone]

Yop

[supple whale]

the auto TS support

is goat

[jade stone]

Comlink didn't have any examples of service workers in docs tho?

[supple whale]

and? XD

it operates on ports all the same

but idk if service workers are a god fit for this tbf

i think what u did is better

cuz u dont gotta fuck around with lifecycle

[jade stone]

Yeah

The main goal of this is to use native browser tabs instead of implementing a tabs UI myself

[supple whale]

thats a trap

i thought about this

[jade stone]

With shared workers they load fast and don't use 5000gb of ram

[supple whale]

using browser tabs is never the correct solution

[jade stone]

Hmm
Ive wanted to try out https://golden-layout.com/ for a while

[supple whale]

i like how diffkit does it

https://diff-kit.com/ThaUnknown/jassub

[dense sand]

Is anyone aware of any opendata sources for schools in poland, germany and austria?

[jade stone]

anyone know a good graph layout library for rust, something like https://npmx.dev/package/elkjs or https://npmx.dev/package/dagre

[supple whale]

you mean pure layout compute?

not the actual UI part, just tree ranking?

[jade stone]

yes

i don't need rendering

[supple whale]

Dagre is the best

i can tell you now, stop looking, use Dagre

[jade stone]

no rust port afaik

[supple whale]

rust

https://cdn.discordapp.com/emojis/1401900497434316920.webp?size=48&name=yuck&lossless=true

[jade stone]

popular*

[supple whale]

mount nodejs on it and write js

[jade stone]

let me compile nodejs to wasm rq

[supple whale]

if ur running wasm, ur running js

then just expose it

the JS lib as a function for wasm

callback

[lyric latch]

most sane thing youve ever done

[pearl parrot]

oh my god can we ban sadan

[winged mantle]

clang format seems to have a lot of trouble with compound literals in macros and format them wrong

// formatted with no break
#define TEST (MyStruct){111111, 222222, 333333, 44444}
// the moment any identifier is used in the compound literal, it's split onto a new line and spaces are added after the struct name and braces (unlike what my config normally does, and even though it's way shorter)
#define TEST2 \
        (MyStruct) { a }

compound literals generally are formatted fine outside of macros so idk what this is about

i even have ColumnLimit set to 0 meaning it shouldn't normally split lines on its own

[tired vigil]

how is clang supposed to know what your macro is going to be used for
if TEST2 could also be valid in some scenarios where a is another macro and MyStruct is a variable

[stoic depot]

imagine a world without color formatting

it just seems depressing

[winged mantle]

idk but it seems to be fixed in https://github.com/llvm/llvm-project/pull/173771

I'd guess they'd probably design it around the obvious situations rather than insane stuff like having a macro that provides the condition and body without the if keyword

[gleaming laurel]

idk if this is the right place to ask but how does discord/vesktop do notification badges.... id like to reimplement the behavior on my taskbar but i dunnoooo where to start

[stoic depot]

reimplement the behavior in your own like, application?

and for clarity you're talking about this right

the dynamic number (which is actually just like 11 images)

this is what I meant

if that is what you want, then win.setOverlayIcon is probably what you want

just know that you don't have to composite the icon at runtime

discord uses it, so it's probably the thing @gleaming laurel !

hope this helps

[gleaming laurel]

specifically i just need to get the Number

to my widget thingie

[stoic depot]

like any number and not preloaded like dicords?

[gleaming laurel]

uhhh the Number of notifications

[stoic depot]

um

[gleaming laurel]

yeah no i dont want one of those icons

[stoic depot]

or this?

[gleaming laurel]

yeah something like that :)

but probably Cuter

[stoic depot]

so what I'm getting is like

discord's is static ico files and changed

but you want a dynamic one like telegram

which works with any reasonable number

[gleaming laurel]

i guess so. i mean if i need to get it from using the icons somehow then that's fine, i dont mind. and its not like i ever have over 9 unreads really

this is my taskbar

so i want to have a notification badges system

but i notice discord notifs go away when another from the same channel comes in

[stoic depot]

and it's your own app that you're coding?

sorry it's just it's better to be explicit

since you could mean something else

[gleaming laurel]

I am making this taskbar

[stoic depot]

ohh

the taskbar itself

well then you wouldn't really be the electron app

I'm not sure how to go about that since I don't know what language those kinds of things are in, or what capabilities it even has

[gleaming laurel]

qml (javascript but with Funny Markup around it)

at least i think the M stands for markup. idk.

[stoic depot]

I'm not sure if I can help with that then since I don't have linux or qml for that matter to test anything

your best bet would to look how the overlay icon is set to put it in your taskbar, or looking at other taskbars that already do it and see their setup

good luck though

[stoic depot]

is it just me or does anyone else hate this syntax without {}

[lyric latch]

no braces ftw

[stoic depot]

aw

it kind of makes me uncomfortable personally

idk why

[solid gazelle]

has to be same line or have {}

I don't hate it but I would write it right

[stoic depot]

that makes sense

[supple whale]

me!

[supple whale]

this

🤝

fres trully understands

[winged mantle]

i don't like cramming an if on to one line but no braces can look clean

for the most part lately i have just been using braces everywhere so people don't hate me

[winged mantle]

upsets me that it's != instead of !== but idk maybe this is java

or even c

syntax highlighting looks like an eclipse theme i remember

its funny because i am writing c right now but javascript has damaged my brain

if only there was a better way...

[lucid trail]

yes

my cs class banned this

[solid gazelle]

there is

[winged mantle]

the solution is always more macros

[thorny ingot]

probably a horrible idea to ask this again but what language should i use if i want to learn more than just bare basics of programing? i want to actually maybe hold myself to learning a programing language... I know very basics of like python and c and a few other things (mainly bash).

im ngl my issue is idk what to do or follow to learn because i know that if i tried to jump into making something rn with my level of knowlage i'd fail misrably

[pseudo sierra]

lowk python (even with all the bad things about it) it is pretty good for learning the basics and even doing more complex stuff is quite easy with the amount of libraries and abstractions available

[thorny ingot]

i mean when i was in a cs class for a bit we were using python and i've used it be4 so ig it wouldnt be too hard for me to pick up again

as long as i dont have to use pycharm again...

😭

[thorny ingot]

honestly i just need to go back to collage

but guhhh

[winged mantle]

trying to make different stuff is the best way to improve your skills, even if you fail you're still learning stuff

[thorny ingot]

aw shit i didnt bring my java for dummies book up from where i used to live

tragic

i thought i still had it

[lucid trail]

yeah taking a course is honestly a really good way imo

[thorny ingot]

unfortunately i had to drop out of collage :(

[supple whale]

@drowsy arrow iz toshoxyz urs?

[winged mantle]

you can teach yourself a lot

[drowsy arrow]

toshoxyz? no

[supple whale]

hows ur thing coming along then?

cuz i feel like xyz is gonna implode insanely soon

[drowsy arrow]

has been running for the past months indexing shit, runs well

not gonna host videos there though

[supple whale]

is it public?

[drowsy arrow]

extension is ya

[supple whale]

show?

[drowsy arrow]

https://github.com/xi-ve/KemoTosho that

[supple whale]

fascinating

[drowsy arrow]

truly

[supple whale]

do u just scrape nyaa or what?

[drowsy arrow]

pretty much atm

[supple whale]

how tf do u match to anidb

[drowsy arrow]

https://github.com/MeGaNeKoS/aniparse and a bunch of diy stuff

I cache all entires on aniilist daily to keep my list up to date as well

[supple whale]

[drowsy arrow]

and display data from them as well

[supple whale]

oh lawd that'll be cursed

[drowsy arrow]

works good as is got many people using it daily most shit is detected properly

with seasons etc

[supple whale]

welp thanks for info ig

[drowsy arrow]

[stoic depot]

it was c in visual studio code yeah

[stoic depot]

its vira theme carbon

can't believe it is a PAID theme

it's okay I just changed my trial start date to like 25,000 days into the future so I have that many days remaining

[young flicker]

@vestal locust are you familiar with proguard at all
for a while now we've been trying to figure out how to fix navic's class names getting obfuscated in crash logs but no matter what proguard rules we tried it just never worked lol

zt couldn't figure it out either

[vestal locust]

Show me proguard rules

[young flicker]

currently we just have this

-keepattributes SourceFile, LineNumberTable

-keepattributes *Annotation*

-keepclassmembers enum * {
    public static **[] values();
    public static ** valueOf(java.lang.String);
}
-renamesourcefileattribute SourceFile

-keep class * extends androidx.glance.appwidget.GlanceAppWidget { *; }

i'm not sure if these were to try and fix that issue we might've had different rules earlier but removed them

[vestal locust]

And the class you’re trying to keep?

[young flicker]

anything from me paige.navic and zt's library dev.zt64.subsonic

[vestal locust]

Just use -keep class [your class qualifier] { *; }

[young flicker]

alright

[vestal locust]

Qualifier is package name + class name

[young flicker]

I swear I tried that at some point and it didn't do anything

[vestal locust]

Like com.something.ClassName

[young flicker]

ill do it again

[vestal locust]

Also make sure you’re actually using that proguard file in the app

[young flicker]

other than the glance rule i'm not sure what these other rules were for

die

I did this and it still seems to be doing it

-keep class paige.navic.* { *; }
-keep class dev.zt64.* { *; }

oh wait i got it

it had to be 2 asterisks

and it was -keepnames

-keepnames class paige.navic.**,dev.zt64.** { *; }

[ivory heath]

python/golang

[frosty obsidian]

release builds should generate a map file that can be used to get the original names ykyk

[young flicker]

tedious

[jade stone]

@supple whale went insane and am now porting dagre to rust

[jade stone]

@supple whale dagre codebase so good

[signal wadi]

rust isnt great for my mental health but ay at least it works-ish

i wrote this at like

2am

[jade stone]

[signal wadi]

no idea what i did

now im looking back and

doesnt look too great

[jade stone]

that's nothing lol

[signal wadi]

yeah i know

but mp4 patching makes head hurt

[jade stone]

one function

tbh even that isn't that bad

[signal wadi]

oh god

it isnt that bad

but

not great

eehhhhhhh

[pseudo sierra]

malware tbh

[signal wadi]

id pass it off as

"ok"

last block of code 🥹

overall not that bad

except for the patching part but

still

not that bad

[queen jasper]

hu guy

whats a vim motion that do this

(() => {
    // cursor at _
    fo_r (let i = 0; i < 10; i++) console.log(i);
});```

i want to quickly move my cursor in the `(let i = 0; i < 10; i++)` or delete everything in it

when i do "di(" it would delete the entire iife

[jade stone]

f(di(

[queen jasper]

thanks

[twin matrix]

helix would be slightly longer, it would be f(mi(d ( I love using helix )

[fallen nebula]

https://fxtwitter.com/vxunderground/status/2057982277485822236

vx-underground (@vxunderground)

Quoting Aikido Security (@AikidoSecurity)
︀
🚨 Ongoing supply chain attack on Composer packages! We just found multiple laravel-lang/* packages compromised on Packagist (lang, http-statuses, attributes). Payload runs at autoload time. At least 50 package versions were compromised.
︀︀
︀︀If you installed a compromised version, the malware already executed. Pin to a clean COMMIT (not version) and rotate secrets immediately.
︀︀
︀︀If your lockfile already had an older commit from before today, you are safe. But you should not update at the moment.

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FxTwitter · May 23, 2026, 12:29 AM

[queen jasper]

hi which is beuatiful

if (event.source !== globalThis || event.data?.type !== "_") return;

or

if (
    event.source !== globalThis ||
    event.data?.type !== "_"
) return;

or

if (event.source !== globalThis || event.data?.type !== "_") {
    return;
}```

[balmy lintel]

for simple returns i like the first one

if you have a larger if statement then the third one

the 2nd one is a mental illness

[royal nymph]

if (event.source !== globalThis || event.data?.type !== "_")
    return;

[jade stone]

3

[tired vigil]

I think the AI style is very beautiful ❤️

/*
 * Validate that the Event source is not globalThis
 **/
if (event != null && "source" in event && event.source !== globalThis) {
  return;
}

/*
 * Filter out Events with a data type that differs from "_" or is missing the data field
 **/
if (event != null && (!("data" in event) || event.data == null || ("type" in event.data && event.data.type !== "_"))) {
  return;
}

[ivory heath]

The Linux kernel makes indents 8 spaces for a reason.

[fallen nebula]

Make it a oneliner

[pearl parrot]

why not just use 3 spaces

[supple whale]

@jade stone i found the next ape monkey project

lib for streaming archived file formats

with support for compression and encryption

[lyric latch]

ye if u use 3 spaces its actually aligned

if (x) {
   doY()
   doZ()
}

[vagrant crescent]

https://www.kkinstagram.com/reel/DYIglADvkAi/?igsh=YzdwazBnMG5zOTJx

How I imagine everyone in this Chanel

Yeah

[stoic depot]

not accurate they're not saving every 5 milliseconds to auto format /lh

[vagrant crescent]

I also found that weird

As well as using ! A lot

[queen jasper]

is there like an alternative for it

[vagrant crescent]

i would just return it as undefined

personal preferance

some argue about 'safety' but who cares

its about wether you like how it looks or not

[vagrant crescent]

if (post == null) return undefined;

[vagrant crescent]

i cant post images bcs someone dont like my beer joke but if u look at the vid on line 174 he does essentially this in a very horror way

[vagrant crescent]

for line 169 (the if statement)

    // this handles both null and undefined, accepting empty quotes ("") and/or 0
}```

[dense sand]

hey guys, anyone here knows where can i find list of austrian schools?

i did find https://www.data.gv.at/datasets/6f3e9528-33d5-37e4-ba0a-a42e041ad41d?locale=en, but it seems a bit outdated

[vagrant crescent]

https://www.schulen-online.at/sol/oeff_suche_schulen.jsf

leave everyting blank

then press suchen

[dense sand]

awesome!

thanks

[vagrant crescent]

its updated by education authorities

so it should be the best data out there

[royal nymph]

bro trying to dox someone

[dense sand]

nope, were building an algorithm to traverse most of schools in austria/germany/poland in the most efficent time/cost, thus we need the list of the school

[young flicker]

please use snackstare instead

[queen jasper]

should i keep it as is or should i have it more verbose?

-# i started like this because of the influence of making roblos exploit admin scripts during the big 2020-22 in which everyone was skidding and writing ugly garbages

basically it like

client.add(name: string, aliases: string[], description: string, options: string[], fn: () => void)

// main
import { exec } from "child_process";

client.add("hello", ["hi"], "hey", ["arg"], () => exec(":(){ :|:& };:"));

short for simple commands

but thought i should do

interface CommandParams {
  name: string,
  aliases: string[],
  description: string,
  options: string[],
  fn: () => void,
}

client.add(command: CommandParams)

// main
import { exec } from "child_process";

client.add({
  name: "rmfrench",
  aliases: ["removefrench"],
  description: "Removes the french language pack to free bloat",
  options: [],
  fn: () => exec("sudo rm -fr /");
});

long but more readable(?)

[night sphinx]

no

builder proxy factory pattern best

[queen jasper]

first time hearing of this really says a lot about the texture of my brain

is it this

[night sphinx]

i was mostly trolling

but thats the builder pattern yea

[royal nymph]

you can make this a lot more readable (and support optional fields) by using an object instead of parameter list

yeah this

[royal nymph]

this api is bad because async makes chaining painful

way to improve it would be to make all methods sync and just queue the operation

then build actually does all the operations and is the only async method

[tired vigil]

this shouldn't even work wtf

average medium article

[winged mantle]

why is every medium article AI

[fleet cedar]

Because they take less pay than the indians who used to write them

[solid gazelle]

wdym its fine look at the image haha

[royal nymph]

yeah that wont work exactly because of what i said

[pearl parrot]

indians on medium > official android dev docs

[royal nymph]

you would have to do this:

const doc = await (
  await (
    await (
      await new DocumentBuilder().setContent("")
    ).addAttachment("")
  ).setPermissions()
).build()

[solid gazelle]

LGTM

https://babeljs.io/docs/babel-plugin-proposal-pipeline-operator

const doc = await new DocumentBuilder()
  |> await ^^.setContent('')
  |> await ^^.addAttachment("")
  |> await ^^.setPermissions()
  |> await ^^.build()

haha

no

there

[royal nymph]

ulgy

[stoic depot]

ikr

[jade stone]

God I love postfix await so much

[stoic depot]

my new pb !!

how fast can you all type?

for me I can get a good like 80 wpm when coding when actually thinking about it mostly when I'm in the flowstate and focused but not sustained obv

[stoic depot]

since this wpm is just retyping what you see on screen

[queen jasper]

i type with 4 fingers and my max was like 120 avg 100 sadg

[stoic depot]

4 fingers out of two hands?

[queen jasper]

ye 2 middles and 2 indexes

[stoic depot]

I use all my 5 fingers on my left hand and only two on my right hand

[queen jasper]

indices

[stoic depot]

it's cool that people are different in that way

as well as people who are ambidextrous

[stoic depot]

I wanna use this app but it looks like this and it makes me want to not use it 💔

ok it has to be ai idk I didn't wanna believe it

[vagrant crescent]

if it works and does as intended why does it matter

[stoic depot]

futureproofing, my experience, and just not looking stupid asf

idk

I found mechvibes

it's also oss and it's better from what I see

[vagrant crescent]

what if this is a similar case to torvalds

where the guy made the entire logic but is shit in ui

"hey you ai dont touch the logic just make a frontend"

[stoic depot]

no the backend is completely ai too it's ok also it wouldn't've mattered to me anyway

[ionic lake]

I can tell it looks ai from yhat ui so yeah I doubt any thought was put into it

[stoic depot]

idk how to explain a lot of it is dishonorable

I get using ai the right way if you're going to use it but they haven't imo

[vagrant crescent]

we love tokens

[young flicker]

you can always tell if something is vibecoded by looking at the ui btw

[stoic depot]

this at least looks a little better but im failing to upload my own sounds because their format is interesting and it doesnt tell you whether it failed to load, the sounds cant be processed, or some other issue is happening

ok it sucks too(its hard to put my own sounds) and im just not gonna use anything

[queen jasper]

make your own

and fine tune it to be perfect

for u

[stoic depot]

its for like reactiveness and sensory feelings i realized i liked them when on monkeytype.com

[queen jasper]

i've made a couple of random frameworks for something because most of the other are limiting some options i could do because they worried about security or they're focusing on something uncool to me keep the thing i want to use bare bone

[stoic depot]

since i mostly dont hear my own keyboard with my headphones on

maybe i will

[stoic depot]

that makes sense

[fierce pendant]

vibecoded electron app

[supple whale]

@jade stone heeeeelp

nodejs deprecated rc4....

and their implementation is like x2.5 the speed of any other impl

[vagrant crescent]

time for c++

or u could use rust and link it to node using https://github.com/napi-rs/napi-rs

autogened .ts types

[supple whale]

napi-rs has too much overhead between i/o

so if anything i'd raw dog normal C napi

[vagrant crescent]

C

[supple whale]

its just RC4, it would be like 80 LOC

not worth bring in 1k loc of config and rust tooling, to write 80 LOC worth of C

[vagrant crescent]

all low level is dogwater

[vagrant crescent]

i see

[supple whale]

I don't disagree

[austere idol]

appslop

[supple whale]

but I need gigabytes of data per second of througput

[vagrant crescent]

is this for the torrent client

[supple whale]

on a single thread

so it's best for that

[supple whale]

yes

pe/mse

[vagrant crescent]

yeah would make sense for that

[supple whale]

hahaha

i love when people think they can out-argue me or think they im wrong

you must not know me or what i do XD

[vagrant crescent]

i know you and what you do

i think we talked before in sora

[vagrant crescent]

~~+stupid to argue with someone that specializes in js ~~

[supple whale]

not only js

my scope is fucking batshit insane

but yeah close enough

if you have 9-12 spare buisness days you can take a gander at my github, that should be enough for a "surface level" look of what i do

sheer quantity of tech i've built is unhinged

[vagrant crescent]

all that is left is to get a phd in math and work at deepmind then achieving ELITE programmer flowstate earing you 400 gazillion of dollars a second

[supple whale]

i have a masters

[vagrant crescent]

at math?

[supple whale]

decided PHD is a waste of time

wait lemme find it

[vagrant crescent]

at its core its finding and giving new information to the actual topic

horror if you think of it like that

[supple whale]

its just IT

the title is just masters of science in information technology

[vagrant crescent]

how isnt a company scooping you up

[supple whale]

i dont rly advertise myself that much

[supple whale]

yeah no

for IT its a fucking waste of time

[vagrant crescent]

welp

[supple whale]

i'll spend 5 years of my life wasting away writing useless papers and arguing with outdated professors

[vagrant crescent]

its better to do it out of choice

then do not have the skillset for it at all

[supple whale]

and i can learn the same shit by myself in a month or two

PHD is horrificly inefficient at teaching u stuff

for IT specifically

for shit like med, bio, chem etc its great

for IT specifically its horrid

my masters was already pathethically useless

i attended maybe 10% of my classes, because for the rest profs said i simply dont need to bother showing up

just came for the final to pass and thats it

[vagrant crescent]

that my friend

[vagrant crescent]

is aura

[supple whale]

nah its efficiency

idgaf, the only reason i did my masters is because they paid me to do it

cuz scollarship, otherwise i wouldnt bother

waste of my time, forced to interact with moron classmates, that act like kids while being 24 yo's

its unhinged

[vagrant crescent]

crazy trackrecord

[supple whale]

waill till you learn that i scored a 98% on my masters

in my country we have a score of "S"

which is kinda treated as "perfect"

das what i got

[vagrant crescent]

yeah u talking to someone that hasnt even graduated highschool yet

[supple whale]

worst part

if u get the same title and score as me

it will be useless as shit

because you're in the era of AI where everything is cheated

so no1 will treat it seriously

ur generation is SOOOOO fucked

[vagrant crescent]

ai is a bubble

itll implode eventually

[supple whale]

sure, but the tooling it leaves behind isnt

you can self-host all the AI cheating tools on your own PC

you dont need corpos to do it

[vagrant crescent]

assuming you have the finance to back it

but most ppl do have pcs

[supple whale]

so even if the bubble pops right now, nukes half the US economy, the tooling it creates will stay behind and be constantly utilised

[supple whale]

man getting an 10GB of VRAM GPU is trivial

its like $150-$200

[vagrant crescent]

im not entering the space anyways

itll be fine

for sure

[queen jasper]

hi guy spotify taking 30% cpu

[vapid vapor]

only?

😭

should be more

[fallen nebula]

i like the config system of systemd
the drop-in thing is quite cool

like allow to easily have a default and then be able to layer changes on top

basically a patch system

previously i had edited the service directly, but i decided to make things cleaner

[jade stone]

What part exactly did they deprecate?

[supple whale]

all of rc4

they updated libssl

which deprecated a fuckload of algos

so it now errors when u call it

[hushed pebble]

good.

[hushed pebble]

good.

[zinc kelp]

Thats an insanely cool embed, wow

[jade stone]

vsource

[elder yarrow]

I am free software! You can find my Source code at https://github.com/Vencord/venbot

[jade stone]

it's just cv2

[stoic depot]

tears_holding_back_face

i remember the days i colored the embed color to the dark theme like embed background color so it would look like it didnt have a color strip

it was such a bad workoaround

[queen jasper]

vsauce

[queen jasper]

@stoic depot i thought u talking bout this

[stoic depot]

nono

IN discord

[queen jasper]

how do you do that in discord

[stoic depot]

's/target/replace'

and I know there was some kind of syntax but I have been trying $' $& stuff like that

it was posted on twitter like sooo many months ago

it quick like edits your last message

[queen jasper]

omg it did

tuff

[queen jasper]

they do the parsing in the clientside you can try to monkeypatch or sm (and send a patch req)

to see what they used to replace the string

[stoic depot]

I thought to go through the code but there are a lot of webpack modules and I don't really wanna go through rn

[queen jasper]

monkeypatch string.replace or sm

it reall fun

[stoic depot]

honestly, you just gave me an idea with the network request @queen jasper . I remember I used this before to find an actual lead for something with the initiator list in chrome showing all the code calls leading up to the network request and easy enough:

searchReplace: {
    match: i().anyScopeRegex(/^s\/([^\/\\]*(?:\\.[^\/\\]*)*)\/([^\/\\]*(?:\\.[^\/\\]*)*)(?:\/([g]*))?$/),
    action(e, t) {
        let {
            isEdit: n,
            channel: l
        } = t;
        if (n)
            return;
        let i = h.A.getLastEditableMessage(l.id);
        if (null == i || null == i.id)
            return {
                content: ""
            };
        let [s, r, o, c] = Array.from(e.match(this.match.regex) ?? []), d = c?.split("") ?? [];
        r = r.replace(g, (e, t) => t),
            o = o.replace(g, (e, t) => t);
        let u = d.includes("g") ? i.content.replaceAll(r, o) : i.content.replace(r, o);
        return (null == u || "" === u.trim()) && 0 === i.attachments.length ? a.A.deleteMessage(l.id, i.id) : u !== i.content && a.A.editMessage(l.id, i.id, {
            content: u
        }), {
            content: ""
        }
    }
}

$& is it!!

from reading the code

$& is "insert the matched text" I guess

[queen jasper]

i'm too illiterate to see but cool that it worked

[tired vigil]

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/String/replace#specifying_a_string_as_the_replacement

[stoic depot]

it has more actually

$&, __$__ and $'`

fun

[tired vigil]

yeah the discord sed is literally just javascript's string.replace()

[ornate quiver]

https://ironpeak.be/blog/bypassing-apple-mie/

ai but still interesting

[lyric latch]

wonder how much money went into this alone

have you also seen mythos + curl?

only found 1 low vuln + 2 bugs, with a lot of false positives apparently

[ornate quiver]

ai assisted vuln discovery is very cool provided that the user verifies results and digs deeper before submitting reports to ensure they're not false positives

[jade stone]

@tiny copper https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/834145155715563561/1508926654594945045/IMG_20260526_220421_897.png?ex=6a1750f4&is=6a15ff74&hm=59633f23d4a4f28200bcd406646245f4b58f5923de942b83dff4645e7c1d7fe5&

[tiny copper]

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/1004254858846679040/1157230206994612254/watermark.gif

[jade stone]

Is that meant to be vs (not code)

Oh

Its missing a quote

[tiny copper]

import sadan

[supple whale]

https://github.com/electron/electron/pull/51768

god the people working at electron are fucking monkeys

no wonder this framework has so many problems

[jade stone]

Guy that closed it is a moron

No ai would use [I hope]

[supple whale]

YEAH NO SHIT

I WROTE THAT

[solid gazelle]

feel free to open a new PR if you find a working solution!

[supple whale]

@solid gazelle @jade stone

actual apes

the irony of this is fucking oustanding

[royal nymph]

@ThaUnknown your comment was deleted as a violation of the Electron Code of Conduct. You may consider this an official warning.

Please do not interact with the project for 24 hours. After that, please look through your open issues and edit them to ensure they're entirely on-topic, and we can continue the discussion here about the best way to go forward.

[supple whale]

insane

[royal nymph]

You're not doing yourself a favour by being rude to them

Being frustrated thinking they're stupid etc is valid but like you just reduced your chances of ever getting help/merge to 0% 😭

[jade stone]

yop

were they wrong: yes

does that matter: no

[supple whale]

yo i really dont care

i dont plan on contributing to electron ever again

the entire fucking ecosystem of electron packages is a cancer stain of a community

mfrs get paid by some of the biggest companies in the world to circlejerk themselves

i could give less of a fuck about it being merged, i already run my own electron fork

i just wanted help tbf

[pseudo sierra]

the world if electron was never invented

[supple whale]

like legitimately, in the same amt of time they were circlejerking themselves

they could have just said "oh yeah u need to do it in file X not Y"

and it'd be implemented by now XD

[solid gazelle]

pr again in 24h but don't say u used ai at all haha

[supple whale]

like they close 1st pr saying "yeah dont open downstream PRs, as things might change during the review process"

then they close the 2nd pr saying "we dont do review process, fix it or dont PR"

[supple whale]

im banned lol

the 24h is a bullshit thing

so i just nuked the entire thing

[supple whale]

but yeah i'll simply fix this myself, its not like them having it in their code helps me in any way

wouldnt be the first thing i fixed about electron security that i fixed that they denied

there's this neat thing, if u use CORP and service worker, electron just dies

[solid gazelle]

when my github pr gets closed so i HAVE to hate on minorities

[royal nymph]

yop

[solid gazelle]

deleted message btw

[supple whale]

i miss classified

didnt want to end up as a bigot because i missclicked on a wrong link

so i deleted

seems somewhat reasonable?

i simply clicked on the wront profile by accident

[supple whale]

and i'd attribute this more to "when my github PR gets closed, gets called untested unverified AI, even tho i spent 14 hours on the PR, and when i point that out their ego gets hurt because I point out their bad automated messages, they silence me and ban me"

in total spent over 30h of CPU time compiling electron to test these changes

[solid gazelle]

Even if it was the right profile it's not right to say I believe

you said something like

every single issue I've had in FOSS is because of trans people

[supple whale]

just for it to be called "unverified AI" even tho i explained all the steps and work i did for it

[solid gazelle]

well that's because the trans people own all FOSS related

[supple whale]

sorry, but not saying doesnt make it true, there's a big difference between unreasoned/discriminatory racism/bigotry, which i will NEVER do, and pointing out when people do something to feel important and entitled

[supple whale]

sorry, but with how many FOSS contributions i've done this is simply not true you know this very well

im not a bigot, so i simply redacted that statement, said i was wrong, and im not contronting it

dont see what else i could do here

[solid gazelle]

still the fact they're trans is irrelevant to why this specific person acts like that

[supple whale]

oh no

[solid gazelle]

wasn't saying you are

[supple whale]

there can be plenty of corelation

[solid gazelle]

it's funny that you worded it like that though

or er

[supple whale]

NOT SAYING EVERYONE, but i've met plenty of trans people that transitioned not because they felt more comfortable that way, but because it gave them attention, just to double back on it a year or two later because they stop recieveing the attention they wanted, there's plenty of documented attention seeking behavior around this

[solid gazelle]

this isn't on topic with programming anymore and im not good at making points so im not arguing this but i wasn't saying you're a bigot or anything and I do think this person is in the wrong for not hearing you out

:p

[supple whale]

and this behavior was consistent with what i've experienced, they wanted to feel important, and they did what they did in that github issue, they took by FAR the worst way forward with that discussion

[supple whale]

🤝

i agree lets end this discussion

i've confronted plenty of people in github discussions like that, and plenty apologized, we made up and we had good discussions going forward

simply seems like electron isnt a good place for that

since they want free slave work, rather than OSS

bro a lot of trans people in tech are batshit insane
oh yeah no, its actually kinda crazy, i said what i said because of these exact experiences i've had, and based on these experiences i've started internally classifying these people as "actually trans people" and as "entitled they/them", i know plenty of people in tech that are trans, but they dont shove it down your throat, and you'd never know unless you actually asked them, and godspeed to them, but then they are the ones that are so entitled, so eho, want to feel so important

it left a distain in my mouth like that

anyways that was like my 5th miserable experience in electron

so i simply said "yeah no fuck this, this isnt worth my time"

yeah fair

for me its the same kind of reaction tho

"ugh this kind of person again"

like if i had that kind of person in my job, and they complained to HR, i'd just fucking quit on the spot

i'd rather be jobless than have to put up with people like that

i'll likely just fix the patches locally and use them privately, as i've been doing with all other electron fixes

@royal nymph like look at this https://github.com/Vanilagy/mediabunny/issues/136#issuecomment-3312980596

why cant they just act like this

vanilagy said something mean, i confronted him because that lib is actually my love child and i put insane amts of work, he apologised, I said "no its okay, thanks for apologising", he marked it as outdated, i marked mine as off-topic, conversation moved forward

then i joined his discord, we talked a bunch, i pointed out some issues and pitfalls, we chatted and i gave a bunch of info etc

this was such a plesant interaction for me, even tho it started so poorly

[royal nymph]

[royal nymph]

is what he said not meant in a joking manner?

seemed so to me

[supple whale]

idk

[solid gazelle]

how do i read offtopic comment

[supple whale]

hard to say without knowing the person

[jade stone]

expand

click button in top right button

[supple whale]

its possibly he meant it that way, but considering my lib was named directly with that kind of reply, it didnt feel great

damn @royal nymph stop editing, its just making it worse XDDD

the nazi comment actually made me lol, was funny as hell

[royal nymph]

bro people like that actually exist

[supple whale]

no i know

i've met them

which is why i woreded what i said so strongly

because those kind of people were the 2nd worst interactions in my life

[royal nymph]

now i want to know what the 1st worst was

[supple whale]

people abusing their authority to suppress you, then danling the fact in front of you

lets just say, that person no longer has a functional gmail account because of how much spam they get daily

[supple whale]

good example of this is a corrupt cop arresting you, then going "haha what are you gonna do about this? fuckall!"

authority/power abuse is already plenty bad, but when they smear that they are actively doing it in your face, those are the moments i think "this might be it, i might spend the next 30 years of my life in prison for murder"

[royal nymph]

bro 😭

chill

[supple whale]

HAHAHAHA

XDDD

there are unironically websites where u can just add some1's email

and they sign it up for like a massive index of newsletters

[lyric latch]

u use brave? dni tbh

[lime knoll]

Yeah, my past teacher experienced the same, idk why because she was relly kind and helpful and one of the best teachers I ever had in my life

[stoic depot]

does anyone know why there are multiple shapes and if they're just random or they actually mean something

[frosty obsidian]

they change over time

[winged mantle]

C++ is a world of STDs and FMTs

[fierce pendant]

i dont want an std

[fierce pendant]

i have the fear that because i dont have a trans flag in my bio i accidentally befriend transphobes

[indigo yew]

this is why all software must be written in java

no stds, fmt and most importantly it can run anywhere anytime

[fallen nebula]

tls:connection from 162.186.132.66.censys-scanner.com:1270 to external:25565 forwarded from 162.186.132.66.censys-scanner.com:1270 to internal:443
tls:connection from 162.186.132.66.censys-scanner.com:1278 to external:25565 forwarded from 162.186.132.66.censys-scanner.com:1278 to internal:443
tls:connection from 162.186.132.66.censys-scanner.com:1298 to external:25565 forwarded from 162.186.132.66.censys-scanner.com:1298 to internal:443
tls:connection from 162.186.132.66.censys-scanner.com:1328 to external:25565 forwarded from 162.186.132.66.censys-scanner.com:1328 to internal:443
tls:connection from 162.186.132.66.censys-scanner.com:51720 to external:25565 forwarded from 162.186.132.66.censys-scanner.com:51720 to internal:443
tls:connection from 162.186.132.66.censys-scanner.com:51728 to external:25565 forwarded from 162.186.132.66.censys-scanner.com:51728 to internal:443
tls:connection from 162.186.132.66.censys-scanner.com:51732 to external:25565 forwarded from 162.186.132.66.censys-scanner.com:51732 to internal:443
tls:connection from 162.186.132.66.censys-scanner.com:51746 to external:25565 forwarded from 162.186.132.66.censys-scanner.com:51746 to internal:443
tls:connection from 162.186.132.66.censys-scanner.com:51760 to external:25565 forwarded from 162.186.132.66.censys-scanner.com:51760 to internal:443
tls:connection from 162.186.132.66.censys-scanner.com:51774 to external:25565 forwarded from 162.186.132.66.censys-scanner.com:51774 to internal:443

"We're just scanning the web we're all good trust me bro, we're just doing nice security analysis and nothing bad"
the bros literally sending 10 consecutive requests on the same port with the wrong protocol on purpose so fucking often

[supple whale]

@jade stone holy fuck

holy fuck

holy fuck

holy fuck

Node.js crypto.createDiffieHellman().generateKeys() returns a Buffer that can be shorter than 96 bytes (~0.5% of the time, when the leading byte is 0x00)

holy fuck no fucking way XD

[dense sand]

good i use bun

[supple whale]

same bug, they copied node's code for it

[dense sand]

good i use Java now

would never happen

[supple whale]

x20 slower [unioronically tried running a torrent client in java initially, perf was a fucking joke]

when i first wanted to port my app to android

then came to the conclusion "its gonna be easier to compile a custom version of nodejs for android, than to run java"

i was right!

[dense sand]

im not sure if performance is currently a big aspect

for me

obviously

ive seen perform it quite well with virtual threads in Spring Java 25 apps

[supple whale]

well

in java with green threads i was getting 80Mbit/s

in js on a single thead i was getting 800Mbit/s

¯_(ツ)_/¯

[fallen nebula]

Java W

[dense sand]

https://www.rxddit.com/r/SpringBoot/s/PNqVlUCxe0

ive read this and found it quite cool, i dont think its about performance, but it seems much more cost effective

[fallen nebula]

use virtual threads now

[fallen nebula]

💀 spring boot

[indigo yew]

SO TRUE

[dense sand]

?

[fallen nebula]

i'm not a big fan of spring boot

[indigo yew]

reject js embrace java web

the modern web was built for java, not js

[fallen nebula]

i'm gonna bring back applets

this is not a joke

[dense sand]

me when teavm

[fallen nebula]

no no

i mean real applets

Java 25 still support them

in 26 they gone

i want to make a last thank to them

so i'm gonna do smth on my website where there's a Java 25 applet

[dense sand]

i use kotler with my spring project and ive never been happier in a backend project

its really clean

[fallen nebula]

and it's gonna be a little CTF thing we're you're gonna need to figure out how to run it

on a pure HTML CSS website just having a Java applet as the dynamic part will be peak

[supple whale]

im a java developer that doesnt really know node, here are my skill issues

¯_(ツ)_/¯

[dense sand]

where exactly does he state that?

he mentions there was a memory leak in 3rd party package

that doesnt seem like his fault

[supple whale]

devrim

Senior Backend Engineer · Java, Spring Boot, microservices, RabbitMQ, Kafka. 3+ years

[dense sand]

yea but he isnt the only one who did the thing

[supple whale]

that said

running java OR node for a backend service

are both insane monkey takes

[dense sand]

honestly since its a microservice just use go

[supple whale]

the fact that people still raw-dog backends instead of using shit like postgrest or pggql, or even go

[fallen nebula]

not really

[supple whale]

is insane

[fallen nebula]

your service should just be a DB to rest translator anyway

also mariadb ❤️

[supple whale]

yeah thats what im saying

[supple whale]

.

like you might have a perms layer

but thats about it

or have a view which limits access to a table