development

[lyric mountain]

cuz deep would make all objects and their innards into separate references

[wheat mesa]

I believe it’s deep

Ah nvm it’s shallow after looking it up

[ancient nova]

then I don't know what I was thinking

if it's really making it better then my bad

[wheat mesa]

Still, unnecessary and slower for literally no reason

[ancient nova]

worse*

but I finally realized my issue xd

like why it was not working from the very beginning

[wheat mesa]

Chaining together random array methods and expecting magic results is not going to help you

[ancient nova]

:[

[wheat mesa]

Tomorrow I will have to use Java again for the first time in a couple months

[lyric mountain]

yay

[wheat mesa]

I think it’ll feel fresh after having to worry about borrowing and ownership for a while

[ancient nova]

            check: (message, member = undefined) => {
                // Lets check if we filled the optional member property, 
                // if not let's get the member property from the *message* variable
                if (!member) {
                    member = message.member;
                }; const modRole = message.settings.modRole, mentionedRoleRegex = /^<@&(\d+)>$/;
                
                // Try fetching the role by either name ID or mention.
                let finalCheck, roleID; if (mentionedRoleRegex.test(modRole)) {
                    finalCheck = message.guild.roles.cache.get(modRole.replace(/<@&(\d+)>/, "$1"));
                } else if ((roleID = modRole.match(mentionedRoleRegex)) !== null) {
                    finalCheck = message.guild.roles.cache.get(roleID[1]);
                } else {
                    finalCheck = message.guild.roles.cache.find(_role => _role.name.toLowerCase() === modRole.toLowerCase());
                }; return (
                    message.member.roles.cache.has(
                        finalCheck?.id || message.member.roles.cache.find(role => role.name === finalCheck)?.id || finalCheck
                    )
                ).catch((err) => {
                    return false;
                })
            } 

I believe this is going to fix it

whoops

one more issue

[lyric mountain]

idk why u insist in using inline ifs and returns

oh and variables

[wheat mesa]

yeah wtf is that formatting

[ancient nova]

saving space

why, is that not something you'd do

[wheat mesa]

that makes literally no difference

space != performance

you'll save like 6 bytes per file while making your code infinitely more unreadable

[lyric mountain]

"Always write for humans to read, computers only see in binary anyway"

[ancient nova]

I have a weird coding style

I can read that just fine

[wheat mesa]

that's not a coding style, that's satanic

just use a linter and save yourself and everyone helping you a headache

[lyric mountain]

having your own coding style is fine (like newlile brackets or different casings), but there's a line where it becomes just bad habit

[wheat mesa]

trust me, no sane dev would want to read this

[ancient nova]

ahh yes!!that fixed it

[ancient nova]

okay can u guys give me pointers on what I should stop doing

[wheat mesa]

use a linter

like eslint or prettier

and set your IDE to format on save

easy

[ancient nova]

no my code actually breaks most indexers 🤣

I tried formatting it like that on 2 different programs

[wheat mesa]

The only code that “breaks” linters is invalid code :p

[ancient nova]

no it actually does

I can show you what it does with my code when I try formatting it

[ancient nova]

I'll try formatting this and show you what it returns

nvm it just didn't change at all

but it does on some snippets I tried formatting before

and they worked fine

of course something would be wrong

TypeError: member.roles.cache.has(...).catch is not a function

[sudden geyser]

has returns a boolean

[ancient nova]

doesn't really explain why catch wouldn't work on it but oh well

[lyric mountain]

it does

catch doesn't work on anything that's not a promise

[ancient nova]

fixed 👍

[radiant kraken]

prettier is not a linter

[uneven tartan]

i think its a formatter

[solemn imp]

how would i make a vote cooldown show up when someone votes

[eternal osprey]

  let receivedDataAsJSON = JSON.parse(data);
          console.log(receivedDataAsJSON.events[0].subcalendar_ids)
  console.log(receivedDataAsJSON.events[0].subcalendar_ids.includes('11101805'))```how is this returning false?

\📆

[wheat mesa]

Because it's an array of numbers not an array of strings

[uneven tartan]

hows mine

[eternal osprey]

huh

i am running on djs v13.9

is the addField method deprecated?

It wasn't deprecated in 13.9 right?

even the docs have this feature

[radiant kraken]

this

[lyric mountain]

Track in ur database

[solemn imp]

how would i make it update tho

or whats a good way to track

[lyric mountain]

Save the timestamp for that users whenever they vote

Then simply get the difference between currentTime and voteTime + 12

[boreal iron]

#development message

Same question, same answer

[solemn imp]

oh alr but how would i make it so they could check when they can vote again

do i just do like current time and timestamp

and compare them

[lyric mountain]

^

[solemn imp]

how do i save time

[lyric mountain]

What database are u using?

[solemn imp]

sql

[lyric mountain]

Store as TIMESTAMP

[solemn imp]

um ok

[boreal iron]

INT works as well of course

[crystal wigeon]

hey, how do i get the bot to ping a certain role?

i have the role ID and im using <@&id> there no notification

what permissions do i need to give the bot?

[boreal iron]

As message content or inside an embed?

Also make sure the role can be mentioned by others

[uneven heath]

Is it just me or that Discord.js v13 doesn't have ActionRowBuilder for TypeScript?

[crystal wigeon]

Yep fixed it

Thanks

[uneven heath]

????

Add option receive a SelectMenuOption[] which should work in this circumstance

Am I missing something here?

I feel like I am having sleeping issue that i forgot to do something here but I don't remember which

Nvm, I remember now, I need to spread it

[carmine summit]

does .getImageData() read the image left to right, or up to down?

[sharp geyser]

What

[earnest phoenix]

Left to right
https://github.com/Automattic/node-canvas/blob/master/src/CanvasRenderingContext2d.cc#L992-L1160

[carmine summit]

Thanks! Finally stopped my pacman from phasing through walls. Though it sometimes phases, but I guess it has to do with quantum mechanics.

[lapis cliff]

How can I blacklist a server from adding my bot?

[boreal iron]

Not really but you can store the guild ID and leave the guild immediately when joining it

[thin bison]

any idea on why its not sending the image even tho base64 is correct and has image on it

const SendToChannel = (imgBuffer, ctx) => new Promise(async (resolve, reject) => {

    const image = imageBuffer((await imgBuffer.arrayBuffer()),'png')

    const attachment = new Discord.AttachmentBuilder(image);

    ctx.send({content: 's base:\n⁣', files: [
        { attachment: [attachment] }
    ]}).then(() => {
            resolve();
        })
        .catch(reject);
})

its passing text but not the attachment

[lyric mountain]

did u try logging image?

[thin bison]

yea

its a base64 format

the encoding is correct

i can copy that and try it on online website and it shows me correct image

[lyric mountain]

is the attachment expecting base64?

[thin bison]

technically

it support buffers

https://discord.js.org/#/docs/discord.js/main/typedef/BufferResolvable

[lyric mountain]

but didn't u say image is a base64 string?

[thin bison]

yes i was trying to encode to image format and see how it goes

but here a orginal code with buffer

const SendToChannel = (imgBuffer, ctx) => new Promise(async (resolve, reject) => {

    const attachment = new Discord.AttachmentBuilder(Buffer.from((await imgBuffer.arrayBuffer()), "base64"));

    console.log(attachment);

    ctx.send({content: 's base:\n⁣', files: [
        { attachment: [attachment] }
    ]}).then(() => {
            resolve();
        })
        .catch(reject);
})```

i can see that attachment is showing correct info but it's not sending

[lyric mountain]

ctx.send({
  content: 's base:\n⁣', 
  files: [{ attachment: [attachment] }]
})
.then(() => resolve())
.catch(reject);

just so I can read it

is attachment supposed be be inside an array?

[earnest phoenix]

The option is supposed to be attachments not attachment

[thin bison]

still same

const SendToChannel = (imgBuffer, ctx) => new Promise(async (resolve, reject) => {

    const attachment = new Discord.AttachmentBuilder(Buffer.from((await imgBuffer.arrayBuffer())));

    console.log(attachment);

    ctx.send({
        content: 's base:\n⁣', files: [
            {
                attachments: attachment,
            }
        ]
    }).then(() => {
        resolve();
    })
        .catch(reject);
})```

[earnest phoenix]

Not like that

ctx.send({
  content: 's base:\n',
  attachments: [attachment]
});

[thin bison]

still same it just send content only

  attachment: <Buffer 47 49 46 38 37 61 7b 00 28 00 e7 00 00 1c 12 24 5c 86 a4 84 c2 ec 84 66 8c 44 4a 44 bc ba b4 dc 82 cc bc da 94 2c 2e 2c 5c 66 6c bc ba c4 84 82 7c 9c ... 2520 more bytes>,
  name: 'image.png',
  description: undefined
}```

[earnest phoenix]

how i use custom font in canvas ?

[civic scroll]

import { registerFont } from 'canvas';

// register font
registerFont('path/to/font', {
    fontFamily: 'font name',
    // ...fontConfig
});

// @define <context> type Canvas2DContext
// @define <x>, <y> type int | float
// use it
<context>.font = '<size-px> font name';
<context>.fillText('text', <x>, <y>);

[earnest phoenix]

Is there any other way?

[civic scroll]

the only way

why'd you ask?

[rustic nova]

fuck

async

thanks for coming to my talk

[civic scroll]

you mad you just can't handle concurrency

[rustic nova]

no its like

[civic scroll]

anywho what was the problem

[rustic nova]

pissing me off

[civic scroll]

just await

[rustic nova]

nah i havent fixed it

flask + discordpy: Shit

literally:

Have a dashboard on flask, want to send messages through it. The method that sends the message is async

9 thousand fucking stackoverflows later

still not fucking fixed

back to java

[civic scroll]

wait

you can't await?

[rustic nova]

I can

[civic scroll]

or you just can't verify that the message is sent

[rustic nova]

Thing is, literally the flask view (aka the one that handles the request) is async

but like

fuckin async still cries

it pisses me the fuck off

[civic scroll]

[civic scroll]

i can finally relate to your pfp

[rustic nova]

Nah im gonna change it to a clown in a bit

[civic scroll]

💀

[rustic nova]

Literally

I'd prefer java rn, if it wasnt for the shitty way how to do the same stuff as flask

ik Springboot exists

[lyric mountain]

u can use groovy

[rustic nova]

but that stuff looks cringly overcomplicated

[lyric mountain]

same java power, more convenience stuff

[rustic nova]

I can use a waterbucket too

[lyric mountain]

tf is waterbucket

[rustic nova]

water

nvm

fuck python, quitting coding kthx

[civic scroll]

java

[lyric mountain]

not really, it's actually the opposite if u use only for api

spring itself is what's complicated

[civic scroll]

me when async Result<?> RequestFactory.PrepareRequest awaitRequest(String url, ...? response)

[radiant kraken]

can anyone help me with this because my brain can't function properly atm
let's say i have this array

[
  { a: 2, b: 4 },
  { a: 3, b: 1 },
  { a: 7, b: 10 },
  { a: 9, b: 5 },
  { a: 10, b: 5 },
  { a: 11, b: 5 },
  { a: 12, b: 6 },
  { a: 15, b: 23 },
  { a: 16, b: 24 },
  { a: 17, b: 25 }
]

how do i find sorted a values all with the same b values, in a way that it would yield

[
  { a: 9, b: 5 },
  { a: 10, b: 5 },
  { a: 11, b: 5 }
]
``` ?

feel free to send me pseudocode or on how the algorithm would work

[lyric mountain]

filter by b

ah wait, u want only entries where b repeats at least once?

regardless of the value

[civic scroll]

we can sort by b

then later on filter to get array with 2 or more entries

reduce method works

[radiant kraken]

also all as must be in an order and they have to be like 9, 10, 11, ...

[civic scroll]

yeah order guaranteed

[radiant kraken]

then what is the way of finding [2, 3], [9, 10, 11, 12], and [15, 16, 17] from an array like [2, 3, 7, 9, 10, 11, 12, 15, 16, 17]

[civic scroll]

continuos ranges?

[radiant kraken]

yeah that's what i meant

[civic scroll]

i remember i did something similar to this in codewars a few months ago

function solution(list){
    let out = [];
    const modArray = (array) => {
        array.toList = function () {
            return this.length > 2 ? `${this[0]}-${this.slice(-1)}` : this.join(',');
        }
        return array;
    }
    let streak = modArray([]);

    for (const x of list)
    {
        if (!streak.length || streak.slice(-1)[0] + 1 === x)
            streak.push(x);

        else
        {
            out.push(streak.toList());
            streak = modArray([x]);
        }
    }
    out.push(streak.toList());
    return out.join(',');
}

[radiant kraken]

yum thanks for the spoonfeed

[civic scroll]

> sayuri extract algo -i number[] -o number[][]

[rustic nova]

RuntimeError: Timeout context manager should be used inside a task

also most depressing moment

[sage bobcat]

One message removed from a suspended account.

[civic scroll]

so ```js
function range(list: number[]) {
let out = [], streak = [];
for (const x of list) {
if (!streak.length || streak.slice(-1)[0] + 1 === x)
streak.push(x);
else
{
out.push(streak);
streak = [x];
}
}
if (streak.length > 1)
out.push(streak);
return out;
}

[civic scroll]

@radiant kraken

[lyric mountain]

you know you're desperate when u searched for an error solution on reddit

[radiant kraken]

i know

i can implement it myself by looking at the code

i'm not the average #development asker

[rustic nova]

am fr done rn

literally back to java rn

[sage bobcat]

One message removed from a suspended account.

[civic scroll]

i wanna clean up the code to make it easier for you to read

[rustic nova]

is what I did

[radiant kraken]

i already can read it

[rustic nova]

yet python cries with

RuntimeError: Timeout context manager should be used inside a task

[civic scroll]

idk

sorry

[radiant kraken]

this might surprise y'all but

[sage bobcat]

One message removed from a suspended account.

[radiant kraken]

i have the ability to read

[rustic nova]

async flask

[civic scroll]

import task

[rustic nova]

async method

rage

[sage bobcat]

One message removed from a suspended account.

[rustic nova]

I'm starting to hate it

[civic scroll]

i personally will have to use python

[sage bobcat]

One message removed from a suspended account.

[radiant kraken]

fuck Python

[civic scroll]

because computer science

[radiant kraken]

Cobra is better

[sage bobcat]

One message removed from a suspended account.

[civic scroll]

now write

[radiant kraken]

yes

i have that ability too

[lyric mountain]

use groovy if u dont like java verbosiness

[radiant kraken]

ik you all are jealous 😎

[rustic nova]

i literally started to fuckin figure out bootstrap

then python gives me the middlefinger

I love it

[civic scroll]

import react

[rustic nova]

also whatever this fucking site managed to fuck up

[civic scroll]

what the fuck

[earnest phoenix]

Did you figure this out already? Sorry I'm late

[radiant kraken]

yes

you're late

i'm ashamed of you

[earnest phoenix]

[dry imp]

python is pog

literally best language 🙄

[rustic nova]

k am officially done

fuck this language

[wheat mesa]

Not hard to swallow, python is stinky

[wheat mesa]

TRUE!

[rustic nova]

I'm so fuckin down bad, am literally about to just start 2 sockets, have one be the bot and the other one the website and have them exchange the messages

[solemn imp]

im storing as datetime.datetime.utcnow() but how can i store it as a format like HH:MM:SS

[lyric mountain]

why tho?

you want your dates to be precise and parseable, not readable

[solemn imp]

oh

ok

[lyric mountain]

simply format it when showing to the user

[solemn imp]

i need to compare it but idk how

how would i show the timeleft if they are on cooldown

in this format

HH:MM:SS

how would i format datetime.datetime.utcnow()

[lyric mountain]

what language are u using?

[pale vessel]

That's python

[lyric mountain]

ah, idk python enough to answer then

but there's this https://pynative.com/python-difference-between-two-dates/#:~:text=Use the strptime(date_str%2C%20format,as%20per%20the%20corresponding%20format%20.&text=To%20get%20the%20difference%20between,result%20is%20a%20timedelta%20object.

literally the first result

[floral mist]

anyone has experience with systemctl? when i run script manually, it loads all my language models correctly but when i run the same script with systemctl its not loading all the models. noob w systemctl

it loads like half

[radiant kraken]

language?

i thought it was a type of snake

[floral mist]

maybe i have to give proper permissions

solution was to set User under [Service] GG

[earnest phoenix]

If I want to do that the bots do not save their information or any things in the database or no one can see what they have?

[lyric mountain]

you simply don't save

I'm starting to think there's no "friend" at all given how much stuff ur trying to implement

[rustic nova]

Hello everyone who does Python, I am once again asking for your support:

I'm currently working on the following setup:

• a discord bot using pycord
• a flask server, running a dashboard

My goal is to send a message into a channel using said dashboard for testing.

But oh no.. I am facing the following issue:

Timeout context manager should be used inside a task
This error seems to happen on the coroutine to the send method from where I'd send a message on
Flask is using the asyncio extra so that I can execute coroutines within flask views

Stackoverflow has not helped me either

[lyric mountain]

accept your destiny and come to java

being multithread helps a ton for apis

[rustic nova]

I am honestly

contemplating on doing so

But I dont like how java does stuff aaaa

[wheat mesa]

Java is easy

[rustic nova]

python too

[civic scroll]

javascript

[rustic nova]

async is annoying

[lyric mountain]

go groovy if u dont like java syntax

[civic scroll]

kotlin

fun main

[rustic nova]

fun main

more like

[wheat mesa]

Java futures are annoying imo but it’s still a good language

[rustic nova]

pending doom

[civic scroll]

fun NotFun() {}

[lyric mountain]

sometimes I wonder if Promises are based on Futures

there's just too much similarity to be coincidence

[rustic nova]

i was like, literally at the point of just removing the Runtime error line from the helper.py of aiohttp

[wheat mesa]

Either way promises are much better than futures

[rustic nova]

out of frustration

[lyric mountain]

for example?

[wheat mesa]

Async await syntax is much better

I just don’t like the way futures work in Java, it feels like a clunky workaround to adding async to it

[rustic nova]

is it a bad idea to ask on stackoverflow

cant go lower anyways

[lyric mountain]

it has 90% chance of being downvoted to oblivion and marked as duplicate

but sometimes it works

[rustic nova]

then they should tell me the appropriate solution to my issue

smh

[civic scroll]

just use languages that has proper async syntax

[earnest phoenix]

If there is, what is the benefit? I think that I am working on a special project for myself and I do not want it, so I can not tell him, but he really does not exist now

[wheat mesa]

Ask on SO, then go on an alternate account and answer something wildly incorrect. People hate helping but love correcting others 😉

[rustic nova]

lmao

[wheat mesa]

Or use rust

Rust has great async await

[rustic nova]

nah

too close to the system for me

did try rust in my internship

but not my thing really

[wheat mesa]

It’s fun if you’re into it

[rustic nova]

nah

[wheat mesa]

Some of the web frameworks abstract a lot of the low level stuff away from you

To a certain extent you’ll always be dealing with it though

[rustic nova]

oh

my

fucking

god

i did it

Literally

5th

fucking google page

https://www.pythonfixing.com/2021/11/fixed-how-to-communicate-between.html

[wheat mesa]

Lmfao

[sudden geyser]

hot take, but imo async/await is unnecessary syntax that doesn't really benefit programs

I don't know how I feel about Java Futures though

[wheat mesa]

It’s just syntactic sugar to make it easy to use. It’s not necessary syntax, but I certainly much prefer it over the alternative

[sudden geyser]

Yeah, but that's what I don't like about it. The syntactic sugar actually makes it harder to use!

[civic scroll]

mmm yes, chained promise callback hell

[civic scroll]

it's just similar to return a promise object and promise resolve then

in case of js

and actually in js i would prefer the syntactic sugar

[dry needle]

Is there an API Limit on how many roles you may create per day? 😅 Either i Broke my code or reached it when debugging on a test server

[sudden geyser]

The issue I have with it is that same similarity which makes you to write asynchronous code as if it's synchronous

[civic scroll]

it's easy to see the indication

and context as well

[sudden geyser]

There was some article I read a while ago that shared many of the same issues I had with it but I can't find it

No, not really.

[earnest phoenix]

Someone tell me what does this calculation do?

{return 5 * (Math.pow(level, 2)) + 50 * level + 100;}}

I mean, what is required of the user to reach the next level?

[sudden geyser]

Turn that code into a function and try calling it with different levels.

[civic scroll]

expression results in 5 * level ^ 2 + 50 * level + 100

or assume level is x here is a more concise version

5x² + 50x + 100

[wheat mesa]

It’s a quadratic function

[civic scroll]

it's a number operation

trol

[wheat mesa]

You can use Desmos to graph this expression (or your graphing calculator of choice) and see the amount it takes to reach a certain level

(The x axis will be the level, and the y axis will represent the amount of xp required to reach that level)

[lyric mountain]

that formula is brutal depending on how much xp u earn

[wheat mesa]

Yeah quadratic is exponential so it’s not an amazing leveling formula at higher levels

[lyric mountain]

I use level² * 100, has a good curve tbh (15 xp per message)

also I use cumulative xp so there's that

[sudden geyser]

mee6 leveling system leaked

[lyric mountain]

I heard so many jokes abt mee6 levelling that I'm afraid to ask if it's THAT bad

[sudden geyser]

it's just bad

like real bad

[lyric mountain]

in a scale of CD Projekt <---------------> EA, how bad?

[sudden geyser]

EA surprise mechanics bad

[lyric mountain]

zamn

[eternal osprey]

hey guys, how would i convert this so, that it only would get the current time? js end_dt:'2022-08-10T12:15:00-04:00'

Instead of that date, and 04:00 behind it (04:00 is the current timezone)

[sudden geyser]

So the 12:15:00?

What language are you using?

[eternal osprey]

yeah, js!

[sudden geyser]

You have two options:

• Convert it into a Date object and use the toLocaleDateString method (don't know if this would result in the behavior intended, but the Date object should still have methods for getting the pieces you want).
• Convert it into Unix time and have Discord format it for you (https://discord.com/developers/docs/reference#message-formatting).

[eternal osprey]

Awesome, thank you!

[uneven heath]

Say I have to transfer some data in form of Objects to the interaction event after an user interact with a select menu. How would I should go with it.

Currently thinking of storing the object in a Collection<string, Object> and then use message id as a reference (put it in menu id, parse it later in interaction event)

FYI: This is Javascript/Typescript btw

[winged linden]

yo

got a question, i just upgraded from v12.5.1 to v13.3.1

whats the equivalent of message.guild.me.hasPermission("EMBED_LINKS") in this version

[eternal osprey]

message.member.guild.permissions.has

[winged linden]

thanks miss/sir

[wheat mesa]

Why Object? There’s almost always a better way to represent data than that

But if you’re handling that part fine, Collections are just fancy maps

[winged linden]

didnt work

[uneven heath]

Let just say it's more like a Type

[uneven heath]

I don't want to mean Object in a literal way

[winged linden]

anyone?

[wheat mesa]

Ah okay

Collections are just extended maps, with O(1) access. They’re very efficient for storing data where you have a set of unique keys like IDs. If it works for you, it’s a good solution most likely

[uneven heath]

Welp, guess that's the way then.

[wheat mesa]

message.member.permissions.has

[uneven heath]

Feels like updating to v14 might be nicer for handling permission and stuff

After all, stuff like ChannelType or Permission are now on Enum

Esp on TS

[quartz kindle]

maps/collections are better if you have lots of keys, like thousands

objects are always better for small stuff

[wheat mesa]

I thought maps/collections were just basically objects

[quartz kindle]

they are different under the hood

maps are hash tables

[wheat mesa]

Then what are objects

[quartz kindle]

objects are many things depending on context

they can be structs, can be linked lists, can be hash tables

[wheat mesa]

I see

[quartz kindle]

maps have a much bigger instance overhead

both memory and performance

so they are not good for creating and deleting instances lots of times

[wheat mesa]

A good hashing algorithm will be very fast, but yeah it does require a lot of memory overhead/allocations

Or at least that’s what I’ve learned from my individual experience and CS classes

[ancient nova]

ERROR Unhandled rejection: TypeError: Cannot read properties of null (reading 'has')

    if (message.guild && !message.channel.permissionsFor(message.guild.me).has(
        [
            Permissions.FLAGS.VIEW_CHANNEL, 
            Permissions.FLAGS.SEND_MESSAGES, 
            Permissions.FLAGS.EMBED_LINKS
        ]
    )) return;

why?

I check if it's in a guild first, so it cannot be because someone DMs the bot

I should probably add that it only happens sometimes, not quite sure when but when it happens it spams the console at least 1000 times before stopping

[hidden gorge]

ok so i’m wondering this in py our bot has a command and when you run it you have to put a message that has 100 characters is there a way to send a message saying that the message is under 100 characters?

[ancient nova]

obviously

check for string length and do the more than operator

if (string.length >= 100)
   return message.reply({
     content: "You cannot have a string longer than 100 letters"
   });

[wheat mesa]

inb4 he tries to use this js code in python

[ancient nova]

oh I didn't read

🤣

[wheat mesa]

No no, let it happen

[quartz kindle]

happens when guild.me is not cached

[wheat mesa]

I have money on this

[ancient nova]

that requires cache?

[quartz kindle]

guild.me is a getter/shortcut for guild.members.cache.get(client.user.id)

[ancient nova]

ah then should I just do
message.guild.me || guild.members.cache.get(client.user.id)?

[wheat mesa]

That would get you the same result

[ancient nova]

cause my temporary fix was kinda lazy xd

[quartz kindle]

no thats doing the same thing twice

[ancient nova]

what?

[wheat mesa]

^

[ancient nova]

how do you actually fetch it then?

[wheat mesa]

Fetch yourself

[quartz kindle]

guild.members.fetch

[wheat mesa]

This sounded like a threat

[quartz kindle]

goan fetch yourself

[ancient nova]

xd

[hidden gorge]

didn’t even use the code

[quartz kindle]

did discord move the deadline for the message content intent again? i swear it was end of september, not beginning

that means i have 20 days now to rework my bot

i didnt even start yet

[ancient nova]

I can't come up with anything more creative

[quartz kindle]

lol

[wheat mesa]

Make a permissions handler and stop using that inline “style” it hurts my eyes

[ancient nova]

I mean I will need the message content for my chat filter and anti fish features so I guess I can keep using message commands either way

I will add slash at some point tho

[quartz kindle]

const me = await message.guild.members.fetch(client.user.id);
...permissionsFor(me)...

[ancient nova]

it's pointless to fetch if it's already cached

besides it would be dangerous kinda, it would fetch each time the messageCreate event is called

[quartz kindle]

fetch already accounts for that

all djs fetch functions check the cache before fetching

unless you use force:true

[ancient nova]

really?

[quartz kindle]

yes, you can always check the source code for fetch

[ancient nova]

just to make sure that's on every d.js version?

I'm using 13.8

[quartz kindle]

afaik it has always been like that

[ancient nova]

huh then why did the people always tell me not to use fetch when I can check cache?

[ancient nova]

better?

[wheat mesa]

No

[ancient nova]

wdym no

[wheat mesa]

The return bothers the hell out of me

[quartz kindle]

stuff like channels and guilds usually dont need fetching because they are always cached by default

[ancient nova]

why tho?

[wheat mesa]

You have the biggest if statement known to man

[quartz kindle]

ive had bigger ones lol

[wheat mesa]

Personally I would just assign that to a variable and then do if(variable) return;

[ancient nova]

same lol

[wheat mesa]

I’m sure it’s all inlined by v8 at some point or another so this probably doesn’t affect performance either ^

[ancient nova]

does this bother you, Waffle?

[wheat mesa]

It bothers me that you’re still using strings for booleans, yes

Other than that it’s perfectly fine

[ancient nova]

someone else proved that it won't matter whether I use strings or bools a couple weeks ago

[wheat mesa]

I just don’t like looking at the giant multiple line if statement and then the tiny inline return

[wheat mesa]

And who was that may I ask

[ancient nova]

either Voltrex or Tim

[wheat mesa]

I’m pretty sure Tim said it wouldn’t matter on a small scale

[quartz kindle]

pretty much ^

[ancient nova]

yeah something like that

[wheat mesa]

But that if it scales up it will chew up memory

[ancient nova]

my bot already uses almost 400mb

[wheat mesa]

Not to mention your poor database will be eating bytes for breakfast

[quartz kindle]

noob

[ancient nova]

I cache wayy too many things

[proven escarp]

ok here are some fucked things about your code:

1. WTF DON'T USE BOOLEANS AS STRINGS?!??!? 💀
2. WHAT IS THIS IF STATEMENT ON THE SAME LINE AS THE END OF THE OTHER IF STATEMENT 💀💀💀
3. PLEASE JESUS MAKE A FRICKING VARIABLE FOR THAT IF STATEMENT 💀💀💀💀💀

thanks for reading my message ❤️

[quartz kindle]

once i rework my bot, it will use 30mb ram

[proven escarp]

😳

[ancient nova]

I wish you would rewrite mine 😩

[proven escarp]

also igor with a 6gb vps for his bot with 90 servers

[ancient nova]

😭

[quartz kindle]

webhook interactions, no gateway

[wheat mesa]

Ah okay I was about to say…

[quartz kindle]

basically a glorified webserver

[wheat mesa]

Since gateway connections are relatively expensive to maintain

[ancient nova]

so that's why discord is trying to get rid of them?

[quartz kindle]

webhook interactions really were god given

[wheat mesa]

What

[proven escarp]

no?

[wheat mesa]

Gateway connections are not going to disappear

Lol

[quartz kindle]

no more receiving 848828834 irrelevant events

[wheat mesa]

You can simply choose to have interactions sent to a webserver instead for your own reasons if you don’t require a gateway connection

[ancient nova]

it seems like discord is going to focus more and more on slash until having a gateway connection won't ne necessary

[wheat mesa]

That’s not how it works

You receive almost all events through the gateway

[ancient nova]

idk there is always that cheaper option that companies will go towards

[proven escarp]

what?

[quartz kindle]

indeed, currently webhooks can only be used for 1 out of 40+ events

[proven escarp]

that makes no sense

not tim

[wheat mesa]

Slash commands aren’t a replacement for a gateway connection, you can just choose to use them instead if your application does not need anything related to gateway

[quartz kindle]

who knows if they will enable webhooks for more events

[proven escarp]

probably not

they didn't update the webhooks in so long

[wheat mesa]

Some events just happen far too often for discord to send a POST request for each one

[proven escarp]

ye

[wheat mesa]

I feel like getting messageCreate events through POST would suck

[quartz kindle]

imagine presence updates

:^)

[wheat mesa]

Lmfao

[ancient nova]

[wheat mesa]

One bot would bring down the whole DAPI from presence updates

[quartz kindle]

precense updates via webhook is basically a dos attack

[wheat mesa]

That’s why they got rid of the banlist endpoint or whatever it was, some bot had like 500k+ bans and was nearly bringing down the whole API every time it fetched it

[proven escarp]

fun

[quartz kindle]

xD

[ancient nova]

💀

[quartz kindle]

i mean

[ancient nova]

I have a banlist command

[quartz kindle]

they could just paginate it

like they do with members

[wheat mesa]

Yeah but then it would way less useful

Unless they supplied some other information

[quartz kindle]

filters by date or by username

[wheat mesa]

Yeah

[ancient nova]

@quartz kindle could using fetch ever be slow?

[wheat mesa]

Yes

[ancient nova]

would using fetch in my case be slow?

[wheat mesa]

No

[quartz kindle]

whats the single most expensive rest api call today?

[wheat mesa]

After you fetch it once it’ll be cached

Then when you call to fetch it again, instead of fetching it’ll return it from the cache

[wheat mesa]

Uhhhhh idk

[ancient nova]

fetching for the first time will be slow and the next will be fast?

[wheat mesa]

No

They’ll both be fast

[quartz kindle]

list guild channels can have up to 500 channels

[wheat mesa]

Fetching the first time will just be slower than the cache

Since that’s what cache is designed for

[ancient nova]

I just restarted my bot and it responded with a 1-2 second delay for the first few command executions

even now it feels slightly slower

[wheat mesa]

Sounds like a major skill issue and not a fetch issue

[ancient nova]

might be my imagination though

[wheat mesa]

Although I don’t know what all you’re fetching

[ancient nova]

my skills are good enough

[ancient nova]

I always use cache for most things

almost never do .fetch

[wheat mesa]

Unless you’re fetching like 20000000000 people you’re not gonna really notice a difference unless the API response time is slow for whatever reason

[ancient nova]

the api response for me is 100mb

[wheat mesa]

If you ever notice your bot being slow, check it’s rest api ping

[quartz kindle]

100mb

[ancient nova]

ms *

[wheat mesa]

Then check the DAPI server status for any issues

But if your bot is consistently slow then it’s probably your code

[quartz kindle]

my ping is 130mb

[wheat mesa]

I have 650ns of ram

[ancient nova]

whats ur heartbeat ping @quartz kindle ?

[quartz kindle]

small

[ancient nova]

mine is 32ms

[quartz kindle]

usually about 25

[ancient nova]

dang

[radiant kraken]

mine is 90 bpm

[wheat mesa]

My gateway ping is like 60-85ms, rest is about 150-250 depending on the day

[quartz kindle]

my heartbeat ping will be 9999999 after the rework

:^)

[wheat mesa]

rss is below 90mb 😎

[ancient nova]

my rrs is 100mb after a clean reboot
around 200 after a couple hours

and after a couple days it can reach up to 300

[wheat mesa]

memory leak

[quartz kindle]

host on windows and your rss will bw 20mb

:^)

[wheat mesa]

(Doesn’t mean it’s actually only using 20mb though!)

[ancient nova]

I'm hoping it's because I cache a lot of stuff for each guild

[wheat mesa]

Sounds like a memory leak to me, considering your bot is under 100 servers

Especially if it grows over time

[quartz kindle]

message cache

members cache

[ancient nova]

then do you have any ideas where it might be coming from?

[quartz kindle]

those things grow over ti.e

[wheat mesa]

Yes but I have those caches enabled and I don’t grow over 120mb usually

[ancient nova]

yeah and a clean boot doesn't have them cached yet

is that it?

[quartz kindle]

ye

[ancient nova]

great

I mean it still isn't great that it's using over 300mb but it's great that it's not a mem leak

[wheat mesa]

I don’t see how cached messages/members at his bot’s size would account for up to 200mb of ram though

[radiant kraken]

js moment

[quartz kindle]

djs moment

[ancient nova]

everybody be hating on js

[wheat mesa]

Nobody hating on js but insane devs

Or C devs still living their glory days in the 90s

[quartz kindle]

im insane and i like js

[wheat mesa]

js is so powerful now that you can’t even hate on it that much

Though the date api overhaul proposals need to hurry up

[radiant kraken]

C devs thinking a kilobyte is bloat

[quartz kindle]

its so powerful it kidnapped princess leia

[ancient nova]

can anyone check cause I think I'm actually tripping

[wheat mesa]

C devs when they see C++ users using a couple bytes of overhead for smart pointers to ensure a safe program

[quartz kindle]

you are

[ancient nova]

is my bot's response time slow or not?

[wheat mesa]

Actually nvm smart pointers have 0 memory overhead

[quartz kindle]

response time doesnt really matter

i mean

[wheat mesa]

But it’s technically still slower :troll:

[radiant kraken]

C devs using unsigned char over int because it saves them 3 bytes of memory

[ancient nova]

come on it does 100% esp if your bot has message content commands

[quartz kindle]

add a timer at the beginnign of your event, and another at end of your command

[wheat mesa]

C devs using unsigned char over int and not realizing that it’ll be aligned to 4 bytes either way because of the CPU

[quartz kindle]

see how much ms the command takes to complete

anything beyond that, is internet issues

[ancient nova]

I thought of doing that but I'm too lazy

I'll just ask another human to run a couple commands and test it out

[radiant kraken]

pain

[ancient nova]

you think it's my bandwitch's issues or my vps?

[radiant kraken]

what a waste of 3 bytes

[ancient nova]

[wheat mesa]

ItsOkayBae using strings for booleans instead of bitsets for settings :troll:

[quartz kindle]

bandwitch

[ancient nova]

when I converted those strings back to booleans it broke my entire saving system I had to rewrite it again back to string

😩

[quartz kindle]

noob

[ancient nova]

but now I kinda realize I just could've put a toString before saving the input that it would've been solved

so my bad ig

too lazy to try and rewrite it again

tho

[wheat mesa]

I’m now thinking about how much memory overhead it would save you to use bitsets instead of fucking strings for true/false settings 😭

On a large scale that would actually be a pretty significant improvement

[quartz kindle]

about 50kb out of his 300mb

lmao

[ancient nova]

once my bot joins more than 200 servers I'll rewrite it

[wheat mesa]

I think I just like bitsets as a data structure tbh

[ancient nova]

atm I'm too lazy

[wheat mesa]

They’re cool

Also this year I’m taking a digital electronics class and I’ll finally be able to learn how the low low level shit works

Like logic gates and shit

[radiant kraken]

if you care about memory so much then rewrite it in C

i mean Rust

[wheat mesa]

I don’t care about memory THAT much but cmon it really wouldn’t take much effort to use bools instead of strings

And if you think about it you could save a few clock cycles by comparing 1 bit instead of at minimum 1 byte at a time 😉

[quartz kindle]

youre complaining about using strings for bools while discord sends you an array of guild features as strings instead of a bitfield

[wheat mesa]

God I’m starting to sound like speedy

I think I just like low level stuff

[ancient nova]

[wheat mesa]

It’s fun

[radiant kraken]

same

but you use Rust

instead of C++

[wheat mesa]

Maybe I’d enjoy the compiler optimizations part of langdev

I know C++ I just am not very good at it

And the C++ community is kinda unhelpful in a lot of cases

Seems like they always want you to do something with an obscure stdlib function

[quartz kindle]

everyone tells you to install boost

[wheat mesa]

Lmfao

Literally that

[radiant kraken]

boost is bloat

[wheat mesa]

Honestly the main difference between C and C++ at this point is the fucking standard libs

C++’s stdlib is basically a whole language itself

[quartz kindle]

90% of stackoverflow answers for c++ use boost

[radiant kraken]

Can't wait for someone to make a C++ compiler but instead of including the std library it uses boost

[quartz kindle]

lmao

[wheat mesa]

I still wanna make OogaBoogaLang

CavemanLang

Whatever it’s called

Sounds like a fun project

[quartz kindle]

lmao²

[radiant kraken]

me when std::any

[wheat mesa]

Lmao

Me when you can return multiple different types from a C++ function by throwing them instead of returning

[quartz kindle]

namespace std as fuck
fuck::any

[radiant kraken]

it's basically what goto does

[wheat mesa]

Although I was told that’s tapping into some sort of special c++ virtual machine environment at that point

Not sure if that’s true or not, but was told that by some c++ expert

[ancient nova]

me variable = "rock"
me console output rock // "rock"

very nice

[quartz kindle]

i tried making a multi type hash map

in c++

the compiler went ape shit trying to generate all possible template combinations

[ancient nova]

what are u guys talking about

[wheat mesa]

Reads too much like js

Refer to #general message for my plans

[radiant kraken]

std::hash_map<T, std::any>

ezpz

[ancient nova]

amazing

[wheat mesa]

Enjoy template errors

[ancient nova]

I would 100% write a discord api wrapper for caveman lang

[wheat mesa]

Write one for BreakfastLang when I finish it

[ancient nova]

you made that too :0

[wheat mesa]

Though you’d have to be pretty knowledgeable on how to create one since I don’t have any idea how you would even start

And I don’t have interop with rust or FFI for C or anything

[quartz kindle]

brb writing tinycave and tinybreakfast

[wheat mesa]

Though I think I may add some interop with rust

[ancient nova]

[wheat mesa]

Also it’s not really object oriented :troll:

[radiant kraken]

rewrite tinycord in node-gyp when

[quartz kindle]

lmao

[ancient nova]

Waffle I found the perfect name for your caveman lang

[radiant kraken]

it's not tiny enough

must be microscopic

[quartz kindle]

just use dpp with node gyp

[ancient nova]

C man
so it would sound like a C branch
and the long name would be Cave man

[radiant kraken]

yes

[wheat mesa]

I like that

@quartz kindle tinyasm when?

[quartz kindle]

lmao

[ancient nova]

🤣

[quartz kindle]

brb writing a discord wrapper in binary

[radiant kraken]

pov: binary

[quartz kindle]

discord lib written in tapes and punch cards

[wheat mesa]

I should just make a bytecode compiler for x86

[radiant kraken]

discord.f

[wheat mesa]

The parsing… would be easy…

And it would basically just be as easy as going straight from assembly to opcodes

Since asm is basically just opcodes already if you think about it

[quartz kindle]

or straight to gay

[wheat mesa]

A little bit more abstracted than opcodes but not by much

[radiant kraken]

is there a discord api wrapper in fortran

[wheat mesa]

Probably

[quartz kindle]

fortran and C are kind of transpilable between each other no?

[wheat mesa]

I’m sure they are

[quartz kindle]

i believe ive seen libs like that

with both versions

@wheat mesa write something in intercal

[ancient nova]

can anyone tell me what this does

/^(?:(?:https?|ftp):\/\/)?(?:(?!(?:10|127)(?:\.\d{1,3}){3})(?!(?:169\.254|192\.168)(?:\.\d{1,3}){2})(?!172\.(?:1[6-9]|2\d|3[0-1])(?:\.\d{1,3}){2})(?:[1-9]\d?|1\d\d|2[01]\d|22[0-3])(?:\.(?:1?\d{1,2}|2[0-4]\d|25[0-5])){2}(?:\.(?:[1-9]\d?|1\d\d|2[0-4]\d|25[0-4]))|(?:(?:[a-z\u00a1-\uffff0-9]-*)*[a-z\u00a1-\uffff0-9]+)(?:\.(?:[a-z\u00a1-\uffff0-9]-*)*[a-z\u00a1-\uffff0-9]+)*(?:\.(?:[a-z\u00a1-\uffff]{2,})))(?::\d{2,5})?(?:\/\S*)?$/

[quartz kindle]

things

looks like its matching ip addresses

both v4 and v6

[ancient nova]

oh that makes sense

why does it include ftp tho

[quartz kindle]

well its a valid protocol

idk what the purpose of this regex is

my phone is diedieying

pepsiying

[ancient nova]

💀

[quartz kindle]

i go sleep kthxbye

[ancient nova]

you okay tim?

[ancient nova]

gn

[wheat mesa]

what is intercal

bro my school blocks github

it's so annoying

I just want to work on my language at school

we do a little bit of non descriptive commits

lmao I accidentally committed my cranelift ir file I was testing with

whoops

[radiant kraken]

my country blocked the godot game engine

[wheat mesa]

brug

[radiant kraken]

maybe they were super biased towards unity

[wheat mesa]

if anything unity is way more of a threat than godot at this point

cough cough ironsource

[ancient nova]

didn't unity colaborate with some company that spread malware

I watched a vid about this like a month ago but didn't see any updates on that

[wheat mesa]

^

[ancient nova]

ah that's the company?

that kinda reminds me of my game

gonna have to go finish it at some point

[lyric mountain]

remember: RollerCoaster Tycoon was made entirely in assembly

and has literally 0 bugs

[wheat mesa]

yeah it's the most impressive thing I've ever seen

the only C it uses is for DirectX compatibility layers

[lyric mountain]

that man literally won the life game

it's hard for anyone to ever reach that level of skill

I mean, there's also the templeos dude

[wheat mesa]

he made over 20 million for that game saga though

well deserved

Hard work with no promise of a big reward, yet it still happened

That's respect right there

[proven escarp]

only up to the third

then it's C iirc

[lyric mountain]

rct was THE game franchise of that era

until sid meyers came

[proven escarp]

templeos guy is just on another level fr

[lyric mountain]

according to him, god sent to his mind the entire source code

the most insane part is that he fckin managed to write an entire OS "alone"

[sharp geyser]

False

[ancient nova]

didn'f muta make a video on that

he wouldn't lie

[sharp geyser]

The company didn't inherently spread malware, it was just a form of harmless adware as it wasn't really in the way it was just there and the idiots who click through an installation wizard don't pay attention to the check boxes download the advertised software that is patched into it

The whole malware thing came from people abusing their SDK

You can't hold a company responsible for people abusing their software for what it wasn't intended to be used for.

At that point you might as well just blame windows as well

[sudden geyser]

still malware, still sucks

[sharp geyser]

Not to mention, Ironsource has since abandoned that project and made amends for their "mistake" and have focused on advertising purely

Yes but the company can't be held responsible for other's misdeeds

[sudden geyser]

yes you can

that's called negligence

[sharp geyser]

Then you might as well shame windows as well

[sudden geyser]

we do

[sharp geyser]

And yet you guys still use it despite the risks?

[sudden geyser]

because windows has actually gotten good at blocking malware

[sharp geyser]

The internet ain't going to be sunshine and rainbows, and not to mention Ironsource's intentions was never to promote the spreading of malware

[sudden geyser]

there's some other attribute of the company buying unity that's concerning but I won't say

[sharp geyser]

They might of dabbled in adware but they never did any malware

They didn't buy unity though?

They just made a exchange in stocks but that doesn't mean they bought out unity

[sudden geyser]

ah, not a buyout, but still a merger

[sharp geyser]

Yea

All that merger does is enhance unity's ad side of it

So unless you don't use Unity ads

you have nothing to worry about if you still think you'll be harmed in some way

The only thing I dislike about the people who are fighting against the merger is they didn't do any research before hand and just go based off rumors

[sudden geyser]

I mean, doing one search for the company brings up https://www.thegamer.com/unity-criticised-for-merging-with-known-malware-distributor/

[sharp geyser]

"The... company best known for its malware delivery system? You're merging with them, and proud of that?"
Again, I feel a little offputting about this

I personally feel you can't blame a company for someone using their software for what it wasn't intended to be used for

Sure, their SDK helped people do malicious things, and that is primarily why it was abandoned

They didn't want to keep that image going so the abandoned it and decided to focus on their companies main point, which was advertising. This can be seen just by searching for installCore or ironsource's website

[sudden geyser]

most companies don't develop software with malware in mind. imo it doesn't matter if it wasn't intended to be used in some way—it still was ultimately its use value to people. it's like me being apologetic towards a crypto company that got drained because they had bad security: sure, it wasn't the use value, but it still happened, and now I'm broke

[sharp geyser]

Okay, but putting all that blame on a company for something that was relatively out of their control. Just seems like a shit thing to do. They have already made efforts to make amends for a mistake they didn't intend on making and yet people give no fucks.

When it comes down to it, even if their software was used maliciously. They can't be the only ones to blame. Not to mention even if their software wasn't a thing, people would still find other ways to do it despite this fact.

[sudden geyser]

Yes, and they deserve every ounce of criticism they get. I'm more sympathetic to the people who got malware installed on their systems due to that company's bad practices (and other brands that chose to use them as well). But this has dragged on for a bit

[sharp geyser]

Well I guess we can just agree to disagree

[sharp geyser]

Although, I feel little sympathy for people like this

People shouldn't be installing random shit on their computer

If you got malware that is kind of your own fault

[bright hornet]

Anyone knows how to get the user information?

[Map Iterator] {
  GuildMember {
    user: User {
      id: '920847730480390175',
      bot: false,
      system: false,
      flags: [UserFlags],
      username: 'Rim Kyung-Mi',
      discriminator: '9069',
      avatar: 'b266c41fea5df722db5a199caf89cdfa',
      banner: undefined,
      accentColor: undefined
    },
    avatar: null
  }
}

its from message.mentions.members.values()

[sharp geyser]

Why are you doing that

[bright hornet]

using message.mentions.members.values().user is undefined

[bright hornet]

ermm something economy things

[sharp geyser]

Yes, but what are your intentions

You normally never have to do .values

[bright hornet]

I need to get the id's from one mention or multiple mentions for storing it on database

[sharp geyser]

Also it looks like only one user was mentioned, you can just do .first()

[bright hornet]

Yes i know, but i need to make it one || multiple

[sharp geyser]

Then use a loop

.values() as it says in the result

returns a Map Iterator

[bright hornet]

hmm

so userList.map or something

[sharp geyser]

for(const member of <Message>.mentions.members.values()) {
  <Database>.insert({userId: member.id}) // idk how you do your db stuff but just insert your member.id appropriately
}

[bright hornet]

oh

values automatically gets the ids?

[sharp geyser]

No

It just makes an iterator

[bright hornet]

ah i understand now

[sharp geyser]

so it has a array of member objects

[bright hornet]

alright thanks for that

[sharp geyser]

no problem

[sonic lodge]

so i have a react component in a file defined like this:

// component.js
import {Component} from 'react';

window.addEventListener('load', () => {
  console.log('load');
});

class Main extends Component {
  // ...

  componentDidMount() {
    console.log('componentDidMount');
    window.addEventListener('load', () => {
      console.log('load 2');
    });
  }

  // ...

  render() {
    console.log('rendered');
    // ...
  }
}

const container = document.getElementById('ui');
const root = ReactDOM.createRoot(container);
root.render(<Main/>);

when i render this component on my pc, it always logs in this exact order:

rendered
componentDidMount
load
load 2

but when i render this component on my phone, it always logs

load
rendered
componentDidMount```

basically the component is a modal that starts out with a .hidden class, then when i get the load event, i remove the class so it fades into existence
but with the second behavior, the load event comes first and at that moment there's no rendered component to modify
anyone know why ?

[sharp geyser]

Oh god

using the class version of react components

[sonic lodge]

oop

[sharp geyser]

Question

Why are you doing a load event when it mounts and one before it mounts?

[sonic lodge]

i was just trying to solve the problem mentioned above

you can ignore the second one

[sharp geyser]

Well it seems you wanna do it on mount no?

or am I misunderstanding the situation here

[lament rock]

front end work

[sharp geyser]

I don't know much about react myself

Im an angular kind of guy

[lament rock]

a cute angle

[vivid fulcrum]

the logic doesn't make sense anyways

[lament rock]

I'll see myself out now

[sharp geyser]

ur cute

I mean what

[vivid fulcrum]

by the time react gets to the render function everything should be loaded

[sharp geyser]

Doesn't react render before running componentDidMount

[sonic lodge]

as in the load event should be emitted after rendering?

[vivid fulcrum]

yeah my bad

you shouldn't be using the load event in the first place

[sonic lodge]

hm

[sonic lodge]

does this mean that the first behavior is wrong

because the load event gets emitted after render is called

[vivid fulcrum]

you're trying to show a pop up on the page load, right?

[sonic lodge]

yeah

[vivid fulcrum]

i think you can just use a boolean state for this with a default value of true

states come later in the lifecycle

[sharp geyser]

iirc you can use componentWillMount

which runs before render

Actuallyy wait no

componentWillMount is deprecated so you can't use it

[sonic lodge]

something like this?

class Main extends Component {
  constructor(props) {
    super(props);
    this.state = {
      hide: true,
    };
  }

  componentDidMount() {
    this.setState({hide: false});
  }

  render() {
    return <div className={this.state.hide ? 'hidden' : ''}></div>
  }
}```

[vivid fulcrum]

TIAS

[sharp geyser]

Using state is definitely a good idea though

[vivid fulcrum]

also is there a reason you're not using hooks?

[sharp geyser]

let [hide, setHide] = useState(true)

is the better thing to do tbh

[sonic lodge]

it still has the same effect, pops open correctly on my computer but not on phone

[sonic lodge]

the reason would be i did not know that exists

[vivid fulcrum]

you should definitely switch to react hooks

[sonic lodge]

how would i use this?

[sharp geyser]

well

hide is the value

setHide is the setter

[vivid fulcrum]

const*

[sharp geyser]

yea sure const let

doesn't really matter tbh

not when using hooks

[sharp geyser]

so since setHide is a setter when changing what hide is you'd do setHide(false)

or setHide(true) if you want it to be true

[sonic lodge]

isnt useState for function components

according to doc

[sharp geyser]

Honestly

using classes is dumb anyways

React is the only time I'd never use classes

[sonic lodge]

hm i can sorta see why

but we were getting a bit off track there

[sonic lodge]

i tried the boolean state but i got the same effect

oh wait it worked

forgot to webpack

[earnest phoenix]

too good of a server for bots?
https://i.imgur.com/ixcChYf.png

[sharp geyser]

nah

perfectly fine

[earnest phoenix]

good

i was worried i was over doing it c

xd

[sharp geyser]

I don't think its enough tbh /s

[earnest phoenix]

ooo?

[sharp geyser]

do you use djs?

[earnest phoenix]

whats djs

js?

[sharp geyser]

good answer

[earnest phoenix]

loool

i use py

[sharp geyser]

I mean

its better than djs so

gj

[earnest phoenix]

mhm

[sharp geyser]

but on a serious note

I think your current hardware should last you for a while if managed properly

[earnest phoenix]

i heard i gotta build shards eventually?

tf is a shard

[sharp geyser]

It is basically just splitting up the workload

Think of it like child processes of the main process

it splits the guilds up to manage em better and is less strenuous

At roughly 1.5-2.5k you will need to start sharding

discord won't accept it otherwise iirc

[earnest phoenix]

oooo

[sharp geyser]

Sharding also comes with some thing that people sometimes find challenging

[feral aspen]

I have this method...

public void paintComponent (Graphics graphics) {
    super.paintComponent(graphics);
    Graphics2D graphics2D = (Graphics2D) graphics;

    player.draw(graphics2D);

    graphics2D.dispose();
};

As you can see within the .draw() method, I passed down graphics2D, however, within the .draw() method.

public void draw (Graphics2D graphics2D) {
    graphics2D.setColor(Color.white);
    graphics2D.fillRect(x, y, graphics2D.tileSize, graphics2D.tileSize);
};

.tileSize is undefined?

I was like, alright, maybe I didn't use public, so I did so and it still doesn't find it?

public final int tileSize = originalTileSize * scale;

[sharp geyser]

Mmm dn java

else i'd help

But whenever I see undefined

my first thought is usually Is 'x' really what I think it is?

[feral aspen]

I used the wrong variable, my bad.

[sharp geyser]

:p

So issue resolved?

[feral aspen]

Yes.

[eternal osprey]

let end_dt = '2022-08-10T12:15:00-04:00'
let date = end_dt.toLocaleDateString()
console.log(date)```hey guys why is this returning undefined?

I basically want to get that end date variable and convert it to a timestamp basically

[sudden geyser]

toLocaleDateString should be used on Date instances

[eternal osprey]

so basically new Date('2022-08-10T12:15:00-04:00'). I see!

that actually returns me "8/10/2022"

So what i would have to do now, is convert this to a timestamp and use the discord styling tag right>?

However, can't i just use regex to remove the string before the T and after the - character?

That would be way easier

Yup got it using regex!

[lyric mountain]

simply use dateformat

no need for regex

oh, js doesn't have date format

[civic scroll]

you really just called String.toLocaleDateString

💀

you can do new Date(end_dt).toWhatever()

iirc there's also ISO format that you can parse

/(\d+)-(\d{2})-(\d{2})T(\d{2}):(\d{2}):(\d{2})/

idk how gmt offset format works in iso format

[ancient nova]

[wooden ember]

bruh since when did the topgg bot have commands

-ping

[gilded plank]

pong

[pliant gorge]

Pong!

[wooden ember]

or has that been a thing for ages and i just never noticed

also, what does the voiseStateUpdate event give you? is that just fires when the bot joins/ leaves or is that just when it gets moved

[proven escarp]

Indeed. It's the only command tho.

[wooden ember]

bruh

its the same as one of my bots commands and thats how i found it

[proven escarp]

ok

[proven escarp]

the voiseStateUpdate event doesn't exist...

[wooden ember]

you sure?

only saw it used in some bot i saw on github

so it might just be a shoddy missimplamentation

client.on('voiceStateUpdate', (old, New) => {
    if(old.id !== client.user.id) return
    if(old.channelID && !New.channelID) client.queue.delete(old.guild.id)
})
``` this was all it did henc why i was asking