development

[sharp geyser]

I don't even know basic algorithms

[radiant kraken]

skill issue

[sharp geyser]

Shut up null

[radiant kraken]

<3

bogo sort my beloved

[hushed robin]

update: it did not work

[wheat mesa]

Now bogo sort’s worst case time complexity is O(infinity)

[sharp geyser]

I need to learn algorithms

I dont even remember the ones you taught me waffle

[wheat mesa]

They’re not very hard

[sharp geyser]

My brain is small waffle

and my attention span is few

[wheat mesa]

Algorithms are more interesting when you have a use case for them

[sharp geyser]

true

[radiant kraken]

become rust dev and your brain will grow

[wheat mesa]

Binary search is SUPER useful

[sharp geyser]

What use cases are there in binary search?

[radiant kraken]

but only if the list is sorted tho

[sharp geyser]

Im sure they are used in almost everything i've used

[wheat mesa]

If you know the array is sorted, you can find an element in O(log(n))

[radiant kraken]

binary search only works in sorted arrays

[wheat mesa]

Yeah

It’s like searching through a dictionary irl

[sharp geyser]

I would but I have no use for rust

[wheat mesa]

Wrong

Write everything in rust

[radiant kraken]

Based

[sharp geyser]

I don't see a reason for me to use rust

[radiant kraken]

Blazingly fast

[sharp geyser]

Serious reasons

[wheat mesa]

Graphics programming with rust looks kinda fun

[sharp geyser]

I dont do graphic related stuff rn

[radiant kraken]

Tauri looks very interesting

[wheat mesa]

It’s very good for string parsing

[radiant kraken]

looks like a good replacement for Electron

[sharp geyser]

I told you about that one

[hushed robin]

guys is this right or wrong
/pls|hello|example.com/i/g

[wheat mesa]

Rust is like a super modern c++

[sharp geyser]

still wrong

[radiant kraken]

frfr my most popular rust project is literally about that

[hushed robin]

bruh

[sharp geyser]

. is not escaped

[hushed robin]

whats wrong

[sharp geyser]

. is a reserved keyword in regex

[wheat mesa]

Have you considered not using regex in a project until you understand it @hushed robin

[radiant kraken]

Rust is C++ but everything is perfect

[hushed robin]

no

[wheat mesa]

Every beginner jumps to regex like it’s some super essential tool when in reality it’s not necessary in most situations

[hushed robin]

well

what would you recommend for what i'm doing then

[sharp geyser]

regex was made in the old days for a specific problem that doesn't exist anymore /s

idk if this is true im talking out my ass

[wheat mesa]

Just let users filter by words using <String>.contains()

[radiant kraken]

*includes

[wheat mesa]

Fuck

Same thing

Java on the brain

[sharp geyser]

Shame on you waffle

[radiant kraken]

such method doesnt exist in js

[sharp geyser]

Yes it does

[wheat mesa]

I always forget

[radiant kraken]

wait rly?

[wheat mesa]

Contains exists for arrays doesn’t it?

[sharp geyser]

Yea, if I make it

[radiant kraken]

no

Arrays use includes

[wheat mesa]

Nope it doesn’t damn

[sharp geyser]

nope

[radiant kraken]

theres no contains in js

[sharp geyser]

it uses includes on both

[wheat mesa]

I hate js method names

Just follow Java convention 🙄

[sharp geyser]

includes is such a vague naming

[hushed robin]

but

[radiant kraken]

fr

[hushed robin]

what about if they wanted to filter multiple values ☹️

[radiant kraken]

its like php using .explode()

pov: Array.some

[sharp geyser]

Where is fake

I haven't seen him around in a while

[radiant kraken]

i assassinated him

[sharp geyser]

@boreal iron ello php man

[radiant kraken]

fake literally ->explode()d

[hushed robin]

so would this be correct?
/pls|hello/i/g

[wheat mesa]

no

[hushed robin]

bruh

[radiant kraken]

learn what regex is

[wheat mesa]

(pls|hello)

[solemn latch]

I got one for you.

I have a bunch of user variables in a string, there could be 1, there could be 30

for example

"some string, wee woo <uservariable>, <someothervariable>"

currently I'm using

const variables = {
    uservariable: "something",
    someothervariable: "something else"
}


const newString = input.replace(/<(\w+)>/g, (match: string, variable: any) => variables[variable] ?? match);

👀 how do I do it without regex?

[hushed robin]

ok lemme see

[radiant kraken]

variable is string

[wheat mesa]

Just iterate over each word split by space and see if it exists in your map

[radiant kraken]

iirc

[wheat mesa]

For complex parsing cases you can use recursive descent parsing or Pratt parsing since they’re more practical than a giant regex too

[solemn latch]

its not a giant regex though, is it?

its just /<(\w+)>/g

[radiant kraken]

just use Array.some + String.includes

[wheat mesa]

I know, but this isn’t a giant solution with iterating either

Plus it’s faster

Also I find that regex is difficult to read and understand quickly

[sharp geyser]

what is w+

[solemn latch]

I have 23 variables, will that really be faster?

[radiant kraken]

words

[solemn latch]

any word

[wheat mesa]

Yes

[radiant kraken]

alphabetical + numbers + _

[wheat mesa]

It’s faster but I suppose it doesn’t matter too much if you’re not doing it a ton

But I prefer iterative solutions and avoiding regex at all costs just for readability reasons

[solemn latch]

good to know, I'll look into that.

I think this solution should be fine, as its not done too often yeah but its good to learn better methods

[wheat mesa]

It makes it easier to remember what I wrote

[hushed robin]

ok

but

if capital no match

[wheat mesa]

Just toLowerCase the string bruh

[quartz kindle]

if thats js, nothing is faster than indexOf + slice

[radiant kraken]

/i/g

sigh

[sharp geyser]

Listen to tim

he knows best

[hushed robin]

/(pls|hello)/i/g
?

[sharp geyser]

[boreal iron]

Haven't had any time the past weeks/months to hang around in discord
What's up?

[wheat mesa]

brotha just use .contains instead of regexes you don’t understand

[radiant kraken]

ITS INCLUDES

[wheat mesa]

FUCK

I FORGOT AGAIN

IVE BEEN IN JAVA HELL PLEASE FORGIVE ME

[hushed robin]

no cus i'd only be able to chec for one value

[boreal iron]

Shall I ask what's going on or not?

[wheat mesa]

You have tons of solutions for that

[solemn latch]

why does it feel like the old dev channel right now?

👀

[wheat mesa]

You could separate by commas, and search for each string in your news to filter it

[quartz kindle]

also, its possible to use regex to find the indexes and then slice

[hushed robin]

is this correct yes or no
/(pls|hello)/i/g

[boreal iron]

No

[wheat mesa]

Even that way it would be 100x easier for your users to understand

[hushed robin]

whats wrong

[solemn latch]

wait, for my thing?

[boreal iron]

The flags

Aren't separated by /

[hushed robin]

what about them

[quartz kindle]

in your case i would just use indexof

[radiant kraken]

a few ms faster!!! 💪

[hushed robin]

wjere

[sharp geyser]

While this was fun

[solemn latch]

I'll look into it, thanks tim and waffle ^_^

[sharp geyser]

Ima decide on what to use for my new project

Cya guys

[radiant kraken]

Rust

[hushed robin]

bye

[sharp geyser]

No

Never

[hushed robin]

thank you for the help

[radiant kraken]

Rust is always the answer

[sharp geyser]

doing backend in rust is pain for me

[radiant kraken]

skill issue

[sharp geyser]

null ima throw you off a bridge

:C

[quartz kindle]

yes i spend hours and hours to get a few ms more speed

[wheat mesa]

Start off with standalone rust projects at first

[quartz kindle]

:^)

[radiant kraken]

wtf death threats (at cosmic)

[boreal iron]

/(pls|hello)/ig

[wheat mesa]

It’s much easier if you don’t hop into some complex magic framework right off the bat

[sharp geyser]

Although if I use rust I can just bug waffle for help

so

[radiant kraken]

what about me wtf

[quartz kindle]

is so fun tho, i keep finding tricks to make things faster than are not obvious

[radiant kraken]

im ignored

[sharp geyser]

You will just troll me

[boreal iron]

Yes

[sharp geyser]

smh

[wheat mesa]

Tim is an optimization man

I respect it

[scenic kelp]

that would be very easy to implement as a simple state machine

[radiant kraken]

waffle if misty asks you about rust tell him to ask to me instead ty

[scenic kelp]

have one state for parsing normal string and another state for parsing variable locations

[solemn latch]

oh?

[hushed robin]

isn't working 🤨

[radiant kraken]

gi

[latent rapids]

How do I create my own webhook?

[quartz kindle]

there are many things in js that one thing is faster up to a certain size, and then another thing starts being faster after that size

[boreal iron]

Well then more context please what it should do

[hushed robin]

should return true

is returning false

[radiant kraken]

just write an entire node addon in c++ just for string.includes

[quartz kindle]

thats gonna be slow

[wheat mesa]

I ain’t even gonna try anymore because he doesn’t provide info on what’s wrong, what he’s inputting, what he’s expecting, and doesn’t even try to create more reasonable solutions to his problem

[radiant kraken]

who cares at least its faster by a few microseconds

[quartz kindle]

its not gonna be faster lmao

[radiant kraken]

fuck it write your own JavaScript engine and runtime

[wheat mesa]

node gyp probably has more overhead than benefits that would provide

[quartz kindle]

node addons are not fast

they have quite a high call cost

they are only good for large calculations

[wheat mesa]

It’s worth it for heavy lifting tasks like video editing or stuff like that

[radiant kraken]

napi.rs tho 🚀 💪

based

[quartz kindle]

make a napi.rs addon that does 1+1

then compare that to 1+1 in pure js

:^)

[sharp geyser]

or a napi.rs addon that evaluates if a number is odd or even

[radiant kraken]

faster by a few microseconds!!!

@earnest phoenix can confirm

[quartz kindle]

pure js is gonna be like 1000x faster

[radiant kraken]

imagine being stubborn

[radiant kraken]

use Bun!!! it's faster than Node.js!!!!

just look at their benchmarks!!!!!

[quartz kindle]

xD

bun is such a meme

nobody talks about it anymore

[radiant kraken]

they use JavaScriptCore and Zig because they want to be quirky

[wheat mesa]

Told everyone it was a fad

I was right

[radiant kraken]

exactly

[wheat mesa]

Not exactly difficult to predict tho

[radiant kraken]

Node.js Killer!!!!!!

and then faded to obscurity

tbh ironically ____ killer projects will never kill the projects they intended

[wheat mesa]

Except rust

C++ killer

[radiant kraken]

frfr

Rust devs are C++ refugees

[wheat mesa]

🚀

[radiant kraken]

Carbon 🤮

[boreal iron]

That's not sort of the context I meant

[quartz kindle]

bun's ideas are great tho, but the way they marketed it was terrible

[radiant kraken]

Blazingly fast!!! just look at our very real benchmarks!!!!

[sharp geyser]

I like Carbon

[quartz kindle]

they tried to make it look like bun is js-fast and not interop-fast

[radiant kraken]

Carbon is shit

[sharp geyser]

I love those job ads that say you have to have 10+ years of carbon experience

[wheat mesa]

Carbon is a great idea but it’s too young as of right now

I can see it being more popular in 5-10 years

[radiant kraken]

but everyone forgot about it now

[sharp geyser]

by then job ads will ask for 30+ years of experience

[quartz kindle]

lmao, bun's issues:

[sharp geyser]

discord.js bad

dont support it

[boreal iron]

Anybody wanna explain to me what tf is wrong with my keyboard in discord?

[radiant kraken]

bun bad

[radiant kraken]

its written in php

[wheat mesa]

Not many people heard of rust when it first released, 8 ish years later it’s the most loved language on stackoverflow like 3 years in a row

[sharp geyser]

@spark flint how you feel bout this comment?

[spark flint]

[radiant kraken]

THE RUNTIME

[spark flint]

rude !!

i did try bun

[radiant kraken]

wtf !!!!

[boreal iron]

[spark flint]

it was cool

[sharp geyser]

[radiant kraken]

gross

[spark flint]

but not supported by a lot of things

[radiant kraken]

good

L for them

[sharp geyser]

I dont even know if i have rust installed on my pc

I do

[radiant kraken]

good

[sharp geyser]

Gotta update it tho

[scenic kelp]

class VariableParser
{
    public string Input { get; init; }
    public Dictionary<string, string> Variables { get; init; }
    
    StringBuilder output = new StringBuilder();

    int position;

    public VariableParser(string input, Dictionary<string, string> variables)
    {
        Input = input;
        Variables = variables;
    }

    public string Parse()
    {
        ParseString();
        return output.ToString();
    }

    void ParseString() 
    {
        while (true)
        {
            if (position >= Input.Length) break;
            if (Input[position] == '<')
            {
                position++;
                ParseVariable();
            }
            else
            {
                output.Append(Input[position]);
                position++;
            }
        }
    }

    void ParseVariable()
    {
        int start = position;
        while (true)
        {
            if (position >= Input.Length) throw new Exception("Unexpected end of input");
            if (Input[position] == '>') break;
            else position++;
        }

        string variableName = Input.Substring(start, position - start);
        
        if (!Variables.ContainsKey(variableName)) 
        {
            output.Append("{undefined}");
        } else
        {
            output.Append(Variables[variableName]);
        }

        position++;
        return;
    }
}
``` that's what i came up with really quickly

seems to wokrk

[sharp geyser]

its like 20 versions behind

[radiant kraken]

rustup update

ezpz

[scenic kelp]

VariableParser parser = new VariableParser("Hello, <first> <last>! It is <day>", new()
{
    { "first", "John" },
    { "last", "Doe" },
    { "day", DateTime.Now.DayOfWeek.ToString() }
});

Console.WriteLine(parser.Parse()); // "Hello, John Doe! It is Tuesday"

[wheat mesa]

Basically a lexer, good solution

[spark flint]

wust

[scenic kelp]

probably also faster than using regex

[radiant kraken]

wuwust

[wheat mesa]

I have multiple versions of rust on my pc

[radiant kraken]

BASED

[wheat mesa]

Even some nightly versions 😎

[radiant kraken]

Waffle <3

[scenic kelp]

also really easy to implement escape sequences as well

[sharp geyser]

I guess I will use rust

but I can already tell ima lose motivation when using something im not confident in

[wheat mesa]

Don’t use it for your project idea misty

[scenic kelp]

why use rust then

[radiant kraken]

the compiler will spoonfeed you

[spark flint]

uwuwust

[wheat mesa]

Use something you have experience with

[sharp geyser]

Cause null is bullying me to use it

:C

[scenic kelp]

don't listen to him

[wheat mesa]

No

[radiant kraken]

wtf

[scenic kelp]

there's literally no reason to use it if you don't want (or more importantly need) to learn it

[wheat mesa]

Use it for fun projects until you’re confident with it

Then you can use it for more serious ideas

[radiant kraken]

^ this tbh

[sharp geyser]

I don't know what would be fun to mke with rust as I have no idea about its core concepts

[scenic kelp]

then don't even bother picking it up if you don't know why to

[radiant kraken]

if you dont want to work with rust

[scenic kelp]

that's the way i look at things at least

[radiant kraken]

work on your website

[scenic kelp]

if you don't get a tangible benefit from investing your time into learning it then it's a waste of time

[sharp geyser]

its not that I don't want to

I don't know if i do or not, but to find out I have to figure out what it excels at

[scenic kelp]

memory safe system-level programming

boom

[radiant kraken]

speed and performance, it's good when you want to make a c++ app without all the pain

[sharp geyser]

Without knowing the usage behind it, I hve no idea if its right fit for me

[sudden geyser]

you really don't need rust for like 95% of things

[radiant kraken]

and without all the headaches like segfaults and linker errors

[scenic kelp]

i will ALWAYS be of the belief that you should pick one language and learn it super well and pick up a couple of other ones just to cover the weaknesses of your main language

for me that's C# and javascript and python on the side

[sudden geyser]

yuck

[wheat mesa]

Rust is really nice for a low level language feel without all the bugs that complex memory semantics cause

[radiant kraken]

this

[sharp geyser]

My first lang was js, but I don't really like it

[sudden geyser]

pick up the paradigm and general skills of the language rather than the language itself

[scenic kelp]

^^^^^^^^^ that too

you can apply those skills when learning any language

[sharp geyser]

My head hurts thinking about this stuff rn

[sudden geyser]

go back to js then

or python

which one

[wheat mesa]

Java

[scenic kelp]

:(

[wheat mesa]

😎

[radiant kraken]

Script

[sharp geyser]

no thanks

[wheat mesa]

I’m biased

I like Java

[sharp geyser]

we know

[radiant kraken]

Script

:c

[sharp geyser]

For my career path tho js wont cut it

[scenic kelp]

don't say that right now either

you don't know unless you're going into hardware lmfao

[wheat mesa]

Java is a good language to have under your belt for any job in the software industry tbh

Used in like half of all enterprise level jobs or something like that

[scenic kelp]

the thing i don't get is a lot of people will 'learn' like 40 different languages

there is no way companies want to see that

they'd much rather see you have a diverse profile of languages you know really well

[radiant kraken]

Java is only good because it gives you money?

[wheat mesa]

I would rather master 1 language than be an intermediate in 40

“Jack of all trades, master of none” type thing

[scenic kelp]

java is just really well used and also a super simple language to initially pick up

[sudden geyser]

have you actually seen what companies look for in an app

cause they're only spending like 10 seconds reading it

[radiant kraken]

anyway gtg

cya

[quartz kindle]

js best lang

:^)

[sudden geyser]

sadistic

[quartz kindle]

String.prototype = Number.prototype (if only it actually worked)

[scenic kelp]

they want to see all the 40 languages i spent 3 days learning

more = better!!

you can see how much experience i have because i've worked at 6 different jobs in 2 years!

[latent rapids]

Do you guys double your vote rewards on weekends?

[hushed robin]

what context then

[latent rapids]

Does the vote per day reset?

Or is it every 12 hours?

[lyric mountain]

Votes reset is dependant on the bot

Votes technically reset once per month tho (on topgg)

[lyric mountain]

Fake meant you need to be more specific on your requirements

Learn to ask proper questions

"it should return true" is way too vague

[hushed robin]

you can vote once every 12 hours, votes on bots reset at the start of each month

[hushed robin]

well i had a regex that works but i'm trying to make it not case sensitive

[latent rapids]

What do you mean by reset?

[hushed robin]

goes to 0

[latent rapids]

I know but what part of it gets reset?

[hushed robin]

wym?

the votes

[lyric mountain]

The number

Only that

[latent rapids]

Every users' votes get set back to 0 or the bot's vote on the site?

[lyric mountain]

No, topgg doesn't store user votes

[hushed robin]

^

[lyric mountain]

Only the total vote count for bots

[latent rapids]

This one.

[hushed robin]

yes

[lyric mountain]

Anything else depends on what the bot developer chose to do

[hushed robin]

that resets

at the start of each month

[latent rapids]

Ok, it's fine I guess, I don't find the bot's vote count that useful.

[lyric mountain]

Is it really necessary to use regex?

[hushed robin]

yes

well no

[lyric mountain]

For users it matters very little, it's sole purpose is contributing in the sorting algorithm

[hushed robin]

but i'd like to

[latent rapids]

So a user can revote every 12 hours? So I can just store the timestamp of when the user voted, right?

[hushed robin]

yes

[lyric mountain]

You're aware regex is extremely slow and expensive compared to other alternatives right?

[hushed robin]

what alternatives

[lyric mountain]

contains()

[latent rapids]

Wait, do I have to handle this?

[hushed robin]

handle what?

[lyric mountain]

Are you trying to make a voting feature for your bot?

[latent rapids]

The vote webhook only gets triggered when the vote is actually valid right?

[latent rapids]

Yes.

[lyric mountain]

Could've said before

[hushed robin]

yeah

[latent rapids]

Ok, I don't need to handle it then.

[lyric mountain]

You'll need a database, if that's what ur asking

[latent rapids]

I know.

[hushed robin]

what is this

[lyric mountain]

Then don't worry, webhook will only trigger on actual votes

Unless u press the test button

[latent rapids]

I don't think I have to store any timestamps. I can just store the amount of votes a user has.

[lyric mountain]

A fuckin basic javascript function

[hushed robin]

hm

[lyric mountain]

If u don't want to track vote streaks, yeah

[latent rapids]

The webhook data I think has a streak.

[lyric mountain]

It doesn't

The only thing the webhook tells u is who and when someone voted

Nothing else

[hushed robin]

i don't see it on mozilla

[lyric mountain]

Then search for includes()

It'll be either contains or includes

[latent rapids]

Eh?
What is this then?

{
            "value": 1,
            "name": "Total Votes:",
            "inline": true
        },
        {
            "value": 1,
            "name": "Current Vote Streak:",
            "inline": true
        },
```I got this from the `Embed.fields`

[hushed robin]

yeah ik includes but that can only check for a single value right?

[latent rapids]

https://webhook-topgg.com/

[hushed robin]

yeah

they handle it

that isn't an official top.gg website

[lyric mountain]

That ain't from the official api yeah

[lyric mountain]

Yes

[hushed robin]

but it was made by one of the mods i believe

[latent rapids]

It was made by Woo.

[lyric mountain]

But writing it twice will be orders of magnitude faster than regex

[lyric mountain]

Still not official

[latent rapids]

I know.

[lyric mountain]

Woo made it to help new devs

[hushed robin]

sooooooo how do i check twice

[lyric mountain]

||

[latent rapids]

I just wanna know how to make my own webhook so I don't have to rely on this site.

[lyric mountain]

See the official docs, they have examples there

[hushed robin]

i don't wanna hardcode it tho

[latent rapids]

Not really helpful.

[lyric mountain]

That's not what hardcoding means

[hushed robin]

well

yknow what i mean

[lyric mountain]

Kinda hard to explain here, but really, the docs include basic examples for what the lib does, the rest can be asked in #topgg-api

You'll still need to think how you want to approach it tho

[lyric mountain]

You don't want to write long code, I get it

What are u even trying to accomplish?

[hushed robin]

well

[latent rapids]

I just need a webhook with the ID of the user that voted, then I can handle it from there.

[hushed robin]

it's fine i just won't use regex

[lyric mountain]

The official webhook gives that yeah

Iirc it gives user id, auth key, timestamp and whether it's weekend or not

[latent rapids]

I know but I don't know how I can get that data.

[lyric mountain]

Google topgg api, should be the first result

[latent rapids]

Neither does any of the SDKs help with that.

[lyric mountain]

How so? They show u exactly how to do it

[hushed robin]

well i'm trying to check if a body of text contains either one of multiple values

[latent rapids]

https://docs.top.gg/resources/webhooks/

I know about the docs but I wanna know how I can get the webhook from the API.

[lyric mountain]

...do you know what an webhook is?

[lyric mountain]

Ok, but in what context?

[latent rapids]

Yes, but I don't know what to provide.

[lyric mountain]

User messages?

[latent rapids]

Like they said, I can't just slap a Discord webhook into the bot webhook.

[boreal iron]

You have to provide your endpoint, the server listening for post requests

[lyric mountain]

Since ur a whitename, I don't think you'll be able to use the webhook until your bot gets approved

[hushed robin]

yes

[latent rapids]

It's already been approved.

[lyric mountain]

Is it for custom responses?

[lyric mountain]

Then go to the bot edit page, click webhooks and scroll down

[hushed robin]

no

[lyric mountain]

There should be a field to put ur server url/ip and another to put an authentication key

[lyric mountain]

Then what's it for?

[latent rapids]

What is the server and IP?

[lyric mountain]

Idk, where are u hosting it?

The bot I mean

[latent rapids]

The site I'm using doesn't have static IP.

[hushed robin]

checking if the body of text includes one of multiple values

[latent rapids]

Or at least they don't provide one.

[lyric mountain]

Where are u hosting it?

[latent rapids]

railway.app

[lyric mountain]

In what context

[hushed robin]

why would that matter?

[boreal iron]

Man is really refusing to explain the context

[lyric mountain]

Because the approach changes depending on what u want it for

[lyric mountain]

Well, then you won't be able to use the webhook

[boreal iron]

Then use your hostname

[lyric mountain]

Since it's impossible for topgg to know where to send the info to

Ah yes, if it has a hostname use it

[latent rapids]

What do you mean by hostname?

This?

[lyric mountain]

Anything that can be used to refer to ur bot address

[hushed robin]

why would that matter tho

[lyric mountain]

A public url for example

[lyric mountain]

For example, if you were trying to match those two words once in a big file, I'd tell u to use regex

If it's for user messages, I would tell u to stay away from regex

The answer is entirely dependant on what u want it for

[hushed robin]

well it's "user messages", not on discord though

[lyric mountain]

Ok, go on

[hushed robin]

on what

[lyric mountain]

Explaining wtf ur trying to do

Details are important

[hushed robin]

i've said it like 10 times

[lyric mountain]

Be more specific

What's the match being used for?

What's the rate of matches?

[hushed robin]

delete badness

[lyric mountain]

Ok, so it's for a swear filter?

[hushed robin]

💩 👉 🗑️

[hushed robin]

well not exactly theoretically it could be used for anything

delete if contains one of many words

[lyric mountain]

Ok, so a blacklister

[wheat mesa]

so... then... use... includes... like... I... said... 20... times...

[latent rapids]

Where do I get public URLs I can use to get the webhook data?

[lyric mountain]

Yes, use includes on a loop

[boreal iron]

Ok so... you're using a regex pattern to simply check if some content contains your filter?

[hushed robin]

so

[lyric mountain]

Depends on ur provider

[hushed robin]

i should just loop through the array of filtered things?

and check if it includes

[lyric mountain]

They should specify it somewhere

Yes

[hushed robin]

well

thats simple enough ig

[lyric mountain]

Yes it is

[boreal iron]

Literally anything is faster than regex

[wheat mesa]

Or even ["array", "of", "words", "to", "filter"].some(word => stringToLookAt.includes(word));

[hushed robin]

why regex exist then

[wheat mesa]

This is doable with a one liner

[lyric mountain]

Bogo match tho

[boreal iron]

So you should only go with it if things and pattern really get complicated

[hushed robin]

would this be more efficient than loop

[wheat mesa]

It would be the same

[hushed robin]

oh

ok

[wheat mesa]

It's just syntactic sugar

[lyric mountain]

It is a loop, technically

[wheat mesa]

Yeah

[hushed robin]

ty guys

[lyric mountain]

Because sometimes you don't have a static pattern

For example, consider this:

[wheat mesa]

This is basically doing ```js
for(const word in arrayOfWords) {
if(stringToLookAt.includes(word)) {
return true;
}
}

[lyric mountain]

"The orange circle resembled an orange"

[boreal iron]

Also it's much more simplified than writing dozens of statements which are doing the same as your pattern

[lyric mountain]

I only want to match colors that are succeeded by a shape

If I searched for "orange" it'd match twice

Pretty bad example tbh, but it should do

[boreal iron]

At least you got it yourself

[lyric mountain]

Anyway, regex is used when a pattern is known, but the values aren't

Or when you're extracting data from a text

[hushed robin]

ok

good to know

[latent rapids]

What if I just use an empty website created by my bot?

[lyric mountain]

Then nothing will happen

Topgg will send the payload to an empty site

[boreal iron]

You still need a webserver which is listening for post requests

aka webhooks

[lyric mountain]

Webhooks are literally reverse apis

[boreal iron]

It doesn't need to serve a site or html code etc

[sudden geyser]

me when I realize one of the most widely used editors uses regex for half its parsing

[lyric mountain]

Lmao which?

[sudden geyser]

vim

[lyric mountain]

It had to be vim smh

[latent rapids]

Yeah, I can create a webserver using flask.

Maybe.

[lyric mountain]

It'll do, but isn't needed if u use the library

Since it has it built-in already

But doing it though flask shouldn't be too hard either, the payload ain't complex at all

[latent rapids]

What do you mean by library?

[lyric mountain]

Topgg py lib

It's listed in the same site u found the docs

Just click on "libraries" at the left

[latent rapids]

bot.topgg_webhook = topgg.WebhookManager(bot).dbl_webhook("/dblwebhook", "password")
```Oh, so this line of code creates a webhook that I can put in the `bot/webhook`?

[lyric mountain]

Yep

[boreal iron]

Keep in mind to open the port your webserver is listening to in your server firewall, as the webhook is an incoming connection

[latent rapids]

I'll just use the SDK then.

[boreal iron]

This will not prevent you from doing so

It can't open ports on your server for u

[hushed robin]

this works perfectly 👌

[latent rapids]

# The port must be a number between 1024 and 49151.
bot.topgg_webhook.run(5000)  # this method can be awaited as well
```I need to open this somehow?

[lyric mountain]

Most "automatic" hosts already give u a port to use

[latent rapids]

How do you even open a port.

[boreal iron]

In this example 5000 (tcp) needs to be opened

[lyric mountain]

Just see which port it gave u

[boreal iron]

Depends on your system, os etc

[lyric mountain]

It's an auto host

[boreal iron]

Or service yeah

[lyric mountain]

Railway app

[latent rapids]

railway.app doesn't provide me any port.

[lyric mountain]

Well, that's complicated then

You'll need one to be able to listen to incoming requests

[vocal canopy]

I'm using mongoose, and recently when fetching a document inside a collection, the response is very very slow, this just started happening today the document contains an array of 10,000 objects, is it because the number of items?

[latent rapids]

Do you guys double your rewards on weekends?

[hushed robin]

i've seen a few do that, higher incentive to vote

[latent rapids]

Weekend is just Sunday or Saturday, too?

[hushed robin]

friday too

[latent rapids]

Oh.

I'll just make my own.

[sharp geyser]

Sunday can't be considered weekend

its the beginning of the new week

Friday is also not the end of the week

Saturday is the true end

[hushed robin]

well 🤷

explain that to top.gg

[rustic nova]

Dont give me PTSD of libraries that have their weeks start on Sunday please

Especially Java

[sharp geyser]

Lmfao

[sharp geyser]

Im just saying man. People call Saturday and Sunday weekends, but in the work force, you pay week always starts on Sunday and Ends Saturday

[rustic nova]

And ESPECIALLY ones where the datetime related settings are set to private

[sharp geyser]

not Monday to Friday

[rustic nova]

Fuck the workforce

[wheat mesa]

just field.setAccessible(true) 😉

[rustic nova]

Hell yeah

[hushed robin]

why is school monday to friday then

[sharp geyser]

Because they can't make you go school 6 days out of 7

Thats immoral

[hushed robin]

the weekend is only a day? 🤨

[sharp geyser]

Although I am sure some countries dont give no fucks

Yes but then you only have 1 day off

That would be hell and inefficient

[tulip socket]

Hey, I need to make the bot listen to incoming server requests, any way i can make this possible?
(Python)

[sick agate]

yes

[radiant kraken]

i just said that earlier

imagine only wanting to be spoonfed

[hushed robin]

how am I only wanting to be spoonfed ❓

[radiant kraken]

i've just said Array.some + String.includes

[hushed robin]

ok but how does that explain anything

[earnest phoenix]

Explains that you need to turn on more than 2 braincells and search on Google or similar how Array.some works, as well as String.includes, with examples if needed and then use again a few braincells to put them both together to get your final solution.

[sharp geyser]

That expects too much out of your average top.gg member krypton

[hushed robin]

❓no, how does it explain how I was wanting to be spoonfed. I was trying to figure out how to work regex not use those. i then decided to use another method instead and if you read above I was going do it myself, I didn’t ask for any code.

[earnest phoenix]

Yeah understandable

Might just go back to hibernating

[sharp geyser]

ong

I might just block out discord servers entirely and just talk to a few people

[compact pier]

How can I optimize large images?

the images size are >20mb

and I want to have a good quality

[quartz kindle]

where do you want to display them?

a website?

[compact pier]

yes

I looked for cdn but it is too expensive

a backend server would be too complicated

I dunno where to host those images

😢

[lament rock]

added last.fm scrobbling to my bot and that was the absolute worst thing I've experienced when it comes to docs. If you want to retain your sanity, do not read last.fm docs

[earnest phoenix]

Developers using Rust when their program is faster by 0.000000000001 ms: 🔥🔥🔥🚀🚀🚀💯

[radiant kraken]

faster is faster!!!! 🚀

no matter the difference

if its less time then its faster 😎

[earnest phoenix]

Definitely worth learning an entirely different language that's probably 10x harder than what you're already using!!!!!

[quartz kindle]

why do you need tjem to be 20mb?

most people use screen resolutions between 720p and 1080p, displaying images bigger than that in those screens will make no visual difference

and even if you have 4k screen, 20mb is still too big, you can have 4k images much smaller than that

@earnest phoenix btw, why is DataView so slow to inatantiate?

its literally faster to copy a buffer into another buffer that already has a dataview attached than creating a new dataview on the buffer

[lyric mountain]

there is actually a difference, if the user zoom in

that said, 20mb makes me think they're using png instead of jpeg, which is not really necessary

[earnest phoenix]

webp ftw

[lyric mountain]

there's that too

[earnest phoenix]

It's the purpose of the format, so I'd use that

Hosting? Honestly you can just make a github repository lmao

[earnest phoenix]

That's because DataViews are much more complex internally compared to just Buffers which are just ArrayBuffers internally, DataViews provide a direct interface to the data and the buffer to be modified in however you want, meanwhile Buffers don't provide as much control as DataViews

Here are implementations:

DataView: https://chromium.googlesource.com/v8/v8.git/+/refs/tags/11.2.207/src/builtins/builtins-dataview.cc

Buffer: https://chromium.googlesource.com/v8/v8.git/+/refs/tags/11.2.207/src/objects/js-array-buffer.tq (the object) | https://chromium.googlesource.com/v8/v8.git/+/refs/tags/11.2.207/src/builtins/arraybuffer.tq (the actual ArrayBuffer implementation)

Note that Buffer itself is not an API provided by JavaScript engines themselves, it's an API provided by the runtimes like Node.js, which is an ArrayBuffer internally as mentioned

[rustic nova]

Crab language

[earnest phoenix]

🦀

[quartz kindle]

yeah but like, they dont hold any actual data, they are only an interface around existing data

while buffer and uint8array holds actual, much larger, data

in my benchmarks they break even at around 13kb in size

meaning its faster to copy 13kb of data from one arraybuffer to another arraybuffer than it is to instantiate a DataView on one arraybuffer

which doesnt make much sense to me

also, TypedArray.byteLenght is very slow to access, about 10-20x slower than TypedArray.length

is it a getter that calls native code?

[quartz kindle]

also, pls expose bigint raw bytes in js :^)

[earnest phoenix]

It's unrelated to the data itself, the interface is the one that takes the most time to instantiate because it attaches itself to the array buffer directly, which takes time as it does multiple checks and whatnot to do so, you can see from the implementation

[earnest phoenix]

Huh? Are you testing on a version with a regression again? :^)

[civic scroll]

no pc?

🗿

[lyric mountain]

it'll output biased results

u need to do something inside the loop, else it'll get inlined

also, run 2 separate scripts, to prevent jit from kicking in

[earnest phoenix]

They won't get inlined because they're getters internally that have multiple checks which V8's inliner basically considers important

[lyric mountain]

ah

but what abt jit?

[earnest phoenix]

Barely any different in that regard

[quartz kindle]

chromium 109 xD, let me try the latest 110

same thing on 110

and DataView

compared to copying

even worse with small buffers

[quartz kindle]

yup lol, performance is equal in node 18

in node 19 performance is same as in chromium

not sure which version it started, but it seems i did indeed find another regression xD

[earnest phoenix]

Tim the regression finder in unstable builds

[quartz kindle]

:^)

so where do i report this, or who/when/where did made the last changes to typedarrays?

[earnest phoenix]

Did you try that in the latest Node.js v19 release?

[quartz kindle]

yes, tested in 19.7

[earnest phoenix]

I'm not exactly sure if this should be reported to V8 or Node.js because this is intertwined with both, try opening an issue about it in https://github.com/nodejs/node/issues for a heads up

[quartz kindle]

but it also happens in chromium

[earnest phoenix]

Then it's a V8 issue, but I have no idea from which V8 version that regression started from, you can compare Node.js v18 and v19's V8 engine versions

[quartz kindle]

18.14 uses 10.2
19.7 uses 10.8

why doesnt google use github

google git is so damn confusing, i cant find anything

[earnest phoenix]

The latest is v11.2, we'll be updating to that, though I have no idea if that issue was fixed on that version

Though if you want to report the bug anyway here's the V8 issue form:
https://bugs.chromium.org/p/v8/issues/entry

[quartz kindle]

is there no way to test 11.2 without manually building it?

like some nightly chromium test build that includes the latest v8

also, how to see v8 version from chrome?

or is it implied from the chromeversion, like v110 = v8 11.0?

[earnest phoenix]

We don't provide pre-built binaries for V8 due to significant resources needed to compile so many release tags, and the fact that pretty much nobody uses pre-built binaries as we provided them before, because building from source allows you to configure it in many ways to make it much more compatible, so building it from source is your only option

[earnest phoenix]

Go to chrome://version

[quartz kindle]

11.0.226.16

so the issue is still present here, but idk when it started

[quartz kindle]

@lament rock yo, i pubished the etf thingy, if you want to give it a spin

https://github.com/timotejroiko/wetf

[sharp geyser]

Woah a finished project ?

Tim hasn't made one of those in ages

[quartz kindle]

indeed

lmao

its not really finished tbh, there are still things it can be added

but should work for using with discord

[wheat mesa]

Those are some impressive performance benchmarks

[quartz kindle]

thanks, i sold my soul for them

:^)

[wheat mesa]

Roughly 6x faster than the fastest etf encoder on that list

Damn

[rustic nova]

Tim

Make an optimised java

[lyric mountain]

nah, a straightforward swing would suffice

[lament rock]

🐐

[next storm]

Idk why my bot is occupying high amount of ram, like it has an uptime of 42 hours now, and it has occupied around 3gb ram.
Is there any way to reduce this amount and have a control on it?

[sudden geyser]

would be good if you could figure out what is taking up much of the ram

think node has some snapshot tool

could also check if you have some sort of caching

[rustic nova]

Inb4 cache

[rustic nova]

Unsure if djs supports it right now

But forums are essentially threads so these would not be hard to implement

[hushed robin]

in v14, yes

not supported in v13 yet though

[sharp geyser]

Wym

It is ?

<ForumChannel>.threads.create() should do the trick

https://discord.js.org/#/docs/discord.js/v13/class/GuildForumThreadManager?scrollTo=create

[hushed robin]

oh

https://discord.js.org/#/docs/discord.js/main/class/GuildForumThreadManager?scrollTo=create

[sharp geyser]

Same thing yea

[low moat]

You can ignore this:
Hello it's only once in a blue moon I come over here and reach out for help, I tried reaching out to stackoverflow but one person responded and were awfully rude about it and didn't even help so I have come here as my last resort.

My monkey brain cant uncover this problem:
I may be a bit slow but I have tried many times using guides, youtube tutorials, google searches etc. etc. to make a discord button that is attached to this motherfucking embed but my god what ever i try is failing due to the search or guide being either out of date or doesn't work with my command handler (im pretty sure that's the issue anyways).

const { MessageActionRow, MessageButton, MessageEmbed } = require('discord.js');

module.exports = {
    name: 'client',
    description: "Check to see how Nonay is holding up!",
    showHelp: false,

    execute({ client, inter }) {
        const commands = client.commands.filter(x => x.showHelp !== false);

        const button = new MessageButton()
            .setLabel('Click Me')
            .setStyle('PRIMARY')
            .setCustomId('exampleButton');

        const row = new MessageActionRow()
            .addComponents(button);

        const embed = new MessageEmbed()
            .setColor('#0CEC1D')
            .setAuthor(client.user.username, client.user.displayAvatarURL({ size: 1024, dynamic: true }))
            .setTitle('📑 Client Info')
            .setDescription("``Nonay Client Ver``\nv3.4.9\n\n``Client Performance``\nExcellent\n\n``Client Discord.js``\nv14.2.0\n\n``BETA Whitelist Commands``\ncontroller, update, filter, console")
            .setFooter('Powered by Nonay', inter.member.avatarURL({ dynamic: true }));

        inter.reply({ embeds: [embed], components: [row] });
    }, };```

if needed i can run this command and try and find the error again

[deft wolf]

What exactly doesn't work?

Because the command itself looks to work, there is nothing in it that could not work

[low moat]

i will send over the error message im pretty sure im doing something stupid

but either way i cant get to the bottom of it due to my inability to solve errors

D:\Nonay\nbot\commands\other\client.js:11
        const button = new MessageButton()
                       ^

TypeError: MessageButton is not a constructor
    at Object.execute (D:\Nonay\nbot\commands\other\client.js:11:24)
    at module.exports (D:\Nonay\nbot\events\interactionCreate.js:15:17)
    at Client.emit (node:events:513:28)
    at InteractionCreateAction.handle (D:\Nonay\nbot\node_modules\discord.js\src\client\actions\InteractionCreate.js:81:12)
    at module.exports [as INTERACTION_CREATE] (D:\Nonay\nbot\node_modules\discord.js\src\client\websocket\handlers\INTERACTION_CREATE.js:4:36)
    at WebSocketManager.handlePacket (D:\Nonay\nbot\node_modules\discord.js\src\client\websocket\WebSocketManager.js:352:31)
    at WebSocketShard.onPacket (D:\Nonay\nbot\node_modules\discord.js\src\client\websocket\WebSocketShard.js:481:22)
    at WebSocketShard.onMessage (D:\Nonay\nbot\node_modules\discord.js\src\client\websocket\WebSocketShard.js:321:10)
    at WebSocket.onMessage (D:\Nonay\nbot\node_modules\ws\lib\event-target.js:199:18)
    at WebSocket.emit (node:events:513:28)

Node.js v18.7.0```

i swear some developers must be screaming at their monitors right now and yelling at me because its right there

[earnest phoenix]

Are you using discord.js v14?

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/73028854/discord-js-v13-code-breaks-when-upgrading-to-v14

You have migration there

e.g.

// v13
const button = new MessageButton();
// v14 
const { ButtonBuilder } = require('discord.js');
const button = new ButtonBuilder();

As well as https://discordjs.guide/additional-info/changes-in-v14.html#messagecomponent

Probably worth taking a look at https://discordjs.guide/additional-info/changes-in-v14.html overall when you face a future issue

[low moat]

bloody legend thank you

well it was going great but its flopped now

D:\Nonay\nbot\node_modules\@sapphire\shapeshift\dist\index.js:76
    throw this.error;
    ^

ValidationError: Expected the value to be an object, but received string instead
    at ObjectValidator.handle (D:\Nonay\nbot\node_modules\@sapphire\shapeshift\dist\index.js:1182:25)
    at ObjectValidator.parse (D:\Nonay\nbot\node_modules\@sapphire\shapeshift\dist\index.js:142:88)
    at EmbedBuilder.setAuthor (D:\Nonay\nbot\node_modules\@discordjs\builders\dist\messages\embed\Embed.cjs:42:37)
    at Object.execute (D:\Nonay\nbot\commands\other\client.js:20:14)
    at module.exports (D:\Nonay\nbot\events\interactionCreate.js:15:17)
    at Client.emit (node:events:513:28)
    at InteractionCreateAction.handle (D:\Nonay\nbot\node_modules\discord.js\src\client\actions\InteractionCreate.js:81:12)
    at module.exports [as INTERACTION_CREATE] (D:\Nonay\nbot\node_modules\discord.js\src\client\websocket\handlers\INTERACTION_CREATE.js:4:36)
    at WebSocketManager.handlePacket (D:\Nonay\nbot\node_modules\discord.js\src\client\websocket\WebSocketManager.js:352:31)
    at WebSocketShard.onPacket (D:\Nonay\nbot\node_modules\discord.js\src\client\websocket\WebSocketShard.js:481:22) {
  validator: 's.object(T)',
  given: 'Nonay'
}

Node.js v18.7.0```

[earnest phoenix]

ValidationError: Expected the value to be an object, but received string instead

setAuthor

Ctrl+F on the migration guide

https://discordjs.guide/additional-info/changes-in-v14.html#messagemanager:~:text=EmbedBuilder%23setAuthor(),object.

[low moat]

thanks bro, one last question that should be more simple

if 'interaction' is not defined is that an intents issue?

the error im getting:

D:\Nonay\nbot\commands\other\client.js:33
        const collector = interaction.channel.createMessageComponentCollector({ filter, time: 15000 });
                          ^

ReferenceError: interaction is not defined
    at Object.execute (D:\Nonay\nbot\commands\other\client.js:33:27)
    at module.exports (D:\Nonay\nbot\events\interactionCreate.js:15:17)
    at Client.emit (node:events:513:28)
    at InteractionCreateAction.handle (D:\Nonay\nbot\node_modules\discord.js\src\client\actions\InteractionCreate.js:81:12)
    at module.exports [as INTERACTION_CREATE] (D:\Nonay\nbot\node_modules\discord.js\src\client\websocket\handlers\INTERACTION_CREATE.js:4:36)
    at WebSocketManager.handlePacket (D:\Nonay\nbot\node_modules\discord.js\src\client\websocket\WebSocketManager.js:352:31)
    at WebSocketShard.onPacket (D:\Nonay\nbot\node_modules\discord.js\src\client\websocket\WebSocketShard.js:481:22)
    at WebSocketShard.onMessage (D:\Nonay\nbot\node_modules\discord.js\src\client\websocket\WebSocketShard.js:321:10)
    at WebSocket.onMessage (D:\Nonay\nbot\node_modules\ws\lib\event-target.js:199:18)
    at WebSocket.emit (node:events:513:28)

Node.js v18.7.0```

[earnest phoenix]

No, that means it's not defined

E.g

console.log(x); // x is not defined
let x = 1337;
console.log(x); // x is defined

[low moat]

brilliant u have been lots of help thanks

[earnest phoenix]

What kind of old code do you copy from

[low moat]

all kinds of shit

well actually

now that i think of it

i ran it through ChatGPT-3

and its out of date and ended training in 2021

[earnest phoenix]

yoikes here we go

[low moat]

so it doesnt know about discord v14

[low moat]

yeah big oopsies

[lyric mountain]

the time you save from cloning/cheating almost always come to bite you back later on

[earnest phoenix]

in worse

[earnest phoenix]

interaction.channel is an incredibly terrible option

instead use ```const message = await interaction.reply({ embeds: [Confirm], components: [Buttons] })

const collector = message.createMessageComponentCollector({ time: 15000 });```

[low moat]

its replying to a button and everytime i try to define interaction it kills itself

so i guess im trying everything now

even with ur code

D:\Nonay\nbot\commands\other\client.js:39
        const message = interaction.reply({ embeds: [embed2], components: [row] })
                        ^

ReferenceError: interaction is not defined
    at Object.execute (D:\Nonay\nbot\commands\other\client.js:39:25)
    at module.exports (D:\Nonay\nbot\events\interactionCreate.js:15:17)
    at Client.emit (node:events:513:28)
    at InteractionCreateAction.handle (D:\Nonay\nbot\node_modules\discord.js\src\client\actions\InteractionCreate.js:81:12)
    at module.exports [as INTERACTION_CREATE] (D:\Nonay\nbot\node_modules\discord.js\src\client\websocket\handlers\INTERACTION_CREATE.js:4:36)
    at WebSocketManager.handlePacket (D:\Nonay\nbot\node_modules\discord.js\src\client\websocket\WebSocketManager.js:352:31)
    at WebSocketShard.onPacket (D:\Nonay\nbot\node_modules\discord.js\src\client\websocket\WebSocketShard.js:481:22)
    at WebSocketShard.onMessage (D:\Nonay\nbot\node_modules\discord.js\src\client\websocket\WebSocketShard.js:321:10)
    at WebSocket.onMessage (D:\Nonay\nbot\node_modules\ws\lib\event-target.js:199:18)
    at WebSocket.emit (node:events:513:28)

Node.js v18.7.0```

[earnest phoenix]

hol up

your not using slash commands?

are you using slash commands or not

[lyric mountain]

do you know how to code in js?

[earnest phoenix]

@low moat So Basically Interaction can be used only for slash commands

if your not using slash commands

send me a sample of one of your commands

[low moat]

i am using slash commands

const ms = require('ms');
const { MessageActionRow, MessageButton, EmbedBuilder, ButtonBuilder, ButtonStyle, ActionRowBuilder } = require('discord.js');
const { ApplicationCommandType, ApplicationCommandOptionType } = require('discord.js');

module.exports = {
    name: 'client',
    description: "Check to see how Nonay is holding up!",
    showHelp: false,

    execute({ client, inter }) {
        const commands = client.commands.filter(x => x.showHelp !== false);

        const row = new ActionRowBuilder()
        .addComponents(
            new ButtonBuilder()
            .setLabel('Up to Date')
            .setStyle(ButtonStyle.Success)
            .setDisabled(true)
            .setCustomId('exampleButton'),

            new ButtonBuilder()
            .setLabel('Check for Updates')
            .setStyle(ButtonStyle.Danger)
            .setCustomId('Check BETA Whitelist Perms')
        )

        const embed1 = new EmbedBuilder()
            .setColor('#0CEC1D')
            .setTitle('📑 Client Info')
            .setDescription("``Nonay Client Ver``\nv3.4.9\n\n``Client Performance``\nExcellent\n\n``Client Discord.js``\nv14.2.0\n\n``BETA Whitelist Commands``\ncontroller, update, filter, console")

            const embed2 = new EmbedBuilder()
            .setColor('#0CEC1D')
            .setTitle('📑 Client Info')
            .setDescription("Button Pressed")

        inter.reply({ embeds: [embed1], components: [row] });

        const message = interaction.reply({ embeds: [embed2], components: [row] })

        const collector = message.createMessageComponentCollector({ time: 15000 });
    }, };```

this is the entire shit show

[low moat]

tiny bit

[earnest phoenix]

Oh

const { MessageActionRow, MessageButton, EmbedBuilder, ButtonBuilder, ButtonStyle, ActionRowBuilder } = require('discord.js');
const { ApplicationCommandType, ApplicationCommandOptionType } = require('discord.js');

module.exports = {
    name: 'client',
    description: "Check to see how Nonay is holding up!",
    showHelp: false,

    execute({ client, inter }) {
        const commands = client.commands.filter(x => x.showHelp !== false);

        const row = new ActionRowBuilder()
        .addComponents(
            new ButtonBuilder()
            .setLabel('Up to Date')
            .setStyle(ButtonStyle.Success)
            .setDisabled(true)
            .setCustomId('exampleButton'),

            new ButtonBuilder()
            .setLabel('Check for Updates')
            .setStyle(ButtonStyle.Danger)
            .setCustomId('Check BETA Whitelist Perms')
        )

        const embed1 = new EmbedBuilder()
            .setColor('#0CEC1D')
            .setTitle(':bookmark_tabs: Client Info')
            .setDescription("``Nonay Client Ver``\nv3.4.9\n\n``Client Performance``\nExcellent\n\n``Client Discord.js``\nv14.2.0\n\n``BETA Whitelist Commands``\ncontroller, update, filter, console")

            const embed2 = new EmbedBuilder()
            .setColor('#0CEC1D')
            .setTitle(':bookmark_tabs: Client Info')
            .setDescription("Button Pressed")

       const message = await inter.reply({ embeds: [embed1, embed2], components: [row] });

        const collector = message.createMessageComponentCollector({ time: 15000 });
    }, };```

use this

instead of the above

did it work?

@low moat

[lyric mountain]

I'd recommend learning more about js before attempting a bot, else you'll struggle a lot keeping it alive

[deft wolf]

^^^

[lyric mountain]

besides, your code cannot possibly work

first because interaction is supposed to be inter, second because you cannot reply twice

[earnest phoenix]

yes because he didnt define message

[earnest phoenix]

i fixed it here

check at the bottom

[lyric mountain]

u forgot to add embed 2 to the reply

[earnest phoenix]

oh

[lyric mountain]

also I'm not sure but, doesn't reply need to be awaited? since it's an api action

[earnest phoenix]

ahem

i do have that in my own code

[lyric mountain]

👀

[earnest phoenix]

forgor to put here

[deft wolf]

XD

[earnest phoenix]

not my problem

[lyric mountain]

lul ik

[earnest phoenix]

[rustic nova]

Time to have it randomised

[lyric mountain]

it's just ironic that the entire bot stats is hardcoded

[earnest phoenix]

he has to manually update it

[low moat]

excellet

excellent

💪

[low moat]

no no its a simulator mini game thing

like the aim of the game is to crash/over heat the bot (not actually obviously)

[lyric mountain]

you should really take your time to study how d.js works (and js in general)

it's much more efficient than doing corrective programming

[low moat]

but i dont have time i just do things on the spot because i can yk

[lyric mountain]

you don't have 1 hour everyday?

heck, even 30 minutes

[low moat]

yk what i dont have? the dedication

i have short attention span i cant sit there and focus

i am professional unfocuser

[lyric mountain]

well, you'll struggle a lot then, programming is all about focusing and entering a "lock-on" state

typing is just a side-effect

[wheat mesa]

If you don’t care about trying to learn to program then why are you trying to program anything

At that point you’re just wasting your time

[low moat]

when did i say that

i never said i didnt care

i just said i simply dont have the focus required

[wheat mesa]

Then you don’t care

[lyric mountain]

it's a sisyphean task in the end, until it gets so unmaintainable that it requires complete rewrite

I mean, it also happens with every other programmer, but we try to delay it as much as possible

[low moat]

ah yes adhd = no care

[wheat mesa]

I’m not saying that

I understand that adhd makes it difficult to focus, but it seems like you preemptively blame adhd before even attempting to study a bit

It’s okay if you lose focus, by trying a little bit each day you can get better at it

[lyric mountain]

there are games that teach programming (or just logical thinking), they were made specifically for people with focus issues

[wheat mesa]

You shouldn’t think that you can’t do anything because you have adhd, you can definitely learn stuff even if it’s just 5 minutes a day that you’re focused on it

[lyric mountain]

heck, I learned programming playing gmod

[wheat mesa]

Making things that you’re interested in doesn’t require as much focus because you’re having fun

If you think of it less as a task and more as an enjoyable activity, you’ll learn a lot

[final tinsel]

im not aware of your situation but you are blaming adhd!

[wheat mesa]

I am not blaming adhd

[final tinsel]

no i was impersonating you

silly goose

[wheat mesa]

I am saying that always assuming you are incapable of doing something that requires focus is going to set you back

[final tinsel]

🦆

[wheat mesa]

You never know until you try

And like I said it’s okay to lose focus even if you only get a few minutes in a day

A few minutes a day is still a LOT better than no minutes a day

[earnest phoenix]

basically

To learn programming

You need to get your hands dirty with projects and exercises that get harder with time

[lyric mountain]

keywords are "get harder with time"

people often jump into hard/complex projects from the get-go and give up because "programming is too hard"

[earnest phoenix]

Failed to make an OS when learning C - programming is definitely too hard

[radiant kraken]

@wheat mesa TIL if let [..] in Rust is a thing

[wheat mesa]

Oh you didn’t know that?

[radiant kraken]

yeah

i didnt know that .. also works in if lets

god i don't find the point behind &literal in Rust ```rs
let next = *text.get(i + 1).unwrap_or(&0);

like why &0 😭

[lament rock]

is it something to do with pointers versus literal values

[quartz kindle]

without &, 0 will feel lonely. with & makes it look like there is someone else with him

[earnest phoenix]

Um, why in God's name does Rust allow you to get the address of an rvalue? 0 is a value that doesn't have an identifiable address in the memory

[wheat mesa]

Probably gets thrown away in compilation

Or maybe even allocates memory for it temporarily though that would be kinda dumb

[earnest phoenix]

Yeah that's pretty stupid, you would be hit with an error if you try to do that in C/C++

I guess Rust maintainers wants it to be some kind of undefined behavior or something

[quartz kindle]

its in their docs

so basically yes, its a temporary value

[earnest phoenix]

Weird Rust semantic, I don't think any other programming language out there that allows you to manage memory manually allows that

But ¯_(ツ)_/¯

[quartz kindle]

thats why rust is the next big lang

:^)

[earnest phoenix]

Oh yeah, definitely :^)

[quartz kindle]

:^)

@earnest phoenixbtw, there is pretty much only one thing left that node has that is faster than browser/v8 alternatives

text encoding/decoding

pls make TextEncoder/TextDecoder faster kthxbye

just copy the node:string_decoder source code, ezpz

[earnest phoenix]

same

i still hate somehow something called rsx exists

[earnest phoenix]

We've already done that, we replaced our text encoder and decoder implementations with https://simdutf.github.io/simdutf/ which makes encoding/decoding text much much faster and more consistent

Expect these changes in Node.js v20 after we release it and mark it as LTS, we might backport these changes to the older versions but that's unlikely

[lament rock]

Might be considered breaking since even performance numbers are to consider

[quartz kindle]

ayyy

im trying to get rid of Buffer and use only Uint8Array with DataView, text encoding/decoding is the only thing i still need Buffer for

[lament rock]

Why Uint8Array when Buffer extends Uint8Array

[quartz kindle]

browser compatibility

dont wanna check if typeof Buffer !== undefined everywhere lol

and DataView's methods are faster than Buffer's, its just painfully slow to instantiate

[lament rock]

Funny how they deprecated BufferConstructor

[quartz kindle]

lies

also compared v18 to v19.7 and no difference

[sharp geyser]

fake news

[quartz kindle]

@earnest phoenix also please for the love of god make TextEncoder.encodeInto accept start index

look at this crap

literally half the speed because i have to use subarray instead of start index

[earnest phoenix]

I think you're benchmarking in a non-realistic way, our benchmarks showed very high performance improvement rates
https://github.com/nodejs/node/pull/45803#issuecomment-1353832681

[neon leaf]

whats the best tool for automatic api docs with laravel? I found rakutentech/laravel-request-docs but it seems to only be erroring, Error: Call to undefined method ReflectionUnionType::getName()

[earnest phoenix]

I would rather recommend for you to open a feature request about that, so others can weigh in their opinion

[quartz kindle]

there was already a thread about it, but it seems you guys were not interested because "views are the correct way to do things"

https://github.com/whatwg/encoding/issues/69

its a few years old tho, maybe opinions change

[earnest phoenix]

Yeah that's why I'm saying that, lots of things have changed since that time so it's better to give it a shot again

[quartz kindle]

is whatwg the right place for it?

[earnest phoenix]

Both of the TextEncoder and TextDecoder APIs in Node.js are the ones from the WHATWG's encoding standard, so yes
https://encoding.spec.whatwg.org/

[quartz kindle]

the actual implementation comes from v8 tho right?

or is this something that is done by a third party addon?

[earnest phoenix]

V8 does not implement additional web APIs, Node.js does

[quartz kindle]

i mean TextEncoder and TextDecoder

in browsers

they are not done by v8?

[earnest phoenix]

Ah, yeah those are implemented by V8

Though Node.js has this implementation
https://github.com/nodejs/node/blob/main/lib/internal/encoding.js#L323

Though V8's codebase pretty much has no sign of the TextEncoder/TextDecoder implementations, so I have no idea on that regard to be completely honest

There's a high chance Chromium itself implements them instead of V8

[quartz kindle]

hmm

[quartz kindle]

ah, they are implemented by ICU

not v8

[earnest phoenix]

Hmm yeah

[sharp geyser]

ICU sounds like a hero squad name

[lyric mountain]

Hero: ICU (I see you)
Power: can see anyone from anywhere regardless of distance or line of sight

[gleaming bolt]

I was analyzing the "ActivityType" of discord.js and I noticed that the invisible doesn't exist anymore, is there any way to set the invisible status in the bot?

[lyric mountain]

invisible does exist, but most libs no longer list it

[gleaming bolt]

hm...

[lyric mountain]

since it only makes sense for yourself, for everyone else you'll have the status "offline"

[gleaming bolt]

do you know what type it is?

[radiant kraken]

you can do a lot of cursed stuff in Rust that other languages can't do

like ```rs
let something = *troll();

or ```rs
let something = func(&yes());

[radiant kraken]

why

[quartz kindle]

it does exist?

[gleaming bolt]

I gave a console.log on the "ActivityType" and received only

Playing: 0,
Streaming: 1,
Listening: 2,
Watching: 3,
Cistom: 4,
Competing: 5

[radiant kraken]

&0 does not mean that its a null pointer, & in Rust is a reference, not a pointer

[earnest phoenix]

I said nothing about pointers, let alone a null pointer

But it seems like they actually make it a temporary value that has an identifiable address unlike C/C++

[radiant kraken]

you can see this everywhere in the Rust docs, since most arguments take a reference (or borrowing), instead of a value

[quartz kindle]

status and activity are two different things

[gleaming bolt]

"I was analyzing the "ActivityType" of discord.js and I noticed that the invisible doesn't exist anymore, is there any way to set the invisible status in the bot?"

:V

[quartz kindle]

invisible is not an activity type, it never was

invisible is a status

[gleaming bolt]

but formerly, in older versions, you could set bots status to invisible

Is this no longer possible?

I want to set bot state, like: idle, invisible, online

[quartz kindle]

what dont you understand?

activity type is one thing
status is a different thing

[gleaming bolt]

c.c

[quartz kindle]

this is activity

Playing: 0,
Streaming: 1,
Listening: 2,
Watching: 3,
Cistom: 4,
Competing: 5

this is status ```
online
idle
invisible
dnd (do not disturb)

[gleaming bolt]

ok

[quartz kindle]

for status you use client.setStatus or client.setPresence({status:})

for activity you use client.setPresence({ activities: [] })

[gleaming bolt]

now it's well explained, thanks

[eternal osprey]

hey guys in java i have a question about interfaces.

I still don't fucking understand why i should use them

imagine i want to get the price of all sorts of products yeah

I hvae different classes for each product

I can then create an interface like: void Interface test {
double getPrice();
}

now i n all classes i must define this fucking price again....

why would i bother using an interface then? Because i could define the double getprice without the interface?

[lyric mountain]

I think we gave u a pretty good example last time

[eternal osprey]

yes i know i still didn't get t

[lyric mountain]

public interface Walkable {
  public void walk();  
}

public interface Human implements Walkable { ... }

public interface Dog implements Walkable { ... }

var walks = new Walkable[]{new Human(), new Dog()};

for (Walkable w : walks) {
  w.walk();
}

basically, so you can have a common method signature, allowing u to reference them by the interface, instead of the specific classes

[eternal osprey]

huh isn't var walks an array of interfaces now?

[lyric mountain]

yes

it can hold any class that implements it

[eternal osprey]

Why would that be needed because 1 interface can be used in multiple classes if it gets implemented

[lyric mountain]

show me how would you put Human and Dog in a single array

and call walk() from each entry

that'll make u understand the reason

[rustic nova]

You might need to look into inheritance/interfaces before understanding it

[rustic nova]

Also didn't know you could cast these into a list

New to me