development

[hushed robin]

ok thx

[civic scroll]

the opacity of the icon is 5%

[hushed robin]

also do u know

[lyric mountain]

now it's much better

[hushed robin]

if i need an api key for the anilist api

[pale vessel]

not at all

unless you want to do mutations of course

[hushed robin]

oh thats nice

whats a mutation?

[pale vessel]

modifying user data for example

[hushed robin]

oh nah

i don't need to do that

[proven lantern]

so you can't do something like this because it could be null so you'd have to check for null or use null coalescing before trying to use the spread operator?

[civic scroll]

it depends on use cases really

but most of the time it would be null

[hushed robin]

huh

why does SUMMER as the season work

but STRING doesn't

I get 400 with string

[lyric mountain]

not gonna answer that

[hushed robin]

why not

oh wait

i'm slow nvm

[proven lantern]

try SALT

and PEPPER

[hushed robin]

😭

lord help me

[pale vessel]

did null work

it should ignore the filter altogether if you set the value to null

[hushed robin]

yeah it did

[pale vessel]

no problem man

[hushed robin]

yes ty

btw whats the max amount of slash command options you can have?

[pale vessel]

25

[hushed robin]

hm

that should be more than enough

[pale vessel]

it's never enough

~tim, probably

[hushed robin]

🧌

for me it should be enough i just want to add all of these

btw

how can i convert a hex code to

int

[proven lantern]

Number(`0x${hex}`)

untested

[lyric mountain]

just parseInt(hex, 16)

remove the # beforehand

[proven lantern]

yeah, parseInt is better

btw this is working perfectly

[hushed robin]

ok

[lyric mountain]

nice

I'd change the name tho, else u might bamboozle urself later on

like const luminance = (rgb) => ...

[hushed robin]

my anime bot is working

now i need to add paginating

[lyric mountain]

that's a manga sir

[hushed robin]

bruh

[lyric mountain]

u forgot to specify the type of the search

[hushed robin]

whats the difference

[lyric mountain]

...

one is a book, the other is a tv series

ur making a search anime command and don't know what a manga is?

[hushed robin]

bruh

both r anime

[lyric mountain]

anime comes from animation (animeshon)

unless u manage to invent harry potter technology u can't really watch a book

it's like saying this is a movie

[hushed robin]

are you happy\

[lyric mountain]

that's a manga too

[hushed robin]

bro

no it's not

[lyric mountain]

it is

[hushed robin]

how is it not an anime

i added the filter

[pale vessel]

that's the next arc

[hushed robin]

to only show anime

bruh

[pale vessel]

it's anime

[hushed robin]

good

[proven lantern]

is there anyway to omit id instead of having to pass id: null for emoji's inside a button component?
https://discord.com/developers/docs/interactions/message-components#button-object

[lyric mountain]

ah, that explains why I didn't see it yet

[hushed robin]

demon slayer is the only anime book i've read

and chainsaw guy too

those are one of the only two good animes

wtf

why are there no results for chainsaw man

[lyric mountain]

manga

[hushed robin]

can you explain the above

it works on editor

[proven lantern]

why would they make id required, but allow it to be null???

[lyric mountain]

u likely miscoded something

[lyric mountain]

because null is a valid value

[hushed robin]

but i have same query as editor

[pale vessel]

?snowflake

which is nullable

[proven lantern]

i want to omit id

[pale vessel]

it didn't say id? so you can't

[proven lantern]

i want id?

[lyric mountain]

console log your query

[hushed robin]

my query

    Page (page: $page, perPage: $perPage) {
        media(type: $type, search: $search, season: $season) {
            title {
                romaji
                english
                native
            }
            id
            averageScore
            coverImage {
                extraLarge
                large
                medium
                color
            }
        }
    }
}```

my variables
```json
{
    page: 1,
    perPage: 1,
    type: 'ANIME',
    search: 'Chainsaw Man',
    season: null
}```

[lyric mountain]

see if it's as expected

[lyric mountain]

season

[hushed robin]

?

season is null

[lyric mountain]

nvm then

[hushed robin]

bruuhhhh

does api hate me

[pale vessel]

try omitting the season filter

[hushed robin]

removing?

[pale vessel]

remove the filter and variable and see if it's still empty

[hushed robin]

ok

[lyric mountain]

season filter is mostly useless tbh if ur making a command

[pale vessel]

if so then maybe null breaks it

[hushed robin]

bruh

it works now

[lyric mountain]

everyone will search by name mostly

[hushed robin]

hm

so i need to pass everything in weirdly

[proven lantern]

when you see null you should be on alert for bugs

[hushed robin]

this is going to suck

[proven lantern]

at least in JS

[lyric mountain]

buddy nulls were there before undefined, just accept it

[hushed robin]

who has a solution for this

[proven lantern]

most laguages don't have 2 bottom values

[lyric mountain]

remove season filter altogether

[hushed robin]

bro

i wanna add it

😐

[lyric mountain]

nobody will use it

[hushed robin]

idc

[lyric mountain]

nobody even remembers which season an anime was released

[lyric mountain]

yes, that's an issue because js allows u to access nonexistant stuff when it should've thrown an exception

[proven lantern]

js throws when you try to access stuff unless you use elvis

[pale vessel]

if no season is provided, then make the variable value ["SPRING", "SUMMER",
...]

[hushed robin]

ok

[lyric mountain]

it doesn't, only when u try to access something from null/undefined

[pale vessel]

although that MIGHT also break for entries that don't have season set so you should also add null in the list

[lyric mountain]

because those cannot have properties

[proven lantern]

what nonexistant stuff does js allow you to access without throwing?

[hushed robin]

{
page: 1,
perPage: 1,
type: 'ANIME',
search: 'Chainsaw Man',
season: [ 'SPRING', 'SUMMER', 'FALL', 'WINTER' ]
}

{ status: 400, message: 'Bad Request' }

[wheat mesa]

Literally any property

[lyric mountain]

ONE value of those

not all

[hushed robin]

bro he just said to make it that

[lyric mountain]

ah, well yeah it wont work

[hushed robin]

ok well

how can i not pass the variable if it's null?

[pale vessel]

set it to [MediaSeason!] as the variable type

[hushed robin]

ok

[pale vessel]

add null too

[proven lantern]

so typeof (1).something === 'undefined' would throw. but you'd probably want some other function to check for the existence before using the accessor function or something like that?

[hushed robin]

bad request

[lyric mountain]

it wouldn't

cuz typeof isn't acessing any prop

[pale vessel]

apparently it's not nullable, try removing null from the array and the exclamation mark

[proven lantern]

ok, so typeof would prompt it into a different access pattern

[lyric mountain]

typeof is a different kind of thing

[proven lantern]

but you want (1).something to thow in other situations?

[lyric mountain]

trying to access any nonexistant property should throw

[hushed robin]

so what am i suppose to return

[pale vessel]

what do you mean?

[lyric mountain]

but js is made in a way to have an extremely lenient runtime

that avoids to throw any exception at all

[hushed robin]

you said remove null

[proven lantern]

that would make it hard to write dynamic code

[lyric mountain]

not exactly

groovy is there to prove that's not necessarily true

[pale vessel]

keep the array the same as this and change the type to [MediaSeason]

[proven lantern]

yeah, i guess it's fine as long as typeof still works

[lyric mountain]

typeof should also be gone

instanceof is superior in pretty much every way

[hushed robin]

bad request

[proven lantern]

instanceof encourages a hierarchical design which is bad

composition over inheritance

[wheat mesa]

yeah no that’s just not true

Composition is not always the solution

Inheritance is not perfect but neither is composition

[lyric mountain]

if a class is of type T, then it's expected to have all properties and methods of T

[proven lantern]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Composition_over_inheritance

[wheat mesa]

I always see these examples with code nobody would ever write. ECSs are a good example of the strengths of composition, but also it’s not perfect

[lyric mountain]

besides, u can also use instanceof for interfaces

[proven lantern]

you shouldn't use class in JS

[lyric mountain]

this is how adding properties at runtime works in groovy

[hushed robin]

guys how can i not add a property at all if null

[lyric mountain]

u can't access a nonexistant prop yet u can still compose a dynamic object

[lyric mountain]

you'll still need to dynamically generate the filters

[proven lantern]

how do you check if a property exists in a condition?

[hushed robin]

i want season to not be added at all if null

[proven lantern]

if(b.something) {
  println b.something
}

like that?

[lyric mountain]

if (b.hasProperty("something"))

ofc since groovy allows operator override u could do this:

[hushed robin]

wym

[pale vessel]

welp, looks like it requires the filter to accept a list which in this case it doesn't

[proven lantern]

i guess i already do this for everything with typeof. it might not hurt

i dont like it reserving the hasProperty function name

[pale vessel]

they don't have season_in and season_not_in filter either

which would've worked

[pale vessel]

you'll just have to fetch all seasons and filter the result yourself

[proven lantern]

what do you think he meant by this?

[lyric mountain]

u can shorten that, I just wanted to write a quick example

actually, didn't even need the getProperty thing

[proven lantern]

i noticed the font changes a bit

[hushed robin]

well

it works fine if I don't add the season variable

I'm just trying to figure out a good way to do it

[proven lantern]

https://youtu.be/XFTOG895C7c?t=1584

[wheat mesa]

You LOVE this dude, my god

Have you ever considered that maybe he’s wrong?

[proven lantern]

he agrees with me a lot

[proven lantern]

of course

[wheat mesa]

He seems like an old dude that misses the days of writing 1500 lines of unreadable C, and hates that newer features in languages make things more manageable tbh

[hushed robin]

will this work

[proven lantern]

he thinks c was a bad idea and smalltalk should have been more popular since it was a better language

c isn't really oo, but smalltalk is

[wheat mesa]

Stable release from 1980 💀

[hushed robin]

hello

[frosty gale]

try it, graphql user

[hushed robin]

bruh

I’m forced to

anilist only has graphql api

i found a solution

[proven lantern]

the way options are stored for subcommands is so dumb

[lyric mountain]

Won't work most likely

Since u added the variable on the query

If you want to omit a variable I already told u to dynamically generate the query

Instead of hardcoding it

Or just save yourself the effort and remove that useless season filter

[hushed robin]

they do it though

[lyric mountain]

They do what

[hushed robin]

I can see it on the query from the AniList website

they provide season in the query but don't in the variables and it works

[proven lantern]

what do you think Alan Kay meant by this?

I'm sorry that I long ago coined the term "objects" for this topic because it gets many people to focus on the lesser idea. The big idea is "messaging".

[hushed robin]

variables they provide

query

wait

hm

[lyric mountain]

That's not what I meant

[hushed robin]

it's not any different from what i'm doing

[neon leaf]

so I have a github oauth2 app, does the ratelimit for rest calls to ex user infos apply to my ip or the specific user?

[lyric mountain]

It'll not find that variable

[hushed robin]

they literally do the same thing tho...

look at their query above

[lyric mountain]

That's only declaring the variable

[lyric mountain]

For the requester

[hushed robin]

if they can do it why can't i

?

[lyric mountain]

Well, try it and see

[hushed robin]

it works

w

[lyric mountain]

Ur too fixated on that guy

[proven lantern]

Alan Kay is a differnt guy. he invented oop

[lyric mountain]

But that quote is likely because he used the wrong word for the context

[sage bobcat]

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[lyric mountain]

Torvals hates c++ and invented linux and git

Doesn't mean c++ is bad

I mean, it IS bad, but not because torvalds hate it

[sage bobcat]

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[proven lantern]

did torvald wish smalltalk became popular instead of c?

[lyric mountain]

No, he loves c

Smalltalk looks like liquid hell

[proven lantern]

all the text is squiggly lines. i think this website is broken

[sage bobcat]

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[proven lantern]

lol ty

[tulip ledge]

Ok, so I'm working on an RPG bot and a lot of the tasks are doing using minigames like fighting and crafting. These are timed and such and are annoying of multiple people do it at the same time in the same channel (also ratelimiting maybe?). I also don't want users to do 2 of these tasks at the same time as it could have issues with saving user's data as these tasks take time to complete and I only fetch the user data at the start of the task and then update and save, so you can see how there could be issues if a user runs one of these commands in the middle of running another. I'm currently using this approach:

// client
public activePlayers = new ExpiryMap<Snowflake, handler>(60000, []);

this.on("interactionCreate", async (payload: Interaction) => {
  if (payload.isButton() || payload.isSelectMenu()) {
      if (this.activePlayers.has(payload.message.id)) {
        let handler = this.activePlayers.get(payload.message.id);
        this.activePlayers.set(payload.message.id, handler);
      }
    }
});
// types
type handler = {
  getUserId(): Snowflake | Snowflake[];
  getChannelId(): Snowflake;
  onStart(): void;
  cleanUp(): void;
}
// handler
constructor() {
  ...
  this.onStart()
}

public getUserId() {
  return this.cmd.member.user.id;
}

public getChannelId() {
  return this.cmd.message?.channel.id;
}

public onStart() {
  this.client.activeChannels.set(this.getUserId(), this);
}

public cleanUp() {
  this.client.activeChannels.delete(this.getUserId());
}

private onEnd() {
  this.cleanUp();
  ...
}

So this way I add the user to a map that removes the entries after a minute. If the user interacts (using a button or select menu) the map gets updated refreshing the entries ttl. This way I can check before executing a command if the user is in an active task or the channel is occupied. I'd first like your opinions on this approach and if there might be a better approach? And then I also have an issue with this. In my fighthandler's onStart method I add the user with the handler to the map, but when I try to get the entry in my slashcommand handler the map is somehow empty, even tho if I log the map in the fighthandler the map does have the correct entry

[sage bobcat]

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[neon leaf]

whats the best way to get the primary email of a github user using the javascript sdk? technically (await <Octokit>.rest.users.listEmailsForAuthenticatedUser()).find((e) => e.primary) works but I dont want to fetch unneeded data

[proven lantern]

nope, this website is broken too, but it's broken differently

[sage bobcat]

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[earnest phoenix]

Just saw this conversation, mind explaining why you think it's bad?

[sage bobcat]

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[earnest phoenix]

🗣️💯🔥

[neon leaf]

C++ better than rust smh

[proven lantern]

i wouldn't wait an indeterminate amount of time. i would set something in the database to indicate user x is doing something. once it's done remove that value from the database. then check if the user is doing something from the DB before doing something else. you'll want consistent reads

[tulip ledge]

so you think I should save an array with user id's to the db?

or how do you think I should do it then

[proven lantern]

each user should have their own record

[sage bobcat]

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[tulip ledge]

because saving it to the user will present with the same issue I'm trying to avoid

[sage bobcat]

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[tulip ledge]

I have a cacheµ

[hushed robin]

bro why is it saying bad request now

it was working before

what the frick

[proven lantern]

make another table keyed off of the user

[tulip ledge]

but not with redis

[sage bobcat]

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[tulip ledge]

I'm using keyv mysql

so making another table isn't an option x)

[lyric mountain]

Personally? I just dislike the route it took, starting with the weird syntax choice

[proven lantern]

add a new column

[tulip ledge]

so a new column for each user

[lyric mountain]

And my opinion might be biased from my experiences with winapi

[tulip ledge]

with an active state true or false?

and what about the channels?

[lyric mountain]

Ik c++ is not only winapi, but it left a sour taste

[proven lantern]

i would make it an enum

some activites might not conflict with others

[tulip ledge]

mmh

[earnest phoenix]

You're the first person I've ever seen to call C++'s syntax choice as weird, what syntax do you consider as weird in particular?

[tulip ledge]

but what about the channels?

[lyric mountain]

Mostly the extremely verbose types and -> or :: everywhere

[proven lantern]

save the activity like this. activityName.channelId then split by ..

const [activityName, channelId] = activity.split(".")

[tulip ledge]

mhm but the issue is if a different user executes a command it won't trigger that right?

because if you're saving like: key: userid, value: activityName.channelId then I won't be able to check if the channel is occupiedµ

[proven lantern]

you would read from the db and check yourself

you'd want another table

[lyric mountain]

I can get the reasoning for the rest, like not using new and declaring variables like Class abc;

[tulip ledge]

also, what if I save a state to the user and the bot crashes or something happens and the user's state never gets updated back to inactive

[proven lantern]

but if that's not an option then it'll get dirty

[sage bobcat]

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[hushed robin]

someone help me

i keep getting bad request with graphql

[sage bobcat]

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[earnest phoenix]

extremely verbose types
I fail to see how C++'s types are verbose, and it's a bit ironic since you use Java :^)

-> or :: everywhere
I mean, they make quite a lot of sense in a middle-level programming language like C++, they're to distinguish between the qualifiers being accessed

[lyric mountain]

ironically, java types aren't really verbose

[proven lantern]

make a separate table with a ttl attribute

[lyric mountain]

the myth comes mostly from java EE types (or old libs)

[tulip ledge]

yeah that's what I thought, I'm using keyv so a seperate table is not an option

[lyric mountain]

which is not really the standard lib

[tulip ledge]

that's why I used the expiry map as it's a map with a ttl built in

[proven lantern]

create a separate instance of the DB

is that possible?

[earnest phoenix]

Can you show me a C++ type that's verbose? And compare it to types in Java (if possible)?

[tulip ledge]

well it's possible if I create another db yeah

but why would I choose to get more traffic to the db instead of saving it to memory?

[hushed robin]

why bad request

{ page: 1, perPage: 1, type: 'ANIME', search: 'Chainsaw Man' }

    $page: Int
    $perPage: Int
    $type: MediaType
    $search: String
    $seasonYear: Int
    $season: MediaSeason
    ) {
    Page(page: $page, perPage: $perPage) {
        media(type: $type, search: $search, season: $season) {
            id
            title {
                romaji
                english
                native
            }
            coverImage {
                extraLarge
                color
            }
            averageScore
        }
    }
}```

[tulip ledge]

isn't it achieving the same thing but then with latency?

[proven lantern]

memory is more expensive than db storage

[tulip ledge]

true but how much memory do you think it'll take in?

[proven lantern]

depends, but at somepoint you'll run out

[lyric mountain]

quite hard to ask me to remember one now, it's been a couple years since I touched cpp

[earnest phoenix]

Btw that's as good as it's going to get

[proven lantern]

restarting the server will clear everyones state

[tulip ledge]

yes but that's not bad tho

since if the bot restarts all the tasks stop aswell

so there's no issue with duplicate tasks being ran

I'd actually prefer that over the states being saved

but yes, indeed, the problem is if the bot gets really big it'll be very intensive on memory

[earnest phoenix]

Weird and probably dumb question....

But when using Next.js, where should I be putting all of my meta tags and stuff like that? Should that go in the index file? Or one of the _document.js or _app.js files?

[tulip ledge]

as I have a user and profile cache already and then a state cache aswell

[proven lantern]

if it autodeleted then it wouldn't be too bad, but manually setting the states after a restart would be annoying

[tulip ledge]

what do you mean autodeleted?

[proven lantern]

ttl attribute

[tulip ledge]

if the server restarts, the memory gets cleared too no?

[hushed robin]

does anyone with graphql experience know

[proven lantern]

if you save state in the db then it would be possible to restart the server in the middle of a long process and have it continue from the middle of the process

[tulip ledge]

mmmh? how?

The way I see that being possible is to save the handlers to the db and then loading every handler and rerunning it where it left off

or am I not getting what you mean?

[hushed robin]

nvm i fixed

[proven lantern]

the state would be save to the db and the logic would take into account the current state

[tulip ledge]

ah I see

but I don't really need that

as I'd have to store a lot of data to get back to a state of the fight for example

I think I'll keep the memory way and monitor it closely. If I need to swap to database storage I will

[hushed robin]

wtf is Ecchi

nvm

google told me

[proven lantern]

if you save all state in a DB then you can switch to serverless hosting. which means you only pay for server time when someone is running a command

[tulip ledge]

yeah but i also have a cache tho?

[hushed robin]

is it possible to make it so

[spark flint]

i need to add caching to my site

[hushed robin]

you can select many choices in slash command option

[tulip ledge]

I found a way to get a new table using keyv I'll try the db way

and how do you think I should save them then? Because keyv is key value storing also I don't think keyv has ttl

[proven lantern]

you dont really need a cache with serverless. at least not in the code. you can use a service like reddis

[tulip ledge]

never used reddis before

[proven lantern]

it's a database that uses memory instead of storage

[tulip ledge]

ah, but i also don't really need serverless hosting

but how do you think I should save them then? Because keyv is key value storing also I don't think keyv has ttl

Keyv doesn't have ttl so do I save them with a timestamp, problem is then that people who use a command once and never use the bot anymore just clog up the states table then no?

[proven lantern]

yeah, having a ttl field would be nice

use dynamodb

[tulip ledge]

nvm keyv has a ttl

[proven lantern]

nice

[tulip ledge]

ok perfect

now do I just keep my original approach or do I just set like a really high ttl of like an hour?

since tasks will never take longer than like 5 minutes and maybe 15 minutes for dungeons

[proven lantern]

the ttl should be longer than any activity will ever take

[tulip ledge]

ok so like half an hour?

[proven lantern]

idk how long they are

[tulip ledge]

yeah max 15 minutes

[proven lantern]

i'd need more domain specific knowledge

[hushed robin]

why tf do anilist descriptions have html in them

[tulip ledge]

wdym domain specific?

[lyric mountain]

give him more context

[proven lantern]

specialized knowledge of the activity for you bot

[tulip ledge]

oh alright

[lyric mountain]

they're supposed to be embedded in sites

[hushed robin]

so

now i need to manually remove html

[lyric mountain]

yes

a simple replace chain will do it

they only use formatting tags, nothing exceptional

[tulip ledge]

So for fighting you get a random mob and you press buttons (moves) to deal damage. You keep doing this untill the mob is dead. But if you can't beat the mob in 5 minutes you automatically lose, so fighting never lasts longer than 5 minutes. Dungeons on the other hand is harder to calculate because it generates random rooms and they can be puzzle rooms and such and based on the floor you encounter more rooms. Same here with miniboss rooms if you can't defeat them in 5 minutes you lose and puzzle rooms can't take longer than 3,5 minutes and treasure and shrine rooms last 1 minute exactly. Currently the first floor has 4 rooms with the boss room so let's say if you get 3 miniboss rooms + the boss room the max it could take is 20 minutes

but the issue is that the higher floors you go the more rooms the dungeons will contain so they could take even longer

but maybe I set the ttl during the generation of the dungeon? And I just do ammount of rooms * 5 minutes or smth?

[proven lantern]

i'd make the timeout like 10x the longest a game could take

[tulip ledge]

so 200 minutes?

3 hours and 20 minutes

[proven lantern]

that should be enough

you can always change it if you need more time

[tulip ledge]

alright

but it's not like 3 hours and 20 minutes could be overkill?

[hushed robin]

why tf is some of the text it returns all caps

[lyric mountain]

likely enums

[hushed robin]

how can i make it not caps

just first letter caps

[proven lantern]

nope

[tulip ledge]

alright, and how do you think I should save them then? key: userid, value: task?

[lyric mountain]

make it all lowercase, remove the first letter, make it uppercase, add the first letter back

optionally make a function so u dont need to type it every time

[tulip ledge]

because I need to find a decent way of saving the channels too right?

[proven lantern]

the key should be the activity id or just a generic id

[tulip ledge]

mmmh

but how should I get it from the db then?

because keyv is essentially like a map, I have to db.get(key)

[proven lantern]

so lets say activity1 has a blue room that only one user can be in. you could use a key like
['activity1', 'blue_room'].join('|')

the id should be the thing that is blocked

[tulip ledge]

Wow hold on, I don’t get this

[proven lantern]

if user 2 wants to go in the blue room in activity1 they would check ['activity1', 'blue_room'].join('|') to see if they can go in first. if they can then they set it so no one else can get in. then when they leave they delete id ['activity1', 'blue_room'].join('|') from the db

[hushed robin]

ok i did it

anime.status.charAt(0).toUpperCase() + anime.status.toLowerCase().substring(1)

[tulip ledge]

ohhh, no no, that's not how it works haha

[hushed robin]

w me

[proven lantern]

but you can use the id to indicate the thing you want to block at a detailed level

[tulip ledge]

no so, I'm trying to make it so a user can't use 2 "intensive" commands (cmds that take time to complete) at once and I also don't want 2 users to use 2 "intensive" commands in the same channel

[proven lantern]

so the key could be something like ['intensive_command', user.id].join('|')

[tulip ledge]

mhm ok

[proven lantern]

you dont care if two different users run an intensive command at the same time?

[tulip ledge]

yeah I see what you mean

I do, if it's in the same channel

[proven lantern]

so what you want is this key ['intensive_command', channel.id].join('|')

[tulip ledge]

So I have some intensive commands: craft, hunt, adventure, cook, dungeon and I don't want 2 of them being done in the same channel

ah ok

so I'm just saving 2 things to the db?

so essentially when a user executes a command I'm making 3 different db queries

isn't that quite intensive tho?

or is that fine

[proven lantern]

queries by key should be quick

[hushed robin]

how do i get this from the anilist api

[proven lantern]

select statements with joins are where you run into issues with speed

[tulip ledge]

ok, and I can ofcourse also only query if the user runs an intensive command

for the other commands I can just use 1 query for the user

Alright @proven lantern thank you so so much for helping me ❤️

[frosty gale]

@earnest phoenix another c++ q if you dont mind (i hope)
i have a class and I want to create an instance of it using new like

struc* item;
item = new struc();

but I want to initialise the memory with my own custom allocator, for instance malloc instead of the one c++ uses for new operator
so essentially i want the memory allocation process to be completely up to me, but as for initialising class members to default and calling the constructor, up to c++
I tried to use "placement news" i think they're called but I get this error: No matching 'operator new' function for non-allocating placement new expression; include <new>

struc* item;
item = new (malloc(sizeof(struc))) struc();

I don't think including new will help me, especially since im working with only the static versions of the standard library
any idea on initialising classes without new?

to avoid doubt i can always add code onto the struc class

[earnest phoenix]

You cannot use placement new without including the new header

[frosty gale]

what does the new header even contain?

i hope its not os specific functions

as in its completely static

[proven lantern]

['intensive_command', 'craft', channel.id].join('|') would be a better key. so craft doesn't block hunt and other commands

[tulip ledge]

well I do want it to block others tho but I already implemented it

it's working like it should

[proven lantern]

noice

[tulip ledge]

🙂

I think I might actually save the message id so I can make a reference link to it, so people can just click it and go to their task

[earnest phoenix]

It contains the necessary declarations for the dynamic memory allocation operations provided by the language, it includes the following:

1. operator new - used to allocate memory dynamically in the free store
2. operator new[] - used to allocate memory for arrays dynamically in the free store
3. operator delete - used to deallocate memory allocated using operator new
4. operator delete[] - used to deallocate memory allocated using operator new[]

These operators are used implicitly when you use the new and new[] keyword to allocate dynamic memory, and the delete and delete[] keywords to deallocate the memory, they can also be called explicitly if needed

The new header also provides the nothrow version of the operator new and operator new[] functions, which return a null pointer instead of throwing an exception if the memory allocation fails

Including the new header (<new>) is necessary when using placement new, which allows you to specify a custom memory location for object construction, and when using the nothrow variant of the operator new functions

And the new header doesn't use OS-specific APIs, it only provides the declarations, not the memory allocation implementations

But note that if you really don't want to use the new header there's also a way to use custom allocators in C++ without it but it's ugly

[wheat mesa]

What about smart pointers ;c

[proven lantern]

this actually could be overkill. if the bot restarts in the middle of an activity it'll take 3hs to let them do another activity

can you set a ttl for each record separately?

[tulip ledge]

already implemented that

; )

I just made the ttl the cooldown of the command as the commands have cooldowns like 10 mins and 1 hr and stuff

[proven lantern]

nice, so each activity can have a ttl that makes sense for the activity

[tulip ledge]

ye

and for dungeons I can just get the amount of rooms and multiply it by a certain amount of time so it'll be exact time a dungeon could max take

[hushed robin]

how can i make this embed look better

[proven lantern]

headers

[tulip ledge]

is that new in discord

how did u do that

[proven lantern]

## headers

big headers

[frosty gale]

I tried to use the new header but yeah it doesnt appear to be included

im compiling with -ffreestanding and static libgcc so no standard lib at all (my mistake)

though im happy to hear your ugly possible solution

[earnest phoenix]

@tulip ledge https://support.discord.com/hc/en-us/articles/210298617-Markdown-Text-101-Chat-Formatting-Bold-Italic-Underline-#h_01GY0DB14X1PFY87CJFFVHFW4T

[tulip ledge]

well I didn't know they added all the other markdown features to dc

wait was headers a feature since like always?

I'm sure I've never seen it used before

[earnest phoenix]

It's a new feature

[proven lantern]

discord needs to support table markdown soon

[tulip ledge]

ah ok cuz block quotes and such were already a thing

[tulip ledge]

I don't see a real use case for it tho in a chat app

[proven lantern]

displaying a leaderboard

[tulip ledge]

ah true

[tulip ledge]

I just used:
🥇
🥈
🥉
4.
5.
6.
...
for my elo bot I made a while ago

[proven lantern]

this is my layout now. i don't like how the numbers line up

[tulip ledge]

ah, well you can use 2 fields and put them inline with the second one having an invisible emoji as title

that way the numbers are perfectly under each other

[proven lantern]

but i can only use 25 fields

i was going to make 2 versions

[tulip ledge]

;-; why do you need 25 fields?

just one field with the users and then one field with the points

[proven lantern]

leaderboards can have hundreds of people

[tulip ledge]

ah

add pagination?

[lyric mountain]

put the numbers like this

including the emojis

[proven lantern]

pagination would be guild wide so they would interfere

[lyric mountain]

this forces a monospaced font, so they'll line up

[proven lantern]

but the names are different length

so it'll be offset

[tulip ledge]

what do you mean? just split the thing you're displaying into different arrays and put that in a 2d array then just display the array based on the page being the index

[tulip ledge]

use empty emojis to create an equal whitespace

[proven lantern]

but the message is seen by everyone in the discord server the same way. so some other user could paginate

[tulip ledge]

or the empty unicode character idk if that works on dc tho

[tulip ledge]

oh you mean like that

[proven lantern]

maybe, find the length of the longest username and then pad the other names with whitespace

could work

[tulip ledge]

split it up in multiple embeds? I made a bot with leaderboards for a hypixel skyblock guild a long time ago and I just split it up in 5 embeds it was like 125 users

[proven lantern]

you mean like return an array of embeds that each have the max number of fields

that could work

[tulip ledge]

yeah

that's what I did

[tulip ledge]

you can just use slice method and slice it into equal chunks and then send an embed for each chunk

[proven lantern]

or % 25

yeah

[tulip ledge]

what can you do that with arrays? oh no I see what you mean

[earnest phoenix]

Then you'd have to invoke the constructors and destructors yourself

Here's an example:

#include <cstdlib>
#include <iostream>

struct Foo {
  int bar;

  Foo() {
    bar = 0;

    std::cout << "Constructor called" << std::endl;
  }

  ~Foo() {
    std::cout << "Destructor called" << std::endl;
  }

  void baz() {
    std::cout << "Hello from Foo" << std::endl;
  }
};

template <typename T>
void construct(T* object) {
  new (object) T();
}

template <typename T>
void destroy(T* object) {
  object->~T();
}

template <typename T>
T* allocate() {
  void* memory = std::malloc(sizeof(T));

  return static_cast<T*>(memory);
}

template <typename T>
void deallocate(T* object) {
  std::free(object);
}

int main() {
  // Allocate memory using custom allocator
  Foo* foo = allocate<Foo>();

  // Call the constructor to initialize the object
  construct(foo); // Constructor called

  // Call a member function
  foo->baz(); // Hello from Foo

  // Do whatever else
  // ...

  // After you're done using the object, destroy it
  destroy(foo); // Destructor called

  // And finally deallocate the memory you allocated for the object using custom allocator
  deallocate(foo);
}

[tulip ledge]

I swear to god c++ is chinese for me, imma stay with high level languages for the time being

[peak drum]

Everybody that doesn’t have a basic knowledge of programming would say that about html

[wheat mesa]

@earnest phoenix I’m learning C for uni in the fall, and I’m creating some basic data structures to learn more about how to create things. Is the best way to implement “methods” on structs just passing a pointer to the struct and operating on the data there?

void add(SomeCollectionStruct* thing)``` for example

[earnest phoenix]

That depends, you should generally always go for references instead of pointers

However, there can cases where you should use pointers:

1. Nullability, if the passed argument can be absent (NULL) then use pointers
2. Pointers can be reassigned to point to different objects at different times
3. Pointers can be used to manage the ownership of objects, such as dynamically allocated memory
4. Passing large objects as references is more efficient, however, if the object can be absent (point 1) then use pointers

But what you're currently doing is fine

[frosty gale]

that makes me wanna cry 😭 templates are so ugh in c++

thanks though I appreciate it

[earnest phoenix]

You're welcome

[frosty gale]

it's Chinese even to some of the better of us

kinda like c but with added stuff

old computer with the newest rgb and case

[earnest phoenix]

Though I wonder, why are you trying to avoid using the standard library? And why is it just static in your case?

[proven lantern]

i was taught to avoid the standard libraries in my health class

[earnest phoenix]

I'm sorry but your health class has betrayed you, they're making you use unhealthy practices by implementing everything yourself

[proven lantern]

maybe i'm mixing things up in my head

[hushed robin]

is there anyway to get a list of all anime

on anilist

[lyric mountain]

no, do you even have an idea of how many anime exists?

[hushed robin]

on anilist, ~18,850

i could get them all

but

it would take 377 requests to the api

i wonder if there an option that takes less request

[frosty gale]

I can't im doing this on a microcontroller so there's no existing environment all im left with is my silly little code

so I have to implement everything from scratch and can only really use static libgcc

c++ kinda sucks for this kinda stuff but I really wanted classes so here I am

you have to even call internal constructors yourself before you hand over control to your c++ code otherwise undefined behaviour :)

[frosty gale]

standard library best thing to ever exist

do all heavy lifting for you

(we don't talk about c)

[hushed robin]

does anyone know

i really need this

[sharp geyser]

no one cares

[hushed robin]

see what i mean

lol

bros hostile for no reason

[frosty gale]

battleless at this point make a new account and rebuild your reputation as a kind young man just learning the ropes

[hushed robin]

why?

my reputation is perfectly fine

[sharp geyser]

No one wants to help someone who tells them they are wrong

[hushed robin]

?

[sharp geyser]

I've already went over this with you, everytime I see you asking for help and someone does you are always arguing with them that you are doing it right and they are wrong

Im not getting into it again with you

[hushed robin]

that's a lie

and you know it

🤣

[frosty gale]

I guess you can try setting the perpage parameter to as high as you can go

But I doubt the api will let you retrieve all of them at once

[hushed robin]

i did

[frosty gale]

too computationally expensive for an api

just go through all pages and collect the animes that way

[hushed robin]

thats a lot of requests tho

when my bot is public it will hurt

[queen needle]

Why do you want all animes?

[hushed robin]

autocomplete 🤩

[queen needle]

Couldn't you do a system where you fetch them all once, save them somewhere and every maybe day or so do it again to update?

[hushed robin]

yes but it will take my bot out for like 4 minutes due to ratelimits

do you think that'll be fine

[sharp geyser]

Ratelimits through what?

[hushed robin]

wym

the apis ratelimits

[sharp geyser]

You can just do it on startup of the bot initially

and then have some kind of cron job or whatever to update the cache daily

[hushed robin]

cache?

heck no

[queen needle]

...

[frosty gale]

it would likely take just as long if not a little quicker than going through all pages

[sharp geyser]

issue with this is if your bot goes down then you will have to repopulate the cache

[hushed robin]

yea

thats why i was going to use database

[sharp geyser]

Bro what

[hushed robin]

maybe i can just do one request per minute

[frosty gale]

do the animes constantly update? is that why you need to fetch stuff constantly?

[hushed robin]

no

tbh it's probably fine to just update them everytime the bot restarts

[sharp geyser]

Anime doesn't update within a day unless its the day a new episode releases (which isn't done but like once a week)

[hushed robin]

i mean episodes don't really matter

i just want the name and id of the anime

[sharp geyser]

Then why the fuck are you worried about constantly updating them

[hushed robin]

cus

if new anime

it needs to be updated

[sharp geyser]

Then idk fetch every other day to repoplate the cache

or once a week

[frosty gale]

isn't this the kind of problem graphql is designed to solve?

[queen needle]

^

[sharp geyser]

I don't really use graphql so no idea

[frosty gale]

can't you look up only the most recently updated animes or something on the api

[hushed robin]

yea but i can only fetch 50 animes per page

and there's about 18550

[frosty gale]

that's the whole point of graphql afaik lol conditional queries so you don't have to fetch and process everything

[hushed robin]

so divide them and u get 371 requests

[frosty gale]

I mean do it on the api side

[hushed robin]

maybe

[sharp geyser]

point of graphql is to fetch only what you need

[frosty gale]

so the api only sends you back the most updated ones

[hushed robin]

let me see

[sharp geyser]

if you only need the id's and names then just fetch all the animes and only grab the name and id

[frosty gale]

no wonder no one uses graphql 💀

at this point just use rest

[sharp geyser]

the point of graphql was to get around what rest doesn't do

[hushed robin]

after further checking the docs

you cannot get recently updated anime

or anything

[sharp geyser]

with a rest api it sends you all the data, with graphql you select what kind of data you want back

its an attempt to de-bloat response bodies

[hushed robin]

it's cool

[sharp geyser]

If anilist is using graphql, fetch all animes but only request for the ids and names of those animes and you'd just have an array of objects (probably) of the names and ids

[frosty gale]

feels unnatural having a whole query language for it though and sending that query string as a body for your data

[sharp geyser]

and you can refetch every other day or weekly thats the only solution I can think of

[sharp geyser]

I mean I get the gimmick behind it

but its just something new to learn that doesn't really matter unless you're sending massive amounts of data over rest

[hushed robin]

it's easy to learn

i learned it quickly it's cool stuff

[sharp geyser]

easy to learn how to use an already implemented graphql

harder to actually implement your own graphql

[hushed robin]

yeah ofc

ok i am going to write a script to store all of the animes into my database

[sharp geyser]

That seems so pointless

but ok

[hushed robin]

i want autocomplete

[sharp geyser]

Yea but storing it in your database is the pointless thing

Just store it in a map

[queen needle]

If someone is using the command won't they know what anime they want to look up?

[hushed robin]

yes but they likely won't know the ID

which is what I need to fetch the data

[queen needle]

You can't search by name?

[hushed robin]

i mean you can

but it can return incorrect results

[queen needle]

Couldn't you take 10 results show them in an embed with a select menu letting them choose which one they want?

[hushed robin]

sure

but autocomplete is better

[queen needle]

But this is easier, and isn't a bad idea

[hushed robin]

ITS WORKING

oh wait

is what i'm doing breaking this rule

[sage bobcat]

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[hushed robin]

what if i store it in cache and not a database

does it still count

[sage bobcat]

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[hushed robin]

yea

[sage bobcat]

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[hushed robin]

autocomplete

[sage bobcat]

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[hushed robin]

i already stored it in my database

i guess i need to delete it now

[hushed robin]

i could just refetch when my bot starts

it only takes like 3 minutes

[sage bobcat]

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[hushed robin]

hm

[sage bobcat]

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[hushed robin]

idk how to cache for this

[sage bobcat]

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[hushed robin]

no

[sage bobcat]

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[hushed robin]

why can't i just usue a map

[lyric mountain]

Maps aren't compressed

You'll run out of memory very quickly

Besides, using redis is very much map-like

[hushed robin]

how quickly

[lyric mountain]

Depends on your reqs/m

[hushed robin]

wym

[lyric mountain]

How many queries you do per minute

And how long u keep it in memory

[hushed robin]

forever

till my bot dies

[lyric mountain]

Then it's not really a cache

Store it in a database then

[hushed robin]

import { createClient } from 'redis';

const client = createClient();

client.on('error', err => console.log('Redis Client Error', err));

await client.connect();

await client.set('key', 'value');
const value = await client.get('key');
await client.disconnect();

is this all i need to do to use redis ?

[lyric mountain]

Don't use redis if ur keeping it forever

[hushed robin]

well i'm not

because it breaks anilist tos

[lyric mountain]

?

To keep the data?

[hushed robin]

in mass,

[wheat mesa]

since when have you cared about tos

[lyric mountain]

Ok but that's a different matter

How long do you plan to keep the fetch data?

[hushed robin]

always

[wheat mesa]

(never)

[hushed robin]

till my bot dies

[lyric mountain]

Then as I said, don't use redis

Redis is for caching, what ur doing is not a cache

?

[hushed robin]

but I can't

if I store it it will break tos

[lyric mountain]

Then set a time for that data to expire

[sage bobcat]

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[lyric mountain]

Either store permanently on a databse or temporarily on redis

Not the other way around

[hushed robin]

what

[sage bobcat]

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[lyric mountain]

What are u even talking abt?

[sage bobcat]

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[hushed robin]

ok

i don't think you understand the current conversation

[sage bobcat]

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[lyric mountain]

But he wanta to store it without expiration on redis

[hushed robin]

have a good day

[hushed robin]

i wanna store it for autocomplete

[lyric mountain]

Store the data for like 1 hour or so

[hushed robin]

that defeats the point tho

[lyric mountain]

With expiration set to LTA

[sage bobcat]

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[lyric mountain]

Not really, cache is meant to be temporary

If u store permanently it defeats the point of a cache

[sage bobcat]

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[hushed robin]

"Hoarding’ or mass collection of data from the AniList API is strictly prohibited."

would u consider this breaking this rule

[sage bobcat]

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[lyric mountain]

I know, that's why im telling him to set an expiration

[hushed robin]

i want kuuhakus answer

[sage bobcat]

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[lyric mountain]

Setup redis, set it to expire on LTA (last time acessed) with a duration of your preference

[sharp geyser]

Why not just make your own database of anime information at this point

[lyric mountain]

Whenever the data is acessed it'll refresh the timer

So frequently acessed data will always be cached

[hushed robin]

huh

[lyric mountain]

Huh what

[sharp geyser]

All it does is purge data that isn't frequently access right haku?

[wheat mesa]

rate my first C program 😎 ```c
#ifndef VECTOR_H
#define VECTOR_H

#include <malloc.h>
#include <stdio.h>

typedef struct {
int capacity;
int* items;
int size;
} Vector;

void initVector(Vector* v) {
v->capacity = 10;
v->items = malloc(10 * sizeof(int));
v->size = 0;
}

static void resize(Vector* v) {
int* newItems = malloc(v->capacity * 2 * sizeof(int));
v->capacity *= 2;
printf("New internal size: %d\n", v->capacity);
for(int i = 0; i < v->size; i++) {
newItems[i] = v->items[i];
}
free(v->items);
v->items = newItems;
}

void add(Vector* vector, int item) {
if(vector->size + 1 >= vector->capacity) {
resize(vector);
}

vector->items[vector->size] = item;
vector->size++;

}

#endif

[lyric mountain]

Caches have 2 modes, either LTA or LTW

[sharp geyser]

any data they request you can then fetch from the anilist api and recache it

[sage bobcat]

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[lyric mountain]

Last time acessed or last time written

[hushed robin]

ok

[lyric mountain]

Yes

[hushed robin]

i'm not doing this anymore

[sage bobcat]

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[lyric mountain]

Already gave up ffs

[hushed robin]

no

i'm not giving up

[sharp geyser]

Hey props to him for at least going at it for more than a few minutes

[hushed robin]

i'm not doing it because it's against their tos

[lyric mountain]

AaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaAAaaaaaaa

Just use a damn timed cache

[sage bobcat]

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[lyric mountain]

a timed cache

[sharp geyser]

Woah

[hushed robin]

dude for my purpose i would need it to last forever

so it means i just can't do it

[lyric mountain]

Then u don't need a fckin cache

[sage bobcat]

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[sharp geyser]

Actually what haku said should work for you

[lyric mountain]

Both me and faithie are saying the same

[sharp geyser]

while you might not be able to autocomplete everything you can at least autocomplete commonly searched up animes

[hushed robin]

do you guys understand what i want to do ?

[sage bobcat]

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[hushed robin]

but i want all anime

[sage bobcat]

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[sharp geyser]

then make your own fucking anime database and fetch from it

smh

[lyric mountain]

First of all, u can't put all anime on autocomplete

[hushed robin]

i can

[sharp geyser]

Discord has a limit does it not?

[hushed robin]

it's autocomplete

[lyric mountain]

How are u gonna put almost 200k entries in a damn autocomplete?

[hushed robin]

so i will just filter it by what the persons searching

then slice at 25

[wheat mesa]

💀

[hushed robin]

so it fits in discords limits

[hushed robin]

it's actually 18k

[lyric mountain]

25...

[hushed robin]

but i deleted the database

[sharp geyser]

are you trying to implement a fuzzy search or smth in a discord bot

[lyric mountain]

Do u have any idea on how many anime with very similar name there are?

And how long some anime names csn get?

[hushed robin]

i want an autocomplete man

[lyric mountain]

For example Dungeon Ni Deai Wo Motomeru No Wa Machigatteiru Darou Ka?

[hushed robin]

i would just truncate

[sharp geyser]

That makes no sense

[hushed robin]

yes

[lyric mountain]

That defeats the purpose of autocomplete entirely

[sharp geyser]

Then you are just cutting off the name of the anime

[hushed robin]

so

[sharp geyser]

which is pointless

[lyric mountain]

Many anime share a very similar name

[hushed robin]

it will still show accurate results

[sharp geyser]

nah

[hushed robin]

yea

[sharp geyser]

I'd rather search anilist themselves than use your auto complete

[hushed robin]

sure

[lyric mountain]

Shingeki No Kyojin
Shingeki No Bahamut

Good, u truncated, but both are shingeki

[sage bobcat]

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[hushed robin]

so?

[lyric mountain]

See the message below it

[sage bobcat]

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[hushed robin]

no...?

[sharp geyser]

battleless you are a hopeless cause

[hushed robin]

discords text limit for autcomplete options is like 100

both of thhose would fit easily

[sharp geyser]

Thats not the point

[lyric mountain]

The issue becomes even worse when u consider oneshot-based anime

Which have very long names

Like danmachi

[hushed robin]

that looks short to me

[lyric mountain]

Or Gate Jieitai Kanocchi Nitte Kaku Tatakaeri

[lyric mountain]

Neither of those shingeki are oneshots

[sharp geyser]

The point is a lot of animes share common names, if you cut off parts of the name they can get mixed with other animes

thus not accurate anymore

[sage bobcat]

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[lyric mountain]

Oneshots have basically a sentence as a name

[sage bobcat]

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[hushed robin]

that is under 100 characters

so it would be fine

[sage bobcat]

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[lyric mountain]

"That time I got reincarnated as a XXX and did YYY"

[sharp geyser]

alright im done fucking with this guy

he's on his own

[sage bobcat]

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[lyric mountain]

Akikan

[sharp geyser]

that time i got reincarnated as a spider and was a horrible anime

👀

[lyric mountain]

Nahhh

I'm craving for the next season

[sage bobcat]

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[hushed robin]

unless those two words are over 25 characters each it would still be fine

[sharp geyser]

That anime makes zero fucking sense

They quite literally kept true to what a spider does and time warps everything

[sage bobcat]

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[sharp geyser]

Makes the story hard to follow if you dont know spiders perceive time differently

[lyric mountain]

The ending of the second season explains it all

It's a VEEEERY well done mindblow

[sharp geyser]

Im not waiting till the second season

[lyric mountain]

No really, it all makes sense retroactively

[sharp geyser]

thats like saying one piece gets good at episode 500

[lyric mountain]

Like, suddenly u understand everything what happened and why it happened

[sharp geyser]

Watching that anime gave me a headache

[sage bobcat]

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[sharp geyser]

Also dont get me started on Re:Zero

👀

[lyric mountain]

Re:Zero Kara Kuro desu yo

I think

[sage bobcat]

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[sharp geyser]

Re:Zero MC has the biggest plot armour i've ever seen

[lyric mountain]

Rezero has the most stupid mc u mean

Nah, zero no tsukaima mc is worse

[sharp geyser]

Guy has the ability to go back and time and still fucks it up

Entire of season 1 was him trying to save this girl

[lyric mountain]

I'd be fine with that if he wasn't a simp for priscilla

Rem didn't deserve that

[sage bobcat]

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[lyric mountain]

You'll end up hating subaru too

[sage bobcat]

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[lyric mountain]

Lmao

[sage bobcat]

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[lyric mountain]

The only anime I couldn't stand finishing was zero no tsukaima

And I saw REALLY bad anime

[sharp geyser]

Another horrible anime was SAO

First & Second arc was okay

after that nah

[sage bobcat]

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[lyric mountain]

Sao is a funny case, they messed up every even arc and hit a banger on every odd arc

[sage bobcat]

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[sharp geyser]

Dont get me wrong I like it but after a while it got too weird and repetitive

Also just bought DayZ

[lyric mountain]

Aincrad good, alfheim bad, ggo good, mother's rosario bad, alicization 1 good, alicization 2 bad

[lyric mountain]

There's still a community for it?

[sharp geyser]

Oh of course

I mainly got it to play with some friends tho

[sage bobcat]

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[lyric mountain]

MR didn't have the same oompf of the rest

[sage bobcat]

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[lyric mountain]

It was all about the other asuna that had a terminal disease

[sage bobcat]

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[hushed robin]

who can rate my discord bot

if i send gif

why tf are the emojis of my bot like this on mobild

how can I fix this

[lyric mountain]

Skill issue

[hushed robin]

bruh

😐

[sage bobcat]

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[hushed robin]

why?

I’m a good programmer

[sage bobcat]

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[hushed robin]

feel free to express your opinion, I could care less

[sharp geyser]

please do

[sage bobcat]

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[hushed robin]

bruh

Yknow what I mean

[sharp geyser]

lol

[sage bobcat]

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[hushed robin]

maybe

but I’m at least decent

[sage bobcat]

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[sharp geyser]

If you were decent you would get your head out your ass

[sharp geyser]

Im in the valley of despair all the time

[hushed robin]

this is quite difficult to understand

[sharp geyser]

thats because you're at the Peak of "Mount Stupid"

[hushed robin]

no

I don’t think I’m overconfident

[wheat mesa]

I'd say I'm like slightly above valley of despair

[sage bobcat]

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[proven lantern]

i'm the most modest person in this entire discord server

[wheat mesa]

the irony of that statement

[sage bobcat]

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[hushed robin]

I’m not stubborn

[sharp geyser]

At this point my knowledge of programming comes from what tim has told me

[hushed robin]

and of course I want to do things my way it’s my code 🤨

[sharp geyser]

and a lot of trial and error

[sage bobcat]

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[sharp geyser]

code that doesn't function and you ask us for help to fix

[hushed robin]

A lot of my code functions perfectly fine

[sage bobcat]

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[hushed robin]

I didn’t give up because it was hard

I didn’t take your suggestion because it wasn’t what I wanted to do

[sharp geyser]

[sage bobcat]

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[sharp geyser]

That statement alone speaks volumes

[hushed robin]

yes but it wasn’t the solution I wanted

so I just scraped the idea entirely

[sharp geyser]

[sage bobcat]

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[sharp geyser]

you asked for a solution they gave you one and you didn't want it

yep not stubborn

[hushed robin]

that’s not true, I never asked for a solution

[sharp geyser]

[hushed robin]

they decided to give me one, I didn’t ask

[sage bobcat]

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[sharp geyser]

What the fuck are you on bro

[hushed robin]

but it wasn’t what I was looking for so I didn’t implement it

[hushed robin]

nothing

[sharp geyser]

Asking for help is asking for a solution to your problem

[pale vessel]

what do you even need help with

[sharp geyser]

nothing now

[sage bobcat]

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[pale vessel]

good

[sharp geyser]

he doesn't wanna do it anymore

[hushed robin]

I didn’t ask for a solution though

[sharp geyser]