development

[hushed robin]

exactly, I never asked for a solution I asked a question about the tos, so how does it make me stubborn for not implementing your suggestion?

[sage bobcat]

One message removed from a suspended account.

[hushed robin]

yes

[wheat mesa]

@earnest phoenix how should I name functions in C if there's no concept of methods on classes? Naming a method add seems kind of counterintuitive if there's a ton of different structures that all have a method named add

[civic scroll]

like a generic add method?

GATE JIETAI YEAAAAAAAA

[radiant kraken]

you can rewrite the resize function to utilize realloc

static void resize(Vector* v) {
  v->capacity *= 2;
  v->items = realloc(v->items, v->capacity);
}

@wheat mesa

[radiant kraken]

the way i would do it is

vector_add(&vec);
vevtor_resize(&vec);
vector_free(&vec);
``` etc

[sharp geyser]

That all looks so weird

[radiant kraken]

that would help when you're using an IDE Intellisense and type vector_

[sharp geyser]

👀

[radiant kraken]

i mean there's no concept of classes in C

[sharp geyser]

Ima do some more coding on my game

[radiant kraken]

everything must be a function

[hushed robin]

wait

const toProperCase = string => {
    const array = string.toLowerCase().replaceAll(' ', ',').replaceAll('_', ',').split(',');

    if (array.length === 1) {
        if (array[0].length >= 3) {
            return array[0].charAt(0).toUpperCase() + array[0].slice(1);
        } else {
            return array[0].toUpperCase();
        }
    } else {
        let newArray = [];

        for (const word of array) {
            if (word.length >= 3) {
                newArray.push(word.charAt(0).toUpperCase() + word.slice(1));
            } else {
                newArray.push(word.toUpperCase());
            }
        }

        return newArray.join(' ');
    }
}

module.exports = toProperCase;

rate my code

[sharp geyser]

const array = string.toLowerCase().replaceAll(' ', ',').replaceAll('_', ',').split(','); this looks weird

I mean if it works it works ig

[hushed robin]

what should i do

[neon leaf]

const array = string.toLowerCase().split(/ |_/)

[hushed robin]

what magic is this

[neon leaf]

regex

[hushed robin]

i'm screaming

[sharp geyser]

regex to split based off whitespace

by the looks of it

[neon leaf]

yes

[radiant kraken]

or just string.replace(/\b/g, x => x.toUpperCase())

[neon leaf]

it splits either when a space is hit or when an underscore is hit

[radiant kraken]

[hushed robin]

where

[neon leaf]

the entire thing

[hushed robin]

cap

[radiant kraken]

try it and see

[hushed robin]

no way that will do all the code i just wrote

let me see

[sharp geyser]

that doesn't work null

[hushed robin]

if it does i will scream

[sharp geyser]

unless I am reading it wrong

which is highly likely

[radiant kraken]

that was the code i seen from volt

[neon leaf]

that doesnt work

[sharp geyser]

ye it does nothing

[hushed robin]

does not work

[radiant kraken]

oh wait

try changing it to /\b\w/g

it should work

[hushed robin]

does not work

[sharp geyser]

yep

You're smoking buddy

[radiant kraken]

bruh

[sharp geyser]

Works perfectly fine

[hushed robin]

not working for me

[sharp geyser]

skill issue

[radiant kraken]

that was the code volt used so

[sharp geyser]

if volt wrote it then it definitely works

[neon leaf]

this does too technically

string.split(/_| /).map((w) => w.length > 1 ? `${w[0].toUpperCase()}${w.slice(1)}` : w).join(' ')

[sharp geyser]

well you dingus thats now how it works

[hushed robin]

wym

[sharp geyser]

thats for proper case

so sentences like hello, world -> Hello, World

[hushed robin]

bruh

[radiant kraken]

^

[hushed robin]

then it doesn't do what i want it to

[neon leaf]

try this

[sharp geyser]

[radiant kraken]

ok then code it yourself

[hushed robin]

i did already

lol

[radiant kraken]

good

[sharp geyser]

Why are you even seperating shit by _

[rose warren]

Ask chatgpt

[radiant kraken]

👍

[hushed robin]

why are you asking me

[sharp geyser]

seems like you just wanted to overengineer and show off

[hushed robin]

thats what the api provides

_ or space

[sharp geyser]

if it provides both underscored and space seperated then use the space separated

[sharp geyser]

I asked chatgpt how to get a girlfriend

[hushed robin]

this just puts spaces

[rose warren]

Are you still single?

[hushed robin]

what

[sharp geyser]

Well I have no love life and now have a restraining order so yes ||legal purposes this is a joke||

[hushed robin]

i can't chose which it gives

for some stuff it gives one

for some stuff it gives other

[sharp geyser]

you just said it provided _ or space

is this not in separate fields?

[hushed robin]

what

[hushed robin]

well

i need it to work from caps

not small characters

[rose warren]

Battleless, have you heard about our lord and saviour ChatGPT?

[hushed robin]

no i don't use it anymore

[neon leaf]

so OKAY_HELLO to Okay Hello ?

[hushed robin]

people here got mad at me

[radiant kraken]

toLowerCase + replace /(_|\b)\w/g with x => x.toUpperCase @hushed robin

[rose warren]

I would recommend using chatgpt

[hushed robin]

yes and if it's less than 3 characters it should caps all

[rose warren]

I use it all the time

[sharp geyser]

just use toLowerCase on the string first then

[hushed robin]

people here say otherwise

they always say my code is 100% chatgpt

[sharp geyser]

string.toLowerCase().split()

[hushed robin]

🙄

[radiant kraken]

i've never touched ChatGPT

and never will

[sharp geyser]

I don't trust chatgpt

now I use snapchat ai

[hushed robin]

why not

[rose warren]

People here complain about chatgpt the same way they start lang wars

[sharp geyser]

no we do not!!

[radiant kraken]

i would never rely on AIs

[neon leaf]

this?

[radiant kraken]

[hushed robin]

yes

[neon leaf]

string.split(/_| /).map((w) => w.length === 3 ? w.toUpperCase() : w.length > 1 ? `${w[0].toUpperCase()}${w.slice(1).toLowerCase()}` : w.length && w).filter(Boolean).join(' ') 

[hushed robin]

does with work with space and underscore

[neon leaf]

yes

try it

[hushed robin]

lemme see

[sharp geyser]

👀

[hushed robin]

ok

so it kinda works

but

is should be fully capped

[neon leaf]

didnt you say only words with 3 chars?

or do you mean more than?

ah nvm

hold on

[hushed robin]

i think the fix is easy

just changing signs

[neon leaf]

this?

[hushed robin]

yup

wow w

[neon leaf]

string.split(/_| /).map((w) => w.length < 3 ? w.toUpperCase() : w.length > 1 ? `${w[0].toUpperCase()}${w.slice(1).toLowerCase()}` : w.length && w).filter(Boolean).join(' ') 

[hushed robin]

you did my whole code in one line

lmao

[sharp geyser]

those chained ternary operators tho

[hushed robin]

what does the .filter(Boolean) do

[neon leaf]

it should even be more performant since it only loops over the string / array 4 times instead of 5

[neon leaf]

remove all falsy values

so empty string

false

undefined

[hushed robin]

oh ok

[neon leaf]

null

[hushed robin]

yes it works perfectly

[sharp geyser]

I thought an empty string is a truthy value in js

[radiant kraken]

it isnt

[neon leaf]

v

[sharp geyser]

[hushed robin]

ofc not

[sharp geyser]

ah an empty array is the one that's truthy

got it mixed up

always do that

[radiant kraken]

imagine

[sharp geyser]

shut up null

[radiant kraken]

in python its falsy

[neon leaf]

🤨

[sharp geyser]

yes I know this my g

[hushed robin]

my bot works so good now

[sharp geyser]

I got it mixed up with an empty array

[radiant kraken]

python doesnt

[sharp geyser]

python is also a language for babies so

Also love how unity support is lackluster

[radiant kraken]

python is mid

[sharp geyser]

I've asked a question in their support channel and all they said was "it should work" and moved on

[silk prairie]

scratch is best

[hushed robin]

i think there was manga books in 2018

why is it saying theres no result

dumb anilist api

[sharp geyser]

or your code is broken

[hushed robin]

true

lets check

[neon leaf]

how healthy is this amount of useeffects

[sharp geyser]

looks normal to me

[neon leaf]

are you sure

[sharp geyser]

Why not?

[neon leaf]

I dont know

[radiant kraken]

what does useref in react do

[neon leaf]

just initiates a ref to a component

[radiant kraken]

?

i dont understand

[neon leaf]

in components you just do ref={captcha}

and then you can access the component using captcha.current anywhere

[hushed robin]

how come they can use year but i can;t

i hate this api

[radiant kraken]

what is .current

[neon leaf]

the current component

the ref is assigned to

[radiant kraken]

as in an Element object?

[hushed robin]

oh wait

i see

[sharp geyser]

Im going to fucking blow my head off with this Unity shit

[neon leaf]

not really

components can customize what refs see

for captcha it adds functions to it like resetCaptcha()

[radiant kraken]

ill never understand react

[neon leaf]

me neither

[sharp geyser]

i'll never understand unity

[radiant kraken]

all i know is just useeffect and usestate

[neon leaf]

uhh, so question related to my oauth flow

do I request a captcha when logging in with lets say github?

or is it enough that I get a token and know its them

[radiant kraken]

nope

[neon leaf]

to what did you say nope

[hushed robin]

make game

[sharp geyser]

shut up battleless

[radiant kraken]

first

[radiant kraken]

shut up misty

[neon leaf]

alr, well it makes sense that way

[radiant kraken]

stop telling people to shut up

[sharp geyser]

or what

[hushed robin]

why isn't this query working?

specifically only with type and startDate

I'm sending a variables type as MANGA and startdate as 2018 but for some reason it's returning empty
(and if I do it from the editor it returns data)

[civic scroll]

what error

[hushed robin]

did you read what I said

[radiant kraken]

@neon leaf after an hour of reading react docs, i finally understand what useref does

thanks

[hushed robin]

code not returning data

editor is returning data

[civic scroll]

that is not helpful

i'm asking for runtime error

like did the function you used for the gql query emitted any kind of error

the "code not returning data" is so generic that even you can be put as its alias

[hushed robin]

buddy

there is no error

the query is not returning data

when it should

[civic scroll]

sounds like "you are not entering the right query, when you should"

without error i can't help
cc @lyric mountain to look at this

[hushed robin]

I am

cuh it works in editor

and returns data

[civic scroll]

also

[hushed robin]

but in my code no work

[civic scroll]

your code has issue then

[hushed robin]

no

[civic scroll]

cuh

[hushed robin]

it’s the same

as editor

[civic scroll]

if it's the same, then it should work

[hushed robin]

yes it should

but it ain’t pal

🗿

that is why im here asking skilled graphql users for help

[proven lantern]

That's spooky. Maybe your code is haunted. Do you have any holy water?

[pale vessel]

read

:/

[hushed robin]

It doesn’t work

and that’s not what I mean

☹️

[pale vessel]

look at how you did it and how I did it

there's no YEAR for MANGA

why not use start year?

[hushed robin]

I did startDate

[pale vessel]

you did year

[hushed robin]

no

[pale vessel]

you can also do 20180000 for startDate to filter only 2018 manga

[hushed robin]

bro

I did 2018 and it did not work

[pale vessel]

it's prob some other filter

[hushed robin]

no

that’s the only filter

[pale vessel]

works for me, so you did something wrong

[hushed robin]

yes I’m

ik

it works there

I said that above

but it doesn’t in my code

[pale vessel]

there's no seasonYear for manga man

season too

[hushed robin]

those don’t matter

[pale vessel]

they do, see here

you fixed a similar issue by removing unrelated filter

[hushed robin]

that is different

If you don’t send the variable it won’t apply the filter

I tested it

and I removed the variable not the filter there

[proven lantern]

I bet I'm right

[hushed robin]

Ben your right 12.2% of the time

[pale vessel]

you need to do 20180000, not just 2018

[proven lantern]

Do you know how to perform an exorcism?

[hushed robin]

why

It works with just 2018 there

[civic scroll]

just read the docs

🤓

[wheat mesa]

👍 thanks

[earnest phoenix]

Structs exist in C so you can just use member functions which are like methods, lots of libraries use them this way

[radiant kraken]

not really

even if you do it would be very inefficient to store methods in structs

[earnest phoenix]

"Inefficient"?

[radiant kraken]

you would have to store those method function pointers every time the struct is initialized

which wastes a lot of memory

[earnest phoenix]

That's not how it works, it the function makes sense to go with a struct then that is that, and note that it barely costs any memory as member functions are already optimized in a way that barely uses any memory

[wheat mesa]

Can I see what you mean by “member functions”

[radiant kraken]

member functions doesn't exist in C, no?

they are only a part of C++

[radiant kraken]

he probably meant something like this ```cpp
struct Something {
int a;

void func() {
// public function
}

private:
void privateFunc() {
// private function
}
}

[earnest phoenix]

I'm talking about function pointers in structs, even though the C standard does not name them as member functions, they have quite the same concept going by their specification

[wheat mesa]

Yeah this is only C++ right?

[earnest phoenix]

Correct

[wheat mesa]

But as for function pointers in structs, that does sound slightly wasteful since I would assume it’s 8 bytes for each pointer

[radiant kraken]

exactly

[wheat mesa]

Unless it gets optimized down

[radiant kraken]

the only way to implement methods is just a function that accepts a pointer to the struct as an argument

[wheat mesa]

(Somehow)

[radiant kraken]

it doesn't

[wheat mesa]

Yeah C is the last language I would expect to have syntactic sugar

[radiant kraken]

no C library does this

you would rarely see things like something->function(arguments); in C

[wheat mesa]

From my limited time with OpenGL, it usually has you pass a pointer to the data you’re modifying in functions

[radiant kraken]

yes it does

void * my beloved

[wheat mesa]

Like glGenBuffers(&vbo, 0);

[radiant kraken]

windows API does a lot too

[wheat mesa]

Or whatever is meant to be the argument

[earnest phoenix]

Yes it does, ever heard of alignment? The compilers are smart enough to optimize the size according to the alignment to make it use as less memory as possible, you can even modify the behavior of the optimization by using pragma directives like pack()

[radiant kraken]

there's no point in storing methods as function pointers in C structs

even if you do it would look really ugly in C because unlike C++ you have to ```c
data.method(&data, arguments);

it's better to just do data_method(&data, arguments);, it also saves memory space since each function pointers occupies 8 bytes

[earnest phoenix]

Wrong

There are cases where storing them as such is preferred:

1. Polymorphism: In object-oriented programming, polymorphism allows objects of different types to be treated as objects of a common base type, storing function pointers in a struct can allow you to implement polymorphism in C... by storing different function pointers that represent different behaviors in the struct, you can switch between different implementations of a function based on the object's type

2. Callbacks: Callback functions are functions that are passed as arguments to other functions and are called later to perform some specific task, by storing a function pointer in a struct, you can specify a callback function that will be called at a specific point in the program execution

This allows for extensibility and customization in your code, as different callback functions can be provided by the caller, common examples of callbacks include event handlers in event-driven programming or comparison functions for sorting algorithms

3. Interface abstraction: If you have a set of related functions that need to be used interchangeably, you can store their function pointers in a struct, this allows you to abstract away the specific implementations and provide a clean and consistent interface to other parts of your program

And we shouldn't talk about size or memory usage since they'll be optimized anyway so the general pointer sizes are fully reduced (to even a single byte because of the alignment information)

But sure, you can also go the other way as you suggested

[radiant kraken]

no C libraries i've seen implement polymorphism, or anything you have suggested, in C you would rarely see function pointers stored in structs, especially if they're meant to be methods (which is stupid)

lots of libraries implement things like this:

i'm not saying that function pointers are pointless, it's just pointless to store them in structs with the purpose of using them as methods

[earnest phoenix]

You haven't seen it, GTK, Windows C API, OpenSSL, pthreads, SQLite, libxml2, and more utilizes function pointers in structs for use as methods, but technically it's more for the reasons I mentioned above or the-like

Just because you haven't seen it doesn't mean none of them uses it as such

But you do have a very valid suggestion over the one I did

[radiant kraken]

can you give me one example of one usage of a library that stores function pointers as methods?

because i don't see them apply in Windows C API, pthreads, etc.

[earnest phoenix]

An example in Windows C API: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/api/winuser/ns-winuser-wndclassa (WNDPROC)

An example in OpenSSL: https://github.com/openssl/openssl/blob/55d3a6be6ba3af9781631e74833ea1dcbd4008e6/ssl/ssl_local.h#L803 (SSL_CTX which is ssl_ctx_st)

An example in pthreads: http://www.qnx.com/developers/docs/qnxcar2/index.jsp?topic=%2Fcom.qnx.doc.neutrino.getting_started%2Ftopic%2Fs1_procs_thread_attr.html (pthread_attr_t)

An example in libxml2: https://github.com/GNOME/libxml2/blob/884474477284474e0151280aaa275a18e3d7a036/include/libxml/parser.h#L720 (*Func)

And goes on and on and on

[radiant kraken]

all of the examples you've pointed are callbacks, none of them are used in the way that mimics object-oriented class methods

[grim aspen]

Idk if this was answered already but this is a result of a Unicode failure

[radiant kraken]

wndproc is merely just a callback that the OS calls whenever a window event fires

[earnest phoenix]

Almost, that ain't the case for all

So uh, yeah...

[radiant kraken]

the second sentence...

[earnest phoenix]

Libxml2:

This argument isn't going anywhere, though I did say that you've got a very valid suggestion over mine, and I provided proof that mine is used in quite a lot of places so there's no need to continue

[radiant kraken]

oh well

i'm just saying that this is a really bad design, especially when used in waffle's case - also for libxml2: https://github.com/GNOME/libxml2/blob/884474477284474e0151280aaa275a18e3d7a036/example/gjobread.c

[earnest phoenix]

👍

[neon leaf]

how should I store very large ids? BigInt or VarChar?

[radiant kraken]

in js?

[neon leaf]

postgres

[lyric mountain]

which lang's gonna use it?

[neon leaf]

js

mostly

[lyric mountain]

varchar then

[neon leaf]

alr

[lyric mountain]

but how long are we talking?

[neon leaf]

stuff like discord ids, github user ids, google profile ids

[lyric mountain]

not long at all then, just outside integer range

use string yeah, it'll save u the trouble when using them

[neon leaf]

pretty long, no?

the last one is a google profile id

the first two are github

[lyric mountain]

nah

[neon leaf]

also do you know why I am not recieving a refresh token with googles oauth flow?

github doesnt need one I read

but google does since it includes an expires field

[spark flint]

iirc you have to make another request to get the refresh token

[proven lantern]

i'm working on two different matchmaking flows. one is a host/join flow and the other is join only. this is my current idea for the host/join matchmaking flow.

An admin creates a discord channel named something like Mario Kart Matchmaking.
An admin runs my bot command to create an embed message in the channel like this

Then when someone wants to "host" a match they click one of the options from the dropdown

once someone clicks a host option another embed message is added to the channel like this

once enough people are in the lobby the host can start

there's probably a simplier way to do this

right tim?

[quartz kindle]

wat

[proven lantern]

how would you do a host/join matchmaking flow?

[quartz kindle]

is the admin step necessary?

[proven lantern]

not really, there could be a /host command that each player has access to. but the buttons could be easier for people.

i actually have a /host command in my current version

[quartz kindle]

all the options from the admin command can be implemented by a /host command in a step-by-step manner with buttons

[proven lantern]

oh yeah

[quartz kindle]

ex user does /host

embed shows up with buttons/dropdowns to chose game type, number of players, etc...

the host embed could even be ephemeral if thats possible

[proven lantern]

oh yeah

[quartz kindle]

until the final button to open the room makes it a normal message

[proven lantern]

or the bot just posts a message to the channel

[quartz kindle]

idk whats the state of modals rn, but could also make something with modals

for configuring the room

[proven lantern]

what if the admin step still existed, but the options aren't passed to it. so players still click the button to host the match, but they go through the wizard flow thing

[quartz kindle]

could be yeah

[hushed robin]

why not make a website at this point

[proven lantern]

why not indeed

[proven lantern]

do these rating type descriptions make sense and does it make sense to track these? I was thinking about another FFA rating that tracks player ratings in matches with 6+ opponents. does that make sense?

[sharp geyser]

Why is this shit still happening man, I've already told nginx to use the proper SSL cert instead of my mailserver one

[sharp geyser]

server {
        listen 80;
        server_name *.aarondye.dev;
        return 301 https://$host$request_uri;
}

server {
        listen 443 ssl;

        ssl_certificate /etc/letsencrypt/live/aarondye.dev-0001/fullchain.pem;
        ssl_certificate_key /etc/letsencrypt/live/aarondye.dev-0001/privkey.pem;
        ssl_protocols TLSv1.2;
        ssl_ciphers HIGH:!aNULL:!MD5;

        root /home/misty/portfolio/dist;
        index index.html;

        server_name *.aarondye.dev;

        location / {
                try_files $uri /index.html;
        }
}

What is wrong with this nginx config

Cause at this point its either this or my cloudflare

[sharp geyser]

because this keeps happening

[quartz kindle]

pretty sure you cant do *.website.com

you have to specify every single subdomain

and make a cert for every single subdomain

unless you actually have a wildcard cert

which is not that common

my config is server_name website.com www.website.com api.website.com test.website.com;

for example

and the pem file contains certs for all those domains specifically

[hushed robin]

what’s a bot that’s never been made

[proven lantern]

alright Tim, what do you think about this headless matchmaking flow?

Same first two steps
An admin creates a Discord channel for matchmaking. something like Rocket League Matchmaking.
An admin runs my bot command and my bot returns an embed message like this

[sharp geyser]

I actually have a wildcard cert

Or it should be a wildcard cert

[proven lantern]

once enough people click join queue it creates a message that alerts all the players like this

[quartz kindle]

did you validate with a dns challenge and all that?

i cant find a single example of someone actually using *.website.com on nginx conf, but its supposed to work

[solemn latch]

http://nginx.org/en/docs/http/server_names.html

[quartz kindle]

yeah but on ssl installation guides and such

even with wildcard certs they always show with a single server_name

[solemn latch]

ah

[quartz kindle]

does it work if you disable cf proxy?

set it to dns only

[sharp geyser]

Yes I did

[sharp geyser]

It’s already dns only

Oh wait

[sharp geyser]

Even set to dns only it gives an error

Okay so oddly enough if I do something.aarondye.dev it points to my portfolio

I think my nginx config is fucked at this point

[quartz kindle]

try server_name aarondye.dev *.aarondye.dev;

otherwise idk

maybe your ssl is fucked

try generating a regular ssl and using that instead

[sharp geyser]

I can try but I had a normal ssl cert before and had issues with it conflicting with the mail server

[hushed robin]

just use a gmail

[sharp geyser]

Battleless if you aren’t providing help please be quiet

[sharp geyser]

So question regarding this do you just make a cert that encompasses all those variations of the domain? And what if you make a new subdomain do you just issue a new cert adding that subdomain?

Also regarding this how would I direct those subdomains to their proper locations such as aarondye.dev points to my portfolio and mail.aarondye.dev points to my mail server on the same vps

[lyric mountain]

are the file perms correct?

[sharp geyser]

Wdym

[hushed robin]

no

[lyric mountain]

nginx requires the private keys to have a very specific permission set

else it refuses to use it

[sharp geyser]

Oh?

[sharp geyser]

Do you know what this ruleset is?

[lyric mountain]

not from the top of the head

[sharp geyser]

Alright I’ll look into it when I get home

[hushed robin]

I have the perfect bot idea

this will be legendary

I can’t say it now so people don’t steal but I will send my progress soon 🤩

[pale vessel]

@slender wagon be like

[hushed robin]

it will be soooo good

this will make me $10000 dollars

[lament rock]

@earnest phoenix sorry to bother you at this time, but this is a follow up on that gifencoding lib you recommended to me. It works great in terms of performance, tho I do get some choppy results which may just be the gif running out of colors
example: https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/497161350934560778/1124550139089014804/profile.gif

Any idea how I can combat this?

I did manage to get a really good looking result with another pfp

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/475599038536744962/1124552707429117963/profile.gif

@pale vessel ?

[fossil bone]

so anyway i thought i'd request a dev badge but somehow my bot got it instead

[hushed robin]

that’s not the active bot dev badge

that’s the badge bots get for registering a global slash command

you can claim the badge here: https://discord.com/developers/active-developer

[sharp geyser]

If you thought of it then people definitely have

[slender wagon]

mine is def unique i did a deep research lol

[slender wagon]

like a utility bot

[grim aspen]

That’s the slash commands feature not the dev badge

[fossil bone]

Thanks bro, it's been 4 hours not stuck there anymore got it ♥

[dreamy badger]

Why is my bots profile picture on top.gg default?

[deft wolf]

You need to refresh it with "refresh data" button

Then click "edit" and "save"

[earnest phoenix]

I used to have this exact same problem, I fixed it by setting the encoder's transparency to pitch black (#000000) with encoder.setTransparent('#000000');

Though I'm not sure if that'll work for you

[long tundra]

Hello I have Bot live on Topgg Website. Because of some accident I lost the discord account of that bot. So can you remove that bot from the website?

[sharp geyser]

@earnest phoenix Do you know anything about nginx? I have a question regarding on how it works internally, because i've seen multiple people do server blocks listening on the same port, for example both listen to 80 and it seems to work perfectly fine? Is this normal?

[lyric mountain]

Missing first frame

The first frame is usually the static background of the gif, with the remaining frames being composed on top of it

[sharp geyser]

hello haku

[lyric mountain]

Hello there

[sharp geyser]

Do you know anything about nginx

[lyric mountain]

Depends on the question

[sharp geyser]

cough

[lyric mountain]

I do use it for my bot's apis

[sharp geyser]

I am mainly just wondering why its possible for two server blocks to listen on the same port

[lyric mountain]

You can use the same port as long as the address is different

[sharp geyser]

address being the server_name?

[lyric mountain]

So if u have 2 domains it'll work even if the ip is equal

Yes

Think about it as a combination of name + port

[sharp geyser]

so I could have?

server {
  listen 443 ssl;
  listen [::]:443 ssl;
  
  server_name aarondye.dev;
}

server {
  listen 443 ssl;
  listen [::]:443 ssl;

  server_name mail.aarondye.dev;
}

[lyric mountain]

For example I have shirojbot.site and api.shirojbot.site

[sharp geyser]

had I known this i think my issues would of been solved long long ago

[lyric mountain]

U should add a port 80 redirect tho

So if someone tries to access with http it redirects to https

[sharp geyser]

Oh?

Ah

[rustic nova]

unless you have it behind cloudflare

then make sure it doesnt redirect

hit that wall before

[lyric mountain]

It works even with cloud

[sharp geyser]

so something like this?

[lyric mountain]

I use it personally

[rustic nova]

had it infinitely loop within cloudflare when redirecting to 443

can be a apache2 skill issue tho ngl

[lyric mountain]

Lmao

[lyric mountain]

I think so

[sharp geyser]

my 80 one redirects back to a https version of the site

[lyric mountain]

Would need to check my config to be sure

[sharp geyser]

Alright then question real quick

Do I need to make a redirect for each domain/subdomain, so one for aarondye.dev and one for mail.aarondye.dev or can I combine them into the same one?

[lyric mountain]

You can overwrite only the port and keep the address unchanged

[sharp geyser]

wdym

[earnest phoenix]

Nope, never used it myself either

[sharp geyser]

oooo so I don't need multiple

that makes my life so much easier

Do you use letsencrypt for your ssl certs?

[lyric mountain]

Don't remember, but I use cloudflare origin ssl

[sharp geyser]

Mmm

I was just curious as to how I should gen my ssl certs with letsencrypt

cause I know it gives you the options of giving it multiple domains but seperating them by commas, I assume thats so you can do aarondye.dev,mail.aarondye.dev,someothersubdomain.aarondye.dev

and have all your subdomains covered

[lyric mountain]

Using cf has the advantage of hiding the true ip and acting as a layer against ddos

The cert also works with any subdomain iirc

[sharp geyser]

How would I use cf for this?

[lyric mountain]

Don't remember adding socket and api domains to it

[sharp geyser]

Just proxy it through cloudflare?

[lyric mountain]

You point your domain do cf and point cf to the ip

There's a tutorial for it on their page

Just search cloudflare origin ssl

[sharp geyser]

https://developers.cloudflare.com/ssl/origin-configuration/origin-ca/ is this the right thing cause there was 2 links

[lyric mountain]

I think so

Can't really get it wrong if it's an official guide

[sharp geyser]

As long as it is about Origin CA certs im sure its the right thing

just wanna be sure before I fuck something up unknowingly or do something useless

[lyric mountain]

I mean, in any case reverting to the original state is just pointing the domain to to the ip

Just save your current config in case u need to revert

Or comment the cert line, as that's the only thing you'll change

[sharp geyser]

bro this shit is so confusing when you are as tired as I am

[lyric mountain]

Best to attempt it with a clear mind, it's not hard but there are a few steps here and there

[sharp geyser]

Well I saved the cert to a pem file and the key to a key file

I guess now i just move those over to my vps and have nginx grab those in the ssl_certificate and ssl_certificate_key props

[lyric mountain]

Do note, origin certs aren't valid if ur not using cloudflare

[sharp geyser]

I am using cloudflare

[lyric mountain]

So only switch to them once u finish configuring everything

Ah ok

[sharp geyser]

Ye

Should I proxy everything through cloudflare after or just dns only?

although pretty sure my mail server doesn't like being proxied so I will have to use dns only

[lyric mountain]

There's a config for emails on cf iirc

[sharp geyser]

oh?

[lyric mountain]

https://developers.cloudflare.com/dns/manage-dns-records/how-to/email-records/

[sharp geyser]

ty

gotta figure out hwere I wanna put my pem and key file tho

dk what would be the best location

honestly might just put it in my home dir

[lyric mountain]

The two cert folders

There're two folders specifically for certs

[sharp geyser]

ye its in /etc/ssl right?

[lyric mountain]

Yes

[sharp geyser]

for some reason I can't really access those

[lyric mountain]

Are u root?

[sharp geyser]

I am doing it through my user rn

I don't allow login on root on my vps

[lyric mountain]

Only root have access to them

U can sudo into it

Or su -iu root

[sharp geyser]

I am doing this through WinSCP as I don't really know how to get it onto my vps through the terminal

[lyric mountain]

Which will switch to root user if ur already logged in

[rustic nova]

login as user

sudo su root

ez

[sharp geyser]

ye I know that

but I have no idea how to get the key and pem file onto the vps simply through the terminal

I guess I could just copy the contents and make a new file using nano

[lyric mountain]

Scp "from" "to"

For example scp C:\users\blabla\desktop\somefile.txt user@123.12.23.100:1234:/folder

[sharp geyser]

I am confused 😔

I swapped to using the origin ca cert and its giving me site error

ugh

What am I doing wrong

@lyric mountain does nginx just hate me?

Is it my fucking dns records?

At this point idfk

[lyric mountain]

Did u make the domain point to nginx?

[sharp geyser]

my dns records point to the server nginx is on

[lyric mountain]

Yes, but what abt the domain itself?

[sharp geyser]

wdym

[lyric mountain]

Aaron thing, it must point to cloudflare else ur just ignoring it entirely

[sharp geyser]

I don't get what you mean tho.......

[lyric mountain]

The same place u get the origin ca, there are instructions to it

[sharp geyser]

haku I quite literally don't get what you mean

[lyric mountain]

Just a sec

[sharp geyser]

if you mean the nameservers of the domain then yes its using cloudflares nameservers

[lyric mountain]

https://tarunkr.medium.com/how-to-setup-ssl-tls-for-your-domain-for-free-cloudflare-and-nginx-28ca308b895b

[rustic nova]

boldly stated question

why is typescript annoying me

and nitpicking about issues

[lyric mountain]

Because the type declaration is weird

[rustic nova]

i hate it

literally that wall of bricks trying to use svelte right now

like pls

[lyric mountain]

ConstructorOfASvelteComponent lmao

[sharp geyser]

Yea just followed this and issue still persists so at this point idfk

and honestly kinda getting too annoyed to keep messing with it

[lyric mountain]

Also idk if this matters, but i have mine with proxy enabled

Might be it

[sharp geyser]

Doesn't seem to be

This is getting rather annoying

[lyric mountain]

Once I'm in my pc I'll check how my settings are configured

[sharp geyser]

I mean even following that guide didn't help so I think im just fucked ngl

[lyric mountain]

The good thing is that u never need to touch it ever again once it's done

I'll check later my domain and cf settings to be able to help u troubleshooting it

[sharp geyser]

Bro

Guess what the issue was

[lyric mountain]

What?

Cache?

[sharp geyser]

my server block for port 80

💀

[lyric mountain]

Lmao

[sharp geyser]

and the cache ye

letting cloudflare handle the redirect for https is the solution ig

https://aarondye.dev/

lets fucking go man

[lyric mountain]

Ah so u blocked 80 on the firewall

[sharp geyser]

nah 80 is open

and allowed

idk what was going on

[lyric mountain]

Then nginx should've redirected it, but it worked nonetheless

[sharp geyser]

Now lets see if I can setup my mailserver with nginx without fucking shit up

Before I had the issue of my portfolio conflicting with the mail server

Fuck me man

😔

[sharp geyser]

After setting up the nginx config for my mail server it now redirections aarondye.dev to the mail server as well as mail.aarondye.dev

aarondye.dev should be my portfolio tho

[lyric mountain]

U messed something then

[sharp geyser]

mailcow nginx conf

aarondye.dev nginx conf

I assume im supposed to use the same cert for all server blocks that still use the same domain even if its a subdomain of that domain

im slowly losing my mind

[lyric mountain]

My configs for example

[sharp geyser]

should I change the ports they listen on?

you seem to do so

[lyric mountain]

I have different apis running on different ports, iirc if u don't specify any it'll default to 80/443

[sharp geyser]

ugh why is this so fucking confusing

[lyric mountain]

Here's the one for the site itself

[sharp geyser]

I might just hire someone to do this for me at this point

Because I simply just don't understand

[lyric mountain]

Don't give up, u can do it

[sharp geyser]

bro i've been at this for months

Nothing I do is working how I want it

[lyric mountain]

Compare my configs with yours, try slowly making it similar until it works, to see why it isn't

[sharp geyser]

I mean mine are virtually the same

[lyric mountain]

Also check if u didn't point both domains to the same address on cf

[sharp geyser]

this is my current dns config

[lyric mountain]

Tbh it shouldn't matter, as it's ginx who'll redirect

Also restart nginx in case u didn't, do nginx -t to see if there's any syntax error

[sharp geyser]

ye I already restarted nginx

[lyric mountain]

Try specifying the port

[sharp geyser]

there is no port for my portfolio

its a static website

[lyric mountain]

It's 443 then

Or 80

[sharp geyser]

it all just points to my mailserver

No matter what I do it ends up at the mailcow ui

[lyric mountain]

Soon I'll be on my pc, then it'll be easier to read

[sharp geyser]

Alright well lmk when you can cause your help would be much appreciated

I gotta head to the UPS store rn anyway

[nocturne falcon]

hey 👋 i am making a security module for my bot but when i tested creating channels it was just too slow to take action in both banning the executor & deleting the spam created channels (for ex: 50 channels in 30 seconds). can someone suggest me ideas to speed up the process?

[lyric mountain]

You can't if you're deleting channels

You're being ratelimited

The best way would be to lower what your bot considers a channel spam so it detects earlier

Like creating 5 channels too quickly

Idk if such feature would be useful at all, as if a bot got perm to create channels the issue is with server management

@sharp geyser one last question, where did u put ur config files?

[nocturne falcon]

yes i want to know how i solve when i any malecious person start creating or deleting channel or roles

then on first attempt bot will take action

[lyric mountain]

A person would never trigger it, as discord client limits how fast u can delete stuff

Same for creating

So you'd exclusively detect bots or selfbots

If either reached a position with enough power to do it, then the server management is at fault

[sharp geyser]

I put them in /etc/nginx/sites-available

[nocturne falcon]

hmm i am saying about self bot sir

[lyric mountain]

Ok, so one last check, is there anything in conf.d or sites-enabled?

[lyric mountain]

^ hoist

[sharp geyser]

nothing in conf.d and oddly enough my aarondye.dev conf is missing from sites-enabled

[lyric mountain]

U can't really prevent stupid mods

[sharp geyser]

did I forgor to symlink it

[lyric mountain]

Put your site in sites-enables and the mail in conf.d

I mean, don't copy to sites-enabled

Symlink it

But do copy mailcow to conf.d

[sharp geyser]

why put the mail in conf.d?

[nocturne falcon]

@lyric mountain is any way bot in first 5 channel delete detect self bot or bot

[lyric mountain]

That's for apis or non-site configs

[sharp geyser]

ah

[lyric mountain]

Track each create/delete event, save the timestamps

[sharp geyser]

so do I just like cp /etc/nginx/sites-enabled/mailcow /etc/nginx/conf.d?

[lyric mountain]

Then see if the distance between them is low enough

[lyric mountain]

U can mv it

[sharp geyser]

ah

[lyric mountain]

Sites-available is not considered when setting nginx

[sharp geyser]

so I don't even need it in sites-available either then?

[lyric mountain]

It's like a bench for site configs

[nocturne falcon]

like self bot create 20 channel in 1min
but it's to much channel
what i update in code to solve

[lyric mountain]

So u can enable/disable sites easily by creating/deleting tge symlink without losing the file

[sharp geyser]

I see

[lyric mountain]

Wdym?

How are u doing it currently?

[sharp geyser]

so I can delete the mailcow conf from sites-available then and only update the one in conf.d when I need to ?

[lyric mountain]

Mv it instead

Mv for move

The only 2 folders considered for nginx are conf.d and sites-enabled

[sharp geyser]

I think I accidentally moved the one in the sites-enabled

[nocturne falcon]

means if any bot create 20 channels in one minute but the bot will detect it after this number of channels which is slow , i want to know what i will do for fast result

[sharp geyser]

yea I did

is that a problem?

[lyric mountain]

Lmao but u kept the original file right?

[sharp geyser]

👀

no

[lyric mountain]

...

Well, at least u sent a print here

A symlink is useless without the source

[sharp geyser]

well I have the file backed up somewhere else

[lyric mountain]

But how are u detecting it currently?

[sharp geyser]

Wait what, am I symlinking it still from sites-available to conf.d? Im confused

[nocturne falcon]

i test my bot speed but it is slow when testing i am saying when i got at testing time

[lyric mountain]

It should be:
/etc/nginx/conf.d/mailcow
/etc/nginx/sites-available/site
sym /etc/nginx/sites-enabled/site

[sharp geyser]

Okay so I am good then

I can delete the mailcow in the sites-available and leave a copy of it in conf.d

[lyric mountain]

Now do nginx -t

Yes

If the test says ok, u can restart nginx

[lyric mountain]

Not what i mean

How are u detecting a channel spam is happening?

The code I mean

[nocturne falcon]

please help me in creating antinuke bot

[lyric mountain]

The simplest step would be to ban any bot invited with admin perm

[sharp geyser]

Well now its backwards, aarondye.dev points to my portfolio but so does mail.aarondye.dev

😩

[lyric mountain]

As a nuke is useless without it

[sharp geyser]

god damnit

[nocturne falcon]

by creating channels as fast as 2-3 members together

[lyric mountain]

It's a thing at least, now just need to fix the cow

[sharp geyser]

Yea but I don't get how

[lyric mountain]

Did nginx -t say anything?

[sharp geyser]

Nope

it said all was a ok

[nocturne falcon]

also craete new roles and deleting channels and roles it ban after deleting 5-10 roles and channels

action speed is slow

@lyric mountain

[lyric mountain]

Show your current code for detection

[lyric mountain]

Move the cow to another folder, then try to access it (the url)

It's supoosed to error as the site is not mapped on nginx

[sharp geyser]

Are you sure it even looks at conf.d ?

[lyric mountain]

If it DOES redirect u to the portfolio then u have a duplicate somewhere

[lyric mountain]

It does

[sharp geyser]

cause I just remembered that when running nginx -t it should of errored

cause I no longer have /etc/letsencrypt/live/aarondye.dev/fullchain.pem

but that was included in the file (forgor to remove it)

[lyric mountain]

It's how I have my site set up

[sharp geyser]

weird

[nocturne falcon]

okk

[sharp geyser]

for some reason I dont think nginx is actually registering the mailcow file

[lyric mountain]

Put the cow somewhere else, to see if u can still access the site

You're not supposed to be able to, because nginx can't find the config for it anymore

[sharp geyser]

Okay another blunder on my part

apparently its important to suffix the file with .conf in conf.d

[lyric mountain]

A

[sharp geyser]

Listen man I thought nginx would be fine with it being how it normally is with no file extension

😔

Haku you will forever be a god in my eyes

you are on par with tim rn

you solved my months of pain in a matter of hours

and now i understand a bit more of how nginx works

[nocturne falcon]

client.on('channelCreate', async (channel) => {
    const guild = await client._guilds.get(channel.guildId);
    const audit = await channel.guild.fetchAuditLogs({ limit: 2, type: AuditLogEvent.ChannelCreate });
    const logs = audit.entries.first();

    if (logs.executorId === channel.guild.ownerId) return;
    if (logs.executorId === client.user.id) return;
    if (guild) {
        if (guild.authorized.includes(logs.executorId) || guild.admins.includes(logs.executorId)) return;
    }

    await channel.guild.members.ban(logs.executor, { reason: 'Synthia Protection Shield' });
    const mod_log = await channel.guild.channels.fetch(guild.reports);

    if (!mod_log) return;
    await mod_log.send({ embeds: [client.utils.embed(channel).setDescription(bold(`${logs.executor.username} has been banned for creating channels.`))] });
    await channel.delete('Synthia Protection Shield').catch(() => null);
});

@lyric mountain

[lyric mountain]

Actually, u made me something wonder something

[sharp geyser]

oh?

[lyric mountain]

I was wrong using conf.d for the api 💀

[sharp geyser]

lol

[lyric mountain]

Just searched it, it's supposed to be for literal configs

Gonna move my api to sites available too

But well, easy thing to fix

[nocturne falcon]

help me sir plz

[sharp geyser]

Well again thank you my man

finally don't have a fucked nginx

[lyric mountain]

Yw

[sharp geyser]

posting code without context is not useful

[lyric mountain]

It's for detecting channel spam

[sharp geyser]

oh I see

[lyric mountain]

But I cant read it until I'm at pc

[sharp geyser]

why not let auto mod do that?

[lyric mountain]

Cuz mobile wrecks code

[nocturne falcon]

now plz help ke solve issue

[sharp geyser]

him not at pc

him cant read code

[nocturne falcon]

i am also on phone bro

[sharp geyser]

if you do wanna help haku

[lyric mountain]

Oh, ur using audit logs

U should track it locally, else you'll make too many requests for fetching it

Idk how to explain how tho

Basically have a list of when the channelCreate events happened, and by who

Then every time one is created, check the last N entries and see if the time between them is too low

[rustic nova]

schtinky client modsch

[sharp geyser]

what you mean bro

[nocturne falcon]

okk any more you tell will help me

[sharp geyser]

I think you need to get your eyes checked

[rustic nova]

stinky clientum mods

or whats that

smh

[earnest phoenix]

well would guildAuditLogEntryCreate event be a good choice maybe 🤔

[lyric mountain]

Nice, now it's all ok

[lyric mountain]

Yeah, for catching all create/delete events

[nocturne falcon]

@lyric mountain but it is slow ?

[lyric mountain]

Not really, you're already receiving those events from discord

It all depends on how you implement the comparison of entries

[nocturne falcon]

main our concern is bot speed of action is slow

[earnest phoenix]

hmm ig saving the data to a local Map and then using that data 🤔

[lyric mountain]

It's slow cuz you're burning your ratelimit on fetching the audit logs everytime

[nocturne falcon]

@earnest phoenix

[lyric mountain]

{
    type: "CHANNEL", 
    user: "123456789",
    timestamp: "millis of when it happened"
} 

A list of this would have enough info for tracking spams

[earnest phoenix]

hmm

[lyric mountain]

After that just keep the last N entries

To prevent flooding the list with old data

Optionally use a TTL library

Like expiring-map

[earnest phoenix]

well for some odd reasons guildAuditLogEntryCreate isnt being triggered but maybe ill ask it at discord.js

[lyric mountain]

Did u include the intent?

[earnest phoenix]

is there a extra specific intent for it?

[lyric mountain]

I think so

[sage bobcat]

One message removed from a suspended account.

[earnest phoenix]

Guild is the basic intent you need for the bot to work

[lyric mountain]

Check the available intents, see if any mention audit logs

[earnest phoenix]

i already have those intents: ["Guilds", "GuildMessages", "GuildMembers", "MessageContent", "DirectMessages"],

[lyric mountain]

There are constants for that yk

[sharp geyser]

I think you need GuildModeration intent to receive any audit log related events

unless I am reading it wrong

[lyric mountain]

That's likely it

[earnest phoenix]

ah

[lament rock]

the frames are disposed of

[lyric mountain]

U need to keep the first

For disposition of type replace If it was optimized u always need to keep the first frame (aka background frame)

Actually for both u need to keep

It all depends on whether the gif was optimized (removed pixels that never change) or not

It's safe to always keep it regardless, if it wasn't optimized it'll simply be overlayed anyway

[proven lantern]

any reason to use Set over an object literal here? seems like converting the array into a set would be slower than just using an object.

i will write speed tests faster than tim

object literals win

couldn't Set be optimized so it's at least as fast as object literals?

[earnest phoenix]

You do realize that Sets have more overhead compared to objects literals right? Sets checks for values thoroughly and rejects duplicate values meanwhile that's not the case for object literals at all, and besides, when even checking for a value yourself you're calling a method on a Set, but accessing a property in an object literal which is obviously a lot faster

[proven lantern]

makes sense

so the real purpose for Set is that they can compare object literals

[quartz kindle]

@earnest phoenix yo is there any way to make gcc log which compiler flags were used? or anyway to check if for example lto was enabled or disabled, as well as O2 or O3 for example

in the build logs

[proven lantern]

couldn't Sets be optimized to ignore the extra overhead stuff if all the keys are strings?

[earnest phoenix]

You can use the --verbose CLI flag (-v for short), for example:

$ gcc -O3 -v -o foo foo.cpp 2>&1 | grep cc1

[quartz kindle]

building with npm+node-gyp btw

tried verbose, doesnt show anything

[earnest phoenix]

Then you can do:

$ npm_config_verbose=1 CFLAGS='-v' CXXFLAGS='-v' <your npm command or whatever>

[quartz kindle]

works ty

[earnest phoenix]

You're welcome

[quartz kindle]

COLLECT_GCC_OPTIONS='-o' 'Release/obj.target/swisseph/swisseph/swecl.o' '-D' 'NODE_GYP_MODULE_NAME=swisseph' '-D' 'USING_UV_SHARED=1' '-D' 'USING_V8_SHARED=1' '-D' 'V8_DEPRECATION_WARNINGS=1' '-D' 'V8_DEPRECATION_WARNINGS' '-D' 'V8_IMMINENT_DEPRECATION_WARNINGS' '-D' '_GLIBCXX_USE_CXX11_ABI=1' '-D' '_LARGEFILE_SOURCE' '-D' '_FILE_OFFSET_BITS=64' '-D' '__STDC_FORMAT_MACROS' '-D' 'OPENSSL_NO_PINSHARED' '-D' 'OPENSSL_THREADS' '-I' '/root/.cache/node-gyp/20.3.0/include/node' '-I' '/root/.cache/node-gyp/20.3.0/src' '-I' '/root/.cache/node-gyp/20.3.0/deps/openssl/config' '-I' '/root/.cache/node-gyp/20.3.0/deps/openssl/openssl/include' '-I' '/root/.cache/node-gyp/20.3.0/deps/uv/include' '-I' '/root/.cache/node-gyp/20.3.0/deps/zlib' '-I' '/root/.cache/node-gyp/20.3.0/deps/v8/include' '-fPIC' '-pthread' '-Wextra' '-Wno-unused-parameter' '-m64' '-O3' '-fno-omit-frame-pointer' '-MMD' '-MF' './Release/.deps/Release/obj.target/swisseph/swisseph/swecl.o.d.raw' '-Wall' '-v' '-c' '-mtune=generic' '-march=x86-64'
``` does this mean its already using -O3 even though i didnt specify it?

[earnest phoenix]

Yes

[quartz kindle]

oh, no wonder i didnt see any performance difference when compiling with CFLAGS O3

[earnest phoenix]

node-gyp specifies the -O3 CLI flag when the build type is Release which is the default anyway

[quartz kindle]

i see

[proven lantern]

i tried writing an optimized version that checks for objects, but it's adding an extra loop over the array. might be trickier than i thought

i was thinking the Set class could check for any objects and if there are none just fallback to using a normal object literal. but then once an object is added you'd need to copy everything from the object literal into a new storage format

[quartz kindle]

i dont need -march=native either right? it already has -march=x86-64 which i assume is what native resolves to on this machine

[earnest phoenix]

The compiler infers the architecture of the host machine by default so you don't have to specify it

[quartz kindle]

👍

[earnest phoenix]

Also if you're looking for better performance, use the Clang compiler :^)

[proven lantern]

this is what i came up with, but it adds an extra loop over the array

[quartz kindle]

instructions pls

on node-gyp + linux

[distant harness]

Hello ! Someone can help me please ? I would to center my bio who is in HTML/CSS, adapt it for phone and enlarge the frame.

[earnest phoenix]

What Linux distribution are you using?

[quartz kindle]

debian

[lyric mountain]

what?

[quartz kindle]

12 i thikn

[distant harness]

?

[quartz kindle]

ah i think i got it

export CC=/path/to/clang
export CXX=/path/to/clang++
export GYP_DEFINES="clang=1"

[lyric mountain]

I didn't understand what you meant

[hushed robin]

he wants to center it

[distant harness]

my english is bad 😂

[distant harness]

exactly

[lyric mountain]

well, use markdown instead of html

[earnest phoenix]

Why not Ubuntu may I ask?

[quartz kindle]

i like starting with something cleaner and install my way

rather than starting with something with a ton of preinstalled stuff

[proven lantern]

i have linux on my windows

[earnest phoenix]

Well Debian's repositories are incredibly outdated so there's also that, unless you're using the unstable repository

[quartz kindle]

i usually install from alternative repos or build from source

depending on the thing

[distant harness]

its do, mmh i can speak to you in PM ? for not to disturb others

[lyric mountain]

they don't mind

[earnest phoenix]

But regardless, run the following to install the latest stable LLVM release:

$ bash -c "$(wget -O - https://apt.llvm.org/llvm.sh)"

[quartz kindle]

clang is part of llvm?

[distant harness]

okay

[quartz kindle]

oh

[lyric mountain]

the description was supposed to be centered already

are you changing the width of it?

[earnest phoenix]

Yes

[distant harness]

no

you want to see my code ?

[lyric mountain]

sure

[quartz kindle]

so, did llvm make clang or did clang make llvm

:^)

[earnest phoenix]

All of these are part of LLVM
https://github.com/llvm/llvm-project/tree/main

[distant harness]

<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
  <head>
<style type="text/css">

@import url('https://fonts.googleapis.com/css2?family=Lexend&display=swap');

    body {
        background-color: white;
    }

    h1.title1 {
        color: #FFCC00;
        font-family: 'Lexend';
        font-weight : bold;
        text-align: center;
    }

    div.arrondi {
        border-radius: 10px;
        width: 450px;
        padding: 10px;
        background: #0A0019;
    }
    p.para {
        color: #FFCC00;
        font-family: 'Lexend';
        font-weight: normal;
    }

    h2.bot {
        color:#FFCC00;
        font-family: 'Lexend';
        font-weight: normal;
        text-align: center;
    }

    p.bref {
        color:#FFCC00;
        font-family: 'Lexend';
        font-weight: normal;
        font-size: 15px;
        text-align: center;
        margin-top: 20px;

    }

    </style>       
    <title>Page 1</title>
  </head>
  <body>
    <div class="arrondi">
    <h1 class="title1">QU'EST CE QUE WWD® ?</h1>
    <p class="para">WWD® est un bot Discord créé en 2019. Il a pour utilité de vous aider dans la modération ainsi que l'administration de votre serveur.<br><br>Pour le présenter brièvement c'est un bot qui :<br>・N'a pas besoin d'un panel pour être géré<br>・Est connecté 24h/24 et 7j/7<br>・Est utilisé pour une utilisation simple pour un résultat de qualité<br>・100% gratuit<br><br>En terme de fonctionnalités, WWD® saura répondre à vos demandes grâce à ses commandes basiques de modération (ban, kick, warn...), ses commandes d'administration (ticket, userinfo, giveaway...) et quelques commandes fun (8ball, cookie...).<br>Des commandes de jeux sont prévues et en cours de développement.</p>
    <p class="bref">bref.</p>
    <h2 class="bot">C'EST LE BOT QUI VOUS FAUT.</h2>
    </div>
</body>
</html>```

to adapt on top gg, ive remove doctype html, html, head

[lyric mountain]

don't use <html>, <body> or <head>

they dont work properly on topgg

[hushed robin]

does stats.fm have api

[distant harness]

so i have to use what ?

[lyric mountain]

simply remove those tags and it should work right away

also <title> wont work either

[distant harness]

its do

[lyric mountain]

do?

[distant harness]

i have remove this tags

[distant harness]

done ?

[lyric mountain]

yes

simply removing it should work

[distant harness]

sry 😅

[distant harness]

ok wait

[earnest phoenix]

@quartz kindle how did it go?

[distant harness]

its godd but not center

*good

so i have to put at the beginning [center] and at the end [/center] ?

[lyric mountain]

<center> u mean

[distant harness]

ok

[lyric mountain]

u could try text-align: center too

[quartz kindle]

trying to find where did it install to lel

[earnest phoenix]

The binaries are separated by major version

For example, clang-16 for LLVM v16

[distant harness]

already used

@lyric mountain :/

[earnest phoenix]

You can install a symlink to use it as clang for example

[lyric mountain]

it worked didn't it?

if you want the yellow text use color: orange on the text div

[distant harness]

<center>
<style type="text/css">

@import url('https://fonts.googleapis.com/css2?family=Lexend&display=swap');

    body {
        background-color: white;
    }

    h1.title1 {
        color: #FFCC00;
        font-family: 'Lexend';
        font-weight : bold;
        text-align: center;
    }

    div.arrondi {
        border-radius: 10px;
        width: 450px;
        padding: 10px;
        background: #0A0019;
    }
    p.para {
        color: #FFCC00;
        font-family: 'Lexend';
        font-weight: normal;
    }

    h2.bot {
        color:#FFCC00;
        font-family: 'Lexend';
        font-weight: normal;
        text-align: center;
    }

    p.bref {
        color:#FFCC00;
        font-family: 'Lexend';
        font-weight: normal;
        font-size: 15px;
        text-align: center;
        margin-top: 20px;

    }

    </style>       
    <div class="arrondi">
    <h1 class="title1">QU'EST CE QUE WWD® ?</h1>
    <p class="para">WWD® est un bot Discord créé en 2019. Il a pour utilité de vous aider dans la modération ainsi que l'administration de votre serveur.<br><br>Pour le présenter brièvement c'est un bot qui :<br>・N'a pas besoin d'un panel pour être géré<br>・Est connecté 24h/24 et 7j/7<br>・Est utilisé pour une utilisation simple pour un résultat de qualité<br>・100% gratuit<br><br>En terme de fonctionnalités, WWD® saura répondre à vos demandes grâce à ses commandes basiques de modération (ban, kick, warn...), ses commandes d'administration (ticket, userinfo, giveaway...) et quelques commandes fun (8ball, cookie...).<br>Des commandes de jeux sont prévues et en cours de développement.</p>
    <p class="bref">bref.</p>
    <h2 class="bot">C'EST LE BOT QUI VOUS FAUT.</h2>
    </div>
</center>```

i have put this

[earnest phoenix]

$ update-alternatives --install /usr/bin/clang clang /usr/bin/clang-16 100
$ update-alternatives --install /usr/bin/clang++ clang++ /usr/bin/clang++-16 100

@quartz kindle ^

And if you want to set Clang as the default compiler you can run:

$ update-alternatives --install /usr/bin/cc cc /usr/bin/clang 100
$ update-alternatives --install /usr/bin/c++ c++ /usr/bin/clang++ 100

[proven lantern]

    div.arrondi {
        border-radius: 10px;
        width: 450px;
        padding: 10px;
        background: #0A0019;
    }

the width here is probably the issue

[quartz kindle]

brb upgrading debian to 12 lel

[earnest phoenix]

Though you should set LLD as the default linker as well instead of GNU LD when using Clang as the default compiler, but this isn't entirely necessary (but it sure is better)

$ update-alternatives --install /usr/bin/lld lld /usr/bin/lld-16 100
$ update-alternatives --install /usr/bin/ld ld /usr/bin/lld 100

[earnest phoenix]

Alright

[quartz kindle]

for now i wanna keep everything defaults and just mess with this via env vars on npm install

[earnest phoenix]

That's understandable

You can set the CC AND CXX environment variables to specify the compiler to use

[proven lantern]

make sure to never use the LTO option. stick with defaults

[quartz kindle]

i had enabled by default on my npm package

users complained it wouldnt build on amazon aws

[earnest phoenix]

LTO is very good, keep it on

[quartz kindle]

i had to remove it tho

[proven lantern]

Jeff is up to something

[quartz kindle]

yeah

we went through this with voltrex

turns out amazon linux puts the lto plugins in a different directory

for some reason

[earnest phoenix]

Because the stupid Amazon Linux distributions don't install the LTO plugins to a standard directory, it's so incredibly annoying

What the hell were they thinking

[proven lantern]

saving cpu usage on their servers at the expense of everyone else

smart

[earnest phoenix]

I think the Amazon Linux distributions are the only distributions that installs them to a non-standard directory

[earnest phoenix]

?

[proven lantern]

Jeff did it on purpose is what i'm saying

the aws instances that are building stuff will use less cpu cycles to build and everyone that uses the software will use more cpu cycles

might be joking though

[quartz kindle]

they did it so their corporate users are forced to hire amazon management plans to manage it for them

[earnest phoenix]

🔥💯

[quartz kindle]

alright everything works except the -flto breaks with clang

probably because i have to use a different lto like you said

but anyways, performance difference is negligible

probbaly because node/napi is the bottleneck in my case :^)