development

[boreal iron]

Yeah saw that crying on a webhook token alread

[split hazel]

brings me back to the time i trolled a server by making a selfbot

was fun

the good old days

[boreal iron]

Huh oh I read selfbot

calling the FBI now

[quartz kindle]

ef bee ai

[split hazel]

oh it does actually work

(my real token lmao)

i'll try not to accidentally paste it

[boreal iron]

Hit enter just for fun

[split hazel]

all i'll say is

it starts with mfa.

[split hazel]

i think theres a lot of discord users with 2fa enabled

bruh

[winter pasture]

I mean you can get most of the token anyways

[split hazel]

i dont like how these tokens are partially predictable

they should be completely cryptographically random

its as if a discord developer wanted to make a cool token just for fun

[winter pasture]

It is really good actually

[boreal iron]

At some point discord just forces you to idk why

[winter pasture]

That’s how they are able to detect token leaks in GitHub and automatically block the key etc

[split hazel]

meh i guess

but they should have a signature instead

[boreal iron]

Once a beautiful day discord showed the message something is strange here, please verify your account without any reason

[split hazel]

like a string encoded in b64

[sudden geyser]

No, they just want to provide useful information in the token.

[split hazel]

i know all about signatures

the BIOS makes the operating system scan the whole ram for structures containing specific string signatures

[quartz kindle]

no idea why they chose to base64 the string value of the id, instead of the numeric value of it

[split hazel]

bc the locations for these structures are not standardised

[split hazel]

the devs were bored

[quartz kindle]

then again, a lot of discord is very inefficient

[split hazel]

i noticed

[quartz kindle]

ie guild flags as an array of strings instead of bitfield

[split hazel]

as an os dev this hurts

[quartz kindle]

as a performance nerd this hurts

[split hazel]

but then they would be limited to only 32 flags

[quartz kindle]

nah

[modest maple]

51 flags

[split hazel]

without the need for a "bigint" implementation

[boreal iron]

You never know what the drunk monkeys in the background decide to do

[split hazel]

huh?

[modest maple]

JS supports upto 52 bit signed ints

[quartz kindle]

they already use string flags for roles

[split hazel]

not talking about js

say someone was using some bad language

[quartz kindle]

string flags >>>>> array of string names

[modest maple]

well no other language has just 32 bits

[split hazel]

why 52

there is no processor that has 52 bits

[quartz kindle]

because js uses double precision

[modest maple]

the max sized int you can contain in a f64 without floating point error

[quartz kindle]

53 for matissa 11 for exponent

[modest maple]

This is what Lua does as well

[split hazel]

why are we talking about floats

[modest maple]

make optimising JITS much easier

[quartz kindle]

all numbers in js are floats

[hidden gorge]

No I mean't The Vibe

[modest maple]

because some languages have everything as floats

often because its simpler

[split hazel]

ohh the inefficiency

[modest maple]

its more of an optmisation tbh

[quartz kindle]

its simpler to work with, having all numeric values as a single primitive type

[split hazel]

but i mean discord can also just make another bitfield like flags_part_2 if they need more flags

[hidden gorge]

also
How do I make it add a reaction to my embed?

const Discord = require("discord.js");
const { MessageEmbed } = require("discord.js");
const { Color } = require("../../config.js");

module.exports = {
  name: "server",
  aliases: ["sr"],
  description: "```Use this command to find out how to join the FiveM server```",
  usage: "server",
  run: async (client, message, args) => {
    //Start
    message.react(":blurpleverified:887569285537480744");

    const embed = new MessageEmbed()
      .setTitle('FiveM server')
      .setColor(Color)
      .setThumbnail('https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/919675664406315028/934924145655959592/FiveM-Logo.png')
      .setDescription(` The Server is not out yet sadly but it will be out soon!  `)
      .setFooter(`Command Requested By ${message.author.username}`)
      .setTimestamp();

    message.channel.send(embed);

    //End
  }
};

whoops

[sudden geyser]

sounds painful

[modest maple]

that goes a lil beyond what would be considered reasonable

[split hazel]

floats are a lot slower than ints

[sudden geyser]

now you need to be aware of what flags part 1 and part 2 support

[quartz kindle]

just do what they already do with permissions

[modest maple]

depends on the runtime and optimisations tbh

[quartz kindle]

its a bitfield as a string

[split hazel]

in fact the cpu also has a dedicated float processing unit just for floats

[modest maple]

In JS land the JIT is insanely optimised for Floating-point arithmetic

[split hazel]

dont know i wouldnt want to make my flags a float

sounds illegal

[quartz kindle]

also, v8 does convert floats do ints internally depending on the situation

[split hazel]

and yes it does depend on the language

[quartz kindle]

for example when doing bitwise

[boreal iron]

my gosh be open for new stuff speedicus

[split hazel]

but an api has to think on the behalf of all languages really

[modest maple]

yes

and generally its the case of "does this work with JS"

because 99.99999% of the time JS is the special one with the number limitations

[quartz kindle]

but does it blend? that is the question

[sudden geyser]

nah, they can suffer

[split hazel]

and i am very open to new stuff

but i'd like to think the new stuff works well

with no big caveats

(first time using that word)

[modest maple]

I mean, JS having everything being a float isnt a massive caveat / limitation as many think

99% of the time your integers are bellow the bounds of a u32

99.999% of the time your integers are bellow 52 bits

[quartz kindle]

i made a lib to do bitwise up to 52 bits

because bigints are slow

[modest maple]

and 100% of the time its easier to implement a fast runtime assuming one type for something than several types which could be interoperated

[modest maple]

do be a yikes

[quartz kindle]

bigint bitwise is 50x slower than nomal bitwise

literally

[split hazel]

and ive never heard bitfields with floats

[quartz kindle]

50 times

[split hazel]

first time hearing about them

[modest maple]

I mean, if you've every used Excel then you have

everything numeric is a float in excel unless it explicitly goes beyond the bounds where it becomes a string.

but also you're thinking about it as if you're dealing with the floating-point rather than just some whole numbers which internally you can convert to a i64 but not expose that to the user.

[boreal iron]

You always notice if accidentally formatting the cell to be text only and wonder about the float which was a date, time etc. before

[split hazel]

bigints have size restrictions? borrinnggg

infiniteint when

[quartz kindle]

lmao

[split hazel]

my terminal just froze

[modest maple]

probably gone beyond the range that a array can hold within memory

[split hazel]

yeah uh bigints are a little slow

[quartz kindle]

wouldnt that produce a 1gb long number?

[split hazel]

dont ask me

im still considering adding bigints to my os

they sound interesting

[modest maple]

dont

you have no need to

[split hazel]

do*

i want to

[boreal iron]

lol

[split hazel]

32 bit max number is only like 2 million or something

[modest maple]

you also want to implement parts of your OS in assembly for what ever reason

doesnt mean you should

[split hazel]

the only reason im making it is to have fun and make things

even if theres no use in them

[quartz kindle]

2.3 billion signed

[split hazel]

otherwise i wouldnt be making one

not a commercial product just a hackbox

[quartz kindle]

bigints are basically just a multi-part number in a big buffer

[split hazel]

yeah what i thought

[quartz kindle]

they are always good to have

[split hazel]

how does general math work with them

surely you need to take every bit into account

[quartz kindle]

its usually broken down in parts

[modest maple]

you dont do it natively on the CPU

[split hazel]

well yeah i know split into parts

[modest maple]

you maintain an array of unsigned 32 bit integers (or signed sometimes)

and then apply a cascading arithmetic to the array

[split hazel]

ah its easier to think of them in terms of integers

[quartz kindle]

how large is a "word" in c++?

32 or 64bits?

[split hazel]

i think a word (in assembly anyways) is 2 bytes

16 bits

a dword would be 32 bits

[quartz kindle]

ah

v8 uses words for bigints

[modest maple]

thats

interesting way of doing that

[quartz kindle]

actually

they seem to use uint64

but they name it words?

[split hazel]

you also accidentally and ironically said the name of a 16 bit cpu register

[modest maple]

thats pretty weird

[split hazel]

or well part of one

[quartz kindle]

ah?

lmao

[split hazel]

yes

actually no thats a byte

[quartz kindle]

i have no idea what those assembly instructions mean

[split hazel]

yeah no idea why they named them words

[boreal iron]

You never know what the drunk monkeys in the background decide to do

Damn that fits on many cases

[split hazel]

also guys when do you think 32 bit machines will be forgotten

just like 16 bit machines

[modest maple]

I mean technically they already are starting to

[quartz kindle]

when 64bit becomes faster than 32bit

there are still a few situations where 32bit native instructions are faster, afaik

its not completely obsolete yet

[boreal iron]

Wait until the timestamp exceeds the limit in a few years and all machines explode

[modest maple]

technically 32 bit apps also use less memory

[quartz kindle]

that as well

[modest maple]

if it's perticularly pointer heavy

[quartz kindle]

embedded devices should be faster and more efficient as 32bit

[split hazel]

apparently referencing numbers in the biggest chunks (e.g. 64 bit numbers for 64 bit processors) it is faster than if you were to store and process 2-4 byte numbers in memory and in registers

[sudden geyser]

I mean they already

[quartz kindle]

yes, for a large thing like bigints, the bigger the chunks the less operations, so its faster

my binary serializer also processes bigints in chunks of 64

[split hazel]

what if the device is 32 bit 😠

or dare i say 16 bit

running msdos

[modest maple]

well that depends more on memory alignment

[quartz kindle]

then rip the device

[split hazel]

i still dont understand how wrong memory alignment can completely fuck up cpu performance

what if you push a 1 byte entry to the stack

thats surely gonna fuck up the alignment

[quartz kindle]

because every single operation in the chain would need to realign it?

[split hazel]

but i dont get the need for alignment

whats so low level technical about them that makes them so crucial

assuming we both have the same understanding of alignment being aligned to a 16x memory address or something

[quartz kindle]

the fastest cpu instructions work in chunks of X bytes right? like SSE AVX etc

[split hazel]

yes in chunks

i learnt that the hard way

[quartz kindle]

so you need those chunks to fit the registers perfectly

[split hazel]

with the graphics

[quartz kindle]

so if you have arbitrary data like strings

its faster for the string to be padded/aligned so it better fits the size of those registers

[split hazel]

yeah but i heard that if for example a memory address of a location is not divisible by 16 it will screw up performance

thats probably waffle now that i think about it

[modest maple]

if you want to be additionally confused this is why alot of the time compilers allocate 1 Bytes for booleans instead of 1 bit

[quartz kindle]

v8 for example aligns everything to 64 bits (or 32 bits for node x86)

[split hazel]

well thats pretty much expected because i dont think you can make memory transfers less than a byte?

[quartz kindle]

if you have a string of 18 characters, like a discord id

technically that takes 18 bytes

in v8 it takes 24 bytes

because its aligned to the next multiple of 8 bytes

everything in v8 works like that

because if you have fixed block sizes like that, you can easily calculate exact memory sizes and memory bounds

[split hazel]

interesting

so you dont waste performance by fetching smaller bytes

[quartz kindle]

yeah its the classic "use more memory to get more performance"

[split hazel]

but then going by that shouldnt c++ store booleans as ints rather than bytes

[quartz kindle]

they do sorto of

booleans are uint8

[split hazel]

god cpus are so fucking confusing

years of backwards compatibility

[modest maple]

Tim have you observed anything like Rkyv in Rust which are true zero-copy serialization and deserialization framework?

[quartz kindle]

nope

[modest maple]

missing out

[quartz kindle]

looks interesting, but its something that is only possible in low level langs

js cant do that

[modest maple]

true

JS weak

[quartz kindle]

instead im focused on how to utilize js in the most efficient ways possible

i managed to outperform msgpackr, the self-proclaimed fastest messagepack serializer for js

im also experimenting with storing strings as a pseudo utf6 i came up with

its slow af for large strings because there is no native api to help, but makes strings about 25% smaller most times

[woeful pike]

couldn't you take the brotli approach to compressing json where you store a local lookup table of the most common occurances like "} or ":"

that's specifically crafted for json? but I guess most content isn't repetitive enough for that to make a big difference unlike html or css

[quartz kindle]

actually json as a format is highly compressible already

zlib often achieves reductions of 60-70% on typical json strings

a streamed zlib with shared context, like what discord uses, manages to reduce up to 90%

[woeful pike]

but zlib isn't aware of context right? Like the reason why brotli beats gzip for web stuff is its specifically for web assets

[quartz kindle]

both are aware, they just work differently

[woeful pike]

I don't know a whole lot about compression so I'm just throwing stuff out there

[quartz kindle]

brotli manages to achieve better results by using more memory and having a bigger context to work with, but its slightly slower than deflate at similar levels

for static assets, its recommended to pre-compress them

[woeful pike]

My understanding of brotli was that it comes with its own local lookup table for web specific things to compress without having to attach it to the message itself

could be wrong tho

[quartz kindle]

it does have a few premade profiles yes, i believe

not sure what these profiles actually contain

[woeful pike]

I tried to implement LZW decompression a while back while making a gif reader but it didn't go too well. I should give it another go sometime

[quartz kindle]

sure, data efficiency is an interesting subject

im not much into compression per-se, i think deflate does a pretty good job for my needs

im more into json replacement, ie how data is represented before compression comes in

[woeful pike]

yeah I don't think I'm going to invent a revolutionary algorithm people 800x smarter than me haven't already thought of

[quartz kindle]

im working on a binary serializer that is basically a competitor to messagepack

which is also a json replacement

messagepack is already very efficient, idk why not more people use it as a standard

if the entire web got rid of json and started using messagepack instead, everything would be much more efficient

[sharp saddle]

someone knows how works passportjs, express-session, cookieParser?

[quartz kindle]

discord should add messagepack as a format alongside json and etf

[modest maple]

\o/ Synonym support hath been added

[sharp saddle]

I want to program a "redirect to previous page", but I have no idea how it works

All lib/authRoutes.js

var express = require('express')
  , session = require('express-session')
  , app = express()
  , router = express.Router()
  , passport = require('passport')
  , Strategy = require('passport-discord').Strategy
  , refresh = require('passport-oauth2-refresh');

  
router.get("/login",passport.authenticate('discord'), function(req, res) {

});
router.get('/callback',
  passport.authenticate('discord', {}), function(req, res) {
    console.log(req.session.redirectTo)
    // req.login();
    res.redirect("/");
  } // auth success
);
router.get('/logout', function(req, res) {
  req.logout();
  res.redirect('/');
});


module.exports = router;```

[quartz kindle]

you can use a referrer header or something

like when you click the login button, add a header containing the url of the current page

then redirect to that url

you could even do that in the url itself, plenty of websites do that

example.com/login?from=previouspage

[sharp saddle]

can you give an example?

[sharp saddle]

hummmmm

[split hazel]

i implement that in every login system i make

[boreal iron]

You should not forgot to add and validate an unique token to prevent submit spam

[warm swan]

how to set the guild icon to "None" ?

d.py v2

like to edit it

[lyric mountain]

errr...none?

wdym?

[round cove]

Probably means remove it.

[pulsar bone]

how to permanently install a pip in replit

[dry imp]

there is no "permanently" in replit cuz replit uses containers and it may resets every some time but you could use poetry add [package] to add it to poetry

[pulsar bone]

ok

[pulsar bone]

like this

poetry add discord_componenets

[dry imp]

yea

even though i dont get why you need third-party discord components

[pulsar bone]

also help me with this please

[pulsar bone]

because of buttons in py-cord

[dry imp]

you dont need that if you use pycord alpha

using third-party components like that is not recommended

cuz it will get outdated

[pulsar bone]

ok

I will try if it works without discord_components

[pulsar bone]

please help me with this

[dry imp]

fake already shows you the problem

every interaction must provide a response

[boreal iron]

Watching his code again it looks like he placed it in the messageCreate event, regarding the defined trigger

Doesn’t make any sense at all

[warped venture]

how do i make it so my bot dms the server owner

[boreal iron]

By fetching the guild owner, then sending a message to him

[pulsar bone]

i really didn't get it

[boreal iron]

#development message

Let me guess, yes you did?

[dry imp]

^^ on_message in py

[boreal iron]

Ok I see

message_create gateway event

[spark flint]

when using discord.py

[boreal iron]

Ew

[spark flint]

i recommend not using @client.event as that stops @client.command()

@client.listen("on_message")
async def idk_anything_here(message):```

[boreal iron]

better not use py at all

[spark flint]

true

i'm ditching py

[marble juniper]

true

[spark flint]

discord.js

[dry imp]

or just get good

[marble juniper]

just use js

[spark flint]

i have been converted

[marble juniper]

discord.js v13

[spark flint]

i can't really add slash commands tho because no one using my bot has application.commands setup

[marble juniper]

Tell them to reinvite the bot in the help command

Like a little section with a link in it

[spark flint]

or just anytime they use a command say "we are moving to slash commands!"

[dry imp]

but the users will ask why?

[spark flint]

i have message intents

[ancient stream]

If u want to verify a discord bot u need to give a terms of service for the bot, does anyone know what to put in there?

[marble juniper]

Same

[boreal iron]

When nobody told me that and I kicked my bot off >100 guilds

[spark flint]

i should make a discord bot tos generator

[marble juniper]

Terms of service

[dry imp]

ctrl c + ctrl v

[ancient stream]

heh?

[marble juniper]

Yes please

[spark flint]

and privacy policy

[dry imp]

yes please

yes please

[marble juniper]

every existing one assumes that you want to make a tos for some website or mobile app

[spark flint]

yeah

[boreal iron]

Lorem ipsum ipsum…

[spark flint]

LMAO

[marble juniper]

and they have pay walls

[ancient stream]

what should i put in the terms of service then

for a discord bot

[sudden geyser]

Just write your bot's rules and what you aren't accountable for, even if it doesn't sound like a ToS.

[marble juniper]

Find some template and edit that with ur own info

[marble juniper]

Nah better use a template

[ancient stream]

allr

[dry imp]

search in google

[marble juniper]

Just writing rules is not enough

[dry imp]

and modify

[boreal iron]

I mean it’s not required to put your own tos in place

[ancient stream]

i tried nothing foond

[dry imp]

lmao

[sudden geyser]

None of us are lawyers and most templates include a lot of irrelevant info

[marble juniper]

bruh

[dry imp]

just tos not discord bot tos lmao

[spark flint]

i'm working on a templat enow

[boreal iron]

You are not? Pff uneducated bitch

[dry imp]

omg swearing

[marble juniper]

do you even know what terms of service areee

lol

[ancient stream]

what then

[dry imp]

[marble juniper]

for legal stuff just get a lawyer

lol

[boreal iron]

Don’t choose Klay for it

[dry imp]

pretty sure discord wont care anyway

[boreal iron]

Only if you wanna be listed to their app list

iirc

[marble juniper]

yeah but you can't just write a tos and say "don't do shit and then I wont to do shit"

[sudden geyser]

since when did everyone in this chat become a lawyer

[marble juniper]

you know what I mean?

[sudden geyser]

what have I done with my 17 years

[spark flint]

XXX ("us" or "we" or "our") owns and operates the XXX Discord Bot ("Bot"). The following Terms of Use (“TOU”) govern your use of the Bot.

Using XXX is at-will and can be terminated at any time by either us or you for any reason. By using XXX, you agree to be bound by the bot's TOS. If you do not agree to be so bound, you are not authorized to use the Bot. This TOS is a legal contract between you and XXX and govern your access to and use of the bot together with any services offered through the bot.

XXX is not affiliated with Discord in any way.

# Usage
The purpose of XXX is to XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX.

The information supplied by XXX is provided for entertainment and informational purposes only. You agree that you will only use XXX, or data/information provided by it, for its intended purposes, and not for other commercial ventures without first seeking approval from XXX.```

there

[marble juniper]

there is also specific wording you need to use

etc etc

[dry imp]

ben you are so nice omg

i love you

[spark flint]

gonna make a simple site for it

[sudden geyser]

Using XXX is at-will and can be terminated at any time by either us or you for any reason.
Yeah that won't stand any legal procedure

[dry imp]

or copy paste the site aswell

[spark flint]

[sudden geyser]

That clause will just get you laughed at in court

[ancient stream]

is that everything it needs?

[boreal iron]

You may should read discords tos

[marble juniper]

look at my bot's tos

if you want

[ancient stream]

yes

[dry imp]

where

[marble juniper]

its a bit longer but it works

wait a sec

[ancient stream]

sure

[boreal iron]

No ads, no!

[spark flint]

I am not a lawyer and I do not take legal responsibility for any bot using this TOS

[dry imp]

naaah its "development"

[marble juniper]

https://anti-nsfw.netlify.app/terms-of-service/

[ancient stream]

ty

[marble juniper]

Lol

I got nice markdown formatting as well for it

[dry imp]

thats long

lmao

[marble juniper]

ik

[dry imp]

looks cool tho

[marble juniper]

ever seen a short tos on a legit product before

[boreal iron]

Imagine looking at your wall asking yourself where your led panels are gone, looking at the floor and yay there they are

[dry imp]

@marble juniper you wrote the privacy policy by yourself?

[boreal iron]

Not like that’s a big deal

[sudden geyser]

Privacy policies are much easier to write

Doesn't need any of that terse grammar

[boreal iron]

There you go

[marble juniper]

yeah

[sudden geyser]

This is mine.

# Privacy Policy

Assistant does not collect data or personal information.

[marble juniper]

well my bot aint a website

[boreal iron]

That’s just an example

To describe witch data you collect and you deal with it

[marble juniper]

I wrote both the tos and privacy policy by myself

lol

[dry imp]

damn the tos and privacy policy is like 50% of the website

[boreal iron]

And how an user can request a deletion of his data

That’s all it needs to contain

[dry imp]

*our

[sudden geyser]

Nope. Just Assistant.

[boreal iron]

Klay is plural?

Damn fat boy

[boreal iron]

I doubt.

[marble juniper]

you will need to state any data you collect

that includes if you store user settings for your bot in your database for example

[boreal iron]

Actually you don’t need to as long as nobody gets access to it

[marble juniper]

bruh

[sudden geyser]

Yeah, and I don't so far.

[boreal iron]

Well that’s the true reality

What you should do and what you’re actually doing are two different things

[boreal iron]

Technically you also store any cached data as it’s written down in your memory

[earnest phoenix]

hey, on node.js it exist pm2, what for python?? to host a bot 24/7 on ubuntu 20.04
anyone knows?

[boreal iron]

Instead of relying on packages, setting the app up as service is the easiest solution

[earnest phoenix]

?

what does that mean?

[boreal iron]

pm is a package you can install

[earnest phoenix]

nothing that exist for python?

[boreal iron]

Why shouldn't it work for py?

[earnest phoenix]

idk

it says

js

works it for python?

@boreal iron

[boreal iron]

Define pipenv as interpreter in your config

[earnest phoenix]

?

[boreal iron]

Instead of stopping to read after reading the title, go on reading the documentation

https://pm2.keymetrics.io/docs/usage/pm2-doc-single-page/

[earnest phoenix]

should i install on the vps node.js and python right?

[boreal iron]

It also allows you to pass the interpreter as start parameter as I can see right now

--interpreter python

[novel jetty]

Any idea why this fails mid way?

[earnest phoenix]

@boreal iron

no python

[spark flint]

Try python3

[spark flint]

I made it and it works

Just gotta add other option fields and make an export feature

Gonna make a click to copy feature and export to url feature

[feral aspen]

I did this horribly, how can I summarize this?

if (sServer.id === interaction.guild.id) {
    embed.addField(`${roles} Roles`, sRoles.map((x, i) => {
        if (i > 10) return;
        i++
        return x
    }).join(" "));
};

[earnest phoenix]

hi

[earnest phoenix]

what are you incrementing i for

[pale vessel]

array.slice()?

[earnest phoenix]

it changes on every loop

[pale vessel]

why are you using that

[earnest phoenix]

yeah you can use array slice too

[feral aspen]

.slice(0, 9)?

[neat ingot]

So i've noticed some bots display a 'loading...' like status when they are first booting. What is the best way to calculate that? Like, what events are fired in between the client logging in, and the client 'ready' event being emitted? (discord.js)

[pale vessel]

Try

[feral aspen]

Well, that's the method of the day.

I appreciate it!

Did I do something wrong here?

.addField(`${emoji_guardian} Emojis`, emojis.slice(0, 9).join(" "))

RangeError [EMBED_FIELD_VALUE]: MessageEmbed field values must be non-empty strings.

const emojis = sServer.emojis.cache.sort((a, b) => b.position - a.position).map(role => role.toString());

[earnest phoenix]

you can always just

[
  array[0],
  array[1],
  array[2],
  ...
]

[feral aspen]

What do you mean?

[earnest phoenix]

idk

[neat ingot]

😂

[feral aspen]

let user = message.mentions.members.first() || await bot.users.fetch(args[0]);

if (!user) {
    embedError.setDescription("❌ Please specify a user you are wishing to pay!");
    return await message.channel.send({ embeds: [embedError] });
};

I have a quick question, when it comes to like these, how can I handle them? The !user is for the .mentions part, although what about the .fetch(), do I add a .catch()?

[cinder patio]

.catch(() => {});

[feral aspen]

What about something like this?

let user = message.mentions.members.first() || await bot.users.fetch(args[0]).catch(() => return message.channel.send("Invalid User"));

if (!user) {
    embedError.setDescription("❌ Please specify a user you are wishing to pay!");
    return await message.channel.send({ embeds: [embedError] });
};

[boreal iron]

You got a dark soul

[cinder patio]

no point

[feral aspen]

That would silent the error?

[cinder patio]

.catch(() => {}); will make user undefined

so then the code inside the if statement will be executed

[feral aspen]

OH, seriously?

That was what I wanted in the first first place.

I appreciate it!

[raw nest]

I have dockerized my React App and I'm serving the static files from the build with NGINX. But the problem is it gives me a 502 (Bad Gateway) error... I don't know why. I have my docker containers behind a NGINX too but I think it's because of the one in the container

[split hazel]

@boreal iron I gave myself motivation for a job interview

no job = cant touch os for a week

[boreal iron]

Finally I’m not the only one paying taxes anymore

[split hazel]

I paid taxes but my job was only temp

[boreal iron]

Yes give that OS a break

[split hazel]

this time it's a permanent

[boreal iron]

Lots of artists doing a break

Permanent company troll?

[split hazel]

bruh

[quartz kindle]

that sounds more like a reward lmao

a vacation from the dev hell

[split hazel]

lmao

thing is im addicted

it's like a heroin addiction

Once you pop it you can't stop it

[boreal iron]

Wtf thirst time ever I was trying to be serious

[split hazel]

until I die

Well in this case run out of things to add

[boreal iron]

I always knew you’re on crack

[split hazel]

nice

[boreal iron]

now we know for sure

[split hazel]

I understand job hunting signals now

email = declined phone call = accepted

[raw nest]

I have dockerized my React App and I'm serving the static files from the build with NGINX. But the problem is it gives me a 502 (Bad Gateway) error... I don't know why. I have my docker containers behind a NGINX too but I think it's because of the one in the container

[split hazel]

just to confirm you've exposed the listening port in your docker?

don't use docker really

[quartz kindle]

what port is docker running on?

[split hazel]

real men use pm2

[quartz kindle]

^

[raw nest]

the container is on Port 100 and the nginx is exposed to 3000

[quartz kindle]

so the main nginx is doing a reverse proxy to port 100?

[raw nest]

yes

[quartz kindle]

and the inner nginx is running on port 3000 and doing a reverse proxy to your react app's port?

[raw nest]

I run "npm run build" in the react app so the nginx just serves the static files from the react build

oh my god

I'm stupid

[quartz kindle]

lmao

[raw nest]

I had nginx configs in the container pointing to Port 80... xD

[spark flint]

hi

[edgy hearth]

is there a way that users can use /vote and then it votes on the website?

[solemn latch]

nope

[edgy hearth]

ok thx

[novel jetty]

How can i generate the tsconfig.json file?

[lucid trench]

https://sourceb.in/JJ3mCucRyI
anyone know what can i put on .reply cause all cmds dont work cause of that

i tried interaction.channel.send but it runs the premium cmd too

and replies you cant use that

defer / followUp dont work either

[compact pier]

how would I solve this :((

[earnest phoenix]

thats cringe ngl

[quartz kindle]

i couldnt figure it out either, i had to google it =/

fail

[sudden geyser]

Hint: the fastest people have to cross last

[compact pier]

it is impossible :((

[wheat mesa]

It’s not though

[compact pier]

maybe... but how

it was my interview question

[quartz kindle]

i would fail that interview as well

[wheat mesa]

Same

[compact pier]

well I did tho

failed

[wheat mesa]

Not sure why that’s even a relevant interview question tbh

“proBlEm sOlVing”

[compact pier]

yeah lol

[quartz kindle]

well its those types of questions to see if you can think outside the box and come up with weird solutions to impossible problems

but its not like you're being hired to develop complex algorithms lol

[compact pier]

some company just ask those question, but after all my work is just pasting code from stackoverflow

[quartz kindle]

companies ask these questions from you then put you doing basic html css

or excel

[sudden geyser]

algorithms and data structures

[earnest phoenix]

not the truth

[compact pier]

yes

right

[sudden geyser]

goes back to writing if else

[compact pier]

just a joke

[earnest phoenix]

did you really got declined?

[compact pier]

yeah

[wheat mesa]

“We judge your abilities by an obscure problem that will never have a real world use and if you cannot solve it, you’re unqualified and useless”

Ngl if they declined you for just that then you probably dodged a bullet

[earnest phoenix]

why is this true

[quartz kindle]

im never getting a job at a company anyway

[wheat mesa]

Just work for Tim 😉

[compact pier]

tim startup :D

[earnest phoenix]

do you freelance instead?

[sudden geyser]

just be a sindre sorhus

[quartz kindle]

basically yeah

and work on a few long term projects

that will hopefully make money one day

lmao

ask fake, he knows about my api

that is forever delayed and procrastinated

[compact pier]

@quartz kindle

some legend just found it

[quartz kindle]

yes, that is the correct answer

i googled it

[compact pier]

I wonder with what kind of key word u google tho

[earnest phoenix]

but during the process,its hard to concentrate ,since you are stressed

[quartz kindle]

im a google master

i can find anything in seconds

[compact pier]

[earnest phoenix]

tim has its own search engine

[wheat mesa]

Pretty stupid interview question if you ask me

[compact pier]

and there were 4

I managed to solve only 1

1/4

[sudden geyser]

all interview questions are dumb but that one was especially dumb

they applied an actual brain teaser to a job interview

[wheat mesa]

This is the shit my 8th grade algebra teacher would put on the board every Friday I stg

[compact pier]

and the problem is

[quartz kindle]

they work for the joker, who hired the riddler to make the questions

[compact pier]

all 4 for 30min

I just got fucked in their office

[quartz kindle]

what were the other 3 questions?

[wheat mesa]

Was it something you had to code a solution to, or was it just “solve the problem”?

[sudden geyser]

No doubt the only people who pass that question already know the answer

[sudden geyser]

Since it's very common

[compact pier]

just solve the problem

no code

[wheat mesa]

Lmfao

[quartz kindle]

and the job was for programming/dev?

[compact pier]

data struct, but for juniour

[wheat mesa]

“You spent 4 years studying data structures in college? Here’s 4 brain teasers we got from Google in 30 seconds. Have fun!”

[sudden geyser]

You spent 4 years studying data structures in college?
That's just torture.

[compact pier]

I never felt more dumb than today

[wheat mesa]

Personally I’d love to study data structures in college

[compact pier]

me 2

[wheat mesa]

I think algorithms/data structures are really interesting

[compact pier]

yeah

specially if you like math

[sudden geyser]

I personally wouldn't want to do it as my driving force

In most apps you only use a few basic data types

[wheat mesa]

Do the dirty work other people don’t wanna do 😈

[compact pier]

[sudden geyser]

and those special linked list deque etc is just once or twice or because some sleep deprived library dev thought it would be fun to return an immutable set

[wheat mesa]

Lmao

[compact pier]

I guess, I will go back with web backend dev

I don't belong to a big brain position

[wheat mesa]

Don’t let an interview bring you down, those are stupid questions anyways

You’ll find something else somewhere

[compact pier]

yeah

[sudden geyser]

x to doubt

[compact pier]

I hope so

[sudden geyser]

you find those dumb algorithm and data structure questions everywhere

[wheat mesa]

Yeah but I don’t think I’ve seen something quite as dumb as that though lol

[sudden geyser]

yeah this one was super dumb

since it wasn't even a programming question

[quartz kindle]

i dont know exactly what they mean when they say "data structures", but figuring out how to store dynamic data in a buffer is quite interesting, been doing a lot of that lately

robin hood hash tables are really smart

[wheat mesa]

I can’t wait until I’m done with high school

[compact pier]

but I don't think in dev process, there will be a problem like that

or stupid like that

[wheat mesa]

Apparently my high school offers a data structures course, which I will gladly be taking

[sudden geyser]

pray it's not in java

[wheat mesa]

It’s in Java

[compact pier]

[wheat mesa]

All the classes here are in Java

[sudden geyser]

your poor soul

[compact pier]

Java is kinda good, but old

[wheat mesa]

I think it’s a decent choice for a data structures course

C# would be better though

[compact pier]

High level programming languages are trendy

[sudden geyser]

I'm taking CSA this year and hate using it

especially since it's java 8

[wheat mesa]

Oh yeah they always use outdated Java

[sudden geyser]

and a lot of the recommendations are terrible like using Math.random instead of the Random class

[wheat mesa]

I hate writing out the full types

And not just using var

Since it doesn’t exist in this version

[wheat mesa]

Lmao

[sudden geyser]

lol

[wheat mesa]

Java itself isn’t really that bad tbh

I just much prefer C#

[quartz kindle]

js best lang

[wheat mesa]

Memory management is something I’m also interested in but neither of those languages really goes too into depth with that

[quartz kindle]

:^)

[wheat mesa]

I’m just excited for the future

Seems like it takes ages

[lyric mountain]

-XX:+UseZGC. and see the magic

[wheat mesa]

Yes but I meant managing memory manually without a garbage collector

[lyric mountain]

ah

[modest maple]

just use Rust

[wheat mesa]

Rust is cool but it’s still fairly young

[sudden geyser]

Pain.

[modest maple]

I mean it's only really going to get bigger

[wheat mesa]

I think it’ll grow in popularity more and more

[lyric mountain]

then it'll become stainless

[modest maple]

It's stapled itself pretty well into the ecosystem despite stable being only being 6 years old

[split hazel]

pov you use rust

can't find a suitable image

pov you say typescript is the best and you're not a good developer if you don't use typescript

https://tenor.com/view/eh-weird-silly-weird-face-really-gif-16824512

happened btw

[split hazel]

on the other hand pov you made an os

https://tenor.com/view/selfie-shades-pro-gif-17866593

[sudden geyser]

REST APIs are just operating systems in disguise

this is the only safe channel

heck #site-translators is even less reliable

[cinder patio]

Rust is amazing

[quartz kindle]

rust is rusty

[spark flint]

how would i replace all new lines (from a textarea) with <br> with js?

- Set channel ID's when the "set-channel" command is run
- Logs server IDs on join and leave```  turns into ```- User ID's when blacklisted - Set channel ID's when the "set-channel" command is run - Logs server IDs on join and leave

so i need to replace with <br> because html go brrrrr

[vivid fulcrum]

i'm pretty sure you can do this with just css

can't find it

right now

but i remember there being a way

[spark flint]

it stores in a db like that

so if i store with <br>

[vivid fulcrum]

but with js it's just using replace()

[lyric mountain]

Replace \n?

Or just replace - with <br>-

[vivid fulcrum]

found the css way, white-space: pre-line;

[spark flint]

ah yeah that worked

ty

[spark flint]

?

[wheat mesa]

lmfao my CS teacher wrote some code to mess around with us

   public boolean equals(Object other)
   {
     if(other instanceof BankAccount) {
       return ((BankAccount) other).getAccountNumber() == this.accountNumber;
     }
     throw new WhatAreYouDoingException("What are you even doing???");
   }

}

class WhatAreYouDoingException extends RuntimeException {
  public WhatAreYouDoingException(String message) {
    super(message);
  }
}

[sudden geyser]

I wish my CS teacher did that

We're just using studio.code.org

[wheat mesa]

we have to use replit

it's terrible

not the worst experience at least though

[earnest phoenix]

Looks perfect

I see no issues here

[lyric mountain]

Replit for java?

[lyric mountain]

Btw misty, how's it doing?

[sudden geyser]

yes

usually java 11

[lyric mountain]

Can't imagine how shitty it is to run a java program there

[sudden geyser]

it's better than code studio

those replit guys have it much better than we do

[cosmic forum]

Hello, so I am trying to set the font for my site's header to Consolas, and it works on desktop, but when I visit the site on mobile it shows Times New Roman, does anyone know how to fix this?

(Site for reference: https://runs-on.tech/)

[lyric mountain]

Is consolas a default font tho?

Try font-family: monospace

[lyric mountain]

^

Or add consolas as a site asset

[cosmic forum]

I tried looking for a cdn that has it but I couldn't find any.

[cosmic forum]

Hm, that sorta seems to fix it.

[lyric mountain]

Setting font family to monospace will pick the first available monospaced font

If u want it to use specifically consolas u need to add it as an asset

[cosmic forum]

Okay, thanks!

[lyric mountain]

Yw

[earnest phoenix]

I'm doing ight hbu

[lyric mountain]

Doing fine too

Recovered from that maven issue?

[earnest phoenix]

What maven issue?

[earnest phoenix]

@lyric mountain Instead of a discord bot i decided ima just make an api

[neat ingot]

so, if your bot is sharded. do you call client.user.setPresence from each shard, or does your shard manager handle that?

tbh, i really should just shard a bot and tinker lol

[round cove]

You call it for each shard afaik

[neat ingot]

yea seems to be that way from my basic tinkering 🙂

[split hazel]

they don't check them manually

if you can't do it via stripe then you can't verify

[neat ingot]

if i use client.channels.fetch(some_id), would this return a channel object from a channel handled by another shard? it seems like it does, but i figured i'd ask incase anyone knows for sure 🙂

like, it'd make sense that it does, and i feel dumb for asking... but yea...

[lyric mountain]

why are u ternary'ing a boolean?

also couldn't u pass the message id as a function argument?

[quartz kindle]

it fetches the channel from the api

the api doesnt care about shards

any shard can fetch anything

[drifting coral]

my account's verified and still im not able to fill the application

[spark flint]

Add tags

On the application page

[drifting coral]

how do I do that

there's no option for adding tags

[marble juniper]

#discord-news message

read this

[drifting coral]

well i still didnt get to know how do I add tags 💀

i got it

finally

thank you

[earnest phoenix]

hi how much is the message delete limit?

[pale vessel]

If you mean bulk delete it's 100

[slender thistle]

$2/message

[hybrid cargo]

:cringe:

[earnest phoenix]

how much time do i have to wait between deletions?

or just so many stipulations that I can’t delete more than 100 at a time

[cinder patio]

Why is next.js middleware so weird? Why are they ran in a different runtime? questions that will never be answered

[neat ingot]

yea this is why i felt dumb for even asking lol
figured it doesnt hurt to double check though 😄

[crystal wigeon]

hi um. is absolute import not supported anymore in typescript?

like short imports. something like
import x from "../abc" -> import x from "abc"
I even set the baseUrl in my tsconfig file and this seems to be working on windows but not on mac

this my tsconfig file

[hybrid roost]

How to check if bot on the server by ID? I using D.JS

[boreal iron]

Probably by fetching the guild member object using the user ID

Your bot needs to be in the guild, too

[hybrid roost]

no, I have a guild ID and I need to find out if the bot is present on this server

I solved it by fetching all guilds

(await bot.guilds.fetch()).has(req.query.id)

[boreal iron]

Guilds are usually cached even if they’re unavailable

[quartz kindle]

no idea, but even if it worked its not a good practice, because in node for example, "abc" would mean a library in node_modules, not a file in your root dir

[boreal iron]

Fetching with a no access error will tell you your bot isn’t in the guild

[crystal wigeon]

i see

[quartz kindle]

its better to always use relative paths if you're looking for local files and not modules installed by some packager

[crystal wigeon]

it gets messy tho when you have deep imports tho right?

[cinder patio]

Are you using react>

[crystal wigeon]

like src/abc/xyz/foo/bar

nop typescript

[cinder patio]

I mean typescript

[crystal wigeon]

nodejs ts app

[cinder patio]

use the paths option

[crystal wigeon]

yeah tried that, doesnt work on mac/ubuntu

it works on windows for some odd reason

[boreal iron]

Fetch will check your cache in the first place.
Either you just fetch that server ID as single request or rely on the cache as I said above.

[cinder patio]

uuuh I highly doubt such a feature wouldn't work on macos

there's nothing platform dependent about it

try restarting VSCode

[crystal wigeon]

ye thats the weird part

welp

[compact pier]

I think web3 is kinda usefull for user auth

[bright thorn]

    let channel = client.misc.get(message.guild.id, "t2channel");
      channel.send({
        embeds: [
          new MessageEmbed()
            .setColor(client.settings.embed_color)
            .setDescription(`Team \`${args[1]}\` has been accepted For : ${Reason}`),
        ],
      });

channel.send is not a function

[compact pier]

what is client.mics

it is isn't a thing

[bright thorn]

enamp data map

[compact pier]

how u store it?

[bright thorn]

let channel =
      message.guild.channels.cache.find((c) => c.id === args[0])
client.misc.set(message.guild.id, channel.id,"t2channel");```

[civic scroll]

misc ig here is a custom predefined property

[compact pier]

that isn't the map syntax

[civic scroll]

you can

using a custom object

[compact pier]

and you can use client.channels.find(a => a.name === "t2channel")

[bright thorn]

if i will do console. log to channel then i can see id too

[civic scroll]

no

[compact pier]

but you store it like map.set(key, object)

[civic scroll]

that api is deprecated iirc

[compact pier]

channels.cache

[civic scroll]

i said, custom

what id

[compact pier]

it is not

[civic scroll]

<misc.set(string guild, string channel, string name)>

[civic scroll]

i t has cache and fetch

you can't access the collection directly

[compact pier]

oh really?

[civic scroll]

that's v12 way

[compact pier]

dude

[civic scroll]

i already mentioned them lol

[compact pier]

nvm

[civic scroll]

moment

[compact pier]

but I don't it will work

[civic scroll]

it will work.

i already said that it's a custom-defined object

what if

[civic scroll]

<Misc> ....
 set(guildId: string, channelId: string, channelName: string) {
    // ... some custom 
    <map>.set(`${guildId}-${channelId}`, channelName);
}

[compact pier]

dude it dones't save the "b"

[civic scroll]

man you don't know what a preprocessor is do you

[civic scroll]

@compact pier look at this code

[compact pier]

.-.

bro

but the .set(a, b, c) doesn't come from js

[civic scroll]

it comes from js

[compact pier]

you can't pass 3 var in .set() function

[civic scroll]

in fact i can make it take 12 parameters and it still takes the thing

[civic scroll]

skill issue

[compact pier]

look bro

[civic scroll]

wait

let me type an example in console

gimme a moment

[compact pier]

bác xàm vl

[civic scroll]

chả xàm

bạn non

[compact pier]

nó đâu có sẵn trong js đâu

phải tự code

[civic scroll]

i just said that it was "custom code"

[compact pier]

well I didn't read that

[civic scroll]

dude did you even read

[compact pier]

but is kinda anoying

everytime you want to set something

[civic scroll]

you do once

[compact pier]

you need to write more code

just do with objects

{
a: "a"
b: "b"
}

simple

[civic scroll]

not every time that works

remember, when you pass an object like that, it has to create new instances of Object in heap

so it's not very efficient

[compact pier]

hmm

[civic scroll]

there are many turnarounds

but in case of inheritance you can just extend it with new methods

[compact pier]

and what is with 1002020?

[civic scroll]

or override

random sequence of number idk

[compact pier]

lol

I don't even know why u need it

[civic scroll]

to test data duh

[compact pier]

yeah

[civic scroll]

unless you wanna store undefined

💀

[compact pier]

wait u can't store undefined?

[civic scroll]

the question is, why do you even bother to do that

undefined is not a valid key

so is null

[compact pier]

yeah

[boreal iron]

Damn I really wanted to see a mud fight

[compact pier]

[warm sphinx]

how can i verify the bot?

[boreal iron]

Heading to the discord developer portal, select your app and there you go.

It has to be in at least 75 guilds before a verification is possible

[tribal crow]

idk if this counts as development, but i need ideas for my economy bot

[sudden geyser]

I'd recommend you read <#development message>.

You haven't given us much info about your bot as well

[lament rock]

is there a way to refresh an interaction? I want to edit something past 15min and I still want to use the webhook part of interactions, otherwise I'd have to check permissions

[boreal iron]

I don’t think so

How about a button interaction after 15 min to have a new interaction?
Or isn’t that a thing for u?

[lament rock]

That's not a thing

the user has to trigger an interaction

even buttons expire after 15min

[eternal osprey]

How do i find the general/main chat of a server in sjd v12?

djs*

[lament rock]

the old way used to be looking for the channel with the system messages flag

[sudden geyser]

There's no clear way to get the default channel in a server

Of course, you can try and match names, but it's unreliable.

It would involve looking in a guild's channels.cache and .findind channels that equal the name (e.g. chan => ["chit-chat", "main", "core", ...].some((c) => c.includes(chan.name)))

[lament rock]

on new guilds, the default channel has the system messages flag

but names are probably better because permissions

[eternal osprey]

Hmm yeah sounds awesome. Thanks boys!

Or girls ofc

[boreal iron]

Yes yes, I meant after 15 min editing your message adding a component, e.g. refresh

I mean I don’t actually know what’s your purpose

So I can just assume wildly

[wheat mesa]

I think the real question is why are you still using v12

[boreal iron]

Nostalgia

[lament rock]

The whole interaction the buttons are attached to gets refreshed?

as in, I reply to a command interaction

[boreal iron]

Oh you wanna reply with a webhook after 15 min

[lament rock]

editReply after 15min

but yeah same logic

[boreal iron]

Nope without a button interaction on your already existing response you can’t edit it

Only an user can trigger it after 15 min once again

[lament rock]

son of a bitch

[boreal iron]

But you can edit the webhook like a normal message?!

That’s what I do.

[lament rock]

the webhook path takes interaction token

the token expires after 15min

[boreal iron]

Yes you need to send a message to the channel or update your already sent webhook

(that should at least work iirc)

[lament rock]

I'm a little bit lost trying to put your words into logic

[boreal iron]

I see

[lament rock]

so, say 14min after the user interacts, I send a followUp message and then just edit that?

[boreal iron]

Yee

If deferred no issue here

[lament rock]

the followup message routes in that instance would still take the interaction token which would be expired

https://discord.com/developers/docs/interactions/receiving-and-responding#edit-followup-message

[boreal iron]

Yeah it needs to be a normal message to the channel after 15 min, it can’t be a followup message anymore

Yes the webhook token is expired

[lament rock]

Then that would mean I'd have to check perms if I want to send embeds indiscriminately

[boreal iron]

Im not aware of a way to keep it active for longer

[boreal iron]

Hold on… what can you send an embed in as webhook without msg embed permissions?

[lament rock]

Yeah. Webhooks are totally exempt from message related permissions

[boreal iron]

Oh how stupid am I…

I thought at least things like embeds would still require the associated permission

[lament rock]

Nope. The point of application commands is to be as stateless as possible

[modest maple]

nah, webhooks are basically the, "Look at me... I am the captin now." of the message world

[boreal iron]

Yeah

You grant that permission then when authorizing slash commands for your app

[lament rock]

My database has so many reads and writes related to roles and permissions, I'm surprised it hasn't exploded

[boreal iron]

lol

It would be nice if you could send pings to the API to expand that 15 min expiration then

[lament rock]

ikr

What I can do is just stop editing and then just say that a new interaction needs to be sent and then assign that to the queue

[boreal iron]

The better question is why do you even need to edit the followup msg after 15 min

Why do you need to be different!!?

[lament rock]

I edit it every 5 seconds to show a progess bar

[boreal iron]

you and your special use cases

Guess you gotta switch to common message handling then

[earnest phoenix]

[boreal iron]

Without webhooks

[solemn latch]

is this something any user can do?
wont that contribute to global ratelimits rather quickly?

[lament rock]

Well. I have to do something to stand out otherwise

embed

NOW PLAYING: WHO ASKED FT (NOBODY)
NaN min NaN sec

is just generic. It's easy, but generic

[earnest phoenix]

whats the max time of a gif?
60 secs?

[boreal iron]

Aha I see API abuse, you devil

[lament rock]

5 seconds was what I calculated to be very easy on the api and require an excessive amount of queues to be rate limited

[solemn latch]

I dont think gifs have a max length do they? 👀

[boreal iron]

No but probably a max size the uploaded has to accept

[lament rock]

patch message requests are per channel anyways

[solemn latch]

50 webhook messages sent per second per ip right?
500 to hit the global ratelimit even if you do nothing else

[earnest phoenix]

since you could just use a gif to animate a progressbar

[lament rock]

500 active at once

No cluster will hit that

[earnest phoenix]

instead of editing like hell

[lyric mountain]

Or cut the progbar into 10 sections

Maybe 5

And update every 20% or so

[lament rock]

I tried to do gif encoding, but that would be WAY too slow

[lyric mountain]

?

I do gif encoding a lot on my bot, didn't see any slowness on response

I mean, as long as u optimize the gif

[earnest phoenix]

why don't use links from gifs,which are pregenrated like
2:00 gif
3:00 gif

[boreal iron]

Well you’re basically fucked and cant use webhooks here if you it takes longer than 15 min

That’s how it is

[lament rock]

Each of these images are samples of encoding I tried. Each image is small in terms of dimensions, but encoding took over 30 sec upwards of 5 min in one case because I have to quantize because of > 256 colors

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/599427914479566867/724897088483229696/profile.gif
https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/599427914479566867/724905879878500362/profile.gif
https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/599427914479566867/724903790700003358/profile.gif