development

[elder wolf]

I had to rush it because I have classes

well

that’s funny

im not experienced

[bright hornet]

https://sourceb.in/8ZnxdCLNWP Why i keep getting this error? I dont see any $ just one in $push

FieldPath field names may not start with '$'. Consider using $getField or $setField.```

[elder wolf]

i learned on the fly

[earnest phoenix]

mongodb is good for beginners but pg is still better

kthxbai

[elder wolf]

mm

hm

wait how do you guys have time for coding

oh

[slender thistle]

More or less it is

[earnest phoenix]

Do you think we have lives?

[elder wolf]

i have one too

[earnest phoenix]

doubt

[slender thistle]

Public bots are a hassle to get working properly with repl.it though

[elder wolf]

my English and history went down to like below 90%

And I need to fix that

[near stratus]

life on discord doesn't count

[earnest phoenix]

ok mine is at F

[elder wolf]

well my math and science is still 100% tho

[slender thistle]

I didn't do shit in school and don't have time for coding in college

[elder wolf]

why is it that anything science related is like

I’m doing good at it

[elder wolf]

ah

that’s stressful

[near stratus]

UwU
Gimme your brain

[elder wolf]

just buy salt

and eat more salt

Live off of salt @earnest phoenix

no u

no homo

wait not no u

because that means…

ok no u

I mean

no homo

not like

-up

ok

hm

[near stratus]

UwU

[elder wolf]

valid

or invalid

English is such a pain

math is great

English is painful

History

is

so

annoying

[near stratus]

UwU I'm a gurl
don't be rude

[near stratus]

I'm not being racist or anything
but
Where're you from again?

........

[civic scroll]

stfu

[elder wolf]

uh

America

but I’m Taiwanese

[near stratus]

oh

[elder wolf]

Would it be smart to like

find someone to code with me

[civic scroll]

also any workaround for browser api on SSG configuration

[elder wolf]

or just do it myself

[civic scroll]

or any way to know when the browser apis are available

[near stratus]

get a girlfriend
and teach her to code

[elder wolf]

14 year old child with 1 month of experience coding a rpg discord bot for 1 month and burn out at the end

[elder wolf]

I did

I’m not kidding

I actually tried to teach her how to code

[civic scroll]

i burnt out twice for 6 months each

[elder wolf]

uhhh… she isn’t interested in that

[civic scroll]

[elder wolf]

My dad threw a popcorn bag at me

he walked into my room

and threw it at me

dang….

[civic scroll]

the thing is

find motives

[elder wolf]

1. I enjoy coding

2. I want to make the bot

[civic scroll]

3. ideas

[elder wolf]

yes

then u try mine

👍

[near stratus]

every girl I know who can code are like gnanma age

[civic scroll]

this

[elder wolf]

Huh

[civic scroll]

until xiuh and xetera

ANYWHO how do i know when browser loads so that its APIs are available

[elder wolf]

mm

[near stratus]

xet's a guy

[elder wolf]

ur mom’s trans

[civic scroll]

xet's a girl to me, changed my mind

[near stratus]

which one?

[elder wolf]

Seaman

[earnest phoenix]

🗿

[civic scroll]

i'm a girl too :)

but that has nothing to do with when browser apis are available

[near stratus]

sus

[civic scroll]

is there a specific event like DOMContentLoaded

or

anything like that

requests takes unprecedented time

funni

[elder wolf]

Mm

[near stratus]

that's when html loads

[civic scroll]

then i want to listen to this passively

[civic scroll]

i just want to know when it starts executing on the browser

[elder wolf]

@near stratus are u female

because if u are

Then I can’t ask u

[civic scroll]

that's when browser api are available

[elder wolf]

to go test the bot

but if your a man

the I can

then*

[near stratus]

I have a peanus the size of a 6 inch ruler

[elder wolf]

alright

wanna go test it out

👍

[civic scroll]

that means the javascript is available then

right

[near stratus]

I'll
when I have time
gimme link

[elder wolf]

ok

can I send links

In general

Or no

is that not allowed

i mean

This channel

[near stratus]

css doesn't load then
not sure about js

[civic scroll]

@earnest phoenix that event is browser only right

[civic scroll]

just need js

i need local storage

wew

alright thanks what

[elder wolf]

is it bad that I’m coding with no experience

my dad tells me I’m random coding

[civic scroll]

then get experience

[elder wolf]

but at the end of the day, it still works

[near stratus]

you get experience by coding

[slender thistle]

So long as you learn something

[civic scroll]

you make actual stuffs and learn how it works

[elder wolf]

I did!

[civic scroll]

*building

[elder wolf]

coding?

[woeful pike]

which apis? browsers shouldn't be making their apis available asynchronously like this

[elder wolf]

building?

[civic scroll]

no

[elder wolf]

programming?

same thing?

[civic scroll]

designing the whole stuff

coding is just typing

no brain required

[blissful coral]

eh

[civic scroll]

momorising syntaxes ain't gonna help you in anything viable

[near stratus]

programming is probably a sunset of coding

[elder wolf]

uh I did design it before I started

[civic scroll]

browser

[woeful pike]

architecture is just drawing houses

no brain required

[blissful coral]

this

[woeful pike]

which

[simple stump]

Weird question but if I use fs to create a read/write stream, is it possible to check if the file has like a weird virus or is valid or smth. Sorry it’s a weird question but just hypothetically lmao

[civic scroll]

in this case chrome

[woeful pike]

your issue is probably with the DOM not loading not browser apis

I meant which browser api

[civic scroll]

localStorage

i use that to get initial configs

[woeful pike]

localStorage is accessible as soon as your script loads

[civic scroll]

on SSG config, it's not

as the document is rendered on server

[woeful pike]

ok so you want to execute a script dynamically then

are you using nextjs?

[civic scroll]

angular

alright assume i use nextjs

what's next

if i think about that, i also got thr issue when i tried to include local storage api there

[woeful pike]

you can use <Script /> to inject code before your react tree is loaded

which will check localStorage

[civic scroll]

"if not exists then don't call" right

[simple stump]

Okay ty.

[civic scroll]

i don't want to continously polling it

eg theme

like i don't wanna flashbang

[woeful pike]

why would you need to poll the theme

[plucky imp]

pogg

just finished

also hi xet @woeful pike i missed you too <3

[bright hornet]

what is the main problem of this?

[austere surge]

it didnt respond

[bright hornet]

main cause?

on event or command?

[slender thistle]

Didn't respond in 3 seconds

[plucky imp]

command is wrong

somewhere

i had the error too

literally

[bright hornet]

on the event?

[plucky imp]

no

check your index

might not be loading the command properly

or just console log it

console.log(interaction.commandName, client.commands);

worked for me

[bright hornet]

ok ok ill try

[plucky imp]

you should see something like

in your console

iirc

[bright hornet]

why i have undefined

[plucky imp]

because you aren't pulling it correctly

show ping command file

[plucky imp]

ahhhh

do you have intents on lol

[bright hornet]

yap

[plucky imp]

no these

[bright hornet]

aaaaaaaa

yep

[plucky imp]

do you have the client.commands enabled for the invite link?

[bright hornet]

yup yup

[plucky imp]

did you reinvite the bot with the

[bright hornet]

yep

[plucky imp]

ah wait

show index rq

[bright hornet]

const { Client, Intents, Collection } = require('discord.js');
const client = new Client({ intents: [Intents.FLAGS.GUILDS, Intents.FLAGS.GUILD_MESSAGES]});
const fs = require('fs')

client.commands = new Collection();


require('dotenv').config()

const functions = fs.readdirSync("./src/functions").filter(file => file.endsWith('.js'));
const eventFiles = fs.readdirSync("./src/events").filter(file => file.endsWith('.js'));
const commandFolders = fs.readdirSync("./src/commands");

(async () => {
    for(file of functions) {
        require(`./src/functions/${file}`)(client)
    }
    client.handleEvents(eventFiles, "./src/events");
    client.handleCommands(commandFolders, "./src/commands")
    client.login(process.env.token)

    console.log(commandFolders, client.commands);
})();```

[plucky imp]

ahH

when using a cmd handler you want to save the cmds to a db

so for me i use

client.db = new Database();
client.commands = new Collection();

you only have the command setup like that if you have the event's still in the index iirc

do you have a interactionCreate folder?

or file

[bright hornet]

yes

[plucky imp]

show it to me rq

[bright hornet]

i think

I missed type something

[plucky imp]

try

async execute(client, interaction) {
    console.log(interaction.commandName, client.commands);


    if (!interaction.isCommand()) return;

    const command = client.commands.get(interaction.commandName);

    if (command === undefined) return;

    try {
      await command.execute(client, interaction);
    } catch (err) {
      console.error(
        `An error occured while executing the '${interaction.commandName}' command:`,
        err
      );
    }
  }
};

instead

i added the console log for you

[bright hornet]

its the same-

[plucky imp]

h m

[bright hornet]

this is why i dont like to join slash command

kidding

wanna learn more

XD

[plucky imp]

lol same im just getting into it

try uh

[opal jay]

hi

[plucky imp]

they have problem with slash commanD

[bright hornet]

HOLY SHIT

[plucky imp]

wass

i m

bruh

[bright hornet]

BRAH

OMFG

[plucky imp]

my brain just died

@opal jay nvm ty qt

wass solved it lol

[opal jay]

:no-nitro

[bright hornet]

@earnest phoenix thanks mate

[slender thistle]

Lol this was a good laugh

[opal jay]

thats why i like to use typescript

[plucky imp]

tbh

@bright hornet install eslint to vsc

[bright hornet]

mygod

[slender thistle]

Just use a language where you can simply declare a public function

[plucky imp]

js is shit without eslint

cause eslint actually gives it formatting

and helps with miss types

jslint is depreciated

[bright hornet]

oh wait

still not

[plucky imp]

it only gives errors

[slender thistle]

JS is shit [...]
I agree

[bright hornet]

ah wait

error shows up

[plucky imp]

show error

[bright hornet]

alright bye for a moment

[plucky imp]

so i can laugh at wass

[bright hornet]

interaction.isCommand is not a function``` just some mistake coding i guess

[slender thistle]

Ho boy

[plucky imp]

probably cs wth

[slender thistle]

Is that even a method for interactions in d.js

[plucky imp]

it literally is

lol

[slender thistle]

I see

[bright hornet]

commandFolders is not iterable```

```js
module.exports = (client) => {
    client.handleCommands = async (commandFolders, path) => {
        client.commandArray = [];
        for (folder of commandFolders) {
            const commandFiles = fs.readdirSync(`${path}/${folder}`).filter(file => file.endsWith('.js'))
            for (const file of commandFiles) {
                const command = require(`../commands/${folder}/${file}`);
                client.commands.set(command.data.name, command);
                client.commandArray.push(command.data.toJSON());
            }
        }

        const rest = new REST({
            version: '9'
        }).setToken(process.env.token);

        (async () => {
            try {
                console.log('Started refreshing application (/) commands.');

                await rest.put(
                    Routes.applicationGuildCommands(clientId, guildId), {
                        body: client.commandArray
                    },
                );

                console.log('Successfully reloaded application (/) commands.');
            } catch (error) {
                console.error(error);
            }
        })();

    };
};```

this error again

i hate this error

[plucky imp]

tbh

only used cmd handlers if your advanced iirc

you're

[bright hornet]

so why is this js commandFolders is not iterable common showing to me

like what ever i code

lmao

ok

i forgot

the code const

ffff

[plucky imp]

lol

[bright hornet]

just re arranged client and interaction thanks guys

[austere surge]

thatll get ya

[plucky imp]

npnp

[bright hornet]

why is this error keep showing up? all good with permissions, it seems in handle command, line code:

await rest.put(
                    Routes.applicationGuildCommands(clientId, guildId),
                    { body: client.commandArray }
                );``` coming the error

PS: Its not mine

what console.log should i suggest to him>

[earnest phoenix]

Doesn't have the proper permissions when inviting the bot. Gotta check the application.commands thing

[plucky imp]

told ya

[plucky imp]

.

[bright hornet]

i invite the bot he created

the bot contains the permissions

[bright hornet]

all fixed

[rocky hearth]

can we make git, so it ignores entire project by default.
And only include the specified folders and files.?

[bright hornet]

you mean by using .gitignore?

[rocky hearth]

yeah, or by .gitinclude. If that is a thing

[onyx silo]

Just use a slash command builder

[bright hornet]

this is already done and fixed

[onyx silo]

Gotha

[eternal sierra]

need help with 2,3 and 5 guys. can anyone help me code this my assignment sucks

[wooden ember]

does any part of d.js use node-ipc? not sure what its suposed to be i just know its malware now cuz the dev made it delete everything on your pc

not taking any chances

[earnest phoenix]

I have mentionned 2 user and i have log the user roles id :

[
  '953700987758067814',
  '953764262172565514',
  '954455258778730586',
  '953951689407336479',
  '954171899544502303'
]
[ '953712761731448835', '954011236037713940' ]```

Now, how can put all id in the all arrays in a new array please ?

[boreal iron]

array3 = […array1, …array2, …arrayN]

[sick agate]

check dependcies

dependcies of dependcies

or just to try insall and see ( this is a joke )

and it doesnt

[wheat mesa]

lmfao what

[dry imp]

d.py also contain node-ipc

[earnest phoenix]

@opaque fern @boreal iron

const ifRoleNoPing = client.config.noPing;
const checkMentions = message.mentions.members;
checkMentions.forEach((mentionnedUser) => {
   const arrays = mentionnedUser._roles;
   arrayWithRoles = [...arrays];
   console.log(arrayWithRoles);
});```

type this?

[cinder patio]

that just clones the array

[neat ingot]

whaaaadup folks!!!

happy saturday 😘

[earnest phoenix]

hey, is there a way to make bots create invite to a voice channel?

[neat ingot]

https://discord.js.org/#/docs/discord.js/stable/class/VoiceChannel?scrollTo=createInvite

[earnest phoenix]

thanks

[rocky hearth]

are C pointers, dynamic or static?

[cinder patio]

what do u mean by static and dynamic pointers?

[rocky hearth]

idk, I hv this question in a exam

on, C pointers and arrays, whether they are dynamic in nature, or static

[woeful pike]

I have no idea what that question means but it sounds like the answer it's looking for is dynamic

[rocky hearth]

hmm, and arrays must be, static. As they are fixed size

[woeful pike]

I don't think this is a reasonable way to describe things

pointers are pointers and arrays are arrays. They're not anything by nature without context

classic school question written by someone who barely understands what they're teaching lolol

[neat ingot]

i'd say a pointer is static, like, it points to a specific memory location, no?

oh, apparently a pointer can point to either dynamically allocated, or statically allocated memory

so both? 😄

[rocky hearth]

but that can be changed, so it should be dynamic

[cinder patio]

Ok but in what ways are arrays dynamic?

[woeful pike]

if you make them dynamic

these qualifiers are not inherent to the thing being described but the way it's implemented

[neat ingot]

again, arrayys can be both

https://ukacademe.com/QuestionsBank/CProgramming/Difference_Between_Static_And_Dynamic_Arrays

[woeful pike]

it's like saying a language is interpreted vs compiled

it depends on the implementation, not the language

[rocky hearth]

hmm, there is no context given. What r they talking about

[neat ingot]

sounds like a trick question imo

[woeful pike]

yeah idk this is why school is a horrible way to learn programming imo

[rocky hearth]

In C, a header file is a: ?

[neat ingot]

both pointers and arrays can be either static or dynamic, imo, thats the answer. as quirky said, it depends on your own implementation.

[woeful pike]

if you're not into programming already most people going through this nonsense would come out of it thinking programming is about memorizing random meaningless semantic differences

[neat ingot]

a - imo

[woeful pike]

you could define your entire program in a header file but ofc it's about answering what the professor expects the answer to be, not the actual answer 😐

[neat ingot]

I hate that about class environments

[woeful pike]

lets pretend to do some learning

mm yes you get a 100% congrats on memorizing these random words I literally just made up

[regal saddle]

quirky

[woeful pike]

resource declaration file isn't an actual term like ur prof literally just made it up with the expectation that you'd know the difference between definition vs declaration and made up some other complete nonsense for C and D

I'm so glad I dropped out man holy hell

unbearable

[neat ingot]

I've been doing a class on c# lately. I asked the teacher on thursday how we might return a function from a function. totally stumped her, had to google to find out there is a Function variable type, and you can use lambda expressions too.. was nice to teach the teacher for a change 😂

and like, imo, that shouldnt even be a hard question!

[woeful pike]

unfortunately the people who know about higher order functions are making 3x her salary working in the industry

[neat ingot]

lol yea that is likely

[quartz kindle]

no it doesnt

[woeful pike]

also kind of why I won't be considering becoming a teacher for a while

at least not in an educational institution. But I have other problems with formal education not just money

[rocky hearth]

This one must be easy.

  int a = 20;
  printf("%d%d", ++a, a++);

[neat ingot]

lol

that 20-20 vision

[lyric mountain]

21, 21 actually

[neat ingot]

yea, but theres no such thing as 21-21 vision 😄

[rocky hearth]

hehe, u both wrong

[neat ingot]

what? lol

[lyric mountain]

How so?

[rocky hearth]

I checked, and I did it correct in my exam.

its 2220

[quartz kindle]

???

[lyric mountain]

22 only if ur compiler is having a seizure

++a returns 21

[quartz kindle]

wait

[lyric mountain]

a++ too

[quartz kindle]

does python evaluate variables right to left?

[rocky hearth]

its not python, its C

[cinder patio]

dats not python

[quartz kindle]

oh that C

[lyric mountain]

Definitely compiler issue

[quartz kindle]

does C eval variables right to left?

[rocky hearth]

there's printf in python too?

[rocky hearth]

yes

[lyric mountain]

C compilers are famous for weird processing order

Like 5 - 2 * 2

[rocky hearth]

must be 1

[lyric mountain]

Some compilers show different results

That was a running joke lately on reddit

[trim perch]

yeah cause they have shit specs

[rocky hearth]

and Tim, y u assumed that to be, python code.
There's a init by int

[quartz kindle]

i misread

just noticed print and assumed py

[lyric mountain]

There's semicolon

[rocky hearth]

hmmm

[neat ingot]

thats valid in py~ semicolons

[lyric mountain]

Semis in py?

Doesn't it throw a syntax exception?

[slender thistle]

Semis in Py are valid

[rocky hearth]

that should be illegal

[neat ingot]

^ py trash for college

[rocky hearth]

so can u write multiple instruction, in single line?

[slender thistle]

Yes

[earnest phoenix]

Semi-colons are valid in Python, although they're completely omitted when they're transpiled, Python only has optional inclusion while JavaScript for example, has optional exclusion, as it tries to place the missing semi-colons for you on transpilation

[neat ingot]

ooohh, did not know that ❤️

[lyric mountain]

Now I'll make sure to include semis in every single python code I write

[slender thistle]

Piss off

[spark flint]

[rocky hearth]

the term arguments and parameters doesn't mean same thing in C, right?

[lyric mountain]

Argument usually means input

While parameter is a value passed to a function

Usually

[rocky hearth]

in funciton prototype?

[lyric mountain]

?

No, like, when u use a bot command !!help command command is an argument

Or mv /home/folder /usr/folder

Both paths are arguments

[boreal iron]

function exit( param1, param2, paramN )
exit( arg1, arg2, argN )

[rocky hearth]

    // C code
    int sum(int a, int b) {
      return a + b;
    }
    // error: too few arguments to function ‘sum’
    printf("%d", sum(2));

Can that error also be called, error: too few parameters to function ‘sum’ in any other compiler?

[lyric mountain]

Don't think so

At least not in any C-based langs

[rocky hearth]

My teacher has taught us, that argument and parameter means same thing.

[cinder patio]

Both refer to the same thing. It's just that the values you're passing are called arguments

[boreal iron]

Similar discussion could be started about function and method

 @media (max-width: 959px)
{
  .visible\@m
  {
    display: none !important;
  }
}

I swear css is pissing me off

firefox and edge, both show the selector @ a window width of 959

fuck that shit

[rocky hearth]

methods, are in classes
function is standalone, that do some utility stuff

[rocky hearth]

what is this \@m?

[boreal iron]

escaping @

[lyric mountain]

When did u discover @ means "at"?

[boreal iron]

what?

what has the naming to do with my issue?

[lyric mountain]

Nothing

[boreal iron]

Stop confusing me... or I might begin to talk about py, Java and Brazilians

[trim perch]

that's a good thing

less elephants, more coffee

[boreal iron]

It's really funny but max-width really seems to be buggy in media queries

At least in firefox and edge

max-width of 959px should include 959px but doesn't

it stops at 958px

min-width however doesn't have that issue

[woeful pike]

so it's implemented as [min, max)

[boreal iron]

that's actually a damn annoying issue

[woeful pike]

it's pretty common for ranges to be implemented this way though

Math.random works the exact same way

python range() too

[boreal iron]

But a max-width of 959 should include 959...
I mean a max container width of 959 for example, also let's the container expand to exactly 959, not 958

So... that's not really consistent tbh

I mean I'm working with min-width instead now but still... a little bit confusing why max-width for media queries is being threatened different than a common container max-width

[neat ingot]

I like to threaten all my elements equally 😛

[boreal iron]

I mean think about when you look at this:

@media (max-width: 960px)
{
  .visible\@m
  {
    display: none;
  }
}

@media (min-width: 960px)
{
  .visible\@m
  {
    display: initial;
  }
}

[woeful pike]

you really shouldn't be using max-width by itself anyways imo

[boreal iron]

Yeah... I'm not doing it but still it's not really consistent imo

[woeful pike]

it is pretty consistent. Ranges are often implemented min inclusive max exclusive

[boreal iron]

.visible\@xs, .visible\@s, .visible\@m, .visible\@l, .visible\@xl
{
    display: none;
}

@media only screen and (min-width: 320px)
{
    .visible\@xs
    {
        display: initial;
    }
}

Doing it like that now...

[woeful pike]

the way god intended

[boreal iron]

yeah, I see

I was working in the past with max-widths only

[woeful pike]

[boreal iron]

But I see that doesn't make sense tho

[woeful pike]

media queries encourage thinking in mobile-first

[earnest phoenix]

what? Mobile support? Nah b

[boreal iron]

Well yeah I'm not really a frontend guy but at least I'm enveloping

[woeful pike]

also why are you reinventing the wheel with utility classes

[earnest phoenix]

REIMPLMENTEING

LMFAO

[woeful pike]

implementing it as a square this time

if you need this there's always tailwind

[earnest phoenix]

pin this lolololol

[boreal iron]

Because the framework I'm using has exactly the issue that it's using max-width for those visibility handling

[woeful pike]

what framework

[boreal iron]

UKit

oops

Ulkit

It's only for the content tho, not the layout

Because I like to do anything myself tbh, I dont really like frameworks

[woeful pike]

I've hated every css framework so far that has opinionated css instead of just making writing css easier for me

[boreal iron]

Well yeah I'm weird when it comes to using frameworks, I really like to do anything myself, which means it takes like forever to build a fundation of utility stuff you would already have when using a framework

🤷‍♂️

Guess I'm making my life way harder than I would need to...

But I'm very satisfied with the results of the entirely new build

[wooden ember]

the author thought it would be cool to use it as a platform to protest the war in Ukraine so it copies an anti war text document to your desktop, which on its own isn't that bad, however it also replaces all the files on your pc with text files filled with heart emojis. its supposed to only do that on pc's with russian ips but its not very good

[wooden ember]

cool

[lyric mountain]

Chaotic good

[earnest phoenix]

I have mentionned 2 user and i have log the user roles id :

[
  '953700987758067814',
  '953764262172565514',
  '954455258778730586',
  '953951689407336479',
  '954171899544502303'
]
[ '953712761731448835', '954011236037713940' ]```

Now, how can put all id in the all arrays in a new array please ?

[wheat mesa]

Meh, I disagree, just because you’re Russian doesn’t mean you support the war (in fact I’m pretty sure the majority of Russians don’t, they just can’t say that or they’ll get arrested)

[near stratus]

const a = [ 1,2,3 ]
const aa = [ 69, 420 ]

const a3 = a.concat(aa)
// [ 1,2,3,69,420 ]

Like this?

[earnest phoenix]

yes !

[boreal iron]

Got already answered

#development message

[earnest phoenix]

The problem is that I get this when a user mentions users (there can be 1 or 10), how do I select all the arrays and their values ​​and put them in one and the same array :

// ANTI PING
const ifRoleNoPing = client.config.noPing;
const checkMentions = message.mentions.members;
let arrayWithRoles;
checkMentions.forEach((mentionnedUser) => {
     const arrays = mentionnedUser._roles;
     arrayWithRoles = [...arrays];
     console.log(arrayWithRoles);
});```

[earnest phoenix]

yes but how can i count arrays in my case

[boreal iron]

array.length

[boreal iron]

You don't add anything to arrays

You overwrite array each iteration

[earnest phoenix]

He count the value in all arrays, so 8 roles and not 1 for 1 array

[boreal iron]

You gotta define it outsite your loop if you wanna push the arrays inside the loop to it

[earnest phoenix]

i have already defini outside loop

check

Ok i .push()?

[boreal iron]

You don't push anything to it.

You overwrite it each iteration

VAR = VALUE

const roles = [];

for(const mention of message.mentions.members) roles.push(mention._roles);

[lyric mountain]

That's why chaotic good

He does what HE believes is right, even tho it causes more harm and anarchy than necessary

If it WAS right it'd be neutral good

[sudden geyser]

It's not good for Russians

[lyric mountain]

Alignment doesn't consider others point of view

[sudden geyser]

All it does is hurt them because Putin is too busy trying to imperialize Europe to restore the empire

This little incident is not what's going to make someone in Russia or Belarus say "you know what, fuck Putin!". It's what's going to make him say, "you know what, fuck javascript!"

[lyric mountain]

...

I'm not saying it's right, nor that it'll have any effect at all

Just that according to alignment chart, he'd be chaotic good

"good intention, terrible implementation"

[sudden geyser]

then yes, I agree

[quartz kindle]

nobody would ever consider themselves evil

everyone believes what they are doing is good

[ancient nova]

can anyone tell me what "something ? like : this" would be called?

[quartz kindle]

ternary operator

[lyric mountain]

Bolsonaro is chaotic evil

[ancient nova]

thanks

[lyric mountain]

He doesn't care, all he wants is shit on the fan

[quartz kindle]

but even he still thinks that hes right, and that his views are good

[wheat mesa]

kuuhaku is there a java framework or something I should use that's similar to swing for GUIs, or should I just stick with traditional swing

[ancient nova]

"like" is true and "this" is false right?

[wheat mesa]

(preferably easy to use)

[quartz kindle]

ye

[ancient nova]

nice

ty

[lyric mountain]

There might be, but swing is pretty much the standard

[boreal iron]

aka. shorthand if

[lyric mountain]

You can customize any component btw, just extend 'em

[sudden geyser]

How about JavaFX

[lyric mountain]

And can't get much easier, swing is very intuitive

[ancient nova]

if "this" checks for "true"
then this one is "false" : "true" ??

[lyric mountain]

We don't talk about javafx

A friend of mine tried to make his graduation project in jfx

May he rest in peace

[sudden geyser]

I wouldn't try making any UI in Java

[lyric mountain]

Intellij has an integrated ui editor

[sudden geyser]

gets cancerous very quickly when combined with imperativeness

[quartz kindle]

something ? if something is true : if something is false

[sudden geyser]

yeah but isn't that bound to intellij

[ancient nova]

yep

[sudden geyser]

oh wait I misunderstood

[ancient nova]

I suppose answers are static

[lyric mountain]

There're netbeans and eclipse (?) too, but they're shitty

[ancient nova]

I just got kinda confused because the inital opertation checks for the boolean as well

maybe that's just my bad practice

[split hazel]

what about if something is a quantum bit

[sudden geyser]

yeah that makes it easier but I doubt it's any better to actually write and maintain

[quartz kindle]

the answers can be anything, just like in an if

[cinder patio]

then it's both

[quartz kindle]

as long as they are a one-liner tho

[sudden geyser]

compared to other ecosystems at least

[split hazel]

I find quantum computers very interesting

[wheat mesa]

schrodinger's bit

[split hazel]

bros gonna have to enroll in uni just to get access and play around with a quantum computer 💀

[lyric mountain]

Idk, java is very open on how you approach something

But I do agree it's more complex than say, react native

A thing I like is that you're not forced to have a single file for all ui stuff

You can split into multiple files

[sudden geyser]

isn't that true of every ui framework though

[ancient nova]

people say one liners is bad practice and they look "bloated"

[cinder patio]

what are they even useful for? What can a quantum computer do that a regular one can't

[wheat mesa]

I think java would be a nice language for UIs since it's class based

[ancient nova]

in my case I think it's better and more compact

[lyric mountain]

Just for the sake of responsiveness remember to keep the main thread exclusive for the UI

[wheat mesa]

easy to split components and such into multiple classes

[lyric mountain]

I once made the mistake of processing in main thread

Whole ui was more sluggish than a rock

[sudden geyser]

you don't need classes for uis

[wheat mesa]

oh yeah I forgot that's a thing you need to do

[sudden geyser]

react trying to pull out of that

[wheat mesa]

no wonder my webhook thing was so shitty

lmao

wondered why it froze after each operation when POSTing to the dapi

I'm gonna fix that because that's something I couldn't figure out

[quartz kindle]

depends on the situation, its not a rule

[wheat mesa]

never really done GUI apps too much

[lyric mountain]

Just instantiate a thread dedicate to ui

[wheat mesa]

yeah

[lyric mountain]

Wrong reply

Anyway

[sudden geyser]

can you get away with putting the ui on its own thread

[lyric mountain]

Ye

[wheat mesa]

use main thread for UI, spawn a thread (only once obviously) for the other operations..?

[sudden geyser]

so the main thread's purpose is to manage other threads

[lyric mountain]

It's better than the other way around

[lyric mountain]

Other way around

[wheat mesa]

ah ok

[lyric mountain]

UI u only create once, that way you save on verbosity for other stuff

[ancient nova]

yep, just don't say doing something like this:

commandArray.push(availableCommandsArray.forEach(e => e !== undefined ? Prefix + e : ""));
``` is worse than doing
```js
for (var int in availableCommandsArray) {
    if (availableCommandsArray[int].includes(".js")) {
        commandArray.push(Prefix + availableCommandsArray[int].replace(".js", ""));
    }
}
``` because they're essentially the same and I'd say the first one is easier to read

[lyric mountain]

A huge tip for swing is, enable opengl

[sudden geyser]

When designing UIs, I've found it better to try getting the processing out of the UI/component/etc. For example, a user component shouldn't have logic to fetch from your database; it should just accept some data about the user (i.e. a map/user class) and display it.

Give the fetching for someone else to handle.

[lyric mountain]

This, input should only collect data, not process it

[quartz kindle]

those two are not the same, in a way both are wrong lol

[sudden geyser]

plus it saves you when you already have the data since you won't just fetch it again

[ancient nova]

they work the same, the only difference is that the second one checks for the file being .js

[lyric mountain]

When I first started on swing lambda wasn't really a thing yet

But man

[ancient nova]

also what do you mean by wrong? they both work fine

[lyric mountain]

Swing + lambdas are so fckin sweet

[sudden geyser]

what does it look like?

[quartz kindle]

availableCommandsArray.forEach doesnt return anything, so you are basically doing push(undefined)
if e can be undefined, then so can availableCommandsArray[int], meaning availableCommandsArray[int].includes will throw an error

[lyric mountain]

button.addActionListener(act -> do stuff)

Compared to having to write a whole class inside it

Life before lambda was terrible

[ancient nova]

availableCommandsArray returns an integer of the amount of objects which are in it. the if statement checks if the object is of an .JS extension and then it pushes the object to a different array. which also adds a prefix to it "-" and removes the ".js" extension from the name

same with the first one. it just checks if E isn't undefined instead of the extension but it can be easily changed

[sudden geyser]

Ah you talking about stuff like this

Runnable r = new Runnable() {
  public void run() {
    // ...
  }
};

vs. this:

Runnable r = () -> { /* ... */ };

[quartz kindle]

.forEach() still returns undefined

[lyric mountain]

Ye

[quartz kindle]

.push(something.forEach()) is the same as .push(undefined)

[lyric mountain]

Java lost most of its verbosity after lamba came

Which is a good thing

[sudden geyser]

no you still got a ton of verbosity

just a little some less

[lyric mountain]

Little is exaggerating

[ancient nova]

how come? forEach filters them all and returns all that AREN'T undefined, no???

I'm confused

[quartz kindle]

no

you're confusing forEach with map and filter

[sudden geyser]

how about now?

[ancient nova]

so how would you attempt to write such script?

[lyric mountain]

Having to work with runnables/functions/consumers was awful when u had to write it constantly

[ancient nova]

using map and filter, let's say

[lyric mountain]

Always repeating the same thing every line

[sudden geyser]

but you still need functions/consumers today in signatures for example

[lyric mountain]

But u don't need to write it fully

It can be resumed to parameters and an arrow

[sudden geyser]

well it is less, so yes

[lyric mountain]

Instead of writing ```
new Consumer<String>() {
public void accept(String arg) {
// code
}
}

U only write ```
arg -> {
// code
}

[ancient nova]

okay, I guess you're right, though in that case how would forEach function?

[lyric mountain]

This in swing, where everything uses such methods, is a huge jump

[quartz kindle]

forEach is the same as a for loop, it does things for each item, but doesnt return anything

[sudden geyser]

and I assume lambdas can do a lot more, like take N amount of arguments

[quartz kindle]

the same way you cant do const result = for(...) {}

[ancient nova]

so I would do forEach, filter and then push?

[sudden geyser]

probably not an arbitrary amount, but more than using bi/tri/etc.

[ancient nova]

instead of push, foreach and filter

[lyric mountain]

They can, you just need to write a functional interface that allows N arguments

[ancient nova]

hopefully that makes sense

[quartz kindle]

depends on what you want to do

[lyric mountain]

In my bot I wrote a NConsumer

[quartz kindle]

if all you want is remove undefined items, just use filter

[ancient nova]

I mean I already done what I wanted to I just showed you that as an example

[quartz kindle]

also depends if you want to push arrays, or push the items from inside the array

[ancient nova]

availableCommandsArray.filter(e => e !== undefined); //Filter undefined values.
availableCommandsArray.filter(x => x !== null) //Filter null values.
availableCommandsArray.filter(e => e.indexOf(".js") !== -1); //Filter out files that are not type ".js".

for that I already done filter

[quartz kindle]

you can combine all those into 1 filter

[ancient nova]

but that's after I pushed the objects

[ancient nova]

really?

[quartz kindle]

availableCommandsArray.filter(e => e && e.endsWith(".js"));

[sudden geyser]

can it really take an arbitrary amount of arguments, like say, 5 and 10, or do you need to write those out individually

[ancient nova]

"e => e" automatically removes undefined and null values?

[quartz kindle]

e && something = return something if e exists, aka if e is not 0 ""null undefined NaN etc

[lyric mountain]

Just write a consumer (for example, but can be anything) that accepts T... args

[wheat mesa]

is there a way to make a component span multiple rows/cols in a gridlayout

[ancient nova]

smart

didn't know this

[sudden geyser]

so yes

[ancient nova]

I don't suppose you have anything to remove
const customCommandArray = [];
undefined from pushing an empty array?

[quartz kindle]

back to the previous question

commandArray.push

do you want to push the whole array, or the items from inside the array?

[lyric mountain]

There are a lot of nice tricks u can do in java, I'm still learning some each time

[ancient nova]

basically what I done in that script above is have an array called commandArray with commands that are builtin and customCommandArray which are commands outside the script which are found in a different folder called in later in the script execution, once that is done, I filter them and push them into the "commandArray" to function as normal commands, afterwards customCommandArray is cleared since I haven't found an use for it other than comparing arrays

[sudden geyser]

A lot of the recent additions in Java have come from functional programming, so I'm happy to see them

The biggest thing I'd like to see is project loom becoming a thing

Would get rid of the need for the kind of async you see from many languages today

[ancient nova]

what I'm doing is probably not the smartest, however this is how I execute the scripts themselves

if (commandArray.indexOf(answer) > -1 && customCommandArray.indexOf(answer.replace('-','')) > -1) {
eval(fs.readFileSync(`./customcommands/${answer.replace('-','')}.js`, "utf-8"));
}
``` (they are taken from both arrays and compared, to know which one is custom and which one isn't)

[quartz kindle]

let me explain:

const commandArray = [];
const someArray = [1,2,3];
commandArray.push(someArray); // [[1,2,3]]
commandArray.push(someArray); // [[1,2,3], [1,2,3]]
``` vs ```js
const commandArray = [];
const someArray = [1,2,3];
commandArray.push(...someArray); // [1,2,3]
commandArray.push(...someArray); // [1,2,3,1,2,3]

[ancient nova]

I compare them all into one, they are never called similar names so they won't interact

if they are I'll probably add a filter and a warning not to do that - in the script execution

[quartz kindle]

that still doesnt answer my question

you showed this code commandArray.push(availableCommandsArray.forEach(e => e !== undefined ? Prefix + e : ""));
if we ignore the forEach issue, and assume you're using filter here, this code will push the entire array as a single item, into commandArray, meaning no matter how many commands you have in availableCommandsArray, after pushing, commandArray will only have 1 item in it

the fundamental difference being:
commandArray.push(availableCommandsArray) which pushes the entire thing as a single item
vs
commandArray.push(...availableCommandsArray) which pushes each item from availableCommandsArray as a separate item, into commandArray

[ancient nova]

yes, though I've already solved that with a for loop above

[lyric mountain]

Loom?

[spark flint]

project @proven escarp

[lyric mountain]

Also one thing I fckin loved in recent updates is pattern-matching switch

[sudden geyser]

Yes, loom. https://openjdk.java.net/projects/loom/

[lyric mountain]

Idk how I lived without it

[lyric mountain]

Mobile data rlly now, so can't open it

[sudden geyser]

Loom basically adds green threads to the language.

[lyric mountain]

What are green threads?

[sudden geyser]

They're like OS threads but managed by the language instead.

Here, the JVM.

[lyric mountain]

Wait, so actual threads?

[sudden geyser]

They're much smaller and have better performance

So you can have millions of them running concurrently in your app

[lyric mountain]

I wonder if executors will switch to that when it becomes a thing

[sudden geyser]

Pretty sure they will

Executors can schedule the system themselves if they want

[lyric mountain]

That'll be awesome

Another thing I'm holding my breath for is type casting in switches

It'll come on next release

[sudden geyser]

A better description:

Project Loom's mission is to make it easier to write, debug, profile and maintain concurrent applications meeting today's requirements. Threads, provided by Java from its first day, are a natural and convenient concurrency construct (putting aside the separate question of communication among threads) which is being supplanted by less convenient abstractions because their current implementation as OS kernel threads is insufficient for meeting modern demands, and wasteful in computing resources that are particularly valuable in the cloud. Project Loom will introduce fibers as lightweight, efficient threads managed by the Java Virtual Machine, that let developers use the same simple abstraction but with better performance and lower footprint. We want to make concurrency simple(r) again! A fiber is made of two components — a continuation and a scheduler. As Java already has an excellent scheduler in the form of ForkJoinPool, fibers will be implemented by adding continuations to the JVM.

From: https://cr.openjdk.java.net/~rpressler/loom/Loom-Proposal.html

[proven escarp]

mhm?

[sudden geyser]

So like, switch x, x is string, x is int? I think swift has those

[split hazel]

so kinda like the js event loop

[sudden geyser]

But JS isn't concurrent

[split hazel]

a million threads in a single thread isn't either

[lyric mountain]

switch (var) {
	case var instanceof AClass a -> {
		// you can refer to "a", it'll be of type AClass
	}
	case var instanceof BClass b -> {
		// same here, but of type BClass
	} 
} 

And some other stuff, but I don't remember

Just read the next jdk release notes

[sudden geyser]

wdym

[lyric mountain]

Java creates actual threads

[split hazel]

if I read that correctly green threads mean virtual threads on a single thread

[lyric mountain]

It doesn't create "threads in threads"

[split hazel]

which allow you to do multiple things on a single thread

thread seption

[sudden geyser]

They're managed by the JVM though—not the user, which is where it gets its concurrency

[split hazel]

so what is the benefit

[lyric mountain]

No object holding an instance if I got it right, and it isn't capped by the runtime

[sudden geyser]

The benefit is you get to run many tasks concurrently that aren't bound by OS threads, which are expensive and usually much harder to use. Plus, since they're just threads, you don't run into issues like promises where you can only use promises from promises, which propagate up your application

[woeful pike]

imagine being able to await the completion of async tasks in a blocking way

feelsjsman

[sudden geyser]

I think Haskell has something like that

[woeful pike]

I mean basically any language that implements coroutines does no?

except js

[lyric mountain]

And python

[woeful pike]

python has this too

[lyric mountain]

Really? Wasn't python mono-thread?

[woeful pike]

you manage your own event loop in python so you can block the main thread while waiting for coroutines to run to completion

[sudden geyser]

no, this part:

you don't run into issues like promises where you can only use promises from promises, which propagate up your application

I haven't seen many languages provide this: not JS, Python, Java, Kotlin, etc.

[woeful pike]

isn't that just going from Promise<T> to T

I'm sleep deprived maybe I'm just missing the point

[sudden geyser]

Yeah, but usually you can only go that way by blocking or unwrapping it in a promise

Like .then

This article more specifically talks about it: https://journal.stuffwithstuff.com/2015/02/01/what-color-is-your-function/

[neat ingot]

wth is this?!

[woeful pike]

I vaguely remember seeing this article but I don't think I read it

thanks

[lyric mountain]

Type checking that'll also cast the variable if true

[neat ingot]

for what language?

[lyric mountain]

Java

Object num = 10;

if (num instanceof Integer n) {
	System.out.println(n * n); // will print 100
}

[spark flint]

const express = require("express")
const app = express()

const bodyParser = require('body-parser');

app.use(bodyParser.urlencoded({ extended: true }));
app.use(bodyParser.json());
app.use(bodyParser.raw());

app.post("/status", async function(req, req) {
        console.log(req.body)
})

app.listen(5005, () => {
        console.log("online")
})``` returning `undefined` ![sus](https://cdn.discordapp.com/emojis/825311789457211422.webp?size=128 "sus")

[sudden geyser]

you can think of it like typescript where saying, if x is type T, x is T

[spark flint]

OH
WAIT

FUCK

i did req,req not req,res

fuck me

[sudden geyser]

try duck programming next time

[atomic kindle]

hi

[spark flint]

hi akshit

[atomic kindle]

don't traumatize this channel

[wheat mesa]

This might be a stupid question @lyric mountain, but how do I separate UI and computation? For context, I'm sending a request to discord through a webhook, and I want my UI to update instantly without freezing for the duration of the request

[lyric mountain]

var exec = Executors.newSingleThreadExecutor()

[wheat mesa]

on every request?

[lyric mountain]

No

Save that as final somewhere

Also, there are more thread pools

Choose the one best for ur case

If ur processing amount is small SingleThreadExecutor is fine

[wheat mesa]

yeah it's just one POST request

[lyric mountain]

Then u can submit tasks with exec.submit(() -> do stuff here)

If u need to retrieve the result (like js' await) save the returned future to a variable and use .get()

The other pools are newFixedThreadPool(thread amount) and newForkJoinThreadPool(thread amount) iirc

Just type Executors. and press ctrl + space

[wheat mesa]

thanks!

best thread pool name

[lyric mountain]

Kekw

[stiff dust]

how can i check message attachments first file type image/gif/video/text file

[lyric mountain]

Btw remember to shutdown ur thread pool on exit

Else the process will hang there indefinitely (unless u use System.exit(0))

And u can name ur threads

[wheat mesa]

x-ratelimit-reset: 1647719857
x-ratelimit-reset-after: 2
``` what's the difference between these two? Is the first the unix timestamp when the ratelimit gets reset, and is the 2nd the amount of seconds until the ratelimit gets reset?

(discord)

[quartz kindle]

probably yes

[crimson pike]

anyone knows how to get users speaking on vc with discordjs voice

[wheat mesa]

ngl these swing layouts are annoying I don't understand them agh

[sudden geyser]

show pls

[wheat mesa]

currently I've got this with a flow layout

which isn't terrible

but adding anything to this is going to be a pain in the ass

I should probably not be using a flow layout because the Current name thing could change in length

but it's the simplest I could make it

eg

[boreal iron]

https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/483252234579083268/932614697780408330/unknown.png

[wheat mesa]

ok fake you caught me red handed

but one thing you can't shit on is java lambdas

beautiful

[craggy pine]

In mysql, I'm trying to gather the sum of entries match a string. Easy enough.
I would like it to return 0 if a string is not matched since it'll be checking this via a forloop of specific titles that a user can potentially have.
I found this SELECT COALESCE (SUM(card_anime), 0) FROM cards WHERE card_anime = "Chobits" and if chobits exists, it should print out the total sum of each "chobits" entry however I am returning 0 each time.
This is what my db looks like, am I using the query incorrectly? https://scs.twilightgamez.net/M5NVg.png https://scs.twilightgamez.net/kcORj.png

[plucky imp]

poggggg

slash commands are so useful bubs @earnest phoenix

keep up the good work

[boreal iron]

looks like you don't remember your own words when I was talking about slash commands days ago

[plucky imp]

yeah but i didn't know they were this good

i just though they were flashy but omg

[sudden geyser]

what's your favorite feature?

[earnest phoenix]

Thanks, I love rewriting things anyway; especially for you

[plucky imp]

this

[boreal iron]

You could also use CASE WHEN ... THEN ... ELSE ... END

[craggy pine]

rewrite my entire bot with 10,000's of code for slash commands ty

[craggy pine]

I just decided to be lazy and do this instead

[plucky imp]

no

[craggy pine]

meany

[plucky imp]

he's already busy find your own bubs

[sudden geyser]

what's this?

[plucky imp]

.

it's so cooL

[craggy pine]

let getCards = await client.extends.database(`SELECT * FROM cards WHERE card_anime = ? AND user_id = ?`, [sets[i].anime_name, message.author.id], true)

Then esentially getCards[0] ? getCards.length : 0

[sudden geyser]

So the X used /...?

[plucky imp]

a b c d e f g

h i j k l m n o p

[boreal iron]

If you just wanna get the count why would you select all columns?

[craggy pine]

well true honestly.

I can just change * to card_anime

[boreal iron]

Or simply without selecting any column

SELECT COUNT(*) FROM cards WHERE card_anime = ? AND user_id = ?

[craggy pine]

Wait.

COUNT is a thing..

[boreal iron]

result[0] is your count then

You can also select and count at the same time

For example

[craggy pine]

But will it do what SUM does where if the match doesn't exists at all it'll throw a mysql error

[boreal iron]

You can also assign own column names to easier use the result

SELECT COUNT(*) AS sum FROM cards WHERE card_anime = ? AND user_id = ?

result[0].sum would be your amount then

[craggy pine]

Got it, but I go back to the question:

[craggy pine]

^

[boreal iron]

I don't get what you mean by sum here?

Do you wanna sum up a column of all matches?

[craggy pine]

https://scs.twilightgamez.net/gFnEc.png

it does not, it returns 0 which is what I need

Esencially, it's a collectable system that'll show in this particular code, 0 / total

[plucky imp]

i'm bored

[craggy pine]

but with SUM when it matched a string the user didn't actually own it would error out. It look like using COUNT it returns 0 if it doesn't find anything which is good

[plucky imp]

time to code bottums

[boreal iron]

Either I don't get what you mean or it's literally too late...

[craggy pine]

I mean it doesn't matter either way.

It works \

[boreal iron]

I feel like you wanna group results?!

[craggy pine]

I do not

I literally just want the total amount the users owns of the column anime_cards

count works fine

[boreal iron]

yeah that's exactly what count is made for

[craggy pine]

I've just seen SUM the first time looking for this solution so I wasn't aware of COUNT

[boreal iron]

getting the actual count without return and selecting any column to save ressources

and to speed up the query (in theory)

[craggy pine]

very handy

[boreal iron]

SQL is just... exciting

Excluding the error messages

[craggy pine]

https://scs.twilightgamez.net/PBK8q.png

agreed

[boreal iron]

Also try to use single quotes for strings

Never ever double quotes, nowhere

[craggy pine]

i dont normally.

[boreal iron]

#development message

Just regarding that

[craggy pine]

Ah that was in my actually db itself

[dry imp]

py

[craggy pine]

code i dont

[boreal iron]

Ewww

[dry imp]

u ew

[boreal iron]

Stop making me vomit, please

[dry imp]

[craggy pine]

[boreal iron]

ok kids sql lesson over, now gimma your money, please

[craggy pine]

💰

[boreal iron]

https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/483252234579083268/932614697780408330/unknown.png

[oak cliff]

I'm going to be learning sql soon

[lament rock]

DELETE FROM topgg WHERE mod = 1;

[sudden geyser]

Remove mod = and we'll be good

[lament rock]

DROP TABLE topgg;

[boreal iron]

was already waiting for somebody to write it

[lament rock]

yw

[earnest phoenix]

function addfield(value, field) {
embed.addField(value, field, true)
}
addfield("Hi", "Bye")
``` will something like this work?

all my knowledge represented in some lines be like

[lyric mountain]

No

Unless that's a class-specific function

Else embed will be undefined

[earnest phoenix]

oh

[lyric mountain]

Since js is so ooga booga u can just add that function to the embed class itself no?

[craggy pine]

I believe you can do something like...

function addfield(embed, value, field) {
embed.addField(value, field, true)
return embed
}
addfield(embed, "Hi", "Bye")

Pass the embed into the function and return it with new added field

[earnest phoenix]

I'm adding fields repeteadly in a command so a snappier way will be more readable and better

[earnest phoenix]

will try

[earnest phoenix]

why are you returning embed?

[craggy pine]

well no

You can do something like let newEmbed = addfield(embed, "Hi", "Bye")

[lyric mountain]

Embed builder is a...well...builder

[craggy pine]

since u return it, newEmbed is the embed will the added field

[lyric mountain]

Builders return themselves

So u can chain

[earnest phoenix]

ok

[craggy pine]

may have to await the function.

[boreal iron]

I better don’t ask why you would ever need that

[earnest phoenix]

i agree

[boreal iron]

I was referring to his embed field function

[wheat mesa]

seems longer than just using the builder normally

[earnest phoenix]

idk myself why I would need that

maybe to not repeat the same process many times

[boreal iron]

Well just think about it

embed.addField(value, field, true)

You can directly add the field instead

[craggy pine]

You can do that with all things you wish to add to the embed. Description, title ect. It's also a way to edit it aswell. Fields are an array so embed.fields[index]

[earnest phoenix]

yeah

have that

[boreal iron]

embed.fields.push({ name: "title", value: "value", inline: true });

totally up to you... I will never get why people are using those ugly builder tools

[plucky imp]

wtf

@earnest phoenix stop being so flash before your pc fries

[earnest phoenix]

fries?

[plucky imp]

f r i e s

as in

explodes

[earnest phoenix]

oh

after debloating it's smooth with these 4 apps open

90% cpu and memory but well, it works at least

[plucky imp]

4 apps???|

wtf

[earnest phoenix]

discord, vsc and edge

windows update and defender takes all

What is the difference between using put and post?

They both seem to mean the same effect of creating a resource

[sudden geyser]

PUT is for updating, while POST is for creating.

For example, PUT to update a user's name, while POST to create a user.

Although I'd recommend you also check out PATCH

[wheat mesa]

public class Paddle extends JComponent {
    private int paddleX, paddleY;
    private int paddleWidth, paddleHeight;

    public Paddle() {
        this(0, 0, 50, 200);
    }

    public Paddle(int paddleX, int paddleY, int paddleWidth, int paddleHeight) {
        this.paddleX = paddleX;
        this.paddleY = paddleY;
        this.paddleWidth = paddleWidth;
        this.paddleHeight = paddleHeight;
        setForeground(Color.BLACK);
    }

    @Override
    public void paintComponent(Graphics g) {
        Graphics2D graphics = (Graphics2D)g;
        graphics.drawRect(paddleX, paddleY, paddleWidth, paddleHeight);
    }

    @Override
    public Dimension getPreferredSize() {
        return new Dimension(paddleWidth, paddleHeight);
    }
}
``` I have this for a custom component, but for some reason my `getPreferredSize()` method cuts off the rectangle unless I make it return a dimension longer than the actual width and height of the component, anyone know what I'm doing wrong?

(For context, this is how it gets cut off)

[woeful pike]

https://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/api/java/awt/Dimension.html looks like dimension takes height as the first parameter and not width

oh wait

I'm looking at the wrong thing nvm

[wheat mesa]

Yeah I was gonna be upset if jetbrains was lying to me https://gyazo.com/ae91f68ae70ea5c5b5a9aaf9c2f91d60

[earnest phoenix]

Yea I'm using patch for updating stuff so then what's the difference between put and patch if they both do the same thing ?

[sudden geyser]

They don't exactly do the same thing.

When using PUT, you need to provide the whole resource.

It also has some properties you're meant to uphold, such as it being idempotent (meaning, providing the same resource body multiple twice won't change the result)

Often it's easier to just support PATCH

[sage bobcat]

One message removed from a suspended account.

[quaint rampart]

anyone know how to make a nginx webserver load discord embeds faster? i cant really find anything in the config that can make it faster im trying to make my screenshotting site just a little faster cuz it takes like 5-10 secondsto load an embed

[pulsar sierra]

where can i find this?

[quartz kindle]

how big are the images? where is nginx hosted? how are you sending them to discord? are they also slow if you open them by direct url?

[craggy pine]

Yesh?

[lyric mountain]

width - lineSize

[wheat mesa]

Yeah I figured after I changed it by 1 pixel and it got fixed lol

btw do you know how to make a custom component respond to key presses?

[lyric mountain]

That's a tricky question

Ik text input does have KeyPress event

Idk if it's available for non-input components

It is possible, I just don't know how

[wheat mesa]

interesting

I was going to create a pong game