#development
proven lantern
all the commands in leaderboard are nested in a type:1 object. so i just needed to make a container for those two options
eternal osprey
let r = {"test": {"first" : [], "second" : [], "third" : [], "fourth" : [], "fith" : [], "sixth" : []}}
fs.writeFileSync("./hall.json", (JSON.stringify(r)), (err) => {
if (err) console.log(err)
});```
Hey why is this code not updating my json file properly?For some reason if i log the first key, it still returns as the previous set value
ancient nova
app.get("/clearTable", function(request, response) {
response.setHeader("Content-Type", "application/json");
var removeDatabase = db.prepare("DELETE FROM messages");
removeDatabase.run();
var createDatabase = db.prepare("CREATE TABLE messages (message TEXT NOT NULL, user TEXT NOT NULL)");
createDatabase.run();
response.json({ success: true });
});
``` anyone knows why it doesn't delete the table?
pine nova
```js
app.get("/clearTable", function(request, response) {
response.setHeader(...
idk much about it but after run i think u also gotta call the finalize method
and ig to delete table its
DROP TABLE <TABLENAME>
tysm
lyric mountain
Use let please
pine nova
lyric mountain
Also use VARCHAR for user instead of text
Unless ur using sqlite
TEXT takes way too much space for something that small
I'd even say message can be a varchar, people don't type stuff that big in a single msg
Oh and last but not least, add an id column
Non-indexed tables are awful (natural search is many orders slower than indexed search)
The difference can be like 15s vs 6ms
sharp geyser
I wonder what this guy is even making
lyric mountain
a chat for his game
sharp geyser
But...isn't his game in discord?
lyric mountain
I don't ask questions, all I do is deliver the package
sharp geyser
lyric mountain
sharp geyser
So if I tell you to deliver something for me across the border will you question it?
wheat mesa
My UPS driver when I ask him where my 30 Amazon packages went
lyric mountain
when u buy a a book but instead receive 30 1TB hdds
sharp geyser
I wouldn't be mad
lyric mountain
sharp geyser
50$ per hdd roughly
sharp geyser
https://www.reddit.com/r/pics/comments/ncf24p/i_ordered_3_hard_drives_from_amazo...
Fuck bro
I'd sell em
make bank
lyric mountain
when life gives u hdds, you make a server
ancient nova
// Fetching our messages
let fetchResult = await fetch("https://transparent-speckle-door.glitch.me/getMessages", {
method: "GET",
}).then(res => res.json());
// Lets now structure the messages we fetched. :)
fetchResult = await Promise.all(fetchResult.message.forEach(message, user => `${user}: ${message}`));
``` anyone know how to fix this?
sharp geyser
sell most of em
lyric mountain
```js
// Fetching our messages
let fetchResult = await fetch("ht...
did u change the table structure?
also, yes, user and message are objects not string
ancient nova
did u change the table structure?
visit the API you will see how I structured it
sharp geyser
```js
// Fetching our messages
let fetchResult = await fetch("ht...
user and message are objects you can't just put em in strings like that
lyric mountain
visit the API you will see how I structured it
no, I mean, the CREATE TABLE u sent earlier
ancient nova
ancient nova
no, I mean, the CREATE TABLE u sent earlier
yeah
lyric mountain
```js
app.get("/clearTable", function(request, response) {
response.setHeader(...
this
ancient nova
yes I fixed that
lyric mountain
u added an index?
ancient nova
wdym index?
lyric mountain
then u didn't fix it
unless u want to make your users wait several seconds after each message sent, use an index
wheat mesa
Lmao
ancient nova
unless u want to make your users wait several seconds after each message sent, u...
I first need to get it working then I can start optimizing
lyric mountain
it's not about optimizing, it's about basic sql structure
sharp geyser
lest you have to go back and change the code anyway to fetch by index
sharp geyser
u don't sql without indexes
just cause you said that ima never use index again
ancient nova
or is that an actual socket.io app
it's a socket.io app
sharp geyser
You should make it so when someone is typing it says {user} is typing.. kinda like discord no reason really just something to do to practice socket.io
sharp geyser
There really is no actual reason to do so, it is literally just for aesthetics
ancient nova
There really is no actual reason to do so, it is literally just for aesthetics
yeah
I may make it look like my tool does
hold on
let me
show u
this one communicates with the same backend
so it will be easy to integrate some features
like the logo display
sharp geyser
I wanna make a terminal version of discord but on a smaller level
sharp geyser
we could fight to see who mades better discord
You will likely make something better as I don't feel like going all out
just some simple shit
ancient nova
just some simple shit
we'll see
ancient nova
ima go all out
gonna make a website? 🤣
I made it look a little bit better
and fixed all the issues with the CLI
sharp geyser
not even using electron
ancient nova
what are u gonna use then :0
wheat mesa
inb4 “wpf is too hard”
sharp geyser
like finally i have a purpose in learning Rust <:ia_lul_haha:803388382725406740>
sameee
they dont even have their github linked to discord
😔
pale vessel
who does that anyway
sharp geyser
people who like showing off their shit code
wheat mesa
it's the only thing I have publicly linked
radiant kraken
it's the only thing I have publicly linked
It would be nice if you could publicly link your discord server
instead of just using about me
or status
wheat mesa
yeah
ancient nova
unfortunately not
@sharp geyser
added role colours and some other improvements
how is it going for u?
sharp geyser
my g I am using something completely new to me going to take a while
wheat mesa
he is using a real men's programming language
sharp geyser
he is using a real men's programming language
yes
wheat mesa
actually no that's C
ancient nova
my g I am using something completely new to me going to take a while
ik
what are you doing now? need help?
ancient nova
I am reading the documentation on tauri
np
gl with it
send me a pic once u start making some UI
sharp geyser
lovely UI
ancient nova
lovely UI
indeed
are you making a program to communicate with the discord's API or are u making ur own chatting server?
sharp geyser
I have not decided on everything ima use yet
sharp geyser
I am likely going to implement voice calling so I will probably use something like webrtc (unless there is something better)
ancient nova
I am likely going to implement voice calling so I will probably use something li...
I used raw socket, you won't believe how primitive I made most of it 🤣
sharp geyser
as for the basic communication between each other it will be a websocket implementation of some sort unless there is a better way
ancient nova
sharp geyser
I am going for an actual chat app kek
wheat mesa
that's not raw socket...
ancient nova
that's not raw socket...
raw socket for backend
sharp geyser
holy shit just burnt my tongue lovely
ancient nova
after the post request it sends data back to the front end to display what I sent
ancient nova
I am going for an actual chat app kek
are you gonna add ability to form guilds etc. like discord?
ancient nova
socket usually implies websocket
makes sense, by socket I meant how I get and deliver data
sharp geyser
doing too much at once will be a pain to handle
ancient nova
doing too much at once will be a pain to handle
yh
sharp geyser
Ima just start out with making users and shit first and getting the login and signup working
ancient nova
my chat is a one big chat for now and a one big DB with messages
which isn't very scalable
sharp geyser
loading messages will be an interesting thing
ancient nova
it's pretty fast actually
I optimized it as much as I could
takes around 10ms to send a request to retrieve messages
sharp geyser
I am probably just going to go with the approach of loading the messages once you enter that dm and then just add messages onto it after once they are sent.
ancient nova
plus optimized it to only send if you hear back from the API that the chat needs upating
very efficient
sharp geyser
Loading all messages for everything your apart of seems inefficient
ancient nova
I am probably just going to go with the approach of loading the messages once yo...
pretty much what discord is doing
sharp geyser
yes and they still manage to use twice the ram they need 😔
ancient nova
yes and they still manage to use twice the ram they need 😔
😭
Imma dip for today
gl with ur project
cya
radiant kraken
I am now a spokesperson for tauri
no me
earnest phoenix
What is right image size for description in topgg
boreal iron
What is right image size for description in topgg
There’s none
You can use css to resize the image based on the clients resolution
Within the limits of the site
feral aspen
When it comes to scientific numbers, in a floating point number, is there a difference between e and E?
public class Main {
public static void main(String[] args) {
float f1 = 35e3f;
double d1 = 12E4d;
System.out.println(f1);
System.out.println(d1);
};
};
man please stop putting semicolons after everything 
pale vessel
When it comes to scientific numbers, in a floating point number, is there a diff...
there is no difference
The format of scientific notation in Java is exactly the same as you have learned and used in science and math classes. Remember that an uppercase 'E' or lowercase 'e' can be used to represent "10 to the power of". Scientific notation can be printed as output on the console if it passes a certain number.
wheat mesa
Yeah those semicolons on the braces are completely unnecessary
radiant kraken
Yeah those semicolons on the braces are completely unnecessary
just to make sure there are no syntax errors 👍
class definitions in C++ requires semicolons in the braces
wheat mesa
yeah
feral aspen
Waaat, there is no Strictly Equal to operator on Java?
I believe Java handles type comparison, true?
wheat mesa
Wdym?
Java does not have ===, there's no point
You can't compare two different types like that
Like 1 == "Something" is just invalid
You can do like 97 == 'a' but that's because chars are represented by numbers
it'll throw
feral aspen
Fair enough. 👍
radiant kraken
semicolons bring me joy
same tbh
split hazel
but what would bring me more joy is if @earnest phoenix leaked me the secret of writing a program in TQ instead of js
fervent moss
turbid geyser
let moderations = await this.container.client.db.moderations.findMany({ where: { id: `${message.guild?.id}`}})
await this.container.client.db.moderations.create({
data: {
id: `${message.guild?.id}`,
user: member.id,
mod: message.author.id,
case: `${moderations.length}`
}
})
let e = new MessageEmbed()
.setColor('RED')
.setAuthor({ name: `${message.author.username}`, iconURL:`${message.author.avatarURL({ dynamic: true}) || message.author.defaultAvatarURL}`})
.setFooter({ text:`Case #${moderations.length}`, iconURL:`${this.container.client.user?.avatarURL()}`})
.setDescription(`› **Action**: Ban\n› **Offender**: ${member.user.tag} (${member.user.id})\n› **Moderator**: ${message.author.tag} (${message.author.id})`)
message.channel.send({ embeds:[e]})
how do i make case in prisma
i tried this
turbid geyser
no ideas?
sick agate
i bet tq is like 1000x faster
split hazel
https://v8.dev/docs/torque ?
yes
the hidden easter egg of javascript
the language that is hidden from us
because they dont want us to experience the performance of it
very selfish
sick agate
Kekw
radiant kraken
because they dont want us to experience the performance of it
it's probably on par with C++
@earnest phoenix is there a way to write a Uint8Array to a Buffer in Node.js? the one in the docs only supports string as input https://nodejs.org/api/buffer.html#bufwritestring-offset-length-encoding
or do you have to set them manually with buf[x] = y
radiant kraken
thanks
sacred aurora
can someone explain what is happening in here?
its true but doesn't make it to the final array
ayo wth
woeful pike
your regex probably has a g flag which makes it stateful
don't make it global if you want it stateless
quartz kindle
thanks
also check Buffer.from(ArrayBuffer) if you want to wrap the existing memory and not create a copy of it
split hazel
also check Buffer.from(ArrayBuffer) if you want to wrap the existing memory and ...
is it a copy or a reference
dawn vigil
Folks any idea how I can get my bot's name & avatar on top.gg updated? I hear my bot needs to be in a bot list server for that to happen, is this said server?
My bot has already been approved fwiw
pale vessel
the bot does not need to be in any server, simply press the refresh data button on the bot page
dawn vigil
the bot does not need to be in any server, simply press the refresh data button ...
That isn't working for me, think its just a matter of waiting?
I do already have my avatars and name updated in the discord dev portal if that matters
dawn vigil
Good shout! Yup that fixed it, many thanks!
quartz kindle
is it a copy or a reference
Buffer.from(buffer | typedarray) creates a copy
Buffer.from(arraybuffer) references the original arraybuffer
split hazel
pf efficiency
irrelevant but its funny how in c++ if you dont use references or pointers for function parameters everything will be copied
even giant structs
quartz kindle
working with buffers is fun, because you can have a Buffer, a TypedArray and DataView all work on and reference the same memory
split hazel
whats the difference between a uint8 array and a buffer
they should be the same thing
quartz kindle
node buffer extends uintarray
and implements similar methods to dataview
plus extra methods for strings
so basically node buffer = uint8array + dataview + textencoder/textdecoder
arraybuffer is the base for all of them, is what actually contains the memory block
everything else extends arraybuffer
quartz kindle
irrelevant but its funny how in c++ if you dont use references or pointers for f...
i feel like thats a good standard to have, better than js's "somethings are copied other things are referenced"
split hazel
i mean it has to be the case anyways
functions are supposed to be standalone pieces of code
they have no perception whether something should be copied or not you have to specify so
a single & might just save you a lot of performance
tho copying on modern processors is quite fast anyways
even faster if the code you're running takes advantage of SSE
quartz kindle
ye
pine nova
timber fractal
developers help, I've been browser hijacked
how do i find what caused this and remove it?
timber fractal
i removed 3 extensions and it looks like its gone
the thing that made me notice it is gone now
spark flint
np
timber fractal
i noticed when i googled, every search result would first be redirected to search.bevoci.com
so i googled that website and that got me to an article saying it was a browser hijacker fake search engine
earlier today everyting i searched would be redirected to bing
split hazel
this is why im insane
sick agate
Welp
radiant kraken
this is why im insane
must be fun
spark flint
i noticed when i googled, every search result would first be redirected to searc...
happened on my school laptop
turned out
earnest phoenix
how long does it take to accept a discord bot
split hazel
too long
earnest phoenix
too long
i coded a bot where you can save your crypto addresses and can be viewed by anyone by running a command which would help to make, payments, donations etc or in a marketplace server
earnest phoenix
does it show the amount in the wallet?
no, but it gives you a blockchain link which does show
all transaction to the wallet
incoming and outgoing
which determines how much cash u got
dm me @split hazel
split hazel
some random thoughts
memory garbage collection is kinda like cleaning your room
you leave it until a special time
wheat mesa
and then if it gets to be too much you lose motivation to clean it
sacred aurora
don't make it global if you want it stateless
Do you have a good source that i can read more?
regex often act weird when i'm using it
same regex, same input
sacred aurora
same regex, same input
like this one, same input, different output
spark flint
odd
sacred aurora
to be more specific, the one that didn't work is a string from cheerio
i copy the input and test it again.
and it actually works
still confused why tho
nvm i found the problem, the string contain a weird space.
which doesn't count as a space hmm
lyric mountain
nvm i found the problem, the string contain a weird space.
which doesn't count a...
Use \s instead if " " for spaces
\s matches any space-like character
sacred aurora
Use \s instead if " " for spaces
yup i've changed it
lyric mountain
Also when matching letter "i" remember turkish don't put tittle in "i" 
boreal iron
imagine using join when you can implode a string
boreal iron
pine nova
boreal iron
oops, wrong button
split hazel
imagine using implode when you can explode
boreal iron
boreal iron
lyric mountain
php is too aggressive
split hazel
who said php wasnt rough
eternal osprey
hey does anyone have some good vsc themes? I just installed a purple one and it's fucking my eyes
wheat mesa
One dark pro + JetBrains mono font
split hazel
not easy to find one that hits you
fathom sonnet
guys, how do I check if bot have higher role than selected user?
earnest phoenix
guys, how do I check if bot have higher role than selected user?
Which library are you using?
fathom sonnet
discord.js
ik that there was part of the code like
.highestPosition
something similar
but cant find it anywhere
earnest phoenix
You can compare the position of the highest role of said guild members to check that, to get their highest role position; you can access the <GuildMember>.roles.highest.position property
fathom sonnet
yea i think thats it, now i need to compare it to bots role
should that then be something like
me.roles.highest.position
earnest phoenix
Although roles themselves have a method to compare positions if you'd like it that way
https://discord.js.org/#/docs/discord.js/stable/class/Role?scrollTo=comparePositionTo
earnest phoenix
should that then be something like
> me.roles.highest.position
<Guild>.me.roles.highest.position
fathom sonnet
thank you verry much
midnight marsh
`<Guild>.me.roles.highest.position`
How to get the date when a user joined the discord or discord server?
earnest phoenix
How to get the date when a user joined the discord or discord server?
https://discord.js.org/#/docs/discord.js/stable/class/User?scrollTo=createdAt to get when their Discord account was created
https://discord.js.org/#/docs/discord.js/stable/class/GuildMember?scrollTo=joinedAt to get when they joined a Discord server
fathom sonnet
my bot is i think offline rn
midnight marsh
WTH IS GAYMETER 😂
fathom sonnet
doing some fixes due to permissions
midnight marsh
my bot is i think offline rn
Nope it's functioning
fathom sonnet
WTH IS GAYMETER 😂
well...calculating ur gayrate 😉
fathom sonnet
Nope it's functioning
ahh nice
midnight marsh
doing some fixes due to permissions
👍
fathom sonnet
heroku
midnight marsh
Like me...
midnight marsh
those dynos. you using more accounts to get free hours?
midnight marsh
hehe it is best option if you go for free one
Definitely
fathom sonnet
those dynos. you using more accounts to get free hours?
i dont use any dynos?
lemme see
midnight marsh
What? then how you keep your bot alive?
midnight marsh
😂
Impossible to keep one alive without a worker
I seaeched about 2 days to find it
midnight marsh
wth😂
ancient nova
guys so I need a game idea
I want to create a short horror game
something like max 30 minutes of gameplay and something I can create in max a week
cause every project I start gets too big too easily and hard to manage
so looking for a short game idea
austere surge
sharp geyser
if I do a check for the MANAGE_MESSAGES perm anyone with admin/server owner should still be able to use the command no?
I completely forget how discord perms work
ancient nova
@sharp geyser how's your discord V2 going?
ancient nova
if I do a check for the MANAGE_MESSAGES perm anyone with admin/server owner shou...
are you looking for <member>.permissions.has(...) ?
sharp geyser
are you looking for `<member>.permissions.has(...)` ?
yea nah not using djs
just forget how discord perms work
ancient nova
just forget how discord perms work
I'm pretty sure discord checks them based on roles or global permissions, if you have a role with manage channels permission for example then checking for that permission would return true, but if you have a channel that gives you that permission it would return false even if you have that permission
ancient nova
I saved him from it
:|
ancient nova
so looking for a short game idea
^ also pls
wheat mesa
just forget how discord perms work
Look at the way djs does it, probably not too difficult
vivid fulcrum
guys so I need a game idea
development chat screenshot jumpscares
wheat mesa
craggy pine
cursed
sharp geyser
What would be the easiest way to make a button collector? (I am not using djs so ye)
quartz kindle
create a component listener and apply filters to it
sharp geyser
create a component listener and apply filters to it
Wouldn't that cause it to never stop the event listener?
I don't think keeping a constant event listener going is a good idea
quartz kindle
you need to stop it once the collector finishes
sharp geyser
fair point
quartz kindle
thats whats djs does
sharp geyser
I tried looking at djs implementation but it was super hard for me to follow
quartz kindle
an alternative is to have an always on listener internally
and this listener checks for active collectors in a list
so your collectors just add/remove themselves from that list
instead of creating and deleting a new listener
sharp geyser
that isn't very performant tho is it?
quartz kindle
there shouldnt really be any difference
ancient nova
is this okay to do every frame?
sharp geyser
depends on what UPDATE_BODY does
woeful pike
why not run this function when the user does a thing that requires a change instead of constantly polling to see if a change has been made
rocky hearth
In ts I want to filter out all the values that is not undefined and get the keys
I just want to keep undefined keys.
type RootParamList = {
loading: undefined;
home: undefined;
dontwant: number;
};
How do I convert above type to just "loading" | "home"
earnest phoenix
In ts I want to filter out all the values that is not undefined and get the keys...
Instead of using a literal object to define such a type, you need to declare a record type
cinder patio
In ts I want to filter out all the values that is not undefined and get the keys...
type UndefinedOnlyMapper<T> = {
[Key in keyof T as T[Key] extends undefined ? Key : never]: T[Key]
}
type UndefinedOnly<T> = keyof UndefinedOnlyMapper<T>
type Test = UndefinedOnly<RootParamList>;
To limit the object to keys with only the value undefined, you can declare it as
Record<string, undefined>
yes I know, but I cant do that. In my case
cinder patio
rocky hearth
```ts
type UndefinedOnlyMapper<T> = {
[Key in keyof T as T[Key] extends unde...
magic ✨
sharp geyser
This is the type of shit I wish I understand
Maybe I should just fuck with types more than actual coding useful shit
earnest phoenix
How to keep setDescription like this ||Track queued - Position 2||
near stratus
How to keep setDescription like this ||Track queued - Position 2||
.setDescription("Track queued - Position 2")
rustic nova
actually just realized smth
you cant reply to that message since it was deleted before
though am sure that was back when it would just do
ok
@rustic nova
pine nova
are websockets necessary to make a music stream/radio website?
spark flint
I'd recommend something like Shoutcast / Icecast
I personally use Azuracast which provides a web admin GUI for Shoutcast and Icecast
pine nova
I see
near stratus
I have it even better
earnest phoenix
nedd help
split hazel
we all do
cinder patio
This is the type of shit I wish I understand
That's a pretty easy one
sharp geyser
That's a pretty easy one
Typings were something I struggle with quite a bit. I've seen people do some crazy shit with em tho
wheat mesa
I mean it makes sense but I don't see why you would ever need this lol
viscid gale
hm guys wanna pick your brains real quick.. I just wanna know how JSON knows the object from the array after this
var obj={0:1,1:2,2:3,__proto__:Array.prototype}
Object.defineProperty(obj,'length',{value:3,writable:true,configurable:false})
var arr=[1,2,3] //an equivalent array in terms of the values
let test1=JSON.stringify(Object.getOwnPropertyDescriptors(obj))
=== //literally all properties are the same
JSON.stringify(Object.getOwnPropertyDescriptors(arr))
let test2=obj.toString()===arr.toString() //again, same value
let test3=(obj instanceof Array)&&(arr instanceof Array) //true
let test4=JSON.stringify(obj)===JSON.stringify(arr)
//this test4 result is false but HOW DOES JSON KNOW THE DIFFERENCE
round cove
When you stringify an object with JSON it's typically used to make RESTFUL api calls is why.
It's different from .toString()
quartz kindle
json stringify returns a string, so in the end you are comparing two strings
these strings may contain differences that are not visible to the eye, for example invisible characters and differences in encoding
if the strings look exactly the same when logged, the only way to find the difference is convert them both to buffers and analyze it byte by byte
however in this case the difference is clearly visible
nevermind, i understand what you're referring to now
looking at it deeper now, im puzzled as well, this is a really interesting behavior
its also a v8 specific bug/oddity
chrome:
firefox:
quartz kindle
hm guys wanna pick your brains real quick.. I just wanna know how JSON knows the...
here's my theory, the js engine creates and manages objects on the c++ level, you cannot change what the object is from js. JSON.stringify is also written at the c++ level for performance reasons, so the function can tap into the object's "true" type. and firefox's engine seems to respect this as well, but for some reason chrome/v8 can actually be tricked into thinking an object is an array just from modifying its prototype, but its "true" type at the c++ level remains unchanged
@earnest phoenix what do you think? ^
viscid gale
When you stringify an object with JSON it's typically used to make RESTFUL api c...
yea, but the properties are all the same 😳 test1
split hazel
pf strings are slow
use binary instead
a json struct
honestly you can do that for something like an API or tcp connection if all your messages have a predefined size and amount of expected entries
naming things is such a human thing
computers are way superior
viscid gale
there is one function that is not fooled either
zamn 😳
quartz kindle
honestly this looks more like a chrome/v8 bug than anything else
viscid gale
perhaps
quartz kindle
interestingly, node is also not affected
even though it uses the same v8 as chrome
so far chrome's dev tools are the only place where this happens
viscid gale
ah.. so even with the same values.. nothing gets fooled
so.. then what's the difference between the array from properties and an actual array.. gonna put that up on SO and see some answers..
quartz kindle
yeah because there are hidden properties that are not visible from js
split hazel
why are y'all turning objects into arrays by abusing __proto__ 💀
quartz kindle
this is how objects look like in c++ (with v8)
they are much more complex than what is visible from js
js cannot change those hidden properties and values
viscid gale
why are y'all turning objects into arrays by abusing \_\_proto\_\_ 💀
why are we on discord?
for fun
pine nova
quartz kindle
abusing js is fun
because js lets us do it
other langs dont, they fight back
so we cant bully them
earnest phoenix
currently coping with everyone's favourite library
msal!
sadly i'm getting 401s if i try to get a bearer token with a code
split hazel
write a system driver that runs at ring 0 privilege level and try to make the hardware in the system blow up or something idk
now thats fun
vivid fulcrum
vanguard
quartz kindle
nobody uses ring 0 to try blow things up
only to try stealing stuff
is it even possible to actually blow something up (i mean like modern computers) from software only?
doesnt the hardware have a ton of safety checks and emergency shutdowns?
viscid gale
other langs dont, they fight back
true, javascript is super flexible
I love it for that ngl
quartz kindle
likewise
split hazel
doesnt the hardware have a ton of safety checks and emergency shutdowns?
i think the only security features are really voltage monitors (if any) and the internal firmware monitoring temperatures and shutting down if they get too high
other than that not really
if a chip does not have sufficient protections against bad code and instructions it can indeed break or do something unexpeced
in fact back in the day apparently badly coded os's broke certain monitors because they displayed color in an unexpected way
like completely bricked them
quartz kindle
lmao
well yeah but bricking is not exactly the same as blowing up xD
i mean, these days you can pretty much blow up a battery if you do something bad with its charge controller i guess
idk if you can even access that from the os tho
split hazel
you wish
i thought the os would have more control but not really
the os doesnt have much control over hardware
its really only up to the bios i think
quartz kindle
yeah
most components have their own tiny os'es controlling them
and everything is wired by ultra fast usb's
lmao
split hazel
it can send bytes and receive bytes from certain IO ports and thats it
quartz kindle
kind of
quartz kindle
have you ever messed up with RWE?
quartz kindle
read & write everything
split hazel
wot
quartz kindle
round cove
lmao
quartz kindle
if anything can access the darkest corners of your pc, its this thing
quartz kindle
why not
i used it once to override a laptop's fan speeds
following strict instructions i found online of course, i couldnt have figured it out by myself
split hazel
those shouldnt be controllable via software 💀
quartz kindle
some are
split hazel
most laptop fans are only controllable by the bios firmware
split hazel
that means my os can 😮
tim you need to make an os it just seems like your end goal in life
its not as bad as it sounds
quartz kindle
fan speeds are normaly stored in the EC, and you can access and override it
split hazel
i willguide you towards your hello world program
quartz kindle
tim you need to make an os it just seems like your end goal in life
lmao
split hazel
just dont go too deep and you'll be fine
spark flint
server{
listen 80;
server_name http.capy.pics;
location / {
try_files $uri $uri.png @redirect;
proxy_set_header X-Real-IP $remote_addr;
proxy_set_header X-Forwarded-For $proxy_add_x_forwarded_for;
proxy_set_header X-Forwarded-Proto $scheme;
proxy_set_header Host $http_host;
proxy_pass http://localhost:9000/httpcapy/;
}
location @redirect {
return 301 https://capy.pics/;
}
}```
this isn't working its meant to allow both filename and filename.png to be allowed to be accessed
all files are pngs and that isn't going to change
split hazel
the stay away zones for a good fun experiences are the ACPI, networks and other stuff like that
dont know about disks i wanna try them soon
i really wanna write persistent data to the disk soon
quartz kindle
```nginx
server{
listen 80;
server_name http.capy.pics;
location...
you need to set the root directory, to make sure it finds the files
spark flint
its stored in a Minio bucket tho
quartz kindle
is the bucket accessible from the OS as a regular drive?
quartz kindle
then set the root dir to the correct path
try_files will check the disk and try to read the file
so the files have to be found and accessible on disk
and the path has to be correct
spark flint
ah ok
quartz kindle
if you just want to check if the url contains a png file, then you need to do something else
spark flint
how would I do that 
quartz kindle
you can use something like if ($request_uri ~ .*.png) {}
inside the location block
spark flint
what does that do
quartz kindle
$request_uri is a variable that represents the url you're trying to visit
without the host name
the rest is some nginx specific way of doing pattern matching, i dont know much about it either
you can try looking up more examples
earnest phoenix
<@456226577798135808> what do you think? ^
The JavaScript engines does create and manage objects at the C++ level (or whatever programming language it's written in, but in this case V8 is written in C++, so going off of that), it's not just objects but almost every primitive type is created and managed at that level for performance and memory concerns, JSON.stringify() is also indeed written in C++, almost every native method is; most operations do have access to the object's actual type on the user-land, but to a certain extent to not break things and so the same case with many other types, about the object prototype modification to "trick" the engine, some things depend on the prototype of primitives, and since arrays are also considered objects, that's why it thinks that way
Arrays are just objects with indexes as properties and elements as values
forest drift
{
"command": {
"roles": [],
"blacklistchannels": [],
"arguements": {
"args1": {
"roles": [],
"arguements": {
"args1_1": {
"roles": [],
"args1_1_1": {
"roles": []
},
"args1_1_2": {
"roles": []
}
},
"args1_2": []
}
},
"args2": {
"roles": [],
"arguements": {
"args2_1": {
"roles": []
},
"args2_2": {
"roles": []
}
}
}
}
}
}
{
"mute": {
"roles": ["player","moderator","admin","owner"],
"blacklistedchannels": [],
"arguements": {
"add": {
"roles": ["moderator","admin","owner"],
"arguements": {
"type_pingid": { //any @ or id (@user)
"roles": ["moderator","admin","owner"],
"arguements": {
"type_input": { //any input (time)
"roles": ["moderator","admin","owner"],
"arguements": {
"type_input": { //any input (reason)
"roles": ["moderator","admin","owner"]
}
}
}
}
}
}
},
"remove": {
"roles": ["moderator","admin","owner"]
"arguements": {
"type_pingid": { //any @ or id (@user)
"roles": ["moderator","admin","owner"]
}
}
},
"list": {
"roles": ["player","moderator","admin","owner"],
"arguements": {
"type_pingid": { //any @ or id (@user)
"roles": ["player","moderator","admin","owner"]
}
}
}
}
}
}
Ive been trying to solve this for a few days and ive finally given up. Basically its a permission handler, the bot goes through this before executing the command. im trying to make this system infinitely expandable. Basically itll only check the perms needed as far into the file as it has to, like for the "mute" example, if you just type "/mute @user 5h" itll stop before checking if perms are needed for the (reasoning)
Idk anymore, brain fried lmao
sorry for lack of stuff, again brain fried, can barely think rn
quartz kindle
The JavaScript engines does create and manage objects at the C++ level (or whate...
what do you think about the bug/oddity above?
where the chrome dev tools can be tricked into thinking an object is an array
but the same trick doesnt work on node nor firefox
earnest phoenix
but the same trick doesnt work on node nor firefox
Hmm, I suppose the implementation of the JSON.stringify() method in the V8 engine actually looks into the internal slots rather than the prototype, I'm not exactly sure if this is a bug or if the other JavaScript engines are following the specification incorrectly, I found this pretty interesting as well
forest drift
im curious, will javascript die out? Like i know it will someday, but theoretically how far is that 'day'?
earnest phoenix
It'll never die out
quartz kindle
Hmm, I suppose the implementation of the `JSON.stringify()` method in the V8 eng...
its more like the chrome dev tools follows something incorrectly
the other engines correctly differentiate between object and arrays in their repl environment
the chrome dev tools environment is the only one that is tricked
forest drift
It'll never die out
but something cant live forever, like (i dont have much knowledge on this) binary, its still alive in some sense, but its been sortof replaced/refaced with newer and faster languages
quartz kindle
but something cant live forever, like (i dont have much knowledge on this) binar...
its not replaced, its upgraded upon
i mean, the bases are never gonna be removed
people will just use tools that work on top of those bases because they are easier
but you're free to still use those bases if you want
forest drift
so in that sense, javascript will always have its roots intertwined in code forever, in at least some form?
quartz kindle
pretty much yes
earnest phoenix
the chrome dev tools environment is the only one that is tricked
I suppose there's something incorrect in the Google Chrome dev tools REPL as it uses a different mode of the V8's behavior rather than the original, I think something there was inconsistently placed at that part
quartz kindle
I suppose there's something incorrect in the Google Chrome dev tools REPL as it ...
👍
earnest phoenix
This is actually amazing, I never saw anybody figure out this bug in the chrome dev tools
quartz kindle
This is actually amazing, I never saw anybody figure out this bug in the chrome ...
isnt it? i thought the same
never seen this before
forest drift
oh talking about chrome, whats up with the new javascript limit in chrome? like sometimes when ive accidentally pushed one of my scripts too far chrome just kills it and pops up an error?
quartz kindle
oh talking about chrome, whats up with the new javascript limit in chrome? like ...
what limits?
there are no hard limits, just protections against problems like infinite loops and memory leaks, where it crashes the process on purpose to avoid crashing the browser and the pc
forest drift
there were some javascript based games i used to play on chrome after flash died, now when i try play them a lot of them have come up with things like chrome no longer supports certain memory javascript or smt like that, generally they say to run the game on firefox
quartz kindle
@earnest phoenixbtw i dont recall if i've ever mentioned to you about the performance issues for the this keyword inside a Proxy object
quartz kindle
there were some javascript based games i used to play on chrome after flash died...
usually when they say that its because the game still requires flash
forest drift
usually when they say that its because the game still requires flash
i wish that were the case, these were games i played way after flash died, some of them i even played near the start of the year, it was around the start of the year that they started coming up with this error
earnest phoenix
<@456226577798135808>btw i dont recall if i've ever mentioned to you about the p...
Does it behave like it has some sort of performance regression?
quartz kindle
i wish that were the case, these were games i played way after flash died, some ...
can you show an example?
forest drift
gimme a few min, ill try to find one of the games
quartz kindle
Does it behave like it has some sort of performance regression?
check this out: ```js
const obj = {
str: "a",
test1() {
for(let i = 0; i < 9999999; i++) {
this.str + this.str;
}
},
test2() {
let str = this.str;
for(let i = 0; i < 9999999; i++) {
str + str;
}
}
}
the only change is using this directly or putting this in a local var beforehand
this produces equal performance
but if you put it in a Proxy object, like any of these
let a = new Proxy(obj, {
get(target, key, receiver) {
return Reflect.get(target, key, receiver);
}
})
let b = new Proxy(obj, {
get(target, key, receiver) {
return target[key];
}
})
let c = new Proxy(obj, {
get(target, key, receiver) {
return target[key].bind(target);
}
})
let d = new Proxy(obj, {
get(target, key, receiver) {
return obj[key];
}
})
let e = new Proxy(obj, {
get(target, key, receiver) {
return obj[key].bind(obj);
}
})
then the this variant is 50-100x slower
forest drift
oh wait nvm u were right, it was to do with the engine the games running on, its using renpy, its one of those timekilling anime decision making games etc, runs off renpy, apparently they dont render properly in google chrome v 100.0 and above
and now its going on to say that half of the time the game still runs if u have the console open??? wait so the console can influence an engines performance in some way even by being open?
quartz kindle
and now its going on to say that half of the time the game still runs if u have ...
if a program logs a lot of stuff, then yes the console will cost performance to receive and display those logs
i havent heard of the renpy engine
earnest phoenix
```js
let a = new Proxy(obj, {
get(target, key, receiver) {
return R...
Well there is actually logic behind this, the reason the direct usage of the this keyword is slower in case of proxies is because the this keyword kinda also depends on the proxy methods you provide to override the native behavior and work with the things it returns, which can significantly affect the performance, but I'm not exactly sure if this is the case with 50-100x slower performance but it might be
forest drift
it seems like a kinda old engine hastily upgraded to run on newer systems, but thousands of old and new games still run on it
its a visual novel engine
quartz kindle
Well there is actually logic behind this, the reason the direct usage of the `th...
yeah, i wrote a test script to test this a couple years ago and just had it sitting here, tried it again today and the results are still the same
first two are the normal access
then the proxy accesses in pairs, this version, no this version
spark flint
server{
listen 80;
server_name http.capy.pics;
location / {
try_files /home/ubuntu/capy/$uri /home/ubuntu/capy/$uri.png @redirect;
}
location @redirect {
return 301 https://capy.pics/;
}
}```
always returns to `@redirect` and for some funny reason, the .bind() versions are the fastest
and the Reflect version is the slowest
forest drift
is there any way to successfully run javascript functions "simultaneously"
quartz kindle
is there any way to successfully run javascript functions "simultaneously"
concurrently yes, in parallel no. with worker threads however, its possible to run in parallel
forest drift
mkay, so in a sense its impossible to run it in parallel without using 'seperate' workers?
quartz kindle
yes because js is single threaded
forest drift
damn the day a multi threaded version of js is released someone will take over the world lol
quartz kindle
i believe the v8 devs said at some point it would be near impossible to accomplish that
earnest phoenix
then the proxy accesses in pairs, this version, no this version
Interesting, also I love the one with just 9
quartz kindle
Interesting, also I love the one with just ***9***
xD
quartz kindle
Interesting, also I love the one with just ***9***
this is the full script ```js
const obj = {
str: "a",
test1() {
for(let i = 0; i < 9999999; i++) {
this.str + this.str;
}
},
test2() {
let str = this.str;
for(let i = 0; i < 9999999; i++) {
str + str;
}
}
}
let a = new Proxy(obj, {
get(target, key, receiver) {
return Reflect.get(target, key, receiver);
}
})
let b = new Proxy(obj, {
get(target, key, receiver) {
return target[key];
}
})
let c = new Proxy(obj, {
get(target, key, receiver) {
return target[key].bind(target);
}
})
let d = new Proxy(obj, {
get(target, key, receiver) {
return obj[key];
}
})
let e = new Proxy(obj, {
get(target, key, receiver) {
return obj[key].bind(obj);
}
})
t = performance.now(); obj.test1(); console.log(performance.now() - t);
t = performance.now(); obj.test2(); console.log(performance.now() - t);
t = performance.now(); a.test1(); console.log(performance.now() - t);
t = performance.now(); a.test2(); console.log(performance.now() - t);
t = performance.now(); b.test1(); console.log(performance.now() - t);
t = performance.now(); b.test2(); console.log(performance.now() - t);
t = performance.now(); c.test1(); console.log(performance.now() - t);
t = performance.now(); c.test2(); console.log(performance.now() - t);
t = performance.now(); d.test1(); console.log(performance.now() - t);
t = performance.now(); d.test2(); console.log(performance.now() - t);
t = performance.now(); e.test1(); console.log(performance.now() - t);
t = performance.now(); e.test2(); console.log(performance.now() - t);
so i guess you can only make the illusion of running parallel javascript, reality being its running on separate workers or worker threads?
quartz kindle
so i guess you can only make the illusion of running parallel javascript, realit...
pretty much yes
forest drift
and thats why most people including me prefer to live in an illusion, so much better than reality
quartz kindle
its not much different from what other languages do, just that workers are more complex and more expensive for js
since they need an entire new engine environment
forest drift
its not much different from what other languages do, just that workers are more ...
so the cost to output is not worth it?
quartz kindle
depends on the job
forest drift
so for something thats just registering things, it can just queue them up during a high and reduce that queue during a low, but for things that have to do smt instant on a large scale, its worth it?
quartz kindle
if the job is big enough that it blocks the main thread for more than a few ms, then yes it would be worth it
also if you have many jobs like that, its preferable to keep a thread always alive
instead of creating and destorying them
forest drift
so a project thats constantly getting an input that needs to be checked by pinging a server, you couldnt have it running while waiting for the ping to return so itd back up unless you had multiple workers running?
quartz kindle
i/o does not block js
files and network requests are not handled by js itself
so while js is waiting for a ping to return, its actually idle, not blocked
so it can run other things
forest drift
but for example
await dns.lookup("google.com");
depending on the latency could back it up?
earnest phoenix
this is the full script ```js
const obj = {
str: "a",
test1() {
...
Zamn (after changing let to const since none of them are reassigned, and some style changes, but doesn't really matter)
quartz kindle
Zamn (after changing `let` to `const` since none of them are reassigned, and som...
ye, its funny how the proxied version without direct this is actually faster than the non proxied version
and the binded versions are also faster than the non binded versions for got knows why
quartz kindle
but for example
```js
await dns.lookup("google.com");
```
depending on the laten...
no, that will not block the program
forest drift
so with something like a script that you input names into and it checks if any of 702 domain extension of that name exist, would take quite a while
forest drift
no, that will not block the program
that specifically does, when i was testing with it certain domain extensions would hold up the entire program for upwards of 10 seconds
forest drift
hmm, so how would one un-idle it?
quartz kindle
awaiting promises does not block the whole program, it just pauses the execution of the current context
forest drift
so for example, this uses promises. All it does is check if google.* exists for any of the 702 domain extensions added
when monitoring it by the added console.log(hostname) in the dns.lookup, i noticed that certain domain extensions froze the entire script for upwards of 10seconds
most likely just my shoddy coding skills or ive missed smt
quartz kindle
hmm
well for dns.lookup specifically it has the following conditions:
Though the call to dns.lookup() will be asynchronous from JavaScript's perspective, it is implemented as a synchronous call to getaddrinfo(3) that runs on libuv's threadpool. This can have surprising negative performance implications for some applications, see the UV_THREADPOOL_SIZE documentation for more information.
forest drift
ok running it now it holds up for at most a second at certain points, so most likely wifi issues when i last tested it, but still a small noticable buffer on certain domain extensions
forest drift
> Though the call to dns.lookup() will be asynchronous from JavaScript's perspec...
so ive probably understood incorrectly, but i was using it wrong?
quartz kindle
no you're not using it wrong, but your code could be greatly simplified
forest drift
i mean makes sense, im still a newbie to javascript
quartz kindle
const dns = require('dns');
const domainextensions = [...];
Promise.all(domainextensions.map(domain => new Promise(resolve => dns.lookup(`google.${domain}`, error => resolve({hostname, exists: !error}))))).then(listOfStatuses => console.log(listOfStatuses));
``` well technically its an exagerated one liner lolbump
quartz kindle
but using Promise.all is not a good idea when doing network requests
because it can be considered/confused with a DOS attack
basically you're flooding google with hundreds of requests at once
forest drift
;-;
quartz kindle
so a more correct approach would be this, even if slower ```js
const dns = require('dns');
const domainextensions = [...];
const results = [];
for(const domain of domainextensions) {
const test = await new Promise(resolve => dns.lookup(google.${domain}, error => resolve({hostname, exists: !error})));
results.push(test);
}
console.log(results);
yeah
quartz kindle
if performance becomes too bad, you can try grouping multiple requests together, for example 5-10 at a time
forest drift
so its entire documentation is
Usage
const tlds = require('tlds');
console.log(tlds);
//=> ['aaa', 'aarp', 'abarth', 'abb', 'abbott', 'abbvie', 'abc', ...]
dafuq am i meant to get from that
so like what does it do...
@spark flint
oh wait im dumb
spark flint
it just returns all possible tlds
spark flint
yeah
const dns = require('dns');
const tlds = require('tlds');
const results = [];
for(const tld of tlds) {
const test = await new Promise(resolve => dns.lookup(`google.${tld}`, error => resolve({hostname, exists: !error})));
results.push(test);
}
console.log(results);
sorry i dont think it was name.com
cant remember the site
long story short it gave me 702 after i removed the non english alphabet ones
forest drift
```js
const dns = require('dns');
const tlds = require('tlds');
const results =...
mkay ill make sure to switch to that
and preferably not attempt a ddos attack accidentally XD]
forest drift
i was working on at one point a bot thatd try to retrieve the websites code and check it for anything malicious and i mean it worked but missed 50% of the malicious code lmao
forest drift
so any malicious site has a 50/50 chance of bypassing lol
forest drift
just use https://anti.fish at that point
ill check it out
quartz kindle
bump
do you have a file.png in your /home/ubuntu/capy/ folder and you went to http.capy.pics/file.png?
spark flint
yeah
well i went to 404.png because thats deffo there
https://http.capy.pics/404?1 example
ay what
why does it work now I ask for help
wtf
forest drift
lol
quartz kindle
lel
spark flint
quartz kindle
you made http cats into http capybaras?
spark flint
time to add caching too
quartz kindle
lmao
forest drift
and thats asking for help in a nutshell
quartz kindle
10/10
spark flint
made 65 capybaras
forest drift
its broken till you try to show someone
spark flint
https://http.capy.pics/508 best one
earnest phoenix
When your issue gets resolved on it's own
forest drift
tho in most cases it works till u try to show it off
spark flint
i think its just CF caching too
earnest phoenix
Let's see, https://http.capy.pics/418
spark flint
lmao
forest drift
spark flint
10 doesn't exist
forest drift
dafuq did i type
quartz kindle
Let's see, https://http.capy.pics/418
love that one
forest drift
earnest phoenix
418 best HTTP code
forest drift
i give up
spark flint
basically anyone that https://http.cat has this has
forest drift
ik i realised that after failing twice lol
so i managed to put together a basic ai that my friend talked to for an hour before realizing its an ai... now the problem is i dont know if i made a good ai or if my friends just oblivious
forest drift
eh i mean he spoke to a ended phone call for 2min before realizing it had ended just yesterday so i mean...
quartz kindle
xD
forest drift
i need a new friend, this ones broken
naa but hes that fun friend, the one u know u can talk to without it getting serious, a good dude to just chill and have a blast with
whats ur view on selfbots? like theyre bannable but still possible in v13
forest drift
but now comes the puncher, it depends on its usage lmao
spark flint
also for any anti-scam people, new scam name
forest drift
i laugh it was just a dude who liked emails
spark flint
lmao
its deffo a scam
the username matched API filters
wait no pfp
not username
forest drift
or again, a dude who loves emails a lot and uve just crushed his dreams of becoming an emailer
spark flint
💀
forest drift
lol
spark flint
https://http.capy.pics/409 causing conflict
earnest phoenix
Looks like they're about to kiss
forest drift
That one fateful day, the day I joined the nightmare of discord...
All I was was an email lover, ever since the first time my grandfather sent me an email, I've always been fascinated with them! What better to name and use as a profile picture for my discord account than an email! Both my love and social lively hood would be on the line but whatever, I loved it!
I had barely logged in before being banned... They accused me of horrible things, all because of my email love... Discord, a nightmare of email haters! I shall never step foot in that hellhole again
lol
earnest phoenix
Amazing story, cried at the end
forest drift
XD
how do u plead @spark flint? After crushing this poor childs dreams of being in love with an email?
spark flint
forest drift
I rest my case judge
he deserves to be locked up
bloomin' email hater
what a cruel man
spark flint
lol
round cove
Interesting API errors to see for one thing lmao.
spark flint
Still braking TOS
Lmao watch ur discord account get termed
Still not a good thing to have
Why do you even share accounts
You’ll get banned on valid and too
Valorant
"You can't share your account or Login Credentials with anyone. You must keep your login credentials secret."
Yeah but you can’t really style it well on Disxord
quartz kindle
wheat mesa
no, very different
quartz kindle
spark flint
Lol
boreal iron
🚓
sharp geyser
That's going to fall onto deaf ears
quartz kindle
call the poopooleeheece
boreal iron
Meop meop
forest drift
Ive been trying to solve this for a few days and ive finally given up. Basically...
bump
ancient nova
sooo any ideas why it still gets input from other people?
Istg that's how you do a collector I repeated what voltrex told me
earnest phoenix
Istg that's how you do a collector I repeated what voltrex told me
You're passing the filter as an option called f, it's supposed to be called filter
ancient nova
You're passing the filter as an option called `f`, it's supposed to be called `f...
really? that's an actual requirement??
sharp geyser
The option is literally called `filter`...
this is what makes me question him sometimes
ancient nova
this is what makes me question him sometimes
🤷♂️
what is that?????
failed, reason: connect ENETUNREACH
that shit leaked my VPS's IPv6
lyric mountain
Error NETwork UNREACHable
means address could not be resolved
so u probably mistyped something
or the other side is closed to the world
earnest phoenix
Can you help me do this?
Do what? The rich presence?
modern olive
Do what? The rich presence?
I guess so, I still want to know how to do it
earnest phoenix
Then you need to use the Discord GameSDK to do so
https://discord.com/developers/docs/game-sdk/sdk-starter-guide
You can also use Discord-RPC but it's deprecated, so it's recommended to use the GameSDK
modern olive
okay thank you very much
earnest phoenix
Do what? The rich presence?
Yes
earnest phoenix
Then look at my previous messages, I've outlined what you can use to do so
I don't understand what should I do? Dm me
modern olive
Then you need to use the Discord GameSDK to do so
https://discord.com/developers...
It's only available on PC, right?
earnest phoenix
Yes
modern olive
okay thanks
ancient nova
It's only available on PC, right?
not really
I wrote a script for rich presence that works on any platform even android
rigid maple
Can I trigger an event every time a message comes on youtube live streams? Or should I check periodically and check incoming messages in the meantime?
I guess I can't check incoming messages simultaneously
pine nova
interaction.component.value?
last bison
not working
pine nova
what does it say
last bison
but i will try again
pine nova
o is that an array?
of objects
if thats an array of objects
const d = array.find(data => {
return data.label == "Dota2"
});
console.log(d.value)
there is no single option
pine nova
wym
pine nova
there is no single option
so like u want to pull values of all objects in that array?
last bison
i have 10 options
pine nova
yea?
last bison
how do i get the value of all
last bison
interaction.component.value?
undefined
pine nova
how do i get the value of all
interactions.component.forEach(d => console.log(d.value))
last bison
interaction.component.forEach is not a function
pine nova
is interaction.component just an object or an array?
pale vessel
components
pine nova
💀
last bison
`components`
it says component in document
i am trying to make a react role system with select menu.
last bison
is interaction.component just an object or an array?
object
pine nova
hmm
last bison
actually prints the selection menu completely
last bison
pine nova
split hazel
for each users realising it has a ton of overhead and there's no way to stop it other than setting some closure variable
pine nova
for each users realising it has a ton of overhead and there's no way to stop it ...
whats overhead?
median tulip
Hello
near stratus
Hello
vivid fulcrum
whats overhead?
in lays terms, extra resources dedicated to a task
vivid fulcrum
i.e. the entirety of the node ecosystem
earnest phoenix
if only <@456226577798135808> told me how to unlock the tq compilation in node
It's literally mentioned in https://v8.dev/docs/torque if you read it carefully
pine nova
in lays terms, extra resources dedicated to a task
i see
earnest phoenix
I only read discord messages and code blocks
The Torque compiler is located at https://chromium.googlesource.com/v8/v8.git/+/refs/heads/main/src/torque/
You can have a look at https://v8.dev/docs/test on how to build the cctest executable to test out your Torque code, as well as compiling them
It's also pretty important to notice how Torque generates code (https://v8.dev/docs/torque#how-torque-generates-code)
split hazel
generates c++ same thing as assembly
split hazel
@quartz kindle this you? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VchuKL44s6E
thorn spruce
Someone know if in sql we can do a where on all column value like Where *=1 ?
In the facts i would get all column where the bit is at one
pine nova
Someone know if in sql we can do a where on all column value like Where *=1 ?
I...
ig u need to add all column names in bracket after where but before =
or idk try adding * in bracket prolly not work
lyric mountain
Someone know if in sql we can do a where on all column value like Where *=1 ?
I...
what db?
split hazel
do you mean do bitwise operations in where queries?
lyric mountain
no, they probably mean matching all columns against a value
like, if all columns are equal to something
ik in postgres u can, but idk what database it is
split hazel
thats just where x = y no?
lyric mountain
yes but for all columns at once
lyric mountain
that'd be the sensible answer
tbh the true question here would be why they have a scenario where all columns hold the same value
IDs people? where IDs?
split hazel
yeah its a pretty common query type
for example if you store emails in a table and you want to only fetch emails that are archived or active
lyric mountain
but that wouldn't be comparing ALL columns to a single value
quartz kindle
<@180112943612952577> this you? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VchuKL44s6E
lmao
thorn spruce
but that wouldn't be comparing ALL columns to a single value
True
That what i want or something which act like that
lyric mountain
mind to explain your exact scenario?
thorn spruce
Sure let me 15min time to i get back at home
thorn spruce
So as i said previously i have a tables as :
CREATE TABLE `model_hl7` (
`idModel_hl7` int(8) NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY AUTO_INCREMENT,
`ACK` BIT NOT NULL DEFAULT 0,
`SRR_S06` BIT NOT NULL DEFAULT 0,
`SRR_S07` BIT NOT NULL DEFAULT 0,
`SRR_S08` BIT NOT NULL DEFAULT 0,
-- 300 mores bit
)ENGINE=InnoDb DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8;
I have ~350 column of bit type. but if every time i do a request like ```sql
SELECT * FROM tables
it's not very optimizing so its why i need to select ONLY column where the bit it as 1 but i won't do a request of 35000 line cause i have ~350 column- Nodejs/Javascript is going to cache all of them so it going to be bad
that why i said i need to made a where on value and not on specific column
lyric mountain
with your current structure you're wasting 7 bits for each field
lyric mountain
cause its different types of events
it'll be the exact same thing but coalesced into a single column
lyric mountain
any data must be represented by at least 8 bits
thorn spruce
okok
thorn spruce
So how could I do it? properly
slender wagon
i gotta implement a error and message handler on my site
worked with ejs
any suggestion
lyric mountain
So how could I do it? properly
with bitfields, although you'd need to use more than one field to be able to represent 150 fields
lemme check what's the biggest mysql integer type
ok bigint it is
first of all, do you need 150 fields?
what are they for?
thorn spruce
currently i have 353 event
lyric mountain
ok, what are they?
thorn spruce
so 353 fields
Contretely its the list of HL7 trigger event (https://hl7-definition.caristix.com/v2/HL7v2.5.1/TriggerEvents)
For my app i just need to know if the user is going to use them
So yes = true no = false
thorn spruce
so i have to make a function who's decoding the bits?
lyric mountain
not really, mysql has means to do bitwise ops
doing bitwise is basically treating a number as an array
0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000
this a bigint
thorn spruce
yep
lyric mountain
for bits it's always right to left, so first index would be the rightmost bit
to get it, you do (bits >> index) & 1
>> moves the bits to the right by specified number
so let's consider number 0100
if I do (0100 >> 3) it'll move the bits 3 places to the right, resulting in 01
when we do bits & 1 we're doing an AND operation to get bits that exists on both sides
so 01 & 1 (leftmost bits are irrelevant) will result in 1
which u can consider as true
split hazel
since mysql has a bit field it most likely means they automatically do this kind of thing in the background
lyric mountain
10 & 1 results in false, because first bit is false in one of the sides
lyric mountain
since mysql has a bit field it most likely means they automatically do this kind...
oh, good to know
split hazel
dont know tho
lyric mountain
although I'm a bit skeptical on letting mysql "handling" stuff
split hazel
but it would make sense since the smallest realistic type is a byte
thorn spruce
but how im supposed know the 64em bits equals to "DKT_848"
lyric mountain
you don't, you'll check if the index is 1 or 0
bitfields shouldn't be treated as a whole, they're just another form of array
an efficient array at that
you just need to map each event into an index
thorn spruce
okok that what i would know so with this now i'm not losing bits anymore
lyric mountain
you'll be wasting a few bits since the count isn't a power of 2
thorn spruce
yep
lyric mountain
31 bits to be exact