💽Programming Chat v2

[spare quartz]

you did 224

just counted

also

kitties ......

[rustic vine]

wait im dumb

strings are in the heap

its a TValue with a pointer to the string

[spare quartz]

oh so it is a reference

👍

[rustic vine]

yes

but its interned

[spare quartz]

knew it

[odd thunder]

you are fat as fuck

[spare quartz]

https://107.132.83.172/webpages/index.html

[odd thunder]

lose weight before your chair explodes

[spare quartz]

ive never seen online dating as advertisement for a minecraft mod

[rustic vine]

dear imgui reference

[spare quartz]

JUST CAUSE ITS BLUE

oh right

i need to make that server

[timid quartz]

yo minecraft iMessage?

@spare quartz

macro_rules! _parse_slash {
    // Extract #[choices(...)] (no Option supported ;-;)
    ($ctx:ident, $interaction:ident, $args:ident => $name:literal: INLINE_CHOICE $type:ty [$($index:literal: $value:literal),*]) => {
        if let Some(arg) = $args.iter().find(|arg| arg.name == $name) {
            let $crate::serenity_prelude::ResolvedValue::Integer(index) = arg.value else {
                return Err($crate::SlashArgError::new_command_structure_mismatch("expected integer, as the index for an inline choice parameter"));
            };
            match index {
                $( $index => $value, )*
                _ => return Err($crate::SlashArgError::new_command_structure_mismatch("out of range index for inline choice parameter")),
            }
        } else {
            return Err($crate::SlashArgError::new_command_structure_mismatch("a required argument is missing"));
        }
    };

    // Extract Option<T>
    ($ctx:ident, $interaction:ident, $args:ident => $name:literal: Option<$type:ty $(,)*>) => {
        if let Some(arg) = $args.iter().find(|arg| arg.name == $name) {
            Some($crate::extract_slash_argument!($type, $ctx, $interaction, &arg.value)
                .await?)
        } else {
            None
        }
    };

    // Extract Vec<T> (delegating to Option<T> because slash commands don't support variadic
    // arguments right now)
    ($ctx:ident, $interaction:ident, $args:ident => $name:literal: Vec<$type:ty $(,)*>) => {
        match $crate::_parse_slash!($ctx, $interaction, $args => $name: Option<$type>) {
            Some(value) => vec![value],
            None => vec![],
        }
    };

    // Extract #[flag]
    ($ctx:ident, $interaction:ident, $args:ident => $name:literal: FLAG) => {
        $crate::_parse_slash!($ctx, $interaction, $args => $name: Option<bool>)
            .unwrap_or(false)
    };

    // Extract T
    ($ctx:ident, $interaction:ident, $args:ident => $name:literal: $($type:tt)*) => {
        $crate::_parse_slash!($ctx, $interaction, $args => $name: Option<$($type)*>)
            .ok_or($crate::SlashArgError::new_command_structure_mismatch("a required argument is missing"))?
    };
}

[spare quartz]

what is this

[rustic vine]

$

if I got a dollar for every $ in that

I'd be

still poor, but less poor than before

[timid quartz]

rust macro

[spare quartz]

what does it do

[timid quartz]

Your mom

[spare quartz]

mrowwwwwww

[timid quartz]

https://mastodon.social/@nixCraft/113648457605109060

[spare quartz]

mrowwwwwwwwww

[spare quartz]

wh

why is he named like this

ai slop..

[rustic vine]

which average do you intend on keeping btw? I was thinking about it and im honestly not sure which one would be more correct

[spare quartz]

haven't decided yet

[rustic vine]

maybe a windowed one would be better? I'm not sure how to judge which one would be what I'd expect

I think I'd expect a windowed one but wouldn't notice if it wasn't

so maybe it doesn't matter lol

[lavish dove]

Is that Elon musk

[timid quartz]

@spare quartz https://rust-lang.org

do it

[spare quartz]

nuh uh im doing this rn

[timid quartz]

👎

[spare quartz]

👍

he's turning birtish..

its over..

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[timid quartz]

without having to worry about things like algorithms, tracking, or advertisements

Join us on our discord

[spare quartz]

ble

[wraith scarab]

did some eye tracking programming and settled for an algorithm instead of using ai

because erm i only have raspberry pis and they might die

[rustic vine]

Just wanted to say dB is the most insane unit known to man

I had to touch surface level signal processing and antenna theory for something a while ago

It was hell

People who major in that are insane

[spare quartz]

i love having -80 dB for my internet connection

ialso love having 250 dB for my military sonar

[rustic vine]

dB being log scale does not help

And then there being dBm

dBi

dBd

I wish it was simple 😭

[spare quartz]

its so barely visible

better

[spare quartz]

neat

[spare quartz]

todo

• log event
• cleanup connection pinging event
• log colors
• fix button animations

[full berry]

what's wrong with mit

that's like, the best license for oss

[spare quartz]

also added console autolocking/position saving

[full berry]

adonisne3phosphate

[spare quartz]

yes thats my name hello

[full berry]

❌

[spare quartz]

[phone]

call now!

[full berry]

no

[rustic vine]

commas are weird

[full berry]

❌

[rustic vine]

that prob ends up being

uhhh

1, 3, 4?

[spare quartz]

yeah just needed to be sure

[rustic vine]

yep

weird stuff

fun fact the same happens for typecasts

[spare quartz]

..., ...
turns into
...[1], ...[1...]

[rustic vine]

local t = {1, 2, 3, 4}
local function a(...)
  print(...)
end

a(unpack(t) :: number) -- 1
a(unpack(t) -- 1, 2, 3, 4

what do you think this prints?

[spare quartz]

1 2 3 4

[full berry]

wh

https://cdn.astrohweston.xyz/u/6a0e5354-8668-4723-b31d-9ff34b058ae1.png

[rustic vine]

ha

it doesn't

it prints 1

whereas no typecast prints 1, 2, 3, 4

I was super confused by that behavior a while ago

[spare quartz]

i thought typecasts had no effect on exe

[rustic vine]

I thought so too

but whats actually happening here is

local t = {1, 2, 3, 4}
local function a(...)
  print(...)
end

a((unpack(t)) :: number) -- 1
a(unpack(t) -- 1, 2, 3, 4```

a typecast wraps whats casted around enclosing ( and )

when you do that to a variadic, it returns the first value

[spare quartz]

oh that makes sense

no wonder variadics are weird with types

[rustic vine]

very

[spare quartz]

me

[rich epoch]

since when were you still alive lmao

i thought you moved to telegram

[spare quartz]

i only really speak here

[rich epoch]

ah ok

[timid quartz]

Telegram is cringe

Signal better

[spare quartz]

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/945395000219406416/1312195484533915678/togif.gif

[rich epoch]

LMAO

[timid quartz]

It’s true though

Telegram objectively worse

[spare quartz]

No

[timid quartz]

Yes

[spare quartz]

AAAAAAAA

oops didnt mean to put hose As

[full berry]

doesnt telegram have like

e2ee turned off by defualt

people say it does at least i havent used it in years

[timid quartz]

iirc yes

turned off by default for 1-to-1 dms and no option at all for group dms iirc

[full berry]

what the fuck

[spare quartz]

awke

[timid quartz]

telegram bad

[spare quartz]

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/3Az7-gHqwGs?feature=share

[proud creek]

telegram bad

[spare quartz]

I CANT ESCAPE

[full berry]

[spare quartz]

1868514267554779446

[spare quartz]

@timid quartz https://fixupx.com/MKVRiscy/status/1868705514886140145

(what i meant by don't fly over nj)

[wraith scarab]

i managed to make a simple eye tracker with opencv but it's a bit basic. just uses threshold method with contour areas. gonna try using haar cascades with a mix of threshold/contours @rustic vine

red marker is the x output, only need x axis for this project

but need to make it scale properly to the width of the eyes rather than just using the whole frame, so probs will use haar cascades for defining eye bounds

might make an auto threshold algo if it hasn't got one built in

the white box is the detection area but needs to be a tiny bit bigger

should be less painful anyway once i have fixed lighting conditions

[spare quartz]

thats a weird eye

[wraith scarab]

atp u nerd its just the output after thresholds

thats just my pupil

[timid quartz]

@spare quartz why don’t you go meow on the guard frequency

[spare quartz]

im gonna study rf stuff

[wraith scarab]

study grass

[rustic vine]

lgtm

simple solutions win every time

if thresholding and countouring works then thats what I'd go with

[lavish dove]

I recognize that pupil shape, seeing you soon.

[rustic vine]

after analysis I can conclude those are indeed cubes

[spare quartz]

https://fixupx.com/yawaramin/status/1868780450149548473

[rustic vine]

just don't have accidents

actually the compiler eliminated all of this

👍

oh it uses n later

um

[spare quartz]

just read 4 bytes of uninitialized memory

itll probably be correct

[rustic vine]

TRUE

[spare quartz]

stop making new languages

return to c

[timid quartz]

this doesn't fall through though?

[timid quartz]

oh THAT

yeah

lmfao

[timid quartz]

sorry I thought the ocaml code was faulty

[spare quartz]

yeah 😭

[timid quartz]

ママママジカル＆ミラクル

[spare quartz]

why are you referencing makemon

or that oster song

[timid quartz]

java 👎

[spare quartz]

this isnt java

[timid quartz]

kotlin 👎

[spare quartz]

this isnt kotlin

[timid quartz]

uhhhhh

javascript? 👎

[spare quartz]

this isnt javascript

[timid quartz]

WHAT IS IT

it's nto ada

[spare quartz]

its rust

[timid quartz]

wrong

[spare quartz]

:3

[timid quartz]

rust uses semicolons and self rather than this

[spare quartz]

it's kotlin i just like lying

[timid quartz]

[spare quartz]

about rust though

[timid quartz]

[spare quartz]

earlier i found a minecraft mod using rust

[timid quartz]

based mod

[spare quartz]

https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/mc-mods/curvy-pipes

terrible mod

[timid quartz]

BASED MOD

[spare quartz]

if only i knew how to use jni with ada

[timid quartz]

go through c :3

[spare quartz]

why

WHY ARE YOU REFERENCING THE SONG I CANT SEND HERE DUE TO BABIO

[wraith scarab]

Found a good combo. Haar cascade for detecting eye bounds, and then thresholds/contours for iris, used together to get left/right viewing positions

Green dots are eye X axis bounds

Green rectangle is iris

[spare quartz]

what is this coded in

[wraith scarab]

Red line is an output from an algorithm which takes in averages/curves and shit

[wraith scarab]

die

[spare quartz]

im asking a question

[wraith scarab]

DIE

!!!!!!!!!

because i know you'll YAP

python opencv

[spare quartz]

no i dont care i just wanted to know

[wraith scarab]

oh ok

[spare quartz]

oh cool

[wraith scarab]

because i like python and i know its slow

but its fast enough for me

But yeah I'm making a simple eye tracking program for mechanical eyes for a project

[spare quartz]

fursuit

[wraith scarab]

No

[timid quartz]

Python is also bearable for CV

[spare quartz]

BLLLLLEEEEEEEEEEHHHHHHHHHHHH

PCB DFESIGN

[wraith scarab]

no fucking way you didnt hate on python

[timid quartz]

Bleh Ada

[spare quartz]

adcs are so weird....

[spare quartz]

overriding function Handle_Client (Header : HTTP_Header; State : in out Server_State)

[full berry]

kwim_vomit

[wraith scarab]

die

[full berry]

i can see you love it

https://cdn.astrohweston.xyz/u/f60a8ee1-fe47-4d30-9789-fab4ff3e2707.png

[wraith scarab]

fuckoff.py

yes

[timid quartz]

魔魔魔　マジカル・アンド・ミラクル
この広い世界へ飛び出そう

[spare quartz]

失敗なんて恐れない
思い立ったが吉日でしょ
1・2・3 踏み出せば
はじまるアドベンチャー

[timid quartz]

Oh I didn’t listen to that much of it

[spare quartz]

borringgg

[lavish dove]

Bro this is the best one for all of today

[full berry]

GUH?

https://cdn.astrohweston.xyz/u/4365fea2-59b1-4ffa-b334-1371148d4cc9.png

gotta meet christ himself to use copilot bruh

[spare quartz]

https://fixupx.com/swyx/status/1869288346020954151?s=46

[spare quartz]

GO AWAY!!!!!

[timid quartz]

idk what this guy is yapping about

[spare quartz]

NOT YOU TOO

[timid quartz]

I’ve been using Warp for a while

[spare quartz]

belhehe

you're so gay

[timid quartz]

It’s better than anything else I’ve used tbh

Alacritty and Kitty included

[spare quartz]

what are those??

[timid quartz]

GOOGLE them

Smh

[spare quartz]

WHY

they're so QUEER

[timid quartz]

Cause I’m not explaining

[spare quartz]

good .

i don't know why cmd or powershell isnt good enough to some people though...

[timid quartz]

CAUSE MY LAPTOP IS NOT A WINDOWS MACHINE

[spare quartz]

WHY IS BASH NOT GOOD ENOUGH FOR YOU

[timid quartz]

BASH ISNT-

ughhhhh

You don’t just

Open bash

[spare quartz]

okay then

what ide do you use

[timid quartz]

Ok what if I don’t want to boot up my whole IDE just to use my shell

[spare quartz]

open your systems shell

[timid quartz]

macOS default terminal app is dookie

[spare quartz]

true

is there any features that stick out though

cause like

i dont see much out of a shell other than up/down and typing

bleh coke in bottles suskc,.

[timid quartz]

I think the most useful one is that it like…partitions all the commands you run, so like for every command you run it splits it into its own “block” or whatever

Among the things it lets you do, you can control F the output

And it limits it to that one block

The UI for selecting previous commands with the up arrow is also nice

[spare quartz]

like

cd ../
mkdir gay
cd gay

?

[timid quartz]

Like

——
cd ../
——
mkdir gay
——
cd gay
——

Stupid iPhone emdash

[spare quartz]

OH

and the output is in that block

[timid quartz]

Yeah

So like

——
cat really_long_file.txt
…
…
…
…
——

[spare quartz]

co ol

[timid quartz]

It’s also got tabs

And written in rust

[spare quartz]

every terminal has tabs today

[timid quartz]

And ai goyslop if you want that

[spare quartz]

and i dont care about the rust

but i feel like every console today should have CTRL+F

sucks that they dont!!!

[timid quartz]

It also limits it to a certain block too

So like if you do
——
curl http://api-that-has-long-json-output.com?q=1
{
…
}
——
curl http://api-that-has-long-json-output.com?q=2
{
…
}
——

You can search the outputs independently

[spare quartz]

ANIME GIRLS INM MY AERS RUNNING AWAY FROM SCPS

[timid quartz]

魔魔魔　マジカル・アンド・ミラクル
この広い世界へ飛び出そう

[spare quartz]

\

[spare quartz]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NJhhOTGqfDs

oh mtf spanwed :3

im dead :3

god i need to make my own tts app

the one i use rn takes a minute to open an crashes every few minutes from a segfault

GOD DAMMIT OF COURSE

[timid quartz]

Or what if you made an ada program that launched it for you and maybe kept a pool of a few processes in the background to swap in every time the main one crashes

[spare quartz]

you should work at a multibillion dollar company

[timid quartz]

I WANT TO BUT THEY DONT WANT ME WORKING FOR THEM

[spare quartz]

"rewrite it all in rust!!!"

[spare quartz]

https://godbolt.org/z/GevPGhnYc

holy crap that is freaky

[rustic vine]

what is going on here?

[spare quartz]

not a gcc or C expert but

from, what i can tell

GCC is seeing the int i() typedef during compilation, putting it's code (the for part) into main

the asm/for part is then resolved into a call to puts

and elsewhere is just an empty looping function... somehow

ow crap i just cut myself on a pepsi can

[spare quartz]

"This is fine." >> edi
call puts
ret

how this works is beyond me

[rustic vine]

same, I can guess at kinda what happens but the technicalities are beyond me as well

thats cool though

I assume the unused annotation is so that the entire function doesn't get eliminated

[spare quartz]

C doesn't have execution in the top level right?

[rustic vine]

you mean outside of a function?

no, you can't

[spare quartz]

yeah i just call that top level

[spare quartz]

ah

potential practical use for this odd behavior

[rustic vine]

Yeah, I thought so but I wanted to be sure

That that's what you meant

[lavish dove]

This looks more like a bug than a thing lol

[rustic vine]

Probably UB as all good things are

👍

[spare quartz]

3 billion developers depend on it

ratified as intentional behavior

[rustic vine]

LOL

[lavish dove]

It doesn't even compile in clang lmao

[spare quartz]

eh expected

[lavish dove]

No it ignores that

Complains about the i in the loop function

[spare quartz]

oh

[lavish dove]

And bad use of asm

[spare quartz]

asm in clang probably uses LLVMs format

[lavish dove]

Ya

[lavish dove]

No

It's at&t

[rustic vine]

[spare quartz]

nono like

[lavish dove]

Lol

[spare quartz]

bleh i cant find it

but LLVM has their own format for inline assembly

aside from intel/at&t

[rustic vine]

The intel asm syntax is much nicer to read right? At least I found it so, albeit I rarely touch asm

[spare quartz]

i prefer ATT honestly

[rustic vine]

Huh really

[spare quartz]

yeah i just find it better over intel

not like it matters at the end of the day

[rustic vine]

Yeah, it doesn't, i was just curious what yall thought

[lavish dove]

I mean Intel feels more mathematical and att is more logical and programmer like

Cuz in Intel x = y
Where x becomes y
And att lol

[rustic vine]

I can see that

[lavish dove]

Intel is rust no wonder ATP doesn't like it

[spare quartz]

im gonna kms if i see more gan-llm slop

[lavish dove]

Lmao

[spare quartz]

well NEITHER is ada

so im gonna sit on the fence in that regard

[lavish dove]

Wait have you made an operating system in ada yet

[spare quartz]

i've got 2 simple low level programs

1 real-mode OS and 1 UEFI loader

but neither are actually built beyond just saying hi

[lavish dove]

Uwu

[spare quartz]

if i had the time i'd work on the UEFI loader since its more complete

[lavish dove]

Mine doesn't even say hi yet 😭

[rustic vine]

I can say hi in Javascript does that make me a low level developer 🥺

[spare quartz]

uhhhhh

depends

[lavish dove]

By collegeboard standards you are God tier

[spare quartz]

does your engine have JIT

[rustic vine]

Goat

[rustic vine]

No but it's an inline 6 with vtec

[lavish dove]

You don't just worship the machine God you are the machine God

[rustic vine]

Does that count

[spare quartz]

ehhh good enough promoted to project manager

[rustic vine]

Let's go

[spare quartz]

you'll be paid twice as much as the developers

[rustic vine]

Prompt engineer vs. Webdev

Who wins?

[lavish dove]

Prompt engineer an ai to do the prompt engineering and you evolve

[spare quartz]

if you think about it all of the work is done by the framework each will inevitably use

so React wins

[rustic vine]

Honestly

True

[spare quartz]

avif.

[rustic vine]

Everyone except js frameworks lost

[spare quartz]

honestly i couldn't tell you what one of these actually did

[rustic vine]

Angular 😅

[lavish dove]

They all do the same thing

But in a different way

[spare quartz]

but whats that

[lavish dove]

Make a website

[rustic vine]

I know who lost. Aspx

[spare quartz]

IIS 11 will come out eventually

you have to believe

[rustic vine]

I believe

[lavish dove]

IE 12 will come out eventually and even real feet will tremble from its sheer thingability

[spare quartz]

wait http* 3 is over udp?????

[lavish dove]

Why do it over UDP

[spare quartz]

probably cause its faster or something

[lavish dove]

Well yeah

[spare quartz]

but that means i have to do the thing with the thing and

annoying

[lavish dove]

But that quic thing is probably gonna just do everything that tcp does anyways

[lavish dove]

If using UDP with connections (I'm guessing but I'm already ranting now) is somehow faster then fix tcp instead of making a new layer for things to break

[rustic vine]

udp
look inside
essentially tcp built on udp

[lavish dove]

Designed to obsolete tcp
Then replace tcp instead of making tcp over UDP!?? Rahhh

I feel like everything new in programming just makes things better by making them worse

[spare quartz]

well tbf it also multiplexes connections

multiplexing is the big word

[lavish dove]

Things are already multiplexed though!!!

Make the fucking thing work better even if it's more difficult instead of just building on top of it

I just looked it up they made it faster only because of tcp's header

Not header idk

I looked up it's article on chromium they literally made quic only because tcp would be too difficult to change

"tcp-like over udp" fuck you

tcp but less back and forth over udp, why does it haved to be over udp if your making a new fucking protocol make a new one goddamit

quic literally made me crash out 😭

[spare quartz]

neat

[timid quartz]

Because if they made it over TCP then they’d still have to deal with TCP and QUIC wanted to fix shit about TCP and you can’t do that if you use TCP; UDP does literally nothing more than send a packet from source to destination so it’s more ideal to extend especially if you’re trying to fix shit about TCP

And they didn’t make it a separate protocol that is implemented in the OS because that drastically slows down development time because the protocol gets ossified in the OS

[lavish dove]

bro theres like a billion protocols that dont go over tcp/udp that your os supports

[lavish dove]

and you can also send raw ip packets so

you dont haved to even make it in the operating system

what I was saying is that quic is just making tcp but doesnt do as much as it can to solve the problem that its supposed to solve

they just made tcp over udp for no reason when they have the power to make tcp better than it is now, but would rather not

oof udp doesnt have a handshake thing

but even udp's rfc says

Applications requiring ordered reliable delivery of streams of data should use the Transmission Control Protocol (TCP)
and instead of improving tcp, they make up a tcp that runs over udp

it just sounds crazy to me for them to replace tcp with fixed tcp over udp instead of fixing tcp in the first place

like you haved to do some minor parkour to permanently irrevocably cure your disease (improving / replacing tcp) or you could take a pill that helps with the symptoms (quic)

[spare quartz]

https://areweguiyet.com

[full berry]

hi chat i need help deciding if i should us opengl or vulkan for a project i'm working on, i've used both and know that opengl is super easy but hasn't khr essentially stopped working on it in favor of vulkan?

[spare quartz]

https://community.khronos.org/t/the-future-of-opengl/106317

[full berry]

i've already seen about everything under the sun on vulkan vs opengl but i want other opinions too

[spare quartz]

but hasn't khr essentially stopped working on it in favor of vulkan?

clarifying this point

you don't have many options besides just vulkan

metal exists if you wanna do mac development

and depending on the project you can sidestep a graphics library and just use native ui

[full berry]

yeah, but also gl 4.6 supports fairly modern features and even some rather modern gl features are on a wide variety of gpus
i guess i'm asking mostly in a complex application, i'm fairly certain they both can do it, but which one can do it better?

[spare quartz]

isn't that obvious

it's vulkan

like, what exactly do you want out of your program

modernity, extensibility, performance, compatibility?

[full berry]

it doesn't need to be modern by any standards, but it needs to be able to do most of those
i've seen gl and vulkan do almost the same on some things, with many different people saying different things about each one. i mean even taffo recommended gl, but yeah i'm hearing lots of different opinions

[spare quartz]

well if it doesn't need to be modern and you don't wanna spend 5 weeks making a triangle do opengl i suppose

[full berry]

maybe i should just make my own graphics api 'draw everything()'

[spare quartz]

https://github.com/NVIDIA/open-gpu-kernel-modules

good luck!

wait a second

wow i am REALLY tired to confuse you two

[full berry]

what

[spare quartz]

i thought i was talkking to you this whole time 😭

i only just noticed

[full berry]

LOL

💀💀

[lavish dove]

It's fun and easier than using vulkan lol

[timid quartz]

Still if it’s built into the OS kernel then updates to the protocol can only come when OS kernel updates get released, which are normally on a scheduled cadence, and not everyone may update immediately

[timid quartz]

They still dealt with things that they really wanted to get rid of like handshake delay and head of like blocking, I don’t think it was for no reason at all

And also connection migration

There will be no perfect protocol but QUIC improves on TCP where it aimed to

[timid quartz]

Versus using UDP which is already a known transport protocol by computers, servers, middleboxes, and everything else, so they don’t have to try to get the QUIC protocol into every single damn device like routers which rarely ever update

And then QUIC can just sit in the user space and be rapidly developed

Like one big thing with QUIC that let it get developed and tested so fast is the fact that it’s implemented entirely implemented in userspace, so Google was able to just roll it out to Chrome users when they wanted to start testing it

And could bundle it in Chrome updates (that often apply automatically) to add and fix things

[timid quartz]

You don’t get this benefit to raw IP packets because if you just send raw IP packets then you have to get your transport protocol registered everywhere so middleboxes know what kind of packets they are and end systems know how to demultiplex the packet

[umbral monolith]

@timid quartz

[timid quartz]

Dude gross why are you doing that

That’s just nasty

Do I have to ban you now?

[umbral monolith]

I never did

[timid quartz]

Do that stuff in your own time but don’t show everyone else

[umbral monolith]

smh

[timid quartz]

Ok bill clinton

The evidence is right there

[rustic vine]

camel case computer name might be the worst of all

[umbral monolith]

my hostname is that way because I stylise it as wwise and not Wwise

[lavish dove]

NOOOOOO

[spare quartz]

EWWW SGI

get him banned out of here

[spare quartz]

okay i got good news

i DO NOT have to do 31 assignments per hour*

unfortunately

i HAVE to do 31 assignments per hour because they're threatening to arrest me with truancy again

🙏

[timid quartz]

BRUH

[spare quartz]

got meself a new theme

[proud creek]

😭

[lavish dove]

bruh

[timid quartz]

And if you get arrested you can’t join the military so…

[spare quartz]

yes i can

[timid quartz]

Is truancy not a felony

[spare quartz]

its a "class c misdemeanor"

whatever that means

apparently its equal to these

i dunno how giving a gun to a kid is equal to just not doing school

but

texas

[timid quartz]

Yeah checks out for Texas

Oh did you like your visit from the FCC and FAA over experimenting with ACARS

[spare quartz]

no because i do not have a radio transmitter in my posession yet

and FROM WHAT I CAN TELL

its not going to be easy at all

• have to make an antenna that can rx/tx at 131.55 MHz
• have to amplify the frequency coming out
• have to downscale the frequency coming out
• have to plug it into a ADC
• have to somehow connect that ADC to my computer

if i manage to get all the components required this'll be my first truly embedded project

... and also a GREAT use for ada

ill also need a 2.4 GHz rx/tx antenna for bluetooth stuff cause

my radio card only supports wifi....

[timid quartz]

And the MOMENT you start transmitting on that frequency without authorization, you’re gonna have agents come to your door

[spare quartz]

nuh

depends on the transmission power and its direction

if im just blasting 2.4 GHz/131.55 MHz over my neighborhood then yes duh

if its directional and/or low power then i'll be fine

RF stuff is gonna be a pain to learn though

[timid quartz]

Direct it at an aircraft and send them a :3

[spare quartz]

maybe..

i would suggest pointing it at an airport but

[timid quartz]

https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/1177476400308047932/1190788140357656596/caption.gif?ex=6765f3e0&is=6764a260&hm=ac95b75477a6195f23af34afa95a001c9ae1ae0953be37abe816523b9b91573e&

[spare quartz]

i'd need a radio towers worth of power to send it to the SA airport and would get arrested for pirating

so

[timid quartz]

Just uh, get within a few miles

[spare quartz]

with my entire computer???

[timid quartz]

Yeah

[spare quartz]

...maybe with a pi

my computer isn't exactly mobile

[timid quartz]

Anything’s mobile if you want it to be

[spare quartz]

okay yeah but you'd need like

a 4 person team

[timid quartz]

Also ew IntelliJ

At least use nano

[spare quartz]

ew

i fixed about 2,000 problems in the project

[timid quartz]

ame

What project

[spare quartz]

breadmod

what else do i work on in kotlin that anyone here knows of

[timid quartz]

ame

[spare quartz]

you should keep coding in ada

[timid quartz]

no

You should code in Rust

[spare quartz]

no

no reason to

[timid quartz]

Same with Ada for me

[spare quartz]

there is always a reason to use ada

rewrite it all :3

yooo

[timid quartz]

And there’s always a reason to use Rust

Rewrite it all :3

[spare quartz]

im racist.

[timid quartz]

congrats

[spare quartz]

no

[timid quartz]

Use Rust and maybe you’ll get verified

[spare quartz]

mrowwwwwwwwwwwwww

what is verified..

[timid quartz]

A role

[spare quartz]

do it matter

[timid quartz]

No but you get a checkmark

Internet clout

[spare quartz]

boooooooringgggggggngngngn

[timid quartz]

No check mark for you then

Until you use rust

[spare quartz]

no check mark for YOU then

[proud creek]

x premium blue check

[wraith scarab]

i have the role for some reason

[full berry]

please dont tell me you paid fir this

[spare quartz]

i have no money

?

[full berry]

what

you are rich

[spare quartz]

poorest programmer here

[wraith scarab]

atp ur literally buying anime maid outfits

[spare quartz]

i was joking

[wraith scarab]

mmmmm suree

[spare quartz]

but if i had the money i would

[spare quartz]

防衛省！？一体何をして....

[timid quartz]

you wish

[spare quartz]

DO YOU PLAY TF2

[timid quartz]

no

very rarely

[spare quartz]

aw .

well i was gonna say

https://www.teamfortress.com/tf07_thedayshavewornaway

THE 7TH COMIC IS OUTTTTTTTTTTTT

[timid quartz]

https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/856172899076538438/1319802629945299024/image0.jpg?ex=6767497b&is=6765f7fb&hm=85e9b5f2d32f9eb3cfcef739558eed467f7d802bc40111021454fd5e40984862&

[spare quartz]

its not vendor lock in if its a standard

:3

[rustic vine]

its not vendor lock in if the vendor is significantly better than the competition

[timid quartz]

It’s not vendor lock in if you can’t choose the implementation you run and all of the implementations (which might only be just one) are proprietary

Oh wait that is vendor lock in

[rustic vine]

no no, we gotta name that something else

vendor lock in has a bad rep

vendor... support?

👍

[timid quartz]

And don’t say coreboot or libreboot because those only work on like 2 devices and you have a 75% chance of bricking whatever device you install it on

[spare quartz]

marrrrrowwwwwwwwww!!!!

anyways i dont see the bad rep in uefi

aside from it being controlled by Big Tech

[rustic vine]

a lot of things are controlled by big tech I think

uefi is prob the last

on the list that I would care about

missing the spar bar

OMG

space

[spare quartz]

not like it matters unless they add like

gemini into loading 💀

[rustic vine]

don't worry thats shipping tomorrow

[spare quartz]

chatgpt please set my computer into the S2 power state

[rustic vine]

github added a ask copilot bar at the top of the homepage

prompt engineers are rejoicing

some others are exploding

[spare quartz]

i think llms are a great tool but like

rn they're literally just shareholder slop

[rustic vine]

also on this point, I don't like vendor lock in but when the alternative is to use an objectively worse product I will take the better product any day of the week

have experienced this many times over

[spare quartz]

i was thinking the same when it came to choosing a physics engine

[rustic vine]

imma be real with u I asked chatgpt a coding question yesterday

lowest point of my life

wait

can I ask here

[spare quartz]

sure

[rustic vine]

I literally could not find

a single stack overflow

or anything

on this

and then chatgpt gave me a non working example code

[rustic vine]

so basically I have a time in seconds, and I want to display this number to the user in a nice way, but I can't make any assumptions about the magnitude of the number and thus can't pick a "good" unit to display it in ahead of time. I didn't think too hard on it but couldn't think of a good way to find the "best" unit of time (i.e. ms, us, s, min, hour, etc..) to display it in

I think my main problem with not being able to find any answers by searching is I couldn't formulate it into a very clear question

[spare quartz]

are you allowed to change the unit dynamically?

[rustic vine]

well it'll be stored as the base unit always

in this case say seconds

I just want to convert to the "best" unit when displaying it, idk how to define "best" but 0.0000000001 seconds isn't very useful, nor is 10000000000000000 ms

[spare quartz]

i'd just say like

hold omm n

[timid quartz]

[spare quartz]

for time UNDER 1 second, use a conventional metric conversion system like this

otherwise, for times over a second, use an algorithm that goes like
minutes: s > 60? s / 60
hours: s > 3600? s / 3600
...

[rustic vine]

why is this so complicated 😭

[timid quartz]

KOTLIN 👎👎👎🤮🤮🤮

[rustic vine]

😨

I only got 1 number

what do I do LOL

[spare quartz]

handles a lot of conversions in different styles

[spare quartz]

you use this function

val (truncatedNumber, unit) = formatNumber(n)

[rustic vine]

whats unitOffset and unitMax

[spare quartz]

if your time was in something like ms, formatNumber(n, -1)

unitMax is the "wraparound" threshold, so like

[rustic vine]

oh offset is the power of ten from the base unit?

[spare quartz]

1kg = 1000g

[rustic vine]

I don't get the wraparound

why do I need that

theres more units between kg and g

[spare quartz]

there is yeah

for 99% of cases you could just drop it though

[rustic vine]

so why is it a default of 1000?

like what does that actually affect

[timid quartz]

what is this for

[spare quartz]

1ku = {unitMax}u

[spare quartz]

formatting numbers in our mod

[spare quartz]

default is 1000, so e.g. for grams #1264496483957346346 message

[rustic vine]

huh. doesn't the unitOffset already tell you the unitMax?

[spare quartz]

oops one message off

[rustic vine]

unless im understanding unitOffset wrong

[rustic vine]

is it not this?

[spare quartz]

if you had a unitMax of 1000 then that would be correct, but otherwise it's just the offset in the unit symbols list

[timid quartz]

imagine not being able to just do format!("{the_number}"); smh

[spare quartz]

by default it has a starting index of 8 ("")

if your raw value was in millis, then you'd send -1, and the starting index would be at "m"

formatNumber(1000, -1) = 1 u
formatNumber(1, -1) = 1 mu

[rustic vine]

oh unitOffset matters when you don't pass in a number in the base unit

[spare quartz]

yes

[rustic vine]

ok

I'll take a peek again at what I ended up with

I think I just slapped ms on it and called it a day

[spare quartz]

there is a few units were missing like deci/hecta or whatever

but those are weird so we just ignore them

[timid quartz]

what kind of formatting does this even do

[rustic vine]

agreed

[spare quartz]

for arguments "1000"
truncatedNumber = 1
unit = k

[timid quartz]

just format!("{the_number}{unit}");

so ez

[spare quartz]

$truncatedNumber$unit

[rustic vine]

the problem isn't formatting

its picking the right unit to format in

[timid quartz]

mm ic

[rustic vine]

yeah cause 0.00000000000000000001 seconds isn't terribly helpful

but I can't just convert to a specific unit ahead of time

because I don't/can't make assumptions about the magnitude of the number (in the base unit)

[timid quartz]

wdym you can’t convert that in your head

smh

[spare quartz]

https://tenor.com/view/the-jonklers-wrestling-ring-jonkler-joker-batman-gif-1754326297961282708

[rustic vine]

unfortunately I can't, maybe if I was a math major

[spare quartz]

2

wait no the InitialWait isnt applicable for this script

(p.s. i hate people who attach heartbeat events to make second-by-second clocks)

[lavish dove]

The officially curated dev tools things are dogshit
It literally straightup didn't work when it was new
It's less standardized (motherboards changing functions behavior so they actually work) than bios somehow
And it has a ton of security issues that bios didn't have
It wastes disc space and makes it so a drive can only boot one thing natively at a time

[spare quartz]

the IC on the right looks so cute next to the one on the left

(bluetooth IC/sub GHz IC)

[timid quartz]

@spare quartz https://mastodon.online/@nikitonsky/113691789641950263

[spare quartz]

sent to coedv

[spare quartz]

they're allll in chineseeeeeeeeee 😭

[spare quartz]

no clue what im doing

[spare quartz]

2

[pallid loom]

what are you trying

[lavish dove]

It looks like a computer

[pallid loom]

it's something related to an esp but I'm unsure if he's just looking at schematics or actually making his own pcv

pcb

[spare quartz]

making pcb for 100-500 mhz radio

[pallid loom]

what for if I may ask

[spare quartz]

the transceiver is out of shot

[spare quartz]

ACARS

[pallid loom]

right.

okay I thought it was something more standard

[spare quartz]

like what

[pallid loom]

LoRa or some shit

not a system for aircraft Comms computers

[spare quartz]

I mean maybe

this is again my first time making something actually embedded

so the first program on that ESP32 is just gonna be like, sending a string of text over a random frequency and getting it on another end

[pallid loom]

some tips about designing a PCB for an esp32

put the esp all the way to an edge incase you ever want to use WiFi/bt

you don't need a seperate usb to serial like the Arduino does - usb pins do it just fine

[spare quartz]

oh yeah I have the PCB design manual on hand

[pallid loom]

for voltage regulation it's advised to use 3.3v but 3.7 is also acceptable

ah, okay

[spare quartz]

voltage reg is between the USB-C on the right and the ESP32 on the left

[pallid loom]

you're stepping down 5V to 3V

[spare quartz]

Unsure how good it is, but it should limit the 5V coming off the USB lines to 3.3V, with overvoltage** protection up to 200V

[pallid loom]

also, depends on how long you'll use it for, but make sure the regulator is cooled properly

amateur mistake that lots of people do

[spare quartz]

got it

[pallid loom]

and is it SMD or THD

[spare quartz]

all components on the schematic are SMD

[pallid loom]

we should move to #1267583072728121384 if you wanna continue chat btw so we don't clog this up

[rustic vine]

figured I'd revisit the moving average stuff from a while ago now that I have a real use for it, these results are kinda interesting

the top is backed by a circular buffer/queue

the bottom is backed by just a normal array, which is table.moved to shift it down to keep constant size

makes sense that the table.move gets much slower as the sample size goes up

wonder why the circular buffer backed one is slow everywhere else though

will look into it tomorrow lol its too late

[spare quartz]

is table.move just a nice wrapper over memcpy or just a loop

[rustic vine]

its a memcpy yea

[spare quartz]

ah

[rustic vine]

maybe lied about that, I don't think its as simple as just a memcpy for lua, see here

[spare quartz]

no. way.

[rustic vine]

lgtm ✅

tests failing turn off tests

merge to master

push to prod

make sure you do it on a friday afternoon at 5 too

forgot to mention that

christmas eve even better

[spare quartz]

wait naw

you need customer approval first sorry

[rustic vine]

tragic

customer is always right

thats how it works

good thing I don't need to listen to customers

they sound awful

[spare quartz]

the myth of "consenual push to main"
Developer: I consent!
Project Manager: I consent!
Customer: I don't!

isn't there someone you forgot to ask?

[rustic vine]

forgot to ask your load balancer if it can take another push to main on a friday afternoon at peak load

[spare quartz]

oh yeah i now wholeheartedly believe rebase is the way to being saved by jesus christ

merge is a sin created by Big VCS

[rustic vine]

rebase is the way forward

fast forward is good too when it can be used

(essentially simple rebase)

[timid quartz]

Squash and merge >:)

[full berry]

only acceptable in PRs

[umbral monolith]

so is "lgtm" for 60k changes worth of commits

[full berry]

correct

[spare quartz]

unironically yes

(we pushed model files once, it was like 100k lines)

[lavish dove]

dont use cuda

opencl is literally easier to use

and works on everything

and cuda forces you to use microsoft bloatware too 💀

gpu compute on nvidia is just really siht

and using cuda will make itw orse

I remember I finally got opencl working on my new nvidia laptop and it ran slower than my amd igpu on the same computer

supicious that my program runs on everything except nvidia and it uses opencl....

[snow oak]

Ubuntu

If you’re gonna get Ubuntu then get mint

[rustic vine]

made the one backed by a circular buffer a little faster

[spare quartz]

what’s the script

[spare quartz]

merry christmas IDIOTS

[spare quartz]

what .

[rustic vine]

--!native
--!optimize 2
local circularbuffer = require("./../../datastructures/circularbuffer/circularbuffer")

type Map<K, V> = {[K]: V}
type Array<T> = {[number]: T}

type CircularQueue = circularbuffer.CircularBuffer<number>
export type MovingAverage = {
    _average: number,
    _samples: number,
    _n: number,
    _initial_sum: number,
    _window: CircularQueue,

    compute: (self: MovingAverage, n: number?) -> number,
}

local function next_avg(n: number, prev_avg: number, last_n: number, next_n: number): number
    return prev_avg + ((next_n - last_n) / n)
end

local function compute(self: MovingAverage, num: number?): number
    local average = self._average
    if not num then
        return average
    end

    local n = self._n
    local samples = self._samples
    local window = self._window
    local window_buf = window.buf
    if n < samples then
        local next_n = n + 1
        self._n = next_n

        window:add(num)

        local next_sum = self._initial_sum + num
        self._initial_sum = next_sum

        local next_average = next_sum / next_n
        self._average = next_average
        return next_average
    else
        local next_average = next_avg(samples, average, window_buf[window.tail], num)
        self._average = next_average

        window:add(num)

        return next_average
    end
end

return function(samples: number): MovingAverage
    local average: MovingAverage = {
        _samples = samples,
        _average = 0,
        _n = 0,
        _initial_sum = 0,
        _window = circularbuffer(samples),

        compute = compute
    }

    return average
end```

[rustic vine]

It wasn't formatted

😅

[spare quartz]

: thumbs_up :

[rustic vine]

--!native
--!optimize 2

type Map<K, V> = {[K]: V}
type Array<T> = {[number]: T}

export type CircularBuffer<T> = {
    head: number,
    tail: number,

    size: number,
    capacity: number,
    buf: Array<T>,

    add: (self: CircularBuffer<T>, k: T) -> (),
    remove: (self: CircularBuffer<T>) -> T,
    clear: (self: CircularBuffer<T>) -> (),
    iter: (self: CircularBuffer<T>) -> (() -> (number, T))
}

local function add<T>(self: CircularBuffer<T>, k: T)
    local head = self.head
    local tail = self.tail
    local size = self.size
    local capacity = self.capacity

    if tail >= head and size == capacity then
        self.head = (head % capacity) + 1
    else
        self.size += 1
    end

    local n = (tail % capacity) + 1
    self.buf[tail] = k
    self.tail = n
end

local function remove<T>(self: CircularBuffer<T>): T
    if self.size <= 0 then
        error("cannot remove from empty queue!")
    end

    local head = self.head
    local k = self.buf[head]

    self.buf[head] = nil
    self.head = (head % self.capacity) + 1
    self.size -= 1

    return k
end

local function clear<T>(self: CircularBuffer<T>)
    self.head = 1
    self.tail = 1
    self.size = 0
end

local function iter<T>(self: CircularBuffer<T>): () -> (number, T)
    local arr = self.buf
    local tail = if self.tail - 1 <= 0 then self.capacity + 1 else self.tail
    local i = self.head - 1
    return function()
        i += 1

        if i < tail then
            return i, arr[i]
        else
            return nil :: any, nil :: any
        end
    end
end

return function<T>(capacity: number): CircularBuffer<T>
    local queue: CircularBuffer<T> = {
        head = 1,
        tail = 1,

        size = 0,
        capacity = capacity,
        buf = table.create(capacity, false) :: any,

        add = add,
        remove = remove,
        clear = clear,
        iter = iter,
    }

    return queue
end```

For the CircularBuffer impl

[spare quartz]

does roblox properly warn when using dot notation on these functions yet

i know there was a time when

function A:B(c)
A.B(c)

properly warned

but not

function B(self, c)
A.B = B
A.B(c)

[rustic vine]

Why would it? You can always do buf.iter(buf, ...)

[spare quartz]

no like

omitting the self argument

[rustic vine]

buf:iter(...) is just shorthand for that

[rustic vine]

Oh yea. If you do buf.iter() that warns

[spare quartz]

okay i just wanted to make sure of that

cause early on in luau calling self functions with a dot was pretty weird

[rustic vine]

Rust at home

[spare quartz]

;(if A then FunctionA else FunctionB)(...) my beloved

[rustic vine]

If it works it works

Should typecheck fine

[spare quartz]

nah that isnt even a "if it works it works" thats just the correct way to write code

[rustic vine]

LOL yea

[rustic vine]

Surprisingly using an actual buffer to back the circular buffer was slower than just using an array like here

[burnt locust]

What is bro doing 💀

[timid quartz]

It’s println!(x) tyvm

[spare quartz]

I noticed that too

[timid quartz]

Also unnecessary mut

[spare quartz]

I dunno if the preprocessor supports characters like ! Though

[timid quartz]

Oh ALSO it has a return 0; but the function signature has no -> u32

Like yes #define fn int but

If you’re REALLY trying to imitate rust

[lavish dove]

what

[spare quartz]

pay $500 per week to keep the job

👍

[lavish dove]

give us your entire paycheck to keep the job

im not even gonna quit im just not showing up

[lavish dove]

UNPAID

NAWWW

[lavish dove]

when we getting universal basic income this finna be normal 💀

[spare quartz]

おまねこ君

[wraith scarab]

yippity yap

[spare quartz]

https://tenor.com/view/chef-skinner-suprised-speeded-up-ratatouille-version2-gif-20704217

[timid quartz]

おまねこは男の子？

[spare quartz]

はい

bleh

[timid quartz]

女の子だと思っていたけど

[timid quartz]

I wonder

local test = "hello"

Better formatting than iOS but no highlighting

[burnt locust]

うちの猫は男の子なんですが、猫を飼っていますか？

[timid quartz]

はい、猫を飼いますが、「おまねこ」と呼ぶJASDFのマスコットについて喋っていましたよ。

[burnt locust]

ああ、悪い、私の日本語はあまり上手ではありません。

[timid quartz]

なるほど

今、日本語を勉強しているんですか？

[burnt locust]

はい、そうです

[timid quartz]

一人で勉強していますか？

[burnt locust]

Yes I am

(I couldnt say some of that in japanese so)

I just simplified my sentence in english

[timid quartz]

You could just say はい(、そうです)

[burnt locust]

ah

[spare quartz]

Ouggghh

Eating so much candy

[timid quartz]

日本語はたぶん一番難しい言語なんですから、頑張ってくださいね。

[spare quartz]

腹痛があります :<<<

[timid quartz]

Also a comment, you’re communicating mostly in polite form (ます), but then you use “悪い” as a way of saying “my bad” which is way less informal

Generally not a good idea to mix formalities like that

すみません would work fine while maintaining the formality

Or even わかりました

[burnt locust]

Yeah I'm not too good at japanese

With the formal and informal

[burnt locust]

英語は実際はもっと難しい

[spare quartz]

hey Aera since you’re here…

Do you know why Japanese comments have wwwwww a lot in them

[burnt locust]

Ok I used translate for this sentence and what the hell💀

[burnt locust]

It's just their language

Like we have vowels

[timid quartz]

wwwww is “lol”
w is short for 笑(わら) which is the kanji for laughing

[spare quartz]

Naw it’s like their form of laughter digitally

Like in Spanish it’d be jajajaja

[burnt locust]

OH

[spare quartz]

That makes sense

[burnt locust]

That's what you mean

I'm also learning german

Which is easier to learn if you already know English

[timid quartz]

Yeah there’s a double は there which isn’t grammatically correct

[burnt locust]

Translate is not ideal for sentences

It's normally for translating other languages TO English and for singular words

[timid quartz]

The fix is easy though

[burnt locust]

True

[timid quartz]

実際に instead of 実際は

[burnt locust]

Ah

Yeah

[timid quartz]

今度そんなに食べないで

バカ猫

[burnt locust]

LOL

[spare quartz]

Hold on lemme try smth

[timid quartz]

Well generally things ending in the longer forms like ます and です are more formal and you generally want to stick with one when using Japanese

Which one you choose can vary by person but

[burnt locust]

Yeah my Japanese is like I've been smoking for 3 days straight and have just learnt the language 💀

[timid quartz]

There are some grammar structures that take exclusively the plain (informal) form no matter what formality you’re going for, but then the formality is normally expressed elsewhere

[burnt locust]

Ah ok

You're teaching me more than my teacher from last year 💀

[timid quartz]

Oh so you did take a class?

Guessing you took a class but are now self-studying

Tbf I’ve been taking classes for about 2.5 years in college and I’m only now at this level of understanding which honestly isn’t that high

[spare quartz]

でもピンク Nerds が私の愛用!!!!!!!

1. Dissecting sentences is so hard on phone
2. Typing Japanese is also so hard on phone

[burnt locust]

Yup

I had classes in school

I got straight A+ most years

[timid quartz]

Maybe would have also typed “nerds” in katakana idk

That’s…fairly correct though

[spare quartz]

Didn’t know the right way to write it out since it’s a product

But yay!!

Aw crap I lost my glassses

okaty back on cpn wo

[timid quartz]

You could have probably omitted the 私の

Because it’s kinda implied

I also think that the two-kanji words (like 愛用) are a little more formal than non two-kanji words so you could have said like

[burnt locust]

I use duolingo ngl 💀

[timid quartz]

でもピンクNerdsが大好き!!!

[spare quartz]

isn't there a japanese !

[timid quartz]

Yes

[spare quartz]

i tried finding it on jisho but only exictement came up

[timid quartz]

And to take it even further you could have used んだ which kinda adds like an “explanatory” tone to your message, so like the meaning would be “(it’s because) I really like pink Nerds!!!” or “but I really like pink Nerds!!!” alllmost kinda whiny maybe

[rustic vine]

aren't there 3 different styles or writing or something in japanese

or whatever you're meant to call it

[timid quartz]

Three different character sets yes

[rustic vine]

yeah that

why is that

is there a particular reason

sounds like it makes things complicated

[timid quartz]

So でもピンクNerdsが大好きなんだ!!!!

[timid quartz]

Yes

[burnt locust]

Kanji, Hiragana, Romaji

[timid quartz]

Incorrect

Let me type

[rustic vine]

LOL

[burnt locust]

Really?

Dang 💀

[spare quartz]

hey harry can you help me translate