💽Programming Chat v2

[full berry]

i dont see a reality in which notepad is anything other than an editor (editor != ide)

[rustic vine]

rustrover

actually

I lied

vsc is good too

I don't use rust don't take my word for it find something you like

I just be forwarding info from other people

oh interesting, thats neat

I imagine patterns from cpp don't really carry over though

probably makes using them a little

unconventional

[spare quartz]

(Full) C++ support isn’t mandated by the specification

GNAT does allow its convention though

[rustic vine]

huh

[spare quartz]

https://www.adaic.org/resources/add_content/standards/05aarm/html/AA-B-3.html

but hey

we beat rust to supporting C well 19 years early

Actually I wonder how linking to stuff like a steam.dll will work

[timid quartz]

you also existed a solid 30 years earlier

[spare quartz]

True…

[timid quartz]

true*

what are you Python

[spare quartz]

I’m gonna need to figure out how to achieve conditional compilation

Since uhh

Linux linker do not like windows function

[timid quartz]

rust has that :33

[spare quartz]

https://gcc.gnu.org/onlinedocs/gnat_ugn/Modeling-Conditional-Compilation-in-Ada.html

we do too bub

I just don’t know how to use it yet

Ugh my cat is so stupid

[timid quartz]

yeah you are stupid

[spare quartz]

NO

[timid quartz]

well if your lang and tooling had like...actual decent docs

[spare quartz]

we dooooo 😭

it’s the Ada/GNAT RM

[timid quartz]

then just uh

read the conditional compilation stuff

[spare quartz]

what do you think im doing!!

[timid quartz]

if your docs were decent you'd have learned smh

[spare quartz]

Okay well

Your docs are like… arcane

[rustic vine]

god I hate that

at least its not 1 based indexes

[timid quartz]

nuh uh

seems that Ada has a preprocessor

[spare quartz]

We don’t

[timid quartz]

https://gcc.gnu.org/onlinedocs/gnat_ugn/Preprocessing.html

mhm

right

ok

[spare quartz]

Legacy

[timid quartz]

ur mom

[spare quartz]

literally states that it’s GNAT only and it’s for legacy transition

ugh… go back to being a CRAB with safety issues

[timid quartz]

there's nothing as permanent as a temporary fix

[spare quartz]

Well I mean tbf

We also don’t have the type of updates you guys get where the devs can make it whenever they want

Ada has to go through a ton of standardization before an update can be made

That’s why the average time between updates is… a decade

💀

[timid quartz]

well yeah because we're not a standard

smh

[spare quartz]

I hope you become one!!!

Then rust 1 can never release

Mwhahahhaha

Woahhhh what

is separate;

reminds me of kotlins expect

[timid quartz]

mfw rust 1 has already released

[spare quartz]

WHEN

[timid quartz]

bro

rust stable is 1.83.0

[spare quartz]

😭 😭

I don’t pay attention to it okay,,,,

[spare quartz]

Very cool

[timid quartz]

#[cfg(target_os = "windows")]
// ...
#[cfg(target_os = "linux")]
// ...

ez pz

[spare quartz]

procedure Insert is separate;

ez pz

One thing I dislike is how Ada doesn’t just have like

Reliable OS detection built in

(Programmatically)

Sure you could just use an alternative unit but like, if you don’t wanna, you gotta do like case System.Directory_Separator is …

Or read an env variable

[timid quartz]

L

[spare quartz]

you

[timid quartz]

Just use better labels smh

[spare quartz]

mrow

[lavish dove]

coudlve been fix in th time it took them to write that error message lol

[spare quartz]

its an LLVM bug

the error mesage is a workaround until LLVM fixes it

[lavish dove]

ya

fucking llvm

no wonder zig is filing for divorce

[spare quartz]

time to find out why this is erroring

GetLastError isnt giving me a code weirdly enough

[timid quartz]

What are you making in Rust anyways

[spare quartz]

your CLASS reader

[timid quartz]

Ah

[spare quartz]

but i wanna make a window through the win32 api first

[timid quartz]

Why are you using inline assembly...

oh

[spare quartz]

?

oh that

i just got it from twitter

some post about rust error dx

ada 🙏

[timid quartz]

oh ic

The error dx is quite good isn't it

[spare quartz]

its OK...

[timid quartz]

mhm right name one lang with better error dx

[spare quartz]

aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaada

: 3

[timid quartz]

Nah that dx is kinda bad

[spare quartz]

:<

[timid quartz]

And if you get a runtime error it's worse

[spare quartz]

naw

our runtime errors are descriptive *

mmmmm i wanna look into our exception restirction pragmas more

pragma Restriction (No_Exception_Propagation) is interesting

[timid quartz]

Show an example

[timid quartz]

Mmmm nah

[spare quartz]

yah..

show your runtime errors

[timid quartz]

uhh lemme just

[spare quartz]

i love b__ files

[timid quartz]

use std::fs::File;
use std::io::prelude::*;

fn main() -> std::io::Result<()> {
    let _file = File::open("nonexistent.txt")?;
    Ok(())
}

[spare quartz]

Error: Os { code: 2, kind: NotFound, message: "No such file or directory" }

[spare quartz]

idk i kinda find this one better

[timid quartz]

actually hold on

if I change the ? to .unwrap()

thread 'main' panicked at src/main.rs:5:47:
called `Result::unwrap()` on an `Err` value: Os { code: 2, kind: NotFound, message: "No such file or directory" }
note: run with `RUST_BACKTRACE=1` environment variable to display a backtrace

[spare quartz]

thread 'main' panicked at src/main.rs:5:47:
called `Result::unwrap()` on an `Err` value: Os { code: 2, kind: NotFound, message: "No such file or directory" }
stack backtrace:
   0: rust_begin_unwind
             at /rustc/90b35a6239c3d8bdabc530a6a0816f7ff89a0aaf/library/std/src/panicking.rs:665:5
   1: core::panicking::panic_fmt
             at /rustc/90b35a6239c3d8bdabc530a6a0816f7ff89a0aaf/library/core/src/panicking.rs:74:14
   2: core::result::unwrap_failed
             at /rustc/90b35a6239c3d8bdabc530a6a0816f7ff89a0aaf/library/core/src/result.rs:1700:5
   3: core::result::Result<T,E>::unwrap
             at ./.rustup/toolchains/stable-x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu/lib/rustlib/src/rust/library/core/src/result.rs:1104:23
   4: playground::main
             at ./src/main.rs:5:17
   5: core::ops::function::FnOnce::call_once
             at ./.rustup/toolchains/stable-x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu/lib/rustlib/src/rust/library/core/src/ops/function.rs:250:5
note: Some details are omitted, run with `RUST_BACKTRACE=full` for a verbose backtrace.

[timid quartz]

yeah and like

you don't need the entire trace normally

so you can just turn it on if you want it

[spare quartz]

does it show backtrace in DLL files

[timid quartz]

idfk

[spare quartz]

wondering

:d_class_sad:

[timid quartz]

in this, where the error happened in your code is more hidden

like you have to read it to find it

vs with rust it's up at the top

[spare quartz]

wdym you have to find it

except for the ??? and b__ traces (which are due to the underlying library being compiled for prod) its at the top

[timid quartz]

yeah but there's still the ??? and b__ traces

and your code is in the middle of it

[spare quartz]

still appears at the top half

[timid quartz]

still gotta read more than the top line

[spare quartz]

okay well

your trace is 5 down

[timid quartz]

okbut

at the very top

thread 'main' panicked at src/main.rs:5:47:

[spare quartz]

fair...

lemme trigger an ALR error and see what that looks like

[timid quartz]

ripperoni

[spare quartz]

okay here

[spare quartz]

built with profiles=*=development

[timid quartz]

man I wish phones didn't switch to esim otherwise I could pop the sim out of my iPhone and put it in my pixel

[spare quartz]

thx for reminding me

i need to buy a sim holder to interface with my pico

[spare quartz]

omg

it actually gave an error code

probably need pragma Volatile or something since an opt is probably interfering

[timid quartz]

Uses ada
Looks inside
CRT

[spare quartz]

well i mean

how else do you start an app (in windows)

[timid quartz]

art0

[spare quartz]

even the most barebones application will interface with mainCRTStartup

?

[timid quartz]

ada runtime 0

(I made it up)

[spare quartz]

(the trace even tells you that the kernel is calling that, not ada)

[spare quartz]

that exists but its called ada_init instead

[rustic vine]

oh just try catch everything

you can't have a runtime error that way

[spare quartz]

we have a pragma for that

[rustic vine]

no error no problems

[spare quartz]

No_Exception_Propagation

[rustic vine]

👍

lgtm

[spare quartz]

(used mainly for systems who dont support unwinding and such)

iirc theres also just

a pragma for no exceptions at all

Exception-related restriction:
12/5
No_Exceptions
Raise_statements and exception_handlers are not allowed. No language-defined runtime checks are generated; however, a runtime check performed automatically by the hardware is permitted. The callable entity associated with a procedural_iterator (see 5.5.3) is considered to not allow exit, independent of the value of its Allows_Exit aspect.

Immediate_Reclamation looks interesting

[timid quartz]

This ain't JavaScript lmfao

[spare quartz]

ughgh

why are you erroringgg

[timid quartz]

Calling C(++) code be like

[spare quartz]

like i dont get it

how does the class register fine

but the window just goes nope

[timid quartz]

Have you considered that the computer hates you

[spare quartz]

im gonna make this return the error string though

[spare quartz]

better than using C.....

[timid quartz]

Have you tried using a library

[spare quartz]

like what

[timid quartz]

idk what ada has

rust has libraries but you're not using rust

[spare quartz]

first thought is gtk but i dont wanna use gtk

:<

big

[timid quartz]

Perhaps your records are not in the correct endianness

[spare quartz]

no they def are

if they weren't, Structure_Size/Window_Procedure/Menu_Resource_Name would be incorrect

and i'd get an incorrect parameter error

hope this works

oops

Buffer should actually be Buffer_Pointer : System.Storage_Elements.Integer_Address; since it's overwritten to a ptr

OHHHHHH

NO WONDER LD WAS THROWING A FIT

awesome

[spare quartz]

this is probably really bad but i dont care

[timid quartz]

Hehehehe Buffer_Size is an input parameter

Buffer overflow!!

[spare quartz]

not quite

Format_Message will allocate a buffer for us, it's internal Buffer_Size is the minimum size for that

OUR buffer_size is then set from the output of Format_Message used to determine the length of Error_String so we know how much to read off from To_Address(Buffer_Pointer)

the error string has an extra \n\0 which we ignore by subtracting 2

i know what im doing surprisingly enouggh!!!

NOT CAP

[timid quartz]

https://tenor.com/view/fact-check-kellanrockssoccer-gif-2569170256995872124

[spare quartz]

smh go play with your rust libs which do ALL the work for you

lazy

[burnt locust]

Bet

[spare quartz]

okay so it IS calling the CB

probably why its erroring

[spare quartz]

oh yeah

[spare quartz]

okay, the program executed everything perfectly

i just didnt process CONFIRM_CREATION/NCCREATE

there we go

:3

\

oh yight

[timid quartz]

print(f"It’s {input('What day is it?')}!")

ez

[spare quartz]

it's 01/03/2025

mmmmmm okay how much do i wanna overwork this

[timid quartz]

smh ok

[spare quartz]

• glorified echo
• parse date too

[timid quartz]

Just write a giant if-else

[spare quartz]

NO

such a good dev

[timid quartz]

set -e

[rustic vine]

import datetime

[spare quartz]

if alr build fails it terminates the entire line

i have another line which has gnatformat before alr build but it takes SO long to run

ewww accessibility

[timid quartz]

rustfmt :3

[spare quartz]

suboptimal.

so many events

there

actually

im in Ada_2022

can just use Enum_Val

YOOOOOOOOO

BEST WINDOW EVER

[timid quartz]

wind ow

[timid quartz]

https://github.com/emilk/egui

[spare quartz]

mrrp?

progress

huh

oh thats new

[timid quartz]

So much for your 30+ year old compiler being stable

[spare quartz]

i mean

it detected the bug did it not

the faulting line as an Ada 2022 feature of []

so i just made a uint

p.s.

https://gcc.gnu.org/bugzilla/buglist.cgi?bug_status=__open__&no_redirect=1&order=Importance&query_format=specific

gcc has a LOT of bugs

[timid quartz]

I believe it

It is written in C after all

[spare quartz]

tbf

everyone has bugs

[lavish dove]

average

(every rust bug is llvm bug because rust is perfect)

[spare quartz]

ITS WORKINGGGG

[timid quartz]

what are you trying to do, visually display a CLASS file?

[spare quartz]

this is my own personal ada project

[spare quartz]

......unlesssss...

is calling ada from rust allowed

:3

[timid quartz]

......no

[spare quartz]

:<

okay what if i decomp the class file in rust

then display it through ada

[wraith scarab]

why

[timid quartz]

....ok that's acceptable

as long as you do ALL the decomp

in rust

[spare quartz]

wh

why is a website asking me to udpate

🧟

[timid quartz]

rust :3

[spare quartz]

so many events

[pastel tinsel]

just a few

[spare quartz]

okay noooooowwww

........ how to get to draw stuff

[timid quartz]

with a pencil silly

[spare quartz]

❌

windows uses BRUSHES

🖌️

[timid quartz]

their mistake

[spare quartz]

a solid 1/3 of my code is just message events

[timid quartz]

god please make separate file

ur compiler and linker will thank u

[spare quartz]

mraw

tbf...

the compiler doesnt take that long

[timid quartz]

incremental compilation be like

[spare quartz]

rm -rf obj

[timid quartz]

well

if you have just the one file

incremental compilation doesn't do much

cause it recompiles that whole file b/c of the change

[spare quartz]

rm -rf obj deletes the entire library

but then again i only have 4 files

[timid quartz]

where do u get ur docs for java 6 class files

[spare quartz]

JVMS

hmm..

[timid quartz]

oh

3.1

I didn't read down that far

[spare quartz]

4.0

[timid quartz]

4.0

die

[spare quartz]

the structure for CLASS files is chapter 4 in all JVMS

[timid quartz]

I jus tread that

bruh half-bytes

[spare quartz]

1 is intro, 2 is the bg of the jvm, 3 is compilation (iirc), 4 is class files, 5 is opcodes

[timid quartz]

are you kitten me

[rustic vine]

class file was a mistake

👍

you're welcome for the free advice

[spare quartz]

no they're actually pretty well designed

❌

me when i have to --amend 🙏

[timid quartz]

bro says this but immediately I see a half-byte followed by three quarter-bytes

[spare quartz]

where...

[rustic vine]

LOL

[rustic vine]

least cursed java language design decision

[spare quartz]

thats

thats

4 bytes

[rustic vine]

thats

[spare quartz]

and 3 2 bytes

idiot.

[rustic vine]

oh

[spare quartz]

IT LITERALLY SAYS WHAT THE UNITS ARE IN THE JVMS

!!!!!!!!

[timid quartz]

[rustic vine]

wait yeah I think ur cooked brah

[timid quartz]

maybe don't use CONFUSING NOTATION

[spare quartz]

ITS NOT CONFUSING

u = unsigned
i = signed

[rustic vine]

usually the number is bits

[timid quartz]

erm but

[rustic vine]

not bytes

[timid quartz]

Unsigned_32 is not 32 bytes

yeah

[rustic vine]

idk who cooked that

thats pretty cursed still

u2 is a unsigned 2 bit int

in any world

other than this one

[spare quartz]

okay well you're not gonna have weirdly sized bits in a file unless you're working with like

DEFLATE

and again

[rustic vine]

prob is in java

[spare quartz]

its in the JVMS if you READ

[rustic vine]

lets be honest

[spare quartz]

its so short cmon

[rustic vine]

booleans are 16 bytes in luau

so its only natural

[spare quartz]

huh

[spare quartz]

JVMS actually leaves a note about this

[rustic vine]

10^2 is not 10e2 btw

[timid quartz]

What harry said

Normally the number is bits

Not bytes

[spare quartz]

since booleans aren't technically their own type its up to an implementer to pack their booleans or have them as octets

(they're treated as a byte otherwise)

[timid quartz]

me when I make the CPU suffer by storing them with 1 alignment

[spare quartz]

packing in arrays

[rustic vine]

but yeah bools are 16 bytes in luau

[spare quartz]

since an array's size in java is defined at it's creation, you can align/pack

[spare quartz]

Scary

[rustic vine]

u can store 128 booleans in the size of 1 by doing it in a buffer

instead

good for sending over network actually

[timid quartz]

bruh what

[rustic vine]

all values in luau are 16 bytes

[spare quartz]

honestly wish lua had more numeric types

[timid quartz]

Wait did you mean to say 16 bytes or bits

[rustic vine]

bytes

[timid quartz]

ohhh my God why

[rustic vine]

local t = true

thats 16 bytes

cause

thats how we vibe

[timid quartz]

that's cursed

[rustic vine]

a little

its not too bad though

[spare quartz]

oops, forgot to update

COOL

[spare quartz]

oh yeah there is actually 2 bad design decisions in CLASSes/JVM opcodes i wanna make clear

long/double entries take up 2 slots of whatever they're in, like the constant pool, local variables, and potentially stack

AND

these things

i hate them so much

[spare quartz]

(this is not due to them being split into those two entries, the value is fully stored within the first, the second is useless)

[rustic vine]

type erasure is kinda funny

they spent all that time to have a statically typed language just to get none of the benefits at runtime

[spare quartz]

kotlin reification save us

[rustic vine]

or can a JIT take advantage of it?

no it can't nvm

types are erased when going to bytecode

brah

they cooked

[spare quartz]

a java compiler could save a reified version of a type along with its value in a CLASS file using a private attribute

and a compliant JVM could take advantage of that

but that's all private

[pastel tinsel]

local true = false
local false = true

[timid quartz]

me when I reify you

[spare quartz]

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/1099482737234169876/1277260263711838313/watermark.gif

[timid quartz]

reified Atp

[timid quartz]

https://ghostty.org/docs

👀

[spare quartz]

i hate these terminals!!!!!

bleghh

[timid quartz]

nixos ❤️

why do you hate these terminals tho

[spare quartz]

just their adjacency to techbro stuff

[timid quartz]

hmm well

warp that's a fair argument cause ai and rust

ghostty ig it's only fair with zig but zig is way less tech-bro-y

[spare quartz]

ghosttys adjacency mainly comes from the creator/users of it

rather than the program itself

(i know thats a little unreasonable but yeah)

[timid quartz]

mm

I'd use alacritty but

ehh

[spare quartz]

oh yeah thx for reminding me..

i need to use the window context for something...

OpenGL in ada 💀

[timid quartz]

kitty is also written in python so 🤢

[spare quartz]

isnt alacritty different

[timid quartz]

alacritty is rust

[spare quartz]

g

incinerate

[timid quartz]

naw

[spare quartz]

thinnnnnnnking

how would i move this into a task WHILE maintaining ownership of Window_Handle

cause the function won't return ever if the task is initiated by it

[spare quartz]

uh oh

threads are dying

sick

only 1.3 MB

[spare quartz]

OK tis time to do this

[spare quartz]

lole

damn

675 lines today

[spare quartz]

hhhhhhhhhhhooooooh

pytho .

[full berry]

puke emoji

[spare quartz]

im forced to okay

[full berry]

then you are forgiven

[timid quartz]

-lole

[spare quartz]

mrow

ole32 has COM stuff

[timid quartz]

Why are you doing that tho

[spare quartz]

wdym

[timid quartz]

wdym wdym

[spare quartz]

why am i doing what/why're you asking

[timid quartz]

I've never done any windows dev like this

What even is COM

other than a TLD

[spare quartz]

so COM is basically like

a common binary interface for different types of systems in windows

for example, a 2D rendering system

it's based on a much older system that was made in the 90s iirc

[timid quartz]

oh ic ic

So.......you're using a library then......

For SHAME

[spare quartz]

I mean

It’s a system library

At that point the entirety of Ada is a library

Writing a device driver and shipping it with my library isn’t exactly an attainable goal

[timid quartz]

Actually yeah c'mon you didn't write all of GNAT yourself?

[spare quartz]

Actually yeah cmon you didn’t write all of rustc yourself?

[timid quartz]

rustc is the compiler

std is well...the stdlib

[spare quartz]

GNAT is also the compiler

it just happens to provide an RTS

[timid quartz]

oh

[spare quartz]

I need more cats!!!! Furry art of cats!’nnnnn!!!!!

[timid quartz]

Make an Ada program to scour the Internet and download one at random

[spare quartz]

Mmmmmmm but

I can’t guarantee the quality of the downloaded images

What if it gets like, pork or something

[timid quartz]

pork??

[spare quartz]

k with n

[timid quartz]

and not being able to guarantee quality is just a part of the Internet

[timid quartz]

kotlin??

[spare quartz]

AREA I HATE YOU

[timid quartz]

LOL

idk atp just uh

scan websites without that

[spare quartz]

: <

I did make something like that

But it ran off of tumblr instead

[timid quartz]

gg

[spare quartz]

Annnnd it was made in mode js

[timid quartz]

ewww

[spare quartz]

this was like 4 years ago

[timid quartz]

I made a thing in kotlin to scrape my saved images on Reddit

Ended up downloading like 850mb worth of omori

[spare quartz]

https://youtu.be/SJpD2S1wvWw?si=KUbHe4jcx2koCoAS

I should make a tool to download my twitter bookmarks

[timid quartz]

yknow I wonder where that tool is

might have deleted it

[timid quartz]

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=zfnW4FSmzGQ

[spare quartz]

TIL

there is a horizontal and a vertical scroll wheel

they are parsed differently

[timid quartz]

Took you long enough

[spare quartz]

i JUST woke up

[timid quartz]

You sure the person you’re dating is British and not Australian

[spare quartz]

yes 😭

[rustic vine]

its 7pm

or was

I think u should take a night shift

[spare quartz]

its 6:20 pm here

[rustic vine]

wrong timezone

but yea

its 7:20

[spare quartz]

no

it's 6:20

https://tenor.com/view/hi-hello-hi-chat-hi-cat-cat-hi-gif-22514181

[rustic vine]

where even is 6:20

what timezone

[spare quartz]

cyst

i mean cst

[rustic vine]

I forgot that was a timezone

[spare quartz]

yeah ok bub

[rustic vine]

america could merge the east and west coast together and cut out the center part

and I think we'd lose approximately

1 and a quarter persons

[spare quartz]

5 morbillion dolalrs

and like

one nuclear bomb plant

[rustic vine]

oh

nvm

we cant cut it out then

[spare quartz]

https://fixupx.com/nearcyan/status/1875456570072690963/photo/1

[rustic vine]

I apologize for the dangerous command!

[rustic vine]

virus

@mods

[spare quartz]

evil programs when they're NOT evil

[rustic vine]

virus

someone

deal with it

I need a mod

[spare quartz]

yaeh mods pls run it

youll be great test samples

[rustic vine]

@upbeat badge lock in

this is ur job

[spare quartz]

https://github.com/ATPStorages/windowing

heres the src of that

if you can find an UNKOWN ill be impressed

[rustic vine]

wth is this "github.com" thing

virus site

mods

[rustic vine]

https://guthib.com/

I only know guthib

[spare quartz]

holy crap i hate this langauge

[full berry]

its weird

@spare quartz if i hypothetically wanted to learn kotlin (hypothetically), should i learn java first

since it's

yeah

[spare quartz]

If you want you can

Helps with reading it when you’re working with java

But it’s not needed

[full berry]

alr alr

this year i want to learn kotlin and lua so

we'll see

[spare quartz]

IncompleteReference { class: Incomplete(89), name_and_type: Incomplete(240) }

cool

[rustic vine]

this actually looks really clean

syntax wise i mean

[spare quartz]

Thx

[spare quartz]

https://stevelosh.com/blog/2013/04/git-koans/

[timid quartz]

Rust 💪

[full berry]

what's a good low resource linux distro

i have a 9 year old laptop that i want to use as a mini server to host things and test shit out, but i wanna choose the correc tthing

im using debian 12, it's good but it can get slow during high loads

[timid quartz]

Arch perhaps

Or well if you're using it as a server, maybe Alpine

[timid quartz]

@spare quartz

[lavish dove]

Debian server

[timid quartz]

alpine

astro said debian is too heavy 💀

im using debian 12, it's good but it can get slow during high loads

[lavish dove]

I guess

I have 8 gigabytes of ram and it only uses like 60 megabytes

Just delete the window manager they are incredibly heavy

Uhhhh

Yeah arch 💀

I don't even know how you get Debian to be slow it's what alot of servers use

[lavish dove]

And the raspberry pie uses it too

[full berry]

will look into this

[spare quartz]

wgati shtis

also im blind

[timid quartz]

zig zen

[spare quartz]

sounds gay and hippie

hmmmm hmhmhhmhm

YOOOOOOO

NEW ADACORE POST OUT

https://github.com/AldanTanneo/sunbeams

[timid quartz]

🥱

Your community is nonexistent so ig this is the only thing you have to look forward to

[spare quartz]

hold on im playing with tis 100rn

yay it work :3

[spare quartz]

MOV UP, ACC
JLZ LT
JGZ GT
MOV 0, ACC
ADD LEFT
ADD RIGHT
JMP SEND
LT:MOV LEFT, ACC
 MOV RIGHT, NIL
 JMP SEND
GT:MOV RIGHT, ACC
 MOV LEFT, NIL
 JMP SEND
 
SEND:MOV ACC, DOWN

[timid quartz]

gotta love the ~/zig-bin/bin/lib/std/fmt.zig:646:21: error: cannot format slice without a specifier (i.e. {s} or {any})

[lavish dove]

raah hate zig

(I like it)

[spare quartz]

markiplier

[rustic vine]

ITS NOT SHUTTING DOWN
https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/1278332589526220873/1326437688705810472/image.png?ex=677f6cdd&is=677e1b5d&hm=c8e8c65328f6e8813c4a31f7421c553a9fda5e60be767af9ba2c99366224323e&

lol
https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/988661200827072592/1326437332764590130/image.png?ex=677f6c88&is=677e1b08&hm=34b11ed485f04ce26ab89f0750d47b588d344ae25c7b6d564deb80a0865f3760&

[spare quartz]

its always handy to have a taskkill on command

[rustic vine]

I had to wait it out

I needed it to finish building

[spare quartz]

what were you building??

[rustic vine]

linalg stuff in a cpp project

[spare quartz]

cpp is all you had to say

[rustic vine]

LOL

[spare quartz]

cat is stepping om leyboard hold on

[rustic vine]

it was a clean build so I kinda expected it

[spare quartz]

wh

yall i think im an idiot

i accidentally made a sorting algorithm 😭

[spare quartz]

i understand now why division is computationally expensive

[timid quartz]

Have you ever watched one of those analog calculators divide

It’s kinda neat

[spare quartz]

No

I’ve only seen the electromechanical ones

[timid quartz]

Yeah that's what I was referring to

[spare quartz]

Oh

But yeah I found out it’s practically just

Long division until JLZ/JEZ and NEG to get the remainder

[timid quartz]

@spare quartz

pub fn main() !void {
    std.debug.print("Hello, Zig!\n", .{});

    var gpa = std.heap.GeneralPurposeAllocator(.{}).init;
    const alloc = gpa.allocator();
    defer {
        switch (gpa.deinit()) {
            .leak => std.debug.print("WARN - leaks detected\n", .{}),
            else => {},
        }
    }

    var args = try std.process.argsWithAllocator(alloc);
    defer args.deinit();
    _ = args.skip();
    const in_path = args.next() orelse return ProgramErrors.NoPathProvided;

    const file = try std.fs.cwd().openFile(in_path, .{});

    var buf: [4]u8 = undefined;
    try file.seekTo(0);
    const magic_read = try file.read(&buf);
    std.debug.print("Magic: 0x{X} ({})\n", .{std.mem.readInt(u32, &buf, .big), magic_read});
}

const ProgramErrors = error{
    NoPathProvided,
};

const std = @import("std");

[spare quartz]

MY EYES HURT SO MUCH

[timid quartz]

huh why

[spare quartz]

Because I usually sleep for 10 hours at a time

[timid quartz]

gfg

[spare quartz]

This time I only fell a sleep for

5

[timid quartz]

gfg

[spare quartz]

golf for goobers???

[timid quartz]

it's like gg but with f

[timid quartz]

also neat, the file.read has an internal pointer

so successive calls to it increment the pointer

[spare quartz]

i love sterams,,,,,,,

neat

[spare quartz]

oh i get it

AFCB = Ada File(system) Control Block

[full berry]

https://cdn.astrohweston.xyz/u/9e206716-776c-479a-be7a-0f7b8383567d.png

[lavish dove]

im using eufi again its not as bad as I remember it

still bad though

(im enjoying using it)

[lavish dove]

why the fuck is there not a enter key

I liek how it has page up and down but not a fuckin enter key lmao

[spare quartz]

?

[lavish dove]

it doesnt give me

[lavish dove]

tahts unicode

wait no

[lavish dove]

its giving me zero

[spare quartz]

this is under Table B.4 Example Keyboard Layout

are you using the simple text proocol

[lavish dove]

the docs i have only go to b.2

[spare quartz]

oh

[lavish dove]

where tf did you find this 💀

[spare quartz]

https://uefi.org/specs/UEFI/2.10/Apx_B_Console.html

the latest ver

[lavish dove]

and I trierd to find one too and it was null

[lavish dove]

im outdated 😭

[spare quartz]

put a new flash into that!!!

[lavish dove]

what version is uefi on

oh its only 3 minor versions off

sounds like a pretty big thing for enter to only be in the latest version of uefi lmao

[spare quartz]

theres no way enter just doesnt exist on the lower vers

[lavish dove]

I mean I read somewhere that the first versions of uefi didnt even work at all

so its not surprising lmao

ah it costs 3k to look at the latest uefi docs...

crazy shit

yeah now im surprised the first versions of uefi even had the name efi instead of being copied from somewhere else

looking more like a cash scam to get money out of companies now like hdmi instead of an actual standard

[spare quartz]

Mhmgmhmmgmgmhmgmhmhm

Mhmhmhmmgmhmh

I’m going insane

[lyric mesa]

RELATABLEEEEE

WOOOOOOOO

PROGRAMMER STRUGGLES

[lyric mesa]

https://wnelson.dev/blog/2024/12/discord-markdown-part-1

interesting read

[timid quartz]

huh

interesting

[rustic vine]

I think it was interesting

[timid quartz]

all im gonna say is

org mode >

[full berry]

@pastel tinsel ok i take back everything bad i said about ubiquiti i am throwing money at this company
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pz2HtmQN6ok

[proud creek]

Watch their other product ads

Like they got jack quaid to act 😭

[pastel tinsel]

l o l

There is a reason why I have a lot of their products

At least 2k spent though

[full berry]

im gonna probably invest too

the issue is (and i really hate this) my router is celluar meaning it gets its traffic from a sim card

[pastel tinsel]

yeah it is better to have coax or fiber with that kind of stuff

especially if you are going to be hosting things

or get a simple unifi express

[spare quartz]

alright

my life is complete

[pastel tinsel]

jdk

1.0 wtf

[spare quartz]

jdk 1.0.2 from 1996

[pastel tinsel]

[spare quartz]

the applets in it still work too

[pastel tinsel]

a tiny bit old

[spare quartz]

but the disc folder has a bunch of non executable 16-bit apps

[full berry]

coax?

[full berry]

yeah but it requires a WAN plug I don't have one where i live

[spare quartz]

coaxial connection, like having your internet be through a DSL

[full berry]

my dad's house is elligible for 5G/optic but he lives abroad

i could ask him to pay

maybe idk

[full berry]

oh i see

[full berry]

@flint belfry @pastel tinsel SO MY DAD APPARENTLY HAS UNIFI HARDWARE AT HOME

i am jealous

[flint belfry]

LOL

bro why are we in programing chat

ALSO WHAT HARDWARE

[spare quartz]

😋

[flint belfry]

GO TO TECHNOLOGY SMH

[spare quartz]

I AM PROGRAMMIGN!!!!

[flint belfry]

SURE

SURE YOU ARE

[flint belfry]

oh

well ill be damned

[spare quartz]

dumbass obese plane dragon ass

[flint belfry]

i take that as a compliment so ty!!

[spare quartz]

wait so you finally admit plane dragons are obese??

thank god

[flint belfry]

no

not all of them

IDIO

[spare quartz]

mhm

mhmmmmmm

ACC_PRIVATE, ACC_PROTECTED, ACC_VOLATILE, ACC_TRANSIENT << IGnore

god thinking is hard

[flint belfry]

explain these

[spare quartz]

these all weigh in excess of 500 tons

[flint belfry]

HOW

[full berry]

no clue it didnt say

i told him to go to the

networkj long

logionm

[flint belfry]

whazt

astro are you drunk

[full berry]

login

like

and its SO WEIRD

why is his login like

10.0.0.1

[full berry]

im talking about the default gateway

ip when you run ipconfig

[flint belfry]

wtf

why is he using the busieness class of ip range

[full berry]

what does that even mean

also probably because its UBIQUITI

[flint belfry]

like

the 10.0.0.0 range of ips is used for busiensses and shit

[full berry]

also i think its one of these

https://cdn.astrohweston.xyz/u/b9c18ebc-2b53-4edc-a33e-f738516b9ec7.png

[flint belfry]

192.168.0.0 is used for home networks

[full berry]

wh

[flint belfry]

convert to usd pls

[full berry]

then probably because its ubiquiti

[flint belfry]

or big buildings

[flint belfry]

no

[full berry]

its around the same

[flint belfry]

im pretty sure you can configure it to be 192.168 as well

[full berry]

+/- 10 bucks

[flint belfry]

so either it came like that

or he literally chose the busienss ip range

[flint belfry]

ah

[full berry]

im waiting for ben to ask him something because he is the only one with extensive unifi hardware here

my dad doesnt know the

router login into the ui so like

[flint belfry]

do NOT give ben access to that

[full berry]

iM NOT

im gonna ask him something

@pastel tinsel UNIFI MAN WAKE UP

wait

@flint belfry wasnt there some vulnerability with wordpress sites, specifically those having /wp-admin as a route

[flint belfry]

uhhhhhhh

dont remember

i dont even use wp 💀

[full berry]

me neither

my fucking dad does though

[flint belfry]

what does your dad do

[full berry]

jack shitt

he does front end now apparently iN WP

[flint belfry]

like

he works on wordpress

or what

like what is his job

[full berry]

yes he has his busines' website

[pastel tinsel]

❌

I still use 192.168

[flint belfry]

told you

[spare quartz]

oaky...

[pastel tinsel]

It lets you use whatever though

[full berry]

BEN

BEN

[pastel tinsel]

Whatttt

[full berry]

where do you find the login for the router

[pastel tinsel]

WiFi

Ex

[full berry]

no no

i know that

his login is 10.0.0.1 for some reason

[pastel tinsel]

okay…?

[full berry]

im saying

the

credentials

the base credentials

[pastel tinsel]

So he has UniFi or

[full berry]

yes

[pastel tinsel]

You don’t

Then

[full berry]

what

there is a log in i swear

[pastel tinsel]

yeah a page

But there are no default credentials

As it is tied to account credentials

[full berry]

https://cdn.astrohweston.xyz/u/7ff9c526-a36a-4932-9881-785a50807b8d.png

[pastel tinsel]

Yeah that

Read what I said

[full berry]

the ones on

unifi.ui.com?

[pastel tinsel]

Expresssss

[full berry]

liekt

his

https://cdn.astrohweston.xyz/u/244500a8-497d-46bf-a934-4911cb817146.png

[pastel tinsel]

Yeah

[full berry]

?

[pastel tinsel]

Yes

You have to login with that

That is how you login to the router

It saves over

[full berry]

MY DAD GAVE SOME IT GUY THE CREDS

OH MY GOD

[proud creek]

erm

rule 5

where program

[spare quartz]

not (PRIVATE or else PROTECTED or else VOLATILE or else TRANSIENT)

[pastel tinsel]

local function blowuptz()
–– do thing
end

[spare quartz]

little cursed

[proud creek]

game.Players.bigbenster702.Parent = nil

[pastel tinsel]

no

[pastel tinsel]

?

[full berry]

the guy who installed it has his creds

[pastel tinsel]

Probably not

Since you can add and remove accounts

[full berry]

what i meant to say is he has the creds, my dad doesnt

[pastel tinsel]

No if you dad has an account

The IT guy probably moved it to your dads account

Multiple creds work

Depending on the account

[full berry]

ok well if he did my dad has no clue what his credentials are i dont think he even has an account

im gonna try logging in with his email hold

[pastel tinsel]

Try resetting his password then ig

[spare quartz]

uuuuuuuugggggghhhhhhhhh

250 lines for just the specification of a class file 🔥

[spare quartz]

some output!

[spare quartz]

neat

[spare quartz]

when CLASS | STRING =>
               declare
                  Name_Index : Constant_Pool_Index :=
                    Constant_Pool_Index'Input (Stream);
               begin
                  if Item.Contains (Name_Index) then
                     declare
                        Element : Utf_8_Constant_Pool_Entry :=
                          Utf_8_Constant_Pool_Entry
                            (Item.Element (Name_Index));
                     begin
                        case Read_Tag is
                           when CLASS =>
                              Item.Include
                                (Constant_Pool_Position,
                                 Constant_Pool_Entry'
                                   (CLASS,
                                    new Utf_8_Constant_Pool_Entry'(Element)));

                           when STRING =>
                              Item.Include
                                (Constant_Pool_Position,
                                 Constant_Pool_Entry'
                                   (STRING,
                                    new Utf_8_Constant_Pool_Entry'(Element)));

                           when others =>
                              raise Constraint_Error;
                        end case;
                     end;
                  else
                     case Read_Tag is
                        when CLASS =>
                           Incomplete_Map.Include
                             (Constant_Pool_Position,
                              Incomplete_Entry'(CLASS, Name_Index));

                        when STRING =>
                           Incomplete_Map.Include
                             (Constant_Pool_Position,
                              Incomplete_Entry'(STRING, Name_Index));

                        when others =>
                           raise Constraint_Error;
                     end case;
                  end if;
               end;

[spare quartz]

272 line function so far

[full berry]

@pastel tinsel does the cloud gateway ultra not have WLAN/wifi

why did that reply to

ok

i might go with the unifi express honestly i've bene looking at it for a day no

w

[spare quartz]

it took 6 hours

but im done

1076 lines for the class file format

[pastel tinsel]

It is a gateway so no…

it’s for something else

[full berry]

alr figured

well then the unifi express is literally all in one

except it has only one port but i can just buy a switch

[pastel tinsel]

yeah