💽Programming Chat v2

[spare quartz]

complex as crazy and would be practical

but im already doing http/2

so no

[timid quartz]

hmmmm

did you finish Minecraft imap/pop3

[spare quartz]

wroking on that

why

[timid quartz]

well u can do that

[spare quartz]

boring

[timid quartz]

oh

make a midi decoder/encoder

[spare quartz]

i can do that...

but i have no idea how audio works...

[timid quartz]

play scpsl

[spare quartz]

i already y did

ugh

whatever

give me some minutes

if orgot mp3 to midi sounds

1304-343205294

@timid quartz https://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/sound/overview-MIDI.html

java already did it sorry

[timid quartz]

You see Java takes all the fun out of everything

“Oh I wanna do <x thing>”

already in stdlib

no fun in that

[spare quartz]

no it just means the format you're requesting is too boring

its been there since may 8, 2000

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3W45IAbdMyc

[timid quartz]

mmmm

just had a nice nap

[spare quartz]

gio back to sleep

[spare quartz]

new item

[timid quartz]

oh lawd

oil gives you wings

[spare quartz]

it's meant to explode with the force of a nuke when you stop

am coding that rn

[proud creek]

absolute cinema

[timid quartz]

@spare quartz thoughts
"in java is it not more likely the more you add (db modules whatever, objects) your performance will decrease while the gc has to do more work"

[spare quartz]

a bit of a multilayered question

when adding stuff like db-modules or open files (i assume) you're loading stuff off-heap which won't be touched by the GC

otherwise if you just have a lot of on-heap objects, you have to realize that all GCs are designed with this in mind, and it varies by the specific GC architecture on how it handles it

heap sizes can be anywhere from megabytes to terabytes and each GC architecture has their limits

ZGC for instance can handle both extremely large and small heaps

G1GC fares better with heaps < a few dozen GB

it also depends on how the GC "pauses" your application

something like ZGC may only pause very briefly, while G1GC/Serial could pause longer

did you come up with that quote or is it from somewhere else?

[timid quartz]

from eggbert

[spare quartz]

terry?

[timid quartz]

eys

[spare quartz]

i assume the thinking process behind the message is more objects = more time scanning

[timid quartz]

prob yes

[spare quartz]

which is true, but most GCs do that scanning process aside from the program

(also again depends on architecture)

[timid quartz]

I was investigating ktor for a potential guardsman v3 (very long in the future, no even near-future plans) and terry was arguing for a non-jvm language (specifically rust but he also mentioned go)

well I AM investigating it, the investigation hasn't stopped

[spare quartz]

i personally wouldn't use ktor cause that's just the person i am but if you do end up choosing it id like to hear how it goes

[timid quartz]

well again this wouldn't be used in guardsman any time soon

ktor would be nice for something of guardsman's scale though because it's a proper framework

more than what you're doing which is essentially static file serving

[spare quartz]

we also do DNS

which is designed to undergo heavy load

but thats "static file" sharing too, i suppose..

[timid quartz]

well ktor is meant for http, not dns

[spare quartz]

should note ktor itself dosent actually run its own http engine

thats up to you

[timid quartz]

it has a lot of plugins that "include batteries" that I haven't seen in any other framework and the interconnection of them seems quite nice

[spare quartz]

okhttp, jetty, etc.

[timid quartz]

yeah ik I just put it as netty

[spare quartz]

ntetuerhute8**

[timid quartz]

but it seems quite nice

vs rolling my own http which would require more work for probably minimal performance gains

[spare quartz]

you'd most likely spend weeks to get up to netty

just in protcool support: http/2 and /3 are not easy to make

headers are something you can decide to either handle yourself or pass to the "user"

how i sleep knowing im a godless furry degenerate

actually does netty have /3 support? i would be surprised it did

also how does guardsman api work btw

(architecturally)

[timid quartz]

uh

wdym

[spare quartz]

like how many "servers" are run for guardsman

eg.. for beg

beg so
           BSL
           |
80 / 443 : Router - Maven                - BSL / Static
                  - SMTP Mailbox         - BSL / Static
                  - WS Facilitation      - BSL
                  - Static HTTP          - BSL / Static
53       : DNS    - DNS                  - BSL
25       : SMTP   - SMTP Mail Submission - BSL
22       : SSH    - <Not Yet Superseded OpenSSH>

[timid quartz]

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/1322722035394416660/1365426206375149651/programmerhumor-io-java-memes-backend-memes-7193dd63360f15e.png?ex=680d43bf&is=680bf23f&hm=a279575aff8b3ac4765af76b0dfd04a7632f206f0ae7c3795f18351f5124c7b9&

[timid quartz]

just 1 I think

[spare quartz]

poor design

[timid quartz]

well

PHYSICAL servers 1

[spare quartz]

i mean virtual servers

[timid quartz]

api is 1 program, bot is 1 program

I think bot also has a small api attached to it

[spare quartz]

i think you could make that 20 for each

do they have any form of IPC that is not HTTP

[timid quartz]

I don't think so

[spare quartz]

lame

[timid quartz]

20 as in "split the server and bot into 20 different concurrent microservers that each handle a different task" or 20 as in "have 20 instances of each (i.e. shards)"

[spare quartz]

former

latter is expected of the bot if you plan to use it at scale

[timid quartz]

idk if the bot could realistically do that but the api might be able to

(the former)

[spare quartz]

idk i just find microservers more fun to write than monolithic things now

do the api and bot share common libraries

or are they separate projects entirely

[timid quartz]

the code is largely separate but there is one library with common stuff in it

but that library is mostly types

[spare quartz]

oh

[timid quartz]

eggbert: "oop is like communism: great in theory allowing you to write such great code but in practice it has succumed to its own promises"

[spare quartz]

this is why ada is on top if it'd just have better tooling

💪

looks like BSL is consistently stable

wonder what'll be the next reason i have to restart something

[timid quartz]

why dont you make better tooling

:3

[spare quartz]

because it'd be incredibly hard for just me to do

and also redundant

no way

[timid quartz]

isn't there a free version of gnat

[spare quartz]

the router hasn't gotten it's screen corrupted

[spare quartz]

GNAT itself is fine im not complaining about that

it's the IDEs/plugins

[timid quartz]

gnat like the ide

[spare quartz]

oh you mean gnat studio

it's not super stable and lacks integration with Alire

[timid quartz]

oh

[spare quartz]

im sure GNAT Pro fixes that but it costs so much

and is only available to companies

[timid quartz]

rip

I mean honestly

if the vsc plugin was better

that'd be all that's needed

[spare quartz]

id wish adacore kept stabilizing their intellij ada plugin

[timid quartz]

ewgross

intelligay

but that's what happens when your lang is DEAD

[spare quartz]

rust users when they see an objectively better JVM app vs electron slop 🤢

[timid quartz]

ok I use the objectively best elisp app

with the objectively best modal keybindings

(emacs + evil-mode)

[spare quartz]

objectively? like OOP? omg you're so true

[timid quartz]

tbh atp

Im still down to collaborate on an Ada LSP

while the lang is dead and not really worth using outside of the DoD, there are parts I like about it

[spare quartz]

👎

not dead

[timid quartz]

though you'd probably also want to rewrite libadalang

rewrite/deprecate it

[spare quartz]

yes and that would take eons

[timid quartz]

nah....

[spare quartz]

which is why for now

BEG-HIBF
DEFINE LOAF        i1 16 00
DEFINE DATATYPE    i1 16 01
DEFINE MIN         i1 16 02
DEFINE MAX         i1 16 03
DEFINE WIDTH       i1 16 04
DEFINE X86         i1 16 05
DEFINE INSTRUCTION i1 16 06
DEFINE ACCEPT      i1 16 07
DEFINE VALUE       i1 16 08
LOAF "Example Program"
    DATATYPE "Integer8"
        MIN 0
        MAX 256
        WIDTH 8
    DATATYPE "Address"
        MIN 0
        MAX 18446744073709551616
        WIDTH 64
    DATATYPE "ASCII Visible"
        MIN 48
        MAX 91
        WIDTH 8
    X86
        INSTRUCTION "Interrupt"
        ACCEPT "Index" DATATYPE "Integer8"
        OPCODE "Integer8" VALUE 205
    ENTRY "Main Crumb" "Entry Point"
CRUMB "System Interface"
    BODY "Write To File Descriptor"
        ACCEPT "File Descriptor" DATATYPE "Integer8"
        ACCEPT "Buffer Address" DATATYPE "Address"
    RAW
CRUMB "Main Crumb"
    BODY "Entry Point"
        OVER "ASCII Visible" IN "Index"
            CALL "Write To File Descriptor"
                WITH "file Descriptor" AS "Index"

[timid quartz]

it's just some static analysis...

[spare quartz]

i have this to look on during breadmod

[timid quartz]

wait actually

atp

genius idea

treesitter

[spare quartz]

what

[timid quartz]

https://tree-sitter.github.io/tree-sitter/

that can help with deprecating libadalang

[spare quartz]

yeah but

id need to deprecate this too

[timid quartz]

no...

[spare quartz]

see the cyclical nature of it all

[timid quartz]

or

you use tree-sitter for v1.0

to get a product

and then deprecate it in v2.0

[spare quartz]

soooo bootstrapping

[timid quartz]

yes

[spare quartz]

mmb

[spare quartz]

maybe after i make this work

so far all i have in my head is

HIBF transpiler -> binary format -> BCM compiler -> (syntax tree) -> (verify datatype use) -> (microcode) -> BCM transformer -> (write machine code off microcode) -> (inject RAW sections with their given architectures instructions) -> binary executable

this isnt that complicated

[timid quartz]

it might honestly even be feasible to use libadalang

idk if the slowdowns come from libadalang or from the lsp itself

[spare quartz]

the adacore LSP isn't slow as far as i can tell

just unstable and incomplete

[timid quartz]

so it might not even be libadalang's fault

just the lsp

[spare quartz]

it gives up and requires a restart after the user makes enough issues

and doesn't support GNAT or 2022 extensions fully

[timid quartz]

hmmm this is a limitation of libadalang

Libadalang currently:

- Is able to parse 100% of Ada 2012 syntax, and presents a well formed tree for it. Support for Ada 2022 constructs is a work in progress.

Libadalang does not (at the moment) provide full legality checks for the Ada language. If you want such a functionality, you’ll need to use a full Ada compiler, such as GNAT.

[spare quartz]

hmm

should probably make a VM out of this for proof of concept

or maybe even compile to JVM bytecode?

[timid quartz]

oh dear lord

https://github.com/AdaCore/libadalang/blob/master/ada/parser.lkt

this parsing grammar is yuge

[spare quartz]

hmm

wondering

do i add an ADD "instruction" to my language or have it be defined under a CRUMB through a RAW architecture segment?

thinking the latter..

[timid quartz]

urgh remaking an entire parser for ada 2022 would take months

[timid quartz]

uhm.........................................idk

maybe the latter

though tbh atp

who NEEDS an lsp or anything when you just have the compiler

@spare quartz hmmm?

[spare quartz]

hold on im thinking

[timid quartz]

think...less

[timid quartz]

also doesn't ada have oop

:|

and doesn't kotlin not require you to use oop

[spare quartz]

optional

[timid quartz]

same as kotlin

unless you count that kotlin gets compiled into class files that are basically objects

[timid quartz]

what do you think abt just using the compiler

which is the ultimate tool and source of truth

[spare quartz]

if you mean showing errors in line using the compiler output its a bad idea

[timid quartz]

no no

I mean

write some code that you think is right -> compile -> fix errors -> loop

[spare quartz]

i already do that

[timid quartz]

ok then...

what's the complaint

[spare quartz]

i dont want to do that

[timid quartz]

well

why not

[spare quartz]

because i dont want to

[timid quartz]

I mean I get it's more convenient

but

if the editor tools aint working

you still got the compiler

[spare quartz]

i see that

again

i do not want to do that

[timid quartz]

womp womp

[spare quartz]

okay

[timid quartz]

idk

if you liked ada enough

the compiler would suffice

is what I think

[spare quartz]

i think you're conflating liking something to having a masochistic tendency to that thing

[timid quartz]

I think I like rust enough to that point but the tooling is also good enough to where I don't have to think about that

[timid quartz]

idk I wouldn't call having to rely on the compiler to catch errors over an ide masochistic

[spare quartz]

it is

because the entire point of ada is to throw errors at you for the littlest thing

[timid quartz]

welll.....that's just an ada skill issue

[spare quartz]

okay

[timid quartz]

but anyways

Ada is neat

idk if I'd use it for anything when I have Rust

I do wanna explore Kotlin a bit more

@spare quartz you can take a look at this if you want, it's not the complete project but it's the code for it

this is just the code that was autogenerated when the project was made

but it should give you an idea

[spare quartz]

of what

[timid quartz]

ktor

[spare quartz]

im the person who suggested ktor to you i know how it looks like

[timid quartz]

?

[spare quartz]

?

[timid quartz]

no?

[spare quartz]

yes

[timid quartz]

idk where you suggested ktor to me

I've had ktor in the back of my mind for a while

[spare quartz]

#general message

[timid quartz]

dies

[spare quartz]

i have very good memory for very specific situations

very bad memory everywhere else

[timid quartz]

lmao

same but memes

[spare quartz]

this brought back bad memories 🔥

i am also unfortunately the first person in this blasted server to post arti

[timid quartz]

gg

[spare quartz]

should've been bayachao

[timid quartz]

real

except you're not functioning

[spare quartz]

i am completely functional

[timid quartz]

you program in ada

if you were functional you'd use haskell

[spare quartz]

aera femboy language to boomer language arc

[timid quartz]

ok im ngl

I do wanna learn functional programming

but I also did a little bit of F# and holy shit is it a mindfuck

[spare quartz]

i see no use in it

maybe its more useful to others..

[timid quartz]

wellll

[spare quartz]

discrod shut UP about "suggested channels"

[timid quartz]

it was devised by a bunch of math nerds

[spare quartz]

i know what it is yeah

i was gonna say maybe its more useful to mathematicians but

mathematicians dont program

they use R and wait 1 billion years

[timid quartz]

I was responding to "I see no use in it"

[spare quartz]

yeah

???

[timid quartz]

In Haskell you can say "this label represents an array containing all the even numbers". Such an array is infinitely large, but you can ask for the 100,000th element of that array at any moment without having to know--at array initialization time--just what the largest value is you're going to need

interesting

lazy eval

I will say I also like stuff like

[spare quartz]

peculiar

this isnt possible in java or ada but it IS possible in kotlin

[timid quartz]

let output = String::from("1 2 3 4 5 6")
  .split(" ")
  .map(|e| e.parse::<u32>().unwrap())
  .collect::<Vec<u32>>();

that's fp

and it is useful in cases like that

[spare quartz]

we use that a bit + associateBy in BSL and breadmod

[timid quartz]

where have I used that in rust recently

[spare quartz]

associate by is super useful for enums

List<Enum> -> Map<Int, Enum>
--- in a parser
map[code] = the enum

[timid quartz]

let differences: Vec<f64> = reader
  .lines()
  .skip(1)
  .map(|line| {
    line.unwrap()
      .split_once(",")
      .map(|(i1, i2)| 
        (i1.parse::<f64>().unwrap(), 
          i2.parse::<f64>().unwrap()))
      .map(|(i1, i2)| i1 - i2)
  })
  .map(|test| test.unwrap())
  .collect();

ah yes

hold on

ok better formatting

context was I had a CSV with two columns and was taking the difference between columns per row

so like

X Y
2 1  -> 2-1=1
3 1  -> 3-1=2

I was calculating the differences with that code

so it skips the header, maps the two columns into float pairs, and then maps the float pair collection into a single float formed from the difference of each pair

unwraps them

and collects it into a f64 vec

[rustic vine]

It's X - Y btw

Yw for the tip

[timid quartz]

[rustic vine]

Oh sorry I forgot to put it in a codeblock

X - Y

[spare quartz]

https://docs.oracle.com/en/java/javase/24/docs/api/java.base/java/util/stream/Stream.html

you might find these interesting if you havent read about them yet

[timid quartz]

yeah basically that

I've seen those

[rustic vine]

STOP

[timid quartz]

same thing as an iterator in rust

[rustic vine]

DO NOT USE STREAMS

[timid quartz]

also NEW WOLFHUNT EP

[rustic vine]

Nvm you're probably fine tbh

[spare quartz]

whatist hat

[timid quartz]

webtoon

[spare quartz]

booooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooorrrrrrring

unlessb ayachao made it (she didnt )

[timid quartz]

no but the art style is really cute

urgh too many langs to choose from...

rust, kotlin, ada...

actually that's not that many

dont really have an interest in Go, Zig is pretty limited but fun to toy with

[spare quartz]

as long as you dont start saying "plt" you're fine

[timid quartz]

C#....eh

[timid quartz]

plt?

[spare quartz]

programming lang theory

[timid quartz]

nah

[spare quartz]

cs students are so smelly..

[timid quartz]

RAAAGH PART 2 WOLFHUNT EPISODE

not raaaagh....ad

[spare quartz]

bayachao..... pls.... release でびこね

🥺

i will pay my kidney for it

[timid quartz]

(dont do it bayachao this person is insane)

[spare quartz]

AND BAYACHAO ISNT????????

also the latter part is written in kata but i dont wanna switch my ime it takes like

5 seconds..

[timid quartz]

でびコネ

[spare quartz]

yesss

is there a way to quick switch which kana the windows ime is in

aside from clicking hte icon

[timid quartz]

uh

I believe so

[rustic vine]

Clicking the icon

[timid quartz]

I just don't know what it is

[rustic vine]

Windows space maybe

[spare quartz]

if they have a keybind for linkedin they must have one

[timid quartz]

I know on macos, you can go to katakana with ctrl+k, but that's macos ime

idk about windows

goog it

[spare quartz]

thats eng/jap switch

[rustic vine]

Oh

Wait what did you ask

[spare quartz]

うんふぉｒつなて

[spare quartz]

how to switch from ひらがな to カタカナ fast

without clikcing that

[rustic vine]

Isn't that the eng/jap switch?

[spare quartz]

ow i stubbed my leg bones

[rustic vine]

Wth does this mean

[spare quartz]

yes but it also shows the current form of kana you're in when in jap mode

[rustic vine]

Uhhh

[spare quartz]

hiragana in hiragana (left)
katakana in katakana (right)

[rustic vine]

Goo goo it

[spare quartz]

mmmb

[rustic vine]

I am not jap ambassador for wimdows

[spare quartz]

idk you're chinese... i think asia is one country right

just like how africa is

[timid quartz]

yknow atp

I think I just find ada largely obtuse to use

especially in terms of the libraries

[rustic vine]

Obtuse!

https://tenor.com/view/what-did-you-call-me-warden-norton-the-shawshank-redemption-what-did-you-say-to-me-excuse-me-gif-23667331

[spare quartz]

acute

[rustic vine]

True

[spare quartz]

man wtf happening in helluva hotel or whatever that show is caleld

[rustic vine]

Hell of a hotel

That's a good thing right

[timid quartz]

helluva boss

or hazbin hotel

[rustic vine]

Like if I had a hellofa time it'd mean I had a good time?

[timid quartz]

idk it's just like...idk

[rustic vine]

Huh are yall talking about something else

[timid quartz]

nah I'm the one interjecting in this

[spare quartz]

im misleading both of you

[timid quartz]

rust was obtuse to begin with too but there's a lot more support and resources for rust over ada especially for libraries

[rustic vine]

No u good I'm just asking about the hotel thing

[timid quartz]

like docs and the like not necessarily having 5 billion crates

[spare quartz]

i just want better tooling

[timid quartz]

even reading the .ads files for gnat.sockets didn't make it make a ton of sense

[spare quartz]

and a faster specification or GNAT schedule

[timid quartz]

you should contribute to ada

or well

[spare quartz]

i dont know how without getting yelled at though

[timid quartz]

libadalang, ada_language_server, and smth else

[spare quartz]

im not good at explaining what changes i make to code

and since everyones is a cs student but me i cant explain in those terms either 😭

i just "know" what im doing

[timid quartz]

get the ai to do it :3

well get the AI to explain and then revise what it says

[spare quartz]

no because those aren't my words

[timid quartz]

you make them your words by revising it

[spare quartz]

does a proofreader make a book their creation for doing the same

[timid quartz]

m

ok then just

[spare quartz]

damn

[timid quartz]

get better at explaining

skill issue

[spare quartz]

no i wanna be autistic and stuck inside foreverrrrrr

[timid quartz]

then suffer waiting around for someone else to magically read your mind and improve the tooling how you want it to be

[spare quartz]

i mean isnt that how everything works in programming

[timid quartz]

mmm programming gives you the power to change what you dont like

[spare quartz]

okay but theres still the human part

[timid quartz]

ok well thats just part of it

[spare quartz]

so i should kill contributors?

okay..

[timid quartz]

[spare quartz]

sorry adacore... im coming to france

[timid quartz]

idk atp just be like

"here I made these changes, I'm a first time contributor, pls go easy on me, blah blah blah"

[spare quartz]

but thats scary 😭

[timid quartz]

"I thought the tooling needed to improve in this way"

[spare quartz]

and who knows what if they respond like stack overflow users... OR what if your code has a tiny problem in it?

[timid quartz]

it's over the internet it's not like they will nuke you because you used Unsigned_64 instead of Unsigned_32

[spare quartz]

YES THEY WILL!!

[timid quartz]

nuh uh

[spare quartz]

ada is literally probably in a nuke somewhere

😭

[timid quartz]

nah, C

by the time the memory leak becomes a problem, the nuke will have either done its job or otherwise become useless

[spare quartz]

more seriously its probably no programming language

and just mechanically or IC controlled

[timid quartz]

yeah

[spare quartz]

but thats LAME

oh

thats horrible

[timid quartz]

o h

[spare quartz]

gimme rain already

https://docs.oracle.com/en/java/javase/24/docs/api/java.compiler/javax/tools/JavaCompiler.html

really wanna get use out of this some day

sigh

im so borrrrrred again

might just write NTP

[timid quartz]

stupid bloated runtime..

[spare quartz]

thats apart of javax

[timid quartz]

but it's all jvm

[spare quartz]

you're all jvm

[timid quartz]

clr >>

[spare quartz]

すべてのファイルは最新です

[timid quartz]

huh

so zon

zig object notation

ic ic ic

[spare quartz]

huh

[timid quartz]

zig

[spare quartz]

schizo

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/api/icmpapi/

hold this

my paws are so war m

[timid quartz]

oh no atp it's spreading to zig

[spare quartz]

🤢

versioning is so dumb

why cant the language be done for 500 years on v1

[timid quartz]

i mean

ada...has different versions...

[spare quartz]

shut up

[timid quartz]

java....has classfile versions...

[spare quartz]

shut up

at least java has backward compatibility (for the most part)

as long as a library doesn't use some sun feature or alike it'll be usable for the future

same with ada

[timid quartz]

I mean

Rust's thing is kinda like Ada

where using newer language features makes you incompatible

[spare quartz]

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/3/30/Partial_transmittance.gif/250px-Partial_transmittance.gif

[timid quartz]

brain aneurysm

aka

using something other than rust

[spare quartz]

what ?

can yuo start sending baycaha oarrtt at..

でびゃ

[spare quartz]

omori addict

have this

[spare quartz]

https://x.com/realRubenSim/status/1915536392333242742

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[timid quartz]

Only because they got banned by Discord

[spare quartz]

GOOD

[timid quartz]

Trying to convince TS devs (ben) to use Rust is impossible

[spare quartz]

why

[timid quartz]

He just doesn’t understand how sorry his lang is

[spare quartz]

maybe if you showed him kotlin

[timid quartz]

nah tried that too

[spare quartz]

unrecoverable

[proud creek]

lmao!

[proud creek]

so this is just like a ban syncing bot lol

[spare quartz]

yes

if you're in a server he doesn't like you're banned

[timid quartz]

Except idk if he provides a list anymore

[proud creek]

it says he doesnt provide the list technically

like the bot doesnt have the list

you import the list

[timid quartz]

https://fixupx.com/realrubensim/status/1915536394216497213?s=46&t=_HT3RAOB4Inj7GE9_dsejw

ruben sim 🇨🇳 (@realRubenSim)

This bot works similar to Ro-Cleaner, except it stores absolutely no user data. Instead, server owners can use the /setbanlist command with a GitHub link to a json database containing their own custom ban list, such as this one: raw.githubusercontent.com/PatRunkz/list/refs/heads/main/robloxcondogooners.json
︀︀Bot Invite link: discord.com/oauth2/authorize?client_id=1364765362612211772&permissions=52230&integration_type=0&scope=bot
︀︀
︀︀Since this bot stores no user data, this completely fixes any complaints Discord had about Ro-Cleaner. Happy moderating!

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FixupX · Apr 24, 2025, 10:40 PM

[proud creek]

(hes going to provide the list lmao)

[timid quartz]

Probably for a fee

Dude honestly ok

If I was him

Payment schemes

• One-time list purchase: $19.99
• Monthly list updates: $13.99/mo
• Three-month list updates: $9.99/mo

Or something like that

[spare quartz]

😭

this new bot is also definitely chatgpt written

[timid quartz]

100%

He probably had ChatGPT identify the people on his list

[spare quartz]

naw i dont think so

but they probably used what chatgpt said to codify the results

he has a 60 MB json file

[timid quartz]

that’s huge what

60mb of straight json

[spare quartz]

https://github.com/PatRunkz/list

the firefox text renderer smears text trying to render it

[timid quartz]

Phone Safari crashes

Well the tab does

[spare quartz]

makes me wonder how they collect this data

[rustic vine]

oh they just ask nicely

[rustic vine]

this may be bad

[spare quartz]

mod training soon

[spare quartz]

it died

[proud creek]

its detecting furry nexus huh

[spare quartz]

what’s that

[proud creek]

like some furry server

i thought it was a sfw one

[spare quartz]

well, Ruben hates furries, so…

[spare quartz]

BAYACHAO

IS

SUCH A FUCKING

WEIRRRDDOOO!!

[timid quartz]

Nah it hasn’t

[spare quartz]

I wonder why

[spare quartz]

Also never mind she’s cute again

[timid quartz]

Honestly back in my day I was making a program to scrape Roblox users to find if they were friended with people that got banned for serious reasons or friends with people in questionable groups up to 2 degrees of separation

[timid quartz]

Because of you and me

This is our general chat

[spare quartz]

Sent them my first ever anon question

It’s mostly English so probably no response 😭

[timid quartz]

なんだ、このサイト

[spare quartz]

From what I can tell, it’s basically where game devs can show off in development photos of what they’re working on

[timid quartz]

わかった

[spare quartz]

Would you like the link?

[timid quartz]

大丈夫

[spare quartz]

belhhh

stop making me have to refer to jisho!!!!/!-!:

[spare quartz]

Out of your three transactions I only understood なんで

Oops

Wrong kana

だ*

[timid quartz]

スキルイッシュー

[spare quartz]

殺す今よ！！！！

[timid quartz]

lmao

[spare quartz]

NOT LMAO

[timid quartz]

I shouldn’t have taught you Japanese

[spare quartz]

I still would’ve made myself learn it because of bayachao

Though it’d be a lot slower …

[timid quartz]

Rrrrr ねないで

[spare quartz]

「SCP」を読むている…

[timid quartz]

いつも起きなくちゃいけない

[timid quartz]

読んでいる*

[spare quartz]

核爆弾

[timid quartz]

bruh

hold on

て form conjugation is like this

verb ending | conjugation
--------------------------
う,つ,る     | って
む,ぶ,ぬ     | んで
く          | いて
ぐ          | いで
す          | して
来る        |　来て
する        | して
行く        | 行って

the last 3 aren't "verb endings", they are irregular verbs

[spare quartz]

そっっっか

This will be very useful

[timid quartz]

just goog it if you forget

[spare quartz]

Microwave 1 foot away from my head when I’m asleep

Hopefully no adverse effects come of this

[timid quartz]

this might be why you're a kotlin + ada user rather than rust

[spare quartz]

いいえ！

[timid quartz]

fyi in conversation where you're not being formal, it's more common to say (い)いや

[spare quartz]

Ehh, I’ve also seen いいえ used in this same type of conv

[timid quartz]

oh for sure

it's more common in speech I think

[spare quartz]

「SCP-2935」は古典

[timid quartz]

old something

ah

koten

[spare quartz]

is a classic

Wait

Forgot です

[timid quartz]

eh I mean

[spare quartz]

Life over

[timid quartz]

on the internet

not 100% necessary

time to put these shot glasses to good use

[timid quartz]

go bed

11pm

[spare quartz]

Trying

I’m tired

[timid quartz]

try harder

colemak dh

so difficult

to type

[timid quartz]

why do I do this to myself

this is so hard

atp did you see the ping

in #1365540771473915945

[spare quartz]

Yes

[timid quartz]

NEW THREAD!!!!

[spare quartz]

now let me obsess over my bayachao character,

[timid quartz]

no

[spare quartz]

she’s my favorite though …

[timid quartz]

no on cdh is j; on qwerty

stupid keyboard layout

but more ergonomic ig

use std::thread;
use std::sync::{Arc, Mutex};

fn main() {
    let counter = Arc::new(Mutex::new(0));
    let mut handles = vec![];

    for _ in 0..10 {
        let counter = Arc::clone(&counter);
        let handle = thread::spawn(move || {
            let mut counter = counter.lock().unwrap();
            *counter += 1;
        });
        handles.push(handle);
    }

    for handle in handles {
        handle.join().unwrap();
    }

    let counter = counter.lock().unwrap();
    println!("Result: {}", *counter);
}

@spare quartz RUST!!!

[spare quartz]

ばやちゃお

[lyric mesa]

confusion...

[spare quartz]

UGH!!

Just woke up from a dream where I get killed from a giant mosquito!!!

[timid quartz]

that wasn’t a dream, you died in Australia and the DoD revived you inside your house

[spare quartz]

thisi s why i dontn go outside

[spare quartz]

ばやちゃお

[lyric mesa]

wha

[timid quartz]

"bayachao"

[lyric mesa]

well ya but i don't know what that is

[timid quartz]

@spare quartz your time to shine

[spare quartz]

no YOUR time to shine

send them bayachao content.

[timid quartz]

I'm not terminally addicted to bayachao

you send it

you're bayachao's posterthing

[spare quartz]

meowwwwww

[spare quartz]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uC9d34cU2s8

[spare quartz]

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

[timid quartz]

@lyric mesa ^

[spare quartz]

"thing" is the English language's Object / any and my mind cannot be changed

[timid quartz]

i hate how the nws forecast products are .gif

THEY DONT EVEN MOVE!!!

USE JPEG!!!!

[spare quartz]

because that used to be the .PNG

[timid quartz]

lame

it should only be used for funny moving pictures

[spare quartz]

well with the advent of APNG its not really super useful anymore

[timid quartz]

apng

oh interesting

[spare quartz]

MY FUCKIN GEARS S

[timid quartz]

gears what are you a robot

[spare quartz]

EARS!!!

[timid quartz]

also go look in #1365540771473915945 there's some shit gonna go down on monday

[spare quartz]

pls

send it to me.... all of it ..

[spare quartz]

its been overcast for 3 days now

aera post

[timid quartz]

real

[spare quartz]

if it were written in rust it would've been hacked day one

[timid quartz]

nope

[spare quartz]

yup

[timid quartz]

nope

[timid quartz]

u r wrong

[spare quartz]

i am right

[timid quartz]

kill it with fire

[spare quartz]

oh yeah did you know the bayachao religion is real

[timid quartz]

nope

[spare quartz]

https://youtu.be/MAmnOLXKqKQ?t=248

[timid quartz]

if 4chan was written in ada then it would have never become popular and died in the first week

[spare quartz]

wrong

if it were written in ada nobody would ever know the jannies were feds

(its classified)

WHAT

[timid quartz]

lmao

[spare quartz]

istg i find more and more things watching these videos

[timid quartz]

and if 4chan was made in kotlin...

well...

all the gc pauses would have halved traffic throughput

[spare quartz]

kys

[timid quartz]

but if it had been rust it would have been BLAZINGLY FAST and memory safe

[spare quartz]

that is an ORDER

[timid quartz]

and would be what reddit is today

[spare quartz]

kys!!!!

[timid quartz]

YOU CANNOT ORDER ME, PRIVATE

[spare quartz]

I LITERALY OUTRANK YOU??

[timid quartz]

NOW DROP AND GIVE ME 20 RUST CRATES

[spare quartz]

EWWWWWWWWWWWWWW

[spare quartz]

IT WORKS

https://youtu.be/nBbVWNcbNHI?t=221

[proud creek]

Weed cat

[timid quartz]

@spare quartz u hate sprigatito confirmed

[spare quartz]

https://youtube.com/clip/UgkxpjbFKU0BO1z9drTunwW1jFWLEquNSDZA?si=VMIB5VbZjBPcGbZk

do you wanna watch bayachao with enm

https://youtu.be/wp3D9VQUy3E?t=5329

[timid quartz]

I need to go store to food

actually @spare quartz can u start ur okitsune tale thing agin

want to play it

EXPENSIVE!!!! GC!!!! PAUSES!!!!!!!

[spare quartz]

in a mnmt cleaning

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------qq-

\

[timid quartz]

cat

[spare quartz]

@timid quartz back

otherkeyboardisbeing cleaned right now

i had it doused in alcohol so itll take like a week to dry

let me start the server

[timid quartz]

why did you douse it in alcohol and not mineral oil

[spare quartz]

because i only have alcohol

and its waterproof

let me just dust off thisdell keyboard with some alcohol

itsbeen sitting on a shlef for hlaf a year

there

like new

and it also smells like alcohol

[timid quartz]

open the serverrrrrrrrrrrrrrr pls

[spare quartz]

holdon

[timid quartz]

wait

are you

copying the server off of your computer

[spare quartz]

yes

im mobing it to beg

[timid quartz]

bro if it's not on your computer

the save wont load

[spare quartz]

can you remind me

what server/port did you use for your save file

[timid quartz]

uh

http://107.132.83.172:7777/www/index.html

[spare quartz]

why aera

look you can figure out how to move the local data

its fine

[timid quartz]

bro idk how to get the local data without loading the website

[spare quartz]

ill teach you how

what browser was it on

[timid quartz]

edge

[spare quartz]

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/74983188/how-to-import-export-user-profiles-in-edge-browser

[timid quartz]

ughhhhh

OR you could just...

have it on your pc

[spare quartz]

no

because i need to go shower in am oment

its way easier this way

[timid quartz]

ok so

u can

leave ur pc on

[spare quartz]

no cause then my room heats up

[timid quartz]

womp womp

ls

how tf

do I get data out of leveldb

[spare quartz]

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/57117973/recovering-data-from-leveldb-ldb-file

[timid quartz]

this is so stupid

[timid quartz]

im on mac

why cant you just have your pc on

[spare quartz]

because it heats up my room 😭

if you really need help send the ldb file in m dms

oh god dammit

the game found a bug in my staticserve

[timid quartz]

is this all im supposed to see

[spare quartz]

interesting

remove the grep what do you see

[timid quartz]

lots

lots and lots

[spare quartz]

let me bug fix this rq

[timid quartz]

see this would be so much easier

[timid quartz]

also there's like

5 billion ldb files

[spare quartz]

blegfhh

why didnt you just listen to me when i said to move the data months agooo

[timid quartz]

because months ago I didnt care

and I still didnt know how to move leveldb data

can you just turn it on on your computer for 5 minutes

so I can copy the data out

[spare quartz]

http://107.132.83.172:7777/www/index.html

get it out

and move it to

https://javart.zip/www/index.html

please let me know when you have

[timid quartz]

ok its done

thanks

[spare quartz]

does it work?

[timid quartz]

appears to

it loaded

[spare quartz]

shower time

https://fixupx.com/nullpoints/status/1916102914327908781?s=46

rowan 🐡🦀🔪 (@nullpoints)

1. ITS CHINESE
︀︀2. IM CHINESE
︀︀3. why are you assuming shit????

Quoting rowan 🐡🦀🔪 (@nullpoints)
︀
加油, Basil !!✨💪
︀︀#OMORI #OMORIFANART #OMORIBASIL

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FixupX · Apr 26, 2025, 12:11 PM

[spare quartz]

https://youtu.be/VGJkDm0_G-U?si=AEvOPm0Lf4r5hm5M

[timid quartz]

goldfish

[spare quartz]

Huh

[timid quartz]

goldfish

bottle

[spare quartz]

oh for the

bird lady

[spare quartz]

I ENVER NOTICED

HIS LEG

[timid quartz]

deer

[spare quartz]

nonono he uh

he took an arrow to the knee

[timid quartz]

oh I see

im on that cutscene rn

[spare quartz]

Oh yeah

I also have the japanese version of the game available to me

But you’ll probably want to stay on the eng ver

[timid quartz]

for now

[spare quartz]

From what I can tell the jap version is originally written by bayachao, then they got some translation company to write the eng ver

From what I know, that company primarily did business-related translations

[timid quartz]

translations are kinda bad

[spare quartz]

There’s also a simp. Chinese version, but I don’t know anything about it

[spare quartz]

Yeah,,,

[spare quartz]

sigh

sometimes i remember i have like

4 keyboards in storage

and for some reason whenever one breaks, and i get an older one from the stack, it works again??

KB216 is the best keyboard to have ever graced this earth..

https://fixupx.com/Yeah_Jaron/status/1916196433163649422/photo/1

Yeah Jaron (@Yeah_Jaron)

YouTube I am NOT using your AI-Generated responses 😭😭😭

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FixupX · Apr 26, 2025, 6:23 PM

[timid quartz]

[rustic vine]

lily58

[spare quartz]

https://tenor.com/view/gif-gif-19495068

[rustic vine]

Yup please autoreply first suggestion

[rustic vine]

These are goated

[spare quartz]

kb216 better

[timid quartz]

ngl wanna get one of these ortholinear keyboards

[spare quartz]

hmm

need to study how to optimize this

[rustic vine]

Really? Split or nah?

Oh do you consider what I posted as ortholinear

I'm not sure if it counts I thought it didn't

[spare quartz]

wonder what i should do

HTTP2InputStream.read -> (reads HTTP/2 data) -> (converts to HTTP/1.1 data) -> HTTP message
HTTP2OutputStream.write -> (converts HTTP message to HTTP/2) -> ...

[rustic vine]

Read the underactuated page

That's what I do when I'm bored sometimes

[spare quartz]

oh i just write protocols when im bored

[rustic vine]

Lol

[spare quartz]

just trying to decide what the best thing for compatibility would be here

[rustic vine]

Oh I see

Idk sorry I'm not a certified expert on http

[spare quartz]

be one

[rustic vine]

NOOOO

[rustic vine]

Wth is that

Space gun

[spare quartz]

drone jammer

[rustic vine]

Laser pistol

Oh

[spare quartz]

https://wetdry.world/deck/@eblu/114406751451327245

eblu 🐘 (@[email protected])

no social network is meaningfully decentralized. this is because they all rely on the HTTP protocol which is controlled by a single organization

Wet-Dry World · Apr 26, 2025, 11:01 PM

UGHHHH

CODING IS SO TEDIOUS

i wish my computer just knew what to do

[timid quartz]

THATS WHAT IM SAYING

[spare quartz]

well thats cause you're a rust user

[timid quartz]

well...you're an ada user

[spare quartz]

and kotlin user

the tedious part is MAVEN

[timid quartz]

well

you did make your own server

you have done this to yourself

[spare quartz]

no

it'd happen even if i went thru sonatype

i hhhhhaaateee having to

[timid quartz]

maven deez

[spare quartz]

1.x.x-SNAPSHOT -> git push -> [publish]
[refresh] -> 1.x.x-SNAPSHOT -> [build]

i blame it on you

ughh i want MOR E コニー　ART

GIVE IT TO ME!!

[timid quartz]

forced to have イザナリ

[spare quartz]

unfunnylad has him as their HUSBAND

コニー is my wife.

we are not the same.

[pallid loom]

the missile that's using Ada for its guidance computer on its way to your house;

[timid quartz]

you are asleep

i am awake

we are not the same

[spare quartz]

No

Just watching you the

YouTube

[timid quartz]

you the

[timid quartz]

Kill it

[spare quartz]

Goodnight!!!!

[timid quartz]

Burn it

[spare quartz]

Wh I

[timid quartz]

GOOD MORNING

[spare quartz]

Why…

[spare quartz]

oh wow

i was gonna search fo ra message aeera sent earlier

found out 54% of his messages were in #1264495613051932702 alone

[spare quartz]

found it

hmm

つないでなかった

cursed

ブルートゥース仕掛けは繋ぎましたです

experimenting

ブルートゥース仕掛けは今や繋ぎましたです

[timid quartz]

I believe it

[spare quartz]

stop yapping so much

[timid quartz]

Hmm what were you trying to say here

[spare quartz]

Nothing specific

[timid quartz]

Well whatever it was it looks a little ungrammatical

[spare quartz]

I kinda just wanted to see how I could mix inflections to create like

“Did not connect”

[spare quartz]

Then I made the opposite

[timid quartz]

You wouldn’t use て form for that

[spare quartz]

I found out after writing

[timid quartz]

You can just say つながなかった

If you say つないでなかった

That almost is like

“Is not connecting”

Since て form can be used for continuous action

But not always, the nuance is weird, sometimes it sounds odd to use て form in that way for certain verbs

[spare quartz]

Germs

🦠

[timid quartz]

gg

Like for example I don’t think 行っている is used to mean “I’m going”

[spare quartz]

What about here? Can you understand what I’m saying?

[timid quartz]

Other than the fact that I don’t know most of those kanji

Oh also uh

です is ungrammatical there

[spare quartz]

blegh

why’s that

[timid quartz]

Because you ended the sentence with a verb

ます is a valid sentence ending

[spare quartz]

Ohhh

OHHH

[timid quartz]

です is for nouns/な-adjectives

when at the end of a sentence, nouns normally end with the "copula" だ

so like

これはATPだ -> "that is ATP", notice the だ at the end

です is the polite form of だ

[timid quartz]

(women may use わ to sound more woman-like, nuance is fun, sometimes in super casual speech it may be dropped too, lots of rules go out the window for casual speech)

[timid quartz]

however when a sentence ends with a verb, you don't add additional stuff since the verb ends the sentence

for example ATPと一緒に話す -> "I am talking with ATP"

to be polite with verbs, you do some conjugation, but all polite forms of verbs end in ます

[timid quartz]

so polite of this is ATPと一緒に話し__ます__

[spare quartz]

ファイルを消すか

[timid quartz]

nowww in super duper formal business japanese I wanna say I have seen 〜ますです used

but that's like

ultra formal language

and I'm not 100% sure that I've seen that

[timid quartz]

yeah so that's asking if you wanna delete a file I think

[spare quartz]

Correct!

[timid quartz]

the reason か is after the verb is because it's a question

[spare quartz]

I know!!!

I wrote that

[timid quartz]

gg

but yeah it's not 〜消すですか

it would be 消しますか

[spare quartz]

I wonder if my IDE has that

[timid quartz]

prob

[spare quartz]

I should check next time I’m awake …

[timid quartz]

ok anyways I sleep now

[spare quartz]

ユーザーはばかです。セッションを極まった

[spare quartz]

we've got a lot of code...