development

[primal perch]

its a necessary evil

[silver rampart]

the fact that it emulates C while not behaving the same fucks with your intuition

[primal perch]

yeah im moving a pointer to a function and then because of vtable shenanigans the pointer is 0x30 different

so here i am going wtf

[silver rampart]

and classes/objects not being pointers/similar to objc internals, also hurts my head

[primal perch]

because of classes or something

i still dont even know why its off but alas

but for this program using anything else isnt an option

i could use python but like the whole point is to write something faster / lower usage than node js shit

and python is in that categoryt

well it is way better with ram

but cpu usage not

yea and nobody wants to write complex data structures in C

llvm is all C++

i use std string most of the time

and vector

the occasional sorting algorithm

the standard library shit is already faster than whatever i would do

[silver rampart]

same :(

[primal perch]

so might as well use it

[silver rampart]

would've very gladly used python but i need something that can be used in future GUI apps

but that also allowed usage in a cli tool

[primal perch]

yeah but embedded is pretty niche and not really applicable to most of us

all of us scrubs write shit for macos ios linux or windows

where ram space is ample

it is

[silver rampart]

its so great

it can be so fast too

can dump the headers for 2000+ libraries in approx 2-3 minutes on a 3 core github actions server

[primal perch]

embedded systems are going to be running nodejs in 30 years i swear

[silver rampart]

ppl who say python is slow just write shit python

[primal perch]

"yeah my car crashed bc the cpu crashed. cant come in to work today"

[silver rampart]

the GIL is kinda frustrating in terms of multithreading

[primal perch]

oh yeah and not even to mention multithreading in c and c++

lord help those people

[silver rampart]

theoretically i could shave off more milliseconds from metadata loading by using a multithreading approach

[primal perch]

with one thread everything is fine and dandy
with shitstorm threads 2+ you a have

[silver rampart]

but multiprocessing cant properly handle distributed mmaped IO, and multithreading has no benifit bc GIL

[primal perch]

i doubt youd save time anyway because of the cost of creating/destroying it

[silver rampart]

its also good for scalable libraries and large projects, when you're using an IDE< which is why i love it

[primal perch]

like it actually takes milliseconds for the average thread to start once you create it

pretty sure

250-500 us probably

idk how expensive actually but its not instant

[silver rampart]

i just work on this on an arm windows machine and as such have tried about everything to make things faster

[silver rampart]

on my POC (which cant work on windows), yeah, benchmark showed multithreading sped up the processing bit at the expense of costing the same amount of time in overhead

[primal perch]

but for large binaries that speed difference could be significant

if there would be more to process ig

idk what exactly youre processing

[silver rampart]

it evened out

even though i usually implement stuff to help with speed on larger files at the cost of microseconds of overhead on small ones

ended up just turning off the multithreading bit

[primal perch]

[silver rampart]

kept the 'Queue' wrapper i wrote for it and the refactor + some cacheing sped things up a ton anyways

dont know if there are any major bottlenecks left to remove

[primal perch]

10$ to whoever can make a O(1) quicksort implementation

up to n elements

[silver rampart]

biggest trick was mmaped-io usage

which more ppl need to know about

[untold river]

i have an implementation but it requires the input be sorted beforehand

[primal perch]

[untold river]

def qs_o1(data: list) -> list:
    return data

ok gib 10$

[primal perch]

aight ill have your 10 zimbabwean dollars on the way

[untold river]

true

[primal perch]

rip transfer fees will take all of it

so thats that i guess

[silver rampart]

oh also i cache almost everything bc my code is bad and it makes the problem go away

[primal perch]

its just a little ram

[untold river]

trolley

[silver rampart]

at the cost of approximately twice the filesize worth of memory (+ the mmaped file)

[untold river]

i mean

[primal perch]

mfers have like 16gb now anyway

they can cope

[untold river]

it's just a TUI tool

how bad can it be

:trolley:

[primal perch]

id rather ram be used for something useful like that anyway

than 300mb of whatever the fuck of nodejs

[silver rampart]

oml let me check the allocations on the GUI

i bet its awful

[primal perch]

/ electron

discord does not need 300-600mb for a few images and text

it just doesnt

[silver rampart]

actually it might not be bad now

it would've been fucking terrible before today's update

[primal perch]

damn itd be nice if i could do this stupid 2 page paper during normal hours but nah

gotta procrastinate it until 1

[silver rampart]

this is the way

[primal perch]

and this should be easy because i did a 7 page paper 2 weeks ago in 4 1/2 hours

but it still isnt

[silver rampart]

swift processing done this is all you guys get

use a real language

[primal perch]

not bad though

i dont think you could extract much more from the binary

[tepid olive]

anyone know how to install an app on corellium with it being signed

[celest quiver]

it's the UDID

i could try patching on my irl device's one

but let's see

[tepid olive]

Yea udid is coming back invalid

[silver rampart]

?

[celest quiver]

the signing servers are refusing it

but we got stuff working now

[silver rampart]

can you not install it through xcode?

or if all else fails, ad-hoc signing it or using that one tweak

[tepid olive]

Didn’t even try that tbh

[celest quiver]

nano moment

[analog echo]

Hey @silver rampart you have a yoga c630 right? Does WSL2 work?

[silver rampart]

it does not

[analog echo]

I can’t for the life of me get it to work

[silver rampart]

c630 does not have OS access to EL2

anything utilizing hypervisors (e.g. WSL2) will not work

[analog echo]

Ah I didn’t know that, guess I’ll have to use wsl 1

[silver rampart]

https://github.com/cxnder/woa-survival-guide/blob/master/WSL.md#wsl1-without-virtualization-drivers if you haven't set up wsl1 yet:

was a huge headache bc standard wsl setup requires a hypervisor regardless of what version you want to use

[analog echo]

Why does it have hyper-v then

I only had to switch to wsl 1, it worked

Are you on the home version?

[silver rampart]

i'm on win 11 pro

iirc hyper-v does exist but doesn't actually work

same with all of the settings options that make it look like your system has hypervisor support

[analog echo]

Ah yeah that makes sense, it didn’t have hyper v on the home version. It does on 11 pro but wsl 2 just doesn’t work

[silver rampart]

getting hypervisor on a c630 would require a firmware update from lenovo (which nobody is counting on)

or flashing modified firmware, if that's even possible

and the c630 was discontinued however long ago

[untold river]

isnt apt.bingner.com a dist repo

[analog echo]

They don’t even have the drivers for it separately

I clean flashed 11 pro and it was a pain in the ass to get the drivers

[silver rampart]

hyper-v is a program for running vms

[analog echo]

Uh I know? I was just talking about Lenovo not providing proper support

[untold river]

For the sake of testing you can install Discord, which can only run under x64.
Immediately uninstall discord bc it runs horribly in emulation
:trolley:

[silver rampart]

kinda confused now

3 am moment

[analog echo]

lol my bad I kinda changed the topic there

[primal perch]

mfw they write app in js

which is arch agnostic

proceeds to only publish x64 builds

[analog echo]

It’s a nice device though. Especially for 250 bucks

[silver rampart]

absolutely yeah

use mine for most of what i do

battery life + lack of heat + being fast af when running native apps is too good

[analog echo]

the battery is amazing

[untold river]

they do publish arm64 builds*

*only on macOS

[silver rampart]

even more annoying bc electron supports arm64 win builds since v7

and a ton of ppl ask for them

[primal perch]

windows arm64 users

:mike:

[untold river]

they can publish arm64 builds for all OSes if they want to

but their valuable CI build minutes

[primal perch]

noooooo it will cost 3000$ in maintenance nooo

my fursuit

[untold river]

to be honest though

has discord ever listened to the community

[primal perch]

no

[untold river]

they dont even listen to library devs

[celest quiver]

dies from cringe

[primal perch]

discord try to write a native app challenge

deadass my battery on ios would be so much better

[untold river]

they write native android apps (citing react native perf issues)

but decided to go with react native for ios

[primal perch]

[untold river]

because react native is the future!!!

[primal perch]

true bro

i like bloat

finally

only took 3 hours of half assed writing to write a whopping 808 words

[silver rampart]

big mood

[misty cradle]

what the fuck kritanta

alive

[silver rampart]

[faint timber]

this your 4th or 5th rebrand now?

[silver rampart]

not keeping track

[faint timber]

there is still the one not many people realized was you

[silver rampart]

i mean i'd wager a good amount of ppl assume i left since i sorta deleted my twitter and all of that

really dont know why ppl care that much

not trying to dodge controversy, just wanted to change my usernames

@grave sparrow blessed

[silver rampart]

https://www.google.com/search?q=NominalClassDescriptor+flags googlewhack

[lime pivot]

it's because of native modules

they hardly even have the full app on linux as-is

surprising they even bothered to make the binaries work on Intel macOS at all, let alone bothering to release an ARM macOS build

(no Krisp noise isolation on Linux because it's a binary blob and I guess Krisp dgaf about Linux)

[silver rampart]

suffering with this swift stuff

official docs:

offset from what?

in what unit?

do i need to mask anything?

and also it's all outdated and as such wrong anyways

[untold river]

livestreaming with audio is also windows only i believe

[lime pivot]

nope supported on macOS

[untold river]

oh cool

[lime pivot]

but it's just a rebadged Rogue Amoeba whatever their thing is called

whichever of their million products that do almost the same thing

[silver rampart]

dsdump doesn't even seem to handle this, it just links swift and uses swift's code

[vivid dew]

@eager spire happy birthday big... uhh... umm...

[eager spire]

thanks

#development moment

[hardy glen]

There’s also swiftdump

https://github.com/neil-wu/SwiftDump

Just found out about it, never used it though

Might be helpful

[silver rampart]

actually insanely useful ty

[hardy glen]

Np

[tepid olive]

🤝

[lime pivot]

you have the order of flags inverted. you're still asking it to use the latest SDK and deploy to target iOS 13.0+

if you just make it iphone:clang:13.0, it'll pick a safe default deploy target for you, otherwise you can set one manually eg iphone:clang:13.0:12.0

[merry glade]

@vestal snow\

@eager spire hbd

sorry snow above wrong snow

[primal perch]

gm

[lime pivot]

gm

[primal perch]

true

chariz guy

[sour halo]

Flame repo

[lime pivot]

yw

[lime pivot]

sup charmander guy

charmeleon*** man

[primal perch]

everything is open source with leaked ida 7.5

[restive ether]

L

[glacial matrix]

@grave sparrow on Unix you can get notified of directory changes, so you can get events of files being added/removed from a folder

You wouldn’t need to get a request from any package manager, as long as they write the filter files to standard paths

You can set a timeout that you reset on each event. Then after a period of no changes you reload

[primal perch]

https://tenor.com/view/hello-chat-cat-gif-22139058

[ocean raptor]

@lime pivot I'm in need of a hoodie, think I can get a chariz seller discount?

[lime pivot]

ask our unpaid merchandising officer @indigo peak

[indigo peak]

since youre a chariz seller you have that tweak money, so its actually extra

90% of the money goes to me and the other 10% goes to chariz (@lime pivot )

[lime pivot]

yeah tbh cameron is rich with the $0.00 he's earned from QuickActions

technically he's actually cost us money but not enough for me to care about lmao

like a few cents

[untold river]

get some chariz debt collectors 🚎

[tepid olive]

do like dynastic and make people pay for hosting

[lime pivot]

I should be a debt collector for myself with my wildly popular "Cephei" package

[tepid olive]

why did you kill my daughter

[untold river]

make FlameCoins that the seller has to pay to keep their packages up

[lime pivot]

everyone would flame me for introducing FlameCoins

[primal perch]

cephei blew up my phone

@lime pivot sending you a 600$ invoice

[lime pivot]

man

[ocean raptor]

[lime pivot]

gonna send you a bill for the 2 cents you cost us bro

[tepid olive]

that's packix tier behaviour

[vivid dew]

introducing the chariz governance chain

[tepid olive]

im telling aaron to revoke your dev role

[ocean raptor]

How about instead you add PWYW

[tepid olive]

true

[lime pivot]

actually planning something like that

[tepid olive]

@shut stag

[ocean raptor]

Good cause I want money but don't feel comfortable charging people for quickactions

[tepid olive]

he’s threathening me

[lime pivot]

I want money too

[tepid olive]

what about me

[gentle grove]

discord 502

i got that like 20 seconds ago

[gentle grove]

true

i wohder how to customize the 502 page on traefik

[shut stag]

you mean the package that is the source of COVID-19

[lime pivot]

yeah the C stands for Cephei

latest version is 15.ba.2 codename “Omicron”

[native dune]

[lime pivot]

I went and looked up where omicron is in the green alphabet to make a throwaway joke I’m such a nerd my god

*greek* alphabet

[gentle grove]

https://tenor.com/view/green-gif-5173440

green alphabet

[hasty ruin]

is that the real shrek

[gentle grove]

no

[hasty ruin]

😦

[lime pivot]

we pay him in exposure

[grim sparrow]

Rt

[vivid dew]

why are you exposing yourself to him

[lime pivot]

it's our standard procedure bro

[vivid dew]

then does that mean the dick pic tale sent me wasn't actually a mistake

[lime pivot]

wtf

man's got some explaining to do

[vivid dew]

[untold river]

https://http.cat/502

ow

[gentle grove]

YEAH

HTTP CAT

i need to figure out http cat for traefik

so i can have it on the mc server map and stuff

[exotic spire]

@grave sparrow can you help me with some shit. I got no idea what I’m doing wrong, I can stream it to u

I'll dm u the code

[winter relic]

https://www.reddit.com/r/AltStore/comments/sce65f/what_i_created/

[vivid dew]

but why

[ocean raptor]

WHY ISN'T THIS DEFAULT https://github.com/llvm/llvm-project/blob/main/llvm/lib/Support/Unix/Host.inc#L76-L81

[exotic spire]

Any idea what I'm doing wrong here lol

[lethal kayak]

wtf

I literally applied less than a month ago

[silver rampart]

new_bank[bank_name] is returning a string

[exotic spire]

I need that value to be actually set as an integer so that I can dump it to a json file

[silver rampart]

so syntactically you're trying to do 'some string here'['blah']

[exotic spire]

oh no no

nuevo_banco is a list

I need to append those values to that list

[silver rampart]

its a list of strings, then

you're trying to set a dictionary value on a string, which isn't a dictionary

bc nuevo_banco is a list of strings, not a list of dictionaries

from what i can tell

[exotic spire]

def nuevo_banco():
    nuevo_banco = {}
    nombre_banco = input("Introduce el nombre del nuevo banco: \n")
    nuevo_banco[nombre_banco] = nombre_banco
    nuevo_banco[nombre_banco]['menor10k_salario_min'] = int(input("text"))

I need to add a new integer to that position within the list

ending up something like this

[silver rampart]

oh, you told me it was a list but it was indeed a dict

[exotic spire]

sorry my bad lol

[silver rampart]

ok lets walk through this

nuevo_banco = {} is initializing a Dict

[exotic spire]

Yes

Which that dict will be a new JSON object

[silver rampart]

nombre_banco = input("Introduce el nombre del nuevo banco: \n") is setting nombre_banco to whatever string the user enters

so

[exotic spire]

and basically nesting stuff from there on

[exotic spire]

I have an int conversion with the input

[silver rampart]

doesn't matter

[exotic spire]

wait nvm. That's the bank's name and it should be a string

[silver rampart]

when you do nuevo_banco[nombre_banco] = nombre_banco, you're saying, "in my bank dictionary, i want the users input to return exactly the user's input and nothing more"

so assuming they put in 'cheese', nuevo_banco['cheese'] will return the string 'cheese'

[exotic spire]

I basically try to create this structure within that line:

Bankname {
}

[silver rampart]

then

[exotic spire]

Then nesting stuff within

[silver rampart]

nuevo_banco[nombre_banco]['menor10k_salario_min'] = int(input("text")) when you call this

since you assigned nuevo_banco[nombre_banco] = nombre_banco, that'll resolve to just nombre_banco

so looking at 'nombre_banco'['menor10k_salario_min'] = int(input("text")) , hopefully you can see the issue

in your nuevo_banco dictionary, you're assigning both the key and value to be the same thing (a string) which is not what you want here

[exotic spire]

I see. How would I make the second [] dynamic to whatever the user inputs then? So I can dump all this into a new json object

[silver rampart]

initialize it with a dictionary instead

nuevo_banco[nombre_banco] = nombre_banco should be nuevo_banco[nombre_banco] = {}

[exotic spire]

So I just remove the first line then?

def nuevo_banco():
    nuevo_banco = {}

[silver rampart]

no

not sure if you're seeing the problem

[exotic spire]

Oh do you mean all those other values should be within the dictionary

as in

def nuevo_banco():
    nuevo_banco = {}
    nombre_banco = input("Introduce el nombre del nuevo banco: \n")
    nuevo_banco[nombre_banco] = {
    nuevo_banco[nombre_banco]['menor10k_salario_min'] = int(input("text"))
}
``` Pardon my stupidity but I'm kinda new manipulating json data with python

[silver rampart]

you could do it like that but it's a pain to read

actually wait no

but lets just stick with your original thing

[exotic spire]

You should see my other functions lol, I def need to optimize a lot but I need to finish the MVP first. Then optimize stuff

[silver rampart]

you cannot do dictionary assignments to strings, and your dict as shown in cell 3 up there is returning a string, not a dictionary

[exotic spire]

Yeah I've been avoiding this because I need to do a hierarchy like this:

Bankname : {
    loan_type1 : {
      req1 : 500
      req2 : 1000
    }
    loan_type2 : {
      req1 : 700
      req2 : 1200
    }
}

I just need to create new hypothetic banks that follow this requirement hierarchy, so that they can modify the requirements for each type of loans without affecting other loans

[silver rampart]

soo

what you need to be doing in your original sample, i think? is this:

you can see now the code runs properly

[exotic spire]

I see

[silver rampart]

and the type of the object your dictionary request returns is a dictionary, not a string

[exotic spire]

Yeah I actually want a dict

[silver rampart]

you can see if i try to do it the old way, then it crashes, bc i'm just doing bankname['someshit'], but bankname isn't a dict, it's the name of the bank

[exotic spire]

Definitely need more practice with this lol

Ok so this is the new syntax then?

Or should I delete the first line

[silver rampart]

yep, that's good

and no, that first line is critical lol

[exotic spire]

Yep bc it won't know what variable I'm talking about

This json is a mess, 3 banks and I have like 1500 lines

That's why I needed to automate this

Thank you very much, I'll try it out

[silver rampart]

been there

flashbacks to valve's shitty item schema custom format

[exotic spire]

So far it worked up to the append section lol

smh

[silver rampart]

datos_bancos is a dict, .append is for lists

[exotic spire]

I see

[silver rampart]

if you want to add a value to a dictionary, you need to tell the dictionary what the key is so it knows 'where to put it'

so adding a value to a dict is going to (usually) be done with dictionary_name['key'] = value

[exotic spire]

That's the thing. Basically I have no key, this is at the root level of the json file

The new bank I'm creating is the new key

[silver rampart]

could you show an example of like, the beginning of the json file

[exotic spire]

Yes I already did, this screenshot

That's the beginning of the file

for readability

[silver rampart]

oh you're like, trying to concat them

hm

[exotic spire]

Banesco and Banco General are separate banks. All with their own requisites

I'm just trying to replicate the same code over and over to create their own banks

[silver rampart]

datos_bancos.update(nuevo_banco)

which is a rather convoluted way of doing it

basically says 'take these two dictionaries and smush them together'

which is what i think you want in terms of output

[exotic spire]

It didn't error out this time, but it didn't add it either

[silver rampart]

can you show your full code

[exotic spire]

I can DM it to you

[glacial matrix]

if you collect all the data into separate variables you can also do validations on each before adding them to a dictionary

[exotic spire]

I'll send it here but tbf my code is a readability mess rn (beginning with python, first weeks), don't be judgy lmao

archivo_variables = './variablesbanco.json'

def nuevo_banco():
    with open(archivo_variables, "r") as a:
        temp = json.load(a)
    nuevo_banco = {}
    nombre_banco = input("Introduce el nombre del nuevo banco: \n")
    nuevo_banco[nombre_banco] = {}
    print("\n Prestamos de valor menor a 10 mil dolares \n")
    nuevo_banco[nombre_banco]['menor10k_salario_min'] = int(input("Introduce el salario mínimo para solicitar un préstamo de 10k: \n"))
    nuevo_banco[nombre_banco]['menor10k_puntaje_apc'] = int(input("Introduce el puntaje APC mínimo para solicitar un préstamo de 10k: \n"))
    nuevo_banco[nombre_banco]['menor10k_niv_endeud'] = int(input("Introduce el endeudamiento máximo para solicitar un préstamo de 10k: \n"))
    print("\nPrestamos mayores a 10 mil dolares pero menores a 20 mil dolares\n")
    nuevo_banco[nombre_banco]['p10k_20k_salario_min'] = int(input("Introduce el salario mínimo para solicitar un préstamo de 10,000 a 20,000: \n"))
    nuevo_banco[nombre_banco]['p10k_20k_puntaje_apc'] = int(input("Introduce el puntaje APC mínimo para solicitar un préstamo de 10,000 a 20,000: \n"))
    nuevo_banco[nombre_banco]['p10_20k_nivel_endeud'] = int(input("Introduce el endeudamiento maximo para solicitar un préstamo de 10,000 a 20,000: \n"))
    print("\nPrestamos mayores a 20,000$")
    nuevo_banco[nombre_banco]['mayor_20k_salario_min'] = int(input("Introduce el salario mínimo para solicitar un préstamo mayor a 20,000$: \n"))
    nuevo_banco[nombre_banco]['mayor_20k_puntaje_apc'] = int(input("Introduce el puntaje APC mínimo para solicitar un préstamo mayor a 20,000$: \n"))
    nuevo_banco[nombre_banco]['mayor_20k_nivel_endeud'] = int(input("Introduce el endeudamiento maximo para solicitar un préstamo mayor a 20,000$: \n"))
    temp.update(nuevo_banco)
    with open(archivo_variables, 'w') as v:
        json.dump(temp, v, indent = 4)

[glacial matrix]

it could be worse

[exotic spire]

It can also be better lmao

[silver rampart]

yeah you haven't seen some of my code after i POC it on jupyter lol

[glacial matrix]

but I know what you do regularly

[silver rampart]

[exotic spire]

I know this code can be optimized to use nested functions and stuff, but rn my priority is doing something that works in this quarter

[silver rampart]

i'd fix these variable names (in my code) but i dont know what any of them mean

[glacial matrix]

first thing I'd change is using nuevo_banco[nombre_banco] everywhere. you can just use nuevo_banco, set all the keys and then do temp[nombre_banco] = nuevo_banco

[exotic spire]

Magic of not commenting our own code and forgetting what stuff means after a couple months

[silver rampart]

^^^

[exotic spire]

so,

nuevo_banco['whatever'] = int(input('Whatever'))

temp[nombre_banco] = nuevo_banco

basically

[glacial matrix]

b: parsing_brackets
bc: bracket_count
bu: buffer

[glacial matrix]

yes

then there's the problem of assuming input() will return a string that can be used to make an integer

[exotic spire]

Yeah error handling hasn't been done yet

Do you see any errors related to the json.dump and the temp.update lines?

Because it doesn't error out in the Terminal anymore, however it doesn't save to the json file either

[glacial matrix]

no obvious ones. using pathlib may make it simpler though

if you change it so that
archivo_variables = Path('./variablesbanco.json')
you can do
temp = json.loads(archivo_variables.read_bytes())
and then
archivo_variables.write_bytes(json.dumps(temp, indent=4))

[exotic spire]

I'll try that, whatever works

[glacial matrix]

oh

right, use .write_text()

[exotic spire]

Ok did it with the prior code, it saved indeed but not in the nested hierarchy I used

I basically need every other requisite to be inside "Prueba" : {}

[glacial matrix]

I'll need to see the updated code

[exotic spire]

Sure

def nuevo_banco():
    with open(archivo_variables, "r") as a:
        temp = json.load(a)
#        temp = json.loads(archivo_variables.read_bytes())
    nuevo_banco = {}
    nombre_banco = input("Introduce el nombre del nuevo banco: \n")
    nuevo_banco[nombre_banco] = {}
    print("\n Prestamos de valor menor a 10 mil dolares \n")
    nuevo_banco['menor10k_salario_min'] = int(input("Introduce el salario mínimo para solicitar un préstamo de 10k: \n"))
    nuevo_banco['menor10k_puntaje_apc'] = int(input("Introduce el puntaje APC mínimo para solicitar un préstamo de 10k: \n"))
    nuevo_banco['menor10k_niv_endeud'] = int(input("Introduce el endeudamiento máximo para solicitar un préstamo de 10k: \n"))
    print("\nPrestamos mayores a 10 mil dolares pero menores a 20 mil dolares\n")
    nuevo_banco['p10k_20k_salario_min'] = int(input("Introduce el salario mínimo para solicitar un préstamo de 10,000 a 20,000: \n"))
    nuevo_banco['p10k_20k_puntaje_apc'] = int(input("Introduce el puntaje APC mínimo para solicitar un préstamo de 10,000 a 20,000: \n"))
    nuevo_banco['p10_20k_nivel_endeud'] = int(input("Introduce el endeudamiento maximo para solicitar un préstamo de 10,000 a 20,000: \n"))
    print("\nPrestamos mayores a 20,000$")
    nuevo_banco['mayor_20k_salario_min'] = int(input("Introduce el salario mínimo para solicitar un préstamo mayor a 20,000$: \n"))
    nuevo_banco['mayor_20k_puntaje_apc'] = int(input("Introduce el puntaje APC mínimo para solicitar un préstamo mayor a 20,000$: \n"))
    nuevo_banco['mayor_20k_nivel_endeud'] = int(input("Introduce el endeudamiento maximo para solicitar un préstamo mayor a 20,000$: \n"))
    temp.update(nuevo_banco)
 #   archivo_variables.write_bytes(json.dumps(temp, indent=4))
    with open(archivo_variables, 'w') as v:
        json.dump(temp, v, indent = 4)

I commented out the Path stuff so I was able to try the previous code

[glacial matrix]

nuevo_banco[nombre_banco] = {}
should not be there and
temp.update(nuevo_banco)
is not
temp[nombre_banco] = nuevo_banco

[lethal kayak]

when will discord add line numbers to markdown code blocks

[glacial matrix]

sadge

[exotic spire]

Ok this is better

[exotic spire]

Whenever they're competent

I'm pretty sure they have tons of bugs to fix

yet they add more stuff without fixing lmao

I think I can go on from here. Thank you very much @glacial matrix @silver rampart

[lethal kayak]

so never

[exotic spire]

Exactly

[lethal kayak]

the thing i really want is for pin perms to be separate from delete perms

[exotic spire]

I have tons of stuff in my wishlist

But the one I'd like the most is a proper oled dark mode on iOS, like Android has

[lethal kayak]

true

at least most of the stuff can be changed with client mods

[exotic spire]

I read Discord sometimes in pitch dark, it'd be great

[silver rampart]

WTF

Ive been on Android for like 8 months

only just now learned that toggle exists

[lethal kayak]

F

[exotic spire]

Yeah iOS does not have this

Android does

[exotic spire]

You gotta tap 10 times the 'Dark Mode' option

then OLED shows up

[lethal kayak]

i remember when android had significantly more features than ios discord

[silver rampart]

android #1

[lethal kayak]

i remember not being able to mark a channel as nsfw on ios (don't ask me why i was trying that)

[exotic spire]

I basically wish they'd transition to a better cross platform development. React works ok but it definitely not performs as great

[exotic spire]

I mean Android has threads broken lmao, iOS doesn't

[lethal kayak]

fr?

[exotic spire]

I wasn't able to type in the Delay OTA thread on Android, but I was able on iOS

wasn't a perms issue

[lethal kayak]

it's kinda weird that even though they're using this pretty easily ported react native stuff they're so different from each other

[silver rampart]

oh yeah android also doesn't have semaphores :(

[exotic spire]

Yeah

[silver rampart]

on the topic of threads

[exotic spire]

I mean React works ok. It just consumes more resources rendering stuff

[exotic spire]

semaphores? idk what that is

[lethal kayak]

it's good for the web, for discord it's like

uikit exists

[exotic spire]

I hope Flutter catches up on the Web soon enough

[silver rampart]

fine for desktop too

[lethal kayak]

i mean

[silver rampart]

one of the only sane/reasonable cross platform UI + code solutions

[exotic spire]

gotta love electron apps

[silver rampart]

as much as that's unfortunate

[lethal kayak]

until fermiUI comes out

high battery usage on laptop tho

plus ram usage

[exotic spire]

On phone too

[lethal kayak]

yea

[exotic spire]

L

Windows 11 on 4gb ram moment

[silver rampart]

ouch

[lethal kayak]

trolling

[exotic spire]

Using 11GB of swap memory rn lmao

between vscode, discord and firefox

[lethal kayak]

f

[exotic spire]

cheaping out on laptop might not have been the best idea

I bought this thinking of upgrading the ram, I opened it and it was soldered

so I just took the L

[lethal kayak]

rip

[exotic spire]

@glacial matrix broke it again somehow lol

nuevo_banco['v_prestamo_personal']['menor_10k']['sal_min'] = int(input("Introduce el salario mínimo para solicitar un préstamo de 10k: \n"))

returns:

    nuevo_banco['v_prestamo_personal']['menor_10k']['ep_sal_min'] = int(input("Introduce el salario mínimo para solicitar un préstamo de 10k: \n"))
KeyError: 'v_prestamo_personal'

I just changed the keys, it should be one within the other, right?

[glacial matrix]

No

They’re separate keys

[exotic spire]

oh so I just can do one at a time?

[glacial matrix]

It depends on what you want to do

[exotic spire]

this

[glacial matrix]

Here they’re on the same level

[glacial matrix]

You’ll need to make more dictionaries that you ask questions for

And put one in another when you’re done

[exotic spire]

appending them like this then

temp[nombre_banco] = nuevo_banco

[glacial matrix]

Well, that’s just the top one (least deep)

[exotic spire]

Yes

[glacial matrix]

(And that’s just setting a key, not “appending”)

[exotic spire]

This is such a mess lol

I'll try to find tutorials somewhere on nested dictionaries

[glacial matrix]

Good luck, I’ll be going to sleep now

[exotic spire]

good night! thanks for the help

[hardy glen]

L

This is why you have to research

[exotic spire]

True

[hardy glen]

No dualchannel mode, that’s tough

[exotic spire]

I did, the laptop's model I was buying had replaceable ram

However they changed to new version

So I got the new one

Which got soldered

[hardy glen]

I got a dell like 7 years ago, and i have a m1. And i still use my dell 24/7

I upgraded it though, except processor is still a shitty i3

Works good asf

[exotic spire]

I’m not gonna keep this laptop dor over a year

I’ll prob smash it into oblivion one day

Or gift it to my niece

[hardy glen]

suckless to the max

[lime pivot]

yeah you're def not getting anywhere with 4GB any more, at that point you're wearing out your hdd/ssd as a substitute for more RAM

[hardy glen]

Question

So should i ask if its possible get compensation for my findings

Or am i better off not even reporting it

[lime pivot]

FYI cause I just saw this, no need for $ZEBRA or $SILEO since there's nothing specific they implement beyond just the same interface as $CYDIA

[lime pivot]

be prepared to be disappointed of course, you should consider yourself very lucky if you get anything other than "thanks but no thanks 🙂" or "fuck off or we'll call the FBI"

[hardy glen]

LMAO

Fuck

I guess i might not even ask then

[lime pivot]

depends on what the issue is I guess (probably don't tell me lol)

if you'd consider it a really bad security issue, maybe suggesting it and explaining how it works and why it's a good idea (with links to wikipedia and stuff if you're not sure whether you trust them to go the former rather than the latter route) is worth the shot

[hardy glen]

Well the app does everything through network requests. Imagine a social media with a premium subscription and a coin based system with special “tokens”. Basically i figured out how i can change my profile in their database, to have a premium subscription with expiration date in 2099, found a way to get 5000 coins in a minute which is supposed to be 99$. Also found a way to make my profile look as a staff user. And a whole bunch of other shit

[lime pivot]

if you approached me with something pretty terribad in chariz and asked about a reward I'd definitely try to come up with something (unwritten rule, I actually specifically wrote up a security policy that says we don't pay compensation)

[lime pivot]

sigh

[hardy glen]

Imagine chariz but i could edit bought tweaks of a user

[lime pivot]

when will we stop doing this shit

that is so boneheaded

yeah honestly, I mean, they don't seem particularly bright if they've actually seriously released this and don't see anything wrong with it

[hardy glen]

Like the equivalent of me getting discord nitro through changing my profile info in discords user database lmfao

[lime pivot]

so try your best but good luck is all I can say unfortunately

[hardy glen]

Yea i am not sure if i want to report it because they might even frown upon me discovering this shit

Which is not fucking hard to do, they literally use simple ssl pinning which is provided in alamofire

And you can see the fuckery happening lmao

[lime pivot]

it also sounds very likely to be something that was contracted out to the lowest bidder pretty much

so whoever you talk to is gonna be totally disconnected from the people who actually wrote it

[hardy glen]

Yea think i am better off just keeping my mouth shut

[exotic spire]

Well yes. My SSD is brand new but still gonna suffer a bit the more I use it

[blissful harbor]

This reminds me of something similar you probably wanna know. In Germany we have the Chaos Computer Club some ppl just hacking stuff and making sure that it is really secure. One of our parties did have an app to track where ppl have been talking to other ppl to get them to vote that one party. Well a woman of the CCC did check the app this party used if it is secure at all. Turns out it wasn't even restricted with any sort of authorisation. That woman reported the problem to the party and guess what they did. They sued her for hacking into sensible data or something.

[hardy glen]

Lmao yea

I am not doing that because of that concern

[untold river]

lmao

this is similar to that one case where social security numbers were stored in plaintext html

that was served to the end user

someone did an inspect element, reported to the administrators, and got sued investigated

[blissful harbor]

Didn't geohot got sued by apple back then?

[untold river]

ah no

it's missouri

https://heavy.com/news/gov-mike-parson-html-source-code-decoded-ssn/

[weary heath]

No that was Sony

[lime pivot]

but the reporter DECODED the HTML!!!

[weary heath]

Pretty sure Woz or someone sent geohot a letter congratulating him

[lime pivot]

hahah

[tepid olive]

This hurts

hakor

[restive ether]

one of the worst states

[ocean raptor]

Is swift-package-manager built as part of llvm like swift?

[sour halo]

There's no fucking way

[ocean raptor]

@upbeat wyvern can you add a license to snappy?

[gentle grove]

I saw this like a month ago

[restive ether]

who was the guy who hacked telephones with a cereal box toy

was it Woz

oh never mind it was some random dude named John Draper

oh that’s funny their stories overlap

[primal perch]

weird

https://tenor.com/view/clash-royale-emotes-laugh-smile-king-gif-14309345

[primal perch]

he he he ha

[ocean raptor]

Can someone load xcrun into ghidra/ida and let me know what they use to parse the args?

I want to know if they use getopt, getopt_long, or their own

[tepid olive]

No

[primal perch]

send binary

[ocean raptor]

/usr/bin/xcrun

[primal perch]

im on windows

[ocean raptor]

I'm on iOS

[primal perch]

[hardy glen]

Hold up let me boot up my hack

Ill send the binary

[primal perch]

does basically nothing on its own

thats a function from /usr/lib/libxcselect.dylib

[ocean raptor]

[primal perch]

it’s passing argc after xcrun and all argv after it

[indigo peak]

xcum

[primal perch]

true

[ocean raptor]

How original

[indigo peak]

thank you

[ocean raptor]

I literally cannot stop laughing

[primal perch]

i laughed

[gentle grove]

What's scum

Xcum

[primal perch]

i’m a rard teenager and anything remotely related to cock penis balls or anything sexual = funny

[gentle grove]

what's rard

[primal perch]

bypass for re-

ta

rd

[gentle grove]

Rerd?

@gritty crystal rerd

[gritty crystal]

rerd

@shut stag jailbreaking is for rerds ngl

[restive ether]

[tepid olive]

me and boba started the rerd thing

#general message

[gentle grove]

that's not where it started

wait

oh were you there

i thought it was steve jobs

are the messages deleted

i dont see them

i guess they got deleted

ok nvm then you mustve been there then

i only remembered steve jobs being there

it was a joint effort

[silver rampart]

its a mess of shims before anything actually important happens

cant even remember which library/program handles it or where its located on disk

finding the actual ibtool+lib took forever

[ocean raptor]

yeah, I was thinking about making a xcrun for linux/freebsd but decided against it

the actual xcrun is in libxcrun.dylib in the toolchain

xcrun_main is loaded from that library with dlsym

[gritty crystal]

@gentle grove @tepid olive my specialty is taking things and marketing the hell out of them til they become trendy

[gentle grove]

True

[ocean raptor]

adding features to sileo 😎

[ocean raptor]

didn't work, eh, who cares

[silver rampart]

😛

why'd you decide against?

[ocean raptor]

Too much work, not worth it

[ocean raptor]

[untold river]

it literally says this is a console package

how dense are people

🗿

[sour halo]

u0 users

[lime pivot]

in fairness that's a pretty terrible warning, so easy to miss

there's a reason why Chariz uses a yellow box that explains it in simple terms

[ocean raptor]

What VPS host do y'all recommend?

I'm changing my mailserver/website and think I might switch hosts too

[indigo peak]

just selfhost

duh

[primal perch]

or simply don’t

[ocean raptor]

@tardy narwhal what are you using to host your server? A local machine or a a VPS?

[indigo peak]

@primal perch im now using a python flask server to host javascript source code so the tweak can get the content and run that so i dont need to recompile the code every time i make a change

smert

:D

[primal perch]

literally 1984

[tardy narwhal]

vps

not be a corporate schill but Hetzer, 10/10

[gentle grove]

yes

That's what i was going to recommend

[grim sparrow]

Don’t use Flask

Use Sanic

[indigo peak]

sanic bottle flask

same differnece

it gets the job done

[grim sparrow]

Flask being the slowest to get it done

[indigo peak]

it dont matter

[primal perch]

yea if it works who cares

just like people who constantly shill opencore over working clover setups

[lime pivot]

but but

how dare you use something other than my preference!

[vivid dew]

[untold river]

but it's the easiest if all you need is a test server for pulling js code

[grim sparrow]

Sanic is written the exact same

There’s a good chance all you need to do is replace your import statements

[tepid olive]

POV: your tweak is 3 lines long

[primal perch]

reasons why linux is a joke

they [linux users] say use linux and then you say your distro

then they say that’s shit and you’re an idiot

[restive ether]

you are an idiot

the linux part is irrelevant

[lime pivot]

I use ubuntu btw

you know the more I watch Linux development (I’m currently on Ubuntu devel because I guess I enjoy pain) the more I realise how literally every distro is the same damn thing

only differing by logos, how you install stuff, and what they install by default

yeah ik there’s all the subtle patches and such but it trickles over to all the other distros eventually

[ocean raptor]

And they all suck

FreeBSD is the only option

[primal perch]

for all 9 programs yea

[plain python]

this is why I say Windows 10 is my favorite Linux distro

[surreal mountain]

any swiftui designers in the chat

[ocean raptor]

Just switched my mail to FreeBSD and OpenSMTPD

send me an email to [e-mail]

[snow python]

@ocean raptor I'm a bit of a newb when it comes to FreeBSD, how does it compare to Linux etc

[ocean raptor]

It's a cohesive kernel and base system without a bunch of hacks in the kernel

I switched my server over because I run FreeBSD on my desktop

so might as well run it on my server too

[snow python]

Wdym hacks in the kernel

Or is this more of a personal preference of an individuals code base

[ocean raptor]

More of a personal preference 🙃

I also like having everything together instead of spread across 10 repos

[untold river]

think of FreeBSD as an entire cohesive operating system

that's thought out from the kernel to the userspace

instead of having the linux be the kernel, then systemd be the init, then GNU be the coreutils, then GNOME or something be the desktop environment

that's four different organizations trying to make shit works as cohesive as they could

https://unixsheikh.com/articles/technical-reasons-to-choose-freebsd-over-linux.html
I guess you can take a look at this if you want some in-depth info

[snow python]

Cheers

[lime pivot]

I don’t mind that goal to own the entire stack right down to the more user-y part of userspace. though I don’t exactly have any complaints about different things not doing their job quite as well because they’re built by totally different teams

IMO the systemd hate was completely pointless. the dev has been a little “my way or the highway” on some things that felt totally silly, but I really don’t want my system held together by init.d shell scripts either, lmao

[tepid olive]

how do I get the bundle ID of the frontmost app in a tweak that's injecting into SpringBoard

[lime pivot]

depends how frontmost “frontmost” is. the lines are very blurred with iPadOS, though you should still be able to get the app currently getting keyboard focus

is [SpringBoard _accessibilityFrontmostApplication] still a thing?

[lime pivot]

what I’m more concerned with from Linux is what will affect FreeBSD as well, that everything user-facing is so clunky. that’s the bit that needs more cohesion to me. one very good example is how god damn long it took to replace Xorg. we knew it had its time and needed replacing, but it took ages to become stable, and even longer for a lot of stuff to work on it

I remember when Ubuntu tried to make Wayland default in 20.04, I’d open VLC and just, nothing happens

no error messages. no obvious way to debug. not even some kind of intermediary launcher thing that could check for Wayland and say “sorry man, you’ll need to log out and back in with Xorg”. it just immediately fails to open without the user knowing what to do about it

also even right now on current devel, I need to alt-F2 → r gnome shell and then restart all my apps when I connect or disconnect my 4K monitor, otherwise things will be too small or too big respectively

best part, theyre trying to switch back to a Wayland default in 22.04, but I need to use Xorg because the gnome-shell r restart shortcut isn’t supported under Wayland 🤪

[tepid olive]

I kinda have a love-hate relationship with systemd, I like the service manager but I hate when it messes with other things and causes weird bugs, like once I made a service that had a dependency on a specific mount point, and then somehow even after disabling and deleting that service and deleting all fstab entries + rebooting, systemd kept unmounting it whenever I mounted something to that directory

as for Wayland yeah I have a few issues even on 21.10:

• Chrome Remote Desktop doesn't work, and outright prevents me from logging in to the Wayland session next time if installed
• Onboard (on screen keyboard) can't be moved around on Wayland
• Qt apps on GNOME that use Wayland directly rather than XWayland don't get proper cursor size info, so it appears huge unless you set an environment variable
• couldn't find anything to adjust gamma so far, the one thing I found doesn't support GNOME
• there's a bug in Firefox where addon popups get cut off partially on HiDPI screens

[grim sparrow]

I kinda have a love-hate relationship with systemd, I like the service manager but I hate when it messes with other things and causes weird bugs, like once I made a service that had a dependency on a specific mount point, and then somehow even after disabling and deleting that service and deleting all fstab entries + rebooting, systemd kept unmounting it whenever I mounted something to that directory

as for Wayland yeah I have a few issues even on 21.10:

• Chrome Remote Desktop doesn't work, and outright prevents me from logging in to the Wayland session next time if installed
• Onboard (on screen keyboard) can't be moved around on Wayland
• Qt apps on GNOME that use Wayland directly rather than XWayland don't get proper cursor size info, so it appears huge unless you set an environment variable
• couldn't find anything to adjust gamma so far, the one thing I found doesn't support GNOME
• there's a bug in Firefox where addon popups get cut off partially on HiDPI screens

[primal perch]

I kinda have a love-hate relationship with systemd, I like the service manager but I hate when it messes with other things and causes weird bugs, like once I made a service that had a dependency on a specific mount point, and then somehow even after disabling and deleting that service and deleting all fstab entries + rebooting, systemd kept unmounting it whenever I mounted something to that directory
:blank:
as for Wayland yeah I have a few issues even on 21.10:

• Chrome Remote Desktop doesn't work, and outright prevents me from logging in to the Wayland session next time if installed
• Onboard (on screen keyboard) can't be moved around on Wayland
• Qt apps on GNOME that use Wayland directly rather than XWayland don't get proper cursor size info, so it appears huge unless you set an environment variable
• couldn't find anything to adjust gamma so far, the one thing I found doesn't support GNOME
• there's a bug in Firefox where addon popups get cut off partially on HiDPI screens

[tepid olive]

[primal perch]

it honestly reads like a copy pasta

[vivid dew]

I kinda have 🍳 a 🐀👌 love-hate ✋ relationship 👅 with 👦 systemd, I like the 👏 service 🏾🍆 manager 👨 but 🍑❌ I ⏩👁 hate 😡😡 when it 🔫 messes with 💰 other 🏳 things and ➕ causes weird 😛😛 bugs, like 😄 once ☝⁉ I 🏼💯 made a 🥇💰 service 🤝 that 🏾 had 🍆💔 a dependency on 🚟🅱 a ➡ specific mount point, and 💦 then ➡😃 somehow 🤔😆 even after ⏳ disabling and ⏰ deleting that service 😏🍆 and deleting ✏ all 💯 fstab entries + rebooting, systemd kept unmounting it 🤷🏼 whenever I 🤚 mounted something 😮 to 👸🔥 that ☝ directory :blank: as for 🍆😎 Wayland yeah I 💯 have 💢 a 🅰 few 📅 issues 😭 even 🏫 on 👇➡ 21.10: 😂😂 - Chrome Remote 📲📲 Desktop doesn't work, 💯 and outright prevents me from 🏾 logging in 📥👏 to the 😷👏 Wayland session next time 😱 if installed - Onboard (on 🏽 screen 🖥🖥 keyboard) ⌨⌨ can't 🔫🔫 be moved ⛷ around 💰🕧 on 🚶🔛 Wayland - Qt apps on 🔛 GNOME that 💦😭 use Wayland directly rather ❌☑ than 👉⬆ XWayland don't 🚫 get 😏🅾 proper cursor size info, so 👅🤔 it 🥇👊 appears huge 😮 unless you 🍆🔥 set 😠👌 an 👏👴 environment 🌳 variable - couldn't find 🔍🔬 anything 😒🙄 to 🅱 adjust gamma so 🏽💯 far, 💦🆘 the 🌎 one ☝😫 thing 😂 I 👁☝ found 😘😘 doesn't support 👏🗽 GNOME - there's 👌😩 a bug in 🍌😜 Firefox where addon popups get ✔😢 cut off partially on HiDPI screens

[primal perch]

true

[lime pivot]

I haven’t had that Qt or Firefox issue interestingly

[lime pivot]

my god

[tepid olive]

well the Qt issue is only with very new versions of Qt I think

Telegram Desktop used it for like a day or two before forcing XWayland again due to my bug report

[untold river]

true

systemd works fine enough

it's also nicer than the runit way of uhhh

manually* symlinking everything you want to enable to a specific folder

[lime pivot]

I really loved Upstart in those few years when Ubuntu was like fuck it, we'll just make our own thing

obv systemd displaces any need for Upstart now. but it felt ahead of its time in that way

[untold river]

it's really hard to replace systemd at this point considering a lot of stuff depend on it too tbf

[untold river]

Upstart went from an init system to a lending company

[lime pivot]

AI lending platform

wow we're really lending AIs to people now

future is now bitches

[untold river]

these platform sucking up computer parts so they could lend them as AI

smart business move

[primal perch]

kirb, the flame repo guy — Today at 5:37 AM

[lime pivot]

thanks for your insights to the conversation, charmeleon

[primal perch]

anytime

[untold river]

shepgoba — Today at 19:38

[primal perch]

true

[primal perch]

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/19003063/ios-simple-tcp-connection-example

theres some swift answers

[primal perch]

[snow python]

Yah, can't say I'm loving the push to wayland. I understand I guess where they are coming from and such but yah... at work I just use xorg and i3 so I seriously doubt in the short term and changes will affect me

[primal perch]

linux is a server OS as far as im concerned

the gui part of it just sucks actual balls

[ocean raptor]

Windows is a server OS as far as I'm concerned

They don't even properly support users

[primal perch]

https://tenor.com/view/clash-royale-gif-5535732

laugh away the pain

[rain falcon]

https://tenor.com/view/clash-royale-gif-5535732

nfr

[ocean raptor]

Tweak idea

Let your AirPods announce notifications from any arbitrary app, not just texting apps

[indigo peak]

That’s a good idea

[restive ether]

thanks

[primal perch]

anyone

[indigo peak]

i would do it if i was jailbroken

[tepid olive]

I would do it if I had AirPods

[indigo peak]

@primal perch do you know if your js injection for discord happens before the jsbundle loads

[ocean raptor]

https://twitter.com/katricameron/status/1457864184419471367?s=21

cameronkatri(7) (@KatriCameron)

https://t.co/d8p7fD0RMt

▶ Play video

Twitter · Nov 9, 2021, 12:14 AM

uinotify

[restive ether]

should have

[ocean raptor]

Misc

Nah, just a script

for app in $(uicache -l | cut -d" " -f1); do
        uinotify -i "$app" -s "test" "$app"
done; cd /System/Library/UserNotifications/Bundles; for bundle in *.bundle; do
        uinotify -i $(echo $bundle | rev | cut -d. -f2- | rev) -s "test" "$bundle"
done

[normal snow]

Can you only make tweaks in objective C and not swift ?

[ocean raptor]

https://orion.theos.dev/

[normal snow]

Thanks

[mental crescent]

hey guys! I am kinda new to the whole tweak development thing and I have completed a few courses on objc and have done the "intro" to the tweak dev (making a service name changer using just code and a pref bundle) but have absolutely no clue where to go from here. I have been trying for close to a month now and cannot advance further. Anyone have any suggestions? I'm on Windows 10 using WSL and VSCode if that matters. Any help would be greatly appreciated 🙂

[snow python]

I think that is probably more of an opinion and depends on what gui you choose

[primal perch]

half of it is due to nvidia's poor xorg implementation

240hz doesnt run smooth for me on xorg but on windows its great

[snow python]

Just don't use nvidia

Make your own gpu

[primal perch]

the other half is because i dont like the look of pretty much all DEs and they just look open source

[snow python]

dont be a sheep

[primal perch]

and getting hardware acceleration on browsers is a bigger ordeal than it should be

[snow python]

I havent had a problem with that one, but I just got an amd gpu finally so that may be why

[primal perch]

which one

[snow python]

just a 6600, nothing great but better than my old gtx 950 from like 12 years ago

[primal perch]

yea true

cant blame ya the gpu market is cheeks

[snow python]

Managed to get it at msrp, thats why I got it

¯_(ツ)_/¯

It works for what I do with it

[primal perch]

at msrp thats a good deal then

329$ right

[snow python]

ye

[primal perch]

gg

the other issue is the xorg and wayland migration thats still half assed

honestly its just too much config for me to handle day-todday

[snow python]

lol thats fair, every time I change monitors at work I have to rerun my xrandr config

[primal perch]

but for the people that linux works for, good for them i suppose

im just not a fan but i would still write apps with linux support

[snow python]

Everyone else on my team develops on windows, which I refuse to do out of principle

[primal perch]

we do a little trolling

i did grab a rx 460 yesterday for 100$ though

need something a little more robust for macos

and i just dont want to change my bios to igfx every time i reboot 😂

maybe ill try daily driving the RX 460 on linux and passing my 3070 to a windows kvm

thats honestly my main gripe, the choppy xorg nvidia lmao

i cant and dont really fault linux for nvidia's problems

because xorg on intel and amd is much better

[snow python]

I mean I can fault nvidia

they make good harware, but man are they stubborn on what I'm allowed to run it

[mental crescent]

how do I change the value of a @ property programatically? I wanna change the color of the status bar (_UIStatusBarForegroundView) that has the property UIColor *backgroundColor

the alpha is there too, that'd probably be easier.. just dk how to change the property value 😂. Any help?

[snow python]

You reference the the class and change its property , however in a tweak its normally better to hook the getter. For example self.backgroundColor = [UIColor greenColor];

[rain falcon]

nfr

[mental crescent]

self.backgroundColor = [UIColor redColor];

%end```Like this? Sorry I am VERY new to tweak dev

[snow python]

Close, but no. Do you know objective-C?

[mental crescent]

Somewhat. Not fluently

[snow python]

Check this out

It will help you understand what you need to do

[mental crescent]

alrighty.. thanks

[mental crescent]

I am on windows... will that matter or can I use the gcc compiler with objc flags for that resource?

[indigo peak]

setting background color through property

setBackgroundColor moment

[snow python]

Ive been using a lot of swift, it doesn't really use the setters

[indigo peak]

ah fair enough

i sent some source in here many moons ago that was dark mode for google classroom

[snow python]

Follow those instructions, you use Theos to compile

[indigo peak]

and i got shit on for using self.setBackgroundColor

[snow python]

oh lmao

[indigo peak]

and looking back on it

it was definitely my bad

[snow python]

I mean yah, in objc I guess its bad form

since it has the setters and the getters

but he asked how to set the property

[indigo peak]

@interface someview : UIView
@property (assign) UIColor *backgroundColor;
@end

%hook someview
-(void)layoutSubviews {
  self.backgroundColor = [UIColor blackColor];
}
%end

and i had to do that

[snow python]

Yah dont do that

[indigo peak]

for EVERY single view

[snow python]

lmao

[indigo peak]

and there was a lot

i coded it by hand

on my phone

[snow python]

Oh dear

[indigo peak]

i upgraded and use wsl and vscode

im a professional now

trust trust

[snow python]

ikr

ITs better than doing it on your phone

[indigo peak]

anything is better than on your phone

it's so bad that when i do a ) my phone wants to auto input layoutSubviews

[mental crescent]

How would I do that? Would I just use the tweak template? My brain has shut off at this point sorry if I sound like a complete moron

[ocean raptor]

wait for your brain to turn back on

using a computer without a brain is a bad idea

and don't rely on someone to hold your hand

[mental crescent]

Man I'm just tryna learn. I'm unsure where to go so I'm asking for help. No need to be rude. I have a guide I'm gonna follow now, just asking one final question before I go off on my own and follow it.

[snow python]

The guide goes over this

https://theos.dev/

[sour halo]

hypertext transfer protocol secure colon slash slash the operating system dot developer

[tepid olive]

I have to agree

[faint timber]

uh

[rain falcon]

nfr

[faint timber]

say I have a string but the string itself is bytes, how do I get the bytes from the string instead of the ascii bytes of the bytes

idk if that will work

this is more specific
string "1111"
->
0x1111

as long as the result isn't the ascii bytes of "1111" I want that

@grave sparrow works in python but I need c++

this code works

stoul is the solution

@grave sparrow figured it out myself anyway

[rain falcon]

nfr

[faint timber]

I could also use sscanf

[lime pivot]

unfortunately Theos is a greek god not an operating system

[sour halo]

Unfortunately true

[blissful harbor]

Why don't you use std::bitset? No need for any pointer or loop. Thats a simple problem. Also a string for a number in binary isn't an optimal datatype imo.

#include <iostream>
#include <bitset>

int a = 0b01010101;
int b = 312;

int main() {
  std::cout << "a: " << std::bitset<8>(a) << std::endl;
  std::cout << "b: " << std::bitset<8>(b) << std::endl;
}


/* 
Prints: 
a: 01010101
b: 00111000
*/

[faint timber]

because the input is a string...

[blissful harbor]

If you get the string via cin or similiar you could enforce a specific format. For example if you want a hexadecimal number and use a numeric datatype.

int a;

int main() {
  std::cin >> std::hex >> a; // std::oct and std::dec are other options.
// do stuff

[faint timber]

its not user input at all tho

its just a string

what I did was completely fine

it works fine

[glacial matrix]

THEOS is though
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/THEOS

@lime pivot do you have a Z80 somewhere at your place? So we can run Theos on THEOS

Latest release: December 2008
🤔

1st iPhone: January 2007

[tacit spade]

hmm I have a TI84 Plus CE with an eZ80

i think anyway

also thoughts? https://twitter.com/ethanrdoesmc_/status/1487719519913189379?s=21

EthanRDoesMC (@EthanRDoesMC_)

In the middle of writing a “Quick Class Dump” (or “qlassdump”, for short) app that basically outputs all useful info from the objc runtime on whatever class you type. i don’t plan on making full header outputs unless people are interested. thoughts?

Twitter · Jan 30, 2022, 9:29 AM

and by “people are interested” I mean people start downloading the app when I release it and request a lot lol

i need to be focusing on classes lol

[glacial matrix]

You are, just not the right ones

[glacial matrix]

Is that a calculator?

I think that it’d be neat if a non-classdump tool provides insight like the full inheritance chain

[tacit spade]

only the bestest non-CAS graphing calculator in existence

i taught myself TI-BASIC and wrote 50 programs for that bad boy in precalc

[tacit spade]

oh absolutely, that’s the kind of stuff I want constantly. i got tired of trying to find up-to-date header repos just to see what methods are available on one class that I already know the name of. (especially on macOS.) So that’s what I’m going for here: I’m assuming you can handle writing your own headers, figuring out what a method does, etc, and just need to see what’s available. Class dump headers are messy anyway

I suppose i could return an array and throw it into a table — instead of a concatenated string like I’m doing now

[glacial matrix]

I was imagining like the ‘tree’ cli tool, so you can also see which protocols each class adds

[tacit spade]

omg am I one of today’s lucky 10000

oh

not what i thought

lol i forgot that tree exists

[tacit spade]

so like

NSObject
-alloc
-init
-new
—NSResponder
—-nextResponder
—-becomeFirstResponder
—-resignFirstResponder
——NSApplication
——-NSApp
——-run
——-terminate

?

[glacial matrix]

Oh, that’s not bad at all. I was just thinking for the class inheritance list

[tacit spade]

so minus the methods etc

i mean that could probably be toggled

[glacial matrix]

?

[tacit spade]

my dad worked at dell, I was raised on gui file managers, I don’t use the command line for file management that much, what can I say

[glacial matrix]

Ah

[tacit spade]

and since my daily driver is an m1, I can’t immerse myself in linux and thus I’m not forced to learn cli everything

[tacit spade]

lol you know what, I’m gonna make this app for iOS real quick

[lime pivot]

probably like half the electronics we all own contain a Z80 in some form lmao

[lime pivot]

by any chance does RuntimeBrowser basically do what you ultimately want to achieve?

[tacit spade]

Does RuntimeBrowser work on stock devices

[lime pivot]

it actually does, there's just no official ipa I suppose

[tacit spade]

heh lol

[lime pivot]

with the exception of the few private frameworks that refuse to load without certain entitlements

I bet you could work around those with hooks though

[tacit spade]

(i can build from source no problem)

[lime pivot]

yeah it should just build easily, no dependencies

[tacit spade]

yeah those, already built an error handler for that

i mean it might

I’ll be real with you though

you can learn a lot by reinventing the wheel, and that’s what most of my stuff is right now

just kinda figuring out how all of this works

[lime pivot]

for sure

[glacial matrix]

I reimplemented a code parser more than 4 times. I think I’m not learning

[tacit spade]

cursed_generator, for example was an experiment in collection views, data sources, constraints, and just swift in general

I’m kinda just making stuff to learn stuff at the moment, no real products in mind, just quick ideas that are somewhat tangential to what I’m learning in the docs (and therefore motivating)

but that can be easily thrown away

so as to not let them take over my life like so many of my projects do 😛

like, this qlassdump thing solves a bit of a first-world problem i was having, but it’s nothing original. if you’re into this kind of stuff you can make it yourself in 5 minutes.

The real reason I’m making it is to see what I might learn along the way, and so far that’s been: Autoresizing masks, swift-objc interoperability, frameworks

not much but I’ve only spent an hour total on it so

I’m rambling, I’ll stop now 😛

[lime pivot]

you need to use @State vars on your view struct for that. SwiftUI won't know your view needs re-rendering if you don't tell it that a specific variable is part of your UI state

@State, @ObservedObject, @Environment, etc

that sounds like you're using it outside of the struct

that approach won't work. you probably want to look into @ObservedObject

I think there are also some other approaches to it, but that should help you get started researching it

[ocean raptor]

While fixing my web server I was watching the nginx logs and saw somebody is subscribed to the atom feed for my tweaks repo

[vivid dew]

[glacial matrix]

Uhm

[pliant fossil]

what this

[pliant fossil]

L

[undone nest]

so true

yeah ofc

[pliant fossil]

they claim to have contributed to dyno and dank memer

lol

nah dont have it

[undone nest]

didnt look very trustworthy

i think the bot had all perms

[pliant fossil]

only bot i can trust with all perms is gir

[undone nest]

not even bloo can be trusted.

its pakistanware

[pliant fossil]

no he says weird things in chat sometimes

[undone nest]

yea

[ocean raptor]

@grave sparrow https://twitter.com/iximeow/status/1487578872363192322?s=21

pipeline staller (@iximeow)

finally getting into real scripting languages like x86 n_n

Likes

478

Twitter · Jan 30, 2022, 12:10 AM

[indigo peak]

https://tenor.com/view/pedro-monkey-puppet-meme-awkward-gif-15268759

[ocean raptor]

@indigo peak tweak idea for you to do: add RCS to Messages

[tepid olive]

.

[hasty ruin]

Tryna settle a debate

If a tweak has a bug, which only appears if a certain other tweak is installed

Would you call that a conflict?

[main apex]

Yeah

[hasty ruin]

exactly, ty

[grim sparrow]

my man you literally just defined a conflict

[hasty ruin]

Exactly

[grim sparrow]

so then why is it a question

[hasty ruin]

Tryna settle a debate

Other guy stupid init

[grim sparrow]

oh didn't read that bit

[hasty ruin]

[grim sparrow]

shut up

this is bullying

[next wadi]

yea

[ocean raptor]

Can someone with latest Monterey and Xcode betas run tar -caf macOS.tar.xz -C /Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer/Toolchains/XcodeDefault.xctoolchain/usr/share man -C /Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer/usr/share man -C /Library/Developer/CommandLineTools/SDKs/MacOSX.sdk/usr/share man -C /Library/Apple/usr/share man -C /usr/share man and send macOS.tar.xz to me?

I'd greatly appreciate it

[sour halo]

i thought dyno was like 2 guys