AuroraOS

[quaint cape]

huh yea i could use doxygen

havent even thought about it

[quaint cape]

ima integrate doxygen

cuz its cool

[quaint cape]

Damn doxygen going crazy

ima have to change the doc to be doxygen friendly though

[vital summit]

look up something called doxygen-awesome-css

it modernises the look of doxygen

[quaint cape]

Damn that is so much better thanks

Im also getting obsessed with making doxygen look better

[vital summit]

feel free to ping me

the last two foss projects I did their entire main site was doxygen

https://dpp.dev
https://retrorocket.dev

both doxygen with doxygen-awesome-css

[vague minnow]

ncurses ?

[quaint cape]

Aka i forgot to remove the disable ncurses flag

[vague minnow]

cool what TERM do you use?? i ended up making a custom terminfo file for my term

(mostly to get nano working)

[quaint cape]

TERM=linux 💀

Won't bother actually

[vague minnow]

ah yeah, i used that before. But i got problems with nano 💀 so i just ended up making my own terminfo file and "compiling" it using tic

yeah ig

are you using flanterm?

[quaint cape]

Yes.

I use most starter kit libraries

uacpi

freestanding-c-headers

mlibc

And miniz for decompression lol

[vague minnow]

in the kernel?

[quaint cape]

Yes??

[vague minnow]

okay, builtin? i thought i would make it a kernel driver (hasnt yet happend)

[quaint cape]

Do you have the source code for these docs?

[vital summit]

sure, in the github repos: https://github.com/brainboxdotcc/dpp and https://github.com/brainboxdotcc/retro-rocket
check the docpages folder in each

dpp has a pre-build step that makes the dropdown menu at the top, but you dont need to do that

[quaint cape]

trying to do gcc again

got all deps to build but gcc complaining about libstdc++ ofc

[vague minnow]

Iirc you can disable it

[quaint cape]

Updated docpage

More pretty

Logo wow

[vital summit]

nice, got link?

[quaint cape]

Attended a sailing competition, no updates

[restive pagoda]

Kewl

[vital summit]

I knew a guy who sold 30 foot high yachts from his 8 foot high garage.

wasnt sure it would be a success but sails went through the roof.

[quaint cape]

f bugs

i fixed some bug related to my fs atleast

[quaint cape]

huh why is all of a sudden some of my links broken

😭

rip

[quaint cape]

https://wicks.codeberg.page/pages/auroraos/doxygen/

its quite okay

i might start porting more of my already existing docs

[vital summit]

page isnt loading, codeberg are having a bad day 🙁

just a white page

[quaint cape]

Huh

Seems to be resolved

[quaint cape]

It loads for me

[quaint cape]

Only takes half an hour

[vital summit]

it's broken on Firefox

I can only view your site in stinky chrome

[quaint cape]

huh

i use firefox

[vital summit]

hmmm it's working now

I blame codeberg

[quaint cape]

hmm

bad codeberg

[quaint cape]

also update stuff in the website

Added in all my contributor introductions and stuff

very much important

[quaint cape]

going away for a few days, cya then

[quaint cape]

For anyone wondering, pushing the latest work on AuroraOS btw

[quaint cape]

And updated the readme to include the shiny new doc page

[quaint cape]

Holy why is my whole build process broken like Huh

[quaint cape]

like huh:

* building host package: mlibc-headers
* source_dir of a local package is not a valid path
ninja: build stopped: subcommand failed.

[quaint cape]

currently grinding away at other stuff, also ending eight grade soon

i havent forgot about AuroraOS (yet).

fixed that issue anyways

[quaint cape]

wat the fuh

where did my background go

noo

okay

well ima fix that tmrw

[quaint cape]

Fixed bash atleast

Its now almost

stable

I also tested it with BIOS on a like 10 year old laptop

(not the UEFI one i've tested it on other times)

[quaint cape]

Fixed issue with background not showing.

I accidentely moved some stuff around

[quaint cape]

Fixed issue with cd being broken.

most anyoing issue ever is that my .bashrc doesnt work for some reason

[quaint cape]

Omw to porting Weston

Got pixman working

[quaint cape]

I'm also building an linux and posix subsystem to move stuff inside off.

This is too make my kernel less posix like, kind of like managarm

While still having the same functionality.

[quaint cape]

Well ive now officially decided to take a break from porting new stuff and just trying to get my kernel stable and stuff.

I want to move too a microkernel.

And make an actual HAL

[vital summit]

moving to a microkernel?

that's a complete rewrite

[peak smelt]

are you sure

[quaint cape]

Well, I feel like the codebase has started to be worse and worse over time. I would like a rewrite and i also like the concept of Microkernels.

For now I've just made another clone that I'm rewriting.

I still have the orginal version in the repo and on my machine

[silk valve]

relatable enough, also rewriting everything in c++ atm

[quaint cape]

Rewrote the scheduler + syscalls.

[quaint cape]

Grinding war thunder right now

therefore no work

[silk valve]

cool game

[quaint cape]

very

[quaint cape]

Welp ima start working a bit on the "normal" version of AuroraSO

(aka the not microkernel one"

then ill push the microkernel version to another branch

[quaint cape]

The stripped down kernel of the microkernel is pretty done.

Now i need to port all drivers and fs's to reach full compatability to my old kernel.

[abstract rune]

Guys.can you help I Wana to study this

I started this field 1 month ago.i Wana to study more about it

[silk valve]

all in userspace if im correct?

[silk valve]

you probably wanna read everything there is to read in the osdev wiki first

and roll your own project

then come here for help/anything

[abstract rune]

I am studying David Patterson book

On computer design

And os

[silk valve]

good, but a book is obviously isnt enough and internet resources are still needed. so take your time and learn

select what you want to build and learn them sequentially

[abstract rune]

That's why ,I am asking you.Shoyld I start osdev from now?

[silk valve]

do you know C and a bit of assembly?

[abstract rune]

Yes

[silk valve]

then make it

[abstract rune]

I know assembly language

[silk valve]

i thought you have no foundation

[quaint cape]

Yep.

[silk valve]

i mean in osdev its kinda trial and error ngl

[quaint cape]

Microkernel version

Ima push later this week

[abstract rune]

What should I do ?

[quaint cape]

to another branch

[silk valve]

will it ever be merged into main

[abstract rune]

Also I read about sel4 and microkernels

[silk valve]

make your own os

[quaint cape]

If it reaches the same level of completion as main yes.

[silk valve]

basically now

[abstract rune]

Ok bro thanks for guidance

[silk valve]

btw dont just do anything random

pick a barebones

[quaint cape]

I personally think the making an operating system in 1000 lines is quite useful.

[abstract rune]

For exampel

[silk valve]

and them meaty barebones

[silk valve]

limine is what i would chose

then merge it with meaty barebones and cmake

all available on osdev wiki

[quaint cape]

Yep

I use meson nowadays but cmake is completely fine.

[abstract rune]

Ok . thanks and I will see.if I have any question ,I will ask you

[quaint cape]

Feel free, but probably dont use this thread as your method of asking as its an project thread.

[silk valve]

ask me in #1499324490331717766

at least if you want

or just ask in On-Topic

[quaint cape]

Ask in #osdev-misc-0 .

[quaint cape]

Then other people can also give their opinion.

[silk valve]

true

[abstract rune]

Ok fine.i donot know about it first.sorry for inconvenience

[silk valve]

yeah, just get started already, get the barebones compile and strip it to your liking

boot and show progress

good luck

[abstract rune]

Limine ,barebone

I am searching about it.

[silk valve]

quite funny how hobbyist oses supports FRED before windows (/j)

[quaint cape]

🙏

[mental otter]

I mean there is a chance it does support it but nobody knows

Intel sent patches to Linux first thing pretty much

[quaint cape]

Im pretty sure they sent patches to Windows too.

[silk valve]

could be but linux is the top priority

for obvious reason(s)

[quaint cape]

fixing my interface layer

Ported my old fs + tmpfs.

[quaint cape]

Gonna work a bit on normal auroraos now

Pushing to new microkernel branch soon

Gonna try and get doom ported

[quaint cape]

Pushed the work ive done currently to the "microkernel" branch.

Ill work on it when i feel like it.

Will focus on the main branches though.

[quaint cape]

Got python3 working again in my own OS.

Still encountering erro when working with files.

[quaint cape]

Gave up on python

when i do python3 filename.py it throws an EINVAL.
But when i go into the intepreter and type exec(open("filename.py").read()) or runpy.run_path("filename.py") it works.

Like what???

[silk valve]

🥀

inconsistency my beloved

[quaint cape]

Switched to VSCodium from VSCode holy what an difference.

VSCode crashed every 5 minutes cuz of AI shit

I dont have the same issue at all with codium.

[sturdy birch]

electron 🥀

[sterile creek]

never had vscode crash

[peak smelt]

same

[peak smelt]

open vs openat?

[quaint cape]

Something weird for me.

VS code throws 1k warnings, functions for 5 minutes and then completely crashes.

[sterile creek]

Sounds like a fucked distro

[quaint cape]

Why does vscodium work like a charm then?

It's literally Zorin

[viscid karma]

why do you use zorin lol

[quaint cape]

A dist based on Ubuntu

[quaint cape]

Never bothered to switch

I got my computer with it installed, never bothered to change.

It's basically just a fancy wrapper round Ubuntu.

[quaint cape]

According to the most trustworthy source on the internet (reddit) its due to the copilot extension.

[sturdy birch]

vscode extensions are so ass 😭

[quaint cape]

it comes preinstalled too

[sturdy birch]

yeah lowk anything is better than vscode

[mental otter]

like KATE

[sturdy birch]

sure

though QT applications look so ass 🥀

[serene dock]

Until you need to -I literally anything with clangd

[sturdy birch]

why would the editor affect the LSP at all?

afaik compile commands work like normal on kate?

because why wouldnt they... its not like kate is modifying clangd

sidenote, please dont tell me u are using that god awful microsoft c extensions for vscode

[serene dock]

Configuring Kate's clangd is a pain in the neck that's why either that or my clangd is cooked

Either way I use rmacs now so idc abt fixing it

[sturdy birch]

"kates clangd"

its the same clangd as everywhere else

unless kate actually ships a forked clangd but I would bet a lot on they dont do that

[serene dock]

Kate's instance of clangd with Kate's chosen start parameters that Kate makes hard to change and Kate says doesn't include .clangd support

[sturdy birch]

oh yeah kate does something fucking idiotic

it runs the LSP in ur home directory

but also what do u need .clangd for

only thing I use it for is to enable doxygen comments

[serene dock]

Telling it where your project-specific includes are so the lsp doesn't flashbang you

[sturdy birch]

use compile commands

like a rational person

[serene dock]

Is this a cmake thing bc I was using a makefile...

[sturdy birch]

it isnt a cmake thing

its a LSP thing

lots of LSPs respect this

and most build systems too

including cmake, meson, etc

meson asks ninja to generate them

[serene dock]

Interesting, will keep in mind

[sturdy birch]

make sucks

u can generate them with bear

bear -- <build command>

but yeah its scuffed because make is make

[quaint cape]

KATE?

[mental otter]

https://kate-editor.org/

[sturdy birch]

I like zed editor

[silk valve]

usually just use clion

[peak smelt]

slop

[silk valve]

have any one tried bazel for osdev tho

[sturdy birch]

how the fuck is it slop????

[peak smelt]

zed is literally called an ai editor

and is partially vibecoded

[sturdy birch]

based on what are u saying this?

what do u use? vscode?

[peak smelt]

literally go to their website

[sturdy birch]

I mean yeah they market AI integration a lot

they pivoted to that after the AI boom

[sturdy birch]

meanwhile

actually calls themselves an AI code editor

[peak smelt]

same thing

[sturdy birch]

yes but u arent out here commenting "slop" everytime someone mentions vscode

[peak smelt]

can you turn off all ai features in zed?

[sturdy birch]

yes

with one config line

I personally dont use agents almost at all

and when I do, I dont use the integrations anyway

[peak smelt]

okay but

it's still slop whether or not you like it

you asked how it is slop

[sturdy birch]

meaningless word then

[peak smelt]

i just hate zed devs because they did stupid shit when i was packaging it

[sturdy birch]

okay, thats a completely different thing though

like hate it or whatever idc. but u are making it seem like its fucking cursor

[peak smelt]

no? i just said it's slop

it's not that deep

[sturdy birch]

yeah but again, u arent out here commenting slop everytime someone brings up vscode

[peak smelt]

yeah

[sturdy birch]

if its so important to you maybe you should stop using a slop editor

[peak smelt]

i use helix

[sturdy birch]

lol

[peak smelt]

I'm just rage baiting sorry

but i do actually use helix

it's nice but ofc not an ide like the others

[quaint cape]

And thats why you use Vscodium

[sturdy birch]

yeah, I mean I still wouldnt because its so sluggish

[peak smelt]

i usually avoid electron apps

[sturdy birch]

im down to discord and spotify atp

[peak smelt]

just use discord in the web

[sturdy birch]

valid

[peak smelt]

i use yt music like a chud

[sturdy birch]

lol

spotify is assshit company but idc enough

probably the thing that just works™ the best

[quaint cape]

Wow, local AI is quite cool.

Experimenting a bit with it.

[silk valve]

what model?

[quaint cape]

Right now running Qween3.5 9B

[silk valve]

iirc google released gemma 4

should try that out also

but for some reason if it thinks to much it start spitting out garbage

(similarly with Kimi K2.6 (1T model) it will eventually start speaking chinese and russian and becomes shakespeare if it thinks too hard)

[quaint cape]

Yea.

I'll try it when I get home from my week of vacation.

No updates for the next week.

I'll still be able to respond to pings on my phone.

[spiral knoll]

Been reading the full thread

It's amazing dude ✨ I am getting somewhat of a motivation to do my own OS 💪

[silk valve]

cool, good luck with your project

[spiral knoll]

Lol But I mostly am a Electronics Guy myself working with hardware stuff

Idk I might start it might not u never know

[safe adder]

I think you are actually in a much better spot to work on an OS than a CS guy, I'd say.

[silk valve]

is it embedded computing or something?

[spiral knoll]

Yup

[silk valve]

youll likely touch osdev one day

you are literally in the spot

[spiral knoll]

I ll be making a 65C02 processor this summer with FPGA

[quaint cape]

Hey! Thanks for taking the time and effort of reding the full thread lol.

I would strongly encourage you to start creating your own operating system.

And as already mentioned you're defo in the right spot if you're an electronics guy.

Making an OS mostly takes patience and willpower and less of skill.

If you decide to make an OS feel free to ping me in your project thread (if you create one). I would gladly follow your journey.

[spiral knoll]

Oh that's cool Actually I have a lot of projects on going so I don't even find any time for the os project

But I really want to start it

[vital summit]

meanwhile meanwhile

no AI marketing BS

[sturdy birch]

yeah at the end of the day I dont really care about the marketing

its annoying but I will just pick the best product

[vital summit]

i dont think i'll ever go back to vscode though

just clion and vim here

[sturdy birch]

and zed is open-source, native, and just the best experience I have had

yeah I am not going back to vscode, or probably any electron based thing

[vital summit]

ever done vscode remote dev?

its horrible

[sturdy birch]

no, just code-server

[vital summit]

it spawns a huge node process on the server that then forks lsp's

[sturdy birch]

code-server is actually a pretty decent experience

[vital summit]

and things like refactor, search and replace, kill the server, it eats like 64gb ram

[sturdy birch]

basically same as using vscode if ur connection is good

[sturdy birch]

xd

that sounds more like a lsp issue

[vital summit]

nah its the node process that takes trhe ram

ive never seen clang lsp do that

the node part makes like a million threads

[sturdy birch]

i mean

its just unavoidable

at this day and age

[vital summit]

yeah true

not really unavoidable, you can be a hermit and use vi

[sturdy birch]

weird

lol

clangd is good yeah

will eat some gigs on a massive project tho

[sturdy birch]

yeah, but no

lol

[vital summit]

this is what kills vscode for me

cpp:          66214 (9.94%)
ansic:        25003 (3.75%)
php:           1292 (0.19%)
python:          80 (0.01%)
sh:              62 (0.01%)

its not even that big

(just took out the auto generated bits from the count)

[sturdy birch]

I will say vscodes microsoft C extension thing is ass

it just indexes everything it can find

[vital summit]

yeah

i dont think they gave C or C++ much thought in vscode

i guess its for js people

[sturdy birch]

I once forgot to ignore my chariot rootfs and it attempted to index hundreds of thousands of C file

thank god I stopped using it

[vital summit]

i think my OS is bigger than that project but i havent put it in vscode for 10 years or so

ansic:       212090 (95.36%)
asm:            510 (0.23%)

yeah including deps, which it would try to index, the os is much bigger

[sturdy birch]

xd

[silk valve]

clion mentioned

[vital summit]

[silk valve]

bruh CLion eating 5G indexing my project 🥀

[vital summit]

you can set the jvm parameters to restrict that

[silk valve]

it was 8g before though

that is already capped

[sturdy birch]

clangd ftw

[silk valve]

technically it CLion still uses clangd (Nova/Rider/whatever) but without the manual configuration

[sturdy birch]

then what does the jvm have anything to do with it 🥀

[silk valve]

the UI

[sturdy birch]

the UI is eating 8gb?

seek help

😭

[silk valve]

yeah

but im not a big fan of manual configuration

[sturdy birch]

wdym manual configuration

u dont need to configure clangd

[silk valve]

no i mean like if i want a good IDE and not vscode (which i dont like) theres neovim

[sturdy birch]

there are others

[silk valve]

which is a great choice but need configuration

[silk valve]

not as powerful im afraid

and not one click

[sturdy birch]

powerful how? what?

wdym one click?

[silk valve]

you literally just hits configure and it sets up everything and the correct configuration for cmake, etc...

and i use C++ modules

so it not as straight forward as just include paths

[sturdy birch]

I mean u should know how to setup cmake...

also fuck cmake

[silk valve]

bruh

[sturdy birch]

but anyway

like u should know how to use your buildsystem

I dont think thats a controversial take

[silk valve]

bruh wtf are you talking about?

🥀

[sturdy birch]

??

[silk valve]

i am talking about the syntax highlighting

from a cmake script

and especially C++ modules

[sturdy birch]

what the fuck does syntax highlighting have to do with cmake

lmao

💀

[silk valve]

its clion

[sturdy birch]

yeah u dont know what you are talking about

like syntax highlighting isnt even context aware

[silk valve]

lol

[vital summit]

wdym by not context aware

[sturdy birch]

syntax highlighting doesnt rely on understanding language semantics

[vital summit]

hmmm, depends on the highlighter

[sturdy birch]

hence why treesitter etc doesnt serve as a full LSP

[silk valve]

so we are not referring to the same thing

[vital summit]

clion does what many IDEs do, it can identify sub-languages. like strings containing sql etc

[sturdy birch]

so can zed

without understanding context

any language semantics

purely using treesitter

[vital summit]

a highlighter needs to be context aware for that

[sturdy birch]

nope

here is zed using shellscript highlighting for a subblock in my DSL

purely using treesitter

which has zero semantic understanding of the language

it only knows the syntax

I have not even written a language server for this..

[slender lichen]

they have their own AI IDE, lol

thankfully it's a separate product entirely

and not just put in all ides

[sturdy birch]

now I cant comment on exactly what CLion does because its closed source but seems like they use textmate 🥀

which also is just syntax

now LSPs can emit semantic tokens which an IDE can use to do some special case highlighting

but using this for the entire language would be a bit out there

its not what is done generally

but still has nothing to do with cmake lol

[silk valve]

i admit that saying "syntax highlighting" when im referring to higher LSP features like code completion is not correct, but yes, for clion, you need cmake to get such features.

[sturdy birch]

thats a clion skill issue then

clangd provides auto completion

and yes syntax highlighting is generally divorced from the actual LSP

[slender lichen]

wrong

[sturdy birch]

no it isnt

[slender lichen]

you don't need cmake for that

[sturdy birch]

oh

[slender lichen]

you can use compile commands, meson and makefiles too for LSP and more

[sturdy birch]

I thought u meant my statement bruh u need to reply 😭

[slender lichen]

• it does support that even on not included files

[sturdy birch]

yes clangd relies on compile commands naturally

[slender lichen]

yeha srry

[slender lichen]

they made it so that it will check for errors even if the file is not in a project

[sturdy birch]

huh?

yeah clangd will check any C file you open

[slender lichen]

ye

also: https://air.dev/ 💀

[sturdy birch]

bruh

[slender lichen]

i mean, at least is a completely separate project

[sturdy birch]

yeah I mean

anyway, I wish people would understand the tools they use 😭

[quaint cape]

Is CLion good?

[slender lichen]

yes

very much

[sturdy birch]

its very much an IDE

imo its dtm

[slender lichen]

dtm?

[sturdy birch]

doing too much

[slender lichen]

i mean, i like it, idk your preferences tho

[sturdy birch]

like my ideal workflow is where its just a text editor with an LSP

some git integration can be nice

but anything beyond that I tend to not use and I want control over

stuff like integrating with cmake I dislike

[sturdy birch]

yeah its preference

[vital summit]

i like it

[quaint cape]

So what I understand is that it's very capable, so much that some people feel like its bloated.

[sturdy birch]

I just want to do things myself

I dont want my IDE touching my build system

or anything

[mental otter]

or KATE

[vital summit]

gedit

[mental otter]

atleast KATE is a mostly functinal full IDE by default

if you want to avoid AI and have a modern experience

• its KDE stuff so

[vital summit]

yeah kate is ok

[quaint cape]

Welp im back from the dead (vacation)

Trying to port gdb.

[quaint cape]

I fucking hate libstdc++

it has only caused me issues.

[quaint cape]

tried running python again what is this now?

ohh shi

now i know

i removed python3 source code lol

Im unsure why I need to keep a specific copy of the python source code in my repo

but sure ig?

[quaint cape]

Added real ACPI discovery in HPET

[quaint cape]

@mental otter I'm sincerely sorry for hurting your feelings by telling you what to do. It didnt come across my mind that it was completely inappropriate and bad form. Neither did it occur that it was a form of "minimodding". This is not sarcastic nor trying to spark another argument...

Anyways ima get off DC for today.

[icy herald]

Look, it's not the first time this happened.

[quaint cape]

Me issuing a formal apology, no. I always try to issue an apology as soon as I fuck up. That's not only in this server.

[icy herald]

It's not the first time you pull this stuff and issue an apology immediately afterwards.

[quaint cape]

Unsure what you're referring to though 🤷‍♂️

[quaint cape]

Pull what stuff?

[quaint cape]

As I told ya in the message above, whenever I fuck up I always try and issue an apology.

Is there something wrong with that?

[icy herald]

remember the xv6 stuff?

[icy herald]

No, but then don't keep doing the same kind of stuff over and over again.

[quaint cape]

When I didn't review a codebase enough and mistakenly thought it was AI while it was a tuto yes

[quaint cape]

This was something completely different

[icy herald]

it's the same kind of aggressively going against people who vibecoded (or you think vibecoded) their project

and telling moderators how they ought to enforce their own rules

[quaint cape]

Wait what

I was the most friendly person in that thread

Even more friendly than the mod (according to me)

I literally told him that its completely fine but the learning experience is the most valuable thing according to me

[icy herald]

you also demanded their thread to be locked down in a blunt manner

[mental otter]

i literally also had to say to not be rude in there #1526251790691991572 message

[quaint cape]

Should have said something different yes, I realised that now.

[mental otter]

i meant this to the both of you in there

[quaint cape]

When was I rude

Please point out the message

I was so respectful

And friendly asf

[quaint cape]

This is friendly

[quaint cape]

And this is rude?

[mental otter]

it looked like stuff was getting heated and making direct accusations on things, maybe i misread but
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[icy herald]

misread 😭

[quaint cape]

misread lol

[icy herald]

also

[quaint cape]

I can admit I shouldn't have said that about locking the thread

It was bad phrasing by me

Should have said something like "Shouldn't this be locked since it's breaking the rules?"

More friendly

[icy herald]

I wasn't saying the other people were the platonic ideal of niceness either

but that it's a pattern

it was already something noticable before the xv6 incident

I used that incident because there it was clear-cut

you stopped for a while afterwards, but apparently you're back at it again

[quaint cape]

With a completely different tone and respect.

[icy herald]

you don't need to feel the personal obligation to police every progress report thread for AI use

that's what we have moderators for

[quaint cape]

I did feel the need there, since no one was noticing it.

[icy herald]

wdym?

[mental otter]

I was right in there before you

[quaint cape]

I also, like most moderators check every new post

[quaint cape]

No one had sent the thing I found

[mental otter]

I was looking all over at it myself

[quaint cape]

I lit just grabbed a random file in the OS and found it

[mental otter]

I even saw a full shell in 16 bit real mode for the loader

[icy herald]

so did other people

they just picked different files

[quaint cape]

Hadn't seen any people saying they found it literally said "Generated"

[icy herald]

anyway

[mental otter]

Many things are "generated" and not by LLMs

[quaint cape]

In conclusion I did to something wrong, and that was my fault

[icy herald]

in isolation, it was fine up to the point where you demanded it to be locked down

[quaint cape]

"Generated to match your exact IDT layout"

[icy herald]

but what lead to it is a broader pattern of behavior

it's not just that you noticed it in that one project

you have a history of doing that

[quaint cape]

Yea, I should have phrased it differently mb

[icy herald]

and often in a way that undermines our moderation efforts

[mental otter]

Or just let it be

[quaint cape]

As I say I look over every project

[icy herald]

it's not about phrasing

[mental otter]

And let mods see it and deal with it later

[icy herald]

a moderator is already there and noticed it

[quaint cape]

And most of the time say nothing

[mental otter]

Who cares about random vibe coded project #6969

[quaint cape]

Y'all should keep count of how many projects you lock

Would be funny statistics.

[mental otter]

I know for a fact I've banned more people than locked threads so

[quaint cape]

Completely my fault. I think I've not said anything for a while now

I just decided to send a SS of the files that I found.

Also I always issue a public apology, and I always write that I don't want it to spark further conversation but yet it does every single time

Can't we just like let it go

[icy herald]

again, there's nothing wrong with that
but the problem is that you kept pushing it
I just mentioned that stuff because that's the connection to the previous incident

[icy herald]

I mean, that time in March you deleted your original message, your first response/apology, and then claimed to not remember doing that, which is kinda literally avoiding accountability, and thus kinda the opposite of a good apology

[quaint cape]

Was it march

Time flies by

[icy herald]

yes

[quaint cape]

How do y'all actually remember this shi

Am I on your most wanted list or sum lol

[icy herald]

there's chat logs

[quaint cape]

Regarding the things in march i won't issue any statement cuz frankly I don't remember anything

If I did do that im sorry and I will not repeat it.

And as we are here, i did not repeat it.

Welp might have been unnecessary to write that when I think about it. Holy

I apparently don't have the ability to interact with mods

Lol

[quaint cape]

Fixed some fs bugs related to attributes.

Also gave up on libstdc++ since it's impossible to debug

[slender lichen]

wdym

[quaint cape]

I do build libstdc++ i get all it works messages yada yada

Then when I try and use it, it always fails

[slender lichen]

i'm using libc++ without any issue, tho the llvm one not gcc

[quaint cape]

Yea I'm using gcc.

Ima check over it one last time tomorrow

If i dont find the issue ill just ignore it until its absolutely necessary

[quaint cape]

Currently working on my discord bot for different project

[quaint cape]

Should i unarchive my github repo and mirror github to codeberg?

Since i've understood mirroring codeberg to github is extremely challenging.

[quaint cape]

holy fuck i tried vibecoding an portfolio and it actually turned out good

why is AI this good 😭

for now ima keep it at a vibecoded section of my website but still

very interesting how far AI has came.

for anyone interested here it is: https://wicks.codeberg.page/vibecoded/portfolio.html

I might rewrite it and use it as my main portfolio.

ngl