programming

[olive sable]

thats pog

[rough bloom]

I * think* I caught most of that? but I still don't get how the OpenAI API really relates to parsing partial JSON
my recommendations would be:

• if you have control over both sender and receiver: send a stream of complete JSON objects instead of just one big object
• if you only have control over the receiver: use a library that supports partial JSON input like the project you linked

[rigid snow]

i got the idea from some of the messages that they already did parse it, i'm not familiar with openai api

[violet sand]

Similar story with audio btw

[olive sable]

oooh

[rigid snow]

and people bringing up progressive json and json patches threw me even more off

[violet sand]

Also audio is pretty much fixed on Linux at this point

be happy

[olive sable]

ill decide for myself

[violet sand]

I only had audio crash on my once and thats it

[rigid snow]

but my initial assumption that they didn't parse it is correct

[warped narwhal]

the only issue I've ever encountered, is that my headphones go idle after no audio is played for some time, and cause I have a ground loop somewhere I get some static. But it is easily fixed by writing a 1 line script and making it start when you login.

[olive sable]

i had that on my old pc

or well, kinda

[rough bloom]

I'm also not 100% sure but they really shouldn't be parsing anything in the output
the only JSON output related thing OpenAI does is take a JSON schema in the request that defines the output format that your client wants/expects, but it's still sent as string deltas

[olive sable]

the audio card built into my mobo would go to sleep on my old pc after 2 min without audio, and then when i started palying sound again it would spike and my speakers popped

[faint sandal]

daily linux v. any other os convo

[rough bloom]

Linux is not an OS, it's an operating system kernel
what you are referring to is in fact GNU/Linux
-# something like that

[olive sable]

patato tomato

[patent walrus]

GNU+Linux

[warped narwhal]

out nerded lmao

[violet sand]

Ya we previously had an issue where if a source, and destination had mismatched frequency, the audio will get distorted, but we solved this problem by just cloning source, and adjusting it to dest specs.

Bunch of people didn't want to do that for efficiancy reasons for the longest time, but I belive they have officialy given up

[olive sable]

the beauty of linux i feel, is that you can just edit the code

[noble zodiac]

tbf, "just" is relative

[rough bloom]

you would love Gentoo then

[olive sable]

i mean it probably takes a litle bit longer than your avarage project to compile

[tender river]

vani vani i saw this and thought of you

[violet sand]

Honestly, its more about knowing how stuff works under the hood, and being able to extend them

U don't necessarily want to maintain a fork, nor merge code in to main

[faint sandal]

it's always black and white maybe i use both linux and windows

[noble zodiac]

based

[olive sable]

good thing im not planning on doing that

[patent walrus]

yeah, yeah, i agree with that

[olive sable]

it does look cool so far as ive read about it

[rough bloom]

editing code in a random package = maintaining a fork (even if it's just small patches)
unless you want to never have updates for anything

[noble zodiac]

[rigid snow]

ig reels ui, i thought you daily drove a linux phone smh so fake

[olive sable]

i dont vibe with the gui tho, ill have to redesign it

[olive sable]

why would i update something that already works?

[violet sand]

Well u will be forced to maintain the fork, if u will want to modify code and still get the updates.

[olive sable]

[faint sandal]

maintain this

[rough bloom]

I'm pretty sure Gentoo doesn't even have a single official DE, it makes you choose

[rough bloom]

it will stop working

[tender river]

its true i use facebook, instagram and tiktok on my iphone 16 pro

[rigid snow]

[olive sable]

it really shouldnt, code isnt supposed to randomly do that

[noble zodiac]

it will when upstream updates and creates conflicts

[olive sable]

ye but im not updating

[rough bloom]

it won't do it randomly, it will when you try to actually use the system for something

[warped narwhal]

when you are writing code that relies on functionality made by thousands of other people, that functionality can sometimes change in a way that your older code no longer works with.

[violet sand]

Some times u want, security patches. Tho not always apllicable u are right

[rough bloom]

for example, you probably want a recent version of Chromium/Firefox or half the internet will break after a year or two

[noble zodiac]

naaah, no api or library on linux has ever introduced a breaking change surely

[olive sable]

im sure it will be fine

[warped narwhal]

and if you don't maintain it, you get issues like where ubuntu couldn't print on tuesdays.

https://www.reddit.com/r/linux/comments/9hdam/no_youre_not_crazy_open_office_cant_print_on/

[violet sand]

As a person who uses outdated version of firefox, can confirm life is pain

[rough bloom]

yeah

[olive sable]

naaah, im sure it will be fine

[faint sandal]

look no further than librewolf whose website's download hasn't been updated for two major versions

[olive sable]

its not like im planning to change code on the kenel level

unless?

[rough bloom]

ironically patching the kernel is easier in this case

[faint sandal]

i think they forgot their website existed

[noble zodiac]

patching the kernel sure, contributing to the kernel very different

[violet sand]

LMAO YES

[rough bloom]

it has a stable API to userland so you can update it pretty much independently of userspace components
there will be some breakage if the kernel version is too far behind but nothing too bad probably

[olive sable]

it will work

[warped narwhal]

idk man I just use the package manager and it just works

I don't think I have a single piece of software on my pc that wasn't installed through pacman/paru, or downloaded by something installed by them (like games from steam)

[olive sable]

i dont see why it wouldnt work

[rough bloom]

you should try it out

[olive sable]

i will

just not now

im busy

[rough bloom]

[olive sable]

im buys wasting my time on discord while i should be working

[violet sand]

I think even if its extreamly outdated unless there is a bug in your kernel u will be fine

I recently downgraded from 6.14 to 6.6 for testing, and it just worked

[rough bloom]

oh yeah, that's not that far

I mean something like being behind a major version or two

[opaque wharf]

I was battling progressive json with the json patch btw, not for your use cases since it is already cursed lmao

[olive sable]

[noble zodiac]

gentoo is rarely the answer

[violet sand]

https://tenor.com/view/linux-gentoo-computer-destroy-robot-gif-26277729

[rough bloom]

I would like Gentoo more if Nix wasn't a thing
same customizability except you aren't forced to build everything locally

[noble zodiac]

you are right tho, gentoo and nix are similar in that they solve a problem maybe 0.1% of its userbase actually has

[olive sable]

gentoo + hyperland is looking pretty good rn

[opaque wharf]

Oh no

It's so over for Sam

[warped narwhal]

ah fuck we lost him

[noble zodiac]

why gentoo tho, I'm curious about the thought process here

[fading olive]

Compiler flags

[olive sable]

customizable

shuni said i can change the code

[violet sand]

https://tenor.com/view/jarvis-linux-gentoo-iron-man-gentoo-linux-gif-20935349

[rough bloom]

it's fine, he'll switch away from it after a day or two

[noble zodiac]

You do realize that just compiling chromium will take like 1-2 hours every time

not to mention all the other packages

[olive sable]

is it not multithreaded?

[opaque sigil]

it is

some packages are just gigantic

[noble zodiac]

single threaded you can sit there half the day

[olive sable]

i have 16 cores, it will be fine

[rough bloom]

no, modern software is just huge, and you have to compile all of it on every update

[noble zodiac]

thats 1-2 hours full throttle while you can do nothing else since your loadaverage will be maxed out

[rough bloom]

you can use a caching compiler thing which helps, but it's still not great

[olive sable]

i onyl update every 8 months tho

[opaque wharf]

Bro...

[olive sable]

its fine

[opaque wharf]

You see

[violet sand]

Hi.
I'm a nixos user.
Blender is not precompiled for us.
It took me around an 3 hours to update my system on my previous CPU.
I want to be free...

[olive sable]

i can see sometimes yes

[opaque wharf]

A browser codebase is larger than that of linux kernel

[rough bloom]

waiting longer just means you get more updates and more issues

[olive sable]

a browser is full of bloatware, i just need to remove what i dont need

[violet sand]

Dude 1-2 hours is on the fastest Ryzen avalible.

[noble zodiac]

lil bro never compiled a serious project in his life

[olive sable]

true

[fading olive]

Just kick off your updates before bed and they will be done when you wake up, ez

[violet sand]

Casual ladybird enjoyer

[olive sable]

lemem google soemtyihng

[violet sand]

Look in to NixOS, it seems like u will be one of those weirdos who is in to it

[olive sable]

[violet sand]

Gentoo will just result in u becoming a farmer

[rough bloom]

if you like the customizability of Gentoo then yeah, NixOS can do the same
I only never recommend it as a first distro because of how different it is to others (and how much documentation it lacks...)
I think it's really helpful to understand another distro first before trying anything Nix or NixOS

[opaque sigil]

at least with nixos you get to download precompiled binaries for 20 minutes not compile for hours

[noble zodiac]

if you are lucky and a pkg exists

[olive sable]

i have time

[opaque sigil]

tbh if you really want to go the nixos route there are enough people here you could just ask about things

[opaque wharf]

You can also technically download pre compiled binary on gentoo. But then that's just arch

[violet sand]

Ya as someone who started with NixOS, I can confirm it is the worste possibly distro you might start with.

[rough bloom]

it's fine, Nixpkgs is the largest repo in existence
-# not counting NPM, they probably have more, but that's not system packages

[fading olive]

You'll probably learn a lot more about linux running Gentoo. If you run nixos then you will only learn about nix

[olive sable]

[violet sand]

Gentoo is not the worst, as by the time u finish installing it, u will get profficient in Linux. Its the only way

[noble zodiac]

or, way way more likely, you will grow frustrated and give up

[opaque wharf]

NPM not system packages?

[rough bloom]

usually

[violet sand]

Just start with mint I beg u

Took me 6 months to get Nix to usable state

[tender river]

arch gives some of gentoo's flexibility without its issues and is probably a better distro for learning

[rough bloom]

yeah, I'd recommend Arch as a first distro too

the Arch Wiki alone makes it worth it

[opaque wharf]

Same

[olive sable]

ye but

[fading olive]

Gentoo's wiki is also good

[tender river]

there are better ways to waste compute

[rough bloom]

it's fine, you can try Arch and switch if you don't like it once you have informed opinions ™

[olive sable]

as a game-dev, wasting compute is my job

[opaque wharf]

You can master arch pkgbuild, and there you have gentoo flexibility

[olive sable]

[violet sand]

Bitcoin mining, vs compiling gentoo

[olive sable]

youtube removed their swearing policy

you can say fuck again at the start of a video

[maiden geyser]

"what did it cost?"

[olive sable]

idk

[tender river]

turns out the server didnt boot for the stupid reason of having a previous boot entry selected in the bootloader

gotta clean my efi vars

i dont appreciate systemd-boot ignoring loader.conf based on efi variables that i cant set from within the os itself

[noble zodiac]

systemd doing something stupid? naaaahhhh

[tender river]

bwa

[opaque wharf]

Oh god we have a svelte user now

[warped narwhal]

the last time I tried to compile firefox, I did it on an fx8350 which has 8 cores when compiling stuff, and it took 10 hours I think

[warped narwhal]

svelte hate?

smh my head

[opaque wharf]

No, JSX is worse

At least svelte is closer to vue now with runes

[faint sandal]

PresentMon is broken with Administrator Protection on

[tender river]

i've only heard good things about svelte

[tender river]

most projects are never tested with administrator protection

[warped narwhal]

I've never tried any of the other frameworks, but I've had no major issues with sveltekit so far

[tender river]

so no surprises there

[opaque wharf]

Sveltekit is once sapper right?

[warped narwhal]

sveltekit is just a router for svelte built on vite.

[opaque wharf]

Ahh, right. I have not looked into svelte again for a long time

[warped narwhal]

sveltekit + tailwindcss makes it really easy to make relatively complex stuff, for example, here is what I'm using for my navbar

<script lang="ts" module>
    export interface Path {
        name: string,
        url: string,
    }
</script>

<script lang="ts">
    import Spacer from "$lib/components/layout/Spacer.svelte";

    export let title: string | null;
    export let path: Path[] | null;
</script>

{#if title && title !== ''}
    <title>{title}</title>
{:else}
    <title>Inconspicuous Software</title>
{/if}

<nav class="flex items-center px-3 py-1.5 bg-(--bg1)">
    <div class="md:hidden grow"></div>
    <a href="/" class="text-2xl">Inconspicuous Software</a>
    <Spacer/>
    {#if path}
        <div class="hidden md:block">
            <ol class="flex gap-1">
                {#each path as {name, url}, index}
                    {#if index !== 0}
                        <li>&gt;</li>
                    {/if}
                    <li><a href={url} class="hover:text-(--blue) hover:underline duration-75">{name}</a></li>
                {/each}
            </ol>
        </div>
    {/if}
</nav>

[opaque wharf]

I just use Vuetify since I cannot for the life of me make things looks good

[faint sandal]

they're probably going to need a system service to be able to fix this

since admin protection means the privileged shadow account will not be able to access least privileged process

[hard raptor]

How bout blfs?

[olive sable]

My laptop is unwilling to recognize this tv as 4K

[olive sable]

Idk what that is

[opaque wharf]

Maybe because it is not 4K?

[olive sable]

It is

[opaque wharf]

Or the cable does not support 4K

[hard raptor]

Google it then, trust

[opaque wharf]

And yes, not all HDMI cable is the same

[opaque wharf]

Just like how universal USB is

[olive sable]

This hdmi cable supported 4k on my other pc

But this laptop only does 1080p for some reson

Also got some overscan issues

Im tempted to completely wipe this laptop and reinstall all the drivers

[stark needle]

What

How dare you not appreciate the 550$ audiophile grade hdmi cable

[olive sable]

I had a hdmi cable before here that completely freaked out at 4k

[hard raptor]

Just like USB, HDMI has multiple specifications

[hard raptor]

No way

[stark needle]

https://wireworldcable.com/collections/fiber-optic-hdmi-cables/products/stellar-48-fiber-optic-hdmi-cable

[hard raptor]

You really fell for that scam?

[tender river]

is the cable gold laced

how am i supposed to listen to digital audio if it isnt

[hard raptor]

Naurrr analog synths hooked up to a tape recorder is wayyy better than using a DAW /s

[stark needle]

How are you supposed to turn on your device without this 2600$ power chord that removes all impurities https://wireworldcable.com/collections/power-conditioning-cords/products/platinum-electra-10-power-conditioning-cord

[hard raptor]

Watteheck

[tender river]

ok good power cords are actually useful for audiophiles afaik

but also

[stark needle]

There's worse

[olive sable]

I think the psu is more important than the cord

[tender river]

iirc blind tests show that at some point theres basically no point in improving further

[olive sable]

My mobo even has some type of isolated placd for audio, with seperate layers for L snd R

Built in 600ohm dac or smthng

[hard raptor]

I am looking at their site... and i believe you

[olive sable]

I wouldnt know since i either use bluetooth or spdif

[stark needle]

No like

Way worse

[tender river]

cope from an audio gear seller

[stark needle]

[tender river]

[stark needle]

And this is not even their best cable

This one is also peak

3 meter cable

[worldly plank]

Is there a way to check the most recent character printed to stdout in python?

[tender river]

[hard raptor]

Okay, where the "audiophile high quality" MIDI cables?

[stark needle]

Recent experiments have shown people with functioning eyes are 100% absolute percentage better at describing color than fully blind people

[hard raptor]

Woah dude...

[stark needle]

None

[hard raptor]

They just hate me

[stark needle]

Song producers make their stuff on like 20$ midi cables

Cause they know it doesnt make a difference lol

[hard raptor]

Nahhh

[olive sable]

The nvidea driver install froze

[hard raptor]

I need a 50,000 euro midi cable or my music sounds ass

[olive sable]

Ngl i have been looking into 9.4.6 dolby atmos surroundsound setups...

They receiver itself only costs 2.3K euro

Coincidentaly i have 2.5k in my savings account

[stark needle]

No what you need is obviously a better monitor cause the horizontal jitter shows the notes look distorted

[violet sand]

https://youtu.be/5Dw3aKbw5Wo

[stark needle]

Sam

[olive sable]

Yes

Thats me

[hard raptor]

Damn i just looked and ur not even wrong

[stark needle]

Have u tried high end stereo speakers in a correctly setup room

[hard raptor]

Nahh dudette, it must be my midi cables

[stark needle]

[hard raptor]

(Totally bs just like the power and usb cables since midi usually caries data, not sound waves)

[stark needle]

@olive sable you could already afford a very good setup

Easily

[olive sable]

I need at least 5.1

[rigid snow]

(he has not)

[hoary lion]

morn chat

[hard raptor]

Also the gold laced cables, are bs.. whatever festivals usually use is good enough.. which is usually just copper... cuz if it really made difference then they would use gold lol

[hoary lion]

i see some audiophile stuffs

[stark needle]

Properly setup stereo will sound better than 5.1

Source: had 5.1 at my dad's house

Upgraded to 2 proper Speakers

Sound better

5.1 with dolby pro logic ii

[olive sable]

Its not about the sound, its about the surround

I like the surround

[noble zodiac]

but you can have just as much surround with 2

[stark needle]

There's an audiophile rabbithole where you put crystals on your dac which absorb emf or some bullshit

[olive sable]

Not really

[stark needle]

Yes the surround is good if you place ur speakers properly

[noble zodiac]

yea

[stark needle]

There's guides on how to place them correctly

[olive sable]

2 speakers cant beat having 5 of the same quality

[noble zodiac]

you would be suprised

[stark needle]

Good speakers will leverage the reflection of the room to put sound behind you

That's the whole point with high end speakers

[olive sable]

Ok but i raise you thos, there is no behind in this room

[noble zodiac]

I raise you this, headphones. Doesnt even need placement

[stark needle]

Get a Sennheiser hd800s if u like surround

[olive sable]

Absolutly not

[olive sable]

There is no wall to reflect of

[stark needle]

Side walls

[noble zodiac]

there is no way in hell you can get a good 5.1 audio in that room. The standing waves will destroy everything

[olive sable]

???

[stark needle]

Neumann kh120 ii

Is this not peak

[olive sable]

Not enough bass

[stark needle]

Buy subwoofer

Ez fix

[olive sable]

I have subwoofer

[stark needle]

Specifically a monoprice SW-15

Proper subwoofer

U don't even need an amp then cause they are all active

Including the neumanns

[sage crag]

standing wave. caused by two waves of equal frequency with a phase difference of 90° overlapping.

[opaque wharf]

It is a sign from the big J himself to use Linux

[rare bramble]

got tired of gifs taking 2 decades to load on discord so I converted all of them to .avif
original:

.avif:

it's not even a comparison

[pine owl]

Thats insane

[rare bramble]

now I dont have to wait for them to load

[pine owl]

Thats less then 10% of the original size

[pine owl]

Very pog

[rare bramble]

though I currently have a cursed pipeline of:
gif
-> jpeg_xl (for extra compression)
-> png (since thats the only thing I got working when converting to avif)
-> avif

i'll post the script i used here later, still optimizing some of the settings

[noble zodiac]

all the hip kids use animated png now

[noble zodiac]

(no one does)

[pine owl]

😭

Resolution goes crazy

[rare bramble]

no thats low resolution on purpose

[pine owl]

Oh

Mb

[rare bramble]

original gif:

[orchid crescent]

hello

[rare bramble]

125 KB gif vs 11.9 KB avif

[scarlet arch]

isn't webp even better, or what's the goal here? :D

[rare bramble]

I think avif has a better compression

[scarlet arch]

I recently made videos into emotes and used webp to get them to a size that discord accepts

[sage crag]

webp is usually worse than avif

avif is related to the av1 codec for video, though im not sure how.

its a pretty good codec.

discord probably transcodes all files mp4 anyway

[scarlet arch]

[rare bramble]

discord can playback mp4 files as if they were gifs so maybe

https://imgur.com/uk8HsqL

for example this is a .mp4 that is hosted on imgur

[sage crag]

this is not 60fps

[rare bramble]

it's 120fps, had to check when I saw it

[sage crag]

yeah thats what i thought

matches screen rr

[sage crag]

how was this made tho

probably interpolation

[rare bramble]

ye, it's from anny stream so probably interpolated

[lapis wraith]

Yeah... twitch doesn't allow streamings higher than 60fps, right?

[rare bramble]

60fps is max I have seen

[olive sable]

How does this room mean ill get static waves

??

[rigid snow]

static waves

[trim valve]

is it not just sped up 2x?

[sage crag]

yes

[stark needle]

Also this room looks so cool

[tender river]

server back hopefully

[sage crag]

kill.py

[rigid snow]

avif is av1, just a different container (it it actually? maybe not even)

[olive sable]

[stark needle]

It reminds me of

[tender river]

it is not the time

[sage crag]

top 50 teams osu neuro sama

[tender river]

[stark needle]

One of the example rooms in the first aid course where we had to show our knowledge on what to do if someone got extremely dehydrated

[olive sable]

what

Il in the dehydration room?

[sage crag]

[tender river]

we had "basics of life safety" classes where they taught us what to do in case of fires and other emergencies, dont remember anything

[stark needle]

I had to do the first aid course cause work expected us to do it

Also i need for my driver's license

Which i still lack cause I'm lazy

[olive sable]

Same

[sage crag]

i 7270 bime tomorrow

[stark needle]

Btw sam did u see the other AliExpress tablet from lenovo

The yoga something something

Costs like the lowest end ipad but

[olive sable]

No?

[stark needle]

Has a snapdragon 8 gen 3

[olive sable]

[stark needle]

https://a.aliexpress.com/_EHfLGgW

[rough bloom]

one week bimeiversary

[olive sable]

So whats wrong with the room for 5.1?

[sage crag]

@tender river what phone do you use

[tender river]

oneplus 6 for linux but its an old one

[stark needle]

The new oneplus phones look so weird

The cams

[tender river]

i've been buying cheap chinese phones before but the problem is their eol is usually only like 2 years

[sage crag]

which distro

bwa

[tender river]

nixos with a custom config

a cursed one i dont necessarily recommend it

[stark needle]

What irritates me mostly is the Nothing Phone 3 which has the cameras all unaligned it's genuinely so annoying

[tender river]

i have a friend who's been trying it out too she has the same issues i do but managed to get it working by following the same steps i did

oneplus 6 is possibly the best linux phone but there are still lots of rough edges

[sage crag]

awa

[tender river]

awa

[sage crag]

120hz screen is minimum requirement for me

[tender river]

i tried to find a phone like that when i was getting into mobile linux

[opaque wharf]

Hmmm, I think it'll be easier to slap some modem to SBC

[tender river]

but all 120hz phones are fairly new and mainline support takes ages

[opaque wharf]

Than to wait for phone manufacturer to support linux phone

[tender river]

60hz was less painful than i expected though

possibly because i dont use my phone as much after switching to linux

but maybe also because the ui is not as reliant on scrolling

[olive sable]

I need answers

Y?

Why is the room bad?

[tender river]

you can try https://wiki.postmarketos.org/wiki/Xiaomi_POCO_X3_NFC_(xiaomi-surya)

not sure how well it will go

it seems theres a fair amount of people daily driving it

[opaque wharf]

Let's troll Sam by not answering him

[tender river]

so it must be at least passable

i'd recommend a smaller step of using degoogled android first though

[sage crag]

i honestly despise the android ecosystem

[tender river]

same

[sage crag]

surely kde mobile is decent enough

[tender river]

mobile wayland compositor in hblang

[sage crag]

aarch64 in hblang first

lol

[tender river]

run it in box86

it's gonna go well trust

[sage crag]

emulation in compositor

huge brain

[tender river]

its more like something like wine, translating the asm to arm

[sage crag]

[tender river]

i'd link you my blog post on how i installed linux on op6 but i still haven't plugged my server back to its place near the router so please wait

[noble zodiac]

The more sound sources you have the more complex the reflections causing standing waves and muddying the resulting audio. For proper 5.1 you need a proper room setup for it which means no random shit standing around, proper spot sound proofing to reduce bad reflections and so on

thats why its such a major pain to get actually good audio out of 5.1

money of the audio equipment wont help that at all if the room is just shit

[opaque wharf]

Well, you could do a funny and make temporary sound treated portable wall

[olive sable]

Its not like i want an audiophile experience

I just want decent surround

[tender river]

https://pavluk.org/blog/2023/12/19/oneplus_6.html surely it works now

it does

[opaque wharf]

Depends on what you call decent I guess. For me, the sound that my laptop could produce is decent enough. Sure it may lack the bass, but I am not too into loud bass anyway. And earphone sound could actually trick me into thinking a sound is coming from the back

[olive sable]

Laptop is too hollow sounding or something

Idk how to describe it

[stark needle]

get speakers with decent off axis sound

aka

the ones i recommended

neumann

off axis is what's gonna bounce around

much cheaper there's also the Kali Audio LP6

[olive sable]

Ye but like, do those speakers then have multiple channels?

[stark needle]

no it goes through standard stereo

but it's gonna sound good

[olive sable]

If its just 1 channel then its not gonna matter for watching movies

I wang surround for the surround

[stark needle]

my dad upgraded his home theater with 2 KEF Q350 or something

it sounds good asf

[opaque wharf]

Sam, I really wanna ask why did you always type like you're drunk lmao

[stark needle]

wait lemme send a pic

[olive sable]

Wdym?

[olive sable]

???

[opaque wharf]

Lots and frequent typo

[olive sable]

Ye

Thats just how i type

Im on phone rn so its less bad here

[olive sable]

I type with my index finger on phone

[stark needle]

you what

sam fyi

[olive sable]

Id use them like this maybe, but absolutly not as 2 channels

[stark needle]

i have 2 mid+subwoofer speakers, 2 tweeters and 1 center in my room at my dad's home

[tender river]

i'm just fetching the new commits the churn is insane

[stark needle]

Just go into a speaker store

And see how good speakers sound

[olive sable]

You're missing the point

[stark needle]

i understand

u want surround

[olive sable]

Yes

[stark needle]

but u can get the same or better effect with only 2 actually good well built speakers

random kliptsch or logitech or technics speakers will not sound good

[olive sable]

The thing is, i doubt it will sound like its behind me when the speaker doesnt use a seperate rear channel and there isnt a wall behind me to reflect of

[stark needle]

go in a store and test

they have rooms

[opaque wharf]

That sounds sus af out of context lmao

[stark needle]

how

[rigid snow]

btw since you're the one who came up with the promptboard idea, should i give the llm a screenshot with the focused input outlined

[olive sable]

If the speaker is infront of you, and the sounf comes from infront of you, even if some reflects of ghe wall it will still dou´d li´e its in front of you???

[rigid snow]

or nah

don't me things are good

i think..

[opaque wharf]

If it is possible, I think it would help the AI yeah

[rigid snow]

very possible

[stark needle]

no

[opaque wharf]

Man, I can't even imagine the pain that you went through

[stark needle]

it can sound somewhere else

[rigid snow]

swift made my life at least 10x easier dw

[warped narwhal]

LMAO

KEKW even

[rigid snow]

what

[opaque sigil]

i'm curious, how big is the entire repo even

[opaque wharf]

Good ol drunk Sam lmao. But also, no. Our ears are complex. It's not only about where is the sounds source is actually coming from, but more so about the wave being received

[olive sable]

But the speaker cant just choose "hey well use the front speaker for this one and the side speaker for the other one"??? Unless it uses a seperate channel for the reflecting audio

[stark needle]

HRTF my beloved

[opaque wharf]

Dude, before that he codes it in rust

Of fucking course swift would be godsend when interfacing with apple API compared to rust

[stark needle]

sam if u have speakers u can test this

[rigid snow]

look it was easier for me to actually program in rust

but yeah interfacing with apple apis isn't pain anymore

[stark needle]

speakers will also use the ceiling

u have a ceiling

so

[rigid snow]

look i already tried to convince him that he needs two good bookshelf speakers instead, he won't listen

[opaque wharf]

Hmm, does playing 5.1 audio to stereo lose its positional data? I think it needs further processing no?

Because if the media source is 5.1, it could be less pain to just setup that 5.1

[olive sable]

I was more thinking of with 9.4.6 putting 6 speakers in the ceiling

[stark needle]

u don't need 9.4.6😭

[olive sable]

Why not?

[stark needle]

bro is deadmau5

[olive sable]

Its only 2.3k

[noble zodiac]

at that point you can just put your money on fire and listen to the crackling of the fire. That will have a cleaner audio image than anything you could create with that setup

[opaque wharf]

[olive sable]

No ot wont

[opaque wharf]

This is for media room right?

[stark needle]

yea to get 9.4.6 u need a perfect room cause otherwise the reflections are gonna make it osund bad for example a movie theater room is good cause it has everything setup correctly and can place all speakers

[opaque wharf]

Or theatre room or whatever you called it

[olive sable]

Its for movies

Where i want the surround sound to be good

For every person in the room

[stark needle]

off axis

[noble zodiac]

oh god more than one spot???

now the complexity goes off the chart

god forbid

[stark needle]

u need good off axis speaker for many people😭

[opaque wharf]

Hmmm, maybe look at Linus Sebastian setup?

[olive sable]

I have money but not that kind of money

Im not spending 20k on chairs

[opaque wharf]

To be fair, the chair seems nice. Also that one cloudflare engineer LAN house. Man....

But yeah, having a good surround sound for multiple spots is hard to achieve. Not my area of expertise

[rough bloom]

I'm no home cinema audio expert, but buying 19 shitty speakers instead of a few good ones seems like a bad idea

[stark needle]

off axis -- How the speaker sounds from the sides

[olive sable]

I think actual rear speakers will sound better than faking it with fronts, especialy for multiple people in a room that manufacturers dont account for

[stark needle]

on axis is how the speakers sound when they point directly at you

[opaque wharf]

Standing waves are bad because there will be spots where people can hear a very loud voice but next to it hears nothing at all. So you can't move your head around too much

[olive sable]

There arent really standing waves here tho

[olive sable]

I dont exactly have soundproofing but the entire left wall is curtains

[rigid snow]

small report. all you get

[noble zodiac]

That is a problem not something good tho

[opaque wharf]

The mad lad actually did it

[olive sable]

Why?

[opaque wharf]

You've peaked with this

[olive sable]

There are no problems with the sound of this room

[noble zodiac]

because its only on one side. So that side swallows more sound than the other creating disturbances

bro how can you know?

[opaque wharf]

I don't even care you use JSX anymore lmao

[rigid snow]

don't say that

[olive sable]

There already is a 5.1 here

Has been here for probably a year

Right wall looks like this if you want to see

[stark needle]

sam u give the vibe

of that sort of person that

[rigid snow]

also, another problem i'm trying to mentally solve is how i'd demo it, where and how the fuck do i mount my phone so it captures the keyboard and touchbar clearly, i need two hands to type after all

[stark needle]

I would be too shy to talk to irl cause i'd find them "too cool to talk to" so i'd just admire or something lmao

[opaque wharf]

You have feet

[rigid snow]

???

what

[olive sable]

???

[opaque wharf]

Either hold the phone with it, or type with it

[stark needle]

i'm just shy irl lol

[south needle]

i just bought 3 PB datastorage lmao

[opaque wharf]

Why?

[south needle]

so I have a place for my datasets

[opaque wharf]

How big of a dataset are you planning to get?

[stark needle]

3PB

[tender river]

3pb

[south needle]

currently i have 40 TB of dataset

[opaque wharf]

Text only?

[south needle]

but my server is full, soo yeah

[stark needle]

wait holy shit

in 2 days I'm free from my work contract

[south needle]

videos

[opaque wharf]

Oh, then yeah, makes sense

[south needle]

can you tell me your stuff then?

[opaque wharf]

3 PB for text would be wack lmao

[nocturne olive]

Interesting
What kind of model are you planning to make with that?

[stark needle]

finally no bs rules about conflict of interest

[stark needle]

what stuff

[south needle]

compression models

[rigid snow]

leak all trade secrets NOW

[stark needle]

ah that

i did that a stupidly long time ago

i should see if i even still have that stuff lol

i should

but not now cause i'm not home

i'm going home from the hospital in like 2 weeks

or at least I was told

[south needle]

i want to make a 1 B audio model

[stark needle]

I can help if u need help lol

[hoary lion]

yee

[nocturne olive]

What kind of audio model? A synthesizer, a converter, a transcriber?

[stark needle]

#programming audio team

[south needle]

sure

[hoary lion]

assemble ahh

new discord unlocked

[south needle]

llm but only trained on audio

[nocturne olive]

Whuh

[stark needle]

us

[nocturne olive]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=49CrynNZAR0
Meanwhile me and my NeuroSynth

[hoary lion]

where did the gif go

[rough bloom]

[stark needle]

i think non jittable function also wanted to make an audio model

[stark needle]

i took it away cause it was annoying

[hoary lion]

fair

[opaque wharf]

Isn't that one gif of vedal also immediately deleted here?

[hoary lion]

oh and also kudos to @nocturne olive, my JAX issue indeed seems to be batch size

[nocturne olive]

Classic

[hoary lion]

i am not 100% sure how JAX operations works internally(if it stores intermediate tensors or not)

but for JIT i am sure it stores intermediate values

[olive sable]

You consider me too cool cuz im not taking audiphile soundstage placebo?

[nocturne olive]

if (OOM) batch_size = batch_size -1

[hoary lion]

actuall no

I'll just Deviceparallel

[olive sable]

Also i just ate

[hoary lion]

so afaik

batch 4 works

[stark needle]

no like

just in general

like

[hoary lion]

and I have 2 5090

[stark needle]

ur vibe idk it's hard to explain

[hoary lion]

so I can have 8?

[opaque wharf]

Sam vibe coding

[olive sable]

I feel like my main vibe is just smart idiot

Or dumb genius

[rough bloom]

weird, if anything with JIT compilation it should materialize way fewer intermediate values since it can fuse operations, which doesn't work with eager execution

[nocturne olive]

You can have 4x 2, which is almost the same functionally, but logially different

[rough bloom]

could try messing around with buffer donation to see if that reduces memory usage if you aren't doing that already

[nocturne olive]

You should try to tune some stuff like changing the optimizer, maybe you can reduce how much each batch needs

[hoary lion]

as I have mentioned before this issue is being raised w/ out the optimizer 😭

[hoary lion]

maybe, I should try with JIT and check memory consumption

[nocturne olive]

Whuh
Then your batch must be massive and not the gradients
Depending on your model size you may even lose more batch size once you add the optimizer and gradients

[hoary lion]

I checked my intermediate results from convolutional layers and I got 700MB tensor

[nocturne olive]

That seems just a bit large for an intermediate tensor

Explains the OOM

[hoary lion]

CNN moment 😭

output is small but intermediate is massive

[nocturne olive]

You said you were doing an audio model, you're using CNN for audio?

[cosmic sphinx]

erm

could be a 1D-CNN but.. maybe quite not the best choice

[sharp mantle]

https://fixupx.com/RenwaX23/status/1950295895070953978

‌Renwa (@RenwaX23)

Apple awarded me only $1,000 for this bug, I should quit this bug bounty thing and get a real job.

Quoting ‌Renwa (@RenwaX23)
︀
CVE-2025-30466: Safari <18.4 UXSS to bypass Same-Origin Policy with CVSS of Critical 9.8 🔴 ;)
︀︀
︀︀support.apple.com/en-us/122379#:~:text=Impact%3A%20A%20website%20may%20be%20able%20to%20bypass%20Same%20Origin%20Policy

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FixupX · Jul 29, 2025, 8:42 PM

[sage crag]

m

[opaque sigil]

you can train on spectrograms, it's surprisingly usable

[trim valve]

spectrograms

[rigid snow]

I THINK I KNOW WHAT THE ISSUE IS?

> where sourcekit-lsp
/Users/mlntcandy/.swiftly/bin/sourcekit-lsp
/usr/bin/sourcekit-lsp
/Users/mlntcandy/.swiftly/bin/sourcekit-lsp

the first one is from .zshrc i assume (i did add it there), so vscode picks an older version of the lsp for a project that's on the newer one?

[trim valve]

speaking of, day-by-day I am becoming more tempted to recreate https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dMH6VUs5u8k

cursed fourier transform magic

(however, I do not own a projector which makes this project significantly harder to just try)

[opaque wharf]

Most SOTA that I know for fault detection in audio signal is actually using CNN

Like rotating machinery RUL kinda stuff

RUL = Remaining Useful Life

[rigid snow]

it still crashes after i set a path override in swift extension settings. bruh

[opaque wharf]

You can use a galvano something that moves 2 mirror to achieve the same thing

[opaque sigil]

it's a sign to not use inlay hints

[opaque wharf]

Or straight up use precision servo with a laser

Also my mind goes immediately to the military application for CQB

Yeah, turns out you do indeed need a projector for the more complex pattern one

[rigid snow]

it's not just inlay hints btw, it's everything

basically

[trim valve]

ok do I worry about songs getting renamed in the gdrive or not

because if I don't, I pass rclone a list of songs to fetch
if I do, I pass rclone a list of songs not to fetch

and idk which is preferable

actually the names being off only mildly affects vanor so surely this is not a problem I should worry about

[opaque wharf]

Good mindset to have lmao

[hard raptor]

I remember really wanting one of deez when it came out

The other one also looked kinda sick

[trim valve]

smh why are there no prebuilt github actions to publish a release to another repo

actually instead of doing this the hard way I could just make the release live in my repo and change the ci in vanor's to take from mine

[tender river]

does anyone else in here use vimium

its way too convenient

[rigid snow]

found a suspiciously similar gh issue, they say it's fixed in nightly, here we go another 1gb+ download on shitty internet

[tender river]

you can press "f", it will then highlight every clickable element showing a key sequence that you can use to press it without using a mouse

[tender river]

1gb lsp? or is the lsp bundled with the toolchain

[rigid snow]

the latter

[sage crag]

hblsp wont be 1gb right

[tender river]

[opaque sigil]

It'll be 2gb

[opaque wharf]

Good

More data = more better

[sage crag]

thank god no more start menu

[rigid snow]

stop menu now

[sage crag]

stop menu

ready menu

go menu

[lapis wraith]

time to move to linux

[sage crag]

it was time to move to linux every year for the past 10 years

[faint sandal]

https://fxtwitter.com/kosa12m/status/1950601577019916384

ksa 🏴‍☠️ (@kosa12m)

noooo the new EU ban got vim too 😭

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FxTwitter · Jul 30, 2025, 4:57 PM

[sage crag]

thank god no more vim

[lapis wraith]

I saw that. Jesust Just imagine

[opaque wharf]

Like murica trying to stop RISC-V

[rigid snow]

it's the tiktok popup right

i love the kill -9 vim option

[faint sandal]

you should try visiting that aka.ms link btw

[opaque wharf]

In CS, it is the only place where killing children is acceptable

[opaque sigil]

Doesn't kill take the pid

Smh

[rigid snow]

it totally does

[sage crag]

killall -9 vim

[opaque sigil]

[rigid snow]

that's crazy

[opaque wharf]

What happened?

[rigid snow]

you should visit the outside

[opaque wharf]

Alright, who tf did that

Some random easter egg from microsoft? In 2025?

[rigid snow]

ikr?

[tender river]

pkill more portable

[sage crag]

only erm (lofi)

[tender river]

[sage crag]

smolny

ann

[faint sandal]

[hoary lion]

where did the awa go

[tender river]

its right here

awa

[sage crag]

awa

[olive sable]

i made chatgpt put toghether a list of speakers for the 9.4.6 i might eventualyl buy

i might wait till i have a bit more money first

[rigid snow]

wtf are you doing

[olive sable]

what does it look like?

[sage crag]

awa

[rigid snow]

yes exactly

[olive sable]

awa

i will be buying a better surround setup and you cant stop me

[rigid snow]

it's gonna sound ass without treating the room tho

and that's the expensive part

[olive sable]

soundproofing panels are quite cheap

the problem is mostly the big ass window

[rigid snow]

OH MY GOD THE NIGHTLY LSP DOESN'T CRASH I'M FREE

[olive sable]

but the curtain should make it fine

[rigid snow]

@olive sable

context

[olive sable]

huh

ok

i wonder how im even supposed to treat this room

its full of things already

[opaque wharf]

Carpet for one

[olive sable]

there is carpet

[rigid snow]

carpet that suspiciously looks like tile

[olive sable]

look down

under the sofa

[opaque wharf]

[rigid snow]

[stark needle]

Maybe a thick courtain in the center behind

[olive sable]

[opaque wharf]

Where there is a beam there on the ceiling

[olive sable]

yes there is

[opaque wharf]

Yeah, I think shad means put a thick curtain there

[rigid snow]

it wasn't a question i'm pretty sure, but a clarification

[olive sable]

ah

aight curtain

what else?

the thing about soundproof panels is that the window cant realyl have those and the other side has the drinks rack

[rigid snow]

it's so nice actually having a working lsp

but then i did 5 years of php in notepad++ so

or even more i think

[solid bough]

Heya, I'm back

That channel is oddly asleep right now

[olive sable]

i guess

[solid bough]

Anyways, Takling coding: Wanna see some GUI stuff?

[olive sable]

sure

[sage crag]

awa if awa

else bwa

[solid bough]

Well, it is basic, but has dark theme (semi broken)

[tender river]

if awa then awa else bwa

[solid bough]

Or better said "Not fully done yet"

[tender river]

awa ||= bwa

[sage crag]

[awa if awa else bwa for awa in awas]

[sage crag]

i still love this syntax

[opaque wharf]

Is it or assignment?

[sage crag]

what := fn(x: ?uint): uint {
  x ||= 33
  return x
}

its ?T || T -> T but assignment version

[opaque wharf]

Ahh

So like ??

In js

But not really

[sage crag]

why := fn(x: ?uint): ?uint {
  x ^= 33
  return x
}

main := fn(): void {
  _ = why(null) // 33
  _ = why(1) // null
}

inventing new syntax

[opaque wharf]

Maybe if it's

const x ??= 33;

[sage crag]

a orelse b

[tender river]

python list comprehensions are so scuffed, it used to trip me up that [x for a in as for b in bs] does the a in as loop first and the b in bs loop second even though x is executed last

[sage crag]

and then the assign version is a = a orelse b

[opaque wharf]

Yeah, a ?? b

[sage crag]

[opaque wharf]

But JS has no ??= that's why it's like ?? but not really

[sage crag]

cache := fn($fnc: type, $Args: type): type {
    GlobalCache := struct {
        cached: @TypeOf(fnc(@as(Args, idk))) = idk
        args: Args = idk
    }
    return fn(invalidate: bool, args: Args): @TypeOf(fnc(@as(Args, idk))) {
        if invalidate || GlobalCache.args != args {
            GlobalCache.cached = @inline(fnc, args)
            GlobalCache.args = args
        }
        return GlobalCache.cached
    }
}

caching

[tender river]

return x.? since it doesnt change the type

[sage crag]

sh

[tender river]

sh-5.2$

[sage crag]

dash

old hblang used to have branch checking for returning optionals

as a convenience thing

if a != null {
  return a
}

doesnt exist right now

[opaque wharf]

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Operators/Nullish_coalescing

[sage crag]

i dont want to think about nullish

[opaque wharf]

[sage crag]

number | null | undefined

[tender river]

i didnt know ?? is a js rather than ts thing

[opaque wharf]

It is JS

[tender river]

i just use || normally, i guess ?? is similar but allows 0/[]/''

[rigid snow]

a orelse= b

[opaque wharf]

Exactly

Because in JS, anything could be anything

[rigid snow]

it's just that ts used to (does?) ship some js proposals as features

[solid bough]

Oh great, Mixed themes:

[solid bough]

totally what I just needed

[rigid snow]

[tender river]

so its just a de facto standard for now

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Operators/Nullish_coalescing_assignment

??=

[rigid snow]

oh yeah

that's been a thing

[opaque wharf]

WHAT

[sage crag]

js :ReallyMad:

[opaque wharf]

SO IT EXISTS

[sage crag]

browsers should have first class support for hbvm

[rigid snow]

make one that does

[sage crag]

i will have to

reminds me that i will have to write my own ssl implementation for ableos

maybe never

[opaque wharf]

Doing anything cryptographically related in a new ecosystem sure is a treat

[tender river]

usually you can just link to openssl

not in this case though

[tender river]

oh its es2020 not es2026, mdn only shows the link to the latest spec

[sage crag]

which is why the internet sucks and we should only do things via cable

[tender river]

nobody tell her how internet works

[rigid snow]

the packets are fueled by pixie dust

[sage crag]

small!! cables

not big and scary cables

i cannot eat an undersea cable and therefore it is unsafe

[tender river]

can you eat a 10m ethernet cable

[sage crag]

hm, i think so

[rigid snow]

i'd be very impressed

[tender river]

i'd be very concerned

[rigid snow]

don't listen to her

[sage crag]

i am both concerning and impressive

orb

[hoary lion]

My phone temp meter is cooked

It is not charging due to this malfunction

[opaque wharf]

Nice portable chiller

[rigid snow]

freezer temperature

[tender river]

We don't like addr

[sage crag]

(because it exceeds the virtual address space of the CPU.)

[tender river]

egregious

the kernel can refuse a mmap just because it doesnt like the address

[sage crag]

assumedly that only happens if you pass an address to syscall though

[tender river]

i do that

[sage crag]

mprotect?

[tender river]

i do a normal mmap first, but i dont actually use it as-is, instead i mmap a bunch of stuff into its memory

so i get both an address that wont conflict with anything and fixed offsets between individual mmaps

https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/numeric/math/erf

std::erf

[sage crag]

error function

[tender river]

it's interesting how many math functions C defines

not that many, but you wouldnt see a function like this in a modern language

[sage crag]

fused multiply add function

beautiful

[sage crag]

what

there's no way this is real

[opaque sigil]

[sage crag]

pc has a 17 hour uptime

this is less uptime than me

[tender river]

uptime responsibly

[tender river]

copilot

with full system access

they are putting AI in meme distros now

unsurprisingly they just forked a random llm app

mangas

death

[sage crag]

emojis

[tender river]

neuro-samas

neuro-samae

[sage crag]

nuro

nuro hblang

[rigid snow]

i believe the plural is neuro-sama

[tender river]

exactly

[safe path]

i mean

damn these anime distros

[sage crag]

vanorfigma

[tender river]

they should invent a vanorpi

[sage crag]

benzene ring

[rigid snow]

the llms don't get highlighting, i can't find the currently focused ui element consistently, i've tried at least 3 approaches already. ffs this is macos this is apple actual fully blind people have used these for ages the accessibility should be insane... and the app crashes on evaluating NSScreen.accessibilityFocusedUIElement. bruh
i have found only one (!) app where this works and it's spotlight (the cmd+space search box thing)

at least screenshots work

i'm not touching apple platforms ever again after i'm done with this, this is mildly unpleasant

and i like when everything just works

[tender river]

it's sad that accessibility features are tested so rarely

tangentially related blog post https://tesk.page/2025/06/18/its-true-we-dont-care-about-accessibility-on-linux/

[rigid snow]

i mean, the private apis apple uses must be actually insane, ever heard of voiceover

but i've had enough with private apis with the touchbar tbh

not doing that no more

[sage crag]

nur

[hoary lion]

bwa

dead programming

[jagged turtle]

deadge?

[hoary lion]

indeed

[amber fractal]

I thought there would be more here while flickering in and out of wifi

[hoary lion]

#programming fell off

remember the good old days where #programming was able to exceed neuroneurons for a short period of time

💔

[desert plaza]

im busy hand-parsing hexdumps what u want from me

[amber fractal]

NN for what I know is legit constantly active

[small anvil]

i have rebranded to nex.h

[desert plaza]

you're a header file now

[small anvil]

header file my beloved

[sage ibex]

question and sorry for kinda of noob, but vedal mention neuro can interact with programs, my question is its using an API?

[sage crag]

if it's a game, it will use this

[sage ibex]

what defines game exactly?

[sage crag]

anything really, the game sdk doesnt have to be strictly used for games

[sage ibex]

I'm just trying to understand what kind of input the model could give

is it just like, keyboard commands, or is its just like running inference

[opaque wharf]

A JSON

[sage crag]

https://github.com/VedalAI/neuro-game-sdk/blob/main/API/README.md

read

[sage ibex]

I will read

[opaque wharf]

But then again, Neuro MAY send malformed input to cause a problem with her AI

[sage ibex]

which is okay, and good if filter bot sees it first anyway

I'd rather have it be filterable is some kinda way

but also, is it like the same API she uses to interact with her L2D model?

whatever program he uses

[sage crag]

not likely

[sage ibex]

but I will read, I'm just speaking out

[sage crag]

something similar though

[opaque wharf]

We simply don't know the full architecture of Neuro

[opaque wharf]

https://tenor.com/view/neurosama-evil-neuro-embed-failure-gif-15456327638408323033

[sage ibex]

which is okay, but I have an idea and I just wanted to see if I could make working prototype

[sage crag]

.ico doesnt embed in discord

i was sending a file

[opaque wharf]

Sure you are

[hoary lion]

yes

i fixed my phone

[sage crag]

awa awa awa

frustration

[sage ibex]

and I needed the documentation which you had so thank you very much

[sage crag]

elov

[opaque wharf]

My nitro has run out, can't send more awa

[sage ibex]

I did have a more techincal question about something he mentioned on a dev stream as well, but I dunno if he'd respond

[sage crag]

when did you last send it

forward it

[sage ibex]

so I figured I get it together first before so it only requires one look

[sage crag]

[desert plaza]

[opaque wharf]

Read first, he will not read direct question. And if you ping, it's bye bye

[desert plaza]

ok so what's the genre of the hexdump

[sage crag]

runtime polymorphism

[sage crag]

praise my genius

[hoary lion]

a wa

[sage crag]

its trying

[opaque wharf]

No joke you're torturing the dude lmao

[desert plaza]

all i can see is that the program fuks with the stack and then exits

[sage crag]

er

blame compiler

can i see your annotated version?

[sage crag]

smaller

[opaque wharf]

But bigger = better right? Like the planned 2GB LSP

[sage crag]

smaller

[opaque wharf]

Well, on mobile they all looks the same anyway

[sage crag]

awa...

[desert plaza]

tbh im not even finished

[sage crag]

im still interested

[desert plaza]

you still want to see the entire file formatted by me?

[sage crag]

yuh

[desert plaza]

aight, im on it

[sage crag]

[desert plaza]

[olive sable]

Goodmorning

[opaque wharf]

Ma boi Sam is back

[sage crag]

@tender river i just learned of a new x86 instruction

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