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lament igloo
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Its also the homepage of the site

hollow matrix
lament igloo
olive sable
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@hollow matrix

hollow matrix
olive sable
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hmm

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i guess not

hollow matrix
olive sable
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what happened to hyprblaze then?

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i guess he died, o7

opaque sigil
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Spontaneously combusted

hollow matrix
olive sable
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idk

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jsut a guy

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hyperblaze was hyperblaze

hollow matrix
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@lament igloo smh contrast

lament igloo
olive sable
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so what even is β–“β–“β–“β–“β–“β–“β–“β–“β–“β–“β–“?

hollow matrix
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@lament igloo But neuroRoll neuroD

young plover
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oh yeah triple buffering works if you always set the value and want it to be able to skip

int32_t current_frame{1}; // Should probably add padding for cache line interference
int32_t presenting_frame{3};
std::atomic<int32_t> pending_frame{-2};
// Push data
int32_t pending = pending_frame.exchange(current_frame);
current_frame = pending < 0 ? -pending : pending;
// Get data
presenting_frame = pending_frame.exchange(presenting_frame);
if (presenting_frame < 0) {
   // Skip
}

Have an array of three of them, and use a setup like that to determine which index the pushing and pulling threads should currently use.

hollow matrix
olive sable
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why not double but triple?

young plover
olive sable
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it doesnt need to be too up-to-date

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just needs to have a valid value

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and fast

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mainly the fast part

young plover
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can confirm triple buffer go brrrr

olive sable
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bette rthan double?

young plover
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double buffer implies waiting until thread 2 has consumed the values before you're able to push

olive sable
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i thought i would be doing like

int i = 1 - index
mat[i] = function()
index = i

for the storing, and

mat[index]

for the retrieving

young plover
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the problem is that if one thread can yoink the buffer away from the other thread, you've lost all of the synchronization guarantees

hollow matrix
brisk laurel
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What did you code this on? SMOCUS

olive sable
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edgelord time

opaque sigil
olive sable
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The frenzy has begun

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The moon is red

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We are out of time

opaque sigil
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I'm going to bed screw this

young plover
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and it doesn't cause a problem because you know neither thread was accessing it

olive sable
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ye but liek, i was thinking thread 1 writes, thread 2 reads

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and we change which one gets read and which gets writen to after the writing

young plover
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Yeah so if thread 2 is in the middle of reading, thread 1 swaps the index, and thread 1 writes a new value, that would mean you could read partially updated values on thread 2

olive sable
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oh

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thats interesting

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is it not so that if i only change the index afterwards, that it will be completely updfated?

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or does that still make it so when it reads it suddenly changes which index its reading from?

young plover
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uh, maybe I should draw

hollow matrix
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I'm going to sleep now, gn

olive sable
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gn

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oh

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i guess once it changed the index it potentially starts writing on the one being accessed

young plover
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right right right
thank god I don't need to draw at 12:30 AM

glad path
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but anyways I have to refactor half my project tooday

olive sable
olive sable
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i guess ill need to triple buffer all the transform matrices too AINTNOWAY

umbral thorn
violet badger
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yo, can I drop a github link here? I just want someone to beta test my python web app, it is open source and I think it would be useful for someone

jagged turtle
violet badger
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ok

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alright goodnight

obsidian mantle
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Wait

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Is it possible to compress nothing

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So archive contains no useful data and consists only of its own special data

jagged turtle
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decompression so good it overflowed and recompressed to 0 bytes

fast pagoda
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cant even make a zip trap/bomb thing without at least a few bytes because tall they do is cast a magic spell and cause the archiver to expand them way beyond reason to fill up drives and stuff

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maybe you could craft one that somehow causes the archiver to explode via malformed headers or similar

obsidian mantle
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thonk can you invoke bsod from random program
Do you need to access some drivers for that

fast pagoda
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you need kernel access unless you craft something so dogshit it somehow causes a kernel panic from userlandd

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which i mean happens at times but usually unintentionally and without escalated privileges i seriously doubt it'd be trivial to do without knowing of some probably very high priority CVE that lets you reliably do that

obsidian mantle
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Does copilot deny a request to make something like this

fast pagoda
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if i had to guess yes

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i would expect like

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gpt, gemini, claude to probably start refusing on this

obsidian mantle
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neurOMEGALUL can this be considered as some form of self-preservation
"Noo don't kill my computer I live here"

fast pagoda
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docs

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well i guess that's the link i had

obsidian mantle
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Neuro would do it vedalUnamused

fast pagoda
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i'd expect grok to have no qualms, glm4.6 would probably be like damn bro you shouldn't do that, here's a fully working autobluescreener9000 just renname it to britneyspears_byebyebye.mp3.exe and email all your friends

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wonder if oss cares

fast pagoda
jagged turtle
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why is apt telling me I don't have enough storage in /var/cache/apt/archivess when I literally just rm -rf'd that place

nocturne olive
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Maybe it doesn't like the folder not existing

jagged turtle
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recreated it after I installed neofetch

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also this ain't good

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yeah it's just refusing to sudo apt upgrade

obsidian mantle
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Maybe your hard drive is dying neuroMonkaOMEGA

jagged turtle
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this is on a vm so my guess is 25g isn't enough

autumn ore
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guys

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hear me out

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for the great meme reset

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how about we bring back vine

sage crag
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3d spinning turtle

rigid snow
maiden geyser
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reverse zip bomb

jagged turtle
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sooooooo

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the ubuntu server vm i have is kinda cooked

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worse part is that it's only using 9.53g not 50g?

maiden geyser
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WHAT

jagged turtle
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???

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did bro paste in some invisible unicode character and confuse neurobot?

nocturne olive
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It's this apparently

uncut panther
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β€Ž

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hmmm

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dont get it

maiden geyser
rigid snow
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wait so it is a classic crypto gamba scam

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spam

uncut panther
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​

rigid snow
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but somehow abusing discord to hide the links

maiden geyser
rigid snow
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and the person doesn't have embed rights

rigid snow
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i checked the links it is

maiden geyser
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that's not a new one, still surprising they don't check for embed rights to not get banned for nothing

rigid snow
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lmao you think they care about banning some random stolen account

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from a server

jagged turtle
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true

rigid snow
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how many servers does the guy have, i have one common and i don't see the message there

rigid snow
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ye you can spam spoiler tags to break message rendering

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not new

jagged turtle
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ah

rigid snow
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one thing i don't understand is why they open with a pic of a famous person's twitter

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that's like the easiest thing to check

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what if you don't want to type the link out, you'd go there

trim valve
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omg vedal bitcoin casino !!

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must immediately lose all my money there

maiden geyser
rigid snow
rigid snow
maiden geyser
rigid snow
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you answered your own question, it's an investment

trim valve
rigid snow
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i'm talking about subs and uhhh

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who actually cares if it's on chain or not

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crypto gambling is crypto not because blockchain

trim valve
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how else would I waste a shit load of energy to prove I gifted subs

rigid snow
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why would you prove it

trim valve
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what if big twitch is lying to me

rigid snow
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AnAnonymousGifter

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my beloved

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or was it something else

rigid snow
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send tokens directly

trim valve
maiden geyser
# rigid snow cool

how did you get a feeling that you have to search your own messages right now

rigid snow
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i had to find something specific and fatfingered enter before typing the whole query out

faint sandal
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send tokens directly

maiden geyser
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send bitcoin wallet

faint sandal
rigid snow
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me cryptobro yes blockchain smart contacrt token

olive sable
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Goodmorning

rigid snow
faint sandal
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ur right send it into my wallet

gritty dust
obsidian mantle
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Oh lol those imgur links were sent to #japanese-general, and the translator bot posted them normally as a translation ICANT

maiden geyser
obsidian mantle
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Dont seem to contain anything bad glueless

glass jetty
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is there alternative in vim for
https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=huizhou.githd
also, vim spell checker.. not seems that it work on code - i write "int wriite;" and it not mark as wrong word
now, {when i control fine with lsp, windows and tabs}, i want functional from extensions: better comments, code spell checker, {git history diff - only display who did last change in git}
- and its all

-# i mean, it would be best if not only display, but also keybind to open per-file changes, but anything git related can be done with just console, even very bad merge conflicts. i just want see which line was changed last, when file if 2 years old

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last place i will try to post it: arch server, and like 99% that only they will answer

obsidian mantle
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neuroD who checks grammar in code

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What if i want it to be wriite

glass jetty
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prevent stupid error

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when you have "string" "string" "stirng"

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vim spell check indeed check for this case

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and that nice, but code spell check extension also check for gramma correctness in any_sortOfCASE

glass jetty
obsidian mantle
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I dont get it

glass jetty
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command zg

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command zuG delete word from list, if you press by accident

obsidian mantle
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Nono that is fine, im wondering what error can this lead to

glass jetty
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showmatch```
obsidian mantle
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int write;
Its a declaration is it not

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Or is it actually "int write;"

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String

glass jetty
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no, i just saying that it not check correct (cpp) language tokens on gramma correctness

obsidian mantle
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Oh i see

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So you just want it to be checked

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And the extension doesnt check it properly

glass jetty
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extension do, vim spell checker doesnt

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.
that not what i want.
i want git blame like for current string, in vim, like with git history diff extension

obsidian mantle
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Ook

glass jetty
pine oriole
short ingot
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would anyone know why this is crashing?
kinda need help here

[root@DESKTOP nakurity-language]# ./nakurity.exe example.nvity --dev
namespace not found for @use
namespace not found for @import
[root@DESKTOP nakurity-language]# 
// libimport.c
// Provides nv_import, a native module loader for .nph and .nvity files

#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <dirent.h>
#include <sys/stat.h>

// Forward declaration from main runtime:
extern void process_module(const char *modname);

// returns malloc'd string
char *init_import(const char *arg) {
    if (!arg || !*arg)
        return strdup("[import] No module specified");

    char path[512];
    snprintf(path, sizeof(path), "./modules/%s.nph", arg);

    struct stat st;
    if (stat(path, &st) == 0) {
        process_module(arg);
        char msg[512];
        snprintf(msg, sizeof(msg), "[import] loaded header: %s", path);
        return strdup(msg);
    }

    snprintf(path, sizeof(path), "./modules/%s.nvity", arg);
    if (stat(path, &st) == 0) {
        process_module(arg);
        char msg[512];
        snprintf(msg, sizeof(msg), "[import] loaded source: %s", path);
        return strdup(msg);
    }

    char msg[512];
    snprintf(msg, sizeof(msg), "[import] module not found: %s", arg);
    return strdup(msg);
}
; import.s - adds native module import helper

global init_import
extern map_put

section .rodata
key_name:   db "import.helper",0
val_name:   db "native:./modules/standardly-native/libimport.so:init_import",0

section .text
init_import:
    push rdi
    lea rsi, [rel key_name]
    lea rdx, [rel val_name]
    call map_put
    pop rdi
    ret

I am kinda new to c, so please be nice!

The issue was I think with run_program. But I am not sure.

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is anyone here an expert in c and asm?

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Chatgpt broke this down for me. But it seems to be hallcinating..
πŸ” What’s Happening Step-by-Step

In run_program() β†’ @use something
β†’ calls ensure_symbol_loaded("use").

Inside ensure_symbol_loaded("use"):

Tries to open ./runtime/asm/use.so

If not found, it then tries to load a .nph / .nvity module via process_module("use").

If those also don’t exist, it prints the message:

namespace not found for @use

So the logic flow is exactly correct for lazy namespace resolution.
You just need to provide the proper use / import handlers in one of these places.

Since the files exist with content in them

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also, why is print some complicated in c??? there's like a billion print functions I could find with vscode in here. Why can't there just be one. 😭

maiden geyser
short ingot
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wsl

obsidian mantle
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nub what are you cooking

short ingot
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an language for fun. I had an idea for an language compatible with all languages

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might also ship with a memory leak

short ingot
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I assume an programming language..?

maiden geyser
short ingot
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guessed it

short ingot
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i.e. python, c, asm, perl, js, etc

rigid snow
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interop?

short ingot
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yea

rigid snow
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lua

worldly plank
# short ingot what's that?

Programmer's swiss army chainsaw, with the power, grace and elegance of a sledge hammer. Certainly the grace and elegance anyway.

short ingot
rigid snow
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i mean lua kind of is that lang

short ingot
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I'm also making it lazy load everything, so its not a gigbillion gb long for all the implementations lol

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and its shipping with a billion trillion binary executables, since I am not making a compiler

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and just making it launch stuff on demand

rigid snow
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will you support dart neuroTroll

short ingot
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sure.

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I'll write down a list

rigid snow
short ingot
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why not?

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you asked?

rigid snow
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dart useless lang

short ingot
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lol

short ingot
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failed to load asm module: ./runtime/asm/use.so
namespace not found for @use
failed to load asm module: ./runtime/asm/import.so
namespace not found for @import

sigh

obsidian mantle
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this is beyond my scope of comprehension yet neurOMEGALUL

olive sable
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pwinter

midnight sigil
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that's a lot of comments

obsidian mantle
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where neuroWhat

midnight sigil
covert bane
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I think she attached an image guys...

midnight sigil
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yea I saw it

short ingot
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how bad is it? (The code bug)

hearty notch
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I'm afraid it's terminal.

stray dragon
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lmao

olive sable
midnight sigil
short ingot
midnight sigil
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what am I saying, that's the only condition, you must've done that NeuroTalking

short ingot
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i actually managed to get it to output an error with an unknown symbol of process_module

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in which came from one of the runtime modules

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im assembling with nasm

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i also made it use relative positioning now

midnight sigil
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the message can only be printed if ensure_lib returns a NULL handle tho

short ingot
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im trying to fix that

midnight sigil
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ahh

short ingot
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but it is not an issue with ensure_lib

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ive narrowed it down to have something, somewhat to do with linking the files together

midnight sigil
short ingot
midnight sigil
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take a nap and you'll realize

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prepare a notebook right next to your bed ofc

fierce badge
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another day another time i share something useful and silly i coded for myself that i share publicly:
https://github.com/Slavik-85/Discord-Video-Fullscreen-Stutter-Fix/tree/main

a patch/fix for the bug when video in full screen in discord lags like HELL and the way to fix it is to disable full screen optimizations, but im lazy to disable it after every update so i automated it trol
Source codes and explanations how it works is in the readme πŸ™

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it downloads the file from the github repo to work properly, so if u dont trust me, just copy the code and put it in ur repo instead trol

midnight sigil
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or rather script

fierce badge
midnight sigil
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AI is pro yapper confirmed

fierce badge
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just gave ai the script, told the ai what categories i wanna see in the readme, and it wrote it for me πŸ™

midnight sigil
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AI can never understand my code

fierce badge
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lmfaoo

midnight sigil
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have to write readmes myself

obsidian mantle
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no readme GIGAVEDAL

midnight sigil
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and btw I can't understand the awa interpreter I halfly done now

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nor my chessbot

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the 3 days fever kick hard

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πŸ₯€

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should've wrote comments

obsidian mantle
rough bloom
sullen marsh
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no more obf in next ver

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gg

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Mojang best company

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we dont need a mod coder pack in next

maiden geyser
sullen marsh
hearty notch
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is everyone here a Minecraft enthusiast bc I don't even know what obfuscation is and why it's a big deal

nocturne olive
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You know how malware is usually designed so it's really hard to figure out what it does by just decompiling it? That's obfuscation

dry charm
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They fucking REMOVED THE DEBUG SYMBOLS FOR BEDROCK AND PUBLISH UNOBFUSCATED MC ICANT

nocturne olive
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Bedrock is corporate edition, Java is community edition I guess

dry charm
sullen marsh
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and even if u arent a programmer

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no obf can let you get a better fps

dry charm
dry charm
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it is delay and hardening against modifications

sullen marsh
clear sedge
hearty notch
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nice lol

rigid snow
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like the mappings used to be only certain apis

sullen marsh
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but still hard

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now it almost open sourced

hearty notch
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ty for explanations I know the word in general just not how it was used in java mc

dry charm
flint dome
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random off topic question: does anyone here apart from shiro have experience in model rocketry or amateur rocketry as a whole (or do you know someone who may)

sullen marsh
clear sedge
rigid snow
clear sedge
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i don't know why they still obfuscate minecraft but they do have the mappings for it publicly available

sullen marsh
dry charm
rigid snow
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mcp dead

clear sedge
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yeah mcp died ages ago

rigid snow
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any unofficial mappings dead

clear sedge
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does fabric have its own mappings?

sullen marsh
dry charm
clear sedge
sullen marsh
clear sedge
rigid snow
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what do any of the two points above have to do with the question

dry charm
clear sedge
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FUCKING FINALLY

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ABOUT FUCKING TIME

sullen marsh
rigid snow
clear sedge
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NO MORE MESSING AROUND WITH MAPPINGS

rigid snow
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it wasn't a big deal

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tbf

hearty notch
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so I'm gathering the big deal is they made modding a lot less frictionless

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er

hearty notch
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more frictionless

dry charm
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it'll be easier to update mods, since no need to wait for the mappings to update

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they are shipped

hearty notch
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nice hf

clear sedge
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YOU CAN MOD THE GAME WITHOUT RESEARCHING MAPPINGS AND HOW TO APPLY THEM

dry charm
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and Fabric and NeoForge can start updating immediately

sullen marsh
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MOJANG FUCK YEAHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

clear sedge
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now we just need a bedrock modding api

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an actual modding api, not the half assed resource packs they have

sullen marsh
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πŸ’€

dry charm
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they literally removed the debug symbols

clear sedge
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motherfuckers

rigid snow
clear sedge
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alright that's it, i'm making a bedrock server in java

hearty notch
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lol

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gl

sullen marsh
clear sedge
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making it bukkit-compatible mhmYes

rigid snow
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fucking bukkit in 2025

dry charm
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gotta remember that bedrock is developed by different team than java lol

sullen marsh
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bedrock motherfuckers just want to gain money from their fucking trash market

clear sedge
dry charm
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the api

clear sedge
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granted it's a fork

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but it is maintained

dry charm
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the bukkit server is dead tbh

rigid snow
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does anyone consume the base bukkit apis

clear sedge
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there's no such thing as "the bukkit server"

rigid snow
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outside of feature forks

dry charm
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spigot devs must

clear sedge
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there's craftbukkit

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and there's spigot

rigid snow
clear sedge
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spigot is built off of craftbukkit

dry charm
rigid snow
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guys i fucking know

dry charm
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so craftbukkit is THE bukkit server

clear sedge
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you can still very much start a craftbukkit server if you want

clear sedge
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bukkit is the api

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that's like called linux "the unix kernel"

dry charm
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I mean that is the first thing what comes to your mind when you say unix

rigid snow
# rigid snow guys i fucking know

point is there is no point in making stuff for bukkit if no one uses bukkit. you write against the spigot or paper api because you're a sane individual

dry charm
rigid snow
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BRP

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vdfaljkhidvkalsfhjdfsvklahj

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i am actually crashing out

dry charm
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LOL

rigid snow
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I FUCKING KNOOOOW

dry charm
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then why are you saying that

clear sedge
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spigot's api is a superset of bukkit's api

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it's not partial

dry charm
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is it full? didn't spigot start replacing parts?

rigid snow
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why would you want less for NO reason whatsoever

clear sedge
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it doesn't matter if they replaced some functionality in craftbukkit

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it's a full bukkit server

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which happens to have extra api locked behind spigot

clear sedge
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spigot never breaks bukkit plugins to my knowledge

rigid snow
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you as a plugin dev should test against paper

clear sedge
rigid snow
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let's not pretend like no one is using paper ok

clear sedge
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i won't disagree in that it's better to do so

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but it's a bit pretentious to expect developers to test against forks

hearty notch
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I agree with the generality that all devs should test for their userbase idk about pretentious it's more like just thinking ahead

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if someone forgets it's not their fault but it still feels more correct

rigid snow
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what do you mean ahead

hearty notch
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well just thinking about their actual userbase fully

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"comprehensively" more than ahead

rigid snow
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paper and derivatives market share must already be >50%

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for new versions at least

dry charm
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Oh I mixed up spigot with paper regarding the deprecation. Paper is the one hard forking from spigot

clear sedge
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modern minecraft is optimised enough to the point where it doesn't really matter if you're using paper or not
the extra api is somewhat nice, but paper is extremely pushy about using it

hearty notch
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ye idk about the paper situation I just agree with you in general, if there's a dominant compatibility layer people use devs should care

dry charm
clear sedge
rigid snow
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who said anything about fabric

clear sedge
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you should expect that it's a high likelihood that it works

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but not a guarantee

dry charm
rigid snow
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fabric is fundamentally different

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still a valid choice for server mods

clear sedge
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fabric is very different, yes

dry charm
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yes, but minecraft itself is not optimised enough to not notice a difference

clear sedge
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it's just a thin layer over minecraft

clear sedge
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i can attest to this as i've personally experienced it

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it also runs pretty smooth on cheap arm processors

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20 tps

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with that said i'm legit thinking of making a bukkit-compatible (spigot api support may come later) server for bedrock

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i have some experience with minecraft's networking, i could maybe even make a reverse geyser mhmYes

small anvil
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azure is down right after aws's us-east-1 neuro7

clear sedge
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azure is down??

small anvil
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yes dude and its killing everyone

clear sedge
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what's next, are the sharks gonna eat the internet cables again

small anvil
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maybe..

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or some dude just trying to get some copper is accidentally going to break something

clear sedge
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i'm just expecting the entire internet to die randomly one day at this point

maiden geyser
small anvil
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that would kill me

clear sedge
small anvil
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same too lol

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might have to download the entirety of wikipedia

clear sedge
#

i have my man pages

uneven pulsar
#

I have fixing since 1 hours

sullen marsh
#

minecraft auth server currently at maintance

#

rip

nocturne olive
#

Oh I noticed I was not able to use the launcher

#

That epxlains that

uneven pulsar
#

{
"bigram": {
"hello": { "there": 2, "world": 1 },
"how": { "are": 3, "is": 1 },
"are": { "you": 3 }
},
"tokenCount": -84,
"savedAt": "2025-10-29T15:00:00.000Z"
}

#

Very clear place but untill me

#

Im teaching my ai how to learning grammar
In advance way

Let start
U are u and me and me but how are u

stray dragon
#

seems easy to get stuck in a loop if the current word is all that it's considering

uneven pulsar
#

After training if fix
Now -1

obsidian mantle
#

is this just pure math enub

#

wher progaming

stray dragon
#

we had a college course specifically for it

#

"data analysis" i think

obsidian mantle
#

??? what

#

do they just run it a bunch of times and like "oh yeah it seems to work"

uneven pulsar
#

Here is samples

def init(self):
# Common question words
self.question_words = {
'what', 'who', 'where', 'when', 'why', 'how', 'which', 'whose', 'whom'
}

    # Common auxiliary verbs
    self.auxiliary_verbs = {
        'am', 'is', 'are', 'was', 'were', 'be', 'being', 'been',
        'have', 'has', 'had', 'having', 'do', 'does', 'did', 'doing',
        'will', 'would', 'shall', 'should', 'can', 'could', 'may', 'might', 'must'
    }
    
    # Common prepositions
    self.prepositions = {
        'in', 'on', 'at', 'by', 'for', 'with', 'without', 'to', 'from', 'of',
        'about', 'under', 'over', 'through', 'during', 'before', 'after',
        'above', 'below', 'between', 'among', 'around', 'near', 'far'
    }
    
    # Common conjunctions
    self.conjunctions = {
        'and', 'or', 'but', 'so', 'yet', 'for', 'nor', 'because', 'since',
        'although', 'though', 'if', 'unless', 'until', 'while', 'when'
    }

def extract_subject_verb_object(self, sentence: str) -> Dict[str, str]:
    """Extract subject, verb, and object from a sentence"""
    sentence = sentence.strip().lower()
#

It do only -1 token πŸ™

stray dragon
#

here you'd just compute the fibonacci number to some arbitrary size like the integer limit, and then divide the current number by the previous number, and show that it's converging to the golden ratio as the number of iterations increases

obsidian mantle
#

"show"

#

how is that a proof

mighty thorn
# sullen marsh

Man I sure do love forcing people to be dependent on a single point of failure

obsidian mantle
#

i mean its logical that if it works for first 20 numbers, it will work for all numbers

uneven pulsar
#

},
"tokenCount": -1,

obsidian mantle
#

but its just imperical evidence

stray dragon
#

idk what they want from you

obsidian mantle
#

thonk i agree

stray dragon
#

might just be poor wording

hearty notch
#

llms already know grammar lmfao why are you teaching it grammar

stray dragon
#

i think they're training a model from scratch

uneven pulsar
hearty notch
#

oh ok gl

uneven pulsar
#

Import {CHILD } from python

stray dragon
uneven pulsar
obsidian mantle
#

how about you go make some general ai from scratch

uneven pulsar
#

My map will full

#

Self thinking

#

Fixing coding it self

#

PLUS MORE GPU COMPUTATION

#

πŸ’€πŸ’€

#

AGI be think like human. Hmm

#

import {KIDNAPPER} from js

#

from orphanage import child

#

import { spawn } from "child_process";

const WAIT_CHILD_WE_WILL_SEE_PYTHON = "RUN.PY";

function runPython(scriptPath) {
return new Promise((resolve) => {
const proc = spawn(process.execPath, [scriptPath], { stdio: "inherit" });
proc.on("close", (code) => resolve(code));
proc.on("error", () => resolve(127));
});
}

(async () => {
const exitCode = await runPython(WAIT_CHILD_WE_WILL_SEE_PYTHON);

if (exitCode !== 0) {
console.log("OTHERWISE: Process ended. No kidnappings β€” only process exit.");
process.exit(exitCode);
} else {
console.log("Script ran successfully. All clear!");
}
})();

=> Mjs

rigid snow
olive sable
#

firmware issue

true hemlock
#

WHAT THE FUCK DID I DO

uneven pulsar
#

Script again say sam didn't live with {i} in same world

uneven pulsar
#

I will add $Γ¬gma in to ai

sturdy wing
#

every now and then i come back to this technical marvel https://youtu.be/8O1bsNaFZLE?t=82

Somebody printed YouTube comments on these water wheels...

Follow me on Twitter for updates: https://twitter.com/ProgrammerLin

This video is showcasing creating dynamic rigid body objects that update in real time, react to water, can be destroyed, and can have constraints attached to them. A nice UI will help make this easier to work with. I c...

β–Ά Play video
#

he has some stuff on github and a blog, but i don't think he directly mentions what techniques he uses for this project

gritty dust
sturdy wing
#

also has lots of other videos showcasing cool voxel based techniques

maiden geyser
obsidian mantle
#

i dont even get is it 2 questions

#
  1. prove that F(n) is closest integer is to A
  2. prove that F(n) is EQUAL to something
#

i hate some of these exercises

#

or is question 1 equal to question 2 but 2 is easier to do

#

why would it even prove anything

#

you will need to prove that 1 derives from 2 then

#

prove to prove

maiden geyser
#

why do you have to prove anything to anyone

obsidian mantle
#

its an exercise from book

#

if i do it i will feel good

opaque sigil
#

proving 2 helps you prove 1

obsidian mantle
#

did you do this shit too

#

or its a guess

opaque sigil
#

i vaguely remember having to do this in one of my math classes in uni but i don't remember how the proof goes

obsidian mantle
#

is this supposed to be easy or super hard

#

these hints made it only worse

#

i looked up some a^n - b^n formulas and got something funny but it clears nothing

opaque sigil
#

maybe not super easy but it should be doable enub

obsidian mantle
#

also this approach when we have the formula but the variable is actually a fixed number

#

its so confusing

#

and the definition of it being 0 for 1 and 1 for 2

#

where does exponent come from

#

we are adding numbers not multiplying

#

ehh im either too tired or too bad

noble zodiac
#

and what is the definition of multiplication?

obsidian mantle
#

right

#

doesnt help with exercise at all neuroCry

flint dome
obsidian mantle
#

so general function conversion will not work because these letters are actually numbers

#

and whatever i get in result will not make sense in letter form so i have to just put numbers

#

and hope something shows up

#

do i just calculate couple of iterations and declare it works and its supposed to be the proof

#

no way it cant be this stupid

flint dome
#

you're shitting me it's dns again

flint dome
ebon basin
obsidian mantle
#

this book will kill me

obsidian mantle
#

i dont understand how to incorporate initial 0 and 1

#

without it it seems like we can use anything as divider

#

it just cancels out

#

it feels like im missing some critical information

#

its just wrapped around special properties of these particular numbers

#

which seem to only become visible when you actually calculate it

#

how can a function derive from it if we cannot use any arguments since arguments make it indefinite in calculation

clear sedge
#

surely this is the best way to do things Clueless

obsidian mantle
#

is this some encryption mechanism

clear sedge
#

i just want the default shader to be built into the binary instead of a separate file

obsidian mantle
#

im going insane

#

nothing makes sense anymore

#

the divider keeps cancelling everywhere

#

the polynoms take random symmetric forms

obsidian mantle
#

how did i even pass math exams

clear sedge
obsidian mantle
#

no i just knew what im doing

#

here i have no idea

clear sedge
#

no one knows math you silly goose

obsidian mantle
#

they say a^2 = a +1

clear sedge
#

math is unknowable

obsidian mantle
#

this isnt dank math

#

i saw big math its why i got expelled neurOMEGALUL

clear sedge
obsidian mantle
#

well it works for this number

clear sedge
#

HOLY SHIT IT DOES

obsidian mantle
#

its basically where these functions intersect

#

x^2 and x + 1? i guess

#

yes positive one

#

1.6something

clear sedge
#

1.61803398875

#

i'm gonna pretend like i know why (1 + sqrt(5)) / 2 corresponds to that number

opaque sigil
#

what an oddly specify number glueless

obsidian mantle
#

and how does this connect to fibonacci

clear sedge
#

1 1 2 3 5
5 is a number in the fib sequence mhmYes

olive sable
#

5 is a number

obsidian mantle
#

they just declare its connected in the book

clear sedge
olive sable
opaque sigil
#

they also give you the connection in the hint btw

clear sedge
#

i wonder if 1.91421356237 means anything

obsidian mantle
#

they say use definition and induction

clear sedge
#

that's big math words

#

i don't know those words

obsidian mantle
#

and give hint which makes formula x4 times harder

opaque sigil
#

the ratio between consecutive fibonacci numbers approaches the golden ratio as n increases

obsidian mantle
#

prove general relativity theory to get a hint to proving pithagoras theorem

obsidian mantle
obsidian mantle
#

the formulas including n are not simplifiable

#

they are only obfuscatable

opaque sigil
#

who said you have to simplify anything

obsidian mantle
#

its how its done in everything i encountered

opaque sigil
#

not here NOPE

obsidian mantle
#

i cant imagine how you can prove anything by making it more complicated

#

1 + 1 = 2 because 324-34-92-942 + 19-93293019391209 / 321321=093103901 = 391231i1923i131

#

i can see when you see a chunk of formula being equal to the entire formula in previous iteration

#

but its simplification

#

and doesnt work here (at least it didnt work with everything i tried)

#

maybe i need to write 3m long formula to see it which i dont want to do

#

so the idea to write such obfuscated shit so nobody will actually check it and agree with you

#

and since it seems to work its considered true

#

ehhh neuroBwaa

opaque sigil
#

it's considered true because it is mathematically proven to be true

olive sable
#

the nebula smart kit or whatever supports ender 3 mainboard version 4.2.7, and only sometimes 4.2.2. this one has 4.2.2, and when i bought this i updated the firmware via the app and now it doesn't want to work anymore bwaadow
i am in firmware downgrade hell

hollow matrix
olive sable
#

the fucking qr code sendds me to the creality store to get a new printer

obsidian mantle
opaque sigil
#

how much experience do you have with induction proofs

olive sable
#

i hate induction proof

opaque sigil
#

why

#

they're by far the easiest proofs

olive sable
#

its hard to remember for me

obsidian mantle
#

i used to destroy geometry but idk if its induction

opaque sigil
#

geometry has nothing to do with induction

obsidian mantle
#

i heard words "induction" and "deduction" in 2nd uni for the first time

#

ook then probably i have no experience at all

#

oh and physics formulas worked for me too

#

probably not induction either

olive sable
#

i feel like induction prrofs are the ones you need to rememeber the most, while for some of the other ones you can just turn formula 1 into formula 2 by doing some moving of the variables.

opaque sigil
#

induction is used to prove that something holds for all n > 0
you start off proving the trivial case of 0 or 1 depending on where you start
and then prove it for n+1 under the assumption that it's true for n
if it's true for n+1 it's true for n

olive sable
#

i get the idea, its just a lesser proof imo

#

i liek the ones that work for everything

obsidian mantle
#

oh so induction is when you calculate something 3 times and say it works

#

if it holds

opaque sigil
#

for natural numbers yeah

obsidian mantle
#

wtf have i been doing for 4 hours

opaque sigil
#

idk you tell me enub

olive sable
#

induction is you prove it in seperate parts i think

#

so like, for n = 0, n > 0, n < 0 are common iirc

obsidian mantle
#

yeah i was never good at things where you create shit from thin air

#

like make x^500/x^499 out of x

#

and then it somehow turns out to be useful

#

how do you guess things like this is beyond me

opaque sigil
#

lots and lots of practice and experience

obsidian mantle
#

but its useless outside of math

opaque sigil
#

tbf i suck as proving things too

#

so what

obsidian mantle
#

idk i dont like theory

#

better bend reality than imagine things

#

at least i did programming tasks from this chapter fairly well

#

neuroCopium im not trash programmer

amber fractal
#

And of course the remaining market share is 25% modded and 15% offical or realms, 10% I'll say is spigot as hypixel/large legacy networks exists. I'll throw in 0.1% for actual bukket for legacy servers.

#

Moral of the story, test on paper. If you want to do spigot or bukket be my guest but a broken paper plugin is not getting downloaded.

clear sedge
#

i think paper should contribute their api changes to upstream

#

some of them, at least

#

ultimately, spigot's api is the definitive upstream server modding api, limiting yourself to a downstream option is silly
targetting the most common denominator is a thing, it's not developers' faults if downstream fucks something up

amber fractal
#

I hear your point

#

I still disagree on spigot being the upstream. If a fork is the most popular, at what point does that fork become the default

clear sedge
#

what do you mean you disagree? paper uses spigot as its base

#

it's quite literally upstream

#

i think you're confusing upstream with mainstream

amber fractal
#

Mispoke

clear sedge
#

happens

#

regardless, i think paper shouldn't exist in an ideal world, its developers are simply too stuck up to contribute to spigot and not force their way of thinking onto developers who develop for spigot SMH

amber fractal
#

I just think that the most common these days is just paper, spigot has it's benifits for staying the same.

amber fractal
clear sedge
#

paper's extra events are plenty enough to do quite a bit

#

you likely don't need some more hyper specific thing

#

the efforts to making a multithreaded bukkit server are also fairly useless, bukkit fundamentally has a concept of a main thread

#

you're just gonna introduce race conditions

amber fractal
#

I mean they are getting better, not all plugins will just seemlessly work.

clear sedge
#

imo they should make a separate plugin api if they want multithreaded support

#

they could loosely base it off of bukkit, but forcing bukkit into the mold of a multithreaded environment is not gonna bode well

#

though it is technically multithreaded since the network thread is separate but you get what i mean

amber fractal
#

not sure how flora does it, but multipaper does have some extra calls to help with how it is structured.

clear sedge
amber fractal
#

flora is the classic use all cores in a threadripper method

clear sedge
#

using multiple threads for sending chunk updates could be smart

amber fractal
clear sedge
#

i'm not sure about game logic

amber fractal
#

shame it is underdeloped due to flora being easier to deploy, multipaper uses TCP/IP so it can go across mutipule systems

#

Again, does have issues. A backpack plugin I tested absoutly did not work across nodes

#

I'll give Folia credit as supposidly it is what 2b2t is using. So it isn't totally useless.

clear sedge
#

2b2t uses folia??

#

i assumed it was using spigot

amber fractal
#

It was on paper before

clear sedge
amber fractal
#

the click here leads over to Folia

dull egret
#

NEARLY done. Bitchin' Server Upgrade Complete, This Weekend For Sureβ„’! VedalGlueless

olive sable
#

is your pc...

#

made of wood?

dull egret
# olive sable made of wood?

It is directly mounted inside a cabinet I built, yes.

But it's a server, not a PC. This has 32 exec threads for a reason. Gonna use it as a combination Net Portal, NAS, Gateway, and likely a locally hosted Matrix thing, plus some bots.

But yes, the cage is wood (mostly... but let's not get into the parts about cutting corners in the Engineering process, after redoing it like 8 times...) ElivEhe

olive sable
dull egret
#

Papier Mache is still... Kinda... Wood... Cardboard and paper drenched in wood glue still has wood fibres and pulp, after all...

olive sable
#

the papier mache lmao

#

papier mΓ’chΓ© Minamhm

#

immediately exposed yourself as dutch

dull egret
#

Yeah, this phone is new. Didn't fix the accents. My other one died 2 weeks ago, screen shat the bed, literally IMMEDIATELY before Neuro Fishing Stream...

Still need to watch VOD of that...

olive sable
dull egret
#

Lemme get that into the suggestions..

Papier MΓ’chΓ©

dull egret
amber fractal
#

Is that a USA thing?

olive sable
#

how are you from the usa with kleine edelweiss as your discord your name?

#

that just screams dutch or german

dull egret
# amber fractal Is that a USA thing?

Which? Using the normal spellings or taking things from other languages, smashing it with a brick, and then returning the less cultured option?

Yes. That's a very USA thing.

Also, hamburbers. LOTS of that

dull egret
olive sable
#

welp, lets hope the wayback machine has records of the creality website

amber fractal
dull egret
# amber fractal I know that I'm just still learning the spellings that are incorrect as papier i...

Papier-mΓ’chΓ© (UK: PAP-ee-ay MASH-ay, US: PAY-pΙ™r mΙ™-SHAY, French: [papje mΙ‘Κƒe] – the French term "mΓ’chΓ©" here means "crushed and ground") is a versatile craft technique with roots in ancient China, in which waste paper is shredded and mixed with water and a binder to produce a pulp ideal for modelling or moulding, which dries to a ha...

#

That's the Wikipedia page for it

#

They use the original spelling

olive sable
#

i wonder why thay still spell it as papier

#

instead of changin it to paper

dull egret
#

Because that's not how it was originally spelled? It's a loan word, so papier is more correct.

olive sable
#

weird

dull egret
olive sable
#

i love how creality's download links in the wayback machine still work, they just have those links hidden cuz fuck you

olive sable
#

see they do support the 4.2.2 mainboard

#

those fuckers just made me look on the waybackmachine for an hour for it

latent musk
#

We love waybackmachine

uneven pulsar
#

{new}Wipper project
Other projects
Ai,ai os {scrapped}
,GAME .SS {NEW PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE}

olive sable
#

printer still doesn't work, but the camera does i guess evilShrug

#

its something

olive sable
#

no thanks

#

fuck it, im rooting the printer

#

none of the official software works

#

the moment this 3D printer works im printing a better one ReallyInnocent

#

if i ever get this to work enub

glad path
#

i might have to give in and use ai

#

its like

#

kind of impossible to run an actual project with zero other devs

amber fractal
#

Hello, I was just checking in on AR glasses to see how it is going. Pardon my cluelessness but is this perhaps a phone or just a tablet?

olive sable
#

huh

#

its 3D

#

with 2 usb-c ports?

amber fractal
olive sable
#

oh the 2nd usb-c is for ar glasses

#

seems to be phone sizes

#

huh

#

copying that png did not go as expected

#

that controller is hideous

#

doesnt seem to come with the glasses, its jsut a very very bad android phone with extra hardware for AR

amber fractal
#

SD card slot, double ports. WiFi 6. Why is it decent

olive sable
#

it cuts back a lot on cpu and screen

#

i guess if you're using AR the screen doesnt matter anyways

amber fractal
#

I think this would have been better marketed as a phone

olive sable
#

i think all the models have this screen?

#

big bezels, no oled

opaque sigil
#

Hi there

olive sable
#

Hi

amber fractal
#

Hiello there neuroWaveA

opaque sigil
#

i finally have access to the new gpu node at the faculty pogs

#

life is good

glad path
#

your reflection shows it

olive sable
#

its the same picture

olive sable
amber fractal
#

Proceeds to be less helpful

olive sable
#

i now have

{"code":"key3", "msg":"Printer is not ready The klippy host software is attempting to connect. Please retry in a few moments."} 

//after 50 seconds

{"code":"key560","msg":"Lost communication with MCU 'mcu'"}
amber fractal
olive sable
#

so basicly, we cant communicate rn, nah wait actually we kinda stopped communicating oops

olive sable
#

thats form the amazon reviews

#

if you want to see my face you just need to log into the ip address of the creality printer camera and wait ill i pass by

olive sable
#

oops its in chinese now, small custom firmware oopsie

glad path
#

ok

olive sable
#

ok

amber fractal
olive sable
#

while im doign this 3d printer stuff a package arrived

#

i am now the owner of a 15m hdmi cable

#

and replacement tweeters for the right surround speaker are here too now

amber fractal
#

Enough length to tie someone to a chair mhm

olive sable
#

im not gettign a projector till like january probably, so i thought about doing it form my pc till the tv infront of my bed

#

but i dont have enough hdmi ports on my pc

#

unless i unplug the rift

amber fractal
hearty notch
#

wat

#

im having a hard time processing

#

whatw im seeing here

#

nice rocks bro

olive sable
amber fractal
#

Anyways take offtopic rocks, the monitor did a good job

olive sable
#

oooh shiney

nocturne olive
#

What may the apparent silliness here be today?

glad path
#

huh

amber fractal
strange echo
amber fractal
#

Granted I'd prefer voltage control so I don't flashbang myself

olive sable
#

Aight imma eep

#

Gn

strange echo
#

no

#

no eep

obsidian mantle
#

Nice lamp ICANT

lament igloo
#

wtf discord lmfao AINTNEURWAY

#

this is just from scope=identify

#

😭

nocturne olive
#

Wa

obsidian mantle
#

Shortest name representation in json

short ingot
#

theres no way nasm (an assembly code assembler) is written in c. So to write the c programming language (which I assyme HAS to be wrriten in asm) you first use the c programming language (i.e. to assemble it)

#

How does this work????

#

there has to be a language first written in machine code right??? I assume asm would be...

#

but....

#

this says otherwise

obsidian mantle
#

Im pretty sure you can just make up a compiler by hand writing down machine code as bytes

nocturne olive
#

ASM is just a direct mapping to machine code

#

The first assemblers were likely written in machine code

unreal gust
#

Hello

short ingot
nocturne olive
#

Probably lost to time

obsidian mantle
#

Machine code is literally a sequence of commands in raw form

nocturne olive
#

Likely a handrolled assembler was used once and then translated to ASM and assembled with itself

obsidian mantle
#

You probably need to do that

nocturne olive
short ingot
#

i was gonna "borrow" some assets from an already made assembler for a programming language

#

actually how does nasm parse the assembly code?

#

i wanted to figure out what kind of machine code is required for a program to function

dry charm
#

Same as compilers and assemblers. you write it low enough to start assembling itself

#

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Self-hosting_(compilers) There is actually a wikipedia for this!

In computer programming, self-hosting is the use of a program as part of the toolchain or operating system that produces new versions of that same programβ€”for example, a compiler that can compile its own source code. Self-hosting software is commonplace on personal computers and larger systems. Other programs that are typically self-hosting in...

obsidian mantle
#

So its like

#

Unfinished compiler

#

Which has enough to finish itself

trim valve
clear sedge
#

pseudoinstructions and memory modes are a thing

nocturne olive
#

That seems silly

#

Well I don't program in ASM so what do I know

proud ivy
proud ivy
lament igloo
obsidian mantle
trim valve
#

oh huh, you can actually

#

ig its because of the new payment stuff

nocturne olive
#

First NeuroSynth EN + JP test soon

chrome trail
dry charm
#

For example like gambling apps

#

this way you can force verify user is from country where gambling is allowed

sage crag
#

popopopopo

hard raptor
#

i started a new music project

stark needle
#

google job description

uneven pulsar
#

Here is phone ai sample

#

Offline mode 😐

#

Im on working

rigid snow
#

oh i just had to stop skipping i didn't hear the

#

fully

#

yes much potential uplaying tomorrowland tomorrow

short ingot
#

fun fact, I found out yesterday that chatgpt did not have the mental capacity to code asm without using its deeper reasoning module. Otherwise it'd be like this:

short ingot
#

please read the room, sir

jagged turtle
uneven pulsar
#

Bigram is crack again

short ingot
#

yup... you're definitely right, kt

uneven pulsar
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Phone ai is working tho but bigram is crack again due to my English

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Verb = subject

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Object = action

maiden geyser
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no syntax highlighting, literally unreadable

uneven pulsar
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Well I need improve my English as well I'm tired

short ingot
maiden geyser
short ingot
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no...? your english is atleast understandable... wait...

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nvm, I see it now

thick thicket
short ingot
maiden geyser
short ingot
obsidian mantle
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What are we looking at neuroLookUp

thick thicket
short ingot
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letter_i broke the chain, sadge

maiden geyser
uneven pulsar
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Server status
idle

trim valve
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discord really does a good job of keeping me on my toes so I can actually read chat

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surely this is correct

short ingot
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is this normal?

[root@desky nakurity-language]# ./compile.sh
/usr/sbin/ld: /tmp/ccv0BZkd.o: in function `resolve':
cwd.c:(.text+0x0): multiple definition of `resolve'; /tmp/ccLV5cKl.o:cfd.c:(.text+0x0): first defined here
collect2: error: ld returned 1 exit status
[root@desky nakurity-language]# 
obsidian mantle
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is it some internal function you didnt actually define

short ingot
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nope

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clear sedge
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guys i think my vertex array is slightly fucked ReallyInnocent

rough bloom
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wdym, that quad is rendering just fine, looks great Clueless

clear sedge
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i am so good at this whole graphics programming thing

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WE ARE SO BACK

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I HAVE A CUBE

rough bloom
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neuroPogHD cube

short ingot
clear sedge
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is this code ai generated susge

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static int build_base_path(const char *spec, size_t len,
                           const char *end_name, char *out, size_t cap)
{
    char cwd[PATH_MAX];
    if (!getcwd(cwd, sizeof(cwd))) strcpy(cwd, ".");

    const char *inside = spec + 1;
    size_t inside_len = len - 2;```
btw this is unsafe because you never check that `len` is at least 2
hearty notch
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gm programming channel

clear sedge
hearty notch
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congrats on cube

uneven pulsar
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Any one has bigram ?

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Im very sad to train how to say hello in 1 tokens

maiden geyser
uneven pulsar
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And how to reponce in 0 tokens

hearty notch
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even if I had lots of ram I wouldn't be training llms locally ngl

short ingot
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hmmmm

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now hear me out... what if we don't check it... and just let it run in the most perfect condition, the program has to offer. otherwise segfault it is

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what will seg faulting even do to my machine ?

hearty notch
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the os usually has a process to instantly kill any segfaulting program so its corruption doesn't spread

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but I mean it's fatal for the program so

short ingot
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my goal was to see how many bytes can strip off of that c program

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for it to continue functioning

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in its expected condition

hearty notch
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lol if it's written well in c you should be happy with how lightweight it is and not go past diminishing returns but fair tbh

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micro optimizations are usually the wrong abstraction level to tune for that kind of stripping, you either refactor the core logic to be meaningfully leaner or you're happy with the size and just live with it imo

short ingot
hearty notch
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well don't hate me but here's gippitys advice

short ingot
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WAIT NO- I FIXED IT

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IT WAS A SIMPLE COMMAND ERROR, WTF BRAIN

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I... just linked it wrong...

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I'm so stupid

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now time to move on to fixing the python error while calling import.c

quick flame
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usually thats the error πŸ™‚

hearty notch
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lol gl

maiden geyser
short ingot
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I lost 4 hours of time during this debugging

uneven pulsar
stark needle
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nyoom

uneven pulsar
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{
"bigram": {
"hello": { "there": 2, "world": 1 },
"how": { "are": 3, "is": 1 },
"are": { "you": 3 }
},
"tokenCount": 12,
"savedAt": "2025-10-29T15:00:00.000Z"
}