00:16 < bridge_> netcode didn't really change 00:16 < bridge_> basically only the pacing of packets 00:17 < bridge_> I would have expected the inverse 😄 00:17 < bridge_> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1129174817074069604/F07Bj50XgAAFJ8C.png 00:18 < bridge_> why? 00:18 < bridge_> Turns out people with filthy mouths are better C coders, take that cs people 00:19 < chillerbot> error 00:19 < bridge_> error 00:24 < chillerbot> error 00:24 < bridge_> error 00:26 < bridge_> Hey everyone!!! I am checking to see if anyone here is in need of a Full time or part-time job. Flexible and Easy Work From Home 00:26 < bridge_> 00:26 < bridge_> BENEFITS! 00:26 < bridge_> 00:26 < bridge_> Training\: 1 week. 00:26 < bridge_> 3 hours daily/ 5days Monday-Friday 00:26 < bridge_> 00:26 < bridge_> Payment\: Weekly $2500 00:26 < bridge_> 00:26 < bridge_> Location\: Anywhere of your choice 00:26 < bridge_> 00:26 < bridge_> Employment Type\: online promoter /ONLINE TASK 00:26 < bridge_> 00:26 < bridge_> Work from Home Position 00:26 < bridge_> 00:26 < bridge_> JOIN THE CHAT ROOM FOR MORE INFORMATION 00:26 < bridge_> 👇👇👇👇👇 00:26 < bridge_> https://t.me/+s1mUKAv6bQMxOWE0 00:26 < bridge_> 00:26 < bridge_> https://t.me/+s1mUKAv6bQMxOWE0 00:35 < bridge_> <_gwendal> Hey i think that's quite a problem 00:35 < bridge_> <_gwendal> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1129179240722604194/Discord_t2FV9XJwZA.png 00:35 < bridge_> <_gwendal> if you don't enter a name, the bot will try your username instead trying with your nickname 00:35 < bridge_> <_gwendal> if you don't enter a name, the bot will try your username instead of trying with your nickname 00:37 < bridge_> Blame discord 00:37 < bridge_> <_gwendal> xd 00:37 < bridge_> uNiQuE UsErNAmEs 00:37 < bridge_> <_gwendal> i can try to fix that tonight if you wish 00:37 < bridge_> <_gwendal> (it must be 1 line to change) 00:48 < bridge_> No, we just have to update our discord.py version. What you experience is a bug that hasn't been fixed in discord.py 2.2.2 yet 00:53 < bridge_> granted the problem couldn't have been resolved in discord.py 2.2.2 because the username migration took place after the release of that version but still 00:59 < bridge_> Hey everyone!!! I am checking to see if anyone here is in need of a Full time or part-time job. Flexible and Easy Work From Home 00:59 < bridge_> 00:59 < bridge_> BENEFITS! 00:59 < bridge_> 00:59 < bridge_> Training\: 1 week. 00:59 < bridge_> 3 hours daily/ 5days Monday-Friday 00:59 < bridge_> 00:59 < bridge_> Payment\: Weekly $2500 00:59 < bridge_> 00:59 < bridge_> Location\: Anywhere of your choice 00:59 < bridge_> 00:59 < bridge_> Employment Type\: online promoter /ONLINE TASK 00:59 < bridge_> 00:59 < bridge_> Work from Home Position 00:59 < bridge_> 00:59 < bridge_> JOIN THE CHAT ROOM FOR MORE INFORMATION 00:59 < bridge_> 👇👇👇👇👇 00:59 < bridge_> https://t.me/+s1mUKAv6bQMxOWE0 00:59 < bridge_> 00:59 < bridge_> https://t.me/+s1mUKAv6bQMxOWE0 01:00 < bridge_> @zwelf2 Please kick "majefamous" from IRC 01:01 < bridge_> done now 01:10 < bridge_> yo, what about adding an option for sorting the skins by last added or recently used? 01:42 < bridge_> cant you use the name that is used only by this discord rather than the uNiQuE UsErNAmE ? 01:43 < bridge_> if I update the discord.py lib, yes. 01:59 < bridge_> is that even proper statistical analysis 01:59 < bridge_> it is if you only consider the average 01:59 < bridge_> but the second gaussian fit is far fetched 01:59 < bridge_> it doenst compare code with to code without swear words really 02:00 < bridge_> it does? 02:00 < bridge_> It's probably a flawed study, the group of projects with swear words must be much much smaller 02:01 < bridge_> is wtf a swear word? 02:01 < bridge_> As evidenced by the distribution not really being normal, central limit theorem guarantees that with enough of a sample size you'll always get a normal, as you do on the left one 02:03 < bridge_> it just shows the distribution for each on their own no? 02:03 < bridge_> am i tripping 02:03 < bridge_> in the same way you can compare number, you can compare distribution 02:03 < bridge_> like having an average for each value would be a better comparison 02:03 < bridge_> in the same way you can compare numbers, you can compare distributions 02:03 < bridge_> and yeah looks like the sample size is too small for the one on the right anyways 02:04 < bridge_> you can also see here the asymmetry of the second one 02:04 < bridge_> theres nothing 9+ 02:04 < bridge_> but yeah, we lack also the std deviation, the kurtosis and asymmetry factor if we want to be pedantic 02:04 < bridge_> we also lack sample size for each one, methodology and roughly 95% of a real study 02:07 < bridge_> 😄 02:07 < bridge_> It's just one graph 02:07 < bridge_> 🤓 this twitter post is confirmed not statistically sound 02:07 < bridge_> Also depends very much on what code quality metric is used 07:10 < bridge_> trye 07:10 < bridge_> another day i get the urge to do some ddnet web dev 07:10 < bridge_> with rust 07:10 < bridge_> maybe ill do it finally 08:36 < ws-client> @ryozuki when if not today, on FFR 08:37 < bridge_> ye 08:37 < bridge_> when im done with gym 09:14 < bridge_> what even is rust web development? I can only imagine it writing your wasm code 09:16 < bridge_> no? 09:16 < bridge_> backend 09:16 < bridge_> my go to stack nowadays is rust backend svelte ts frontend 09:17 < bridge_> im gonna do a master visualizer i think 09:18 < bridge_> oh u mean as backend i see, sounds like a nice stack 09:18 < ws-client> i mean even for wasm its cool 09:18 < bridge_> please do it ddnet.org gives me chills 09:18 < ws-client> blazingly fast startup times 09:19 < ws-client> blazingly few javascript 09:20 < bridge_> ill try 09:20 < bridge_> modern slick 09:20 < bridge_> blazing fast 09:20 < bridge_> fearless concurrnecy 09:20 < bridge_> catgirl devs 09:21 < bridge_> :cutestare: 09:21 < bridge_> with socks 09:21 < bridge_> put the rust socks 09:23 < bridge_> WTF is that a response to my !p from yesterday? 09:23 < bridge_> (<@749222324980416602_chillerbot>) 09:24 < ws-client> i think i have to write yet another serialization library for rust xdd 09:24 < ws-client> https://github.com/djkoloski/rust_serialization_benchmark 09:24 < ws-client> they are simply too slow 09:24 < bridge_> no? 09:24 < bridge_> they pretty fast 09:24 < bridge_> iirc 09:32 < ws-client> i need the fastest 09:58 < bridge_> alkahest looks nice 09:58 < bridge_> but its weird to put serde_json there 09:58 < bridge_> json is inherently slower than others like bincode 10:00 < bridge_> rkyv too 10:08 < bridge_> https://cheats.rs/ 10:08 < bridge_> @learath2 10:08 < bridge_> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1129323623736418304/image.png 10:08 < bridge_> here its shown too 10:08 < bridge_> the let thing we discussed 10:18 < bridge_> my rust pr was merged finally 10:18 < bridge_> present rust contributor 10:44 < bridge_> gg 11:03 < ws-client> @ryozuki u are smth better now than us 11:24 < bridge_> chillerdragon\: I've now a daily updating archive of the ddnet discord channels\: https://archive.strct.cc/ddnet (and some more) Not an interactive Matrix bridge yet, but at least read-only access. 11:25 < ws-client> omg that looks fancy af xd 11:29 < bridge_> Zwelf: cool! 11:29 < bridge_> I love archives 11:32 < bridge_> @jupeyy_keks cool benchmark 11:33 < bridge_> I think it's good to include, so you can see how much slower it is 11:52 < bridge_> hmmmmmm 11:54 < bridge_> Lol 11:54 < bridge_> Did it do that automatically? 11:54 < bridge_> yes. but before passing checks 11:54 < bridge_> I seem to have misconfigured something 11:55 < bridge_> Rn it's only on the merge queue branch? Maybe it reopens the pr or smith xd 11:55 < bridge_> Smth 11:56 < bridge_> Ah no it merged into master 11:56 < bridge_> And additionally a branch lol 11:58 < bridge_> @jupeyy_keks is https://github.com/ddnet/ddnet/pull/6836 ready? 11:58 < bridge_> can you try to merge it using hte merge queue? 11:59 < bridge_> Why did it work now? 12:00 < bridge_> I changed some settings on the repo itself 12:00 < bridge_> I x 12:00 < bridge_> C 12:11 < bridge_> Cool stuff thanks. How is that done? Is it a officially supported export feature? Who is hosting that? 12:16 < bridge_> I'm hosting that using https://github.com/Tyrrrz/DiscordChatExporter/ 12:17 < bridge_> not really official, but best option for me from available listed on https://wiki.archiveteam.org/index.php/Discord 12:29 < bridge_> did that pr merge itself without review? 12:30 < bridge_> ah heinrich did it 12:30 < bridge_> ill miss bors r+ 12:31 < bridge_> https://github.com/ddnet/ddnet/pull/6848 12:31 < bridge_> you can try out the new thing 🙂 12:31 < bridge_> ohh 12:31 < bridge_> i will xD 12:31 < bridge_> @heinrich5991 merge when ready waits for ci right? 12:31 < bridge_> correct 12:31 < bridge_> it's like `bors r+` 12:32 < bridge_> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1129359656926576710/image.png 12:32 < bridge_> pog 12:32 < bridge_> hmmmm 12:32 < bridge_> this looks different from merge queue 12:32 < bridge_> let's see if it'll work 12:33 < bridge_> i think it auto merges into the queue 12:33 < bridge_> i guess the merge queue is a requirement 12:35 < bridge_> bors was a nice service 🙂 I'm thankful we had access to it 12:35 < ws-client> lmao the greatest contributor to our project died xd 12:35 < bridge_> xd 12:35 < bridge_> true 12:35 < bridge_> im still mad 100 commits of mine are not counted 12:36 < bridge_> cuz github doesnt resolve mailmap 12:36 < bridge_> oh, it does not? 12:36 < bridge_> no sadly 12:36 < bridge_> i would be top 9 12:36 < bridge_> or 8 12:36 < bridge_> have you found a feature request? 12:37 < bridge_> https://github.com/orgs/community/discussions/22518 12:37 < bridge_> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1129360947392290816/image.png 12:37 < bridge_> I see 12:37 < bridge_> unfortunately, github is closed-source software 12:37 < bridge_> otherwise you could have fixed it yourself 12:38 < bridge_> true 12:43 < bridge_> @ryozuki did you press any more buttons? 12:43 < bridge_> or did it add itself to the merge queue? 12:43 < bridge_> looks so weird xdd. i wonder if that influences the stats on gh profil 12:43 < bridge_> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1129362517592907786/Screenshot_20230714-124114.png 12:44 < bridge_> no, merge commits aren't counted AFAIK 12:45 < bridge_> any preference for merge commits vs rebasing? 12:45 < bridge_> ntw 12:45 < bridge_> btw 12:45 < ws-client> rebase i guess xd 12:58 < bridge_> conflicts 13:00 < bridge_> I'm not sure how there can be conflicts 13:00 < bridge_> but we'll see 🙂 13:01 < bridge_> @heinrich5991 sometimes there arent, u just need to rebase 13:03 < bridge_> @ryozuki seems like github is buggy(?) there are no merge conflicts when merging the branch on the command line 13:03 < bridge_> yeah idk 13:03 < bridge_> i seen this a lot 13:04 < bridge_> rebased 13:05 < bridge_> does it auto close issues just like bors though ? 13:06 < bridge_> @deen on the sqlite dumps, can u make map.timestamp nullable and put the 0000-00-00 timestamps as null? 13:06 < bridge_> that's a github feature, not a bors feature 13:06 < bridge_> so yes 13:06 < bridge_> with that fix pgloader would work and i would be able to import it to psql 13:06 < bridge_> which probs works faster 13:06 < bridge_> and maybe ddstats can be faster 13:07 < bridge_> ``` 13:07 < bridge_> 2023-07-14T11:07:23.147996Z ERROR Database error 22008: date/time field value out of range: "0000-00-00 00:00:00" 13:07 < bridge_> QUERY: CREATE TABLE maps 13:07 < bridge_> ( 13:07 < bridge_> map text, 13:07 < bridge_> server text, 13:07 < bridge_> points bigint default '0', 13:07 < bridge_> stars bigint default '0', 13:07 < bridge_> mapper text, 13:07 < bridge_> timestamp timestamp default '0000-00-00 00:00:00' 13:07 < bridge_> ); 13:07 < bridge_> ``` 13:07 < bridge_> and sqlite doesnt support alter column xd 13:08 < bridge_> its such a chore 13:25 < bridge_> @ryozuki https://github.com/ddnet/ddnet/pull/6849 could you review this? 13:29 < bridge_> done 13:30 < bridge_> nice. now it doesn't rnu all the checks twice 13:32 < bridge_> ah 13:32 < bridge_> maybe the merge conflict thing came because I changed the merge mode to rebase instead of merge 13:32 < bridge_> perhaps merge would be better? 13:32 < bridge_> its easier certainly 13:33 < ws-client> but why should rebase not work in such a case 13:33 < bridge_> because it likely tried to rebase both commits 13:34 < bridge_> even the one already included in master 13:34 < ws-client> mh weird behavior xd 13:37 < bridge_> well, I'll leave it as rebase for now 13:38 < bridge_> let's see how it works out or if someone complains 13:39 < ws-client> bors used merged right? 13:39 < ws-client> the commits were always all over the place 13:39 < bridge_> yes 13:40 < bridge_> bors used merge, it couldn't do rebase unless you self-hosted it 13:40 < bridge_> we didn't ahve a choice there 13:51 < bridge_> the hashes for the nightly version somehow doesnt align, can someone check too? 13:51 < bridge_> ddnet.org/downloads/DDNet-nightly-win64.zip 13:51 < bridge_> ddnet.org/downloads/md5sums.txt 13:51 < bridge_> the hashes for the nightly version somehow doesnt align, can someone check too? 13:51 < bridge_> https://ddnet.org/downloads/DDNet-nightly-win64.zip 13:51 < bridge_> https://ddnet.org/downloads/md5sums.txt 13:53 < bridge_> I can confirm that it doesn't match 13:53 < bridge_> md5? 13:53 < bridge_> wasnt it sha 13:53 < bridge_> we also have sha256 13:53 < bridge_> both 13:53 < bridge_> both don't match 13:53 < bridge_> (you should ignore md5, probably, and only use sha256) 13:56 < bridge_> it probably just didn't got updated: 13:56 < bridge_> ```shell 13:56 < bridge_> $ curl -I https://ddnet.org/downloads/sha256sums.txt 13:56 < bridge_> HTTP/2 200 13:56 < bridge_> last-modified: Sun, 09 Jul 2023 00:19:13 GMT 13:56 < bridge_> $ curl -I https://ddnet.org/downloads/DDNet-nightly-win64.zip 13:56 < bridge_> HTTP/2 200 13:56 < bridge_> last-modified: Thu, 13 Jul 2023 22:15:51 GMT 13:56 < bridge_> ``` 13:56 < bridge_> ah 13:56 < bridge_> we had full disk problems on ddnet.org yesterday 13:57 < bridge_> probably due to that 13:57 < ws-client> on 9th july was last release 13:57 < ws-client> maybe they were never updated in first place 13:57 < bridge_> ah 13:57 < bridge_> maybe 13:58 < ws-client> we dont offer any download besides https do we? so they are not that useful anyway 13:58 < ws-client> if your https isnt secure, then these keys probs wont help xd 14:03 < bridge_> https://godbolt.org/z/ba7doaTn8 14:04 < bridge_> look at this 14:04 < bridge_> auto simd 14:04 < bridge_> epic 14:04 < bridge_> It would be useful if one of us would sign the checksums file actually 14:16 < bridge_> @ryozuki why 112? 14:16 < bridge_> https://www.reddit.com/r/rust/comments/14yvlc9/n_times_faster_than_c_where_n_128/ 14:16 < bridge_> idk 14:16 < bridge_> i found it here 14:16 < bridge_> in comments 14:29 < bridge_> apparently unity can glitch when you delete something and decided it want to delete a parent folder instead 14:30 < bridge_> my day is ruined 14:30 < bridge_> my dog ate my unity project 14:30 < bridge_> literally 14:31 < bridge_> or i have schizophrenia and just thought i worked the entire day 14:39 < bridge_> also seems to work with 256 14:40 < bridge_> no git? 14:40 < bridge_> git solves that 14:40 < bridge_> small commits 14:40 < bridge_> rebase when done 14:42 < bridge_> hello its friday 14:42 < bridge_> and 14:42 < bridge_> https://github.com/ddnet/ddnet/issues/6843 14:42 < bridge_> rust would have prevented this 14:42 < bridge_> have a good day 14:42 < bridge_> was about to say 14:42 < bridge_> rly? xd 14:43 < bridge_> not this issue, but i wanted to remind its friday 14:43 < bridge_> it's also 14th of july 14:43 < bridge_> french national day 14:43 < bridge_> congratz 14:43 < bridge_> on whathever this means for u a french 14:44 < bridge_> maybe ill do french fries today 14:44 < bridge_> :trollet: 14:44 < bridge_> officially, it's french federation day, but lots of people thinks more about Bastille take over 14:44 < bridge_> > Bastille Day is the common name given in English-speaking countries to the national day of France, which is celebrated on 14 July each year. 14:45 < bridge_> which is officially wrong 14:46 < bridge_> I don't think anything in that sentence is wrong 😄 14:47 < bridge_> ```rust 14:47 < bridge_> #[no_mangle] 14:47 < bridge_> pub unsafe extern "C" fn cairo_native__dict_get( 14:47 < bridge_> map: *mut std::ffi::c_void, 14:47 < bridge_> key: &[u8; 32], 14:47 < bridge_> ) -> *mut std::ffi::c_void { 14:47 < bridge_> let ptr = map.cast::>>(); 14:47 < bridge_> 14:47 < bridge_> if let Some(v) = (*ptr).get(key) { 14:47 < bridge_> v.as_ptr() 14:47 < bridge_> } else { 14:47 < bridge_> std::ptr::null_mut() 14:47 < bridge_> } 14:47 < bridge_> } 14:47 < bridge_> ``` 14:47 < bridge_> its safe if i save a ptr to a hashmap outside rust and pass it to extern c rust functions to use its functionality? 14:47 < bridge_> ```rust 14:47 < bridge_> #[no_mangle] 14:47 < bridge_> pub unsafe extern "C" fn dict_get( 14:47 < bridge_> map: *mut std::ffi::c_void, 14:47 < bridge_> key: &[u8; 32], 14:47 < bridge_> ) -> *mut std::ffi::c_void { 14:47 < bridge_> let ptr = map.cast::>>(); 14:47 < bridge_> 14:47 < bridge_> if let Some(v) = (*ptr).get(key) { 14:47 < bridge_> v.as_ptr() 14:47 < bridge_> } else { 14:47 < bridge_> std::ptr::null_mut() 14:47 < bridge_> } 14:47 < bridge_> } 14:47 < bridge_> ``` 14:47 < bridge_> its safe if i save a ptr to a hashmap outside rust and pass it to extern c rust functions to use its functionality? 14:47 < bridge_> :justatest: 14:48 < bridge_> yes 14:48 < bridge_> what are you doing? 14:48 < bridge_> @murpi maybe there should be a "bug" button that redirects to the bug channel, if such thing is possible 14:48 < bridge_> better than handle those stuff private 😄 14:48 < bridge_> bad stuff 14:48 < bridge_> Well, #welcome specifically says: 14:48 < bridge_> 14:48 < bridge_> Other (for miscellaneous issues) 14:48 < bridge_> Note: No technical support. 14:49 < bridge_> add a bug report button xd 14:49 < bridge_> and I had nothing else to do, so yeah 14:49 < bridge_> and the bot sends a #bugs msg 14:49 < bridge_> wdym by this 14:49 < bridge_> btw its mildly triggering 14:49 < bridge_> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1129394307175039036/image.png 14:49 < bridge_> but the icon on linux looks shiet 14:50 < bridge_> means im currently im bed, doing literally nothing so I might as well answer the guys question 14:50 < bridge_> ^^ 14:50 < bridge_> can probably™ be fixed by installing the right font 14:51 < bridge_> u know which? 14:51 < bridge_> i have windows fonts installed iirc 14:53 < bridge_> he kinda cheats though, input string is not supposed to be only s and p 14:53 < bridge_> i dont want to code a hashmap in mlir again so we have like part of a rust runtime in it 14:53 < bridge_> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1129395299715141784/image.png 14:53 < bridge_> looks nice 14:53 < bridge_> send font 14:53 < bridge_> ah nice 14:53 < bridge_> win7 discord app 14:53 < bridge_> no. some emoji font 14:54 < bridge_> didnt u say when u finished paper u would come to linux 14:54 < bridge_> uh, no 14:54 < bridge_> i gotta upgrade my ubuntu 18 though 14:56 < bridge_> hello, past is calling, they want their chairn back 14:56 < bridge_> xd 14:57 < bridge_> <_voxeldoesart> im probably gonna get linux mint if anything when i DO get a linux 14:57 < bridge_> try it in a vm 14:57 < bridge_> can u use qemu in windows? 14:57 < bridge_> <_voxeldoesart> idk 14:57 < bridge_> qemu is so good 14:57 < bridge_> <_voxeldoesart> im mobile i cant check 14:57 < bridge_> WSL 14:57 < bridge_> I usually use virtualbox 14:58 < bridge_> https://www.qemu.org/download/#windows 14:58 < bridge_> exists for windows 14:58 < bridge_> i always want to try some embedded chips and stuff with rust 14:58 < bridge_> but im unoriginal 14:58 < bridge_> idk what to do 14:58 < bridge_> i have a stm32 iirc 14:58 < bridge_> do vms already support OpenglOnDirect12 14:58 < bridge_> how do you program it? 14:59 < bridge_> ST IDE is garbage built on garbage eclipse.... 14:59 < bridge_> i have a stm32f3 and a stm32g491 14:59 < bridge_> no ides 14:59 < bridge_> @_voxeldoesart try native, else u dont feel the linux perf boost 14:59 < bridge_> 14:59 < bridge_> vms are slow af and gpu drivers are always bad xd 14:59 < bridge_> https://medium.com/digitalfrontiers/rust-on-a-stm32-microcontroller-90fac16f6342 15:00 < bridge_> u'll get a wrnog image burnt into your head 15:00 < bridge_> back in my days, virtualbox had not gpu driver available 15:00 < bridge_>