00:46 < bridge> 2 days in the back is a nasty map 00:46 < bridge> everything up until the gores part is easy 00:46 < bridge> and then the unhookable(!) gores part is taking us forever 00:48 < bridge> every time I've done it I've just hammer hit through that part 01:03 < bridge> but it's like 01:03 < bridge> 70% death rate 01:11 < bridge> we're like 20 ppl 01:11 < bridge> team 0 players cant hammer hit for their life 01:11 < bridge> https://discord.com/channels/252358080522747904/295908390956433410/1269791783660027935 01:11 < bridge> find someone who is capable of hammerhitting and do it with them 01:11 < bridge> and drag the noobs through 01:24 < bridge> "unhookable gores part" lol 01:52 < ws-client> @totar xd 01:53 < ws-client> wowo totar stop XSSing me ! 01:53 < ws-client> https://zillyhuhn.com/cs/.1722815580.png 01:56 < ws-client> @learath2 yes implementing 0.8.0 sounds good. And if you say its even released by the holy oy that must be good. But im not smart enough to write a xml parser. 01:57 < ws-client> @jxsl13 dont worry lerato is bff 02:16 < bridge> lol 04:19 < bridge> ```cpp 04:19 < bridge> IEngine::RunJobBlocking(pGet); 04:19 < bridge> ``` 04:19 < bridge> what's that and how's it supposed to work, is this was deleted in new versions? 04:19 < bridge> what is info.ddnet.org/info for? 04:19 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1269842249001341038/image.png?ex=66b18840&is=66b036c0&hm=618ab8f6c9a20bc279518e0164c6e78560621a646656f8d2644b830de3c3ea94& 04:19 < bridge> is it just pGet->Wait() i just understand 04:20 < bridge> hi stormy :) 04:20 < bridge> hi 04:20 < bridge> prob parse name info 04:20 < bridge> https://discord.com/channels/252358080522747904/293493549758939136/1269842445806604390 04:21 < bridge> also the server browser with ips 04:21 < bridge> as well 04:21 < bridge> I went to that url on a browser, i see maps (presumably ones i've completed), servers and some others things 04:21 < bridge> isnt the master server supposed to be used for that 04:21 < bridge> likely 04:21 < bridge> then im confused xd 04:22 < bridge> well 04:22 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1269842864465248308/image.png?ex=66b188d3&is=66b03753&hm=9fc205fb928110a2f6d6521e5deaa92df765a12605a4fb782f84d0c9ce738830& 04:24 < bridge> https://info.ddnet.org/info specifically? It contains all official ddnet servers, update news, and for community related infos (i.e the icons) 04:24 < bridge> https://info.ddnet.org/info specifically? It contains all official ddnet servers, update news, and community related infos (i.e the icons) 04:25 < bridge> well yea but when i took a look at [players.py](https://github.com/ddnet/ddnet-scripts/blob/b752accfeb500e15bb677807d84b54aa421a46cf/servers/scripts/players.py#L452-L465) in server scripts it does the same thing 04:25 < bridge> https://ddnet.org/players/?json=Sans3108 04:25 < bridge> so what the actually question 04:26 < bridge> u wna know what's https://ddnet.org/players/?json=Sans3108 for? 04:26 < bridge> or exactly https://info.ddnet.org/info 04:26 < bridge> i'm confused :sadCat: 04:26 < bridge> i guess both, since they both show what maps I've completed xd 04:26 < bridge> only https://ddnet.org/players/?json=Sans3108 04:27 < bridge> https://discord.com/channels/252358080522747904/293493549758939136/1269843453597192306 04:27 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1269844099607826463/image.png?ex=66b189f9&is=66b03879&hm=18d7d144275f37b1b8d94d7437168650b74de18e43f6861a4096ebf53976ada5& 07:40 < bridge> lerato 07:40 < bridge> gm 07:41 < bridge> The json from `/players` is just something we added for people making external tools as they were trying to parse the html. 07:41 < bridge> `/info` is what we use on the client. It contains community lists, update news and finished maps 07:41 < bridge> Gmgm 07:41 < bridge> ic 07:47 < bridge> idk if you commited new changes but it compiles for me without any errors 😄 09:59 < bridge> ChillerDragon: https://github-roast.pages.dev/share/chillerdragon/?lang=english 10:17 < ws-client> lmao thats funny ngl 10:18 < ws-client> I guess I slowly became a AI content consumer. Its scary somehow. 10:18 < ws-client> They also play AI generated videos in clubs here and youtube keeps recommending me AI generated songs. 10:20 < bridge> https://github-roast.pages.dev/share/edg-l/?lang=english 10:20 < bridge> lmao 10:20 < bridge> xxx 10:20 < ws-client> soo long o.O 10:20 < ws-client> sec 10:21 < bridge> > Alright, Edgar, let’s break down this GitHub profile of yours. “Building stuff with LLVM and MLIR”? More like “building up my collection of barely-used experimental projects”! With 106 public repos and still scraping just 98 followers, it seems the only thing you’re efficiently compiling is disappointment. 10:21 < bridge> 10:21 < bridge> Your bio quotes Oppenheimer but trust me, the closest you've come to destroying anything worthy is making Rust users question their life choices! "Now I am become Rust, Destroyer of Unsafe code" - yeah right! Your repos don’t scream competence; they whisper “please look elsewhere”! 10:21 < ws-client> > it seems the only thing you’re efficiently compiling is disappointment. 10:21 < ws-client> haha thats a nice ryo roast 10:21 < bridge> epyc ngl 10:21 < ws-client> its so personal 10:23 < ws-client> > “TeeAI project that you’ll probably never finish” is the most honest thing on your profile 10:23 < ws-client> facts 10:39 < bridge> > Emir Marincic, your GitHub profile is like a ghost town—40 followers? Even my granddad has more friends than that. With 43 public repositories, you'd think you'd have at least one decent project, but no, it's a graveyard of zero-stargazed nightmares. You’ve managed to fork more projects than you've created, and the only thing more barren than your bio is the interest in your repos. Let’s be real: you’re just one “Hello World” project 10:39 < bridge> Learath2 10:40 < bridge> heinrich is same 10:40 < bridge> i guess it needs stuff to work with xd 10:40 < bridge> > Heinrich5991, huh? A real ghost on GitHub with a bio and name more missing than a decent joke at a hacker convention. With 48 repos, it seems you're more into quantity than quality, and judging by those stargazer counts, your work is less "wow" and more "who?" If your coding skills were a Teeworld, they would definitely be in the land of the forgotten. The only thing more useless than your “uselessness” repo is the amount of effort you put in 10:41 < bridge> > Oh, Dennis Felsing, or should we call you "Deficient"? With a bio that's as empty as your social life, it’s like you’re trying to hide from the world—or maybe you just can't think of anything interesting to say. 334 followers? Sounds impressive until you realize you’re following just 1 poor soul, clearly not too invested in their own growth. 10:41 < bridge> > 10:41 < bridge> > Your repositories range from "Nim unsorted" code (which must be the code equivalent of your love life) to a “GIF that always shows the current time in UTC” – because clearly, watching the clock tick down is the only excitement you can muster. 10:41 < bridge> > 10:41 < bridge> > 145 public repos, and most of them don’t seem to sparkle—are you secretly trying to flood GitHub with mediocrity? Has it ever occurred to you that quantity doesn’t substitute for quality? You’ve got a few decent projects, like that NES emulator, but they’re shadowed by the rest of your uninspired digital clutter. 10:41 < bridge> > 10:41 < bridge> > And what's with the personal pull requests on a clone of ddnet? Even your open-source work comes with a side of vulnerability. Maybe it’s time to step back and give the repositories a good, hard look. You’ve got potential, Dennis, but you’re not living up to it. Let’s hope your coding is more exciting than your GitHub account suggests! 10:41 < bridge> xDDD 10:43 < bridge> > Your most impressive accomplishment is a maze generator, which is fitting because navigating your repos might just be the hardest puzzle anyone has to solve. And what’s with the C++ obsession? Does it make your code feel more ‘mature’ when it only garners love from the crickets chirping on your projects? Perhaps next time, try making something that doesn’t feel like it crawled out of a 2003 flash game. 10:43 < bridge> > 10:43 < bridge> > You’ve got two stargazers on a maze project – congratulations, you've almost convinced two people you aren't just talking to yourself! Being a part of the “DDNet” family, are you trying to create the ultimate gaming experience or just a collection of lonely forks? 10:43 < bridge> > 10:43 < bridge> > In summary, Robert, you’re a master in the fine art of 'almost'. Keep at it, and who knows? You might actually get one of those repos to be worth mentioning in the GitHub hall of shame fame! 10:43 < bridge> Robyt 11:13 < bridge> I should put sth on my bio 11:15 < bridge> the roasts are rather meh 11:15 < bridge> also, please don't' post LLM-generated spam to this discord 11:15 < bridge> also, please don't post LLM-generated spam to this discord 11:15 < bridge> i knew hein would complain 11:15 < bridge> ye 11:16 < bridge> ye 11:16 < bridge> ye 11:16 < bridge> ye 11:16 < bridge> anyway it was just for fun dont worry 11:16 < bridge> ye 11:16 < bridge> @headshotnoby too late 11:16 < bridge> :feelsbadman: 11:17 < bridge> I didn't see the fun, the roasts weren't even good 11:17 < bridge> most of it was just repetition of the same stuff 11:17 < bridge> boring 11:17 < bridge> fun is subjective 11:17 < bridge> Delete that embarrassment 11:17 < bridge> anyway discussing this is pointless u didnt like it, thats fine, moving on 11:18 < bridge> Frustrating but the truth 11:18 < bridge> Do any of you do agile at work? 11:18 < bridge> luckily not 11:18 < bridge> yes 11:18 < bridge> we just do github issues 11:19 < bridge> but our company splits teams in like 2-15 devs 11:19 < bridge> the project i am we are like 5 11:19 < bridge> here's the opposite btw: https://praise-me.fly.dev/ 11:20 < bridge> but please post the long-form stuff to #off-topic 11:20 < bridge> (haven't tried it, but saw it on HN) 11:20 < bridge> do u feel agile is useful were u work 11:20 < bridge> @reitw https://sh4dy.com/2024/08/03/beetracer/ 11:21 < bridge> The estimation part, not so much. The kanban is pretty nice 11:21 < bridge> currently doing estimation 11:22 < bridge> neat thing is if all ur devs in ur team are performers its nice to work in 11:22 < bridge> but i would bet in a agile thing not all are 11:22 < bridge> my company claims to fire 40% of ppl who enter during the first year to avoid having bad hires, even if it costs money 11:23 < bridge> The idea of story points is a nice abstraction but it ends up making things worse. I overestimate, person X underestimates, I get a ticket with lower story points but it takes me as long as I estimated initially. Now I'm the slow developer that took 5 days for 3 story points 11:23 < bridge> (rly often its more costly to fire than to maintain someone, specially in europe i think) 11:24 < bridge> i think its "ok" to track time a bit, but its rly not ok to track developer perfomance 11:24 < bridge> If I ever lead a team, I'd have a kanban and I'd estimate with actual human hours 11:25 < bridge> do u want to lead?¿ 11:25 < bridge> idk if i want, i want to code 11:25 < bridge> Why not both? 11:25 < bridge> but the upwards stair in career in software dev is to manage 11:25 < bridge> u almost always cant code cuz u wont have time 11:25 < bridge> Well if it's my company I can set it up in a way where I can have time 11:26 < bridge> if its ur company u will have even less time 11:26 < bridge> I'd definitely hire some business people to do the business things though 11:26 < bridge> as the ceo xd 11:26 < bridge> if u do anything useful that is 11:26 < bridge> the ceo of where i work is always flying and talking to clients, and he loves to code too 11:26 < bridge> i guess, but itsh ard to trust others, and others may not be as competent as you for that 11:27 < bridge> specially when lot of money on the line 11:27 < bridge> I have written some godawful code today, but doing it any cleaner requires me to rework this dudes entire structure and there aren't enough story points in here for that :pepeW: 11:27 < bridge> I'm no good at business and client relationships and stuff. Pretty much anyone is better at that than me 11:27 < bridge> when we consider a refactor we dont think about story points, only if its worth it or not 11:28 < bridge> Eh whatever, above my paygrade. I'm the intern ctodude can decide how he wants his codebase to look like 11:30 < bridge> @heinrich5991 just curious, if i may ask, do you do any sports as a hobby? 11:31 < bridge> yes, climbing and dancing 11:31 < bridge> wow 11:31 < bridge> thats cool, do you do like bouldering? 11:31 < bridge> or free climbing 11:31 < bridge> I also do bouldering from time to time, but I prefer belayed climbing 11:32 < bridge> ah, apparently the english word for that is free climbing 11:32 < bridge> TIL 11:32 < bridge> :D 11:32 < bridge> Cool tho 11:32 < bridge> I always wanted to do climbing, but I went to a climbing gym, stared at it from the outside, then decided I'm not socially well adjusted enough to be part of a climbing gym 🙃 11:32 < bridge> And dancing? more like solo/hip hop/whatever? Or partner dances like latino american 11:33 < bridge> more partner dances 11:33 < bridge> Ye I enjoy that more too, but I havent really danced in years 11:33 < bridge> @fokkonaut where do you roughly live in germany, wanna go climbing together at some point? 11:33 < bridge> Lol, that was unexpected 11:33 < bridge> I'll tell you in dm 11:36 < bridge> climbing sounds fun, also a nice way to get strong for real 11:37 < bridge> you do develop some muscles that are hard to develop in a normal gym, cuz they are involuntary iirc 11:37 < bridge> or maybe im saying bs 11:37 < bridge> and i cant dance, i dont have the feeling xd 11:37 < bridge> it develops. when I began, I couldn't hear the beat of the music 11:47 < bridge> I tried bouldering but i didnt really enjoy it all that much, Dancing is cool, i did `rock n toll` for several Years 11:47 < bridge> I tried bouldering but i didnt really enjoy it all that much, Dancing is cool, i did `rock n roll` for several Years 11:49 < bridge> 🕺 11:50 < bridge> damn the stocks are plumeting cuz war 11:51 < bridge> buy now? ^^ 11:51 < bridge> i sold xD 11:52 < bridge> cuz this willgo worse 11:52 < bridge> they killed some hamas big head and iran wants revenge 11:52 < bridge> Time to buy Raytheon and Lockhead Martin 11:52 < bridge> Yeah i headed Out aswell 11:52 < bridge> Cba :justatest: 11:53 < bridge> i was at 600€ profit but i was slow and sold at 130€ :okaymaam: 11:53 < bridge> :feelsbadman: 11:53 < bridge> buy high sell low 11:53 < bridge> I guess you sold with profit, so it's fine 11:53 < bridge> ye 11:54 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1269956699217854525/Screenshot_20240805-115414.png?ex=66b1f2d7&is=66b0a157&hm=76c2cdc6ab9d8f9afbf5e3878e663be083e35862daa9a3481d894c1d8e1d9dd8& 11:55 < bridge> it also seems japan is struggling hard 11:55 < bridge> https://abcnews.go.com/US/wireStory/japans-nikkei-225-index-plunges-7-global-sell-112566489 11:56 < bridge> None of my banks allow me to invest :pepeW: 11:56 < bridge> i use degiro 11:56 < bridge> > Japan's benchmark Nikkei 225 stock index has lost 12.4% in the latest bout of sell-offs that are jolting world markets 11:57 < bridge> lol i didnt know this 11:57 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1269957477374361610/image.png?ex=66b1f391&is=66b0a211&hm=ba2a940594fb2b67e3b594cf47cf3a1e8f773c5877684fe13ba02d065ea3eb19& 11:57 < bridge> something is up with intel 11:58 < bridge> > THE MARKET reaction was brutal. On August 1st Intel released a dismal set of results. The semiconductor giant’s sales were down by 1%, year on year, and the company declared a net loss of $1.6bn, compared with a profit of $1.5bn in the same period in 2023. “Our costs are too high, our margins are too low,” 11:58 < bridge> amd winner? 11:59 < bridge> Amd is going down aswell isnt it 11:59 < bridge> ye but not as hard 11:59 < bridge> 5% iirc 12:01 < bridge> cuz war? 12:02 < bridge> their 13th gens were failing across the board too, just bad news in general for them recently 12:02 < bridge> invest in qualcomm 📈 12:08 < bridge> check offtopic link i sent 12:08 < bridge> cuz war + japan hike 12:08 < bridge> i think 12:11 < bridge> tfw they won't let me open an account because my gps position is not italy right this moment 😄 12:11 < bridge> why do we live in a capitalism if I can't even war profiteer :pepeW: 12:11 < bridge> 💀 12:12 < bridge> don't you generally use external services? 12:12 < bridge> i use vanguard 12:13 < bridge> wdym by external 12:13 < bridge> degiro is external to the bank xd 12:14 < bridge> > DEGIRO is a European brokerage company based in Amsterdam. It was founded in 2008 by a group of five former employees of Binck Bank to service the professional market.[1][non-primary source needed] In 2013, DEGIRO started offering its stockbrokerage services to retail investors, which gives them online access to security exchanges.[2][promotion?] Investors can buy and sell such securities as common and preferred stocks, fixed income (bonds), opti 12:15 < bridge> i meant what learath said abt his bank not allowing him to invest 12:15 < bridge> how does that work? 12:16 < bridge> Well most turkish banks allow you to invest directly through them. Except mine 😛 12:24 < ws-client> fok and heino on climb date 12:24 < ws-client> nice 13:08 < bridge> <0xdeen> @marmare6942 Thank you! 15:34 < bridge> yo wtf there's a github roaster page 💀 15:34 < bridge> https://github-roast.pages.dev/ 15:34 < bridge> LLM content. as seen earlier today 16:22 < bridge> 7 fucking k players in tw xd 16:28 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1270025648248721419/image.png?ex=66b2330e&is=66b0e18e&hm=7b3f68582204db18103fcb75ee2a53064ac7a9d5f65968db664c265334f3ea29& 16:28 < bridge> deam 16:29 < bridge> too bad a lot of CHN player still can't access the list 16:37 < bridge> huh, I thought we had a master2.ddnet.org in china, but apparently not 16:37 < bridge> I thought you set one up quite recently, no? 16:37 < bridge> Let's implement a QQ or WeChat based serverbrowser 16:38 < bridge> its summer 16:39 < bridge> so many rus servers full 16:39 < bridge> where the eu guys 16:39 < bridge> i wanna play again 16:40 < bridge> EU player numbers have been meh, but RUS and CHN always popping off 16:40 < bridge> GER has 500 players 16:40 < bridge> ye sadge 16:40 < bridge> why no eu ppl join? 16:41 < bridge> We need a new marketing campaign 16:41 < bridge> do russia and china have influencers 16:41 < bridge> I can play normally on RUS servers 16:41 < bridge> not sure if it's also okay from spain 16:41 < bridge> There was a RUS tiktok dude that made it pop off 16:41 < bridge> CHN idk 16:41 < bridge> i have 100 ping to rus2 16:41 < bridge> 87 to rus1 16:42 < bridge> should be playable 16:42 < bridge> (if you have antiping) 16:42 < bridge> 53 to ger 16:42 < bridge> ger10 16:42 < bridge> I failed 2 days in the back yesterday 16:42 < bridge> on RUS servers 16:42 < bridge> 😄 16:42 < bridge> is that a new map? 16:42 < bridge> i havent played much lately 16:43 < bridge> well maybe its not prime time for eu now 16:43 < bridge> rus is 1h ahead 16:43 < bridge> It's just a gimmick map back in the days 2 but unhookable and hookable swapped 16:44 < bridge> really easy, but the gores part suddenly becomes hard 16:44 < bridge> LOL I forgot about that long gores in there 16:44 < bridge> So you have to do a long mazy hh part 16:44 < bridge> yes 16:44 < bridge> it's where we died, too 16:45 < bridge> >25 players team ^^ 16:46 < bridge> can u be a good player nowadays without dummy magic? 16:46 < bridge> yes 16:46 < bridge> yes, why not? 16:46 < bridge> idk now but back then the trend in team 0 hadf lot of players doing shit with dummies 16:46 < bridge> xD 16:49 < bridge> # 16:51 < bridge> we doomed anyway cuz dummies are no different than a player and old clients will always exist 16:52 < bridge> its super easy to detect dummy hammerfly though 16:53 < bridge> tbf thats not the problem, its the dummy copy 16:53 < bridge> not even sure why that had to be added xd 16:54 < bridge> and the deepfly when one dummy isn't frozen* 17:35 < bridge> i can influence teeworlds players 17:35 < bridge> am i a influencer 17:35 < bridge> Fredflunencer 17:38 < bridge> acme > certbot 17:38 < bridge> Shell > pyson 17:38 < bridge> acme is the protocol name 17:38 < bridge> Okok 17:38 < bridge> acme.sh\* 17:39 < bridge> I like https://github.com/diafygi/acme-tiny 17:40 < bridge> i like this author's pfp. 17:40 < bridge> seems like a wholesome cool dude 17:40 < bridge> acme-tiny is a couple of hundred lines long 17:40 < bridge> I can actually understand it 🙂 17:43 < bridge> Below 200 lines is nice 17:58 < bridge> <0xdeen> @heinrich5991 and anyone else wanting to review, I still want to get 128 player support in and enable soon: https://github.com/ddnet/ddnet/pull/8542 17:59 < bridge> I also use acme.sh for my server 18:01 < bridge> i don't like our new intern 18:02 < bridge> he always just send me a screenshot with no actual question and i have to guess what he wants to ask 18:02 < bridge> and he sent me this last week 18:02 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1270049277728788490/b10921e63678e70c6c80b1b201797e7f.png?ex=66b24910&is=66b0f790&hm=cc2c829237d48f1388c578e95df25c131cd1985635880aee8e0aa40bb0bff671& 18:02 < bridge> just read what's in his noodle 18:02 < bridge> ez 18:04 < bridge> why does `this.currentFurnitureModel` not exist when I declared it at the top? 18:05 < bridge> :justatest: he forgot `this.` and typescript language server told him that already 18:05 < bridge> fuck, I didn't read 18:06 < bridge> maybe I expected too much from him if heinrich out of all people misread 18:06 < bridge> :greenthing: 18:07 < bridge> `Did you mean the instance member...` dam ts language server smort 18:07 < bridge> I think I would have read the error properly if it was my own. I hope so 18:07 < bridge> rust can also do that :p 18:07 < bridge> if only these guys actually read english 18:11 < bridge> I actually see this a lot since we move between C# and TS so much 18:11 < bridge> <0xdeen> I feel like an old man seeing dev language servers and fancy IDEs. I stopped using anything in vim except syntax highlighting because it was too much of a hassle to keep it working 😄 18:12 < bridge> <0xdeen> (even that is sometimes annoying in large files so disable it then) 18:12 < bridge> :GIGACHAD: 18:13 < bridge> i honestly wouldn't call vscode fancy IDE after being jetbrainwashed 18:15 < bridge> :justatest: i'm still waiting on rider 2024.2 for the full gdscript support so i can finally stop switching editors in godot. 18:18 < bridge> i think u should tell ur intern to try to find what happens for 10 mins and then ask you 18:18 < bridge> Where is ban DB located physically for local servers? 18:18 < bridge> cuz this looks rly newby thing 18:19 < bridge> i think they do do that 18:19 < bridge> increase the time 18:19 < bridge> and tell them to do it for real lol xd 18:19 < bridge> Where is ban DB located physically for local servers? 18:19 < bridge> I doesn't found anything in ddnet-server.sqlite related to bans 18:19 < bridge> 18:19 < bridge> :NekoDrink: 18:19 < bridge> honestly it's better they ask me than trying to figure a mind-block out 18:19 < bridge> not rly 18:19 < bridge> they wont learn and wont be better 18:20 < bridge> try to not give the answer straight out 18:20 < bridge> tell them a hint 18:20 < bridge> the guy said he don't know typescript and explictly said he does not want to learn 18:20 < bridge> помогите 18:20 < bridge> then why tf u hired someone who says this 18:20 < bridge> fire him 18:20 < bridge> у меня что то не так с текстурами 18:20 < bridge> but we are short staffed so he has to write typescript alongwith C# 18:20 < bridge> cuz we hired C# devs 18:20 < bridge> also he cheap 18:20 < bridge> that's the main reason 18:21 < bridge> our HR usually hire the cheapest option 18:21 < bridge> 18:21 < bridge> also i'm leaving 18:21 < bridge> I told them not to hire any of the guys i've interviewed. but they just randomly picked one instead of looking for more 18:21 < bridge> so i don't care 18:22 < bridge> IDEs can be helpful in navigating code 18:22 < bridge> try rustrover for rust, e.g. 18:23 < bridge> also, IDEs for C#/java are really good 18:23 < bridge> I mostly code my rust in vim, but for navigating large rust codebases, rustrover is quite nice 18:23 < bridge> C# on vscode is really bad three years ago iirc 18:23 < bridge> C# on vscode was really bad three years ago iirc 18:24 < bridge> i had to google rustrover then i feel like i should've guessed 18:25 < bridge> why are jetbrains java and rust IDEs free 18:25 < bridge> rust only for noncommercial use 18:26 < bridge> oh 18:26 < bridge> still rider is not free for noncommercial either 18:26 < bridge> :justatest: 18:26 < bridge> it is kinda funny that rider is not a C# IDE anymore 18:27 < bridge> DataGrip is also not free :( 18:28 < bridge> Cool being student with all products for free :greenthing: 18:28 < bridge> like they had webstrom for typescript. then rider added typescript too, then C++ for unreal, then gdscript for godot. 18:28 < bridge> imagine being a student forever 18:29 < bridge> You could flex with like 5 phds then 18:42 < bridge> fzf.vim 🙂 18:43 < bridge> + nvim-lspfuzzy 18:45 < bridge> that doesn't look rust-specific. what I need is to find out where `datastructure.len()` is defined. string search doesn't really help me with that 18:46 < bridge> I usually use `rg` for string search, but that's where it falls short. identifiers that aren't unique 18:46 < bridge> in that case you just want regular lsp integration 18:46 < bridge> yup 21:04 < bridge> may i ask what's this types and why do they even exist? 21:04 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1270095165960491028/image.png?ex=66b273cc&is=66b1224c&hm=92112349f7b577bdf130cb00e83ed011011c80c46a98d8ea19ba63d61be90e93& 21:04 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1270095166266544190/image.png?ex=66b273cc&is=66b1224c&hm=9354facd5142f0bbe02b0fdd8772581ea55e086a4f586abacd18101b6d57a08b& 21:05 < bridge> scoreworker.cpp 21:06 < bridge> wdym? 21:07 < bridge> i'm tryin to undersnad what is it for :Deadge: 21:07 < bridge> i'm trying to undersnad what is it for :Deadge: 21:07 < bridge> i'm trying to understand what is it for :Deadge: 21:11 < bridge> Looks like our teamrank query 21:12 < bridge> but how is it supposed to display? 21:12 < bridge> sql reqest? 21:15 < bridge> Huh 21:17 < bridge> it's fetching the top 5 it seems from the database and displays it, what's your question exactly :P 21:17 < bridge> it's fetching the top 5 from the database and displays it, what's your question exactly :P 21:18 < bridge> ye, thank for the answerr 21:19 < bridge> ye, thank for the answer 22:39 < bridge> i wish my brain would give me that kind of notification someday 22:40 < bridge> getting a "new quest available" popup on the left side of your vision 22:41 < bridge> "new achievement unlocked" with the xbox sound effect on the top right 22:41 < bridge> PSHUFB 22:41 < bridge> Instruction of the day 22:42 < bridge> that will be an achievement in steam one day 22:43 < bridge> if you follow the town hall thread about achievements 22:47 < bridge> *Dummy unlocked* 22:47 < bridge> xd 22:48 < bridge> :pepe_holy: 23:30 < bridge> Lol 23:30 < bridge> I just learned about `B` 23:31 < bridge> predecessor of C 23:31 < bridge> Arrays used to store another word for the pointer location of the array 23:34 < bridge> (A)ssembly -> (B)CPL -> (B) -> (C) -> (C++).. where D 23:35 < bridge> Yea, BCPL 23:35 < bridge> don't ask about the D 23:35 < bridge> illegal 23:35 < bridge>