06:53 < bridge> How can I open a tas file? 07:02 < bridge> [pxcollagecollective](https://cdn.discordapp.com/emojis/849746785290158140.webp?size=48&name=pxcollagecollective) 07:06 < bridge> send it to me 07:06 < bridge> I open it for you :) 08:36 < ws-client> aoc is op in utc+8 08:37 < ws-client> https://adventofcode.com/2024/leaderboard/private/view/677828 08:37 < bridge> chillerdragon: good morning 08:38 < ws-client> its almost 4 fred 08:38 < bridge> i just woke up 08:38 < bridge> it’s morning for me 08:38 < bridge> 12:38 08:38 < ws-client> wtf 08:38 < bridge> :brownbear: 08:38 < ws-client> @tsfreddie fix your sleep 08:38 < bridge> :justatest: 08:39 < bridge> hoping he just moved back to canada 08:39 < bridge> :pepeW: making pr for ddnet exhausted me 08:39 < bridge> ✅ 08:39 < bridge> now im hungry 08:40 < bridge> ill get cookin, later guys 08:48 < bridge> pce 09:05 < bridge> ChillerDragon 09:05 < bridge> Where is the Player Search API located in Teedata? 10:25 < ws-client> @woidless https://teedata.net/docs 10:26 < ws-client> https://teedata.net/api/user/read?name=ChillerDragon 10:27 < bridge> @robyt3 im not sure how to make the text the same size 10:27 < bridge> i removed the mapping thingy for the preview and its not the same 10:28 < ws-client> brand new ddnet protocol support just dropped on my website https://twnet.zillyhuhn.com/?v=6&d=00+06+02+42+0d+05+28+43+68+69+6c+6c+65+72+44+72+61+67+6f+6e+00+7c+2a+4b+6f+47+2a+7c+00+80+01+67+72+65+65+6e+73+77+61+72+64+00+00+87+c5+8d+0e+8e+ab+9e+02+40+0c+06+23+63+72+61+73+68+6d+65+70+6c+78+00+3d+e3+94+8d 10:28 < bridge> i want to remove yourself from spectator menu 10:28 < bridge> no :D 10:30 < bridge> it feels confusing when new player accidentally do that and pause/unpause don't give enough visual changes to indicate what is happening. 10:30 < bridge> SpectateCloest already filters out yourself, not sure why it is not enforced everywhere else 10:50 < bridge> Discussion of cheats including bots and TAS is not allowed 10:51 < bridge> You probably need to the `MapScreenToInterface` as ingame 10:51 < bridge> ? 10:51 < bridge> You probably need the same `MapScreenToInterface` as ingame 10:52 < bridge> ``` 10:52 < bridge> // create nameplates at standard zoom 10:52 < bridge> This.Graphics()->GetScreen(&ScreenX0, &ScreenY0, &ScreenX1, &ScreenY1); 10:52 < bridge> This.RenderTools()->MapScreenToInterface(This.m_pClient->m_Camera.m_Center.x, This.m_pClient->m_Camera.m_Center.y); 10:52 < bridge> ``` 10:53 < bridge> hmmm, looks like `CNamePlates::OnRender` just uses the screen size from the previous component 10:53 < bridge> maybe try to print the screen size there and also use it for the preview? I guess that would break the positioning though :/ 10:56 < bridge> Yeah it's the commit i posted, i guess we could restore old behavior by making sure NaNs are not created in a different way. 10:56 < bridge> 10:56 < bridge> But it's kinda annoying to test it for a huge range of skins by just changing the code randomly, so either the dev has to understand it or we need some test setup 😄 10:57 < bridge> nice 10:59 < bridge> lol, looks interesting 11:05 < bridge> Welcome back baby ❤️ 11:06 < bridge> Yeah I am directly super sick, almost didn't sleep today. 11:06 < bridge> 11:06 < bridge> Perfect come back 11:06 < bridge> :monkaStop: 11:08 < bridge> at least we are among adults here now 11:10 < bridge> :pepeW: poor juppy, what happened 11:11 < bridge> I dunno, I can't control when I get sick xd 11:12 < bridge> > what is the 3 people icon? 11:12 < bridge> That is simply an "explore communities" 11:12 < bridge> I think kaffine once showed how he imagined communities, and I think an overview could be quite ok, similar to discord discovery thing 11:13 < bridge> The settings are on the left mostly, bcs the navigation for the settings are on the left now too 11:26 < bridge> are you sure it only happens for specific skins? 11:27 < bridge> not sure, no. do you assume it's all skins? 11:30 < bridge> i think it does even for darker ones 11:30 < bridge> its just less noticable 11:30 < bridge> probably all skins where the calculation created NaNs or smth like that 11:36 < bridge> skin code cursed for real 11:36 < bridge> I honestly also don't understand the idea behind that code 11:37 < bridge> it's also only applied to the body, which is weird too xd 11:37 < bridge> do we really need it to be that weird? 11:38 < bridge> i thought its maybe something for teamcolors but nah 11:38 < bridge> it's some form of grayscaling 11:40 < bridge> e.g. the question is: would it be bad to completely remove that code 11:40 < bridge> sodium nitride 11:40 < bridge> and only use the gray scaled version 11:42 < bridge> how is the bicycle game doin 11:42 < bridge> :cammo: 11:43 < bridge> can't tune a control that i like 11:47 < bridge> well there are skins like whis where it would be even better probably 11:47 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1312731918294581268/screenshot_2024-12-01_11-46-39.png?ex=674d905e&is=674c3ede&hm=43c2c559bc32681da0a69d748df05ff9dab5490aa4107645f337b871aa0e0f25& 11:48 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1312731918696976404/screenshot_2024-12-01_11-46-42.png?ex=674d905e&is=674c3ede&hm=12302b384233d8ef3533706c2d04418fa73109cb547a61e306cca6130475582c& 11:48 < bridge> could achieve more vibrant custom colors 12:03 < bridge> I almost did first part of today's AOC in my language but I cant call `qsort`, it segfaults :feelsbadman: 12:07 < bridge> :( 12:07 < bridge> WAIT I ALMOST FORGOT AOC 12:07 < bridge> AAAAAAAA 12:08 < bridge> Where have you been? 12:10 < bridge> Just afk few days 12:10 < bridge> And what about you? 12:11 < bridge> @jupeyy_keks do you know if anyone has decided to implement account into ddnet yet? 12:11 < bridge> can i just add the auth part in client without touching server first. 👀 12:11 < bridge> @soulyvevo not perfect yet, but I'd like to have a test setup like this 12:11 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1312737930661593160/image.png?ex=674d95f8&is=674c4478&hm=f999bc96e564b7881ece7a8f52fb106b6f1a304c78db2c2d4083603fd3723f99& 12:12 < bridge> this is art #showroom 12:12 < bridge> The account system itself is kinda finished: 12:12 < bridge> https://github.com/ddnet/ddnet-accounts 12:12 < bridge> 12:12 < bridge> We need secure connection and we still need the client side impl in cpp version 12:13 < bridge> You can actually already test it in dd-pg 12:13 < bridge> let me yoink that and post it in the town hall thingie 12:13 < bridge> jupstar 12:13 < bridge> hi 12:13 < bridge> :greenthing: so can i implement it cpp in ddnet 12:13 < bridge> SAME 12:13 < bridge> I need to come up with a good gimmick to use this year 12:14 < bridge> It's actually not even news 😄 12:14 < bridge> i think i can even do the first question in nixlang 12:14 < bridge> Hi eve, i totally missed you 12:14 < bridge> I could try for artistic Haskell solutions but I feel like I could pick something more original 12:15 < bridge> Try to learn one of the APL-like languages maybe? 12:15 < bridge> I was here. Real afk in the real world? Or just inactive in \#developer 12:15 < bridge> Haskell might as well be an average commonly used language when compared to those 12:16 < bridge> Did you do something exciting? 12:16 < bridge> I have no real life 12:16 < bridge> So how do you afk then 12:16 < bridge> I spent few hours per day getting stuff in dd-pg done, and the rest I was doing random things 12:16 < bridge> afk from discord xd 12:17 < bridge> Oh nice the ddpg grind 12:17 < bridge> Good progress? 12:17 < bridge> Let's say it like this: 12:17 < bridge> I am surprised how fast a month passes 12:17 < bridge> Would have liked to have more progress tbh 12:18 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1312739510072774686/image.png?ex=674d9770&is=674c45f0&hm=9bac1ad85c84ae1987f9690a8fd3afd2ac7aca0ec8cac35447f26a6ca18da567& 12:18 < bridge> Few hours ddpg and random things sounds like you have lots of free time 12:19 < bridge> Well sadly I cannot go to the beach every day like you :c 12:19 < bridge> Speaking of skin colouring, there could be value to having an option to not grayscale skins but hue shift them instead 12:19 < bridge> Beach was really nice today! 12:20 < bridge> This is the current default, now I build one with greyscale only 12:21 < bridge> there are many cases where that would look better, since a bit of colour variation would look more natural than the monochromatic result you get with grayscaling and multiplying 12:22 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1312740673522499595/image.png?ex=674d9886&is=674c4706&hm=108a37628534fdaccf94b2150e2857b8f9a07e2b4fa6a214cc66bea14be20623& 12:22 < bridge> sadly i forgot to sort the skins 12:23 < bridge> but still looks pretty different 12:23 < bridge> oh wait 12:23 < bridge> they are sorted 12:23 < bridge> nice 12:23 < bridge> sort by average luminosity for a fun gradient 12:23 < bridge> ```ocaml 12:23 < bridge> let input = open_in "inputs/day1_p1.txt" in 12:23 < bridge> try 12:23 < bridge> let lines = In_channel.input_lines input in 12:23 < bridge> let parse_line x = 12:23 < bridge> List.map int_of_string 12:23 < bridge> @@ List.filter (fun x -> x <> "") 12:23 < bridge> @@ String.split_on_char ' ' @@ String.trim x 12:23 < bridge> in 12:23 < bridge> let values = List.map parse_line lines in 12:24 < bridge> let lhs, rhs = 12:24 < bridge> List.split 12:24 < bridge> @@ List.filter_map 12:24 < bridge> (fun value -> 12:24 < bridge> match value with [x; y] -> Option.Some (x, y) | _ -> Option.None ) 12:24 < bridge> values 12:24 < bridge> in 12:24 < bridge> let lhs = List.fast_sort Int.compare lhs in 12:24 < bridge> let rhs = List.fast_sort Int.compare rhs in 12:24 < bridge> let result = 12:24 < bridge> List.map (fun (x, y) -> Int.abs (y - x)) @@ List.combine lhs rhs 12:24 < bridge> in 12:24 < bridge> let result = List.fold_left ( + ) 0 result in 12:24 < bridge> let () = print_int result in 12:24 < bridge> let () = print_newline () in 12:24 < bridge> close_in input 12:24 < bridge> with e -> close_in_noerr input ; raise e 12:24 < bridge> ``` 12:24 < bridge> part 1 12:24 < bridge> learning ocaml which is also kinda my first functional lang so im going slow af 12:24 < bridge> @soulyvevo so i guess the idea behind the code is that the body isn't so dark. 12:24 < bridge> 12:24 < bridge> Bcs as you can see greyscale only is quite dark xd 12:25 < bridge> greyscale and then a normalization based on the brightest pixel would give you the best customization 12:25 < bridge> i guess the code kinda does that, i just don't understand it xd 12:25 < bridge> but it finds sequences where the values are > 128 12:25 < bridge> of 255 12:25 < bridge> i'm cooking something in nixlang rn, it's not as easy as i thought it would be, who would've guessed :kek: 12:26 < bridge> so it tries to find light colors ig 12:26 < bridge> it kinda looks like a list of pokemon lmao 12:27 < bridge> :monkaStop: 12:27 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1312741871956660244/image.png?ex=674d99a3&is=674c4823&hm=fb1bac5ce9829b84141174368d7cbb3980eeb7d27377449fbf6c22510535c06c& 12:27 < bridge> @ryozuki: what was the ddnet aoc invite code again? Is melon in there? 12:27 < bridge> special group ??? no i'm not! 12:28 < bridge> Others can join it using the code 677828-82ec4df2. Up to 200 users can join, including yourself. 12:28 < bridge> https://adventofcode.com/2024/leaderboard/private/view/677828 12:29 < bridge> @blaiszephyr i guess its cuz i dont know functional programming good yet, but it feels like my productivity is 1% xd 12:29 < bridge> does that result in some skins having sharp pixels? 12:29 < bridge> me coding in nix is having 3 wiki tabs open rn, i feel you @ryozuki :kek: 12:29 < ws-client> who is dragere 12:29 < bridge> like in that aoe skin when you enable colors 12:29 < bridge> lol i had 15 tabs open with ocaml docs 12:29 < bridge> :kekw: 12:29 < bridge> one thing i already dislike is it has bad tooling ngl 12:29 < bridge> im just so used to god like tooling of rust 12:30 < bridge> u can make a bad lang but if u have good tooling its good 12:30 < bridge> imho xd 12:31 < bridge> @milkeeycat hear that? add good tooling or your lang is shit! /jk 12:31 < bridge> I will :santatrollet: 12:32 < bridge> for example "dune fmt" wont work unless you dune build first, and it wont work if u havent made a .ocamlformat file first, and the dune init proj X doesnt make a .ocamlformat file 12:32 < bridge> its all bad decisions 12:32 < bridge> bad ux 12:32 < bridge> oh and the lsp doesnt work unless you dune build first on new files 12:33 < bridge> :kek: oh god 12:33 < bridge> and ofc dune config files are S expressions 12:33 < bridge> why not toml 12:33 < bridge> "builtins.genList" expected a string... wait what 12:33 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1312743308656644106/image.png?ex=674d9afa&is=674c497a&hm=8597e1e762afa047264273962436b66812027af6964ab5db9403ca483212610d& 12:33 < bridge> ``` 12:33 < bridge> (lang dune 3.16) 12:33 < bridge> 12:33 < bridge> (name aoc2024) 12:33 < bridge> 12:33 < bridge> (generate_opam_files true) 12:33 < bridge> 12:33 < bridge> (source 12:33 < bridge> (github edg-l/aoc2024-ocaml)) 12:33 < bridge> 12:33 < bridge> (authors "Edgar Luque") 12:33 < bridge> 12:33 < bridge> (maintainers "Edgar Luque") 12:33 < bridge> 12:33 < bridge> (license LICENSE) 12:33 < bridge> 12:34 < bridge> (documentation https://url/to/documentation) 12:34 < bridge> 12:34 < bridge> (package 12:34 < bridge> (name aoc2024) 12:34 < bridge> (synopsis "A short synopsis") 12:34 < bridge> (description "A longer description") 12:34 < bridge> (depends ocaml dune) 12:34 < bridge> (tags 12:34 < bridge> (topics "to describe" your project))) 12:34 < bridge> 12:34 < bridge> ; See the complete stanza docs at https://dune.readthedocs.io/en/stable/reference/dune-project/index.html 12:34 < bridge> ``` 12:34 < bridge> xD 12:34 < bridge> EW 12:34 < bridge> also deps kind of work like python 12:34 < bridge> so u have to make local envs 12:37 < bridge> i dunno. 12:37 < bridge> 12:37 < bridge> But to restore old behavior i think we have to do 2 things. 12:37 < bridge> 12:37 < bridge> NaN gets 0 12:37 < bridge> Inf gets 255 12:37 < bridge> 12:37 < bridge> I think the code is broken bcs we have the Inf part wrong 12:37 < bridge> Just cursed af that code 12:50 < bridge> @ryozuki is a number of a million a little to much as an answer? :kek: 12:52 < bridge> I'd go something simple along the lines of 12:52 < bridge> ``` 12:52 < bridge> skin_lumas = float[len(skin_pixels)] 12:52 < bridge> for idx, pixel in skin_pixels { 12:52 < bridge> // magic numbers from Wikipedia 12:52 < bridge> skin_lumas[idx] = pixel.r * 0.2126 + pixel.g * 0.7152 + pixel.b * 0.0722 12:52 < bridge> } 12:52 < bridge> 12:52 < bridge> brightest = 0.0f 12:53 < bridge> for _, luma in skin_lumas { 12:53 < bridge> if luma > brightest { 12:53 < bridge> brightest = luma 12:53 < bridge> } 12:53 < bridge> } 12:53 < bridge> brightest /= 255 12:53 < bridge> 12:53 < bridge> bw_skin_pixels = Pixel[len(skin_pixels)] 12:53 < bridge> for idx, pixel in bw_skin_pixels { 12:53 < bridge> value = int(skin_lumas[idx] / brightest) 12:53 < bridge> pixel.r = value 12:53 < bridge> pixel.g = value 12:53 < bridge> pixel.b = value 12:53 < bridge> } 12:53 < bridge> ``` 12:53 < bridge> `/ brightest` 12:53 < bridge> 12:53 < bridge> What is brightest is 0? 12:54 < bridge> Ugh 12:54 < bridge> I guess there is the possibility of a completely black skin 12:55 < bridge> I'd go something simple along the lines of 12:55 < bridge> ``` 12:55 < bridge> skin_lumas = float[len(skin_pixels)] 12:55 < bridge> for idx, pixel in skin_pixels { 12:55 < bridge> // magic numbers from Wikipedia 12:55 < bridge> skin_lumas[idx] = pixel.r * 0.2126 + pixel.g * 0.7152 + pixel.b * 0.0722 12:55 < bridge> } 12:55 < bridge> 12:55 < bridge> brightest = 0.0f 12:55 < bridge> for _, luma in skin_lumas { 12:55 < bridge> if luma > brightest { 12:55 < bridge> brightest = luma 12:55 < bridge> } 12:55 < bridge> } 12:55 < bridge> 12:55 < bridge> brightest /= 255 12:55 < bridge> if brightest == 0 { 12:55 < bridge> brightest = 1 12:55 < bridge> } 12:55 < bridge> 12:55 < bridge> bw_skin_pixels = Pixel[len(skin_pixels)] 12:55 < bridge> for idx, pixel in bw_skin_pixels { 12:55 < bridge> value = int(skin_lumas[idx] / brightest) 12:55 < bridge> pixel.r = value 12:55 < bridge> pixel.g = value 12:55 < bridge> pixel.b = value 12:55 < bridge> } 12:55 < bridge> ``` 12:55 < bridge> ok now it won't break 12:56 < bridge> ```ocaml 12:56 < bridge> let input = open_in "inputs/day1.txt" in 12:56 < bridge> try 12:56 < bridge> let lines = In_channel.input_lines input in 12:56 < bridge> let parse_line x = 12:56 < bridge> List.map int_of_string 12:56 < bridge> @@ List.filter (fun x -> x <> "") 12:56 < bridge> @@ String.split_on_char ' ' @@ String.trim x 12:56 < bridge> in 12:56 < bridge> let values = List.map parse_line lines in 12:56 < bridge> let lhs, rhs = 12:56 < bridge> List.split 12:56 < bridge> @@ List.filter_map 12:56 < bridge> (fun value -> 12:56 < bridge> match value with [x; y] -> Option.Some (x, y) | _ -> Option.None ) 12:56 < bridge> values 12:56 < bridge> in 12:56 < bridge> let countn x = 12:56 < bridge> List.fold_left (fun acc a -> if a = x then acc + 1 else acc) 0 12:56 < bridge> in 12:56 < bridge> let result = List.map (fun x -> x * countn x rhs) lhs in 12:56 < bridge> let result = List.fold_left ( + ) 0 result in 12:56 < bridge> let () = print_int result in 12:56 < bridge> let () = print_newline () in 12:56 < bridge> close_in input 12:56 < bridge> with e -> close_in_noerr input ; raise e 12:56 < bridge> 12:56 < bridge> ``` 12:56 < bridge> part 2 12:57 < bridge> lmao those let in statements 12:57 < bridge> they are somewhat familiar 12:57 < bridge> ```nix 12:57 < bridge> { 12:57 < bridge> pkgs ? import { }, 12:57 < bridge> }: 12:57 < bridge> let 12:57 < bridge> parseNumberPair = 12:57 < bridge> line: 12:57 < bridge> let 12:57 < bridge> parts = builtins.filter (s: s != "") (builtins.split "[ \t]+" line); 12:57 < bridge> 12:57 < bridge> nums = 12:57 < bridge> if builtins.length parts == 2 then 12:57 < bridge> let 12:57 < bridge> first = builtins.parseInt (builtins.elemAt parts 0); 12:57 < bridge> second = builtins.parseInt (builtins.elemAt parts 1); 12:57 < bridge> in 12:57 < bridge> if builtins.isInt first && builtins.isInt second then 12:57 < bridge> [ 12:57 < bridge> first 12:58 < bridge> second 12:58 < bridge> ] 12:58 < bridge> else 12:58 < bridge> null 12:58 < bridge> else 12:58 < bridge> null; 12:58 < bridge> in 12:58 < bridge> nums; 12:58 < bridge> 12:58 < bridge> readNumberPairs = 12:58 < bridge> filePath: 12:58 < bridge> let 12:58 < bridge> let is used for all in ocaml 12:58 < bridge> for functions and vars 12:58 < bridge> look at my beautiful nix code which doesnt work 12:58 < bridge> ```ocaml 12:58 < bridge> let countn x = 12:58 < bridge> List.fold_left (fun acc a -> if a = x then acc + 1 else acc) 0 12:58 < bridge> ``` 12:58 < bridge> I'd go something simple along the lines of 12:58 < bridge> ```go 12:58 < bridge> skin_lumas = float[len(skin_pixels)] 12:58 < bridge> for idx, pixel in skin_pixels { 12:58 < bridge> // magic numbers from Wikipedia 12:58 < bridge> skin_lumas[idx] = pixel.r * 0.2126 + pixel.g * 0.7152 + pixel.b * 0.0722 12:58 < bridge> } 12:58 < bridge> 12:58 < bridge> brightest = 0.0f 12:58 < bridge> for _, luma in skin_lumas { 12:58 < bridge> if luma > brightest { 12:59 < bridge> brightest = luma 12:59 < bridge> } 12:59 < bridge> } 12:59 < bridge> 12:59 < bridge> brightest /= 255 12:59 < bridge> this is a function with a parameter x 12:59 < bridge> it returns another function though 12:59 < bridge> that accepts a parameter that is a list 12:59 < bridge> xd 12:59 < bridge> functional ftw 12:59 < bridge> :kek: 12:59 < bridge> let mul x y = x * y 12:59 < bridge> u can make 12:59 < bridge> let mul2 = mul 2 12:59 < bridge> and call mul2 12:59 < bridge>