00:04 < bridge> iH lla.. woh era uoy gniod sved؟ 01:01 < bridge> good, you? 01:15 < bridge> <_voxeldoesart> making the hurt sounds right now 01:15 < bridge> <_voxeldoesart> should they have the impact or is it better without it? 01:15 < bridge> <_voxeldoesart> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1314022243877257316/ddnet_robot_hurt_sound_comparison.mp3?ex=67524214&is=6750f094&hm=604917c2bbd27d70780a19be308914fa7924cf2d4b0dc911ee5167ac3707b778& 01:15 < bridge> <_voxeldoesart> (ngl i wish there was a dd-pg server) 02:10 < bridge> cant u host it yourself 02:19 < bridge> <_voxeldoesart> i hate managing and moderating discord servers 02:19 < bridge> oh u mean discord server 02:20 < bridge> <_voxeldoesart> yea 03:01 < bridge> That was not your console change. My underscores were cut off before already. 03:02 < bridge> Yea finding authors is hard 03:03 < bridge> Nice to hear it helped 03:05 < bridge> Yea it felt wrong to abandon the strongest pc I ever owned for a year instantly after buying it. I’m back at it end of December 03:05 < bridge> Yes next time you can come and pick it up at my house 03:43 < bridge> Pls 05:50 < bridge> <_voxeldoesart> this is fucking awesome 05:50 < bridge> <_voxeldoesart> i can see myself making a ton of shit for this 05:50 < bridge> <_voxeldoesart> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1314091591874510858/2024-12-04_23-48-32.mp4?ex=675282aa&is=6751312a&hm=551ad20cd95a40d819605271f40fc66481733ecc63a7b0d020d6eb4228e13b15& 06:08 < bridge> hacker man 07:46 < bridge> Dammit, I am busy 07:48 < bridge> Ain't got any time to do a side project, let alone DDNet translation update 07:49 < bridge> Ain't got any time to do my side project, let alone update the translation 08:28 < bridge> It's okay egyt no rush :owoWeary: 08:53 < bridge> hory shiet 08:54 < bridge> took me almost 3 hours for *part one* of today's AoC 08:54 < bridge> Why am I torturing myself so? 08:54 < bridge> I guess I know a number of new tricks now 08:54 < bridge> it's only day 5.. 08:55 < bridge> are they that hard already? 08:55 < bridge> Haven't followed I wanna do other stuff instead 08:55 < bridge> Idk I don't really want to spend my time on them but I find it interesting 08:56 < bridge> same 08:57 < bridge> no I'm just doing it with wacky restrictions 08:57 < bridge> oh ok 08:57 < bridge> he's doing only mov 08:57 < bridge> nah 08:57 < bridge> xd 08:58 < bridge> It's fun to click the github profiles of the top ranked people 08:58 < bridge> that meme is actually surprisngly accurate lol 08:59 < bridge> How do you get ranked? 08:59 < bridge> Can you get ranked based on performance? 08:59 < bridge> based on how fast you submit after the question becomes public 08:59 < bridge> /execution time? 08:59 < bridge> 08:59 < bridge> you speedrun the solution 08:59 < bridge> meh then it's not that cool 08:59 < bridge> otherwise you can cheat 09:00 < bridge> this is the only way to avoid cheating 09:00 < bridge> wdym? 09:00 < bridge> all other metrics can be cheated 09:00 < bridge> Like, here's my code for today 09:00 < bridge> You probably won't get much from it at a glance so it's not a big spoiler 09:00 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1314139243127509033/SPOILER_5.hs?ex=6752af0b&is=67515d8b&hm=57eedb87105db9987986a554f3eac84a7edd3ca70aff84f7183931b5e2034a73& 09:00 < bridge> execution time? 09:00 < bridge> absolute gobbledygook 09:00 < bridge> you could copy someone else 09:00 < bridge> I literally went `fmap uncurry` 09:00 < bridge> Can't you also copy the first solution that gets submitted? 09:00 < bridge> they are private 09:00 < bridge> I mean you get second place then 09:01 < bridge> So how are you gonna copy them ? 09:01 < bridge> The first place would have to share the code with you 09:01 < bridge> once the fastest solution is known everyone just copies each other 09:01 < bridge> How 09:01 < bridge> How do they copy 09:01 < bridge> wdym how 09:01 < bridge> you join a discord with your 40 developer friends and micro optimize you C solution until it's fast and all of you get 1st place 09:01 < bridge> you join a discord with your 40 developer friends and micro optimize your C solution until it's fast and all of you get 1st place 09:02 < bridge> yea dur 09:02 < bridge> yea sure 09:02 < bridge> or someone posts it online 09:02 < bridge> That would deserve r1 09:02 < bridge> but everyone has the same speed 09:02 < bridge> hmm okay.... 09:02 < bridge> Annoying 09:02 < bridge> Well, there's fastest and there's *fastest* 09:02 < bridge> the real fastest times would be some ring of wizards in their tower, hand rolling assembly based on their best guess of the target system's processor 09:03 < bridge> Would be fun 09:03 < bridge> anyway people started cheating this year already with AI, someone solved the first day in 9 seconds 09:03 < bridge> and of course to rank execution time you'd have to execute everyone's solutions, which would be *expensive* 09:03 < bridge> XD 09:03 < bridge> the later questions are probably too hard 09:03 < bridge> it might already be too hard 09:03 < bridge> for full chatgpt automation 09:03 < bridge> I don't think it's too hard for AI as it is 09:03 < bridge> without help tho? 09:03 < bridge> Don't you have to do that anyway to find out if the solution is correct? x 09:03 < bridge> maybe for full 100% automation but def not too hard for partial automation 09:04 < bridge> to do it in 9 seconds you can't even read the prompt 09:04 < bridge> everything has to be automated 09:04 < bridge> The first one was only few loc 09:04 < bridge> You only send the solution calculated by your program 09:04 < bridge> The complete question was at the bottom 09:04 < bridge> ? 09:04 < bridge> Reading it takes like 5 seconds. Doing the task maybe 30-60s 09:05 < bridge> I only looked at day 1 tho 09:05 < bridge> ai can read in 0 seconds and do the task in 4 seconds, then you spam the submit button for 5 seconds xd 09:05 < bridge> xddd 09:05 < bridge> Well I guess so 09:05 < bridge> It has to be automated as a browser plugin I guess? 09:05 < bridge> anyway I don't really care about how they measure who is winning 09:05 < bridge> and I guess the crazy people also have automation for retrieving the input and submitting the output 09:06 < bridge> just copy the html 09:06 < bridge> well 09:06 < bridge> yeah I guess it's hard 09:06 < bridge> 9 seconds is pretty impressive 09:07 < bridge> the input is just plain text retrieved from a separate endpoint, so that's easy, it's just the auth tokens that you need to deal with 09:11 < bridge> the top leaderboard positions are always one of these people: 09:11 < bridge> - I have 3 degrees at prestigious university 09:11 < bridge> - Software engineer at FAANG company 09:11 < bridge> - My passion is doing AoC, and sometimes other programming 09:11 < bridge> - open source person with a ton of random projects 09:11 < bridge> - empty profile 09:12 < bridge> also ai developer 09:14 < bridge> ai developer 09:14 < bridge> pick up a keyboard bro... 09:16 < bridge> I mean people who do machine learning code 09:16 < bridge> like actually making the ai 09:16 < bridge> ohh 09:16 < bridge> "ai researcher" 09:16 < bridge> i thought some nub just using ai for everything 09:16 < bridge> idk 09:16 < bridge> those probably also exist 09:16 < bridge> yea 09:16 < bridge> cringe ngl 09:25 < bridge> I was thinking about basically the same thing as an llm but instead of predicting the next word it will predict the next input of a player 09:25 < bridge> based on demos I guess 09:25 < bridge> I think it might result in a relatively okayish AI 09:25 < bridge> yeah but the inputs don't allow you to see the map 09:26 < bridge> Additional info works 09:26 < bridge> hmm 09:26 < bridge> idk of a transformer is the best for that 09:26 < bridge> idk if a transformer is the best for that 09:27 < bridge> It might just work but I am not quite sure 09:27 < bridge> teeworlds is not really a language, knowing the previous inputs doesn't affect what your future inputs will be. Only your current position, velocity and other gamestate matters. 09:28 < bridge> it's not like english where taking 2 paths to reach the word "Hello" is completely different. If you reach the same gamestate with 2 ways in teeworlds they are equivilent. 09:30 < bridge> Hi! I have a request to add a check mark on the finished maps in KoG, when I suggested it in the channel of KoG itself, I was told that this was a client-side change, and they are not doing this, I would really like to see this convenient feature in the game, thx 09:30 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1314146817767641109/image.png?ex=6752b619&is=67516499&hm=eaed2ebd0b035b4796d13036547cad961507f30755f83f7086dd0dd676c3b8d9& 09:31 < bridge> I hope now I've written where I need to 09:32 < bridge> KoG doesn't have any api available to retrieve your finishes so it's not possible until they add one 09:32 < bridge> currently that status is pulled from ddnet.tw afaik. Kog would need to set up an API point so that the client can get the finishes from it. Of course adding custom endpoints in the client would need to come first 09:32 < bridge> currently that status is pulled from ddnet.org afaik. Kog would need to set up an API point so that the client can get the finishes from it. Of course adding custom endpoints in the client would need to come first 09:33 < bridge> Thanks for the information, I'll pass it on 09:38 < bridge> oh I am SO glad the ordering info in the input is complete 09:38 < bridge> so you can just pass it to `sortBy` 09:39 < bridge> @inv41idu53rn4m3 I wanna check out your gh profile 09:39 < bridge> Who are u 09:39 < bridge> my gh is empty and depressing 09:40 < bridge> I need portfolio-worthy stuff 09:40 < bridge> :( 09:41 < bridge> I just put all my garbage there 09:41 < bridge> This is a travesty 09:41 < bridge> `main` is a single line 279 characters long 09:41 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1314149647404765204/SPOILER_5x.hs?ex=6752b8bb&is=6751673b&hm=ff6874199d0cd745ca93dbc95ae48cf58d9c061fde5ae0ea2bea44cc07d3a21c& 09:41 < bridge> I like how you put the spoiler, incase someone might learn the solution from this code 09:42 < bridge> Yeah idk why I'm doing that atp 09:42 < bridge> lol 09:42 < bridge> it's funny 09:42 < bridge> I'm in actual pain and my brain is constantly telling me that there MUST be a cleaner way to do this 09:42 < bridge> Just in case someone accidentally downloads it and spoils the Haskell code lmao 09:42 < bridge> I bet there is not a single person currently doing ddnet dev that does Haskell actively 09:42 < bridge> I think it was take me >72 hours to understand this 09:43 < bridge> but then again while Haskell is made by functional programming nuts it's not made by people quite *that* nuts 09:43 < bridge> I think it would take me >72 hours to understand this 09:43 < bridge> I think it would take me >72 hours to understand this 09:43 < bridge> holy shit it's almost 4 hours since I started 09:44 < bridge> Figuring out `compose2` and `compose3` helped tremendously 09:45 < bridge> I unironically typed out the words `fmap curry $ traverse $ fmap uncurry $ uncurry` 09:46 < bridge> This would be SO MUCH EASIER to write in a stack based language 09:48 < bridge> Correction: https://discord.com/channels/252358080522747904/293493549758939136/1292538896932143235 09:49 < bridge> ok that seems like a bad solution 09:50 < bridge> we should just have a standard schema for the finishes and let the endpoint be defined with the community info 09:50 < bridge> DDNet doesnt want to expose the clients to untrusted servers 09:50 < bridge> It would be only for communities 09:50 < bridge> https://discord.com/channels/252358080522747904/293493549758939136/1270680599694147585 09:50 < bridge> But we are untrusted 09:50 < bridge> The communities are not part of DDNet 09:51 < bridge> then let the ddnet server act as a proxy for the kog endpoint, it will just pass the json through the ddnet. That way no IPs are leaked 09:52 < bridge> Something like that was also planned 09:52 < bridge> seems much better than PUT solution 09:52 < bridge> PUT solution is unworkable 09:53 < bridge> It will generate some traffic, yes 09:54 < bridge> idk the main issue is data consistency, if anything needs to change for some reason it gets hard 09:54 < bridge> What do you mean? 09:55 < bridge> how can kog track the state of the data that ddnet keeps on the finishes? 09:55 < bridge> We cant 09:55 < bridge> right 09:55 < bridge> They store a tuple with community, name, finish 09:56 < bridge> There were some endpoints to either bulk delete or delete everything within 09:56 < bridge> Something like that 09:56 < bridge> I think you should just make the endpoint and convince them to add support on their backend later 09:57 < bridge> You know, now that I think of it, a programming language without variables wouldn't be *that* bad 09:57 < bridge> Like, if you actually intended for the programmer to write in this style and made the tools for it I could see it being reasonably productive 09:57 < bridge> ??? But how to store temporary data? 09:58 < bridge> Check the AoC solutions I've posted in this channel, none of them contain any named variables 09:58 < bridge> but variables are used internally by the language 09:59 < bridge> you cannot code without registers 09:59 < bridge> True that, but variables help you to maintain your references 😄 09:59 < bridge> yes yes, I just mean that the language itself would enforce a point-free style 10:00 < bridge> We have an API endpoint for that already 10:00 < bridge> is it the same as the ddnet one or some custom format? 10:01 < bridge> I don't expect them to care enough to reparse your data 10:01 < bridge> Its just an array of maps you've finished 😄 10:01 < bridge> So you could add it to the info endpoint maps 10:01 < bridge> https://info.ddnet.org/info?name=Avolicious 10:02 < bridge> You see, I like composing functions very much 10:02 < bridge> yeah that seems reasonable 10:02 < bridge> Thanks! 10:02 < bridge> :3 10:09 < bridge> I wonder how much of this I'll have to do before I get to spend more time solving the problem than I do arranging my unnamed variables 10:10 < bridge> so much effort goes simply into keeping track of when I want to pass the function itself instead of the output of that function 10:12 < bridge> `flip13 = flip . (fmap flip) . flip` exists simply to swap the 1st and 3rd arguments of a function 10:12 < bridge> i like, i like 10:12 < bridge> 10:12 < bridge> how the fk did you kill your dummy like that tho xD 10:12 < bridge> I wouldn't know how to do that xDD 10:17 < bridge> The only problem I see would be map name conflicts 😄 10:17 < bridge> There are a few maps hosted on DDNet and KoG, they are the same 10:17 < bridge> so if they finish it on ddnet, they have the finish on kog too 10:17 < bridge> it should be a separate array right? 10:17 < bridge> Right now it isnt 10:17 < bridge> And the client is only aware of one array 10:18 < bridge> hmm 11:17 < bridge> pls 11:32 < bridge> just fyi asking for something with "pls" doesn't sound very respectful or like you're taking your request seriously 11:33 < bridge> Chiller is usually at beach around that time 11:46 < bridge> go prompt gpt or smth 11:57 < bridge> Oof I am too predictable 12:00 < bridge> echo say hi >> server.fifo 12:00 < bridge> @woidless here u go 12:06 < bridge> But I will specify the time when this will happen, I also want automation 12:06 < bridge> It gives out incorrectly 12:07 < bridge> chillerdragon: how do i get your lifestyle 12:07 < bridge> smh can't even proompt properly 12:07 < bridge> Then learn to code or prompt it more specifically 12:08 < bridge> You *can* talk to it in Russian too if that helps 12:08 < bridge> It will take me at least half a year to learn C++ 12:08 < bridge> This is a bash script what you want to do 12:08 < bridge> Or a python script 12:08 < bridge> I'm doing it anyway. 12:08 < bridge> ??? 12:08 < bridge> Python 12:08 < bridge> Sorry 12:09 < bridge> you can learn basic python in a day 12:10 < bridge> You don't need a degree for writing a simple script 12:10 < bridge> ```py 12:10 < bridge> #!/bin/env python3 12:10 < bridge> 12:10 < bridge> from random import random 12:10 < bridge> from time import sleep 12:10 < bridge> 12:10 < bridge> MSGCOUNTDOWN = "%ss untill randomize" 12:10 < bridge> MSGRANDOMIZE = "tunes randomized" 12:10 < bridge> DELTA = 5 # seconds between each random 12:10 < bridge> FIFOPATH = "./fifo.fifo" 12:10 < bridge> TUNES = { 12:10 < bridge> ("ground_control_speed", 4.00, 14.00), # Maximum running speed on the ground. (Higher values make the character move faster). 12:10 < bridge> ("ground_control_accel", 0.50, 4.00), # Acceleration on the ground. (Higher values make the character speed up faster). 12:10 < bridge> ("ground_friction", 0.30, 1.00), # Ground friction. (Higher values make the character stop faster). 12:10 < bridge> ("ground_jump_impulse", 8.00, 18.00), # Jump force from the ground. (Higher values make the character jump higher). 12:10 < bridge> ("air_jump_impulse", 6.00, 16.00), # Jump force in the air. (Applies to double jumps; higher values allow higher jumps). 12:10 < bridge> ("air_control_speed", 2.00, 9.00), # Maximum speed when moving in the air. (Higher values allow faster air movement). 12:11 < bridge> ("air_control_accel", 0.50, 3.00), # Acceleration in the air. (Higher values allow quicker changes in air movement). 12:11 < bridge> ("air_friction", 0.70, 1.10), # Air friction. (Higher values reduce the character's air speed more quickly). 12:11 < bridge> ("gravity", 0.30, 0.80), # Gravity strength. (Lower values make the character float longer; higher values make them fall faster). 12:11 < bridge> } 12:11 < bridge> 12:11 < bridge> def write(s): 12:11 < bridge> with open(FIFOPATH, "w") as fifo: 12:11 < bridge> fifo.write(s) 12:11 < bridge> print(s) 12:11 < bridge> 12:11 < bridge> sleep(1) 12:11 < bridge> 12:11 < bridge> while True: 12:11 < bridge> out = "broadcast %s\n" % MSGRANDOMIZE 12:11 < bridge> No. I won't. 12:12 < bridge> Yes 12:12 < bridge> Okay 12:12 < bridge> If you don't learn to do it yourself you are going to be dependent on other people for eternity 12:13 < bridge> Now I only need this script, and then I think I can implement what I want through the neural network 12:15 < bridge> ..neural network? 12:15 < bridge> 12:15 < bridge> You're currently struggling writing a while loop / using the time library in the time of AI 12:16 < bridge> 12:16 < bridge> Why are you overcomplicating this stuff so much while struggling with the basics. 12:16 < bridge> 12:16 < bridge> ```python 12:16 < bridge> while True: 12:16 < bridge> 12:16 < bridge> Function template 1 12:16 < bridge> Function template 2 12:16 < bridge> Function template 3 12:16 < bridge> sleep(time) 12:16 < bridge> ``` 12:16 < bridge> ..neural network? 12:16 < bridge> 12:16 < bridge> You're currently struggling writing a while loop / using the time library in the time of AI 12:16 < bridge> 12:16 < bridge> Why are you overcomplicating this stuff so much 12:16 < bridge> 12:16 < bridge> ```python 12:16 < bridge> while True: 12:16 < bridge> 12:16 < bridge> Function template 1 12:16 < bridge> Function template 2 12:16 < bridge> Function template 3 12:16 < bridge> sleep(time) 12:16 < bridge> ``` 12:17 < bridge> ```#!/bin/env python3 12:17 < bridge> 12:17 < bridge> from time import sleep 12:17 < bridge> 12:17 < bridge> MSGRANDOMIZE = "Подпишись на наш Telegram @goodservers! На 500 подписчиков будет крупный розыгрыш TAS. Также у нас дешевый TAS и слоунет!" 12:17 < bridge> DELTA = 3600 # интервал между сообщениями в секундах 12:17 < bridge> FIFOPATH = "./fifo.fifo" 12:17 < bridge> 12:17 < bridge> def write(s): 12:17 < bridge> with open(FIFOPATH, "w") as fifo: 12:17 < bridge> fifo.write(s) 12:17 < bridge> print(s) 12:17 < bridge> 12:17 < bridge> sleep(1) 12:17 < bridge> 12:17 < bridge> while True: 12:17 < bridge> write(f"broadcast {MSGRANDOMIZE}") 12:17 < bridge> sleep(DELTA) ``` 12:17 < bridge> Work? 12:18 < bridge> ```#!/bin/env python3 12:18 < bridge> 12:18 < bridge> from time import sleep 12:18 < bridge> 12:18 < bridge> MSGRANDOMIZE = "Подпишись на наш Telegram @goodservers! На 500 подписчиков будет крупный розыгрыш на слоунет. Также у нас дешевыйслоунет и слоунет!" 12:18 < bridge> DELTA = 3600 # интервал между сообщениями в секундах 12:18 < bridge> FIFOPATH = "./fifo.fifo" 12:18 < bridge> 12:18 < bridge> def write(s): 12:18 < bridge> with open(FIFOPATH, "w") as fifo: 12:18 < bridge> fifo.write(s) 12:18 < bridge> print(s) 12:18 < bridge> 12:18 < bridge> sleep(1) 12:18 < bridge> 12:18 < bridge> while True: 12:18 < bridge> write(f"broadcast {MSGRANDOMIZE}") 12:18 < bridge> sleep(DELTA) ``` 12:18 < bridge> ```#!/bin/env python3 12:18 < bridge> 12:18 < bridge> from time import sleep 12:18 < bridge> 12:18 < bridge> MSGRANDOMIZE = "Подпишись на наш Telegram @serv! На 500 подписчиков будет крупный розыгрыш на слоунет. Также у нас дешевыйслоунет и слоунет!" 12:18 < bridge> DELTA = 3600 # интервал между сообщениями в секундах 12:18 < bridge> FIFOPATH = "./fifo.fifo" 12:18 < bridge> 12:18 < bridge> def write(s): 12:18 < bridge> with open(FIFOPATH, "w") as fifo: 12:18 < bridge> fifo.write(s) 12:18 < bridge> print(s) 12:18 < bridge> 12:19 < bridge> sleep(1) 12:19 < bridge> 12:19 < bridge> while True: 12:19 < bridge> write(f"broadcast {MSGRANDOMIZE}") 12:19 < bridge> sleep(DELTA) ``` 12:19 < bridge> How am I supposed to know the script YOU want to use works, it looks okay ish 12:19 < bridge> That's for you to figure out! 12:19 < bridge> If I want to know whether a program I wrote works I don't go ask someone else, I just run it and see! 12:19 < bridge> Okay, just tell me what to register on the server 12:19 < bridge> sv_input_fifo? 12:21 < bridge> oh no, I have transparent cursor and top left icons 12:21 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1314189990988746752/image.png?ex=6752de4e&is=67518cce&hm=34edbeee6e009a530c9735673d93bf930ad4b59028ae77eb782ecfb3ffe16337& 12:21 < bridge> Wait Evelyn you're in windows or Linux ? 12:22 < bridge> Linux Ubuntu 12:22 < bridge> I use host 12:23 < bridge> ah good, create a fifo file and specify it with sv_input_fifo 12:23 < bridge> You then use that fifo file in here as well, same file same path 12:24 < bridge> Fifo is basically client and server communicating with each other, one sends to fifo, the other reads 12:24 < bridge> Fifo is basically client and server communicating with each other either with a file (.fifo) or a named pipe on windows, one sends to fifo, the other reads 12:25 < bridge> ? 12:26 < bridge> What to enter into the RCON 12:26 < bridge> you said it yourself already 12:27 < bridge> I registered sv_input_fifo, ran the script on the host in the build directory of the server , but the script just doesn't give out anything , there is no error and no action 12:29 < bridge> why does it always only happen to u xd 12:30 < ws-client> @tsfreddie my lifestyle is being broke, working little and spending little. Being able to allocate on hour of free time daily to go to the beach should fit in every healthy lifestyle (at least in europe :p) 12:30 < bridge> Ah ok mf, come back to Germany and say that again :peperage: 12:31 < bridge> What to do 12:31 < bridge> It should at least be printing something to the shell where you ran it 12:32 < bridge> If the issue is that nothing seems to be showing up on the server then you probably haven't made the fifo file right 12:32 < bridge> No action 12:32 < bridge> Can I do something to narrow the code where the bug can be? 12:32 < bridge> you mean that beach where the sand is concrete of the skycrapers? 12:33 < bridge> I assume you have to create the fifo file by hand then, `mknod p` 12:33 < bridge> if you can reproduce it, start renderdoc and take a snapshot 12:33 < bridge> then you can see if it's really part of the rendercall 12:33 < bridge> Well 12:33 < bridge> fifo.I created the fifo using mkfifo fifo.fifo 12:34 < bridge> I tried joining different servers, changing different settings and nothing changed xd 12:34 < bridge> huh, didn't even know `mkfifo` existed 12:34 < bridge> yeah but still renderdoc will tell us the truth 12:34 < bridge> it's a doc after all 12:35 < bridge> python3: can't open file '/root/DDNetPP/build/broadcast': [Errno 2] No such file or directory 12:35 < bridge> root@GoodServers:~/DDNetPP/build# python3 broadcast.py 12:35 < bridge> Traceback (most recent call last): 12:35 < bridge> File "/root/DDNetPP/build/broadcast.py", line 17, in 12:35 < bridge> write(f"broadcast {MSGRANDOMIZE}") 12:35 < bridge>