00:08 < bridge> and what exactly is `Arem Shin`s video style? xd 00:09 < bridge> or rather `ShReKo` 00:10 < bridge> https://forum.ddnet.org/viewtopic.php?t=2389 07:48 < bridge> Teero: did my message where I sent the link got lost in the bridge ? .\_. You don’t know shreko??? https://youtu.be/ZfzoedHlJQ0 07:57 < bridge> https://github.com/DDNetPP/DDNetPP/issues/486 07:57 < bridge> check pls 0 08:39 < bridge> Yes, I trained it for longer and there were not much progress. I'm not cosidering removing skip ticks, because it will increase training time and memory consumption. 08:39 < bridge> 08:39 < bridge> This bot can be improved to beat every person in DDNet. I'm just too lazy to continue developing it. I trained that model in video in January btw and thought that I will improve the model and publish the video, but since then I did nothing so I decided to publish at least what i've got. 08:41 < bridge> Yes, I trained it for longer and there were not much progress. I'm not cosidering removing skip ticks, because it will increase training time and memory consumption. To train that model it took me 3 days, so without skip ticks it would 9 days. 08:41 < bridge> 08:41 < bridge> This bot can be improved to beat every person in DDNet. I'm just too lazy to continue developing it. I trained that model in video in January btw and thought that I will improve the model and publish the video, but since then I did nothing so I decided to publish at least what i've got. 08:41 < bridge> Yes, I trained it for longer and there were not much progress. I'm not cosidering removing skip ticks, because it will increase training time and memory consumption. To train that model it took me 3 days, so without skip ticks it would 9 days or more. 08:41 < bridge> 08:41 < bridge> This bot can be improved to beat every person in DDNet. I'm just too lazy to continue developing it. I trained that model in video in January btw and thought that I will improve the model and publish the video, but since then I did nothing so I decided to publish at least what i've got. 08:41 < bridge> Yes, I trained it for longer and there were not much progress. I'm not cosidering removing skip ticks, because it will increase training time and memory consumption. To train that model it took me 3 days, so without skip ticks it would be 9 days or more. 08:41 < bridge> 08:41 < bridge> This bot can be improved to beat every person in DDNet. I'm just too lazy to continue developing it. I trained that model in video in January btw and thought that I will improve the model and publish the video, but since then I did nothing so I decided to publish at least what i've got. 08:42 < bridge> Yes, I trained it for longer and there were not much progress. I'm not cosidering removing skip ticks, because it will increase training time and memory consumption. To train that model it took me 3 days, so without skip ticks it would be 9 days or more. 08:42 < bridge> 08:42 < bridge> This bot can be improved to beat every person in DDNet. I'm just too lazy to continue developing it. I trained that model in January btw and thought that I will improve the model and publish the video, but since then I did nothing so I decided to publish at least what i've got. 08:45 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1393845728564215861/unknown?ex=6874a77e&is=687355fe&hm=01dd4168625ed1cae6b6b3741a7b210f5d0b599221e4607c99e8e9b958c2c75f& 08:47 < bridge> Yes, I trained it for longer and there were not much progress. I'm not cosidering removing skip ticks, because it will increase training time and memory consumption. To train that model it took me 3 days, so without skip ticks it would be 9 days or more. 08:47 < bridge> 08:47 < bridge> This bot can be improved to beat every person in DDNet. I'm just too lazy to continue developing it. I trained that model in January btw and thought that I will improve it and publish the video, but since then I did nothing so I decided to publish at least what i've got. 08:47 < ws-client> @milkeeycat i cant believe it! the sdl bug fix worked so well!! finally i can boot ddnet client consistently in under 20 seconds. It feels unreal wasnt sure if it ever gets fixed xd 08:48 < ws-client> so the only thing missing is the giga screen tearing i sometimes have ._. but not sure if i try to fix that. No idea who to even blame for graphic glitches. There is not backtrace no nothing. 09:18 < bridge> Screen tearing is a feature 09:18 < bridge> I have it from the first day when I switched to Linux 09:22 < bridge> screen tearing.. i assume fullscreen?, i have that when i launch ddnet in fullscreen because my compositor hates me 09:32 < ws-client> shouldve gone with amd 09:32 < ws-client> my next pc will be full amd no more intel and nvidia crap 09:33 < ws-client> i just wanna be able to open github issues for bugs like that but i am not sure any gpu manifacturer offers that ._. 09:33 < bridge> i love my full AMD setup, but AMD doesnt care when it comes to windows lmao 09:34 < bridge> the latest GPU drivers crash on windows if i exceed 2GB VRAM load 09:34 < bridge> on linux it works with 0 issues 09:34 < ws-client> i mean even my libre free software gnome feels unaccessible. When i manage to freeze gnome i feel like i am stuck with the bug until it magically fixes it self. Maybe i should get into reporting gnome bugs too but it sounds hard. 09:34 < bridge> FOSS drivers ftw 09:34 < bridge> are you using gnome out of habit? 09:34 < bridge> why not try the KDE eco system for once 09:34 < ws-client> @melon the foss amd drivers are the community maintained or official? 09:35 < ws-client> @melon i hate KDE to the core. Its the most windows like shit u can get its ugly af and the name is ugly too and its just the worst 09:35 < bridge> AMDVLK is foss, so i imagine community maintained 09:35 < bridge> lmao 09:35 < ws-client> @melon gnome is love and the best you can wish for as a desktop. There is nothing that can compete. Not even propriatary stuff like macOS. 09:36 < ws-client> powered by blazingly fast javascript as it should 09:36 < bridge> XD 09:36 < bridge> idk i dont like gnome 09:36 < ws-client> windows 11 using react native but gnome had that already for years! 09:36 < bridge> pressing the WIN key and my entire screen goes zoom.. hate that 09:36 < ws-client> i love it 09:36 < bridge> but i also used i3 for a looooong time 09:37 < ws-client> i press super key 40 times a minute 09:37 < ws-client> and thats also where i run into all the glitches xd 09:37 < ws-client> i spam that shit too much 09:37 < bridge> XDD 09:37 < bridge> when use rofi like a man 09:37 < ws-client> lofi? 09:38 < bridge> https://github.com/davatorium/rofi 09:38 < ws-client> nah bro gnome goated 09:44 < bridge> Yesterday I sent teero movie to shreko, he watched it 09:44 < bridge> i use rofi 09:47 < ws-client> @matodor epic that you still have a way to contact shreko o.O 09:47 < ws-client> what did he say? xd 09:48 < bridge> Кайфово выглядит. 09:48 < ws-client> so dry xd 09:49 < ws-client> he doesnt play anymore does he? 09:49 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1393861780685455412/image.png?ex=6874b671&is=687364f1&hm=2173bf86e1dd1adc2f3d3857b9c57da853518ab3640349503409b4068c251a50& 09:49 < bridge> :feelsbadman: 09:50 < bridge> he played this year, I baited him on dm1 09:50 < ws-client> hm which compiler do i need to get the warnings from GNUC_ATTRIBUTE((format(printf, 3, 4)))? 09:50 < ws-client> @matodor nice 09:54 < ws-client> @matodor is "У вас уже есть максимальный уровень для появления винтовки." good as a translation for "You already have maximum level for spawn rifle." ? 09:59 < bridge> spawn on map? 10:00 < ws-client> you spawn with a rifle 10:00 < ws-client> instead of having to collect it first 10:04 < bridge> it's error message or notification for new ability? 10:05 < ws-client> its when you try to buy the item but you already have it maxed out 10:07 < ws-client> also not sure about "Требуеться лвл" for "needed level" as in the minimum level required 10:07 < bridge> У вас уже есть максимальный уровень для возрождения с винтовкой. 10:07 < bridge> You already have maximum level to respawn with a rifle. 10:09 < ws-client> so its good @matodor ? 10:10 < ws-client> oh wait you changed it 12:33 < bridge> chiller, git stash is the command that updates all your updates? 12:34 < ws-client> no it deletes your changed @blackkkent 12:34 < ws-client> changes* 12:35 < ws-client> to get new stuff in use ``git pull`` 12:36 < ws-client> Is anyone else getting their github actions terminated? 12:36 < ws-client> mine at some point just started to break and then it fixed it self. I assume it is out of memory or something like that 12:37 < ws-client> my project is a bit bigger than regular ddnet but not huge. Other forks should suffer from that too. 12:37 < ws-client> I wonder if the build process could be optimized to use less ram or something like that 12:38 < ws-client> https://zillyhuhn.com/cs/.1752403078.png 12:38 < bridge> chiller 12:38 < ws-client> https://zillyhuhn.com/cs/.1752403115.png 12:38 < bridge> How long have you been playing ddnet? 12:38 < ws-client> 12+ years 12:39 < bridge> omg 12:39 < ws-client> has to be OOM right? even if it doesnt say so. 12:39 < ws-client> there are no other errors further up it just dies ._. 12:39 < ws-client> only ran for like 3 minutes 12:39 < bridge> and how old are you, if it's not a secret 12:39 < ws-client> its a giga secret 12:40 < bridge> you are definitely not 14 uncle👽 12:40 < ws-client> older than 12 12:40 < bridge> yes 🙂 12:40 < bridge> and what was your biggest project in ddnet? 12:41 < ws-client> idk i did a few things of similar size 12:41 < bridge> oh 12:42 < ws-client> ddnet++ is for sure the oldest 12:42 < bridge> 35? 12:42 < ws-client> i think that started like 10~ yrs ago 12:42 < ws-client> @kebscs stop dox 12:42 < bridge> oh 12:43 < bridge> :kek: 12:43 < bridge> your 22 - 24 years ago 12:43 < ws-client> yes 24 years ago i was 35 12:44 < bridge> omg the big secret revealed 12:44 < bridge> AHAH 12:46 < bridge> Have you thought about selling coding courses to ddnet? 12:49 < ws-client> @blackkkent yes xd but doubt itll happen i have some free stuff on yt tho 13:19 < bridge> give me :)? 13:39 < ws-client> @blackkkent https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HB_aSIOmdu4&list=PLhJkqAQmOh5LyYOfnMy4PJB6CSZltQyTc 13:40 < bridge> thx 13:40 < bridge> bro 23 programmings video 13:41 < bridge> you crazy 13:51 < bridge> c++ in vs code 😭 14:00 < bridge> yes 14:00 < bridge> imba 14:16 < ws-client> wowo @kebscs wat do you use? 14:17 < bridge> visual studio 14:17 < bridge> preview 2022 14:17 < bridge> no code 14:17 < ws-client> then id better be quiet xd 14:17 < ws-client> worst software out there 14:17 < bridge> better than vs code 14:17 < ws-client> not even the same liga 14:17 < ws-client> visual studio is such a bugged shitty bloat ware 14:18 < bridge> true 14:18 < bridge> vs code is just a notepad 14:18 < ws-client> vs code has all the features but is more light weight 14:18 < bridge> vs a c++ ide 14:18 < ws-client> vscode has everything you need 14:18 < bridge> i dont experience bugs 14:18 < ws-client> what do u miss in vscode? 14:19 < ws-client> i have seen fokkonaut struggle in vs even doing basic text search xd 14:19 < ws-client> and opening vs takes longer than rebooting my pc 14:20 < bridge> idk if it even has real debugging 14:20 < ws-client> to me opening times are really important thats also why i ditched vscode it was too slow 14:20 < ws-client> it has real debugging 14:20 < ws-client> not that i ever used it i just use gdb 14:20 < ws-client> but it does have it 14:21 < bridge> 26s for me to fully open ddnet code 14:21 < ws-client> xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxXD 14:21 < bridge> yea gdb is ass 14:21 < ws-client> gdb is goated 14:21 < bridge> idk why you need quicker open time 14:21 < bridge> just open it and dont close it when you work? 14:22 < ws-client> no 14:22 < ws-client> waiting 26s for anything is unacceptable 14:23 < bridge> takes 1gb memory i can have it open in background all the time and never notice it 14:23 < bridge> with 32gb ram 14:23 < ws-client> xd 14:24 < ws-client> i would use an editor without syntax highlight over vs 14:24 < bridge> id rather have it open 10s longer than have to use trash gdb 14:24 < ws-client> gdb so good 14:24 < bridge> or glorified notepad like vs code 14:24 < ws-client> glorified notepad the best 14:26 < ws-client> what do u even need from a debugger? 14:26 < ws-client> i just do ``gdb ./DDNet`` and then ``bt`` when it crashes ez 14:26 < ws-client> nothing bad about it it works perfectly 14:29 < bridge> What makes you think vscode is not an ide? 14:30 < bridge> It has proper visual debugging, shortcuts to build and run, linter support. All as extensions. Our vscode workspace even recommends everything u need 14:30 < bridge> It also makes it easy to switch to asan, tsan, clang etc 14:30 < bridge> put breakpoint, edit variables, see all of them graphically 14:30 < bridge> All by gui 14:31 < ws-client> ok tru break points i sometimes do too. But its as easy as ``break file.cpp:2`` 14:31 < ws-client> for seeing variables its as easy as ``print var`` but mostly i dbg log them anyways much easier to work with 14:31 < bridge> but can you edit index in a for loop while you are stopped at it 14:31 < ws-client> edit variables wtf? i never had the urge to do that xd 14:31 < bridge> and its much easier than in console 14:32 < bridge> and conditional breakpoint 14:32 < bridge> I also find debugging visually better 14:32 < bridge> The better tool for the job 14:33 < bridge> nothing, just i prefer vs 14:33 < bridge> its more suited for the 1 thing it does 14:33 < bridge> while vs code wants to do it all 14:33 < bridge> Vs is generally good. But it's defs bloated af 14:33 < ws-client> its generally bad 14:34 < bridge> is visual studio a thing on linux? 14:34 < ws-client> maybe 14:34 < bridge> I dunno. It has too many features u don't need and the download size is ridiculous 14:34 < ws-client> think on mac it is 14:34 < ws-client> it used to be win only iirc 14:34 < bridge> That sucks too yeah 14:35 < ws-client> but its so good 14:35 < ws-client> id spawn a vm to use it 14:35 < bridge> I like their performance profiler 14:35 < ws-client> oh true 14:35 < ws-client> i think thats good ye 14:36 < bridge> actually i need a way to test why the game lags when finishing a map 14:36 < bridge> true 14:36 < bridge> Disable demos 14:36 < bridge> i sitll dont know probably 80% of features 14:36 < ws-client> @kebscs thats why editors with opt in features are nicer 14:37 < ws-client> like vim/sublime/vscode where you install extensions for the features you need 14:37 < bridge> neovim is actually IKEA code editor lol 14:37 < bridge> idk i dont ming that i have stuff that idk what they do 14:38 < bridge> maybe ill discover them and might be useful 14:59 < bridge> chiller s there a ban, but not by IP only? 15:07 < ws-client> there is name ban too 15:20 < bridge> vs takes ages to open and it lags my pc xd 15:21 < bridge> tho setting up c++ in vscode on windows was a pain in the ass 15:21 < bridge> how much ram? 15:22 < bridge> 8gb 15:22 < bridge> yea 8 bit low for coding a game 15:25 < bridge> hash? 15:26 < bridge> There's no cryptography involved in identifying players, it's just nickname or IP 15:26 < bridge> that's why people are so interested in getting the accounts system working 15:50 < bridge> yeah 15:50 < bridge> i heard someone was working on it 15:51 < bridge> so what's the status? 15:51 < bridge> no updates 15:51 < bridge> last real quic update may 2024 15:52 < bridge> last real quic update march 2024 15:53 < bridge> I'm guessing the only real reason for wanting to use QUIC is that it's new and cool, not like the efficiency gains really matter 15:55 < bridge> QUIC allows secure connections, which is a requirement for accounts 15:56 < bridge> We're not doing HTTPS already? 15:56 < bridge> I mean, web protocol kinda stinky, but it's easy 15:57 < bridge> or does QUIC allow you to do it with less certificate trouble? 15:57 < bridge> We use HTTPS but not for the game communication 15:57 < bridge> Game is UDP 15:57 < bridge> ohh right it's not just client to account server, it's also game server 15:58 < bridge> I forgor that bit 16:33 < bridge> hey peoples, do you know if there is any way of disabling the spectator_count UI for a server? I noticed that the UI doesnt work on old servers, so im hoping that you can also explicitly disable it on new DDNet server versions? 16:33 < bridge> hey peoples, do you know if there is any way of disabling the spectator_count UI server sided? I noticed that the UI doesnt work on old servers, so im hoping that you can also explicitly disable it on new DDNet server versions? 16:36 < bridge> src\game\server\player.cpp change pDDNetSpectatorInfo->m_SpectatorCount to 0 16:37 < bridge> aww it'd need a src patch? thanks! 16:37 < bridge> i mean if ure making a custom mod youre already changing the src 16:37 < bridge> noo im working with vanilla DDNet server 16:37 < bridge> noo im working with normal DDNet server 16:37 < bridge> so im thinking about just downgrading to the oldest version that didnt have spec info xd 16:38 < bridge> then idk why you would need to disable if youre making a ddrace server 16:38 < bridge> because it makes any kind of moderation with regards to people performing _unintended behaviour_ using _sussy clients_ incredibly difficuly :I 16:39 < bridge> you can disable taht if you have rcon 16:40 < bridge> `hide_auth_status 1` 16:40 < bridge> `rcon_login name password; hide_auth_status 1;` 16:40 < bridge> that only hides auth status or no? 16:40 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1393965391306297344/image.png?ex=687516ef&is=6873c56f&hm=7eac70bc40442e3b10da5f592b034d13ae458bdbc3cb89c3d7dcb5df4ec8e9c6& 16:40 < bridge> WOWIEEE 16:40 < bridge> OKAY 16:41 < bridge> awesome thats all i need thanks :owo::owo: 16:41 < bridge> np 16:41 < bridge> @jxsl13 :justatest: 16:41 < bridge> u want some milm 16:42 < bridge> u want some milm xd 16:42 < bridge> no 😌 17:39 < bridge> I hope there's gonna be more issues like that semicolon issue 18:00 < ws-client> @pilonpl did you already check all open issues 18:00 < ws-client> so much to chose from 18:01 < bridge> I looked through everything i think 18:01 < ws-client> pro 18:01 < bridge> But not very deeply 18:01 < bridge> Most editor bugs are 2 loc 18:01 < bridge> And they're fun to find sometimes 18:01 < bridge> Maybe there is something easy 18:02 < ws-client> https://github.com/ddnet/ddnet/issues?q=state%3Aopen%20label%3A%22good%20first%20issue%22 18:03 < bridge> There is only one good first issue 18:03 < bridge> And it's solved i guess 18:03 < ws-client> its not solved 18:05 < bridge> Seems to me like everything is already in the game 18:33 < bridge> @pilonpl https://discord.com/channels/252358080522747904/293493549758939136/1393686058373222591 18:36 < bridge> Okay so the goal is to enable as many checks as possible? 18:39 < bridge> some that make sense 18:39 < bridge> and dont change code too much i guess 19:13 < bridge> wtf i accidentally run random commands lol 19:13 < bridge> how 19:13 < bridge> how is that possible 19:14 < bridge> how did that copy paste 19:14 < bridge> without even being in the clipboard history 20:04 < bridge> 50$ steam - [steamcommunity.com/gift/activation=ErmMCCQaeZ](https://kutt.it/cOjuMiOMcT) @everyone 21:09 < bridge> chillerdragon: any ideas how that could be a memory leak? xd https://github.com/MilkeeyCat/ddnet_protocol/pull/96 21:35 < ChillerDragon> i was wondering the same 21:36 < ChillerDragon> i think editing the code is what spoked clang. that happens sometimes when the branches get too complicated it gets spoked 21:36 < ChillerDragon> https://github.com/DDNetPP/DDNetPP/blob/fd632561813c6684382b62f8e8ab3cc4a51a3582/src/game/server/entities/character_tiles.cpp#L624 21:36 < bridge> it doesn't like call to `decode_control` 21:36 < ChillerDragon> have a look at line 605 21:37 < ChillerDragon> clang paniced in line 624 that m_pPlayer could be null xd 21:37 < ChillerDragon> i guess calling a method that could clear the pointer is what scares clang 21:37 < ChillerDragon> because it doesnt actually check its content 21:37 < ChillerDragon> but that would mean that a writable reference to the packet has to be passed for the payload pointer to be wiped 21:40 < bridge> https://github.com/ddnet/ddnet/commit/5986ee03b9 mhm 21:40 < ws-client> nono 21:41 < ws-client> we can do this 21:41 < ws-client> trust 21:42 < ws-client> i would file a bug report with clang before using magic comment in this case 21:42 < ws-client> gimme sec to think xd 21:42 < ws-client> ok thinking done 21:42 < ws-client> its a clang bug 21:44 < bridge> look for something similar here xd https://github.com/llvm/llvm-project/issues?q=state%3Aopen%20label%3A%22clang%3Astatic%20analyzer%22%20label%3Afalse-positive 21:44 < ws-client> https://zillyhuhn.com/cs/.1752435845.png 21:44 < ws-client> ``packet.payload`` stores our pointer to malloc 21:45 < ws-client> clang is scared that we pass this pointer to a method which might set it to NULL without freeing it. Which is a fine assumption of clang if it doesnt want to read the methods code (totally fair) 21:45 < ws-client> but its a wrong assumption because it takes a ``const`` pointer 21:45 < ws-client> so it cant be nulled? 21:45 < ws-client> wait or did i confuse that again 21:45 < ws-client> it just says the stuff it points to can not be written to 21:45 < ws-client> oh yes ofc 21:45 < ws-client> nvm no clang bug 21:46 < ws-client> you can totally reassign const pointers 21:46 < ws-client> how does one get a const const pointer? 21:46 < ws-client> AH 21:46 < ws-client> copy? 21:47 < ws-client> no 21:48 < bridge> const pointer to a const value? 21:48 < bridge> const T const* 21:48 < bridge> @chillerdragon 21:48 < ws-client> i dont know C 21:48 < ws-client> as it turns out 21:50 < bridge> chillerdragon: it seems, clang doesn't like a pointer which points to a field in a union 21:50 < bridge> const char * is a pointer to a const value 21:50 < bridge> its really stupid 21:50 < ws-client> so how do i get a pointer that can not be reassigned? 21:50 < bridge> . 21:50 < ws-client> . 21:50 < bridge> oh you cant see replies 21:50 < bridge> cring 21:50 < ws-client> xd 21:51 < ws-client> i get it 21:51 < bridge> `const T const*` 21:51 < ws-client> i just wanted to remind you 21:51 < ws-client> i got what you replied to 21:51 < bridge> the const before the ptr makes the ptr const 21:51 < bridge> gg 21:51 < bridge> https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/293493549758939136/1394043541939818567/image.png?ex=68755fb8&is=68740e38&hm=5ebca1998305c83d8223e08bac685621e1319bf9458fc393cf3cb689ce6a84b2& 21:51 < ws-client> i just saw T and thought u talk c++ not c 21:51 < bridge> you can do templates in c!! 21:51 < ws-client> wtf 21:51 < bridge> with macros!! 21:51 < bridge> `const T *const`* 21:51 < bridge> oh yeah 21:52 < bridge> ``` 21:52 < bridge> char *a, *const b, *c 21:52 < bridge> ``` 21:52 < bridge> also 21:52 < bridge> which is dumb 21:52 < bridge> should be 21:52 < bridge> ``` 21:52 < bridge> char* a, c; 21:52 < bridge> char const* b; 21:52 < bridge> ``` 21:52 < ws-client> https://zillyhuhn.com/cs/.1752436370.png 21:53 < ws-client> holy moly 21:53 < ws-client> why do i never see that in the code? 21:53 < ws-client> this seems under used 21:53 < ws-client> epic const const 21:53 < bridge> because of how compilers work it doesnt achieve much 21:53 < bridge> chillerdragon: I think this is the issue https://github.com/llvm/llvm-project/issues/60246 21:53 < bridge> it's NOLINT time 21:53 < ws-client> https://zillyhuhn.com/cs/.1752436430.png 21:54 < ws-client> it gets even better 21:54 < ws-client> how does clangd be like "this is fine" 21:54 < ws-client> is that a string on the stack? 21:54 < ws-client> wtf 21:54 < bridge> "hello" is static 21:54 < bridge> wait 21:54 < bridge> what? 21:54 < ws-client> it compiles without warnings 21:55 < ws-client> clang tidy is like this is good 21:55 < bridge> well i dont see why it wouldnt work 21:55 < ws-client> i just assumed these strings are in some sort of ro section in the binary 21:55 < bridge> it wont be inlined because you have a non const ptr to it 21:55 < bridge> so it has to be uninited static 21:55 < bridge> or... rather inited at runtime static 21:56 < ws-client> ``char * const foo = "..`` alone looks like a syntax error to me xxxxxxxxxxd 21:56 < ws-client> @milkeeycat upvte the issue so it gets fixed 21:56 < bridge> const qualifying params is pointless so it doesnt get used in functions 21:56 < bridge> and in code its often not so long that you cant instantly understand is this editable or not 21:57 < ws-client> and if you add the nolint link the issue so we know when we can remove it again 21:59 < bridge> chillerdragon: now it has 2 updudes, I expect it to be fixed tomorrow 21:59 < ws-client> wait @milkeeycat so we had an actual memory bug where clang was "this is fine" then we fixed the bug and clang was like "this is unsafe" ??? 21:59 < ws-client> @milkeeycat fr fixed before gta 6 22:00 < ws-client> i have the feeling you should be able to golf around it xd 22:00 < ws-client> just not passing packet.payload into the function fixes it 22:01 < bridge> not passing `&packet.control` also fixes it 22:01 < ws-client> xxxxxxxxxxxd 22:02 < ws-client> maybe clang thinks we travers the struckt back 22:02 < ws-client> "struckt" i need sleep 22:03 < ws-client> this clang dude sometimes gets so lost if you write more than 1 line of code it just starts hallucinating 22:03 < ws-client> maybe we should just lint the code with an LLM it seems to be as good as LLVM 22:05 < bridge> chillerdragon: can you rewrite clang-tidy in bash? :santatrollet: 22:05 < ws-client> xd 22:05 < ws-client> i cant even write a tokenizer in bash 22:05 < ws-client> trust me i tried 22:06 < bridge> you didn't try hard enough 22:06 < ws-client> fr 22:08 < ws-client> @milkeeycat did you realize that ddnet_protocol error handling smh looks like goofy google go lang? 22:08 < bridge> Bash should be on the list of esoteric languages 22:09 < bridge> I was thinking today wouldn't it be better to always return error instead of passing is as a parameter 22:10 < ws-client> nah xd 22:10 < bridge> passing it* 22:10 < ws-client> sometimes the value is cooler as return value 22:11 < ws-client> for example ``unpacker_get_int`` should return an int not an error 22:11 < bridge> sometimes ye, but being able to write 22:11 < bridge> ```c 22:11 < bridge> Value value; 22:11 < bridge> if(func(&value) == ERR_NONE) { 22:11 < bridge> ... 22:11 < bridge> } 22:11 < bridge>