@Ginger worked first try

nothing ever works first try

Is GNU C++ compiler bootstrapped?

It is.

How long should it take to multiple a uint64 by a float64 on a standard x86 pc?

@Ginger any idea why only the first message gets sent

i cleared cookies, left the room, nothin

Sandbox posts last active a week ago: Output the ground-state configutation of an element code-golf

nvm fixed it had a 404

@DannyuNDos It's recognized by the majority of countries now, not really a "unrecognized state" anymore

@Simd do you mean how long should it take to cast a uint64 to float64 and then multiply it by another float64? apparently some processors are optimised for float64 multiply and can do it more quickly than int64 multiply. technically simd can perform four float multiplies in a single cpu cycle under optimal conditions.

@Ginger what is fkey?

@Neil yes. I am really asking as it seems to take 40ns in my numba code which is much slower than I was expecting

I have Ryzen 5 3400G 3.7GHz 4 Core

I feel it would be 3 cycles at worst

Which is about a nanosecond. Is that wrong?

I'm unfamiliar with numba so I can't really comment on anything specific sorry

No problem

I was not asking what it would be in C as it did

I was not asking what it would be in C as it should be as fast as that

@mousetail why do you ask?

I figured it out already

also I guess I'm not working on that chat client for a while, all its code was on Rydwolf's server which is now down

Maybe that will allow Seggan to catch up

Gonna be tight

:/

You have a good headstart

not really lol

the client can't even send messages yet

it's just a fancy message downloader rn

Sending messages is the easy part, no need to deal with oneboxes and formatting and grouping messages and loading profile pictures etc.

but I'm not dealing with any of those yet!

it's just displaying the raw HTML

Slightly cursed language design idea: function calls looks almost the same as function definition headers except for one character

// Fibonacci

function f(n) =
  n = 0 => 1
  n = 1 => 1
  n = n => function f(n)! + function f(n)!


// Factorial

function F(N) =
  n = 0 => 1
  n = n => function F(N-1)!

Something like that

window.stop();

const head = document.createElement('head');
const body = document.createElement('body');
document.documentElement.appendChild(head);
document.documentElement.appendChild(body);

toy or production?

55% toy

Putting this in a userscript completely prevents anything on the page from loading

Blank canvas

Then I load real HTML via fetch

Parcel hot reloading even works lol

@mousetail some sort of auth thing

@Ginger I haven’t gotten to the websocket part yet, I have a message sender but not a downloader

Neither do I have a TUI

@Seggan Do you know what l is?

As I said

@lyxal The fibonacci code is an infinite loop and the factorial always returns 1

@lyxal Did you mean this:

// Fibonacci

function f(n) =
  n = 0 => 1
  n = 1 => 1
  n = n => function f(n - 1)! + function f(n - 2)!


// Factorial

function F(n) =
  n = 0 => 1
  n = n => function n * F(n-1)!

@Ginger ohhhhh fuck I didn't even think of that

yup

Yeah seeing as my modem's been smited by the god of thunder it might be a few days

indeed

also, (as I'm sure you've guessed) Vyxal Bot and Snowy are both down too

clearly you should tether your server to your phone and run everything over cellular

Of course two days after I switch you over to my fancy new ultra reliable setup that can't possibly go down my house gets hit by lightning lmao

There is a god and they are a memelord

punishment for me playing God by creating Snowy

you brought this upon yourself Rydwolf

@RydwolfPrograms Are the bots down, and do we need feeds to cover them for a few days?

doesn't look like it

@NewPosts STATUS

mfw

@NewPosts STATUS

Rip :/

it's still up

if it were down it'd've left the room by now

If y’all rustaceans wanna take a look at my chat client code, it’s here: github.com/Seggan/lightchat

Eh?

Mobile being mobile

@TheThonnu probably :p

@cairdcoinheringaahing I suppose that answers that question, then