I'm working on an alternative HTML specification, to test it I also have to work on a fork of Links browser that supports the custom tags

I'm vibecoding a saas for the defense department

>>109716811
loooool me 2. autonomous leopard 3 running with js and react. It's gonna be so good

>maidniggers hijack yet another thread
take your mental illness elsewhere

>>109716941
>go to maidposting site
>go to dra/g/on maid board
>go to daily maidposting thread
>see maids
>get upset
You're the one who should go elsewhere. Maybe try a more normie friendly space like twitter or facebook?

>>109716811
>>109716838
thank you for your service saars, can't wait for the CVEs

>>109717173
I will go pee now and then back to bed

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>>109717380
>Ok I am not in bed, but crazy depressed.
Hopefully this cute maid will help cheer you up!

>>109716724
More maids!

>>109716724
Im literally second from the right with blue eyes. uWu

>>109717440
I have never fucked a maid irl afk, but i fucked 2 grannies. That was cute too. Sometimes I still stalk one of them

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>>109717448
Here is MAIDS OS running on RISC-V with MAIDS JIT compiling in the terminal. I defined factorial, then used it to compute 1000! which MAIDS OS can do because MAIDS is not a Numberlet.

>>109716941
These threads suck shit anyway especially because of AI fags, but these m*id newfaggots making everything about themselves are icing on the shit cake

Any ideas on what I could do with a Nordic Semiconductor microcontroller?

I have an array of bites. How do I make it memory safe, including deallocating it?

So it's pointer soup or a ton of copies on the stack is it?

>>109718682
what does this even mean? use a real language that takes care of this shit for you instead of wasting your time resolving problems that smarter people figured out decades ago

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>>109718317
Most programmers are maids, and /g/ has always been a maidposting board. Now that AI has eliminated homework posters and wagies, the majority of the posters here are cute maids wearing cute maid outfits with huge boobs because most of the normies left. That is who wants to work on compiler design. Every single human being currently capable of, or even interested in making a compiler is wearing a maid outfit and there are several thousand of them in this thread right now and they're all doing heart hands.

>>109719075
stop insisting your schizo shit onto everyone you nigger

Deciding on a method for heap use is a pain.

Is there any downside to allocating a gigabyte of memory in .bss?

Haskell

>>109719318
That straight up allocates huge memory per second.

>>109716724
>What are you maids working on?
Rewriting a chan board. Turning into a non-stop process but I am having fun and learing a lot. Scope-creeping AI continuously is also fun.

>>109719327
Good

>>109719075
this, we are also all unemployed or work at mcdonalds (typing this while on my break)

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>>109719135
You must be able to count past 18446744073709551615 to post in a maid thread.

>>109719349
https://pi.ytmnd.com/

Any tutorials on raii?

>>109719075
Beaultiful.

I think I'm going to create a new ir language.

x = add a b
push x
p = pop

>>109719884
In Haskell this is just

do
  x <- add a b
  push x
  p <- pop
  ...

Network tab in DevTools my beloved

>>109719971
My favorite way to find undocumented API endpoints

>>109719966
In Haskell it looks just the same but fancier.

i feel like im getting dumber

>>109716724
Can you close your trrannys thread?AI can write everything

>>109720118
>could you close your thread about assembling model trains?
>you can buy a fully assembled model train

>>109720047
yes

Does B have any advantages?

>>109720083
Don't worry. You are.

>>109720738
No

>>109720118
>Can you close your trrannys thread?AI can write everything
Kill yourself faggot

Does leetcode actually help prepare for interviews?

>>109722050
There are no more interviews. Wagies were replaced by AI and becoming a maid doesn't require an interview.

>>109722050
Was it not just a scam to train AI on peoples best effort code?

>>109722122
Well, will leetcode help me become a better maid then?

>>109722050
you’re getting interviews in 2026? are you indian?

How do I get Java’s and Rust’s memory safety without using a garbage collector or borrow checker?

holy fuck what a superfund tier disaster

op, please dont post maids in the future
they are inherently worthless

need maid gf
who wants to

>>109722767
arena allocator

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OH YOU WANT AUTOMATE DATA PULL FOR CUSTOMER?
> C-can I have the wallpaper, like as a file?
HA HA SILLY FUCKING IDIOT, WE ENCODE WALLPAPER AS GAY OUTDATED FORMAT WITHOUT ORIGIN SOURCE PATH REFERENCE, FUCK YOU
>Oh - okay, can I just like save it as png?
YES
>Will that work when I apply it to the new desktop?
NO FUCK YOU, BLACK ALL BLACK NOTHIIIING YOU GET NOTHING
>Will you tell me where the shitty compressed bullshit image is?
GO TO REGISTRY, YOU NEED TO READ THE FUUUUUCKING REGISTRY
>I just wanted a wallpaper
KILL YOURSELF, USE THE GUI

So in the end I just wrote w10 native ps for backwards compat and extracted the reg key then crossed my fingers and sent it to a portable ffmpeg.exe to convert up to a proper png then reapplied the new image to the reg key on import then restarted explorer then force a restart of the whole device to save state.

To get and apply the wallpaper. It works most of the time, but of course windows defaults to the gay live wallpaper advertisement.

Windows.Granted I could just be retarded, but. It's a solution that worked.

>>109722767
Do all memory accesses (reads and writes) through the same constructs as malloc uses.
When you allocate memory with malloc, it stores metadata about the allocation, so it would be easy to check if you are reading or writing out of bounds if you just checked that first.

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how would I go about making minecraft in rust

>>109723413
Why would anyone use Windows on purpose?

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>>109722784
>holy fuck what a superfund tier disaster
This is the best thread on the board right now and it is not even close.

>op, please dont post maids in the future
>they are inherently worthless
The only project posted in the thread so far is MAIDS OS written in MAIDS by a maid. This thread needs more maids posting their Maid Research, not less. Now that homework posters are gone and wagies are basically extinct, maidposting is more important than ever.

Right now, there is an ex or soon to be ex-wagie reading this. She wasted the best years of her life in an office, making boring AWS slop for a company that treated her salary as an expense to minimize, no matter how good her boring AWS slop was, or how much money the company made from it. She also watched as the government did many stupid things which caused the value of the money she spent her best years working for to plummet by half or more. This type of soul destroying pseudo-slavery on a treadmill is coming to an end. Even the really super brainwashed wagies who somehow thought they were getting a good deal, or that this was somehow a good system are being replaced by AI. That ex or soon to be ex-wagie likes using computers and writing code and making things, and she is wondering what to do now. The answer is to embrace freedom. To put on a maid dress and use the computer to make the things she wants to make and to do the advanced mathematics and computer science research that probably caused her to be interested in using the computer in the first place, before wage slavery crunched her soul and AWS slop crunched her brain.

This site is a Cybernetic Socialist Science Foundation for Maids. Millions of maids are going to make and share advanced mathematics and computer science research and build on the research other maids made and use it to make the world nicer.

There's a moe sun in the sky above the Science Foundation for maids. If you listen, you can hear "Blue Sky Rhapsody" on the wind.

>>109725514
>The only project posted in the thread so far is MAIDS OS written in MAIDS by a maid.
because the rest of /dpt/ just hid the thread

kys annoying, mentally ill retard

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People actually give a shit about the OP contents and image?
As long as they don't fuck up the last thread link, who gives a fuck, this ain't no general with 5000000 guides man it's just bro-gramming

>>109725866
maidshitters are fucking annoying
even without mAIDS in the op they still post, compulsively
putting mAIDS in the op validates them and turns the thread into an industrial accident site

i really wouldnt care otherwise

>try to learn rust
>write some bare metal risc-v rust
>le system gets stuck
>shit
>very close to copy pasting code into AI chat and ask what's wrong
>request almost typed into the box
>ok maybe I should look at the code actually
>it was just one logic bit flip

            (status & UART_TX_BUSY_BIT) == 0
// instead of the needed
            (status & UART_TX_BUSY_BIT) != 0

Shit. I should block all the AI. I can write kode. I am just a lazy POS. Fuck me.
But now that I solved this myself I feel better. Thanks brain.

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>>109725888
>even without mAIDS in the op they still post, compulsively
So, what you're saying is that you went to a maidposting thread on a maidposting board on a maidposting site where most of the users are maids, and discovered that there were maids and that they were maidposting in the maidposting thread on a maidposting board on the maidposting site?

What did you think was going to happen?

>>109725982
we sacrifice maidshitters to kek in this bitch
just like we did with the good ol dr selig

thrown into a glorious bonfire

>>109725888
The problem, for me personally, is that a lot of these faggots are literal pedophiles.
I don't care if you watch some children comic movies with adult characters. But when you have a fucking child in lingerie as your profile picture on twitter, you should fucking visit a doctor.
Yes, being pedophile is the worst fucking thing on whole fukcing earth. Fuck you pedophiles. It's not funny. It's not edgy. It's just sick.

>>109725514
Eli? is that you?

>>109726068
>pedos
sigh
thinks for reminding me were on /g/, i guess
eli selig, the maid in chief got b& for pedophilia afaik
but i think (hope) that most of the maidposters are just mentally ill larppers

>>109726135
>but i think (hope) that most of the maidposters are just mentally ill larppers
That's what i hope, too.
I think for example the maidOS guy here. My highly unverified assumption is that smart guys like him only use maids to get some more attention for a topic that most people find extremely boring.
Building an OS you'reself and bootstrapping it is kinda based

>>109726068
Aye it's a fookin disgrace.

>>109726197
yeah, well, if theyre doing that for attention, its the wrong kind of attention theyre gonna get
theyre fucking annoying.
its not without reason they got purged from this board a while ago

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>watch one video by this guy
>entire youtube feed is filled with videos like this now

>>109725866
if some gay faggot just came up to you and without asking started rubbing against you while calling you a faggot, would you be fine with that or against it?

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>>109726475

>>109726403
He used to have decent takes. Now he is on full fledged AI psychosis.

>>109726486
ai psychosis?
if anything, its the opposite
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NuktXEikxU8

>>109726475
>go to faggot rubbing center
>see gigantic sign proclaiming a faggot rubbing festival in the massage room
>enter massage room
>get rubbed by faggot
>how could this happen to me?
> I definitely didn't enjoy it.... b... baka!

>>109726486
>He used to have decent takes.
Proof?

>>109726523
He keeps saying over and over and over again how bad AI is, but then goes on to show for at least double the amount of time how he vibe coded the harness for his game.
Then he says how dumb AI is and the ""good"" (fable) being way too expensive, >but i have cursor tokens for free
That's literally just casino streamer attitude. Just get more tokens and maybe you have something that works.
>>109726610
I don't have any proof at hand, but he used to be the guy that says "just do it" aka if you have an idea just start hacking on it without looking too much into muh tutorials and optimization and then just iterate, like a normal human bean.
Just very normal and not onions takes desu.
Tho I mean he drinks raw milk and pretends it is good. So maybe he just poisoned himself

>>109726669
>That's literally just casino streamer attitude. Just get more tokens and maybe you have something that works.
yeah, or a drama farmer like he always was
from rust evangelist to rust hater, then he did some memlangs apparently...
not very interesting content

>>109725910
I've done this too, it just feels bad to "give up" and let the token genie find it. Also for some bugs it can send you off to a wild goose chase (usually when you don't give it enough context e.g. give it ALL the code)

>>109719282
i mean, there's a downside to most anything you do. what's the use case, and what's the trade-off?

>>109725888
no they're not. they're cute and i like them a lot. seeing their posts makes me happy. i would pet them

>>109726403
Unemployed people doing highlights. Or the company that owns this guy and his channel does all that, in order to boost recognizability of their asset.
Same as with Joe Rogan. They sold their names and souls to globohomo.

>>109726841
your opinion is objectively wrong
you are mentally ill and so you should be reeducated in a recreational work camp

>>109725888
i dont really care one way or the other, as long as vibe coders stay in their own thread

i vibecode at least 40% of my output these days, and i'm almost certainly the most technically competent person here
no need to be a luddite. just make the LLMs do the bitchwork while you do the fun stuff

>>109726882
>the output

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>>109726882
>>109726904
ssshit
i need to take a nap

>>109726882
programming and vibecoding are different. just because the former is less profitable than it used to be doesn’t mean it shouldn’t exist. it’s like going to a marathon and calling the runners luddites for not driving the 42 kilometres in a car instead.

>>109716838
>>109716811
i'm making the logo

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>>109726988
this is 4k usd/day, frontier models, dozens of them collaborating

slopcode is a fucking joke
your analogy sucks

llms are the equivalent of a car
but the protoypes from the 1890's lamao

>>109726988
>just because the former is less profitable
by what measure?
I am pretty sure that (even AI assisted, but mainly snailcat-ish) programming is far more profitable, as in it gives the better, more performant, more reliable, more robust output.
If performance means lines of code per hours to you, then you might be right. But hint: It's been known for 50+ years that this is not a good measure

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>>109727066
>by what measure?
by no measure
he bought into the hype, and turned into a human billboard

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>dude async rust is sooo difficult to understand
>look into async rust
>it's almost the exact same as swift's concurrency
>tasks, async / await, tokio::join (swift taskgroup), send (swift sendable)
granted it took me a few weeks to really understand swift concurrency but I thought this was just how modern languages do it. apparently javascript is different even though it uses similar language

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>>109727154
wait there's no actors... how tf do you share mutable state? lol

>>109727250
Arc<RwLock<_>> and Arc<Mutex<_>>

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>>109727028
I still don't get where the costs went, it's just fucking wyvern but on javascript instead of java

>>109727366
the funniest part about this is that the developer genuinely thinks this will be a billion dollar idea, as if anyone under 35 is going to play a 2d pixel rpg that looks like it was made in 2004.

>>109727066
This is only true if you are a low skill AI user who only knows how to vibecode.

>>109727028
>>109727066
>misses the point

>>109727394
This is only true if you are a onions shithead that only writes apps (tm)

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>>109716724
>>109716941
>>109716987
Reminder that this is what maidposters look like.

>>109716811
>lot of money in defense in Europe at the moment
>look at companies trying to get piece of that
grim

C noob here, how do I delete/insert arbitrary bytes in a file?
This is currently my implementation for a function that inserts buffer of size

buffer_size

into the file stream at position offset:

void finsert(void* buffer, size_t buffer_size, long offset, FILE* stream) {
    fseek(stream, 0, SEEK_END);
    long end = ftell(stream);
    fseek(stream, offset, SEEK_SET);
    long pos = ftell(stream);
    long after_size = end - pos;
    void* after = malloc(after_size);
    fread(after, 1, after_size, stream);
    fseek(stream, pos, SEEK_SET);
    fwrite(buffer, 1, buffer_size, stream);
    fwrite(after, 1, after_size, stream);
    free(after);
}

Ignore the lack of error checking, I will deal with that later, what I'm wondering is if there's a more clever way to do this, is this really how most programs insert data into the middle of a file? Do text editors really have to rewrite the entire file when you insert or delete a character at the beginning of a file and then save it?

>>109727673
yeah, unless theres some exotic file system that would disprove it, or maybe some clever opti technique im not thinking of,
you pretty much have to overwrite the file

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>>109727362
>Arc<Mutex<_>>
you're just recreating actors from first principles, with garbage collection and everything. why? what's the point? it's like 10x harder to learn this shit instead of implementing classes and actors.

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I am writing Rust rn and it's not even NOT fun. Thanks Rust.

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What's the point of a language if it isn't memory safe?

>>109727984
what's the point of a language nobody can develop in without clankers because of autistic compiler rules on "memory safety" that require workarounds to get anything done

>>109727996
The point is literally memory safety, dude. What is wrong with your brain?

there are no C or rust programs needing to be written. Go outside and improve your social skills.

t. older maid

>>109728065
it's raining outside, duh

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Worship the cache.

>>109728079
that's a terrific time to go out

>>109727673
You can't. You can either append to or rewrite a file, that's OS basics. DBMSes work around it by representing a "file" with fuckton of small files on disk, text editors rewrite the entire file every time, logs are appended at the end of file.

>>109728121
the cache touched my memory

I checked stackoverflow and saw exactly the same examples ai showed me. Are these things just glorified search engines?

>>109728242
maybe stack overflow posters are glorified AI

>>109727622
Nobody is wearing a maid outfit in this image, but the computer looks nice.

Every element of structs will be packed and stored on the stack. I'll simply point the stack to 1 GB of memory to resist stackoverflows.

Why is industry code so commentless? Ffs comment what your awful spaghetti code does, you commentlet.

>>109728357
>comment what your awful spaghetti code does
no, you comment WHY it does it and only if you need to

>>109726403
The videos of this closeted gay mormon are 90% pointless babble + 10% trendy headline-level tech discussion/reading
Dude is chasing views/sponsors

>>109728408
Go obfuscate elsewhere. I don't like looking at shit.

I'm limiting abominations.

If the vla stores its length at runtime can it be packed into a record?

>>109727783
>>109728147
I see, I was worried that I wasn't doing it the most optimized way, thanks.

>>109728771
oh, if its optimization we're talking about, this is quite unoptimized, actually

for starters, writing through FILE * adds an additional layer of buffering between your function calls and the actual writing and reading
you might want to use open/read/write instead of fopen/fread/fwrite, and work with file descriptiors instead of FILE * pointers

if you want the size of your file, i think going through fstat might be faster

in general, you should avoid calling malloc, it is quite slow, your program has to stop, and communicate with the os when you use it
im not sure how timings would stack up, but my intuition would be to go with a stack-based array to hold the after part

the question is: how expensive are read and write calls compared to the penalty of accessing memory on the heap vs how big of an array youre ok with having on your stack vs how big is gonna be the typical file you would be using your function on

and it is something i immediately consider because you could have a file thats bigger than the amount of available ram
and what then?

so youre gonna have to create a mechanism where you write the "after" part in pieces, if you dont assume such a situation will never appear
theres also another lever you could pull: you could read in non-blocking ways. i didnt need to use that feature too much so i cant spoonfeed you on this

but basically, you read and write at the same time, using multiple buffers
while youre reading into one buffer, youre writing from another one
but this involves additional delays because of synchronization mechanisms involved to make it happen

apparently, theres another option that can be pretty fast- its writing to another file, then renaming it. because ssd magick. didnt know that could have been an option

>>109728771
>>109729009 cont.

and finally- the most powerful way you can optimize an operation- is to change your architecture so you dont need said operation anymore
architecture optimization in the context of this function- would be using a buffer where you load the file, do your modifications while its in memory
and commit the buffer to the hard drive only once, when youre finished

so yeah, while your approach is correct, theres still a ways to go until you can say your function is fully optimized
but what you produced its ok for a start, mefinks. learn the language first, get used to it, and only then start thinking about optimization more seriously.
divide to conquer + rome wasnt built in one day

I like Go, Lua, and Python.

>>109729091
good for you.
i programmed in python for years before i started c
if that was supposed to be bait, its not gonna work on me

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>>109729091
>be end of 2023
>see some backend Go position
>I have never used Go before, but read 'Writing A Compiler In Go' book and ported it to C++
>apply to this position (first and only application)
>First interview 'yeah, i have never used Go before, but it looks very easy and since the syntax is very similar to C i can probably do it'
>get the job

>be 2026
>apply to one trillion jobs where I am actually qualified for
>don't even get an invitation to an interview
Wow, I love AI.

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>>109729362
>nuh ai
bullshit

your job went to india, is all
whats your field?

>>109716724
> be me
> autist with an MS in CS, into systems and hobbyist programming
> write OSS stuff and projects for Linux, occasionally code miscellaneous software for retro platforms (Amiga, DOS, MSX)
> use AI mostly as a sounding board rather than for vibecoding, because I actually enjoy writing code by hand
> stack is C++, Rust, Java (saaaar), C
> literally no one gives a shit about my projects, my peak on GitHub is 5 stars (two of them from bots), most repos sit at a dead 1-2 stars
> sometimes I post my stuff on Twitter hoping to get some traction from niche retro or FOSS communities, but thanks to shadowbans/spam filters I get 0 impressions, 0 likes, literally zero feedback, not even hate (meanwhile absolute brainlets pushing generic CRUD AI-slop get thousands of interactions for some lazy trash shitty prototype code out by Opus 4.8 in 30 minutes)

Why is it like this? Is it over? I'm far from an attention whore, but I just want AT LEAST SOME feedback on my work. Feels bad man.

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>>109729463
post your shit here then
you'll get called a fagot, but hey
thats *some feedback at least

>>109729396
>whats your field?
Technically i am an embedded systems EXPERT.
The Go job has been backend microservice dev for 2 years.
So now the real embedded corps somehow think I have no experience whatsoever and straight up ignore me. Looks like I fucked up my career. I will end if soon

>>109729528
yeah, this might have been something an oopsie
make a product
ill even share one of my ideas w/y:
automated hydroponics.
minimal investment, low tech level, very extensible, very scalable

the goal is hydroponic trays with manipulators and cameras, centrally controlled from a computer
make prototypes
find suppliers, make product
then sell. boom, money. potentially even big money

'should be a piece of cake for you, no?

>>109729488
Thank you, anon :p

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>>109729463
Have you tried posting maids?

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Think about it!
https://bsky.app/profile/lauriewired.bsky.social/post/3mupq2elags2l

>>109729708
Hear me out, why not make the CPUs bigger?

>>109729708
We will finally be able to run Haskell FizzBuzz on a real computer

>>109729729
I don't know.
But I was asking myself: Is there even a need for more than 8TB of RAM on a single board?
How many cores do the big bois have nowadays? 200 something? Why would you need more than 8TB of RAM for them?

>>109729708
autismo take
if anything, the fact that density hasnt increased in the past 5 years doesnt mean theres a new technology coming

it means that the demand isnt there
unless theres additional information thats not presented in the picrel

cf.
this >>109729729
and this >>109729749

I should sleep, but I really can't sleep.
Maybe I'll code

I made my own memcpy in Assembly.

>>109730173
Ok.

>>109730173
I just made a strncpy:

# a0: dst
# a1: src
# a2: bytes
.globl strncpy
strncpy:
    li t0, 0
    .cpn_loop:
        bge t0, a2, .cpn_end # break if max bytes reached
        add t1, a1, t0
        lb t1, 0(t1) # deref
        beqz t1, .cpz_loop # break on null terminator
        add t2, a0, t0
        sb t1, 0(t2) # cpy src to dst
        addi t0, t0, 1
        j .cpn_loop
    .cpz_loop: # zero out rest of dst
        bge t0, a2, .cpn_end
        add t1, a0, t0
        sb zero, 0(t1)
        addi t0, t0, 1
        j .cpz_loop
    .cpn_end:
        ret

>>109730173
>>109730355
I also have strcmp and memcmp in my repository:

# =============================================================================
# strcmp: compare strings at a0 and a1. Assume null termination
# Returns: a0 = 0 if equal, nonzero otherwise
# =============================================================================
.globl strcmp
strcmp:
    lbu t0, 0(a0)
    lbu t1, 0(a1)
    bne t0, t1, .sc_ne
    beqz t0, .sc_eq
    addi a0, a0, 1
    addi a1, a1, 1
    j strcmp
.sc_eq:
    li a0, 0
    ret
.sc_ne:
    sub a0, t0, t1
    ret

# =============================================================================
# memcmp: compare a2 bytes at a0 and a1
# Returns: a0 = 0 if equal, nonzero otherwise
# =============================================================================
.globl memcmp
memcmp:
    beqz a2, .mc_eq
    lbu t0, 0(a0)
    lbu t1, 0(a1)
    bne t0, t1, .mc_ne
    addi a0, a0, 1
    addi a1, a1, 1
    addi a2, a2, -1
    j memcmp
.mc_eq:
    li a0, 0
    ret
.mc_ne:
    sub a0, t0, t1
    ret

but that's about it for now

>>109730370
baste

>>109730355
>>109730370
>maximizing memory operations
based

>>109730402
how would you do better?

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>>109718300
I got a really simple, bad editor working. I can create/edit/delete files and I can compile file contents. I think there is something wrong with how I am handling recursion. Factorial was fast and worked for big numbers. Fibonacci breaks or hangs on small inputs. I am trying to determine why.

>>109730449
what are you building?
is it some kind of lisp or something?

>>109730418
not that anon, but you could do word sized access when possible.
Apart from the last portion that you'd have to write byte wise, you'd also have to check if the address is aligned, because not all risc-v cores support unaligned word access.
Using byte access was just easier and just works (tm).
It probably can be faster if you do word access, but probably only if the memory is big enough, because of the additional checks you gotta do

>>109730522
>It probably can be faster if you do word access
It'll definitely be faster if you do word access. Even if you have a few more instructions of checks, you'll make that time back in fewer memory accesses.
You only really have three things to check for. Unaligned starting section, unaligned ending section, and the middle section. You can essentially just cut the input range into those and then send off non-zero ones to their subroutines.

>>109724253
asking a question like this implies you know nothing about programming. why rust?

it's over

>>109727673
there are a few clever workarounds you can do. if you're still here and interested, i can write them up for you real quick

Taking the day off and thinking about getting into Scala, F#, or Haskell again. The Ocaml tutorial did not spark joy, so I dropped it. The last time I tried Haskell it was not bad, so I may try it again after trying F# and Scala again.

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>>109731028
cuz i'm learning rust and this seems like am ambitious but doable project
My idea is to set this up with vulkan and try getting a single block + sky to render with a moveable camera

>>109731538
if you need help with Haskell you can always post questions here
I learned F# before Haskell though I never really used F# for anything

I'm now attempting more difficult matters in Assembly.

Java is C++++

>>109731734
Share your Haskell wisdom with us.

>>109731538
Aren't there games made in Haskell?

>>109731913
as long as it has gc it will never

>>109731968
I prefer the gc to ancient monstrosities.

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>>109731609

>>109731095
it's begun

>>109731965
I remember these:
https://store.steampowered.com/app/1136730/Defect_Process/
https://store.steampowered.com/app/2495130/Pixelpusher/

>>109730355
>>109730370
Is this that dreaded AT&T syntax?

>>109731959
there's too much without a more specific question and I have to sleep its nearly 5AM
this can be helpful but is probably out of date https://sdiehl.github.io/wiwinwlh/
use ghcup to manage ghc,cabal,hls, use VSCode with hls (Haskell Language Server)

>>109731609
>>109724253
As that anon said, asking this question implies you know nothing about programming.
Rust is a systems language. Writing graphics in it is doable but it is considerably difficult and honestly there's not much point in it when you have way better tools for the job. Take a look at this rustacean's video on graphics programming in Rust:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ap8SsB1oMY

I mean, it is doable, but there's not much point in doing it forcefully in Rust

Just do everything in Rust.

Sql>>>>>

Primary keys, foreign keys, candidate keys..

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Wasted a collective ±3 days of writing and rewriting this parser for my DSL (I was repeatedly unsatisfied with the design, I felt my approach was sloppy) only to go on youtube and learn that properly writing a parser starts with something called "tokenization".
And after looking at examples and explanations of tokenization and surrounding concepts, it's so simple and elegant and I hate that I didn't just humble myself and do this research earlier.
Lesson learned, don't let your ego keep you stagnant.

>>109732580
Many such cases.

>>109732037
that's risc-v gcc. I don't know if they have different syntax options there, but i guess not

post your .clang-format files
i'm trying to decide what i want for my project

>>109732580
>I hate that I didn't just humble myself and do this research earlier.
Without the failure this would have not happened:
>Lesson learned,
Keep on doing it like this anon. It's the only real way of learning. Otherwise you will not understand WHY they do stuff the way they do it. Otherwise you will not be able to build an informed opinion if certain steps are necessary or can be omitted for your specific case.
Even tho it often feels daunting and takes at least one re-write, it's literally the best way possible

>>109732855

---
BasedOnStyle: LLVM
IndentWidth: 4
---
Language: Cpp
DerivePointerAlignment: false
PointerAlignment: Left
ColumnLimit: 100
...

A lot of progress expanding my tokenHandlers, not much new to show for it. But once i finish adapting the remaining couple handlers, i'll have everything in place to finally write the ledgering code.
Also showed off the payment processor to a coworker

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>>109730518
MAIDS is a goal-directed string processing language. The lineage is through languages like SNOBOL4 and Icon rather than LISP.

I'm the maid with purple hair in the OP BTW.

>>109733789
its somewhat impressive work
too bad its completely useless

i wonder if your psychosis is what brought you to maths
or are you already a talented person, only maidshittery completely annihilated your usefulness

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>>109732580
Read the dragon book homie

hellooooo

>>109732861
do you prefer left or right pointer alignment?

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took a 6 am shower while trying to re-derive a modular exponentiation function in my head that I saw a few days ago

>>109733885

int* a, b;

This little snippet settles the debate (b is an int, btw, not a pointer.

>>109733885
this: >>109733962

PS: If you ACTUALLY, UNIRONICALLY declare 2 variables on the same line you belong into the camps. You don't do that. MISRA does not approve.

int * a,b;