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Ryozuki

[ddnet/ddnet] Pull request opened: #1377 Little CLayerTiles::PrepareForSave optimization

Ryozuki

[ddnet/ddnet] Pull request closed: #1377 Little CLayerTiles::PrepareForSave optimization

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/464177524654473227/511170225886986249/IMG_20181111_142608_358.jpg is this even possible

Maybe in C++, C compilers crap out on the unicode characters usually

@Learath2 https://github.com/danthareja/emojify

danthareja/emojify

a

tool that replaces boring variable names with their fun emoji counterparts - danthareja/emojify

13:29

@Ryozuki *

why would someone do that?

14:23

I mean I don't even see the reason why emojis should even be in any encoding

i mean you can find tons of useless stuff like that, instead of optimizing existing useful programs developers often keep adding more and more useless programs/features.. That's how today you get a web browser/DE/... that uses 1G of memory to do basic stuff, whereas programs from many years ago can do the same exact fucking thing using just 10Mo, that's why i hate stuff like electro, gnome/KDE and so on, that's why our OSs gets bloated... Otherwise i kinda like having emoji in unicode

(edited)

u guys cant have a moment of fun

not when the first thing i see in a readme is "npm"

@Ryozuki vim has a conceal feature you might be interested in

https://github.com/enomsg/vim-haskellConcealPlus

enomsg/vim-haskellConcealPlus

Extended Haskell Conceal feature for Vim. Contribute to enomsg/vim-haskellConcealPlus development by creating an account on GitHub.

15:43

(I used it with Haskell for a while a few years back)

15:43

it looks quite funny but confuses the students if they're trying to learn Haskell

Sorry for my noob questions: How do I disable add_vote "Option: Shutdown server" "shutdown" I thought by adding a # in front. But somehow it is still there. And are commands like down or ninja require sv_test_cmds set to 1?

yes

18:20

and just remove that line you dont want

ah thanks a lot! I think I see my error now. The autoexec_server.cfg adding it regardless of my custom config (edited)

I should submit my final exam with emojify

should i learn programming on Python? owo

19:11

i want to find every solutional way to make my own game

19:11

(that was why i was working on an animated mountain source)

@Cellegen | HU python is fine as a first language. if you want to make a small 2D game it might be good enough too

@deen or python is even the best for machine learning

20:12

with the really big dedicated library

xd that emojy code

@ChillerDragon we miss you in teeworlds feelsbadman

@Deleted User sure, you can wrap any C library, so the sky is the limit

Eeh, I think I disagree that python is a good language to learn on, I feel it promotes laziness

21:55

If you are going to be hobby coding forever, sure. If you want to do anything serious in the future I'd pickup a fundamental language

21:56

Because you'll tell yourself you'll learn the fundamentals, after you learn a bit of python you'll get in the mood of "who needs fudnamentals, the python standard library does it all and there is a library for everything"

if you're focusing on algorithm, it's better to go with python

21:57

which is why it was chosen in France to be taught in school

Which is an okay thing if you'll only code as a hobby. It's a horrible thing when you refuse to learn how linked lists and hashmaps work and want to work in a professional environment.

ty for the info deen

Yes, python is an amazing language if you want to do numerical analysis and algorithms

i just want to know basic languages and after could come complicated onces