DDraceNetwork - developer

Is it acceptable to have single file python "projects" or should I be creating a virtualenv?

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I don't really ever make anything with python except "scripts", I use it mostly like a very powerful bash

10:05

so I'm not sure what the "standard" way to organise a project is in python

i guess u put ur files in a folder like any other project? xd

Well DUH

10:10

I was putting them on the blockchain

Hmm, ethereum smart contract teeworlds master server?

sounds cool

anyways, I have a half working version of http masters \o/

10:12

I'll clean it up a little and will put up a draft pr tomorrow or the day after

nice

I remembered how much I hate languages without static typing, I should have done this in typescript or just c++

10:31

maybe directly in rust even

are you trolling Learath2?

10:59

or did you really get some tw masters stuff running on a blockchain lol?

not at all, I wholeheartedly believe dynamic typing is evil

-.-

oh that, yeah i'm trolling

i mean the master part

10:59

sad

I wouldn't waste time with putting masters on blockchain

idk how smart contracts work but i assume you cant host anything on it

you are evil

anyone who thinks dynamic typing is acceptable, don't @ me

well best language uses dyntypes

that's an oxymoron

:p

it can't possibly be the best language if it uses weak types

hm it somehow is

I'm intrigued, are you talking about Scratch?

hehe :D i knew you thought about scratch

11:03

idk what types it has

11:03

but i am talking about shell o.O

I'd only like to say "Ew"

oh cmn its best

It should be against the genova convention to use languages with weak types

Scratch lmao

why

sh > bash > scratch > masm > rest

masm?

Masm

11:07

Wth is this

that's an assembler

microsoft assembler :p

an x86 assembler

it has quirks more fucked up than javascript

so it doesn't belong on your list

11:07

you should say x86 assembly

Microsoft ew

well masm does kinda have it's quirks with it's macro syntax though

x86 64 bestt

Why do people put up with this madness? It's insane that doing field validation is so hard in this supposedly high level language

11:23

It's easier in rust even

what’s so hard about it

fields themselves don't have a type, so validating them requires you to either requires you to write your own validator or use a library, which requires you to create a schema

11:27

either way, now I have either two classes or one class one function that can easily go out of sync

11:30

I guess I'll use marshmellow and call it a day

11:30

marshmallow*

@Learath2 latest python versions got some type hinting but not as good as typescript

12:10

typescript is rly well done tbh

12:10

to go around the js shit

fokkonaut

[ddnet/ddnet] Pull request closed: #1798 Make players AFK when they first join a server

welcome to another episode of syntax fails:

12:55

highlight*

that editor must be rly bad

I have never written anything this ugly

ye the editor is the worst but i already had similar stuff in vscode

https://gist.github.com/Learath2/a071797508435ac35a3ae13c75e6fab5

master.py

GitHub Gist: instantly share code, notes, and snippets.

13:57

still the huge avatar

13:57

this is the "reference" i'm implementing against

13:58

it barely works

hmm, removing the support for old masters and serverinfo packets might be a tad too radical

shouldn’t validate_dict return false and then raise exception from that

yeah, it's all very dirty now, i was debugging sth, so I moved the exceptions up, then forgot to move them back down

you can combine the 2 checks btw

haven't slept in like 30-35 hours, so a little brainmelted aswell

wtf