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baf9b94 Factor CScoreWorker out of CScore, add SaveScore test - def- 9dc08ca True/False don't exist on older SQLite versions - def- 010ecd0 More output in score test - def- aacab81 Use at least SQLite version 3.25 - def- 3a2850b Add comment for true/false - def- 41910ff Add sqliteversion test - def- 436fcbc Ubuntu 20.04 in central tests - def- d9858c2 Add more Score tests, shorten tests - def- 20c9141 Remove gmock dependency - def- e569354 Fix TeamScore tests - def- 9ef5849 Add MySQL test support - def- f5d59e8 Rename CONF_SQL to CONF_MYSQL - def- 0459439 Test MySQL centrally in fancy - def- f464f14 Add explicit -DTEST_MYSQL - def- 6feb1a0 Create connections as unique_ptrs directly - def- 01b1dbf Fix fancy test to use correct build - def- c7fee11 Keep Ubuntu 18.04, but without sql tests - def- 0c759ae Deterministic player order in /top5team name - def- 3f03d8e Get rid of useless semicolon in SQL queries - def- 3013466 Merge #4392 - bors[bot]

00:56

bors[bot]

[ddnet/ddnet] Pull request closed: #4392 Add SQL/Score tests

heinrich5991

[ddnet/ddnet] Pull request opened: #4481 Don't create cut off UTF-8 sequences on string manipulation

CC #4463 CC #4465

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[ ] Tested the change with [ASan+UBSan or valgrind's memcheck](https://github.com/ddnet/ddnet/#using-...

01:36

heinrich5991

[ddnet/ddnet] Pull request closed: #4465 Fix str_utf8_forward to not forward on incomplete utf8 (fixes #4463)

ddnet-maps

[ddnet-maps:master] 1 new commit

7e1e7ca A Beyond Light - ddnet-maps

imagine having first class utf8 support, i wonder what language has it bluekitty

Python3, Perl and Go? All great languages indeed

07:34

sql tests pog

Finally \o/

Learath2

Python3, Perl and Go? All great languages indeed

you saying python a good language striked me as odd given ur angry against modules

07:35

hehe

Ryozuki

you saying python a good language striked me as odd given ur angry against modules

Nah they are all meh languages, I just wanted to intentionally omit rust for lulz

Perl is the best among those

i never used perl monkaS

Well I didn't use it much either, I only did very simple things with it. Heard it quickly becomes very annoying as programs grow in size

07:37

Which is to be expected since perl is supposed to be a scripting language

what is the advantage of using perl when python exists ?

bors[bot]

[ddnet:master] 4 new commits

ae99445 Add a function to fix UTF-8 truncation at the end of a string - heinrich5991 27f1882 Fix str_utf8_forward to use the same logic as str_utf8_decode - heinrich5991 58533cd Fix string functions not to truncate in the middle of a UTF-8 character - heinrich5991 ec0d117 Merge #4481 - bors[bot]

09:14

bors[bot]

[ddnet/ddnet] Pull request closed: #4481 Don't create cut off UTF-8 sequences on string manipulation

Nagi01 {LAN}

what is the advantage of using perl when python exists ?

The advantage is the ability to use a language that wasn't conceived by a 5yo on crack

lmaoo

Especially the guy who wrote the module part of python and importlib, belongs in a mental facility

09:36

or maybe a gulag

I seriously could fall off a building, hit my head, go to a bar get batshit drunk and still manage to write better scoping and import rules

ahah

09:38

y, sometimes import are cringe

yet python is the most famous lang

09:38

xd

i like python, but sometimes its ankward

i agree imports are extremely confusing but i havent had problems with other stuff

Ryozuki

i agree imports are extremely confusing but i havent had problems with other stuff

same

I wonder if there is a parallel universe where perl5 was implemented properly before python took over and if there is what sin have I committed to end up on the wrong side of the branch

rust imports are rly good btw

09:40

Rust imports are probably the best indeed

why are they better ? (edited)

@Nagi01 {LAN} learn rust

09:42

do you know c++?

y

idk they always worked

lel, its the essential i guess

First of all rust imports perfectly match the folder structure, no funny business, no compiler trying to merge stuff together

ye

mmmh

https://discord.com/channels/252358080522747904/293493549758939136/700263778599567420 here is my adventure trying to import two things that are similarly named

ye i remember

09:46

xd

ahhhh

09:46

y it can be a big problem in python to import two different thing with the same name

heinrich has the exact same structure in libtw2 which is in rust, it works perfectly, you just import each with different aliases from different folders and everything just works out

Learath2

"Using slashes for path imports, and dots for global module imports would be just too intuitive. We should aspire to make it as inaccessible as possible to people doing actual work and make it more accessible for my grandmother, 3rd graders and math PhDs"

ahah

09:48

y, __init__.py is bullshit

release python 4 with fixed imports

python4 will never exist xd

I will one day if I have time actually make my own python implementation ripping out importlib

09:50

Just a small CPython fork

09:51

No backwards compatibility to the mess of __init__ from 1980s

xd nice idea

09:52

i hope Julia will become the next Python

09:52

it deserves

https://github.com/RustPython/RustPython

GitHub - RustPython/RustPython: A Python Interpreter written in Rust

A Python Interpreter written in Rust. Contribute to RustPython/RustPython development by creating an account on GitHub.

Isn't julia too specific?

y maybe its too specific

doesnt julia load 100mb of ram for no reason for a hello world

but you can do a lot of thing

i read it time ago on hn

I thought it was mostly for data science people

xd

Learath2

I thought it was mostly for data science people

in theory, it is

Actually maybe if we make it popular enough data science people will fuck off to julia and we can have a nice python for people that are actually programmers

Learath2

Actually maybe if we make it popular enough data science people will fuck off to julia and we can have a nice python for people that are actually programmers

https://nim-lang.org/

Nim Programming Language

The Nim programming language is a concise, fast programming language that compiles to C, C++ and JavaScript.