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That has to be the weirdest flex ever

Replying to @Ryozuki he met stallman

00:05

Donation by teelevision?!!!! Isn’t that the guy who run zCatch in the 90s? I did not know he is still around

Replying to @Unknown GitHub: > def- […]

Learath2

There is no simple way to read a file into an std::vector<char> without the stl forcing you to zero initialize the entire vector

just zero the filesize character?

00:09

or don't use std::vector for this, you don't need expandable container for reading a file

chillerdragon

Donation by teelevision?!!!! Isn’t that the guy who run zCatch in the 90s? I did not know he is still around

that is not him

is it possible to allow ddnet client connect deepl api for translating chat?

00:39

https://github.com/sienori/simple-translate/wiki/How-to-register-DeepL-API its half-free to use legally

How to register DeepL API

WebExtensions for translating text on web pages. Contribute to sienori/simple-translate development by creating an account on GitHub.

Smetanolub

is it possible to allow ddnet client connect deepl api for translating chat?

Yeah but you have to do it lol

Learath2

I'm starting to remember why I was sticking to C

std::fs::read(filename) in rust

Learath2

The correct argument to be made there was that IO dwarfs the zero initialization anyway, that's what the rust people do, you should learn from them

rust doesn't do it with the above-mentioned method

Learath2

I wonder if rust can do it with a Vec of maybeuninit

in rust you can write to the not-yet initialized parts of the vector and afterwards set its length

Learath2

Clones and appends all elements in a slice to the Vec. Iterates over the slice other, clones each element, and then appends it to this Vec.

nvm, uncool

this is guaranteed to be a memcpy for types that support it, I think

01:11

read it as you'd read the C standard. something will happen, but the result will be the same as if each element was cloned

Learath2

Anyway, if I really cared I'd just map it into memory and call it a day, I just found it interesting that it's not all that simple to get the "optimal" behaviour

btw, even that is very easy to do: https://docs.rs/memmap2/latest/memmap2/

let file = File::open("LICENSE-APACHE")?;
let mmap = unsafe { Mmap::map(&file)?  };

memmap2 - Rust

A cross-platform Rust API for memory mapped buffers.

01:12

works on all platforms already

01:13

(mmap is inherently unsafe, if the underlying file changes)

Learath2

I love how the new generation treats code

I feel you. I also like to write efficient code, which is why I started doing it in C. later I found that I could achieve the same in Rust, and to me, it felt a lot easier to get correct

Imposter?

Replying to @jxsl13 that is not him

just someone else

<ChillerDragon> Its the same spelling isnt it? https://github.com/Teelevision

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how to have a number parameter with clap

01:59

this seems obvious

<ChillerDragon> Reusing such a well known name seems a bit problematic to me

nvm

02:02

had to use default_value_t in the arg() proc macro instead of default_value

02:02

o_O

02:03

sucks that it doesn't come with de/serializers for std::time Duration