DDraceNetwork - developer

help guys, I'm starting the game, everything is lagging, the laptop is new, I don't know what to do

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Learath2

Here some with actual writing @Jupstar ✪ (edited)

answer is 4902

01:35

thank me later

<ChillerDragon> assembly is clearly for maffs genius

03:43

<ChillerDragon> i debugged 10 minutes because i assumed 14 - 8 is 8

lmao

first time had to use lifetimes in rust, i feel so smart rn xd

@Learath2 they are not read only anymore!

maybe it's time to write some tests justatest

<ChillerDragon> is it weird that i somehow desire all features in the tw protocol that browsers and http have?

07:51

<ChillerDragon> I really wish a client would send its supported compression alorithms to the server and the server only uses those.

07:52

<ChillerDragon> So if a client does not support huffman the server just does not send huffman compressed payloads

07:53

<ChillerDragon> Implementing huffman is the worst

MilkeeyCat

@Learath2 they are not read only anymore!

write only no read

louis

write only no read

hm?

<ChillerDragon> woah gcc is doing some dances when i try to multiply something xd

08:03

<ChillerDragon> @MilkeeyCat how did you implement multiply in your language?

08:04

<ChillerDragon> apparently mul is slow ...

chillerdragon: https://github.com/MilkeeyCat/meraki/blob/8f76c9d853d47f3e2dc2f69049c909d694ea9ac4/src/archs/amd64.rs#L132 imul xd

<ChillerDragon> that just works like i assume it works?

08:06

<ChillerDragon> imul rax, 2

08:06

<ChillerDragon> multiplies what is in rax by 2 and stores the result in rax?

Two-operand form — With this form the destination operand (the first operand) is multiplied by the source operand (second operand). The destination operand is a general-purpose register and the source operand is an immediate value, a general-purpose register, or a memory location. The intermediate product (twice the size of the input operand) is truncated and stored in the destination operand location.

https://www.felixcloutier.com/x86/imul it should work like that, yea xd

<ChillerDragon> So weird that there is mul and imul

for signed and unsigned multiplication (edited)

<ChillerDragon> I can just add with add but somehow i need fakin imul

08:16

<ChillerDragon> so imul is signed?

yep

<ChillerDragon> seems nice i dont think i will ever use anything other than imul then

08:16

<ChillerDragon> new instruction unlocked

i use imul even for unsigned numbers

<ChillerDragon> poggers2

lea rath, 2 said it's gud

<ChillerDragon> pog

there is some caveats that I really cba to re go into, you can google or search this channel

Robyt3

The touch controls design notes. The json format to represent this would look similar to this:

{
    "direct_touch": true,
    "buttons": [
        {
            "position": {
                "x": 110,
                "y": 0,
                "w": 10,
                "h": 10
            }
            "shape": "rect",
            "behavior": {
                "type": "predefined",
                "button_id": "swap_action",
            }
        },
        {
            "position": {
                "x": 20,
                "y": 20,
                "w": 10,
                "h": 10
            }
            "shape": "rect",
            "behavior": {
                "type": "bind",
                "label": "Say hello",
                "command": "say Hello World",
                "visibility": "always"
            }
        },
        ...
    ]
}

cool, thanks for sharing!

Learath2

Governments do technically have CAs trusted by all, they could have forged a certificate. It’s nice to know that they don’t

they'd also be distrusted if they'd do that (at the very least, that'd happen for turkey)

10:50

ChillerDragon: if you multiply with a constant, you can often transform it into a lea or some shifts plus additions

@heinrich5991 do you happen to know if an url lacking the host part is still a valid url?

dunno