@@Nekobit >litepub.go
>POST request to relay.biocomm.net with a seemingly valid signature
ok, now i get something's there.
>w.go
so there's a basic HTTP request handler in-progress. cool.
i dont know what the second picture is doing really, is it a rate limiter? i dont know why it's named "Do", probably has something to do with the thing called "client" but he doesn't provide any reference to what that is so i'm lost.
overall im more convinced than i originally was (i thought absolutely nothing was there), but this still is very disappointing.
nekobit implemented much more than what's shown here in just 3 months(9/26/22~1/11/23 according to his Fossil repo) so i highly suspect he actually is working on something at the moment. he might be busy moderating FSE, but i still don't expect someone to slack off this much.
@Fe₂🦀₃⋅H₂🦀 the boost libraries that i liked using was coroutines2 (stackful coroutines), filesystem (merged into stl) and spirit (replaced it with foonathan::lexy because of absolutely ridiculous compile times) so the only boost library left there that's actually useful is coroutines (c++20 coroutines are a joke) i guess. thanks for telling me about this because my current io_uring server is more C than C++ and I really dont like it
@Fe₂🦀₃⋅H₂🦀 ill try, this looks more promising than boost which takes like 300 lines of boilerplate to get basically anything working. i skimmed through it and feels like the authors actually use the libraries they produce (a common question with boost libraries, some have great interfaces that are a breeze to work with but some are just horrific to deal with)
@Fe₂🦀₃⋅H₂🦀 @Nozahagmelons@d@Protoss reminds me of that install script that was supposed to remove some folder in /usr/ but had a space in the path and removed the whole /usr directory instead:abyss:
@:ihavenomouth: yeah thats what i figured but i hope theyd just make it same as INT_MAX, theres no reason to pick 0x7FFF specifically to the best of my knowledge
>RAND_MAX
>Expands to an integer constant expression equal to the maximum value returned by the function rand(). This value is implementation dependent. It's guaranteed that this value is at least 32767.
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@Fe₂🦀₃⋅H₂🦀 do you have stutters while using your computer or something? i assume the asymmetrical cores would cause lag with passing tasks between them
@cassidyclown good to hear you went off SSRIs, they suck
if your ADHD meds were an amphetamine derivative instead of something like atomoxetine you couldve snorted it and get high:niggaheyface:
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