Notices by karna :flipflop: :buffsuki: (karna@poa.st)

@lain "a succulent chinese meal"

@EdBoatConnoisseur @p @skylar @theorytoe That sounds pretty nice. Caldav is comfy too. Also did you see the recent-ish guadec talk about all the edge cases that happen in developing a calendar. Was pretty funny what with the strange timezones that exist. inb4 gnome..

@EdBoatConnoisseur @p @theorytoe @skylar for a second I thought this was gonna about something more complicated than flat files based off the headline, but you can do a lot with just that too. While reading, a thought occurred to me though.. Depending on your use case, you may want to "transpose" the file so that each line represents a column (sort of like how columnar formats like parquet store data column-wise instead of row-wise) if you have a lot of columns and you dont always need to work with every column. Some of the commands would have to change but I wonder how each approach would scale

@IAMAL_PHARIUS @Will2Power the mods are doing penis inspection day to make sure no one fails NNN... :notlikemiya:

@hazlin I think the STL has maps and unordered_maps if you really want to use dictionaries but I dont use c++ so :akarinShrug:

@hazlin For the sake of completeness, this is what I meant. Since I don't think your strings need to be dynamically handled, you could do something like this in C. in C++, your mileage may vary, idk what initializers are supported..

@hazlin And the temporary structs being used in the array directly uses "compound literals" which may not be supported in CPP at all (see https://en.cppreference.com/w/c/language/compound_literal ), at least not without compiler extensions

@hazlin no problemo. fwiw, yhe term for this sort of initialization of structs is "designated initializer". I did a little digging and saw that c++ is a little more restrictive than c when it comes to how you can use these (see https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/language/aggregate_initialization#Designated_initializers ). Also you probably dont need to typedef structs in c++ either

Note: out-of-order designated initialization, nested designated initialization, mixing of designated initializers and regular initializers, and designated initialization of arrays are all supported in the C programming language, but are not allowed in C++.

@hazlin Oh nice. Glad its working

@hazlin ive never used sfml (also I read that acronym as shit fuck my life every time I see it...), is the setup that complicated?

@lunarised thats fair enough, I get that

@lunarised grating in what way? Every time I hear his solos on the Hand Cannot Erase album I get goosebumps. I think Steven reigns him in just enough to be overly technical while still staying in the prog sphere (I'd post my FLACs rn but they are too big :pensive_cowboy: )

@lunarised I need to listen to more Guthrie. Ive only heard his stuff on Steven Wilson records and that is also fantastic

@hazlin idk about c++ but assuming theres enough overlap with c, you could make an enum of possible colors, which acts as index into an array of structs containing your resistor info

There was an old man with a beard,
A funny old man with a beard
He had a big beard
A great big old beard
That amusing old man with a beard.

-John Clarke

There was a young man from Japan
Whose limericks never would scan.
And when they asked why,
He said "I do try!
But when I get to the last line I try to fit in as many words as I can."

-Unknown

@lunarised assuming you mean the solo that starts around the 2:50 mark, I honestly didnt notice them on my first listen but after you mentioned it they were more noticeable.

Also I made sure to re-listen on a few different headphones and I stand by thinking the kicks are too loud but also noticed that your closed hihats are a little louder than your open hihats (which might be a function of the song being less busy when the hats are closed more than anything). idk if thats something that should change but it just made me think about how I always assume open hats should be louder, at least in a live setting with acoustic drums. The flipside is that louder open hats might be more distracting though... Not sure where I am going with this tbh