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<daccord77> Looking for a lightweight note-taking tool (not the Notion-like type:)) with native NFT support, any suggestions? I randomly found a project (web link): metanotey.io which looks promising. But still in early beta
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<companion_cube>
I don't think people here particularly like NFTs
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<mnxn> why on earth would you need NFTs in a note taking app?
<d_bot_>
<mnxn> this reads like an advertisement and also has nothing to do with ocaml
<companion_cube>
hu, good call
<d_bot_>
<mnxn> @admin I think this is advertising spam and should be removed
<d_bot_>
<mnxn> the user isn't even in the discord server anymore
<companion_cube>
lol, ok
<d_bot_>
<Perry> They remove the message, but the user was already gone.
<d_bot_>
<Perry> I presume everyone reported the spam btw, that alerts Discord.
<d_bot_>
<NULL> A Google search brought 3 results with one saying users reported the website as a scam, but I registered in (through Tor) and it looked decent and didn't try to make me buy stuff (not outright). So weird
<companion_cube>
a NFT editor can't be anything but a scam
<d_bot_>
<Perry> A spammer is a scammer.
<d_bot_>
<NULL> It looked like a notes app, nothing with NFT on the main page of the app
<companion_cube>
@Perry true.
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<NULL> Not trying to appeal the ban/deletion at all, it looked way to suspicious
<d_bot_>
<mnxn> their core feature is a context menu to publish notes to an NFT marketplace
<d_bot_>
<mnxn> and it doesn't matter whether the website is legitimate or not, advertising like that is bad enough
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<VPhantom> There's a way to report SPAM on Discord now?
<ns12>
How do I report spam on IRC?
<d_bot_>
<Perry> Yes. You click on the message etc. And obviously IRC can’t do that.
<d_bot_>
<VPhantom> There is no such option on Discord's web client, sadly.
<d_bot_>
<orbitz> The webclient doesn't support it, mobile client does
<d_bot_>
<VPhantom> Reply, Mark unread, Copy message link, Speak message.
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<VPhantom> Wow, that's a shame. I thought all their UIs were on par with each other.
<d_bot_>
<orbitz> That's an odd one to leave out too ha
<ns12>
It's really primitive. There's no speech to text, voice control, or mind control.
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<Dennis> i started playing with domains and channels to build an in-memory pubsub. It's a pretty straightforward implementation in Go. Sending, waiting, and receiving on domainslib channels _appear_ to look like how I'd do it in Go, but I'm running into strange behaviors.
<d_bot_>
<Dennis> can any other curious soul tell me if I'm publishing to channels and waiting on reads from channels/domains properly?
<d_bot_>
<Dennis> i started playing with domains and channels to build an in-memory pubsub. It's a pretty straightforward implementation in Go. Sending, waiting, and receiving on domainslib channels appear to look like how I'd do it in Go, but I'm running into strange behaviors.
<d_bot_>
<Dennis> can any other curious soul tell me if I'm publishing to channels and waiting on reads from channels/domains properly?
<d_bot_>
<Dennis>
<d_bot_>
<Dennis> thanks for redirecting me @Bluddy !
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<kurtz> late to the conversation but the "desktop" client doesn't have the report spam feature either which simply makes no sense to me?
<d_bot_>
<orbitz> I did notice if you go to the users profile you can report the user as spam
<d_bot_>
<kurtz> the best you could do is just block someone
<d_bot_>
<kurtz> hmm i must have missed that
<d_bot_>
<orbitz> oh wiat, maybe it's only the DM view.. which is odd
<d_bot_>
<kurtz> absurd
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<kurtz> honestly that amazes me given that crypto stuff almost exclusively runs through discord and, similarly, a ton of the scamming ecosystem
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<VPhantom> Blocking's nice but I want Discord to have knowledge of the user's wrong doing, so that if a threshold of spam reports is reached, the user is suspended for review or something. Right now spam-bots have a field day in some servers.
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<RegularSpatula> I had a small script and about 50% of the runtime was in the `Core.String.split` function. So I did a quick benchmark on a couple of different string split function (Core's, a specialized version of Core's, and the OCaml stdlib's `split_on_char`). Core's string split was a good bit slower than the stdlib's...it just got me wondering if there are any more benchmarks comparing Core and Stdlib.
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<RegularSpatula> ccube: The split you see there is basically Core's minus the part where they use an anon fun for checking the delimiter
<companion_cube>
that's in Core? :o
<d_bot_>
<RegularSpatula> yeah
<companion_cube>
I'm surprised, I would have expected some unsafe_get
<d_bot_>
<RegularSpatula> Yeah the stdlib one uses unsafe get to get the current char and check if it is the `sep`...core uses `str.[index]`
<d_bot_>
<RegularSpatula> Core's string `sub` function is also different from the stdlibs...
<companion_cube>
also, having the same function that handles a list of separators
<companion_cube>
clearly going to be less optimized
<d_bot_>
<RegularSpatula> yeah you can see in the little bench that just making a dedicated split function for one `char` and not changing anything else even helped a lot
<d_bot_>
<RegularSpatula> just for fun a did a split function that takes an already allocated array and fills that instead of a list (obviously brittle) ...it was a bit slower than stdlib split, but used half the words
<companion_cube>
tbh if you want real perf, of course, you shouldn't really split
<companion_cube>
just iterate on slices, without calling `sub`
<d_bot_>
<RegularSpatula> yeah thats true
<d_bot_>
<RegularSpatula> core has a slice, but it does allocate a new string for each slice...just give me the bytes (your favorite topic lol)
<d_bot_>
<RegularSpatula> oh nice, i will check that out thanks
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<keegan> is there a lib for emitting compiler diagnostics, e.g. in a compiler for highlighting lines and providing warnings/errors. even if I could use the one that the ocaml compiler uses if it's published on opam
<companion_cube>
there's pp_loc
<companion_cube>
doesn't do the warnings/errors, but it does give you a way to quote the file
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<olle>
You guys ever heard about event sourcing?
<companion_cube>
a bit on HN :p
<olle>
I'm thinking about the connection between that and tagless-final
<d_bot_>
<VPhantom> Ah yeah, event sourcing is in the same line of thought as those sync-less log ideas. (i.e. Log that you add $10 to your account instead of updating the balance directly.)
<olle>
Yes, but every event has a representation
<olle>
And you separate the event and its interpreter
<d_bot_>
<VPhantom> It's the kind of broad idea that looks great in an initial brainstorm but I have no idea how it fares in real-world implementations. It takes quite a commitment to do everything "transactional" like that.
<olle>
Oh yeah
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<orbitz> Certain things work really well with jt. Other things less so. Me feel on event sourcing is it's not a generalized solution like it often sold but a specific solution to data with a certain set of properties
<olle>
Sure
<companion_cube>
like, if you were gonna write a big fold anyway
<companion_cube>
why not serialize the stream of data itself?
<olle>
Hm
<Corbin>
VPhantom: It is an extraordinary commitment. It's only worth it if the events correspond to physical changes, e.g. tracking packages in a shipping system.
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<kurtz> if i were reading from input binary numbers in the form of `[0|1]+`, eg `011` or `11110` or `000010` and so on, how could i read them in as binary literals without losing any with leading `0`s?
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<d_bot_>
<kurtz> Scanf indicates `%i` matches on the pattern `0b[0-1]+` but not simply `[0-1]+`