Ok, but can you do this in C?

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[@tauiin]

"where is my nob" - TSoding 2024

[@Cmanorange]

woke up this morning and my nob was gone, can't have shit in gentoo

[@dmitrykhamkalov1510]

Game of Life - "Hello World"

[@rogo7330]

Tonight: - red segfault jumpscare, - five times eight is eighty (written as four-zero), - cheating by embeding pp into cstr

[@weirdo911aw]

lol pp

[@dmitrijsojma2296]

I just kept waiting for (3+2) to get replaced by 5.

[@nikkehtine]

I love it when I'm watching some guy coding in C and then all of a sudden he starts beatboxing 40:15

[@silloo2072]

😂

[@monad_tcp]

that's an undefined behavior

[@silloo2072]

@@monad_tcp 😂

[@badstep495]

There seem to be two differences with respect to the Javascript variant: * The javascript variant uses two characters per pixel, making each pixel appear more squared and the text better balanced * The javascript variant makes the unlit pixels a darker color (for example dark gray on black background compared to white on black) I think by adopting those two changes, the clock will look much nicer :)

[@silloo2072]

Tbh I prefer the c Variant it is more readable

[@danielsan901998]

#embed support was just merged to clang this week, but the next day it was reverted because it crashed.

[@user-sl4th2pu1z]

laughing man POG

[@desocietate9135]

I never noticed the subtitles, indeed very funny ngl

[@graverdev]

can't wait for someone to make this in C, just to prove it's possible edit: and here it is, it has been done

[@chri-k]

I am trying to right now. I also haven't ever written any quine C (i only know how do do that in Ruby), so that'll go well,

[@graverdev]

@@chri-k go go go

[@chri-k]

the c-cloq is complete, and can be found at chri-k/quines

[@chri-k]

@@graverdevSuccess! But due to automod, see my top-level comment

[@dr-Jonas-Birch]

Thank you. You have been an inspiration for my own YT channel about C. Keep up the good work. JB

[@StaRiToRe]

the transition from first part to second part is funny

[@remrevo3944]

57:13 To find out how to clear the screen with ansi escape codes you can also just look at what `clear` is using as it really just prints escape codes to the screen. So just a quick little `clear | xxd` can get you where you need to be.

[@RiteshKumar-uy7fx]

great work man 100 times thumbs up

[@Omena0]

This is interesting 🤔 I wouldn't have any idea on how to implement this.

[@rodelias9378]

Great success! High five!!

[@AngisMakkalax]

Парень спасибо тебе что поддерживаешь интерес к Си, лайк на все видео и подписка!

[@ivanjermakov]

Uneven digit height on top and bottom drives me crazy though

[@lolapplesauce]

the day 2 rage about the quine is so on point lmao

[@lame_lexem]

didn't know ddg has llm chat now, thank you for showing it

[@DanielSchmitt-vu8wh]

Great video as usual. Btw what happened to the raycasting VOD on twitch?

[@manucaouette]

For better formatting: in your format_tokens function you forgot to increment x when you add a space to the source code, doesn't change much on the final result but every bit helps

[@andrew_0149]

that is F-ing amazing

[@kabukitheater9046]

i like how zozin talks shit about js devs. it's the content i always yearn for lol

[@arcxm]

Zozin never fails to amaze with interesting content! ♥

[@dr-Jonas-Birch]

Is Zozin his name, a nickname of sorts or is it just a word like "buddy" in .ru or something? Regards, another KZbin coder.

[@NeuronX]

Hi it's been a while in your channel. I wanted to know your development environment like what distro you're using and window manager etc.

[@CyprianBergonia]

Hi, I think now that the clock is offset, you can include time.h back in the source code.then it can compile without extra args. Great job!

[@Wekuz11]

Imagine playing DOOM in a quine

[@atxorsatti]

That Paul and shark shirt is wild

[@nonefvnfvnjnjnjevjenjvonej3384]

can your javascript do that? can your javascript do that?

[@bigmiraclewhips]

legendary red segfault

[@victormuriithi7926]

Nothing hits hard than "those javascript developers"😂😂😂😂😂 made me crack down fr fr.

[@xorlop]

This was a really cool stream! I liked the "?" trick a lot. I was agonizing that you should have a pre-build step and was satisfied on Day 2 :)

[@TsodingDaily]

I just needed a little bit of slep

[@icringe8166]

What font does he use? Just curious

[@hahas95]

Haskell quine: main = liftA2 (>>) putStr print "main = liftA2 (>>) putStr print "

[@sirynka]

2:40:18 You can exchange your organs for "copilot at home" Powered by Nvidia ®

[@rogo7330]

Considering that code is only 7-bit ascii and it's not even the whole range you can obfuscate string by replacing it with numbers that encode whole patterns of letters and feed integers to printf instead of string literals.

[@chri-k]

Remember that the primary (often unstated) goal of making a quine is that it should be as short as possible, and that is not how you do that

[@TheCarlitozg]

Some centering and padding with comments would make it even better than JS version

[@monad_tcp]

2:10:11 it means Solaris

[@vanitymeetstechnology8792]

You are Legend My Man... I am inspired by your energy.. by the way what do you eat and drink. No cheating ok

[@silloo2072]

What linux are you using? And why there are some suspicious text at the bottom 😳

[@ploho__3699]

that's debian with emacs

[@silloo2072]

@@ploho__3699 thanks

[@cycomkid]

Waiting for Odin stream😅, so that we can laugh at Jai and Jonathan

[@Pepcen]

At first glance this sounds really easy. Is there something I'm missing?

[@PopescuAlexandruCristian]

Epic

[@NimaqAlizadeh]

Nice

[@Cmanorange]

3:05:11 this is python

[@DART2WADER]

20:00 R"(some text)" maybe?

[@chri-k]

I succeeded in making a C cloq that is smaller, rectangular and has high-res numbers (but rectangle comes at the cost of no includes, so it can't get the current time by itself) I uploaded it to G/H with my username being the same as my handle, chri (dash) k (that account only has one repo) I am talking in this weird way to try to not trip the auto-mod for the 13th time, and that number is *not* hyperbole

[@Bredor]

gj!

[@alvaronaranjo2589]

2:34:25 I remember the days when 256mb was a luxury

[@bobtheoutbuilder8552]

Omg Zozin using AI 54:19 🤯

[@froop2393]

Great alternative to watch instead the over-commercialized soccer EM.

[@ivanjermakov]

It's not JS devs who cheat, it's the fact that JS is shipped with quine support if you wish :)

[@monad_tcp]

Its not JS devs that cheat, JS lang itself is a cheat for actually programming real applications in a real native language

[@plesskikh]

Why didn't just implement #embed via build script?

[@TsodingDaily]

That means anybody who wants to compile the quine on their machine have to use the custom script, which is unnecessary friction. I wanted the quine to be compilable with a fairly standard command on any Linux.

[@zenderlor2669]

он опять сделал неведомую фигню на си и все довольны, всем нравится)))) наш сишник!

[@bobby9568]

your manager earns three times more than you and knows nothing about technology. He just knows how to talk xD

[@silloo2072]

For the quine you could use argv[0]?

[@TsodingDaily]

It's a path to binary, not source code

[@silloo2072]

@@TsodingDaily oh

[@rogo7330]

5*8 is 69

[@soniablanche5672]

lesson of the day: only interpreted languages can be QUINed

[@blackbeard3449]

All languages result into machine code at some point which is "interpreted" by the cpu. Hence, all languages are interpreted. 😛

[@monad_tcp]

@@blackbeard3449 technically its compiled, the x86 machine is practically a machine compiler for x86 bytecode to their uCode real machine language, its a JIT compiler capable of register renaming, instruction reordering, branch optimization (prediction), etc, etc. its both CISC and RISC at the same time, also being a VM.

[@mariusz7238]

What is this xcancel?

[@atxorsatti]

Bro is talking about js devs like they are the free masons

[@Heater-v1.0.0]

Cool. Taking your interpreter idea for Quine to Rust I get: fn main() { let src = r#"fn main() { let src = r❤"?"❤; println!("{}", src.replace('\u{2764}', "❤").replace('\u{3f}', src)); }"#; println!("{}", src.replace('\u{2764}', "#").replace('\u{3f}', src)); } Not sure if I have the stamina to get on with the clock part....

[@Heater-v1.0.0]

And someone suggested an even simpler quine in Rust: fn main() { print!("{}", include_str!("main.rs")); } Amazingly easy reading too. How come C can't do such a simple trick?

[@OggVorbis69]

It is superb

[@Bredor]

Worth mentioning awesome qlock by Yusuke Endoh (kzbin.info/www/bejne/ppikeYpuhNWWirssi=v9WjZHuioWQTbW_Q). This guy does a lot of crazy shit