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ab5tract have any other IRCCloud users discovered the glory of using it as a bounce server? 08:14
Halloy is a much prettier "head unit" than irccloud.com :) 08:15
Voldenet: Nice code style! Did you end up doing any benchmarks? 08:18
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rcmlz I was reading docs.raku.org/language/concurrency again. Another approach for your scheduler could be to not manage timing manually but "time the tasks" as they arrive (via Channel) like this: my $scheduled-task = Promise.in(calculated latest start).then( {task to do} ) and then put this same task on a "priority queue" channel. So before the workers start a task from the priority queue they chack if it alsready done, same 09:31
any task started via .then() checks itself if it is already done. That way all tasks get started at the scheduled time - and if there are idling workers they pull taks from the priority queue - any urgent tasks is thus priotirized over later-due-tasks.
And you do not need bussy wait ... 09:34
and manuall locking. 09:35
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librasteve_ tonyo: sadly the FOSDEM organisers have declined our TPRC request for a devroom in Brussels… I will now be going in for a speaking slot at the main conference… 09:52
tellable6 2025-10-28T16:29:29Z #raku <tonyo> librasteve hey dude, any word on brussels?
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SmokeMachine ab5tract: what does bounce server mean? I’m curious… 13:23
Is it kinda proxy? 13:25
timo "bouncer" is the term i know better 13:26
it is very much like a proxy
an irc client that runs on a machine that's (almost) always online, and then you can connect to it to do your ircing
programs like psybnc
usually the bouncer behaves as much as possible like an actual irc server, so it's transparent to clients that don't specifically support bouncers as a concept 13:27
ab5tract Yeah it’s sort of like runnning Weechat or irssi in a mix
mix = tmux
timo weechat also has a specific relay protocol so you can connect a weechat to a different weechat (or a client of that specific protocol, like glowing-bear) 13:28
SmokeMachine I mostly use ircchat’s app, so Im probably not going to use a bouncer, and I really like IRCCloud’s app’s dark theme, much better then on the browser. Getting notifications when there is a message to me is great… :) 13:33
timo as i understand it, irccloud already acts kind of like a bouncer by design 13:38
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ab5tract SmokeMachine: yeah the irccloud client is more or less already connecting to irccloud as a "bouncer" 13:53
lots of pretty options here:themes.halloy.chat/
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[Coke] having some fun today refactoring some raku for a small work project. (converting a bunch of utility methods into a class, then cleaning up the scripts/tests using those methods to make the class do most of the work) 16:48
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ab5tract Feels good to get paid to Raku, doesn’t it? :) 17:46
But even more so to see Raku delivering value, at least for me
Just yesterday a small aws Athena wrapper converted a few days of grunt work into a 2-3 hour background process 17:51
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Voldenet ab5tract: yes, the solution with hand-written iterator was the fastest (with the caveat that it has to be accessed sequentially to work), second was the allocating (via @n[(^$c).map({ 0..^$_, $_, $_^..^$c })]), .map(.map) was third and naive push/unshift was last 0x0.st/K_WT.perf 17:57
source: 0x0.st/K_Wm.raku 17:58
ofc performance changes depending on length of initial array 17:59
i was pondering on whether I should post it, because it's misleading 18:01
benchmark tests fully consuming things
and assumes sequential access 18:02
lizmat
.oO( lies, damn lies and benchmarks )
Voldenet if the lie is negated in a comment, it's true ;) 18:03
lizmat and a bug becomes a feature :-) 18:04
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jubilatious1_98524 Congratulations, Coke! 19:54
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