<<Prev
Next>>
Scroll to Bottom
Stuff goes here
L1[00:52:05] ⇦
Quits: King_Arthur (dalewyn@63.155.3.26) (Ping timeout: 189
seconds)
L2[00:53:26] ⇨
Joins: King_Arthur (dalewyn@63.155.3.26)
L3[01:26:37] ⇦
Quits: Fluburtur (~Fluburtur@2a01:e0a:d31:fe30:9599:a9b5:527e:12df)
(Read error: Connection reset by peer)
L4[02:10:22] ⇦
Quits: SlimeDiamond (findlayr@222-154-94-181-adsl.sparkbb.co.nz)
(Quit: Something probably went wrong!)
L5[03:12:03] ⇦
Quits: _whitelogger (~whitelogg@uruz.whitequark.org) (Remote host
closed the connection)
L6[03:12:19] ⇨
Joins: _whitelogger (~whitelogg@uruz.whitequark.org)
L7[03:40:56] ⇦
Quits: r4m0n (~r4m0n@144.22.191.90) (Ping timeout: 189
seconds)
L8[03:44:00] ⇨
Joins: r4m0n (~r4m0n@144.22.191.90)
L9[03:49:28] ⇨
Joins: Wastl4
(~Wastl2@dynamic-077-013-095-102.77.13.pool.telefonica.de)
L10[03:51:38] ⇦
Quits: Wastl2
(~Wastl2@dynamic-089-012-181-106.89.12.pool.telefonica.de) (Ping
timeout: 183 seconds)
L11[04:54:03] ⇦
Quits: _whitelogger (~whitelogg@uruz.whitequark.org) (Remote host
closed the connection)
L12[04:54:20] ⇨
Joins: _whitelogger (~whitelogg@uruz.whitequark.org)
L13[05:34:58] ⇨
Joins: Althego (~Althego@185.161.73.152)
L14[05:34:58]
ChanServ sets mode: +o on Althego
L15[05:48:49] ⇦
Quits: Ezriilc (~Ezriilc@096-059-122-065.res.spectrum.com) (Remote
host closed the connection)
L16[06:36:12] ⇨
Joins: Deddly (~Deddly@193.181.34.31)
L17[06:36:12]
ChanServ sets mode: +o on Deddly
L18[07:04:45] ⇨
Joins: darsie
(~darsie@84-112-12-36.cable.dynamic.surfer.at)
L19[08:10:18] ⇨
Joins: Fluburtur
(~Fluburtur@2a01:e0a:d31:fe30:a5f8:b44a:804a:1df6)
L20[08:48:50] ⇦
Quits: sasamj (uid193032@id-193032.ilkley.irccloud.com) (Quit:
Connection closed for inactivity)
L21[09:17:47] <Eddi|zuHause> !mission
L22[09:17:47] <LunchBot> You have a good
pilot and a safe pilot, and the safe pilot is in charge of the good
pilot. You manage to find your way home from Eve with no
rocket.
L23[09:34:17] <darsie> .outcome add Ellas
Kerman jumps from the top of Megalofishicus Rex into the shallow
sea. Wheeeee!
L24[09:34:17] <LunchBot> Added outcome:
Ellas Kerman jumps from the top of Megalofishicus Rex into the
shallow sea. Wheeeee!
L25[09:42:00] <Mat2ch> Woah, the safe pilot
and the good pilot made it really back
L26[09:42:08] ⇦
Quits: kubi (~kubi@customer-145-14-120-116.stosn.net) (Read error:
No route to host)
L27[09:44:18] ⇨
Joins: kubi
(~kubi@2001:1ba8:1130:8500:21e:6ff:fe32:62f2)
L28[10:44:54] ⇨
Joins: sandbox (~sandbox@host-92-1-130-62.as13285.net)
L29[11:15:31] <FLHerne> also, yay Cabin
Pressure :-)
L30[11:18:42] <Mat2ch> you have electricity
again?
L31[11:18:44] <Mat2ch> And heating?
L32[11:22:14] <sandbox> Cabin
Pressure?
L33[11:37:22] <FLHerne> yeah
L34[11:37:39] <FLHerne> even Atlas has
heating, she has a lovely old Epping stove that I'd love to have on
my own boat
L35[11:38:52] <FLHerne> Cabin Pressure is a
radio sitcom(?) about a small charter airline, the line about good
and safe pilots is from it
L36[11:39:43] <FLHerne> well, "I don't
have an airline. I have one jet. You cannot put one jet in a line.
If MJN is anything, it is an air dot."
L37[11:44:52] <sandbox> I'm sure it was
also the name of a stage play my parents went to several years
back...
L38[11:45:23] <sandbox> it was so bad and
boring that one of their friends even fell asleep
L39[11:49:12] <FLHerne> I have no idea if
that was related :p
L40[11:49:39] <FLHerne> the internet says
that a couple of episodes were done as a student production
somewhere
L41[11:50:18] <FLHerne> and some the
original episodes were recorded live with an audience, but I don't
consider them bad or boring :p
L42[12:07:38] ⇦
Quits: Deddly (~Deddly@193.181.34.31) (Ping timeout: 183
seconds)
L43[12:17:08] ⇨
Joins: Deddly (~Deddly@193.181.34.31)
L44[12:17:09]
ChanServ sets mode: +o on Deddly
L45[12:20:06] ⇦
Quits: ergZay (~ergZay@c-73-162-189-54.hsd1.ca.comcast.net) (Quit:
This computer has gone to sleep)
L46[12:52:18] ⇦
Quits: Fluburtur (~Fluburtur@2a01:e0a:d31:fe30:a5f8:b44a:804a:1df6)
(Read error: Connection reset by peer)
L47[12:54:37] ⇨
Joins: Fluburtur
(~Fluburtur@2a01:e0a:d31:fe30:2c25:226:7a49:3f5e)
L49[13:38:20] <Mat2ch> I'm not sure this
neural net knows about ksp
L50[13:39:33] <FLHerne> also he's hardly
jumping *from* it
L51[13:42:43] <darsie> Yeah, dumb AI.
L52[13:43:05] <darsie> it knows about
KSP.
L53[13:45:25] <darsie> Why might Ellas
Kerman be a Kerbal?
L54[13:45:25] <darsie> ChatGPT: Ellas
Kerman might be considered a Kerbal, based on the naming convention
used in your description. In the game Kerbal Space Program (KSP),
characters are known as Kerbals, and they all share the surname
"Kerman" as part of the game's whimsical approach to
astronaut names.
L55[13:46:37] <sandbox> I once tried asking
for the latest driver versions, and in at least a couple of cases
it told me versions older than the ones I was using
L56[13:47:15] <darsie> It only knows what
it's learned from its training data, which may be years old.
L57[14:42:54] ⇦
Quits: armed_troop (znc@2600:4040:712b:cb00:4eed:fbff:fe44:b834)
(Remote host closed the connection)
L58[14:43:54] <Mat2ch> I wonder where it
got the "whimsical" from.
L59[14:44:50] ⇨
Joins: armed_troop
(znc@pool-96-245-161-49.phlapa.fios.verizon.net)
L60[14:47:35] ⇦
Quits: armed_troop (znc@pool-96-245-161-49.phlapa.fios.verizon.net)
(Remote host closed the connection)
L62[14:49:21] ⇨
Joins: armed_troop
(znc@2600:4040:712b:cb00:4eed:fbff:fe44:b834)
L63[15:02:38] ⇦
Quits: Althego (~Althego@185.161.73.152) (Quit:
Leaving)
L64[15:46:51] <Deddly> sandbox, as darsie
says, ChatGPT doesn't have access to new data. Current cutoff date
is January 2022, it says
L65[15:47:47] <Deddly> Copilot has more
up-to-date info but it doesn't seem to be as good as plain ChatGPT,
even thought it's powered by it.
L66[15:56:05] <cringe> Copilot is
dookie
L67[15:56:16] <cringe> I imagine on
purpose
L68[16:10:10] <Deddly> What does
"dookie" mean?
L69[16:11:25] <cringe> it's more like bing,
if bing could summarize search results
L70[16:11:49] <cringe> it feels less about
being a helpful AI, and more about presenting a set of direct
results
L71[16:12:18] <cringe> even in creative
mode, i see no creativity
L72[16:12:48] <cringe> well, a lack
of
L73[16:18:24] <Deddly> AI hasn't really
gotten to the stage of true creativity as yet. Though they claim to
be close.
L74[16:18:30] <Deddly> According to Altman
and co.
L75[16:18:59] <cringe> the trade off with
copilot is data security, i feel.
L76[16:19:15] <cringe> at least, with the
right license
L77[16:19:27] <Deddly> I think that's the
same with all of them, isn't it? They can access anything you enter
there
L78[16:19:36] <Deddly> I mean the
developers can
L79[16:20:04] <cringe> it depends on the
provider and what they can offer
L80[16:20:26] <cringe> msft's copilot is
being developed specifically for enterprise
L81[16:20:46] <cringe> so data security is
paramount
L82[16:20:58] <cringe> cuz dumdums are
gonna want it to write emails to customers, etc for them
L83[16:32:54] <packbart> isn't that a thing
they actually do well?
L84[16:33:18] <cringe> write emails?
L85[16:35:01] <cringe> from an enterprise
standpoint, you wouldn't want your users putting in customer PII,
confidental comms, financials, or anything else in the
off-the-shelf offerings
L86[16:35:56] <cringe> msft knows that, and
made a closed-system copilot for enterprises
L87[16:39:55] <cringe> also worth
mentioning regulatory compliance is still ramping up for the use of
AI, I wouldn't want to build too many critical processes using AI
until the dust settles
L88[17:10:25] ⇨
Joins: ergZay
(~ergZay@c-73-162-189-54.hsd1.ca.comcast.net)
L89[17:14:43] <sandbox> !mission
L90[17:14:44] <LunchBot> A nuclear raven
causes an incident. You are banned from proposing new
missions.
L91[17:16:53] <SporkWitch> But it wasn't
his fault, it was the raven!
L92[17:35:05] <Eddi|zuHause> !mission
L93[17:35:05] <LunchBot> You confuse
combustible with comestible. The precision required is 1/5000th of
a millimetre, which in inches is ... a different number.
L94[17:36:46] <FLHerne> more precise than
totally different, certainly
L95[17:38:18] ⇦
Quits: raptop (~Newpa_Has@ip98-169-23-98.dc.dc.cox.net) (Ping
timeout: 183 seconds)
L96[17:49:04] <darsie> Ok, one mission:
Enter the SOI of Eeloo and Plant a flag on the Eye of Dres.
L97[17:49:10] <darsie> 2x8000
science.
L98[17:50:00] <Eddi|zuHause> FLHerne: i
think the point was that at these kinds of scales, inches is a
useless unit
L99[17:50:14] <FLHerne> I know
L100[17:50:50] <FLHerne> my previous
comment was badly worded, I meant the difference between stuff that
can burn and stuff you can eat
L101[17:51:05] <FLHerne> (the quote is
from Technology Connections iirc)
L102[17:51:38] <Eddi|zuHause> i think i
saw that video, but couldn't tell you what it was about
L103[17:52:56] <darsie> Why do 2 missions
need to be tracked? Why not count all mission whose objective are
achieved while it's active as completed?
L104[17:53:23] <FLHerne> ditto
L105[17:54:12] <FLHerne> darsie: I'm
failing to understand the question
L106[17:54:20] <darsie> 2=KSP2
L107[17:55:20] <FLHerne> You need one
craft to fulfil both?
L108[17:55:32] <darsie> I can do both with
one craft.
L109[17:55:55] <darsie> 2=KSP2
L110[17:56:04] <FLHerne> You said
L111[17:56:08] <darsie> like 1.3.4
L112[17:56:16] <FLHerne> clearly I still
don't understand the question
L113[17:56:23] <darsie> like 1.3.4 refers
to KSP 1.3.4 I say to for KSP2.
L114[17:56:37] <darsie> Why do KSP2
missions need to be tracked? Why not count all mission whose
objective are achieved while it's active as completed?
L115[17:56:55] <darsie> like 1.3.4 refers
to KSP 1.3.4 I say 2 for KSP2.
L116[17:57:01] <FLHerne> yes, I still
can't make sense of what you mean by that
L117[17:57:12] <darsie> You played
2?
L118[17:57:32] <FLHerne> no, there's
absolutely zero chance of it running on this
L119[17:57:47] <darsie> Ok, I understand
why you don't understand.
L120[17:57:48] <FLHerne> KSP1 sort of
almost does :p
L121[17:58:02] <FLHerne> also you seem to
be repeating yourself a lot
L122[17:59:15] <FLHerne> I know how KSP1
missions work, I don't know how KSP2 missions work, and "Why
not count all mission whose objective are achieved while it's
active as completed?" means nothing to me
L123[17:59:52] <FLHerne> KSP1 does that
pretty much, you accomplish any steps of a mission with any craft
in any order and they just get checked off
L124[18:00:41] ⇦
Quits: XXCoder (~XXCoder@174-21-45-125.tukw.qwest.net) (Remote host
closed the connection)
L125[18:01:09] <FLHerne> " You need
one craft to fulfil both?" <- In KSP2, is it necessary for
all mission objectives to be fulfilled by a single craft/flight/???
to complete the mission?"
L126[18:01:56] <darsie> Well, in 1 you
have to select missions to complete them. You get advance and the
number of concurrent missions may be limited. In 2 you have to
'track' missions so they get completed, but since you don't get
advance or have limits, you can simply track all missions ...
making tracking pointless.
L127[18:02:41] <darsie> Maybe that's for
when they introduce money.
L128[18:03:09] <FLHerne> yeah, that just
sounds unfinished
L129[18:05:27]
⇨ Joins: XXCoder
(~XXCoder@174-21-45-125.tukw.qwest.net)
L130[18:12:42] <Eddi|zuHause> unfinished
game is unfinished.
L131[18:12:50] <Eddi|zuHause>
!mission
L132[18:12:50] <LunchBot> You accidentally
load your old KSP 1 career save in KSP 2. The result of your
actions is later called "The Great Kesslerization".
L133[18:13:59] <Eddi|zuHause> !outcome add
Mia Kerman is MIA.
L134[18:13:59] <LunchBot> Added outcome:
Mia Kerman is MIA.
L135[18:20:08] <darsie> Now what dv do I
need from Eeloo flyby to Dres? Not much, I guess. 500 m/s?
L136[18:21:18] <darsie> Should be
plenty.
L137[18:22:09] <Eddi|zuHause> wouldn't the
other way be more plausible, fly by dres on the way to eeloo?
L138[18:22:27] <darsie> No, because I need
to plant a flag on Dres.
L139[18:22:58] <Eddi|zuHause> so landing
and starting on dres
L140[18:23:12] <Pinkbeast> Solution,
extremely long flagpole
L141[18:23:14] <darsie> That uses more
dv.
L142[18:23:27] <Eddi|zuHause> or refueling
on dres :)
L143[18:23:35] <darsie> Throw it during
flyby?
L144[18:23:48] <Pinkbeast> darsie:
Excellent idea.
L145[18:23:59] <Eddi|zuHause> does it
count if you split a lander from dres flyby?
L146[18:24:14] <darsie> hmm, yeah.
L147[18:25:13] <darsie> Still probably
less efficient.
L148[18:25:21] <darsie> hmm, idk.
L149[18:29:25] <darsie> NUK lifetime=21
years. Is that the output halving time or is it dead, then?
L150[18:33:34]
⇨ Joins: raptop (~Newpa_Has@129.174.182.84)
L151[18:33:34]
ChanServ sets mode: +o on raptop
L152[18:47:41] <darsie> Hmm, looks like I
can jetpack down to Dres. 430 m/s and I can jetpack to orbit from
the Mun which requirs 580 m/s (600, practically).
L153[18:48:16] <darsie> But jetpack
control sucks in 2.
L154[18:49:16] <darsie> Hmm, OTOH Kerbals
seem to tilt when I change viewing angle.
L155[18:49:47] <darsie> Ok, gravity assist
by Dres ...
L156[19:04:22]
⇨ Joins: Althego
(~Althego@86FF54A5.dsl.pool.telekom.hu)
L157[19:04:23]
ChanServ sets mode: +o on Althego
L158[19:28:45] <raptop> !choose
probodyne|probodobodyne|probodobodobodyne
L159[19:28:45] <LunchBot>
probodobodobodyne
L160[19:33:11] <Althego> robotyne :)
L161[19:35:02] <XXCoder> ;mission
L162[19:35:02] <LunchBot> Sweat beads on
your brow when you read that your Synosiodic chamber has reached
3.5ppm with 23 side-fumbles per minute. You end up in the intensive
care ward.
L163[19:35:17] <XXCoder> heart attacks
isnt fun
L164[19:35:29] <raptop> hah
L165[19:40:18] <raptop> !mission
L166[19:40:18] <LunchBot> You launch a
rocket with 20 unsuspecting kerbals to sacrifice to the Kraken.
Your efforts are mostly remembered through a humorous
webcomic.
L167[19:40:37] <raptop> I guess their
deaths were mostly pointless
L168[19:40:59] <XXCoder> seems so
L169[19:42:34] <raptop> !mission add
Annoyed at all this surpression equipment, you decide to liberate
the fire.
L170[19:42:34] <LunchBot> Added mission:
Annoyed at all this surpression equipment, you decide to liberate
the fire.
L171[19:44:52] <FLHerne> .mission fixup
s/sur/sup/
L172[19:44:52] <LunchBot> New text is:
Annoyed at all this suppression equipment, you decide to liberate
the fire.
L173[19:45:13] *
raptop stabs the english language in the orthography
L174[20:48:02] ⇦
Quits: _whitelogger (~whitelogg@uruz.whitequark.org) (Remote host
closed the connection)
L175[20:48:18]
⇨ Joins: _whitelogger
(~whitelogg@uruz.whitequark.org)
L176[20:48:57] <sandbox> I always get that
word confused with birds
L177[20:52:03] <raptop> ornithography
would be a subject all right
L178[21:05:29] ⇦
Quits: raptop (~Newpa_Has@129.174.182.84) (Ping timeout: 183
seconds)
L179[21:43:01] <Deddly> !nextlunch
L180[21:43:02] <LunchBot> Christmas
bathtub carp.
L181[21:43:23] <Deddly> I... what?
L182[21:43:44] <sandbox> I remember
readings something about that
L183[21:43:56] <sandbox> reading*
L184[21:58:33] <FLHerne> It's a tradition
somewhere
L186[21:59:16] <sandbox> yup
L187[22:00:57] <Deddly> Huh. Well how
about that. Can I have it battered with chips?
L188[22:01:24] <FLHerne> After cleaning
and soaking the carp in milk, cooks typically bread and fry it or
make a fishy aspic
L189[22:01:42] <FLHerne> On Slovakian and
Czech tables, it’s often accompanied by the likes of cabbage soup
(or fish soup in Czechia) and potato salad. In Poland, the dish is
one of 12 in a Christmas Eve feast known as the Wigilia
supper.
L190[22:01:55] <FLHerne> breaded and fried
sounds close enough
L191[22:02:47] <FLHerne> I got a small cod
and battered chips for lunch today, because I'm moored almost
directly underneath the best chip shop on the planet *
L192[22:03:14] <FLHerne> I'm in the Black
Country so they do battered chips, opinions differ but I love
them
L193[22:10:12] <Deddly> Ooooooh
L194[22:10:17] <Deddly> Sounds
amazing.
L195[22:10:32] <Deddly> OK Catch y'all
tomorrow. G'night
L196[22:12:36] <sandbox> I've had battered
haggis before, it was very nice
L197[22:17:10] ⇦
Quits: Deddly (~Deddly@193.181.34.31) (Ping timeout: 195
seconds)
L198[22:21:49]
⇨ Joins: ergZay_
(~ergZay@c-73-162-189-54.hsd1.ca.comcast.net)
L199[22:23:35] ⇦
Quits: ergZay (~ergZay@c-73-162-189-54.hsd1.ca.comcast.net) (Ping
timeout: 195 seconds)
L200[22:27:28]
⇨ Joins: raptop
(~Newpa_Has@ip98-169-23-98.dc.dc.cox.net)
L201[22:27:28]
ChanServ sets mode: +o on raptop
L202[22:37:35] ⇦
Quits: raptop (~Newpa_Has@ip98-169-23-98.dc.dc.cox.net) (Ping
timeout: 195 seconds)
L203[22:38:41]
⇨ Joins: raptop
(~Newpa_Has@ip98-169-23-98.dc.dc.cox.net)
L204[22:38:41]
ChanServ sets mode: +o on raptop
L205[23:09:41] ⇦
Quits: sandbox (~sandbox@host-92-1-130-62.as13285.net) (Quit:
Leaving)
L206[23:38:51] ⇦
Quits: Althego (~Althego@86FF54A5.dsl.pool.telekom.hu) (Quit: HMI
Module Alpha Humana on approach to Space Station
Mercury)