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L2[00:02:41] <ping> shift register?
L3[00:02:48] <ShadowKatStudios> 1.5 words of
stack memory...
L4[00:03:25] <ShadowKatStudios> Nope, RAM
with a stack pointer
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L6[00:04:55] <ShadowKatStudios> It 'could'
be repurposed
L7[00:07:16] <ShadowKatStudios> The design
is sort of meant for stacks though
L8[00:07:41] <ShadowKatStudios> They all
share a common r/w line and associated controls
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L10[00:08:11] <Kodos> HDD finally died last
night. Had to overnight a new one.
L11[00:09:47] <ShadowKatStudios> 1.75 words
of stack memory...
L13[00:12:42] <ping> stack pointer
L14[00:12:50] <ping> shift registers
easier
L15[00:13:07] <ping> because no mux to get
top value
L16[00:14:17] <ShadowKatStudios> I'm just
using an inc/dec binary counter
L17[00:16:06] <ShadowKatStudios> If you
guys ever build a RS computer, don't use chainable memory.
L18[00:16:06] <ShadowKatStudios> It's
painful to build.
L19[00:16:43] <ShadowKatStudios> 2 words of
stack memory :D
L20[00:17:13] <ShadowKatStudios> I need 16
of these...
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L23[00:23:03] <ShadowKatStudios> Maybe I
could make a computer that runs brainfuck.
L24[00:24:46] <ShadowKatStudios> That'd be
pretty epic actually
L25[00:24:56] <ShadowKatStudios> It'd have
to be harvard architecture though
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L27[00:26:40] <ping> ShadowKatStudios, its
rly easy
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L29[00:27:01] <ping> i mean, exept the
massive ram module
L30[00:27:06] <ping> and 8 bit demux
L31[00:27:08] <ShadowKatStudios> I'd have
to make it possible to have self-modifying code, otherwise it'd be
no fun
L32[00:27:15] <ping> agony.
L33[00:27:24] <ShadowKatStudios> bf only
has 8 operatiors doesn't it?
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L36[00:27:32] <ping> bf has 6
L37[00:27:40] <ping> wait
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L39[00:27:51] <ping> +-[]<>
L41[00:28:03] <ping> yeah 8
L42[00:28:09] <ping> agony has 16
L43[00:28:27] <ping> also its self
modifying
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L45[00:30:21] <ping> problem is is that if
you want 256 bytes you need a 9 bit pointer
L46[00:30:31] <ping> because 4 bits per
cell
L47[00:30:50] <ShadowKatStudios> 16 would
fit the current architecture of the computer
L48[00:31:07] <ping> oh and jumping would
be a bitch
L49[00:31:29] *
Kodos needs a bored volunteer
L50[00:31:45] <ShadowKatStudios> Jumping
could be 'fun'
L51[00:32:38] <ping> Kodos, okey
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L53[00:33:27] <ping> anyway
L55[00:33:34] <ping> try not to break
^v
L57[00:44:13] <ShadowKatStudios> 2.25 words
of stack memory.
L58[00:44:51] <ShadowKatStudios> My
internet is /really bad/ today. I can't even upload to imgur
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L62[00:53:44] <Bizzycola> one day I will
get a doctorate and you'll have to refer to me as Dr.Cola because
you don't know my real name
L63[00:53:57] <Bizzycola> :D
L64[00:54:03] <ShadowKatStudios> 2.5 words
of stack memory...
L65[00:54:59] <ShadowKatStudios> And one
day I will rule the world and you will have to refer to me only as
'The Shadow' because why not?
L66[00:55:39] <Bizzycola> The Shadow and
Dr.Cola
L67[00:55:43] <Bizzycola> Sounds fun
L68[00:55:50] <Bizzycola> But I'll rule the
world first so take that
L69[00:55:55] <Bizzycola> already buying
nukes, true story
L70[00:55:58] <dangranos> so, wired's
server is down again?
L71[00:56:05] <Bizzycola> Probably :p
L72[00:56:36] <dangranos> ...
L74[00:56:56] <dangranos> wat is
this?
L75[00:56:59] <dangranos> *what
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L78[00:59:00] <Bizzycola> 233gb? lol
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L80[01:00:15] <dangranos> i guess this file
filled with never gonna give you up?
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L82[01:03:31] <Bizzycola> maybe
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L84[01:04:33] <ShadowKatStudios> Freaking
Symanatec.
L85[01:05:12] <ShadowKatStudios> Remind me
to kill that thing off before I leave next time.
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L95[02:56:19] <Keridos> kill that thing off
ShadowKatStudios :p
L96[02:56:45] <ShadowKatStudios> :P
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L100[03:14:01] <ShadowKatStudios> 3.75
words of stack memory...
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L105[03:25:03] <ShadowKatStudios> 4 words
:D
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L107[03:42:57] <ShadowKatStudios> :D The
memory system works!
L108[03:43:21] <Kenny> SKS I need your
help a moment
L109[03:43:42] <Kenny> ~tell
ShadowKatStudios This is a test
L110[03:43:55] <ShadowKatStudios>
Ohai
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L112[03:44:36] <Kenny> dang it, the thiing
isn't writing for me. shit
L113[03:44:55] <Kenny> ok, it worked was
just delayed
L114[03:45:39] <Kenny> if this works right
you should get a notice from me about messages
L115[03:45:53] <Kenny> the first time you
say something
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L118[03:48:07] <Kenny> well, i didn't mean
for you to ping timeout hehe
L119[03:49:24] <Kenny> what are you
working on now?
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L124[04:06:34] <ShadowKatStudios> Sorry,
my connection is horrible
L125[04:06:44] <ShadowKatStudios> I'm
working on a bus interface
L126[04:07:08] <ShadowKatStudios> I'd give
you some pics but I can't even upload to imgur
L127[04:21:55] <ShadowKatStudios> :D The
memory 'mostly works'
L128[04:27:09] <ShadowKatStudios> Oooh, I
left the addressing circuitry out of this cell...
L129[04:30:38] <ShadowKatStudios> Memory
totally debugged :D
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L133[04:49:47] <Kenny> did you get a
message about having messages?
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L135[04:50:40] <Kenny> SKS, I see today it
is you with the DangISP
L136[04:50:47] <ShadowKatStudios> ... This
connection gets worse and worse...
L137[04:51:07] <Kenny> did you get a
message from me about messages?
L138[04:51:19] <ShadowKatStudios> My
sister is streaming and torrenting at the same time
L139[04:51:41] <Kenny> she needs to quit
hogging the bandwidth
L140[04:54:56] <Kenny> just testing
something with the message system i made
L141[04:55:28] <ShadowKatStudios> Not that
I can see...
L142[04:56:06] <Kenny> i'm trying to set
it to check if a person has messages and let them know
L143[04:57:25] <Kenny> ~tells
L144[04:59:08] <Kenny> ~yell Kenny this is
a test
L145[04:59:14] <Kenny> ~tell Kenny this is
a test
L146[04:59:31] <Kenny> well see ehat
happens
L147[05:00:50] <Kenny> well see ehat
happens
L148[05:05:55] <Kenny> well see ehat
happens
L149[05:06:20] <ShadowKatStudios> Maybe I
can get this to add from stack.
L150[05:06:20] <ShadowKatStudios>
.ping
L151[05:06:20] <ShadowKatStudios> Aww, ^v
left
L152[05:07:04] <Kenny> well not sure if
this will work
L153[05:09:38] <Kenny> well not sure if
this will work
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L155[05:10:43] <Kenny> well not sure if
this will work
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L165[05:31:59] <Keridos> hm what can i use
to detect if a block is in some space?
L166[05:32:11] <Keridos> need something
that outputs redstone when a block is in front of it
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L170[05:49:20] <DeanOnAPhone> Keridos:
Computronics Camera?
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L176[06:10:34] <Keridos> hmmmm
L177[06:10:57] <Keridos> one more thing: i
noticed that when i move a computer with MFFS it turns itself
off
L178[06:14:39] <Keridos> hm
L179[06:14:52] <Keridos> eh it turns
itself off after the program runs
L180[06:14:54] <Keridos> that is
weird
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L182[06:21:23] <ShadowKatStudios> :o I
have discovered how to make my internet bearably slow! If you plug
in the cable it goes faster :D
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L184[06:28:57] <dangranos> how to disable
hdd caching?
L185[06:31:53] <ShadowKatStudios> It's in
the config dan
L186[06:34:18] <ShadowKatStudios> Well, I
say 'stable' I mean less 'crash every 2 minutes'
L187[06:34:36] <ShadowKatStudios> Wait, no
I don't
L188[06:34:42] <ShadowKatStudios> Well, I
say 'fast' I mean less 'crash every 2 minutes'
L189[06:35:27] <Cazzar> Sangar didnt
indirectly just inspire me on what I can do for my Uni programming
assignment
L190[06:36:46] <ShadowKatStudios> I should
get Opera and use it's server-side compression that people normally
use over a dialup connection.
L191[06:37:17] <ShadowKatStudios> I'm
pretty sure I'm getting slower than dialup.
L192[06:39:59] <ShadowKatStudios> Redstone
in Motion makes using Redstone bearable without copy/paste from
worldedit
L193[06:41:20] <dangranos> uh, where in
config?
L194[06:43:02] <ShadowKatStudios> I have
/no idea/ :D
L195[06:47:42] <ShadowKatStudios> Man, RIM
doesn't like moving large amounts of stuff
L196[06:48:10] <ShadowKatStudios> Yep, my
computer freaked :D
L197[06:49:05] <ShadowKatStudios> I should
make my memory cells smaller, it'd be faster to move 16 of
them
L198[06:49:14] <ShadowKatStudios> I have
to literally wait 30 seconds for it to move one block.
L199[06:51:15] <ShadowKatStudios> -_-
Moving this is like watching dry paint fall off the walls.
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L202[06:58:22] <ShadowKatStudios> I can
see why Wired dislikes RiM
L203[07:01:01] <Din> hai²
L204[07:02:42] <ShadowKatStudios> I did
not think this system through.
L205[07:03:25] <Kenny> depends on which
frame you use as too how much ity will move
L206[07:04:21] <ShadowKatStudios> I'm
using structure carriages to move 16 bits of memory
L207[07:04:51] <ShadowKatStudios> Plus
relevant decoding circuitry
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L209[07:05:02] <Kenny> don't know what
color those are but i always use the blue colored frames
L210[07:05:21] <ShadowKatStudios> I'm
gonna get a ping timeout on my local server
L211[07:05:57] <Kenny> and i have to go do
some work on my bike. weather is getting nice and i need it done
:)
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L213[07:06:31] <ShadowKatStudios> I should
find something to look at on the internet
L214[07:06:37] <ShadowKatStudios> Maybe
I'll torrent something
L215[07:06:53] <ShadowKatStudios> Anyone
want to reccomend a TV series?
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L217[07:09:01] <ShadowKatStudios> Hmmm...
if I go to sleep, this RAM should have moved by the time I ger
back...
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L229[08:12:50] <dangranos> uh
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L232[08:24:52] <iLLHunter> i have broken
and replaced the screen and keyboard
L233[08:25:04] <NyanCat> i think font gone
wrong.
L234[08:25:38] <iLLHunter> i typed
'reboot' to reboot it and it is persistent
L235[08:25:51] <NyanCat> its your
install
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L238[08:31:06] <Sangar> iLLHunter, this
happens (rarely) and i have no clue why. reloading the textures
(f3+t) or restarting minecraft usually fixes it.
L239[08:31:35] <Sangar> Cazzar, what's the
topic?
L240[08:31:52] <iLLHunter> thanks for the
tips Sangar
L241[08:32:17] <iLLHunter> I noticed I was
a version or two behind current so I just threw that in. The
restart should fix the issue
L242[08:36:00] <iLLHunter> it did :)
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L244[08:44:12] <iLLHunter> is there a hot
key combo to kill running progrm?
L245[08:44:14] <iLLHunter> a
L246[08:45:28] <tgame14> ctrl shift c i
think
L247[08:45:31] <tgame14> or ctrl alt
c
L248[08:45:49] <Cazzar> Sangar: For the
assignment I assume?
L249[08:45:50] <iLLHunter> ctrl alt c
worked. thanks
L250[08:45:59] <Sangar> Cazzar, yup.
L251[08:46:08] <Cazzar> "simple menu
driven system"
L252[08:46:16] <Cazzar> Im too lazy to
hard code a menu though
L253[08:46:26] <Cazzar> so I am going to
use some java reflection for it >:D
L254[08:46:44] <Sangar> haha
L255[08:50:08] <Cazzar> ill throw up some
code
L256[08:55:34] <Cazzar> I dont think I can
do much java without using OOP
L257[08:55:43] <Cazzar> (yet we have not
touced OOP)
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L259[09:04:33] <Cazzar> Fuck
L260[09:04:39] <Cazzar> it has to compile
with no warnings
L261[09:04:51] <Cazzar> But how this is
done it will throw unused warnings
L262[09:05:03] *
Cazzar sneakily adds:
@SuppressWarnings("UnusedDeclaration")
L263[09:05:46] <Cazzar> Sangar: this
doesnt sound bad "break again;"
L264[09:07:34] <Sangar> heh, i peronally
like 'break it;'
L265[09:07:42] <Sangar> *personally
L266[09:09:25] <Cazzar> Eh, the tag didnt
work
L267[09:09:33] <Cazzar> so i went for a
do...while
L268[09:09:54] <Cazzar> WHY JAVA,
WHY!
L270[09:11:57] <Sangar> huh. is that
documented behavior?
L271[09:12:18] <Cazzar> dunno
L272[09:12:37] <Cazzar> doesnt look like
it
L273[09:12:51] <Cazzar> Do you like the
comment I made to it?
L274[09:13:11] <Sangar> yes. absolutely
appropriate :>
L275[09:13:57] <Sangar> hmm, it is
implicitly documented. it says "it advances if
successful".
L276[09:14:14] <Cazzar> ahh
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L278[09:14:26] <Cazzar> s.next() always
successful!
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L280[09:16:19] <Sangar> you could probably
hasNextInt to avoid the try-catch inside the loop?
L281[09:16:56] <Cazzar> meh, it
works
L282[09:17:00] <Sangar> :P
L283[09:17:34] <iLLHunter> now i have
blank screen after terminating program with ctrl alt c. have tried
the F3 + t twice, typed 'reboot', still a blank screen
L284[09:18:52] <Kenny|AFK> do you have
enough power going to it
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L287[09:20:03] <iLLHunter> plenty of power
yes
L288[09:20:07] <Sangar> ah, annotations :)
nice
L289[09:20:23] <Cazzar> but it makes it
really nice
L290[09:20:23] <Kenny> have you turned the
it off and back on?
L291[09:20:28] <Cazzar> want to see the
output?
L292[09:20:31] <Sangar> iLLHunter, try
using the analyzer on the computer, see what it says
L293[09:20:33] <iLLHunter> i turned
machine off from computer gui turned back on, same blank
L294[09:21:14] <iLLHunter> stored energy
500/500
L295[09:21:49] <Sangar> Cazzar, unless
it's superfancy i think i can imagine how it looks :P
L296[09:22:12] <Sangar> iLLHunter, no
error message? is the power light on? do you have multiple screens
attached (so it might be grabbing another)?
L297[09:22:23] <Sangar> did you apply a
redstone pulse to the screen (which toggles it on or off)?
L299[09:22:38] <Cazzar> I want to use ANSI
but I dont know if I can use JAnsi
L300[09:22:40] <iLLHunter> no errors.
power light on. single screen and keyboard
L301[09:23:08] <Kenny> any other computers
connected to it?
L302[09:23:18] *
Cazzar is not that kid in the class that got 100% in a test that
took him 5 minutes
L303[09:23:35] <Sangar> :P
L304[09:23:49] <Cazzar> sadly, it is the
adverse, I was that kid!
L305[09:24:02] <Sangar> iLLHunter, try
breaking and replacing the screen just to make sure, otherwise post
a screenshot of your setup.
L306[09:24:06] <Cazzar> Also, printf
<3
L307[09:24:21] <iLLHunter> i may have
given it rs pulse. i have added covers to sheild it from red alloy
wire
L308[09:24:29] <iLLHunter> k
L309[09:25:18] <iLLHunter> breaking and
replacing fixed it
L310[09:26:00] <Sangar> ok. probably was
the redstone pulse.
L311[09:26:16] <Kenny> iLLHunter: you very
well might have 'turned it off' through that red wire. if it
happens agian tryi placing a lever on the side of the monitor and
flipping the switch
L312[09:26:33] <Kenny> switch=lever
L314[09:27:33] -Kibibyte- [Cazzar] 01 Pop My
Cherry- Miku Hatsune | by christian3700 | 3m15s | 20w3d ago | 2,920
views | Rated:
4.94/5.00
L315[09:27:58] <Cazzar> Also, Sangar who
set Kibibyte to notify the channel on the youtube?
L316[09:29:03] <Sangar> it's Kilobyte's
bot so i suppose him? i think it's handy, saves me clicking on
quite a few links :P
L318[09:29:32] <Cazzar> I dont mind the
functionality. its just the fact its a bloody notice
L319[09:29:43] <Kenny> it's fine when the
yt requests are in this channel, but the requests are coming thru
from other channels as well
L320[09:29:53] <Cazzar> my IRC client goes
off at me when someone pastes a youtube link here.
L321[09:29:53] <iLLHunter> the rs pulse
does turn it on/off even with those two covers
L322[09:30:03] <Kenny> same here,
Cazzar
L323[09:30:36] <Cazzar> if you are going
to put it in the channel, why dont you just message it...
L324[09:30:37] <Sangar> huh. yell at him
then.
L325[09:31:17] <Sangar> iLLHunter, i
suppose it goes through the computer block as redstone usually
does, so... maybe if you put the wire next to the computer, not
onto it?
L326[09:32:08] *
Sangar is clueless about the difference
L327[09:32:18] <Sangar> hexchat jut shows
the notice in the channel and doesn't do anything special about it
:P
L328[09:32:23] <Sangar> at least for me
>_>
L329[09:32:40] <Kenny> i have it set to
make a sound on a notice
L330[09:32:55] <iLLHunter> i removed the
wie from side of computer but it did not pass signal that way
L331[09:33:02] <Cazzar> did that show in a
private message or this channel sangar?
L332[09:33:08] <iLLHunter> is there a way
to change the rs behavior of the screens?
L333[09:33:33] <Sangar> Cazzar,
channel
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L335[09:34:12] <Cazzar> yea, that was a
notice, only aimed at you, now, think you are reading another
channel and someone pastes a youtube link here
L336[09:34:27] <Cazzar> it shows up in
your current channel, and in Kenny and my cases, beeps at us
L337[09:34:43] <Sangar> iLLHunter, uhm...
no, can't be disabled i'm afraid. if you just set a permanent high
signal on it it won't switch anymore, though (since it won't be a
pulse)
L338[09:34:47] <Cazzar> it can get a
bit... annoying, but yea, I will take it up with Kilobyte
L339[09:35:44] <Sangar> yeah, do that.
also, i'll have to look at the config then... this could be
confusing if direct messages appear as public :P
L340[09:36:04] <Sangar> i probably borked
it when i played with the colors
L341[09:36:21] <iLLHunter> i made room on
the bottom of screen for a lever. does rs signal need to be given
to each part of a multi-screen to prevent them from shutting off
from a pulse?
L342[09:36:50] <Sangar> iLLHunter, one
should be enough iirc
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L347[09:55:24] <iLLHunter> any shortcuts
when doing copy operations? wildcard * not working. as in: copy *
/floppy or copy chug* /disk1
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L355[10:30:03] <Gopher> my robot tag-team
is still at it, up to levels 11 and 8 now!
L356[10:30:26] <Gopher> I did not realise
they were going to turn gold at 10. They'll turn diamond blue at
20, I'm guessing?
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L361[11:01:36] <Sangar> should be
harmless, it just tries for cc 1.5 and 1.6 now, and one of those is
bound to fail :P
L362[11:02:24] <Sangar> should probably
add a check to suppress the warning, though.
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L364[11:12:03] <ping> cazzar|Away, good
job
L365[11:12:05] <ping> you broke moi
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L367[11:18:52] <Kenny> Sangar: that error
that asie posted will crash the game in dev mode
L368[11:19:17] <Kenny> won';t let it
launch
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L381[11:41:02] <Sangar> Kenny, are you
sure about that? i.e. that it's exactly that error? because that's
wrapped in two try-catches, it really really shouldn't be possible
for it to crash.
L382[11:46:18] <tgame14> 2 try catches
why? :P
L383[11:48:14] <Sangar> one on 'top level'
(in case of classnotfounds), one directly around the
reflection
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L392[11:54:09] <tgame14> the reason
polymorphism exists :)
L393[11:54:13] <tgame14> 2 try
catches
L394[11:54:33] <tgame14> can just be 1 try
{} catch(ex1) {} catch (ex2) {}
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L399[11:54:53] <Sangar> meh, i'd like to
have it local for more specific messages.
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L412[12:24:20] <ping> what
L413[12:24:25] <ping> they all quit
L414[12:24:40] <ping> how does that
work
L415[12:24:46] <ping> those are custom
messages
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L417[12:25:04] <ping> but they were on
same net
L418[12:25:16] <ping> how was it a net
split and not a netsplit
L419[12:25:18] <ping> ._.
L420[12:25:59] <SuPeRMiNoR2> ping, i
restarted the bouncer they were on
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L423[12:26:29] <SuPeRMiNoR2> restarting to
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L424[12:26:43] <SuPeRMiNoR2> nobody needs
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L439[13:05:21] <Pontiac76> !mod
L442[13:05:22] <zsh>
Latest version: 1.2.6 for MC1.6.4 and
MC1.7.2
L444[13:06:17] <ping> dat spam
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L447[13:15:51] <Pontiac76> Hey all. I
haven't had the chance to actually BUILD one of these computers
yet, but, thought I'd ask anyways. Are the LUA files externally
editable, or, do I have to rely on pastebin to do my coding?
L448[13:18:48] <ping> Lua is not an
achronim
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L450[13:29:59] <Dean4Devil> ping: seems
like he accepted that as an answer :D
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L452[13:43:10] <Din> Hey swagmonds
L454[13:43:56] <Din> :D ping
L455[13:44:03] <Din> Can I ping you ping
?
L456[13:44:50] <ping> yes
L457[13:45:02] <ping> ^v is using 8.5MB of
ram
L458[13:45:24] <Din> Okay ping thank you
for allowing me to ping you
L459[13:45:30] <ping> .ping Din
L460[13:45:30] <^v> Ping reply from Din
0.54s
L461[13:45:43] *
Din smacks ping
L462[13:45:48] <ping> uwotm8
L463[13:45:54] *
Din hits ping
L464[13:46:08] <Din> Why isnt the bot
doint its thing?
L465[13:46:11] <ping> what
L466[13:46:19] <Din> Health thing
L467[13:46:35] <ping> 1. smacks and hits
arent actions 2. its disabled
L468[13:46:51] <Din>
d...d...d....DISABLED?!
L469[13:47:56] <Dean4Devil> If i have JDK
8 installed, i should be able to compile for Java 6 & 7,
right?
L470[13:49:17] <Pontiac76> I didn't accept
that as an answer, just waiting for someone to learn to spell
acronym properly, first off, second, I realize it isn't an acronym,
third, it doesn't begin to answer the question, so simply ignored
the smart-a$$ism.
L471[13:49:46] <Dean4Devil> Dude, do you
have any programming experience at all?
L472[13:49:52] <ping> Din, only in
#ocbots
L473[13:50:12] <ping> yes the files are
externally editable
L474[13:50:22] <Pontiac76> Thank
you.
L475[13:50:37] <ping>
/saves/<name>/opencomputers/<hdd id>/
L476[13:50:48] <Dean4Devil>
s/name/worldname
L477[13:50:53] <Dean4Devil> but yeah
L478[13:51:04] <Pontiac76> Do the changes
take effect immediately after a reload?
L479[13:51:08] <Dean4Devil> yes
L480[13:51:14] <Pontiac76> Perfect.
L481[13:51:14] <Dean4Devil> lua is
interpreted
L482[13:51:22] <Dean4Devil> not
compiled
L483[13:51:33] <ping> no its not.
L484[13:51:37] <Dean4Devil> ?
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L486[13:51:44] <Dean4Devil> Really?
L487[13:51:45] <ping> Pontiac76, you have
to change a config
L488[13:51:57] <ping> else you will have
to reinsert the hdd
L489[13:52:11] <ping> lua is
compiled
L490[13:52:25] <Dean4Devil> in OC or in
general?
L491[13:52:38] <ping> every lua
L492[13:52:41] <ping> is compiled
L493[13:52:55] <Dean4Devil> On runtime or
ahead of?
L494[13:52:57] <Pontiac76> Is it a new
config option, or is it already in the config? Checking wiki.
L495[13:53:05] <Dean4Devil> ty
L496[13:53:33] <ping> when you load code,
it is compiled
L497[13:53:51] <ping> function variables
are pointers to the compiled code
L498[13:54:00] <Pontiac76> So you can
reload the code and it'll recompile?
L499[13:54:07] <ping> yes
L500[13:55:12] <Pontiac76> Alright, so for
my understanding, you have to stop the program running on the
computer, then re-run/re-load to get the new code if edited
externally, correct?
L501[13:55:22] <Pontiac76> (Its odd
talking about a computer in a computer without referring to a
VM)
L502[13:55:30] <Dean4Devil> no its
not
L503[13:56:04] <ping> lua has a vm
L504[13:56:35] <Pontiac76> I'm talking
whole OS VMs, not just a VM such as Lua/Java/SQLite/etc
L505[13:56:56] <ping> uhh, no
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L509[14:03:44] <Dean4Devil> But the lua
bytecode gets interpreted by the java vm if OC is using LuaJ,
right?
L510[14:04:15] <ping> erm
L511[14:04:23] <ping> its a Lua VM written
in java
L512[14:04:35] <Dean4Devil> i know
L514[14:04:41] <ping> but thats only if
you are using the luaJ fallback
L515[14:04:49] <Dean4Devil> else...?
L516[14:04:51] <ping> usually there are
binaries for your os
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L519[14:05:06] <ping> so usually its ran
on a VM written in C
L520[14:05:12] <ping> \o/ wobbo
L521[14:05:16] <Wobbo> Hi
L522[14:05:19] <Dean4Devil> o/
L523[14:05:40] <ping> .pipe
wobbo|failcaps|rainbow
L524[14:05:40] <^v> ping,
wOObBooooWOOoOoOBbOOooOwOoOOObBoOooOoOOoWobBOOoOOoooooWooOOOooooObboOOoOoooOWOooooOOOObBOooOOwOooObBooOooOoOOO
L525[14:05:57] <ping> anyway
L526[14:05:59] <ping> me gtg
L527[14:06:06] <Wobbo> Its getting weirder
here…
L528[14:06:09] <Wobbo> bye
L529[14:06:13] <Dean4Devil> nooo
L530[14:06:15] <Dean4Devil> ping
L531[14:06:17] <Dean4Devil> i need
you
L532[14:06:20] <ping> wat
L533[14:06:43] <Dean4Devil> else i have no
understanding of nothing whatsoever
L534[14:06:48] <Dean4Devil> as you may can
see
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L537[14:09:36] <Wobbo> Sangar: will
OpenComputers work with Minecraft 1.7.7?
L538[14:09:52] <Pontiac76> Wow... This
code goes down to power consumption for writing to the HDD....
Crazy.
L539[14:11:25] <Wobbo> nvm
L540[14:12:29] <Pontiac76> Dean> Unless
I'm reading this config wrong, the option to directly write is in
filesystem>bufferChanges.
L541[14:12:41] <Dean4Devil> yeah, so
what?
L542[14:13:42] <Pontiac76> Pertaining to
my original question to whether the files are cached or not and can
be written externally.
L543[14:14:09] <Dean4Devil> I still don't
fully get what you want to say/ask/know.
L544[14:14:39] <Dean4Devil> Sorry that i
may sound aggressive, but I'm working atm.
L545[14:15:17] <Pontiac76> Can I open up
notepad/pspad/notepad++ and edit and save the Lua scripts, then
have the Computer reload said script with my changes applied?
L546[14:15:25] <Dean4Devil> yes
L547[14:15:57] <Dean4Devil> It will
definitly reload if you: Restart the PC (afaik), Re-Insert the HDD,
Reload the world / server
L548[14:16:34] <Wobbo> Or you could change
that option you found
L549[14:16:38] <Pontiac76> Most
definately, yeah, but I'm thinking of 'real time' debugging so I
don't have to go through all the MC UI stuff to do what I
need.
L550[14:16:43] <Wobbo> Then it won’t
buffer the changes.
L551[14:16:55] <Dean4Devil> Then disable
buffering > instant update
L552[14:17:01] <Pontiac76> Yep.
L553[14:19:04] <Katie> Michiyo
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L555[14:21:18] <Wobbo> Sangar, you
here?
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L561[14:30:39] <Wobbo> Damn, l2l programs
take to much memory on a robot :/
L562[14:31:38] <Pontiac76> I'm looking
forward to writing #1 under survival mode. heh
L563[14:31:42] <Wobbo> And why can a robot
hold memory as a tool? XD
L564[14:32:32] <Pontiac76> Can robots
detect a lava source block and plug it?
L565[14:32:57] <Wobbo> Pontiac76: they can
detect liquids
L566[14:33:03] <Wobbo> ?chanstats
L568[14:33:28] <Wobbo> robot.detect if I
am not mistaken
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L570[14:33:44] <SuPeRMiNoR2> hmm
ping
L571[14:33:46] <SuPeRMiNoR2> oh
L572[14:34:13] <Wobbo> Derp. Sorry
SuPeRMiNoR2
L573[14:34:24] <SuPeRMiNoR2> no no, its
fine
L574[14:34:32] <SuPeRMiNoR2> i just
wondered who was talking to me
L575[14:34:42] <Wobbo> It was EnderBot
:P
L576[14:38:18] <Wobbo> Can someone explain
me how I bind a remote terminal to a server again?
L577[14:40:29] <Pontiac76> I've been
pondering on making a bot do my item sorting for me. Kind of a
waste, sure, but interesting none the less. My chests typically
have a sign stapled to them. If I use the robot.drop command, and
there is a sign between the robot and the chest (Robot right up
against the chest), would the item just drop to the ground, or,
would it drop the item in the chest?
L578[14:41:04] <Wobbo> Pontiac76: Build it
and try it. I think they would drop the items
L579[14:41:27] <Pontiac76> I'm at work, so
can't. Writing code in my head, sort of. :]
L580[14:41:36] <Wobbo> Ah,
L581[14:43:47] <Pontiac76> Do robots
automatically pick up items that dropped, or does it have to be
coded to do so?
L582[14:44:10] <Wobbo> Pontiac76: I
believe automatically
L583[14:44:23] <Pontiac76> This is getting
better. Come oooonnnnn 8pm....
L584[14:44:25] <Wobbo> Unless they dropped
from chests and stuff
L585[14:45:30] <Pontiac76> Between my
sorting robot, and "stair making" robot, I'm also
pondering a gardening bot. Just thinking that if the bot floats
above grain, will the grain and seeds get pulled into the
bot.
L586[14:46:32] <Wobbo> Pontiac76: they
won’t get pulled no
L587[14:46:53] <Wobbo> but to your earlier
question, the items get dropped on top of the chest
L588[14:47:15] <Pontiac76> So the sign
interfears. Ok.
L589[14:48:11] <Wobbo> Dammit, why can’t I
get this remote terminal to work? :/
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L595[15:04:31] <Kenny> Wobbo, shift -
click on the server board you want to link to
L596[15:04:35] <Wobbo> Hmm… I can run l2l
code on a computer, but it having a computer operate the robot
isn’t easy
L597[15:05:18] <Kenny> right click*
L598[15:05:51] <Wobbo> Kenny: that doesn’t
work for me. do you use minecraft 1.6 or 1.7?
L599[15:06:00] <Kenny> 1.6
L600[15:06:12] <Wobbo> I guess that is the
problem then
L601[15:06:20] <Kenny> shouldn't be
L602[15:07:08] <Kenny> don't do anything
outlandish when you are younger, it WILL come back to haunt you in
your old age
L603[15:07:32] <Kenny> try sneak - right
click
L604[15:08:18] <Pontiac76> @Kenny>
Yeah... but the memories of youth....... {smirk}
L605[15:08:28] <Wobbo> Sneak is left
shift, so I already tried that :/
L606[15:08:55] <Kenny> the memories are
fine, but the physical abuse will but a royal pain
(literally)
L607[15:09:05] <Kenny> but=be
L608[15:10:03] <Kenny> that should work,
Wobbo. if it isn't linked the screen will be blank when you right
click wiht it in your hot bar
L609[15:10:36] <Wobbo> Kenny:
Rightclicking the terminal does nothing
L610[15:11:30] <Kenny> if you are holding
the remote terminal and right click the GUI shold open
L611[15:11:39] <Kenny> should*
L612[15:11:57] <Wobbo> That doesn’t
happen. I guess that is the problem
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L614[15:12:50] <Kenny> do you have a key
conflict with the inventory button?
L615[15:12:56] <Wobbo> Anyway, I can run
Lisp code in OC :P
L616[15:13:02] <Wobbo> Kenny: how do you
mean?
L617[15:13:17] <Wobbo> Inventory is e, as
it has been since. Indev, Infdev?
L618[15:14:09] <Kenny> my bad, not
inventory but the right mouse button
L619[15:14:28] <Wobbo> Right mouse button
works fine for placing blocks
L620[15:14:32] <Kenny> i knwo smoe mods
assign their own hot keys and they end up conflicting
L621[15:15:00] <Wobbo> It also works when
blocking with a sword
L622[15:15:05] <Kenny> ok
L623[15:16:25] <Wobbo> I can “use” the
remote terminal(the animation plays when I click on blocks, no on
the sky) but the GUI doesn’t open
L624[15:19:07] <Wobbo> Edit OOMed with
tier one meory -_-
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L627[15:25:02] <Wobbo> Kenny: is there a
way to increase a robots RAM? or is this not yet implemented?
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L630[15:25:29] <Kenny> i don't know. i
don't think it was implememnted yet
L631[15:25:40] <Wobbo> Damn
L632[15:26:04] <Gopher> it's in progress,
at least at the design level
L633[15:26:22] <Wobbo> I only need about
30 ram more :/
L634[15:26:22] <Gopher> and I'm pretty
sure the latest release it's tied to tier1 memory config
L635[15:26:43] <Wobbo> Gopher: tier 1.5,
according to the robot itself
L636[15:27:46] <Gopher> eh? Well, there's
not a 1.5 in the config, it's the tier 1 config + 32k, or possibly
* 1.5, dunno which way sangar went with that
L637[15:27:51] <Wobbo> So I etiher have
to: change the config, wait or fiddle with the lisp compiler. Guess
what I am not going to do :P
L638[15:28:07] <Wobbo> its tier 1
+32
L639[15:28:49] <Gopher> I had to fiddle
with my rovot library, I'm amazed I haven't had to ramp up the
memory
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L641[15:29:05] <Gopher> according to
=computer.freeMemorY() at a lua prompt, with my libs loaded it's
got 10k left
L642[15:29:20] <Wobbo> Wow
L643[15:29:23] <Gopher> of course, I can
add whatever lua.lua uses to that
L644[15:29:48] <Gopher> I have to go to a
lua prompt and unload rovot (package.loaded.rovot=nil) to be able
to run edit XD
L645[15:30:29] <Wobbo> Gopher: I tried to
run just edit and a sh with tier 1 memory, and it OOMed O_o
L646[15:31:40] <Gopher> yeeeah, the
default 96k is a pretty tight squeeze on robots lol
L647[15:31:58] <Sangar> err, the config
probably won't update... try removing the ram entry and starting
again, that should update it to the new one (with all 6 ram
tiers)
L648[15:32:00] <Wobbo> Gopher: Can I fidn
your rovot library somewhere?
L649[15:32:22] <Gopher> I haven't released
it, it's a quick and dirty butchering & port of turtlex, my cc
turtle api
L650[15:32:40] <Gopher> had to strip a lot
of features to get it to load at all :/
L651[15:32:54] <Gopher> so right now it's
kindof a mess
L652[15:33:02] <Wobbo> Damn
L653[15:33:09] <Sangar> Wobbo, there's no
forge for 1.7.7 yet, is there? so probably not?
L654[15:33:16] <Gopher> I need to go
through and rework it, a lot of it's features that are left have
functionality that's being wasted
L655[15:33:27] <Wobbo> Sangar: no but
remote terminals also won’t work with 1.7.2
L656[15:33:35] <Sangar> they don't?
L657[15:33:49] <Wobbo> Anyway, would it be
possible to create a quick and dirty RAM upgrade for robots?
L658[15:33:58] <Wobbo> I can “use” the
remote terminal(the animation plays when I click on blocks, no on
the sky) but the GUI doesn’t open
L659[15:34:11] <Gopher> woo, wheatley hit
level 10, and YuRaNnNzZZ is up to lvl 12 :D
L660[15:34:25] <Gopher> two shiny gold
rovots
L661[15:34:37] <Wobbo> That sound really
weird if you don’t know what you are talking about :P
L662[15:34:52] <Sangar> ram upgrade: i
suppose so. if i remember correctly should be pretty easy even... i
might just make it so ram tier 1 can be put into the upgrade slot
:P
L663[15:35:18] <Wobbo> Sangar: tier 1.5?
:P
L664[15:35:39] <Sangar> yeah, item tier 1,
so 1 and 1.5 tier ram
L665[15:36:33] <Gopher> that would be a
nice thing until the robot assembly overhaul is ready
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L667[15:37:18] <Sangar> Wobbo, odd, terms
work for me... at least in dev mode, will have to try in obf'ed
mode, though that really shouldn't make a difference.
L668[15:37:45] <Wobbo> Sangar: I might
note, that I only installed Forge and OpenComputers
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L670[15:37:55] <Wobbo> Also,
OpenComponents isn’t ported yet :P
L671[15:38:11] <Gopher> it's looking like
it'll be about 18 hours total before the robots finish the 65x65
quarry, tho the first 8 hours or so it was one robot working
solo
L672[15:39:00] <Gopher> er, not 18, 32.
Math fail.
L673[15:39:28] <Wobbo> Gopher: irl
hours?
L674[15:39:40] <Gopher> it's been around
15 hrs already. Though they spent an undetermined amount of time
last night halted, after a bug made one dig through the power line
to their charging station XD
L675[15:39:53] <Gopher> so they sat queued
waiting for power that wasn't there
L676[15:39:58] <Gopher> yeah, irl
hours
L677[15:39:59] <Kenny> Sangar: while doing
work in dev mod, i gety an error out of OpenComponents upon
launch
L678[15:40:14] <Gopher> not the fastest
automated mining around, I grant you, lol
L679[15:40:36] <Sangar> Wobbo, but it
is!
L680[15:40:40] <Gopher> it's scalable,
tho. I can add turtles up to the ore processing limit
L681[15:40:46] <Kenny> it says thet it
can't find dan200.ComputerCraft
L682[15:40:52] <Sangar> Kenny, crashing or
just a warning?
L683[15:41:04] <Gopher>
s/turtles/robots
L684[15:41:15] <Kenny> i thin it it is due
to the capitization of ComputerCuter
L685[15:41:36] <Kenny> the game isn't
crashing, but the adapter block isn't working
L686[15:41:39] <Wobbo> Sangar: I get a
NULLPointerException when I try to run OpenComponents from the
download link of github
L687[15:42:19] <Kenny> [WARNING]
[OpenComponents] Error getting access to ComputerCraft peripheral
handlers.
L688[15:42:20] <Kenny>
java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: dan200.ComputerCraft
L689[15:42:28] <Gopher> they're not even
beginning to tax the processing speed with 2, I'm confident the
current setup could handle at least 4, probably 8. Definitely 8
with minor modification to processing (2nd hoppers on pulverizer
bank)
L690[15:42:35] <Sangar> Kenny, that's just
the name of the class in cc 1.5
L691[15:42:39] <Kenny> but the CC api has
it as dan200.computercraft
L692[15:42:43] <Gopher> lol, they're gonna
overflow my tin bucket, tho
L693[15:42:46] <Gopher> barrel
L694[15:43:06] <Wobbo> Gopher: How did you
write the rbots? distributed computing? Agent based?
L695[15:43:15] <Wobbo> Or just hacking it
together?
L696[15:43:37] <Gopher> the robot program
is fairly simple (other than the rovot library)
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L698[15:44:21] <Gopher> they just connect
to a server, then run a loop of "ask server for shaft
assignment; mine shaft" checking before every dig action if
they need to rebase to unload inventory or replace tools
L699[15:44:30] <Wobbo> Actually, I don’t
know if Robots could be used for Agent Based Programming, with all
the world models it needs :/
L700[15:45:01] <Kenny> for some reason it
is NOT working with CC 1.5 or 1.6
L701[15:45:10] <Gopher> the server program
has the quarry map and tells the robots what x,z coordinates to do
their next shaft at, and lets you track the robots progress in
real-time
L702[15:45:15] <Kenny> i have tried both
versions of CC
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L704[15:45:35] <Wobbo> Gopher: Agent based
programming requires each robot to have that map themselfs
L709[15:46:08] <Gopher> yeah, this is
nothing so fancy, the robots are basically dumb workers
L710[15:46:10] <Wobbo> Each robot would
have their own beliefs, desiers and intentions.
L711[15:46:25] <Gopher> that sounds like a
lot of overhead for, in this instance, not much tangible gain
:P
L712[15:46:25] <Wobbo> So I don’t know if
that will fit within 96k
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L715[15:47:02] <Wobbo> It is meant for
whole societies of agents, not mining robots :P
L716[15:47:26] <Wobbo> The sorting/GUI
looks nice
L717[15:47:43] <Wobbo> Does it count items
as well?
L718[15:47:48] <Gopher> yeah, I put rather
a large amount of work into it, heh
L719[15:48:04] <Gopher> no, with the mod
set I've got installed there's no way to effectively do that,
unfortunately
L720[15:48:32] <Wobbo> You could use
hoppers to count items. But that takes a lot of space
L721[15:48:34] <Gopher> the barrels do a
good enough job for the current general case, though
L722[15:49:12] <Gopher> lol, yes. You also
need to separate out into stacks of 1, or group into whole stacks,
to hopper count, don't you?
L723[15:49:49] <Wobbo> I can’t remeber how
it worked exactly. But I had something working with CC
computers
L724[15:49:57] <Wobbo> But I don’t have
the world anymore
L725[15:50:52] <Wobbo> It was pretty
large
L726[15:52:04] <Gopher> 60 stacks of tin.
lol
L727[15:53:35] <Gopher> when I've finished
this 65x65 area, I think I'm gonna have to move the rebase location
if I were to mine another one
L728[15:54:18] <Wobbo> Gopher: When you
finished that 65x65 area, there is no land left :P
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L730[15:54:54] <Gopher> eh? no, I'm doing
staggered vertical shafts, in a knight-move grid
L731[15:55:07] <Wobbo> Ah, on that
bike
L732[15:55:11] <Gopher> the robots turning
and comparing, and only digging stuff that's not common crap
L733[15:55:32] <Gopher> might actually be
faster to just dig everything, I'm not certain, lol
L734[15:55:43] <Wobbo> You can do the math
:P
L735[15:56:00] <Gopher> think I'm gonna
insert a side-path between the furnace and the barrels before any
future runs, too
L736[15:56:18] <Gopher> with cyclic
assemblers to blockify the more common stuff
L737[15:56:39] <Gopher> that, or just bite
the bullet and go blaze and ender hunting to upgrade the
barrels
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L739[15:56:57] <Wobbo> Build a robot to go
ender hunting :P
L740[15:57:20] <Gopher> mobs don't spawn
without a player, I don't have any of the mods that allow that in
this set, heh
L741[16:00:28] <Wobbo> Well, good luck
with mo hunting :P
L742[16:00:36] <Wobbo> I gtg
L743[16:00:38] <Wobbo> bye!
L744[16:00:39] <Sangar> ok. now. Wobbo,
1.7 only oc and oc+occ, release and latest dev build work fine for
me. try deleting the config, who knows.
L745[16:00:44] <Sangar> meh :P
L746[16:00:47] <Sangar> cya
L747[16:00:54] <Gopher> later, wobbo
L748[16:00:58] <Wobbo> Will try tomorrow,
I guess :P
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L751[16:02:38] <Sangar> that looks so
incredibly familiar :P
L752[16:02:50] <Gopher> done
similar?
L753[16:02:54] <Sangar> yeah
L754[16:03:28] <Pontiac76> If you were to
have multiple robots going at that, I'm certain it'd be faster than
manual.
L755[16:03:52] <Pontiac76> Robots aren't
bothered by Lava, are they?
L756[16:03:59] <Gopher> nope
L757[16:04:02] <Sangar> they're fireproof,
yes
L758[16:04:22] <Gopher> with 8 robots
instead of 2 it's be nearly 4x as fast
L759[16:04:57] <Gopher> which, if my ~30
hour estimate for 2 doing the whole job is right, would mean around
8 hours
L760[16:05:21] <Gopher> any future runs
I'm also gonna make them just drop excess cobblestone, too
L761[16:05:34] <Gopher> right now they're
keeping and delivering it, they could rebase a good bit less if
they just discarded it
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L763[16:06:15] <Gopher> wanted a nice
stockpile of cobblestone first, just on principle, tho. Got over
300 stacks now, that'll do XD
L764[16:06:45] <Pontiac76> If you're doing
a 3-high room, you could make a row of chests along the top and
have the bots drop the cobble in there, and everything else into
lower chests.
L765[16:06:52] <Pontiac76> I can't have
enough cobblestone. :]
L766[16:07:20] <Pontiac76> Same with
dirt.
L767[16:07:27] <Gopher> well, the 3-high
room is just staging, pre-mining, lol
L768[16:07:42] <Pontiac76> You playing
with energy requirements?
L769[16:07:45] <Gopher> in the screenshot
above, the staggered cobble in the floor is the capped shafts
L770[16:07:50] <Gopher> where they mined
down to bedrock
L771[16:08:00] <Pontiac76> Do bots chew
through bedrock?
L772[16:08:13] <Gopher> er, no, they stop
at bedrock
L773[16:08:22] <Pontiac76> Good.
L774[16:08:40] <Pontiac76> IIRC, bots know
their XYZ coords, right?
L775[16:08:54] <Gopher> it's
self-sustaining power-wise. No mods that really need coal
installed, so just making liquifacted coal for compression
dynamos
L776[16:09:01] <Gopher> not without a
navigation upgrade, which these have
L777[16:10:07] <Pontiac76> I'm plotting on
how I want to build my bot to make stair cases. Will a bot place
cobblestone in air, or, does it have to be resting against
something?
L778[16:10:24] <Gopher> it's a close
thing, but there's just enough surpluss that in doing this 65x65
area, it went from a 60% charged redstone energy cell (~6mil rf)
and no fuel
L779[16:10:28] <Sangar> Kenny, can't
reproduce startup crash in dev mode using latest api + oc + occ
:/
L780[16:10:50] <Kenny> found the issue.
needed deob versions
L781[16:10:58] <Sangar> ah, well yes
:P
L782[16:11:10] <Gopher> to now, where all
5 dynamos, the liquiduct, buffer tank, and the magma crucible are
all full (~50 buckets total), plus the pulverizer's output is
nearly full of backed-up coal dust
L783[16:11:21] <Kenny> well i CCC in there
and it should have deob'ed them but it must not have been
working
L784[16:11:22] <Gopher> soon it'll be
backed up enough to actually have coal in the barrel lol
L785[16:11:48] <Sangar> yeah, there are
some weird cases where it won't. usually because of reflection
going on somewhere.
L786[16:12:27] <Sangar> back to
ram-as-an-upgrade
L787[16:12:31] <Kenny> must have been the
case here
L788[16:12:49] <Kenny> i'm working on the
OC support for RemainInMotion
L789[16:13:27] <Kenny> if i make a getter
and setter, would that work to get around a private variable in a
MC class?
L790[16:14:02] <Kenny> or is that what's
called reflection?
L791[16:14:07] <Sangar> make where?
L792[16:14:25] <Kenny> in the RiM class
calling that var in the MC Class
L793[16:14:44] <Kenny> remember where you
did the reflection in RiM
L794[16:15:09] <Kenny> in some cases when
i right click i get the option to make a getter and a setter
L795[16:16:03] <Kenny> so that i don't
directly change the MC base class
L796[16:16:09] <Sangar> uhm... i don't
think that would help any, since you can't change base classes
(i.e. mc classes) without a transformer, so...
L797[16:16:19] <Sangar> in the end you'd
still need reflection i suppose
L798[16:16:45] <Sangar> i might be wrong,
i'm not entirely sure i understand what's going on ^^
L799[16:16:48] <Kenny> so how would i
create a transformer?
L800[16:17:32] <Sangar> complicated. and
it won't really help much here, because you still need to *compile*
it against the unmodified classes.
L801[16:17:33] <Pontiac76> First, find out
where Cybertron is.. .. *jumps out of the way of the kick
hammer*
L802[16:18:02] <Sangar> maybe there's
another way, but i'm not aware of it
L803[16:18:12] *
Kenny runs Pontiac over with a beat up Dodge pickup
L804[16:18:20] <TwoWholeWorms> Hmm… how do
you change the text colour on a terminal for term.write()?
L805[16:18:21] <Pontiac76> That works
too.
L806[16:18:41] <Sangar> TwoWholeWorms,
component.gpu.setForeground
L807[16:18:44] <Kenny> gpu.setForeground
and gpu.setBackaground
L808[16:18:50] <TwoWholeWorms> Been
reading the APIs, but haven't found it yet.
L809[16:18:57] <TwoWholeWorms> Oh, didn't
think of looking there. o.o
L810[16:18:58] <TwoWholeWorms>
Cheers
L811[16:19:10] <Kenny> also the values
have to be in Hex
L812[16:19:16] <Kenny> 0xFFFFFF
L813[16:19:30] <Pontiac76> Is there a
page/wiki/whatever of collections of programs people have
written?
L814[16:19:39] <Kenny> OPenPrograms
L816[16:21:26] <Kenny> there is one under
Kenny-programs that is very useful call CompViewer. make sure you
have an internet card in the computer
L817[16:21:53] <Pontiac76> Just looking
under that. Whats this do?
L818[16:22:14] <Kenny> it shows you all of
the components attached to a computer and what functions are
available to you
L819[16:22:35] <Kenny> there is also an
info button for getting the available info for a component
L820[16:22:45] <Pontiac76> GSS = GUI Style
Sheet? heh
L821[16:22:52] <Kenny> that shows you what
the functions do
L822[16:22:59] <Kenny> yep
L823[16:23:14] <Kenny> courtesy of Gopher,
who wrote the gui package
L824[16:23:47] <Gopher> indeed, see
gopher-programs, it has a fairly detailed wiki and a couple of
example programs simpler than compviewer
L825[16:24:37] <Kenny> yeah, i think
CompViewer is up to about 500-600 lines now hehe
L826[16:24:39] <Pontiac76> I'll have to
reinstall the git client on my machine at home.
L827[16:25:09] <Gopher> you can grab
gitrepo.lua from gopher-programs
L828[16:25:19] <Gopher> if you have an
internet card, it'll pull whole repos directrly to oc
computers
L829[16:25:27] *
Pontiac76 laughs at the "Contributions" pull commentary
on Gopher-Programs
L830[16:26:02] <Gopher> heh. Seems only
fair to warn people when I host things publicly like that :)
L831[16:26:28] <Pontiac76> Well, since i
haven't made a pull request, where are my 38 christmas cards, damn
it!?!
L832[16:26:51] <Kenny> he just told his
age lol
L833[16:27:02] <Gopher> I didn't even know
you /last/ christmas XD
L834[16:27:17] <Gopher> tho it would be
unwise to hold your breath on getting one next christmas,
either...
L835[16:27:24] <Kenny> loll
L836[16:27:29] <Gopher> I don't really do
christmas cards, being a single male...
L837[16:27:50] <Pontiac76> I'm a young
fart when it comes to Minecraft. Old-fart when it comes to PCs in
general (Good ol' Vic-20 was my first machine).
L838[16:28:02] <Kenny> TRS=80
L839[16:28:24] <Pontiac76> Now we're
talking. Never had the pleasure, as I think I was still in diapers
when those were still float'n around.
L840[16:28:29] <Kenny> i've got you by
about 20 years
L841[16:28:40] <Gopher> heh. I didn't get
started until the late Apple era. Not to be confused with the Mac
era, which promptly killed the apple era.
L842[16:28:50] <Kenny> 57 on the 23rd of
this month
L843[16:29:17] <Kenny> i know what you
mean about the ers, Gopher
L844[16:29:23] <Pontiac76> Yeah, released
in 77, I was born in 76.
L845[16:29:35] <Kenny> although the Mac
actually came out in the early 80's
L846[16:29:50] <Gopher> yeah, the two eras
overlapped a bit
L847[16:29:50] <Sangar> ram t1/1.5 as
upgrade in robots: done.
L848[16:30:08] <Pontiac76> I had the
misfortune of using Macs in highschool. Hypercard
"development"... Major turn-off for me.
L849[16:30:11] <Kenny> \o/
L850[16:30:21] <Gopher> but the last true
apple, the ][GS, was such a wildly different beast than the macs of
the time
L851[16:30:40] <Kenny> seemed all schools
were using Apple computers back then
L852[16:31:05] <Pontiac76> They're
migrating back. My kids computer room is full of Macs. :(
L853[16:31:11] <Kenny> first Apple i dealt
with was a ][c
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L855[16:32:15] <Pontiac76> oh my... 5Mb
hard drive... US$1500... The size of todays desktop mid-size
cases?
L856[16:32:55] *
Pontiac76 laughs at the size
L857[16:33:24] <Gopher> the ][gs was
somewhat competitive with amigas of the time
L858[16:33:34] <Kenny> what was a hard
drive, what was a floppy drive?
L859[16:34:00] <Pontiac76> By the mid 80s,
floppy disks weren't so floppy anymore.
L860[16:34:08] <Kenny> the TRS-80 when it
first came out had 4K in the keyboard and used a cassette tape
player and cassettes for storing data
L861[16:34:28] <Gopher> bit expensive for
office applications at the time, but excellent multimedia machines
for the time.
L862[16:34:32] <Kenny> memory expansable
to 48K
L863[16:35:37] <Gopher> if apple hadn't
dropped the apple line in favor of the office-friendlier mac line,
they might've maintained a major presence in the us home market
from the 80s on, instead of having to rebuild one from almost
nothing in the mid 90s
L864[16:37:40] <Gopher> and it's not like
that "lets focus on the business world" idea really
panned out for them either
L865[16:39:07] <Pontiac76> Research In
Motion (RIM) is in the same boat. Too little, too late.
L866[16:39:55] <Gopher> indeed. Still
clinging for life to a few corporate environments where the company
will pay for blackberries but not other smart phones,
L867[16:43:27] <Pontiac76> The company I
work for happens to be one of them, unfortunately. Telus gave us a
"deal" apparently.
L868[16:43:34] <Pontiac76> *hugs his
Android*
L869[16:52:51] <Gopher> bbiab
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L872[16:54:23]
<SKS|RiMFramesAreSlowSoAsleep> Oooh, old computer discussion
:D
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L874[16:55:25] <ShadowKatStudios> Do you
guys know anything about CHIP-8? I want to know what tier graphics
card I would need to emulate it
L875[16:56:41] <Kenny> SKS they weren't
talking about Redstone In Motion
L876[17:00:13] <ShadowKatStudios> I know
:P
L877[17:00:53] <ShadowKatStudios> I went
to sleep though cause I was moving my 16 bits of RAM using Redstone
in Motion frames, and it took a good minute to move the RAM one
block.
L878[17:05:37] <ShadowKatStudios> It won't
be fun moving the stack pointer...
L879[17:13:47] <ShadowKatStudios> This is
what I spent my last 2 days doing anyway:
http://imgur.com/0IZHP7n,LhaxXMz,RqR1e0U,BUlUAcv,SE4MlHk,Sj1V6XS,tAY0DkK,HWoRkHV,Z9D0gxs,YJ8CmjL,mnt0ZYb
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L888[17:31:59] <Gopher> aaaand back
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L890[17:35:07] <ShadowKatStudios> Building
space-efficient memory cells is hard D:
L891[17:35:40] <Gopher> heh. There's a
reason redpower logic+wiring existed, and were the first thing
replicated by other mods when rp went mia
L892[17:39:22] <ShadowKatStudios> I've
managed to vertically stack them while making the wires accesible
by offsetting them 2 per layer, then using glowstone to put the
write pulse up the layers.
L894[17:41:27] <ShadowKatStudios>
10x7x1
L895[17:46:16] <Pontiac76> Heading home.
Thanks for the info ladies and gents.
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L897[17:49:56] <Kenny> forge is beginning
to piss me off to no end
L898[17:50:46] <Kenny> i'm trying to
re-install a fresh 965 working env and i keep getting a damn
hashcheck erro from their freaking server which stops the
install
L899[17:51:11] <TwoWholeWorms> Is there a
way to get a program to run when a machine's turned on?
L900[17:51:26] <Kenny> uae an autorun.lua
file
L901[17:51:54] <TwoWholeWorms> In /?
L902[17:52:28] <Kenny> when you have
mounted the drive and did the cd to the folder place it there
L903[17:52:37] <TwoWholeWorms> ah,
cheers
L904[17:53:10] <Kenny> sorry if a little
terse and unfocused, spent the past hour and a half trying to
reinstall my dev env
L905[17:55:30] <TwoWholeWorms> heh
L906[17:55:59] <Kenny> finally had to
puill the damn jars out of the recycle bin to sneak past the dam
hashcheck error
L907[17:57:00] <Kenny> downloaded client
files just fine, but screwed the pooch on the server
L908[17:59:52] <ShadowKatStudios> :D I
have a memory selector :D
L909[18:00:04] <ShadowKatStudios> Two AND
gates and an inverter
L910[18:07:48] <Kenny> Sangar: you still
around
L911[18:09:02] <Kenny> !op
L912[18:09:03]
zsh sets mode: +o on Kenny
L914[18:09:46] <ShadowKatStudios> 1.2.7
now?
L915[18:09:52] <Sangar> barely, headed to
bed now. also 1.2.7 isn't out yet :P
L916[18:10:18] <Kenny> loom at the
jenkins
L917[18:10:25] <Kenny> 'you upped the
release
L918[18:10:31] <Kenny> look*
L919[18:10:46] <Kenny> build 333 moves it
frolm 1.2.6 to 1.2.7
L920[18:11:00] <Sangar> yes, but i usually
do that quite a bit before i actually *release* it ;)
L922[18:11:19] <Sangar> this is the
reference for what's actually 'released'. everything else is just
devbuild.
L923[18:11:30] <Kenny> ok
L924[18:11:52] <Kenny> i was working with
the OC support for RFiM and got a 1.2.7 which thru me
L926[18:13:02] <Kenny> also battling with
installing a new dev env for the past 2 hours didn't have me
thinking to clearly hehe
L927[18:13:23] <Kenny> nite, sorry for the
mistake
L928[18:14:07] <Sangar> heh, np. i just do
that because otherwise i tend to forget bumping it... :P
L929[18:14:32] <Sangar> also, 965 isn't
officially supported i think, they want people to use 964, the
gradleized one :/
L930[18:14:39] <Sangar> anyway, good luck
with that and good night :)
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L932[18:18:00] <ShadowKatStudios> Hmm... I
could use a command block program counter
L933[18:18:05] <ShadowKatStudios> It'd
make jumping damn easy
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L941[18:44:06] <ping> \o.
L942[18:44:17] <Gopher> hi, ping
L943[18:44:24] <ping> hai
L944[18:45:41] <ShadowKatStudios> Hai
ping
L945[18:45:43] <ping> my kitteh
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L947[18:46:38] <ShadowKatStudios> I made a
set of pictures and put them on imgur ping:
http://imgur.com/0IZHP7n,LhaxXMz,RqR1e0U,BUlUAcv,SE4MlHk,Sj1V6XS,tAY0DkK,HWoRkHV,Z9D0gxs,YJ8CmjL,mnt0ZYb#0
L948[18:46:58] <ShadowKatStudios> Also
support for XP is finally over D:
L949[18:47:16] <ShadowKatStudios> This is
the end.
L950[18:48:22] <Gopher> the robots have
begun the final row of the first quarry area. They've done
good.
L951[18:48:44] <Gopher> they definitely
earned their new gold paint.
L952[18:49:01] <ping> ShadowKatStudios,
cba
L953[18:49:05] <Gopher> wonder how many
more same-size areas they'd have to mine to get to level
20...
L954[18:49:07] <ping> make album
L955[18:49:22] *
ping facepalms
L956[18:49:48] <ShadowKatStudios> Once I
finish the latch and IO for my adder-subtractor
L957[18:50:13] <ping> is that huge thing
an adder?
L958[18:50:34] <ShadowKatStudios> The
towers are memory
L959[18:50:47] <ShadowKatStudios> The huge
sprawled out all over the ground is an adder-subtractor
L960[18:52:17] <ShadowKatStudios> 1st pic
is the adder without subtraction, 2nd is with subtraction and a
memory test
L961[19:06:08] <ShadowKatStudios> Data bus
input is done
L962[19:12:53] <Kenny> SKS: need to do a
video 'tour' of it
L963[19:14:16] <ShadowKatStudios> When I
do more of it
L964[19:14:28] <ShadowKatStudios> I want
it usable as a calculator
L965[19:14:43] <ShadowKatStudios> The
control unit can be implimented after that.
L966[19:15:45] <Kenny> SuPeRMiNoR2: how
come yhou have are in here under 2 nicks?
L967[19:16:01] <SuPeRMiNoR2> why not
L968[19:16:03] <SuPeRMiNoR2> XD
L970[19:16:21] <SuPeRMiNoR2> jk, one of
them is on my new bouncer and the other one is on joshs
bouncer
L971[19:16:28] <Kenny> because it's
throwing off my count
L972[19:16:46] <Kenny> why have it in here
under 2 bouncers?
L973[19:16:51] <SuPeRMiNoR2> my statistics
generater uses the logs from Josh's bouncer
L974[19:17:03] <SuPeRMiNoR2> i cba to move
all that stuff right now
L975[19:17:20] <Kenny> you can't hook the
stats page in to the bot?
L976[19:17:35] <SuPeRMiNoR2> i could,
sometime, maybe
L977[19:18:03] <Kenny> thought that was
what the idea of a bot was. to run stuff like that
L978[19:18:03] <SuPeRMiNoR2> probably
would use joshs account, i think he was always in this
channel
L979[19:18:13] <Kenny> he is
L980[19:18:22] <ShadowKatStudios> Anyway,
I created an efficient way to store words, I could build 16 of them
faster than my previous units
L981[19:18:23] <Kenny> but then so am i
thru his bouncer
L982[19:18:34] <SuPeRMiNoR2> yes, i
know
L983[19:19:01] <Kenny> you could link it
into my account if you want
L984[19:19:37] <SuPeRMiNoR2> i dont think
you were always in stargate tech
L985[19:19:52] <Kenny> i joined back in
again
L986[19:19:56] <SuPeRMiNoR2> i can use you
just for this channel, if you really want to have a perfect
count
L987[19:20:07] <SuPeRMiNoR2> at least for
now*
L988[19:20:38] <Kenny> that would work,
i'm trying to track the new people as the join
L989[19:21:04] <Kenny> just haven't gotten
around to writing the script for it yet
L990[19:21:29] <SuPeRMiNoR2> Does one
extra person matter? he is not going anywhere :)
L991[19:21:52] <Kenny> considering there
are like 5 bots in here hehe
L992[19:22:17] <SuPeRMiNoR2> hmm
L993[19:22:23] <SuPeRMiNoR2> is SuperBot
in here?
L994[19:22:27] <SuPeRMiNoR2> Hi
superbot
L995[19:22:31] <SuPeRMiNoR2> #hi
L996[19:22:31] <SuperBot> Hello
SuPeRMiNoR2.
L997[19:22:33] <SuPeRMiNoR2> yup
L998[19:22:36] <Kenny> well 4 bots and 2-3
bouncer accts
L999[19:22:39] <ping> ShadowKatStudios,
are you doing agony?
L1000[19:22:53] <ShadowKatStudios> Uh,
that'll be the control unit
L1001[19:22:59] <Kenny> don't use the
word Agony
L1002[19:23:01] <ShadowKatStudios> I
probably could, but it's yet to be seen
L1003[19:23:20] <ping> Kenny, why
nawt
L1004[19:23:20] <Kenny> i go thru it
enough every day :P
L1005[19:23:29] <ping> tis an
esolang
L1006[19:23:43] <Kenny> was jk
L1007[19:23:48] <SuPeRMiNoR2> alright
Kenny, i will see if my python script keeps working if i switch it
to your name
L1008[19:23:56] <SuPeRMiNoR2> i kinda
made it so it should be able to
L1009[19:23:58] <Kenny> ok
L1010[19:24:02] <ping> D: python
L1011[19:24:04] <ping> y u no lua
L1012[19:24:20] <SuPeRMiNoR2> because
python is better
L1013[19:24:25] <ping> wat
L1014[19:24:26] <SuPeRMiNoR2> import
antigravity
L1015[19:24:29] <ping> i dont even
L1016[19:24:41] <ping> require
antigravity
L1017[19:24:56] <SuPeRMiNoR2> does lua do
something for that? lol
L1018[19:25:23] <Kenny> ping you should
write a lua script to do it
L1019[19:25:50] <ping> .>
rpg.ping.gravity=0
L1020[19:25:51] <^v> ping, nil
L1021[19:26:18] <Kenny>
rpg.ping.antigravity=0
L1022[19:26:23] <ping> D:
L1023[19:26:36] <ShadowKatStudios>
SuPeRMiNoR2: require "antigravity"
L1024[19:26:41] <ping> ^^^^^
L1025[19:27:21] *
Katie Installs AntiGravs to SuPeRMiNoR2
L1026[19:27:23] <SuPeRMiNoR2|Old> Goodbye
world
L1027[19:27:27]
⇦ Parts: SuPeRMiNoR2|Old (SuPeR@thatjoshgreen.me)
(Leaving))
L1028[19:27:46] <SuPeRMiNoR2>
happeh?
L1029[19:27:52] <ShadowKatStudios>
print(antigravity.antigravity()) -> Lua 1, Python 0
L1030[19:28:44] <ShadowKatStudios> Moving
the stack pointer is bearable :D
L1031[19:28:55] <ping> wat
L1032[19:29:00] <ping> why do you
pointer
L1033[19:29:21] <ShadowKatStudios>
Something nice about pointer: Expand it to n bits, have an n-bit
addres space :D
L1034[19:29:33] <ping> shift register is
easior
L1035[19:29:51] <ShadowKatStudios> Do you
have one that doesn't use pistons?
L1036[19:31:31] <ShadowKatStudios> Also
ping, by 'moving the stack pointer' I mean I am literally moving my
incrimenter-decrementer circuit
L1037[19:32:05] <ShadowKatStudios> RiM
structure carriage :D
L1038[19:33:38] <SuPeRMiNoR2> alright
Kenny, looks like it is working
L1039[19:34:10] <SuPeRMiNoR2> after
slight adjustments needed because we are in different time
zones
L1040[19:35:14] <SuPeRMiNoR2> it looks
like you are missing some logs, but not too much
L1041[19:36:07] <Kenny> what logs are
missing
L1042[19:36:53] <SuPeRMiNoR2> i think you
did not use the bouncer at first
L1043[19:37:01] <SuPeRMiNoR2> so you dont
have all the logs here that i do
L1044[19:37:18] <SuPeRMiNoR2> but you
have most of them, so i think its good
L1045[19:37:20] <Kenny> no i didn't but i
do have logs from then
L1046[19:37:52] <SuPeRMiNoR2> btw, sorry
for the bouncer restart this morning
L1047[19:38:08] <SuPeRMiNoR2> i was
updating openssl for obvious reasons
L1048[19:38:27] <Kenny> yea, i was asleep
at 2pm whe nit reset
L1049[19:38:32] <Kenny> when*
L1050[19:38:54] <ping> and i thought i
slept in too much :(
L1051[19:39:34] <Kenny> when to sleep at
about 1:45 and slept fro 2 hours
L1052[19:39:44] <Kenny> i don't sleep a
full night thru
L1053[19:39:59] <Kenny> pain is a good
sleep deterent
L1054[19:40:17] <Kenny> i get about 4
maybe 5 hours and i have to get up
L1055[19:40:31] <Kenny> and then during
the day sometimes i take a nap
L1056[19:41:29] <ShadowKatStudios> What
is this sleep you speak of?
L1057[19:41:33] <Kenny> !deop
L1058[19:41:33]
zsh sets mode: -o on Kenny
L1059[19:41:53] <Kenny> i just realized
i've been sitting as op for a while hehe
L1060[19:41:58] <SuPeRMiNoR2> Poor ping,
nobody likes him. He was attacked 59 times.
L1061[19:41:58] <SuPeRMiNoR2> For
example, like this:
L1062[19:41:58] <SuPeRMiNoR2> *
SuPeRMiNoR2 stabs ping
L1063[19:42:09] <ping> :(
L1064[19:42:13] *
ping stabs SuPeRMiNoR2
L1065[19:42:21] *
SuPeRMiNoR2 impales ping
L1066[19:42:26] *
ShadowKatStudios stabs SuPeRMiNoR2
L1067[19:42:30] *
ShadowKatStudios stabs ping
L1068[19:42:33] <SuPeRMiNoR2> Dang Kenny,
320 actions
L1069[19:42:34] <ShadowKatStudios> Stop
it D:
L1070[19:42:42] *
ping eats SuPeRMiNoR2
L1071[19:42:46] <SuPeRMiNoR2> also, ***
Kenny|Offline was kicked by Kenny (Kenny|Offline) wut?
L1072[19:42:47] <ShadowKatStudios>
Stabbing is bad
L1073[19:43:01] *
SuPeRMiNoR2 stabs ping
L1074[19:43:05] *
SuPeRMiNoR2 stabs ShadowKatStudios
L1075[19:43:09] *
Kenny pulls out a Tommy Gun and mows all 3 down
L1076[19:43:16] *
ShadowKatStudios stabs SuPeRMiNoR2
L1077[19:43:29] *
Katie watches while eating Popcorn
L1078[19:43:34] <Katie> its like
Rambo
L1079[19:43:39] *
SuPeRMiNoR2 Uses a smart piston on ShadowKatStudios, ping, and
Katie
L1080[19:43:40] *
Kenny gets out the Big Foot
L1081[19:43:54] <Katie> its like watching
Rambo*
L1082[19:44:01] *
ShadowKatStudios gets a camera
L1083[19:44:12] <Kenny> Ramco didn't use
a Tommy Gun hehe
L1084[19:44:16] *
ShadowKatStudios stabs SuPeRMiNoR2
L1085[19:44:25] <ShadowKatStudios> Tommy
gun is mafia
L1086[19:44:30] <Katie> idc it looks like
the Movie with all this killing
L1087[19:44:32] *
Kenny draws the Big Foot back
L1088[19:45:22] <ShadowKatStudios> Katie,
random question, which programming languages do you know?
L1089[19:45:22] <Katie> abnyway g2g im
tired
L1090[19:45:33] <Katie> and i dont know a
single one
L1091[19:45:37] <Kenny> who said anything
about killing (other than me) you can get stabbed and still
live
L1092[19:45:50] *
ShadowKatStudios stabs Kenny
L1093[19:46:04] <Katie> ohh no hes
Dead
L1094[19:46:04] <ShadowKatStudios> 'They
killed Kenny!'
L1095[19:46:11] *
Kenny is about ready to let the Big Fall
L1096[19:46:29] *
ShadowKatStudios hides inside his RS computer
L1097[19:46:34] *
Katie set up a fire and prepairs kenny's body to be fed to the
Wolves
L1098[19:46:44] <Kenny> don't make me get
out the Ban Hammer too
L1099[19:46:56] <Katie> not my idea
L1100[19:47:05] <ShadowKatStudios>
Du--du-dummmmm
L1101[19:47:16] *
Kenny is immortal, didn't you know
L1102[19:47:23] <Katie> it was Shadowkats
idea
L1103[19:47:29] *
Katie runs off
L1104[19:47:42] *
Kenny grabs Katie and pulls her back
L1105[19:47:44] <ShadowKatStudios> I
know, I'm too dangerous to associate with
L1106[19:48:01] <ShadowKatStudios> Run
away, all of you, before I turn on you >:D
L1107[19:48:02] <Katie> anyway g2g
cya
L1108[19:48:05] <ShadowKatStudios>
o/
L1109[19:48:12]
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(Quit: Web client closed)
L1110[19:48:13] <Kenny> \o
L1111[19:48:28] <ShadowKatStudios> ... So
Katie knows no programming languages?
L1112[19:48:39] <Kenny> good am i glad of
that, pulling her back could have been the worst trhing i ever
did
L1113[19:48:44] <ShadowKatStudios> What's
she doing in here anyway?
L1114[19:49:08] <ShadowKatStudios> Like,
watching shenanigans would be valid I suppose
L1115[19:49:15] <Kenny> she's trying to
get someone to help her do a mod
L1116[19:49:33] <Kenny> she has the ideas
and you do the modding
L1117[19:49:57] <ShadowKatStudios> Ooooh,
fair enough
L1118[19:50:02] <Gopher> the ideas are,
as everyone knows, the hard part.
L1119[19:50:10] <Kenny> and i actually
think Katie is about 15-16
L1120[19:50:44] <Gopher> wouldn't
surprise me, but hard to say really.
L1121[19:50:47] <Kenny> she told me a
little about herself but it doen's seem to ring true
L1122[19:51:12] <Kenny> supposedly she
lives in Florida but used to live in Ohio, about 20 minutes from
me
L1123[19:51:38] <Kenny> but whenerver she
jopins the channel it's through a webchat server that has an Ohio
ip
L1124[19:52:08] <Kenny> and a track on
the ip puts it right where she 'used to' live
L1125[19:52:42] <Kenny> now if you have
internet service in Florida, why the hell go thru an Ohio webchat
server
L1126[19:53:07] <ShadowKatStudios>
Actually a diamond thief on the run?
L1127[19:53:18] <Kenny> not only that,
she doesn't act like the age she would have to be to do what she
says she's done
L1128[19:53:31] <ShadowKatStudios> Which
is?
L1129[19:53:47] <Gopher> man, cpu
upgrades seem like a TON of cost for relatively little gain
L1130[19:53:54] <Kenny> brought a girl
from Brazil to the states and married her
L1131[19:54:03] <Gopher> in hardmode,
anyway
L1132[19:54:28] <Kenny> that's why it's
called hardmode
L1133[19:54:33] <Gopher> tier 1 requries
no memory, and handles 8 components, then tier 2 takes 2 tier 2
memory, tier 3 a tier 2, 2x tier 3 memory, and 4x diamonds
L1134[19:54:52] <Gopher> but... 2 tier 1s
(plus case and etc) can accomplish the same thing with a bit of
network code
L1135[19:55:01] <ShadowKatStudios> Well,
ya gotta have cache
L1136[19:55:07] <Kenny> those used to be
the original cost in easy mode
L1137[19:55:22] <ShadowKatStudios> Though
it's usually SRAM, not DRAM...
L1138[19:55:50] <Kenny> took me a week
and a half to get him to make them hard mode and come up with
easier ones
L1139[19:56:04] <Gopher> well, the ONLY
benefit is more components, right?
L1140[19:56:12] <Gopher> give that, it
just seems excessive
L1141[19:56:28] <Gopher> even in
hardmode, excessive compared to the costs of other upgrades
L1142[19:56:36] <Kenny> that's how they
wound up as hard mode recipes....
L1143[19:56:52] <Kenny> imagine that cost
as the regular cost of making one
L1144[19:56:57] <Gopher> the memory
itself being exponentially more and more expensive makes
sense
L1145[19:57:33] <Gopher> I have a hard
time seeing myself ever wanting to upgrade a cpu with these
costs
L1146[19:57:45] <Kenny> all of it being
more expensive ofr an upgrade makes since, but the recipes were way
TOO expensive
L1147[19:57:45] <Gopher> certainly not
unles I just have materials to burn, which I guess I do now, but
still, lol
L1148[19:58:15] <Gopher> yeah. It would
be more reasonable if tier 2 cpu required tier 1 memory chips, and
tier 3 requried tier 2
L1149[19:58:27] <Gopher> still expensive,
but not so absurdly unreasonable
L1150[19:58:35] <Gopher> esp. with tier 1
not requiring memory at all, and being relatively cheap
L1151[19:59:17] <Gopher> I'm really
surprised more mods don't do diamond chips, 1/9ths of diamonds,
like they do nuggets of ingots, for finer control of recipe
costs
L1152[20:00:17] <Gopher> and possibly
same with ender pearls
L1153[20:00:40] <Gopher> early-game,
ender pearls are obnoxious to collect, lol
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L1155[20:01:36] <Gopher> I tend to hang
out in the desert all night, and if I survive being reckless in
chasing down endermen (depends partly on rng, how overwhelmed by
spiders/skeles/zombies I end up being), I can maybe get 4 in a
really good night
L1156[20:01:56] <Gopher> a more typical
night I average 1, maybe 2 but as likely 0
L1157[20:02:40] <Gopher> and then you
beat the dragon and they become super-cheap, lol
L1158[20:03:15] <ping> ender pearls are
seriously fking easy to get after you defeated ender dragon
L1159[20:03:50] <ping> and the dragon is
easy to beat if you have flans guns
L1160[20:04:00] <Gopher> yawp.
L1161[20:04:04] <ping> or a mob
farm
L1162[20:04:15] <ping> dat xp
L1163[20:04:17] <Gopher> the dragon is
pretty easy to beat period, I've always thought
L1164[20:04:41] <Gopher> my first time
going after him was solo, and I overprepared like crazy, then beat
him easily
L1165[20:05:19] <ShadowKatStudios> First
time I went to fight the ender dragon, I had leather boots, an iron
sword and a bow.
L1166[20:05:29] <ping> ._.
L1167[20:05:36] <Gopher> heh. That would
be somewhat less prepared than I was XD
L1168[20:05:45] <ping> im supprised it
took you that long to find the portal sks
L1169[20:05:53] <ping> i got there with
some cobble
L1170[20:06:02] <ping> and enough wood to
make a sword
L1171[20:06:06] <ShadowKatStudios> I'm
too lazy to find the portal
L1172[20:06:10] <ShadowKatStudios> I
rarely bother
L1173[20:06:29] <Gopher> I was in full
diamond armor, most of it prot-2, an infinity bow, and a bunch of
healing potions
L1174[20:06:34] <Gopher> didn't need the
healing potions, heh
L1175[20:06:46] <ping> i was just kidding
btw
L1176[20:06:51] <ping> i had quantum
armor
L1177[20:06:53] <ping> and machine
guns
L1178[20:07:10] <ping> and an inv full of
ammo and lappacks
L1179[20:07:28] <ShadowKatStudios> I
remember when I played with IC2...
L1180[20:07:33] <ShadowKatStudios> It was
fun for a while
L1181[20:10:06] <Gopher> once you get
quantum, or even just ... the other one... armor, and the high-tech
weapons, and a jetpack, it just takes the challenge out of
everything, I always thought
L1182[20:10:22] <Gopher> and the machines
are fine, but annoying when you need to rearrange or move
things
L1183[20:10:59] <ping> well, it helped me
a ton
L1184[20:11:05] <ping> i had an
airbase
L1185[20:11:15] <ping> ._.
L1186[20:12:00] <ping> i lost count
L1187[20:12:05] <ping> when i was making
a mob farm
L1188[20:12:12] <ping> skeletons shot
me
L1189[20:12:15] <ping> off the edge
L1190[20:12:24] <ping> diddnt have enough
time to place block
L1191[20:17:57] <ShadowKatStudios> :/ The
smallest 'transistor' type thing we have is an AND gate
L1192[20:18:02] <ShadowKatStudios> And
they're like 3x2
L1193[20:22:53] <ping> wat
L1194[20:23:22]
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L1195[20:24:10] <ShadowKatStudios> Well,
when you think about it, a transistor can be used as an AND
gate
L1196[20:24:16] <ShadowKatStudios>
Anyway, I can use pistons :D
L1197[20:24:34] <Kenny> that's what
transistors are, gates
L1198[20:24:59] <Kenny> and, nand, or,
xor
L1199[20:25:09] <Kenny> and so on
L1200[20:25:27] <ping> ShadowKatStudios,
no shit?
L1201[20:25:36] <ping> a NPN trasistor is
an and gate .-.
L1202[20:26:20] <Kenny> n n are input p
is output :P
L1203[20:26:32] <ping> yes
L1204[20:26:51] <Kenny> been working with
electronics since i was 15 :P
L1205[20:27:32] <Kenny> took a course in
color tv and radio repair
L1206[20:28:04] <Kenny> i built my own tv
and radio when i was a kid
L1207[20:28:32] <finkmac> tv?
L1208[20:28:33] <Kenny> and tha was back
before solid state, i used tubes
L1209[20:28:36] <Kenny> that*
L1211[20:28:41] <finkmac> wow, you blew
glass?
L1212[20:28:48] <ping> ^ mfw
L1213[20:28:49] <finkmac> how did you
manage to assemble a CRT tube?
L1214[20:29:11] <ping> one does not
simply blow tube and vaccum it
L1215[20:29:25] <Kenny> not a crt tube
the olde tubes that were used instead of microchips
L1217[20:30:13] <ping> these
things?
L1218[20:30:24] <Kenny> you dind't have
all these fancy high-faluting electronic circuits
L1219[20:30:39] <Kenny> yeah, those
things
L1220[20:31:05] <Kenny> you had anode,
cathode and triode tubes
L1222[20:33:08] <Kenny> vacuum tube
computers
L1223[20:33:39] <finkmac> ooh diodes and
triodes
L1224[20:33:42] <finkmac> fancy
things
L1225[20:34:02] <ShadowKatStudios> So
ping, you say I should have a separate bus for read and
write?
L1226[20:34:11] <ping> because its
easier
L1227[20:34:18] <ping> atleast for the D
latch design
L1228[20:34:18] <ShadowKatStudios> I
agree with you.
L1229[20:34:32] <ShadowKatStudios> Making
them use the same bus is a pain.
L1230[20:35:56] <ping> unless, you are
using PR where you can use bus tranceivers as ram
L1231[20:37:27] <ping> kohctpyktop is
fun
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L1233[20:37:35] <ping> but the timing
levels are rediculous
L1234[20:37:47] <ping> who uses
transistors as deleys
L1235[20:39:36]
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L1236[20:42:49] <Gopher> that was one of
my favorite zachtronics games
L1237[20:43:01] <ShadowKatStudios> This
piston is cursed D:
L1238[20:43:35] <ShadowKatStudios> Oh,
timing issue
L1239[20:44:33] <ping> anyone up for
infiniminer?
L1240[20:46:41] <ShadowKatStudios> One
address bus, one read bus and one write bus. :D
L1241[20:47:40] <ping> what about
clk?
L1242[20:49:23] ***
cazzar|Away is now known as Cazzar
L1243[20:50:28] <ShadowKatStudios> The
write enable line is on the write bus, read doesn't need one.
L1244[20:51:28] <Gopher> oh lol, I just
realised the insertion of tier 1.5 ram jacked the price up on all
higher tier memory even more.
L1245[20:51:34] <Gopher> Twice the
quartz, twice the lapis
L1246[20:52:47] <Gopher> also, jesus,
really paying attention now, and each tier up, other than 1.5, the
recipe is more than 4x as expensive as the previous version
L1247[20:53:11] <Gopher> well, no, not
4x. 3x?
L1248[20:53:36] <Gopher> hard to pin down
to a fixed multiplier, since the major tier shifts add new, rarer
materials
L1249[20:55:19] <ShadowKatStudios> I
don't understand why people say 'jesus' Like that guy would care,
if that family of religions has anything right about after death,
he's too busy 'enjoying himself' up there.
L1250[20:58:08] <Gopher> 9 diamonds, 3
stacks of lapis, 3 stacks of gold ingots, 4.5 of iron ingots. 2
stacks of quarts, 10 stacks of sugar cane, and a stack each of
slime, spider eyes, water buckets, cactus, bone, clay, slimeballs,
and mushrooms, and half a stack of glowstone dust, plus various
wood/stone
L1251[20:58:30] <Gopher> for 1 tier 3.5
memory on hardmode
L1252[20:59:10] <Gopher> fuuuu.
L1253[21:01:23] <Gopher> oh, and 9 stacks
of redstone dust, can't forget about thatr
L1254[21:14:16] <ping> we need a 1.33
teir ram
L1255[21:14:47] <Cazzar> no, 1.337
teir
L1256[21:15:16] <ping> ofc.
L1257[21:15:55] <ping> .lua
1.156287161565^2
L1258[21:15:55] <^v> ping, 1.337
L1259[21:16:36] <Cazzar> hmm
L1260[21:17:03] <Cazzar> .lua
math.pi
L1261[21:17:04] <^v> Cazzar,
3.1415926535898
L1262[21:17:07] <Cazzar> good
L1263[21:17:24] <Cazzar> .lua
math.sqrt(7)^2
L1264[21:17:24] <^v> Cazzar, 7
L1265[21:17:37] <Cazzar> Heh, one of the
few applications that doesnt get slightly off
L1266[21:18:38] <SpiritedDusty> .lua
22/7
L1267[21:18:39] <^v> SpiritedDusty,
3.1428571428571
L1268[21:19:20] <ping> 3.14
L1269[21:19:22] <ping> SEEMS LEGIT
L1270[21:20:02] <SpiritedDusty> .lua
return math.tan
L1271[21:20:02] <^v> SpiritedDusty,
function: 68B98850
L1272[21:20:02] <Kenny> ping, he just
added in a 1.5 tier memory for the robotr
L1273[21:20:38] <Cazzar> hmm I
wonder
L1274[21:20:43] <SpiritedDusty> .lua
math.ran()
L1275[21:20:43] <^v> SpiritedDusty,
lua:1: attempt to call field 'ran' (a nil value)
L1276[21:20:47] <SpiritedDusty> .lua
math.tan()
L1277[21:20:47] <^v> SpiritedDusty,
lua:1: bad argument #1 to 'tan' (number expected, got no
value)
L1278[21:21:03] <Cazzar> .lua (return
math.tan)(1)
L1279[21:21:04] <^v> Cazzar, lua:1:
unexpected symbol near 'return'
L1280[21:21:07] <Cazzar> naww
L1281[21:21:08] <Kenny> .lua
math.rand(100)
L1282[21:21:08] <^v> Kenny, lua:1:
attempt to call field 'rand' (a nil value)
L1283[21:21:15] <SpiritedDusty> .lua
math.tan(9999)
L1284[21:21:15] <^v> SpiritedDusty,
-0.82435540125965
L1285[21:21:25] <Kenny> .lua
math.random(100)
L1286[21:21:26] <^v> Kenny, 1
L1287[21:21:31] <ping> ._.
L1288[21:21:35] <ping> oh right
L1289[21:21:36] <SpiritedDusty> .lua
math.tan(45)*2
L1290[21:21:37] <^v> SpiritedDusty,
3.2395503810877
L1291[21:21:45] <ping> i dont set the
randomseed
L1292[21:21:45] <SpiritedDusty> .lua
math.random(9999)
L1293[21:21:46] <^v> SpiritedDusty,
13
L1294[21:21:58] <ping> so results will be
the same
L1295[21:22:19] <SpiritedDusty> .lua
math.random(9999)
L1296[21:22:19] <^v> SpiritedDusty,
13
L1297[21:22:23] <Kenny> .lua
math.random(100)^3
L1298[21:22:23] <^v> Kenny, 1
L1299[21:22:32] <SpiritedDusty> .lua
math.randomseed(os.time()) math.random(9999)
L1300[21:22:32] <^v> SpiritedDusty,
L1301[21:22:32] <ping> 1 sec
L1302[21:22:40] <SpiritedDusty> ??
L1303[21:22:43] <SpiritedDusty> blank
answer?
L1304[21:22:49] <Kenny> need to set it to
reseed after each attempt
L1305[21:23:01] <ping> there
L1306[21:23:07] <Kenny> .lua
math.random(100)^3
L1307[21:23:07] <^v> Kenny, 571787
L1308[21:23:08] <ping> SpiritedDusty, you
forgot return
L1309[21:23:22] <SpiritedDusty> .lua
math.randomseed(os.time()) return math.random(999)
L1310[21:23:22] <^v> SpiritedDusty,
743
L1311[21:23:35] <ping> also, just added
math.randomseed(os.time()) so you dont haz to
L1312[21:23:44] <Kenny> .lua
math.random(10)^3
L1313[21:23:44] <^v> Kenny, 1000
L1314[21:23:45] <SpiritedDusty> .lua
math.randomseed(os.time()) for i = 0, 1000 do math.random(9999)
end
L1315[21:23:45] <^v> SpiritedDusty,
L1316[21:23:57] <SpiritedDusty> .lua
math.randomseed(os.time()) for i = 0, 10000000 do math.random(9999)
end
L1317[21:23:57] <^v> SpiritedDusty, Time
limit exeeded.
L1318[21:24:00] <SpiritedDusty> aw
xD
L1319[21:24:28] <ping> .l51 function
isPi(num) return math.round(num,2)==3.14 end
L1320[21:24:28] <^v> ping, nil
L1321[21:24:36] <ping> .l51
isPi(22/7)
L1322[21:24:36] <^v> ping, true
L1323[21:24:38] <SpiritedDusty> ping, is
that sandbox of yours unbreakable? xD
L1324[21:24:39] <ping> close enough
L1325[21:24:44] <ping> yeah pretty
much
L1326[21:24:49] <Kenny> .lua for i=1, 10
do math.random(10)^3 end
L1327[21:24:50] <^v> Kenny, lua:1:
unexpected symbol near '^'
L1328[21:25:18] <SpiritedDusty> .lua
string.rep('asdf', 9999999999)
L1329[21:25:19] <^v> SpiritedDusty,
lua:1: resulting string too large
L1330[21:25:26] <SpiritedDusty> since
when was that error in lua?
L1331[21:25:41] <ping> idk
L1332[21:25:44] <Kenny> .lua for i=1, 10
do math.random(10)^2 end
L1333[21:25:45] <^v> Kenny, lua:1:
unexpected symbol near '^'
L1334[21:25:51] <Cazzar> memory
adressing?
L1335[21:25:51] <Kenny> .lua for i=1, 10
do math.random(10) end
L1336[21:25:51] <^v> Kenny,
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L1338[21:25:57] <ping> idk
L1339[21:25:58] <SpiritedDusty> .lua
coroutine.yield() print('the yield has been altered!')
L1340[21:25:58] <^v> SpiritedDusty,
L1341[21:25:59] <ping> probably
L1342[21:26:22] <SpiritedDusty> .lua
string.rep('asdf', math.huge)
L1343[21:26:22] <^v> SpiritedDusty,
L1344[21:26:27] <ping> oh yes, it cant be
bigger than 4GB
L1345[21:26:40] <Kenny> time for me to go
lay it down for a while. nite y'all
L1346[21:26:45] <ping> nite
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L1348[21:26:47] <SpiritedDusty> cya
L1349[21:27:01] <Cazzar> .lua 9999999999
* 4 * 4
L1350[21:27:01] <^v> Cazzar,
159999999984
L1351[21:27:36] <SpiritedDusty> .lua
return __VERSION
L1352[21:27:36] <^v> SpiritedDusty,
L1353[21:27:41] <ping> just _
L1354[21:27:42] <SpiritedDusty> .lua
return _VERSION
L1355[21:27:43] <^v> SpiritedDusty,
Lua+Eris 5.2
L1356[21:27:48] <SpiritedDusty> you run
eris with this?
L1357[21:28:52] <ping> yes
L1358[21:29:07] <ping> but i cant figure
out how to get it to fking work
L1359[21:29:14] <SpiritedDusty> why do
you need eris? o.O
L1360[21:29:19] <ping> idk
L1361[21:29:55] <SpiritedDusty> .lua
while true do coroutine.yield() end
L1362[21:29:56] <^v> SpiritedDusty,
L1363[21:30:15] <ping> :| its wrapped in
a coroutine
L1364[21:30:20] <SpiritedDusty> oh
L1365[21:30:44] <ping> because i need to
debug
L1366[21:32:36] <SpiritedDusty> ping, how
do I use lua 5.1?
L1367[21:32:47] <SpiritedDusty> .l51
return 'test'
L1368[21:32:48] <^v> SpiritedDusty,
test
L1369[21:32:50] <SpiritedDusty> oh
L1370[21:32:53] <ping> its just lua
5.1
L1371[21:33:05] <SpiritedDusty> I didn't
know the command for it
L1372[21:33:09] <ping> exept its
persistent because its written inside my bot
L1373[21:33:34] <SpiritedDusty>
persistent?
L1374[21:33:49] <ping> .lua51
foo="bar"
L1375[21:33:50] <^v> ping, nil
L1376[21:33:52] <ping> .lua51 foo
L1377[21:33:52] <^v> ping, bar
L1378[21:33:57] <SpiritedDusty>
oh...
L1379[21:34:23] <ShadowKatStudios> 2
words of memory :D
L1380[21:34:26] <SpiritedDusty> .lua for
k,v in pairs(getfenv(2)) do print(k) end
L1381[21:34:26] <^v> SpiritedDusty,
L1382[21:34:30] <ping> hmm
L1383[21:34:39] <ShadowKatStudios>
Separate read/write buses are a nicer system :D
L1384[21:34:40] <ping> ._
L1385[21:34:43] <ping> ._.*
L1386[21:34:51] <ping> i prolly bork
error handling for 52
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L1388[21:34:54] <ping> hold one
L1389[21:35:38] <SpiritedDusty> .l51 for
k,v in pairs(getfenv(2)) do print(k) end
L1390[21:35:38] <^v> SpiritedDusty, foo |
string | xpcall | irc | _G | rawset | _VERSION | table | coroutine
| rawget | os | unpack | math | tonumber | pcall | getfenv |
tostring | type | pairs | next | select | assert | setmetatable |
ipairs | loadstring | io | rawequal | setfenv | print | load |
error | getmetatable | nil
L1391[21:35:55] <SpiritedDusty> for k,v
in pairs(getfenv(3)) do print(k) end
L1392[21:35:58] <SpiritedDusty>
woops
L1393[21:36:05] <SpiritedDusty> .l51 for
k,v in pairs(getfenv(3)) do print(k) end
L1394[21:36:05] <^v> SpiritedDusty,
plugins/lua.lua:170: bad argument #1 to 'getfenv' (invalid
level)
L1395[21:36:05] <ping> ufail
L1396[21:36:10] <ping> test in #ocbots
pls
L1397[21:41:58] <ShadowKatStudios> <3
awesome decoding system
L1398[21:42:15] <ShadowKatStudios> This
memory even /looks/ cool :D
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L1401[21:58:36] <ShadowKatStudios> 3
Words of memory :D
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L1423[22:32:10] <ping> ShadowKatStudios,
k?
L1424[22:32:19] <ShadowKatStudios> :P I
found that interesting.
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L1426[22:50:25] <ShadowKatStudios> 4
words of memory :S
L1427[22:50:27] <ShadowKatStudios>
:D
L1428[22:52:41] <ShadowKatStudios>
Only... 12 to go!
L1429[22:52:50] <ShadowKatStudios> Then I
need to build all 4096 of main memory :D
L1430[22:55:42] <ShadowKatStudios> I
would kill for a way to cross wired...
L1431[22:55:47] <ShadowKatStudios>
wires*
L1432[22:56:45] <ping> ._.
L1433[22:56:53] <ping> you can
L1434[22:58:14] <ShadowKatStudios> In
vanilla you have to go under or over
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L1436[23:16:33] <ShadowKatStudios> 4
words of memory :D
L1437[23:16:42] <ping> remember the old
mojang logo?
L1438[23:16:47] <ping> i liked it better
._.
L1439[23:17:00] <ping> as in, the splash
screen
L1440[23:17:59] <ShadowKatStudios> From
which version?
L1441[23:18:12] <ping> idk
L1442[23:18:14] <ping> some beta
L1443[23:18:31] <ShadowKatStudios> Does
mcedit still work?
L1444[23:18:38] <ShadowKatStudios> The
one that said 'Mojang Specifications'?
L1445[23:18:39] <ping> probably
L1446[23:20:17] <ping> my god
L1447[23:20:20] <ping> drunk mom
L1448[23:20:32] <ping> you dont have to
explain how to use an inhailer
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L1451[23:25:54] <ShadowKatStudios>
MCEdit: 'works' + 'hard to use'
L1452[23:26:31] <ShadowKatStudios> 10
words of stack memory anyway :D
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L1457[23:35:10] <ShadowKatStudios> 16
words of memory :D
L1458[23:40:44] <pong> 4 bit right?
L1459[23:43:59] <pong> drunk mom
L1460[23:44:03] <pong> telling me
L1461[23:44:07] <pong> i need a class in
logic
L1462[23:45:27] <pong> "if you asked
me a question that you already know we know the answer to, what was
the point"
L1463[23:46:06] <pong> *mom brings up
completely different topic*
L1464[23:46:13] <ShadowKatStudios> Yep,
that's 64 bits of RAM
L1465[23:46:19] <ShadowKatStudios> It
takes a huge amount of space
L1466[23:46:23] <ShadowKatStudios> But it
works :D
L1467[23:46:38] <pong> two bus
tranceivers
L1468[23:46:45] <pong> TWO.
L1469[23:46:54] <ShadowKatStudios>
Meh.
L1470[23:47:14] <ShadowKatStudios> What
gates do I need to make one?
L1471[23:47:15] <pong> 5x3x4
L1472[23:47:26] <pong> thats how big my
ram would be
L1474[23:51:10] <ShadowKatStudios> 6
4-bit RAM cells
L1475[23:51:20] <ShadowKatStudios> Plus
stack pointer
L1476[23:51:35] <ShadowKatStudios> The
stack pointer is in the frame.
L1477[23:51:40] <pong> … you said 16
words
L1478[23:52:04] <pong> not 6
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