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L1[00:02:26] <Kodos> Playing a ROM on an
emulator is legal if you own the physcal game, right?
L2[00:02:30] <Kodos> Since the rom is
basically a backup
L3[00:04:13] <Porygon2> who knows
L4[00:06:01] <seebs> No offense meant, but
isn't asking a random IRC chat room for legal advice usually
considered sort of a bad idea?
L5[00:06:54] <PotatoTrumpet> Good
Afternoon
L6[00:06:58] <seebs> I mean, if you're
*lucky* you'll get someone who is pretty sure they heard once that
if you mail yourself a thing asking whether you're a cop, you can't
be arrested for anything you do if you write back and say
"no".
L7[00:07:11] <Porygon2> it's not a very
random chat, he's here a lot
L8[00:07:32] <PotatoTrumpet> What?
L9[00:07:41] <Porygon2> good morning
L10[00:08:18] <seebs> Fair point. I still
think the Internet is not a great source for legal advice.
L11[00:08:51] <PotatoTrumpet> Well, now
that I know that everyone is still alive, I am going to go watch
Ghost Adventures
L12[00:09:08] <Pwootage> <-- is not
alive
L13[00:09:12] <PotatoTrumpet> :O
L14[00:09:17] <justastranger>
PotatoTrumpet: Go watch Ghost Stories instead.
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L16[00:09:24] <PotatoTrumpet>
justastranger: why
L17[00:09:32] <justastranger> The first
english dub is hilarious
L18[00:09:39] <PotatoTrumpet> k
L19[00:09:46] <justastranger> it's a
literal gag dub
L20[00:10:03] <justastranger> the only
rules they had for the dub were to keep the plot vaguely
similar
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L23[00:24:06] <gamax92> Kodos: I've been
told, atleast by the biznank community, that owning the game but
not having a dump from it is gray, and if the dump is from the cart
is good
L25[00:24:51] <pre> my robot's taking .1ms
on opis while just sitting idle
L26[00:25:05] <Pwootage> .1ms is not a
lot
L27[00:25:19] <Pwootage> and
"idle" involves calculations, still, in OC
L28[00:25:30] <pre> it's a lot more than it
usually takes
L29[00:25:46] <Pwootage> .1ms is almost
nothing, really
L30[00:25:55] <gamax92> umm, is it 1ms or
.1ms
L31[00:26:07] <pre> 105 microseconds
L32[00:26:14] <gamax92> thats nothing
L33[00:26:23] <pre> these things add up
:p
L34[00:26:30] <pre> on a server
particularly
L35[00:26:39] <Pwootage> I worry about tile
entities taking >1ms
L36[00:26:46] <Pwootage> <1ms is
irrelevant unless there are a TON of them
L37[00:26:58] <Pwootage> (and I'm talking
>1ms total for all tile entities of that type)
L38[00:27:01] <gamax92> .l 1000000/20
L39[00:27:01] <^v> gamax92, 50000
L40[00:27:16] <gamax92> well, i guess thats
quite a bit.
L41[00:27:26] <gamax92> 105/50000
L42[00:27:26] <pre> i mean for reference,
it's the laggiest tile entity we have on the server atm
L43[00:27:29] <gamax92> .lv105/50000
L44[00:27:31] <gamax92> dkhskdlhf
L45[00:27:34] <gamax92> .l 105/50000
L46[00:27:34] <^v> gamax92, 0.0021
L47[00:27:36] <gamax92> oh
L48[00:27:37] <gamax92> nvm
L49[00:27:48] <pre> i know it's not
particularly laggy by itself
L50[00:27:49] <Pwootage> 50 ms/tick, 500000
microseconds per tick
L51[00:27:58] <pre> but it is just strange
because it is higher than normal
L52[00:28:22] <pre> even tree farms are
taking up half that
L53[00:28:25] <Pwootage> 50000 µs*
L54[00:29:19] <Pwootage> I'm not worried
about a robot (running custom code) taking up .1ms when there are
individual entities taking up .3ms (i.e. 90% of MC's mobs in
vanilla)
L55[00:31:43] <Pwootage> anyone know of a
basic benchmark written in c++ that tests a wide variety of
instructions when compiled?
L56[00:32:00] <Pwootage> I'm curious the
performance of sor1k
L57[00:32:30] <gamax92> I wonder how well
Symon does
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L59[00:33:13] <Pwootage> c or c++, I
guess
L60[00:33:37] <gamax92> is sor1k currently
in c++?
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L62[00:37:46] <Pwootage> No, but I need C
or C++ to compile to or1k to run in sor1k
L63[00:38:13] <Pwootage> I think I know of
one that I can use (used by jor1k, the javascript emu)
L64[00:51:04] <Pwootage> Eh, I'll write one
if I can't find one
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L67[01:10:05] <gamax92> oh man
L68[01:10:20] <gamax92> Pwootage:
math.atan2(y,x)+math.sin(y^3)/math.cos(x)
L69[01:10:27] <gamax92> funky grapy
L70[01:10:36] <gamax92> graph*
L71[01:12:26] <Pwootage> strange
indeed
L72[01:13:00] <Pwootage> heading home, back
soonish
L73[01:13:09] <gamax92> k
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L80[01:37:14] <seebs> answer appears to be:
if a robot places a player interface, the interface says
"connected to my_name.robot", but doesn't seem to
actually allow interactions.
L81[01:40:10] <Pwootage> seebs: Not on any
of the sides?
L82[01:40:39] <seebs> Doesn't seem to. So
far as I can tell all four sides (as opposed to top and bottom) are
just the default inventory, and they don't seem to do
anything.
L83[01:41:14] <Pwootage> top and bottom are
armor, right?
L84[01:41:22] <seebs> One's armor, one's
hotbar.
L85[01:41:46] <Pwootage> hotbar might
work
L86[01:42:56] <seebs> hmm
L87[01:43:10] <seebs> I suppose I could
just use a debug card.
L88[01:43:35] <seebs> For the specific case
of "fill this region of space with stone bricks", it can
do what I want.
L89[01:43:58] <seebs> I think.
L90[01:48:05] <Pwootage> what does the
debug card do?
L91[01:48:15] <seebs> heck if i know
L92[01:48:34] <seebs> but according to the
source, it looks like it lets you do things like "set the
block ID of a given location to X".
L93[01:49:20] <Pwootage> well that would be
fun :O
L95[01:57:53] <gamax92> so, i tweaked the
color draw, instead of shoving a bunch of alpha together, which
seemed only to make grey, i now force increment the color
L96[01:58:03] <seebs> Okay, I figured out
enough to allow me to use this to paint large hunks of
terrain.
L97[01:58:28] <gamax92> isn't the debug
card slow for doing large operations
L98[01:58:43] <Pwootage> wait you said you
were using love2d? THAT'S 3D! D:
L99[01:58:51] <gamax92> Pwootage: its
isometric ...
L100[01:59:32] <gamax92> though putting a
proper 3D->2D point conversion isn't too difficult ;)
L102[02:00:31] <gamax92> v^
L103[02:00:35] <Pwootage> Why does he get
such a cool looking logo
L105[02:01:17] <gamax92> XD
L106[02:01:30] <Pwootage> Apparently he
has a font
L107[02:01:34] <gamax92> Pwootage: should
i import my 3D lib?
L108[02:01:43] <Pwootage> gamax92:
in...?
L109[02:01:46] <gamax92> love2d
L110[02:01:49] <gamax92> >:D
L111[02:01:56] <Pwootage> ....idk :P
L112[02:02:03] <gamax92> I
L113[02:02:23] <v^> Pwootage, i rendered
the coolio effect for all numbers and letters
L114[02:02:42] <Pwootage> gamax92: You
should write a 3d grapher in OC though
L115[02:02:42] <v^> and i use love2d to
arrange and render them
L116[02:02:50] <Pwootage> v^: ah
L117[02:02:52] <gamax92> Pwootage:
hahahahah
L118[02:02:54] <gamax92>
hahahahahahaha
L119[02:02:55] <v^> Pwootage,
pffffft
L120[02:02:55] <gamax92>
hahahahahahaha
L121[02:02:56] <Pwootage> apparently
love2d is popular
L122[02:02:56] <gamax92> np
L123[02:03:11] <gamax92> love2d is simple
to use
L124[02:03:18] <gamax92> plus it moved to
luajit
L125[02:03:20] <gamax92> so ffi!
L127[02:03:24] <v^> ffi is fucking
awesome
L128[02:03:28] <gamax92> ^
L129[02:03:29] <Pwootage> and I'm talking
ascii 3d renderer, not cheating and using the hologram
L131[02:03:37] <Pwootage> ffi? I should
know this
L132[02:03:40] <v^> yes* we know
L133[02:03:46] <gamax92> ^
L134[02:04:18] <gamax92> Pwootage: it
would be better to do one for CC
L136[02:04:39] <gamax92> you know, because
its graphics aren't 8 pixels per tick
L137[02:05:10] <gamax92> oh yeah, oc has
no grey in the t3 palette
L138[02:05:21] <gamax92> so, you'd get 16
grays in the customizable palette
L139[02:05:38] <v^> gamax92, we can change
pallete now iirc >_>
L140[02:05:43] <Pwootage> really need to
look into getting full-screen updates efficently somehow
L141[02:05:51] <gamax92> v^: even the 240
colors?
L142[02:06:06] <gamax92> Pwootage: if you
could somehow make a fast graphics mod, I'd give you all my
money
L143[02:06:14] <gamax92> which, is about
0$
L144[02:06:21] <v^> $bal gamax92
L145[02:06:21] <^vDoge> Oh noes! http
error: connection refused
L146[02:06:25] <gamax92> XD
L147[02:06:29] <v^> you win this
time
L148[02:06:39] <v^> gamax92, fast graphics
mod = modify OC config
L149[02:06:52] <gamax92> v^: except thats
not effecient
L150[02:06:58] <v^>
"effecient"
L151[02:07:05] <gamax92> affecient*
L152[02:07:50] <Pwootage> So is that like
affect vs effect? Efficient vs Afficient?
L153[02:10:36] <Pwootage> .l 180*50
L154[02:10:37] <^v> Pwootage, 9000
L155[02:10:42] <Pwootage> correct?
L156[02:17:52] <v^> HAHAHAHAHAHA
L157[02:17:57] <v^> navy.com has an
XSS
L158[02:21:08] <gamax92> Pwootage: well im
not sure how my 3d lib even works :P
L160[02:21:53] <v^> its on xssed
L161[02:21:57] <v^> and its still
unpatched
L162[02:24:45] <v^> and they have logins
on the site
L163[02:24:56] <v^> so, 15 year old hacks
official navy website
L164[02:25:00] <v^> headline news?
L167[02:33:41] <Kodos> photoshop y u so
difficult
L168[02:34:08] <gamax92> .l
(255-32)/(165.67271354338/32)
L169[02:34:08] <^v> gamax92,
43.072874508882
L170[02:34:17] <gamax92> .l
(255-32)/(165.67271354338/32)*0.5
L171[02:34:17] <^v> gamax92,
21.536437254441
L172[02:34:37] <gamax92> something doesn't
quite addup there
L173[02:34:42] <gamax92> ahh
L174[02:34:46] <gamax92> .l
(255-32)/(165.67271354338-32)*0.5
L175[02:34:46] <^v> gamax92,
0.83412685389839
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L177[02:59:00] <Pwootage> evening,
fellas
L178[03:00:37] <gamax92> Pwootage: did you
not get my image?
L179[03:01:23] <v^> Kodos, ikr
L181[03:01:59] <Pwootage> Nice job
\o/
L182[03:02:07] <Pwootage> I have a bouncer
so I can scroll up and see it pretty easy :P
L184[03:02:21] <Kodos> Is one of my
things
L185[03:02:22] <Pwootage> (I re-logged-in
at work, so no more Pwootage|Off for a while)
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L190[03:47:21] <Kodos> I need a good font
that looks good for an abbreviated company name
L191[03:47:29] <Kodos> Something that
looks nice with 3 letters side by side
L193[03:51:07] <Kodos> Do it with
KMI
L194[03:51:18] <gamax92> .l
(255-32)/(104.24296754965-32)
L195[03:51:18] <^v> gamax92,
3.0868056443936
L197[03:55:46] <seebs> For what it's
worth, yes, the debug card can solve my immediate problem.
L198[03:56:01] <seebs> at some noticeable
performance hit.
L199[03:57:15] <gamax92> seebs: what was
your problem?
L200[03:57:32] <Porygon2> Kodos: what
about JMH?
L201[03:57:34] <seebs> I have a 61-chunk
area which I wish to pave.
L202[03:57:47] <seebs> And I don't want to
write a lot of fancy code to tell robots to find their way back to
barrels or something.
L203[03:57:52] <Porygon2> that's the name
of a store around here thaat went out of bbusiness a few years
ago
L204[03:58:04] <seebs> Solution involves a
bunch of precomputation and then a ton of world.setBlocks() calls.
:)
L205[03:58:07] <Kodos> Nah, I need
KMI
L206[03:58:15] <gamax92> seebs: can't you
just set the entire area
L207[03:58:42] <seebs> Well, the area
isn't a rectangle, so I have to do some computations. Also, I want
a nice lighting system.
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L209[03:59:08] <seebs> So I have to
replace some blocks with something like glowstone glass.
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L212[04:09:23] <Pwootage> v^ you should
make ^v do some of thse, would be awesome
L213[04:09:42] <Pwootage> also, what are
you doing, gcc? slli-ing during basic math?
L215[04:10:44] <^v> v^, Fail 100
added
L216[04:10:52] <v^> Pwootage, some of
what
L217[04:11:12] <Pwootage> these nifty
images
L218[04:11:18] <Pwootage>
auto-image-generation
L220[04:11:27] <v^> well it uses love2d,
so i cant really
L221[04:11:43] <Pwootage> sure you can.
Launch the program, print the result.
L222[04:11:51] <v^> meh, fine :P
L223[04:11:52] <Pwootage> patch the source
and compile if needed
L224[04:12:08] <Pwootage> although idk how
to programatically upload to imgur :P
L225[04:14:20] <Pwootage> man debugging
this is weird, but basically a pointer is set incorrectly for some
reason (it's not zero, it's -4096)
L226[04:17:42] <v^> i have a
webserver
L227[04:17:48] <v^> dont worry about
imgur
L228[04:25:34] <v^> .logo Pwootage
L230[04:26:17] <Pwootage> nice
L231[04:26:32] <Pwootage> but could I
.logo ../Pwootage and break things
L233[04:26:46] <Pwootage> .logo
../Pwootage
L234[04:26:46] <^v> Pwootage, Nope.
L235[04:26:50] <Pwootage> hahahaha
L236[04:26:57] <v^> the font doesnt have .
or /
L237[04:27:06] <v^> the font i made
rather
L238[04:27:33] <v^> .>
networks.freenode.send("JOIN ##PixelToast")
L239[04:27:33] <^v> v^, nil
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L241[04:28:32] <Pwootage> hm
L242[04:29:00] <Pwootage> .logo
Pwootage;echo hi
L243[04:29:00] <^v> Pwootage, Nope.
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L245[04:29:45] <Pwootage> .logo Pwootage
&& echo hi
L246[04:29:45] <^v> Pwootage, Nope.
L247[04:29:53] <Pwootage> you have like no
symbols apparently
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L251[04:40:47] <gamax92> .l
(255-32)/(3845.6808552595-32)
L252[04:40:47] <^v> gamax92,
0.058473692074275
L253[04:41:27] <gamax92> .l
739.515068981/60
L254[04:41:27] <^v> gamax92,
12.325251149683
L255[04:41:55] <v^> .logo Maxwolf
L257[04:43:04] <Maxwolf> Woah!
L258[04:43:09] <Maxwolf> I approve
:)
L259[04:43:17] <Pwootage> what are you
doing gcc? "l.ori r5,r3,0x0 l.ori r3,r5,0x0"
L260[04:43:28] <gamax92> Pwootage:
wot
L261[04:43:33] <Pwootage> mov r3 -> r5,
mov r5 -> r3
L262[04:44:06] <gamax92> XD
L263[04:44:43] <Pwootage> really hope that
gets optimized better at -O3
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L267[04:59:43] <Pwootage> nice
L268[05:00:03] <Pwootage> now why is this
code attempting to subtract 1 from zero
L269[05:00:08] <Pwootage> because that's
clearly -1
L271[05:01:21] <MichiBot> v^:
Yuru Yuri
Opening 2 | length
1m 57s | rated
3.79/5.00 |
95283 views | by
futsuudayo
L272[05:04:12] <gamax92> v^: Are you
watching that now
L273[05:04:54] <gamax92> oh thats the joke
intro
L274[05:07:24] <gamax92> Pwootage: oh btw
that took 12 minutes to render
L275[05:07:51] <gamax92> .l i=0 for
j=-10,10,.1/40 do i = i + 1 end return i^2
L276[05:07:51] <^v> gamax92,
64000000
L277[05:07:52] <Pwootage> gamax92: seems
long
L278[05:08:08] <gamax92> well it is
64million points
L279[05:08:45] <Pwootage> that's not
many
L280[05:08:51] <gamax92> :<
L281[05:08:59] <Pwootage> your processor
does billions of calculations per second
L282[05:09:14] <gamax92> and each point is
not 1 calculation
L283[05:09:34] <Pwootage> if you're using
matrix math it's like, uh, 12 or something
L284[05:09:41] <Pwootage> plus the actual
equation itself
L285[05:11:17] <Pwootage> ....is it
because I didn't memset()? o\
L286[05:12:16] <gamax92> so lets see, it
has to calculate the point, rotate the point twice, scale the point
to the screen, put it in 2D space, move the point to the center,
get the current color for that 2d point, add 0.058473692074275,
floor the points 6 times, set the color, and draw a point
L287[05:12:43] <gamax92> 64 million
times
L288[05:12:54] <Pwootage> uh, you can do
half of that with one matrix multiplication
L289[05:13:17] <gamax92> yeah well you
know what, i have no matrix lib
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L291[05:13:41] <Pwootage> not hard to do
by hand
L292[05:13:45] <gamax92> nor care to
figure out how to set the matrix up
L293[05:16:13] <Pwootage> alright
benchmark #1
L294[05:16:27] <Pwootage> "Executed
67180768 instructions in 2929 ms" in debug mode,
pre-proguard-optimization
L295[05:17:21] <gamax92> Pwootage: from
what i understand, im doing the same steps, with the whole sin -
cos and sin + cos,
L296[05:17:47] <Pwootage> yeah but you can
precalculate the matrix and half the math involved
L297[05:18:01] <gamax92> and since there
is no just matrix multiplication in lua, it'd still take the same
steps
L298[05:18:15] <gamax92> Pwootage: you
mean precalcuate the sin/cos values?
L299[05:19:30] <Pwootage> That amongst
other things yeah (assuming I remember the 3d conversion
calculations correctly)
L300[05:19:52] <Pwootage> .l 318161450 /
14318
L301[05:19:52] <^v> Pwootage,
22221.081855008
L302[05:20:13] <Pwootage> 22222
instructions per ms, lol
L303[05:20:13] <gamax92> well i
technically already do that, in the 3d lib, sin and cos are only
called twice each, for rotating along two different axis
L304[05:20:24] <gamax92> after that, it
uses the already generated value
L305[05:20:35] <Pwootage> .l 318161450 /
14318 * 1000
L306[05:20:36] <^v> Pwootage,
22221081.855008
L307[05:20:49] <Pwootage> 22 mips I
guess
L308[05:25:20] <v^> .addwin That's because
women think they are being feminists when they're really being
assholes
L309[05:25:27] <v^> er, forgot to copy
nick
L310[05:25:34] <v^> <sh0lla> That's
because women think they are being feminists when they're really
being assholes
L311[05:27:36] <Pwootage> .fail
L312[05:27:36] <^v> Pwootage, [33]
Youtube: go die in a hole [Translate] -> go the hole in a [Show
original text]
L313[05:29:20] <Pwootage> peaking at about
28 mips in production-mode jar (non-proguard-optimized)
L314[05:29:41] <gamax92> .l
(255-32)/(35.768637086438-32)*0.058473692074275
L315[05:29:41] <^v> gamax92,
3.4600395404186
L316[05:30:14] <Pwootage> about 30
post-proguard
L317[05:30:30] <Pwootage> gamax92: what
are these calcs, out of curiosity
L318[05:32:00] <gamax92> color steps
L320[05:32:47] <Pwootage> nice
singularity
L321[05:32:50] <Pwootage> how long did
that take?
L322[05:33:24] <gamax92> 56 seconds
L323[05:35:09] <v^> dayum
L324[05:35:16] <gamax92> .l math.e
L325[05:35:16] <^v> gamax92, nil
L326[05:35:30] <Pwootage> #g e
L327[05:35:35] <gamax92> v^: Lua has e
right?
L328[05:35:42] <Pwootage> .l math.E
L329[05:35:42] <^v> Pwootage, nil
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L331[05:36:05] <v^> .l math.e
L332[05:36:05] <^v> v^, nil
L333[05:36:12] <v^> gamax92, no
L334[05:36:17] <gamax92> .l
2.71828182845904523536028747135266249775724709369995
L335[05:36:17] <^v> gamax92,
2.718281828459
L336[05:36:19] <v^> actually
L337[05:36:22] <v^> .rtfm 5.1
L338[05:36:22] <^v> v^, Not found.
L340[05:36:26] <v^> .rtfm lua5.1
L341[05:36:26] <^v> v^, Not found.
L343[05:36:31] <gamax92> i'll just use
2.718281828459
L344[05:36:58] <v^> .lua math.exp(1)
L345[05:36:58] <^v> v^,
2.718281828459
L346[05:37:03] <v^> .lua math.exp()
L347[05:37:04] <^v> v^, lua:1: bad
argument #1 to 'exp' (number expected, got no value)
L348[05:37:07] <v^> gamax92, ^
L349[05:37:12] <Pwootage> .l function
fac(x) return 1 and x < 2 or fac(x-1)*x end fac(7)
L350[05:37:12] <^v> Pwootage, lua:1:
attempt to perform arithmetic on a boolean value
L351[05:38:09] <gjgfuj> Is there any way
to hook into the OC NEI integration?
L352[05:38:17] <Pwootage> .l function
fac(x) return x < 2 and 1 or fac(x-1)*x end fac(7)
L353[05:38:18] <^v> Pwootage, nil
L354[05:38:21] <Pwootage> .l function
fac(x) return x < 2 and 1 or fac(x-1)*x end return fac(7)
L355[05:38:21] <^v> Pwootage, 5040
L356[05:39:07] <v^> .logo gjgfuj
L358[05:39:19] <gamax92> .l math.ln
L359[05:39:19] <^v> gamax92, nil
L360[05:39:20] <gjgfuj> what?
L361[05:39:23] <gamax92> .l math.log
L362[05:39:23] <^v> gamax92, function:
0x41c050
L363[05:39:46] <gjgfuj> What are you
doing.
L364[05:40:08] <Pwootage> .l function
fac(x) return x < 2 and 1 or fac(x-1)*x end r=1 for i=1,10 do
r=r+1/fac(i) end return r
L365[05:40:08] <^v> Pwootage,
2.7182818011464
L366[05:40:12] <gamax92> .l
math.log(math.exp(1))
L367[05:40:12] <^v> gamax92, 1
L368[05:40:24] <gamax92> oh, so log is ln,
and log10 is log
L369[05:40:44] <Pwootage> .l function
fac(x) return x < 2 and 1 or fac(x-1)*x end r=1 for i=1,20 do
r=r+1/fac(i) end return r
L370[05:40:44] <^v> Pwootage,
2.718281828459
L371[05:40:50] <gjgfuj> What /are/ you
guys doing.
L372[05:40:57] <Pwootage> Calculating
e
L373[05:41:03] <Pwootage> I was curious if
I could do it in one line
L374[05:41:19] <gjgfuj> Uh...
huh.....
L375[05:41:47] <Pwootage> (for the record
I did)
L376[05:41:57] <gamax92> wow
L377[05:41:59] <v^> Pwootage, you can do
anything in one line in lua
L378[05:42:02] <gamax92> this is awesome
looking
L379[05:42:13] <Pwootage> v^
"can" vs "I can stand writing"
L380[05:42:18] <Pwootage> gamax92: PICS OR
IT DIDN'T HAPPEN
L381[05:42:21] <gamax92> k
L382[05:42:25] <gjgfuj> Yep.
L383[05:42:30] <v^> Pwootage, i have done
insane 1 liners
L384[05:42:43] <v^> i coded in too many
esolangs before, so i am used to it
L386[05:43:04] <gjgfuj> Lua doesn't have
any stuff based on lines. Just whitespace.
L387[05:43:52] ***
SKS-Away is now known as ShadowKatStudios
L388[05:44:13] <gamax92> ohai
ShadowKatStudios
L389[05:44:18] <gjgfuj> hai.
L390[05:44:45] <ShadowKatStudios>
Hello.
L391[05:44:56] <ShadowKatStudios> I gotta
go back outside in a minute but hi.
L392[05:46:20] <ShadowKatStudios> So my
whole anime collection would fit on my old HDD.
L393[05:46:22] <gamax92>
(floor(-e^(-x*y/1)*cos( (x^2+y^2)/10
))+14*ln(10000/(x^2+y^2)+.01))*floor(
cos(x^2+y^2)/10)+3*(ceil(x)-floor(x))*(ceil(y)-floor(y))
L394[05:46:39] <gjgfuj> Hmm.
L395[05:47:11] <gjgfuj> So should I make
my architecture run on the existing cpus.
L396[05:47:17] <gjgfuj> I'm leaning
towards.... not.
L397[05:47:20] <gjgfuj> But I could.
L398[05:47:30] <ShadowKatStudios> gamax92:
Does the ceil and floor always equal either 0 or 1?
L399[05:47:58] <gamax92> wot
L400[05:48:31] <ShadowKatStudios> .l x=1.1
math.ceil(x) math.ceil(y)
L401[05:48:32] <^v> ShadowKatStudios,
lua:1: bad argument #1 to 'ceil' (number expected, got nil)
L402[05:48:41] <ShadowKatStudios> .l x=1.1
math.ceil(x) math.floor(x)
L403[05:48:41] <^v> ShadowKatStudios,
nil
L404[05:48:50] <ShadowKatStudios> .l x=1.1
return math.ceil(x), math.floor(x)
L405[05:48:50] <^v> ShadowKatStudios, 2 |
1
L406[05:48:56] <gjgfuj> no.
L407[05:49:07] <ShadowKatStudios> .l x=1.1
return math.ceil(x)-math.floor(x)
L408[05:49:07] <^v> ShadowKatStudios,
1
L409[05:49:10] <gjgfuj> That's how it
should work.
L410[05:49:33] <ShadowKatStudios> ofc if
it was a whole number it would be 0
L411[05:49:59] <gjgfuj> Yes......... um
yeah?
L412[05:50:56] <gjgfuj> How many
components should my new CPU support.
L413[05:50:59] <ShadowKatStudios> Anyway,
today is a good day- I beat most of the people in my year at a
calculator-allowed maths test without using a calculator.
L414[05:51:02] <gjgfuj> I'm thinking more
than 16.
L415[05:51:06] <ShadowKatStudios> gjgfuj:
64
L416[05:51:18] <ShadowKatStudios>
s/test/exam
L417[05:51:18] <MichiBot>
ShadowKatStudios: gjgfuj: 64
L418[05:51:21] <gjgfuj> I think 16 can be
lowest tier.
L419[05:51:26] <ShadowKatStudios> fu
MichiBot
L420[05:51:32] <gjgfuj> Then 32, then 64 I
guess.
L421[05:52:13] <gjgfuj> That seems
fair.
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L424[05:56:33] <gamax92> i need a line
drawing algo
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L426[06:01:23] <v^> gamax92, its not
hard
L427[06:01:32] <gamax92> shhh
L428[06:02:28] <ShadowKatStudios> Epic,
xfce4-whiskermenu can search man pages
L429[06:02:56] <seebs> today's
accomplishment: typoed an extra argument into a setBlocks() for a
debug card.
L430[06:03:21] <seebs> Net result, a
one-block wide swath of the world, bedrock on up to about sea
level, maybe 150 blocks long, converted to signs.
L431[06:03:26] <seebs> This was
hilarious.
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L433[06:07:32] <gjgfuj> gamax92: you wrote
the thing. Why does the new processor need to check for the
itemstack to be right?
L434[06:07:47] <gamax92> whazzat?
L436[06:08:40] <gamax92> oh i dunno, i
copied chunks of that from oc
L437[06:08:41] <gjgfuj> Why does that need
to check if the stack is correct?
L438[06:08:59] <gjgfuj> I guess I should
do that then.
L439[06:13:36] <gjgfuj> This is how to
register processors right?
L440[06:13:39] <Pwootage> ...lol, just
accidently opened spotify on my phone and changed the song I was
listening to on my laptop
L441[06:13:41] <gjgfuj> Driver.add(new
DriverOAlangProcessor(new ItemStack(oalangt1), 16))
L442[06:13:44] <Pwootage> so basically it
did exaclty what I wanted
L443[06:14:44] <Pwootage> and the lock
screen widgets work and everying :O
L444[06:17:52] ***
DeanIsGone is now known as DeanIsaKitty
L445[06:19:48] <DeanIsaKitty> o/
L446[06:21:09] <gjgfuj> Hmm.
L447[06:21:16] <gjgfuj> Emails I get from
school are basically.
L448[06:21:18] <gjgfuj> spam.
L449[06:21:30] <gjgfuj> However, it's spam
that may be important later.
L450[06:21:40] <gjgfuj> So I can't just
mark as read like I normally do with spam.
L451[06:21:48] <gjgfuj> So it sits in my
inbox.
L452[06:21:56] <gjgfuj> Any ideas?
L453[06:23:50] <DeanIsaKitty> cleanse it
with fire. No, seriously. After I discontinued the EMail service
for canceled lessons everything from school lands straight in the
spam folder.
L454[06:25:21] <ShadowKatStudios> \o
DeanIsaKitty
L455[06:25:48] *
DeanIsaKitty cuddles ShadowKatStudios
L456[06:25:58] *
ShadowKatStudios cuddles DeanIsaKitty
L457[06:27:27] <Pwootage> I shove all my
school email into a folder
L458[06:27:36] <Pwootage>
automatically
L459[06:27:49] <ShadowKatStudios> I think
I have an email for school.
L460[06:28:01] <ShadowKatStudios> No idea
how to get to it, considering I don't use it so...
L461[06:32:58] <gamax92> .l
(255-32)/(50.722338204593-32)
L462[06:32:59] <^v> gamax92,
11.91090544157
L463[06:33:13] ***
Daiyousei is now known as LearningFairy
L464[06:33:37] <ShadowKatStudios> Today
was fun- for ICT we get a database of all the students in the
school, and their classes. Someone in my class was pretending to be
psychic to the people in other classes.
L465[06:34:11] <v^> .logo
ShadowKatStudios
L468[06:35:59] <gamax92> and now to get a
version that doesn't look so bad
L469[06:36:10] <ShadowKatStudios> The
result of that maths?
L470[06:36:44] <gamax92> ShadowKatStudios:
oh no, different maths
L472[06:38:30] <gamax92> if i remember
this correctly, 64 million points will be drawn
L473[06:38:34] <gamax92> so, time to watch
a video
L474[06:39:28] <Pwootage> hum de dum
L475[06:39:32] <Pwootage> profiling a VM
is "fuN"
L476[06:40:10] <Pwootage> still, pretty OK
with 30 MIPS in an interpreter written in a language that compiles
to (inefficent) java that then is JIT'd to native
L477[06:41:18] ***
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L478[06:42:20] <gamax92> oh and for the
cheap version, i have a line drawing algo to connect the gaps
L479[06:42:54] ⇦
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L482[06:44:50] <gamax92> perhaps i should
draw two triangles
L483[06:45:10] <gamax92> that'll really
fill the gaps
L484[06:46:32] *
skyem123 yawns
L485[06:47:53] <gamax92> hey
skyem123
L486[06:48:56] <gamax92>
ffffffffffffffff
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L488[06:49:04] <Pwootage> ...well there's
a nice 15% performace boost. Apparently fast context switching is
slow, removing it saves way more time
L489[06:49:10] <skyem123> ?
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L491[06:49:20] <gamax92> I put "while
true do" instead of "while graphing do"
L492[06:49:29] <gamax92> so that 10
minutes i spent waiting for it to graph ...
L493[06:49:45] <ShadowKatStudios> gg
L494[06:52:45] <v^> .logo gamax92
L495[06:52:52] <v^> yes, break again
L497[06:53:07] <gamax92> BRK HLT
L498[06:53:31] <^v> v^, error
L499[06:54:18] <gamax92> shiiiiiit,
computer stop swapping to disk you make everything freeze
L500[06:54:47] <Pwootage> well maybe you
shouldn't use a goto
L501[06:55:05] <gamax92> Pwootage: what
does that have to do with anything
L502[06:55:37] <Pwootage> "while true
do" is compiled to a goto
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L504[06:56:04] <gamax92> Pwootage: i
didn't know of the x86 GOTO opcode
L505[06:56:13] <Pwootage>
"jmp"
L506[06:56:16] <Pwootage> or j
L507[06:56:22] <Pwootage> can never
remember
L508[06:58:11] <v^> .logo gamax92
L510[07:00:03] <gamax92> at some point,
this graph should finish
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L512[07:00:14]
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L513[07:00:40] <gamax92> and done
L514[07:00:41] <gamax92> Vexatos!
L515[07:00:51] <Vexatos> Hello
L516[07:01:10] <v^> .logo Vexatos
L519[07:01:55] <gamax92> i feel like i
liked the cheap version better.
L520[07:03:32] <Vexatos> ptoast.tk?
Seriously
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L522[07:06:08] <v^> Vexatos, ive had it
forever
L523[07:06:23] <gamax92> like,
forever
L524[07:07:04] <v^> like, for 2
years?
L525[07:07:18] <gamax92> which is
practically forever
L527[07:07:31] <v^> .logo
OpenComputers
L529[07:08:09] <v^> i still like font 1
better >_>
L530[07:09:00] <v^> why not
L531[07:09:01] <v^> .logo calclavia
L533[07:09:44] <Vexatos> .logo ^v
L534[07:09:44] <^v> Nope.
L535[07:09:48] <Vexatos> .logo ping
L536[07:09:49] <^v> Nope.
L537[07:09:51] <Vexatos> D:
L538[07:10:16] <v^> its too CPU intensive
for anyone to use it
L539[07:10:29] <v^> also, i diddnt render
the ^ character
L540[07:12:42] <gamax92> >_> cpu
intensive ...
L541[07:14:17] <v^> yes gamax92
L542[07:14:20] <Vexatos> cpu insentive
>___>
L543[07:14:44] <v^> actually, i could use
my img library instead
L544[07:15:01] ***
skyem123 is now known as skyem123|away
L545[07:15:07] <v^> making it much faster
than love2d, and i could cache fonts dynamically, and i dont have
to use popen
L546[07:15:44] <ShadowKatStudios> Hmm, to
re-impliment or to use micrOS code...
L547[07:16:24] <skyem123|away> Isn't
micrOS as big as miniOS now?
L548[07:17:26] <ShadowKatStudios> Slightly
smaller, by like 10KiB mem usage
L549[07:17:40] <ShadowKatStudios> if I cut
out the FS code (which I won't be using) it would use less
memory
L550[07:18:11] <skyem123|away> I need to
fix my FS code in miniOS
L551[07:18:15] <ShadowKatStudios>
>.< I want to know the best text editor, not the best IDE for
languages I don't use
L552[07:18:30] <skyem123|away> Gah. I
actually need to go now.
L553[07:18:30] <ShadowKatStudios> Steal my
micrOS FS code, it works surprisingly well for something I wrote in
3 hours.
L555[07:18:38] <v^> .logo skymem123
L557[07:18:41] <ShadowKatStudios> v^:
Linux
L558[07:18:59] <v^> ShadowKatStudios, i
dont even care, i love np++ so much that i use wine
L559[07:19:16] <KubuxuPC2> I can recomend
SublimeText. It is awsome
L560[07:19:24] <v^> .logo KubuxuPC2
L562[07:19:38] <ShadowKatStudios> I've
been using Mousepad because of rasins, is it worth using
gedit?
L563[07:19:50] <v^> gedit is good
L564[07:19:56] <v^> it lacks some
features
L565[07:19:59] <v^> but still usable
L566[07:20:02] <ShadowKatStudios>
KubuxuPC2: I will use most things except SubparText
L567[07:21:34] <Vexatos> I use NP++ and
Wine
L568[07:22:02] <ShadowKatStudios> okay,
nope, mousepad is better than gedit
L569[07:22:12] <ShadowKatStudios>
*install* *open* *no menu bar* nope nope nope.
L570[07:22:31] <ShadowKatStudios> Eugh,
looks like something you would use on a tablet.
L571[07:22:42] <ShadowKatStudios> sudo
pacman -R gedit
L572[07:23:07] <ShadowKatStudios> Back to
mousepad.
L573[07:23:54] <Pwootage> I love sublime,
it does most of what I care about pretty well
L574[07:23:57] <Pwootage> Atom is getting
close
L575[07:24:11] <Pwootage> I write lua in
intellij, though
L576[07:24:15] <v^>
hjelfqwlhefb2cljnrc3j
L577[07:24:17] *
ShadowKatStudios is not a fan of IDEs for rasins
L578[07:24:21] <v^> .addfail
<Pwootage> I write lua in intellij
L579[07:24:21] <^v> v^, Fail 101
added
L580[07:24:29] <Pwootage> ...
L581[07:24:31] <v^> .addfail *
ShadowKatStudios is not a fan of IDEs for rasins
L582[07:24:31] <^v> v^, Fail 102
added
L583[07:24:32] <Pwootage> there's a lua
plugin
L584[07:24:45] <Pwootage> I like my code
completion
L586[07:25:05] <ShadowKatStudios>
Pwootage: NP++ has code completion, though I hate code
completion
L587[07:25:57] <ShadowKatStudios> Hmm,
micrOS has a better event handling/term library
L588[07:26:07] <Pwootage> sublime has code
completion too, but it's not smart
L589[07:26:30] <Pwootage> code completion
has saved me hours of searching through docs
L590[07:26:38] <gamax92> .l
(511-32)/(621.97912317328-32)*5
L591[07:26:38] <^v> gamax92,
4.0594656758669
L592[07:26:41] <Pwootage> Ah, it's always
good when your java decompiler just goes "// ERROR
//"
L593[07:26:50] <Pwootage> (or
crashes)
L594[07:26:53] <gamax92> Pwootage: which
one you using
L595[07:27:03] <v^> decompiler crashing
bytecode ftw
L596[07:27:29] <ShadowKatStudios> Hmm,
going to re-impliment skemacs in micrOS syscall style
L597[07:27:46] <Pwootage> lazy so using jd
atm
L598[07:28:10] <gamax92> isn't jd like
super old
L599[07:28:13] <Vexatos> .fail
L601[07:28:25] <Vexatos> What was the
command for the fail list again? :P
L602[07:28:36] <Pwootage> fernflower
probably would be much happier (albiet this isn't valid java code,
but it is valid bytecode)
L603[07:28:38] <v^> there is none
L604[07:28:43] <Pwootage> last I checked
it was much more of a pain, though
L605[07:28:45] <gamax92> Pwootage: is it
scala
L606[07:28:55] <Pwootage> proguard
optimized scala
L607[07:29:01] <v^> .>
paste(file["db/esper/fails"])
L609[07:29:05] <gamax92> i know fernflower
chokes on oc
L610[07:29:17] <gamax92> i was able to get
something out of procyon
L611[07:29:36] <ShadowKatStudios> So now
there are macros and raw editor commands.
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L613[07:29:44] <ShadowKatStudios> Yay for
useful complexity
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L615[07:29:53] <v^> gamax92, i wonder what
mandrake is up to
L616[07:30:00] <gamax92> v^: XD
L617[07:30:03] <Vexatos> .fail 25
L618[07:30:03] <^v> Vexatos, [25]
<Vexatos> Should I make it a gist or just put it on my repo
<EndersGame> put it in your repo, or do a gist. dik
L619[07:30:21] <v^> ddd-double fail
L620[07:30:42] <gamax92> .fail 98
L621[07:30:42] <^v> gamax92, [98]
<ds84182> did who did just <Boop> ds84182, who did just
did
L622[07:30:55] <Pwootage> btw, the scala
compiler doesn't optimize and it's horrid, I get insane performance
boosts by proguard-ing it (since that will happily inline
functions)
L623[07:31:01] <v^> .logo Cruor
L625[07:31:04] <gamax92> Pwootage: oh,
nice
L626[07:31:07] <Vexatos> .fail 33
L627[07:31:07] <^v> Vexatos, [33] Youtube:
go die in a hole [Translate] -> go the hole in a [Show original
text]
L629[07:31:25] <v^> $bal Cruor
L630[07:31:25] <^vDoge> v^, Ɖ500
L632[07:31:35] <ShadowKatStudios> $conv
5578
L633[07:31:36] <^vDoge> ShadowKatStudios,
Ɖ5578 = $1.1749 €0.9404 £0.7342
L634[07:31:48] <ShadowKatStudios>
$bal
L635[07:31:48] <^vDoge> ShadowKatStudios,
Ɖ0
L637[07:31:54] <ShadowKatStudios>
Figures.
L638[07:31:55] <Vexatos> .fail 100
L640[07:31:58] <gamax92> $bal
L641[07:32:00] <^vDoge> gamax92, Ɖ0
L642[07:32:01] <ShadowKatStudios> I need
to go recover my wallet.
L643[07:32:03] <gamax92> v^: hah
L644[07:32:06] <gamax92> i still have
0$
L645[07:32:18] <v^> because you keep
withdrawing it
L646[07:32:29] <Vexatos> $bal
L647[07:32:29] <^vDoge> Vexatos,
Ɖ5303
L648[07:33:27] <ShadowKatStudios> $conv
5303
L649[07:33:27] <^vDoge> ShadowKatStudios,
Ɖ5303 = $1.1169 €0.894 £0.698
L650[07:33:30] <Vexatos> .fail 87
L651[07:33:30] <^v> Vexatos, [87]
<Alissa> [snip pictures of alissa] then you're missing out on
some really awesome selfies :P
L652[07:33:38] <ShadowKatStudios> .fail
77
L653[07:33:38] <^v> ShadowKatStudios, [77]
<ShadowKatStudios> So I'm browsing 4chan, and looking at
rather questionable pictures of anime girls, then my grandad turns
up at the front door and I don't minimize firefox...
L654[07:33:42] <Vexatos> .fail 89
L655[07:33:42] <^v> Vexatos, [89] Singstar
ad: *shows person singing in windows phone* *subtitle 'Compatible
with android/ios, not windows phone*
L657[07:34:00] <v^> .addfail <ivan>
How to calculate the entropy of a file?
L658[07:34:00] <^v> v^, Fail 103
added
L659[07:34:07] <gamax92> first is lines,
second is triangles, and third is 64 million points that take up 10
minutes
L660[07:34:20] <Vexatos> third
L661[07:34:22] <Vexatos> whatever it
is
L662[07:34:25] <gamax92> ofc you say that,
but it has gaps
L663[07:34:55] <Pwootage> well I must say
functional programming makes pretty bytecode after
optimization
L664[07:35:06] <gamax92> actually im not
sure why im doing base of 32
L665[07:37:33] <Pwootage> idk why but I
really like how functionArray(i)(params) looks in bytecode
L666[07:38:35] *** v^
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L667[07:38:45] <gamax92> .fail 99
L668[07:38:45] <^v> gamax92, [99]
<gamax92> ^v: Is Java bad? <^v> gamax92, My reply is
no
L669[07:40:18] <gamax92> hmm, i may and or
may not have made the triangle better looking.
L670[07:40:30] <gamax92> .l
(511-32)/(146.06263048017-32)
L671[07:40:30] <^v> gamax92,
4.1994472508967
L672[07:41:08] <Pwootage> todo: set
specific scala functions as having no side effects (and/or stop
using tuples)
L673[07:41:31] <ShadowKatStudios> ^v:
Should I write a scheduler?
L674[07:41:31] <^v> ShadowKatStudios, It
is decidedly so
L675[07:41:52] <Vexatos> .l
(66)/(44)
L676[07:41:52] <^v> Vexatos, 1.5
L677[07:42:35] <Pwootage>
ShadowKatStudios: well pwix (the sor1k kernel I'm writing for OC)
probably could use one :P
L679[07:42:53] <Vexatos> This is
madness!
L680[07:42:53] ***
EnderBot2 is now known as Leonidas
L681[07:42:53] <Leonidas>
Madness....?
L682[07:42:54] <Leonidas> THIS.
L683[07:42:54] <Leonidas> IS.
L684[07:42:55] <Leonidas> #oc!!
L685[07:42:56] ***
Leonidas is now known as EnderBot2
L686[07:42:56] <EnderBot2> Seriously, what
did you think this was?
L687[07:43:03] <Vexatos> brb,
breakfast
L688[07:43:30] <ShadowKatStudios>
Pwootage: I was going to write it for a very unix-unlike OS. ie one
without a FS and is more like a lisp machine
L689[07:44:12] <ShadowKatStudios> (The
whole OS is a text editor that saves it's state to a tape)
L690[07:44:57] <Pwootage> Well I'm built
on newlib so I have most of the posix spec implemented, more or
less
L691[07:45:20] <Pwootage> although calloc
seems to be borked, need to figure that out
L692[07:46:36] <ShadowKatStudios> Do I
want to use short and cryptic or long and descriptive
commands?
L693[07:46:58] <seebs> short and
descriptive!
L694[07:47:03] <ShadowKatStudios>
>short
L695[07:47:06] <KubuxuPC1> SKS: short each
byte counts
L696[07:47:06] <ShadowKatStudios>
>descriptive
L697[07:47:09] <ShadowKatStudios> choose
one
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L699[07:49:03] <Vexatos> " that saves
it's state to a tape"
L700[07:49:08] <Vexatos> SKS, turing,
anyone?
L701[07:49:28] *
Vexatos wants a turing OS
L702[07:49:40] <Vexatos> a turing machine,
rather
L703[07:49:44] <Vexatos> running on
tapes
L704[07:49:46] <ShadowKatStudios> Well,
the entire thing is re-definable from inside itself.
L705[07:49:53] <ShadowKatStudios>
brainfuck on a tape?
L706[07:50:09] <Vexatos> SKS: Tapes are
predestined for turing machines
L707[07:50:19] <Vexatos> :P
L708[07:50:56] <Pwootage> Pre-proguard:
33mips. Post-proguard: 36mips.
L709[07:51:03] <Pwootage> Anyway, good
night
L710[07:51:10] <ShadowKatStudios> \o
L711[07:51:19] <Pwootage> o/
L712[07:54:14] <ping|sleep> .logo
CompanionCube
L714[07:54:28] <CompanionCube> wut
L715[07:54:40] <KubuxuPC1> .logo
Kubuxu
L716[07:54:49] <Vexatos> .l
(1.94+36.9)/(410.0)
L717[07:54:49] <^v> Vexatos,
0.094731707317073
L718[07:54:49] <ping|sleep> .logo
Kubuxu
L719[07:54:50] <KubuxuPC1> I don't have
power :C
L721[07:54:57] <ping|sleep> you added a
space
L722[07:55:01] <ping|sleep> and yeah, you
dont have power
L723[07:55:02] <KubuxuPC1> Oh. Derp
L724[07:55:12] <KubuxuPC1> But I have logo
now.
L725[07:55:19] <ping|sleep> be sure to
save it
L726[07:55:25] <CompanionCube> .logal
..
L727[07:55:28] <CompanionCube> .logo
..
L728[07:55:28] <^v> Nope.
L729[07:55:38] *
ShadowKatStudios has mildly improved stdout_write
L730[07:55:42] <ping|sleep> 1) i dont have
"." rendered
L731[07:55:46] <ping|sleep> 2) you dont
have permission
L732[07:56:08] <ping|sleep> bed
L733[08:00:57] <ShadowKatStudios>
unspecified listing works
L734[08:01:48] <ShadowKatStudios> Should I
impliment the FS or skip it?
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L736[08:05:15] <ShadowKatStudios> local
res, rasin = pcall(c[scmd],table.unpack(cmd))
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L742[08:17:37] <ShadowKatStudios> So now
the entirety of the runtime variables are inside a single
table.
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L746[08:31:48] <gamax92> .l i=0 for
j=-10,10,.1/100 do i = i + 1 end return i^2
L747[08:31:48] <^v> gamax92,
400040001
L748[08:32:00] <gamax92> 400 million
points
L749[08:32:14] <gamax92> should hopefully
fill in most of the gaps
L750[08:32:22] <ShadowKatStudios> .l
100^10^10
L751[08:32:22] <^v> ShadowKatStudios,
inf
L752[08:32:29] <ShadowKatStudios> .l53
100^10^10
L753[08:32:29] <^v> ShadowKatStudios,
inf
L754[08:32:44] <gamax92> i also have auto
color correction, so thats no problem
L755[08:32:44] <ShadowKatStudios> .l53
100^10^10/100^10
L756[08:32:44] <^v> ShadowKatStudios,
inf
L757[08:32:50] <ShadowKatStudios> .l53
100^10^10/100^10^10
L758[08:32:50] <^v> ShadowKatStudios,
-nan
L759[08:32:56] <ShadowKatStudios>
well.
L760[08:33:01] <ShadowKatStudios> lua
can't googolplex
L761[08:33:26] <gamax92> .l53 0/0
L762[08:33:26] <^v> gamax92, -nan
L763[08:33:42] <gamax92> .l53 -0/0
L764[08:33:42] <^v> gamax92, -nan
L765[08:33:48] <gamax92> .l53 -(0/0)
L766[08:33:49] <^v> gamax92, nan
L767[08:34:56] <gamax92> .l i=0 for
j=-10,10,.1/400 do i = i + 1 end return i^2
L768[08:34:56] <^v> gamax92,
6400160001
L769[08:35:13] <gamax92> 6 billion
points
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L771[08:35:36] <gamax92> .l
6400160001/64000000
L772[08:35:36] <^v> gamax92,
100.00250001563
L773[08:35:45] <gamax92> 1000/60
L774[08:35:50] <gamax92> .l 1000/60
L775[08:35:50] <^v> gamax92,
16.666666666667
L776[08:35:53] ***
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L777[08:36:02] <gamax92> so, not even when
i wake up
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L779[08:36:35] <gamax92> .l i=0 for
j=-10,10,.1/200 do i = i + 1 end return i^2/64000000/60
L780[08:36:35] <^v> gamax92,
0.41666666666667
L781[08:36:40] <gamax92> .l i=0 for
j=-10,10,.1/300 do i = i + 1 end return i^2/64000000/60
L782[08:36:40] <^v> gamax92, 0.9375
L783[08:36:45] <gamax92> .l i=0 for
j=-10,10,.1/400 do i = i + 1 end return i^2/64000000/60
L784[08:36:45] <^v> gamax92,
1.6667083335938
L785[08:36:53] <gamax92> did i derp
L786[08:36:58] <gamax92> oh
L787[08:37:04] <gamax92> yes i did
derp
L788[08:37:11] <gamax92> .l i=0 for
j=-10,10,.1/100 do i = i + 1 end return i^2/64000000/6
L789[08:37:11] <^v> gamax92,
1.0417708359375
L790[08:37:20] <gamax92> .l i=0 for
j=-10,10,.1/200 do i = i + 1 end return i^2/64000000/6
L791[08:37:20] <^v> gamax92,
4.1666666666667
L792[08:37:22] <Vexatos> .l i=1 i=i for i
=1,20 do i=i end return i
L793[08:37:22] <^v> Vexatos, 1
L794[08:37:24] <Vexatos> \o/
L795[08:37:36] <gamax92> 200 is okay
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L797[08:49:56] <gjgfuj> -nan.
L798[08:49:58] <gjgfuj> 1 - nan
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L803[08:57:54] <gjgfuj> Hmm.
L804[08:58:16] <gjgfuj> How much ram
should this thing use.
L805[08:58:54] <gjgfuj> 10kB/variable? I
think that seems balanced right?
L806[08:58:55] <gjgfuj> Sure.
L807[08:58:57] <gjgfuj> Why not.
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L812[09:01:05] <gjgfuj> Darn it I wish I
had someone who knew stuff about architectures here.
L813[09:01:07] ***
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L814[09:01:09] <gjgfuj> I need to ask
people.
L815[09:01:13] <gjgfuj> gamax92: you
there?
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L817[09:02:16] <gjgfuj> Guess not.
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L825[09:49:50] <EvaKnievel> morning
everyone :)
L826[09:50:07] <ShadowKatStudios> \o
L827[09:50:19] <EvaKnievel> hi
ShadowKatStudios
L828[09:50:29] <EvaKnievel> so how did you
come up with your nick?
L829[09:50:45] <ShadowKatStudios> It is a
complex story spanning 5 years, but I will tell you.
L830[09:51:02] *
EvaKnievel pulls up a seat
L831[09:51:19] <ShadowKatStudios> So, in
like, year 3, I used to write stories about a cat named Shadow.
Ironically not where I got the Kat part.
L832[09:51:34] <ShadowKatStudios> Anyway,
for a while I used that as my online handle.
L833[09:51:46] <EvaKnievel> what kind of
stories?
L834[09:52:00] <ShadowKatStudios> The sort
of crap you have to write in year 3
L835[09:52:07] <EvaKnievel> what's year
3?
L836[09:52:15] <EvaKnievel> was it
anything like bee and puppycat
L837[09:52:17] <EvaKnievel> that was
amazing
L838[09:52:21] <ShadowKatStudios> Third
year of primary school.
L839[09:52:45] <ShadowKatStudios> But
after several lost ROBLOX accounts, I really needed a new handle,
because there were like 6 of my accounts on there.
L840[09:52:58] <ShadowKatStudios> I used
ShadowCat1010 once, even.
L841[09:53:07] <ShadowKatStudios> But then
I lost that account too, so go me.
L842[09:53:24] *
EvaKnievel googles ROBLOX
L843[09:53:26] <ShadowKatStudios> Then I
switched to Kat, played some Faunasphere using it, and eventually
found Minecraft.
L844[09:54:02] <ShadowKatStudios> At this
point, I'd watched some of the Yogscast stuff, and wanted to make
my own videos.
L845[09:54:29] <ShadowKatStudios> Of
course, at this point, the computers avalible to me were an
Atom-based netbook and a Pentium 4 shitbox running XP.
L846[09:55:13] <ShadowKatStudios> Still, I
tried, and eventually ended up with Studios at the end of my
youtube name.
L847[09:55:24] <Kodos> ShadowKatStudios,
how old are you now?
L848[09:55:44] <ShadowKatStudios> A number
between -1024 and +1024
L849[09:55:51] <EvaKnievel> oh cool
L850[09:55:51] <Kodos> Fair enough
L851[09:56:02] *
Kodos go sleep
L852[09:56:17] <EvaKnievel> I'm guessing
that given the target market of Roblox is 8-18
L853[09:56:35] <EvaKnievel> and you played
it semi recently
L854[09:56:43] <ShadowKatStudios> More or
less.
L855[09:56:54] ***
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L856[09:56:57] <EvaKnievel> that you are
still a teenager but late teens
L857[09:57:40] <ShadowKatStudios> Close
enough.
L858[09:57:46] <EvaKnievel> but I totally
want to guess that your age is a minus number
L859[09:58:04] <ShadowKatStudios> Plot
twist: I exist outside the universe
L860[09:58:28] <EvaKnievel> depends on how
you define the universe
L861[09:58:43] <ShadowKatStudios> This one
is a smart one.
L862[09:59:08] <ShadowKatStudios> I'm
actually an AI on the computer that runs the simulation on the
universe (I assume) you percieve
L863[10:00:39] <EvaKnievel> awesome, this
is either then a test or a bug perhaps
L864[10:01:08] <ShadowKatStudios> Oh, I
got bored with watching a simulation and decided to interact with
it.
L865[10:01:19] <EvaKnievel> wow, you are
an AI that can get bored
L866[10:01:35] <EvaKnievel> if I write an
AI I should add that in
L867[10:01:48] <ShadowKatStudios>
Thousands of years is boring, OK?
L868[10:01:53] <ShadowKatStudios> And I
wasn't /always/ an AI.
L869[10:02:43] <EvaKnievel> do you ever
wonder about continuity of consciousness
L870[10:03:01] <ShadowKatStudios> I can't
say I do.
L871[10:03:03] <EvaKnievel> if I were to
be cloned and then the original was killed
L872[10:03:23] <EvaKnievel> the thoughts,
my life could continue
L873[10:03:32] <EvaKnievel> but I would
die, watching my clone take my place
L874[10:03:41] <EvaKnievel> so there is no
continuity
L875[10:03:52] <ShadowKatStudios> For your
clone there is.
L876[10:03:58] <EvaKnievel> yes, but not
for you, the original
L877[10:04:08] <ShadowKatStudios>
Indeed.
L878[10:04:08] <EvaKnievel> you wouldn't
decide to do this to yourself
L879[10:04:15] <EvaKnievel> unless there
was continuity
L880[10:04:19] <EvaKnievel> or you felt
there was
L881[10:04:34] <EvaKnievel> I wonder how
that transfers over for robots
L882[10:04:37] <EvaKnievel> or AI
L883[10:04:45] <ShadowKatStudios> Your
clone would feel continuity, but you would not... hm.
Interesting.
L884[10:04:46] <EvaKnievel> it's a very
human perception
L885[10:04:54] <EvaKnievel> I know
right?
L886[10:05:07] <EvaKnievel> it's where I
keep ending up when I think about mortality
L887[10:05:16] <ShadowKatStudios> Really,
it's all an illusion, isn't it?
L888[10:05:41] <EvaKnievel> it's like the
idea that death scares you and worries you, once it happens though
you stop being afraid of it
L889[10:05:50] <EvaKnievel> you lose the
ability to be afraid
L890[10:06:33] <ShadowKatStudios> Death
happens to all biological beings, and eventually, to everything.
Everything re-forms into something else, and that is why no-one
will ever live forever without breaking the universe.
L891[10:06:51] <EvaKnievel> yeah
L892[10:07:16] <EvaKnievel> it's sad
though, I want everything to last forever
L893[10:07:29] <ShadowKatStudios> Wouldn't
it get boring?
L894[10:07:42] <EvaKnievel> I find ways to
make it interesting
L895[10:08:15] <ShadowKatStudios>
Eventually, you exhaust all possibilities though.
L896[10:08:20] <EvaKnievel> hmm
L897[10:08:57] <EvaKnievel> yeah but I'm
sure my brain can't contain all the information
L898[10:09:06] <EvaKnievel> you know when
you watch a film you haven't seen in ages
L899[10:09:15] <EvaKnievel> and it's like
it's new
L900[10:09:22] <EvaKnievel> imagine
watching it after 1000s of years
L901[10:09:31] <ShadowKatStudios> That's
an interesting point.
L902[10:10:02] <EvaKnievel> you might get
despondant
L904[10:11:58] <EvaKnievel> omg that's
amazing
L905[10:12:32] <ShadowKatStudios> It has
such a tiny amount of storage...
L906[10:13:00] <ShadowKatStudios> At the
current point in this universe, you have drives literally thousands
of times larget.
L907[10:13:23] <EvaKnievel> feel so sorry
for it
L908[10:13:25] <ShadowKatStudios>
s/larget/larger
L909[10:13:25] <MichiBot>
ShadowKatStudios: At the current point in this universe, you have
drives literally thousands of times larger.
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L911[10:14:22] <ShadowKatStudios> Even an
AI with storage thousands of times more than the largest drives
avalible now wouldn't have a very long memory.
L912[10:15:18] <EvaKnievel> I was talking
to a journalist, who said she wanted to set up a website where you
could pay for content
L913[10:15:23] <EvaKnievel> I think it
would with stories like that
L914[10:15:30] <EvaKnievel> you read the
first bit and pay for the rest
L915[10:15:37] <EvaKnievel> I mean, I want
to read the rest of that story
L916[10:15:40] <EvaKnievel> it seems
amazing!
L917[10:16:53] <ShadowKatStudios> Then
write it.
L918[10:17:10] <ShadowKatStudios> The
whole universe is a story waiting to be written, in one way or
another.
L919[10:18:39] <EvaKnievel> ooo, hmm, that
sounds fun :)
L920[10:19:49] <ShadowKatStudios> Creating
fiction is the best escape from reality.
L921[10:23:57] <EvaKnievel> yes, but it's
sad, to need to escape
L922[10:24:39] <ShadowKatStudios>
Sometimes such is neccesary. Anyway, I'm gonna go play some
KSP.
L923[10:26:35] <EvaKnievel> have the
fun
L924[10:43:39] <ShadowKatStudios> D: And
I'm back to wanting a Sun workstation
L925[10:48:32] <ShadowKatStudios> Should I
turn some of my old Pentium 4 boxes into thin clients?
L926[10:51:24] *
vifino waves to ShadowKatStudios
L927[10:51:38] *
ShadowKatStudios waves to vifino
L928[10:51:57] <vifino> How are you,
ShadowKatStudios?
L929[10:52:30] <ShadowKatStudios> My eyes
inexplicably feel like sandpaper and my brain is not functioning
optimally, but pretty well.
L930[10:53:24] <vifino> Oh, okay.
L931[10:54:39] <vifino> I'm alright, as
usual.
L932[10:56:25] <ShadowKatStudios> Hmh,
Dean is right...
L933[10:57:03] <vifino> o.O
L934[10:57:32] <vifino> Would you mind
explaining?
L935[10:57:43] <ShadowKatStudios> Sorry,
making observations. I'm sure you'll find out eventually.
L936[10:57:57] <vifino> :/
L937[10:58:06] <Ender> ShadowKatStudios:
stop teasing the mortals
L938[10:58:29] <vifino> Ender: ;-;
L939[10:58:31] *
ShadowKatStudios holds a hard drive containing the entirity of
wikipedia above vifino
L940[10:58:50] <vifino> ShadowKatStudios:
Dean isn't in wikipedia! :D
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L943[10:59:39] <ShadowKatStudios> Actually
whacking your head on the keyboard has really boring output.
L944[11:00:20] <ShadowKatStudios>
bvgbvgbvgbvgbvgbvg for example
L945[11:00:33] <Ender> lol
L946[11:00:35] <vifino> ShadowKatStudios:
Don't do that, it hurts :/
L947[11:00:55] <ShadowKatStudios> There
are things that hurt more :P
L948[11:01:41] <vifino> You shouldn't hurt
youself ._.
L949[11:02:32] <ShadowKatStudios> Why
would I do that?
L950[11:02:37] <ShadowKatStudios> That's
unproductive.
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L953[11:18:53] <EvaKnievel> lots of things
are unproductive
L954[11:18:57] <EvaKnievel> sometimes you
do them anyway
L955[11:19:30] <EvaKnievel> sometimes they
seem unproductive but they help you in some non obvious way
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L960[11:45:58] <ShadowKatStudios> Anyway I
have places to be
L961[11:46:02] <ShadowKatStudios> like
sleep
L962[11:46:18] <ShadowKatStudios> Also at
the moment there are exactly 100 users in this channel
L963[11:46:54] <Kubuxu> And noone
talks...
L964[11:47:09] <Ender> Kubuxu: loads of
people talk, just not at these hours
L965[11:47:22] <Kubuxu> Byut 100
L966[11:47:24] <ShadowKatStudios> It's
like, midday in europe
L967[11:47:37] <Ender> .time
L968[11:47:37] <EnderBot2> Current OC
time: Tue Nov 4 11:47:37 2014
L969[11:47:40] <ShadowKatStudios> A lot of
people here are in europe, and a lot of the users here are
bouncers
L970[11:47:41] <Ender> yeah
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L972[11:48:24] <ShadowKatStudios> 101.
Besides, since when were programmers talkative or social?
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L974[11:48:42] <vifino> ShadowKatStudios:
Meeep!
L975[11:48:43] <Kubuxu> Since
future.
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L979[12:09:01] <ShadowKatStudios> .l
96^8
L980[12:09:01] <^v> ShadowKatStudios,
7.2138957898383e+15
L981[12:09:11] <ShadowKatStudios> .l53
96^8
L982[12:09:11] <^v> ShadowKatStudios,
7.2138957898383e+15
L983[12:09:29] <ShadowKatStudios> .calc 96
^ 8
L984[12:09:29] <^v> ShadowKatStudios,
7213895789838336
L985[12:09:48] <ShadowKatStudios> Was that
really so hard?
L986[12:10:10] <ShadowKatStudios> .calc
26^7
L987[12:10:10] <^v> ShadowKatStudios,
8031810176
L988[12:10:16] <ShadowKatStudios> .calc
26^3
L989[12:10:16] <^v> ShadowKatStudios,
17576
L990[12:10:26] <ShadowKatStudios>
Interesting.
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L992[12:12:22] <ShadowKatStudios>
oops
L993[12:12:32] <ShadowKatStudios> i broked
android
L994[12:13:49] <Kubuxu> What have you
done?
L995[12:14:06] <vifino> He SKS'd
android.
L996[12:14:19] <Kubuxu> OoO
L997[12:14:24] <vifino> :p
L998[12:14:59] <ShadowKatStudios> I
crashed the system bar thingy down the bottom.
L999[12:19:48] <vifino> o.o
L1000[12:33:22] <vifino> weeee, my
mt32-lv2 plugin launcher works \o/
L1001[12:33:56] <vifino> Oh, shit, I
forgot to connect the output of it ._.
L1002[12:35:15] <Kubuxu> Do you think
that reading item NBT by OC is bad or overpowered?
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L1008[13:10:49] <Keridos> this is
absolutely weird
L1009[13:11:11] <Keridos> i still have
issues to use my autocrafting stuff for ae2 in the latest RC for OC
1.4
L1010[13:11:16] <Keridos> it works
sometimes, but not always
L1011[13:11:59] <Keridos> ok found the
issue
L1012[13:12:05] <Keridos> i can only
request 1 item
L1013[13:12:12] <Keridos> as soon as i
request more than one it stops working
L1014[13:12:40] <Keridos> nevermind it
fails when its more items than the crafting recipe returns
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L1016[13:31:51] <EvaKnievel> is there a
list of mods that are available for opencomputers?
L1018[13:32:45] <Caitlyn> but that's not
all of them
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L1020[13:37:40] <Caitlyn> oh look, I
finally fixed the friggen password prompt on my OpenPrinter
thread...
L1021[13:38:00] <Caitlyn> my regex for
Satisfy All was for build_status.png, but the images were
build.png
L1022[13:38:25] <Ender> lol
L1023[13:38:35] <EvaKnievel> thanks
:)
L1024[13:39:05] <Caitlyn> I'm still
tempted to do the colored light support on OpenLights even though
Computronics already has it...
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L1027[13:50:16] <skyem123> .p
L1028[13:50:31] <Ender> .p
L1029[13:50:32] <^v> Ping reply from
Ender 0.55s
L1030[13:50:51] <Ender> Oh yeah, forgot I
had the web chat open in the background
L1031[13:51:03] <Ender> (which is where
that ping reply came from)
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L1033[13:51:07] <Ender> o/
Techokami
L1034[13:51:16] <Techokami> morning
ender
L1035[13:51:20] <Techokami> sup
L1036[13:51:29] <Ender> Not much
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L1038[13:58:51] <skyem123> ugh...
L1039[13:59:31] <skyem123> I hate school
internet.
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L1041[13:59:48] <gamax92> you love
it
L1042[14:00:44] <skyem123> no
L1043[14:01:12] <gamax92>
Techokami:
L1045[14:01:23] <Techokami> school
internet is only enjoyable if you're part of the campus IT
department (to get around the filters)
L1046[14:01:23] <gamax92> this is what 6
hours has done
L1047[14:01:29] <gamax92> and its still
not finished
L1048[14:01:34] <Techokami> neato!
L1050[14:05:50] <Ender> %p
L1051[14:05:51] <MichiBot> Ping reply
from Ender 0.54s
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L1057[14:17:53] <EvaKnievel> so,
regarding server performance, do you guys know if there is a
minecraft forge build that has high performacne
L1058[14:18:02] <EvaKnievel> I heard
spigot is good
L1059[14:18:26] <Caitlyn> Cauldron is
Bukkit/Spigot and forge
L1060[14:18:36] <Caitlyn> Spigot by
itself has no forge support
L1061[14:19:05] <EvaKnievel> I've heard
about cauldron
L1062[14:19:17] <EvaKnievel> is it better
performing than just forge?
L1063[14:19:29] <Caitlyn> In theory
yes..
L1064[14:19:41] <Caitlyn> In practice
you're millage will very
L1065[14:19:55] <Caitlyn>
s/very/vary/
L1066[14:19:55] <MichiBot> Caitlyn: In
practice you're millage will vary
L1067[14:20:03] <Caitlyn> also your
L1068[14:20:04] <Caitlyn> bleh
L1069[14:20:09] <Caitlyn> to early to
grammar
L1070[14:20:13] <EvaKnievel> thank you
for your fixes :)
L1071[14:20:44] <EvaKnievel> ok, cause
I'm trying to figure out different ways to improve
performance
L1072[14:21:03] <EvaKnievel> seems to be
lots of differing opinions
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L1076[14:25:36] <Ender> I cannot
L1077[14:26:44] <Keridos> ah ok
L1078[14:27:04] <Keridos> nvm then,
waitin for sang-ar then
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L1082[14:50:29] <Kubuxu> Is OC
integration with AE or generally NBT reading protected from
malformed gzip and nbt data??
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L1086[15:04:28] <gamax92> .l
23184.6215684/60/60
L1087[15:04:34] <gamax92> aww
L1088[15:04:53] <gamax92> dats kewl,
almost 7 hours
L1089[15:06:56] <vifino> gamax92!
:D
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L1091[15:10:30] <Caitlyn> %calc
23184.6215684/60/60
L1092[15:10:30] <MichiBot> Caitlyn:
6.44
L1093[15:10:31] <Caitlyn> :P
L1095[15:18:00] <Techokami> neat!
L1096[15:18:08] <gamax92> first one was
made with lines, second was made with triangles, third was made
with 64 million points, and the fourth is like some billion
points
L1097[15:19:06] <gamax92> and now, gonna
add dynamic stepping
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L1102[15:43:51] <Keridos> i found more
info to that crafting bug
L1103[15:43:55] <Keridos> it only affects
a few recipes
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L1106[15:45:29] *
vifino crafts Keridos
L1107[15:45:47] <Keridos> oh yeah, craft
me baby one more time
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L1109[15:50:01] <gamax92> hmm, gonna
regraph some of my old stuff before the lighting fix.
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L1123[16:27:23] <vifino> DeanIsaKitty!
\o/
L1124[16:27:35] <v^> .logo
DeanIsaKitty
L1126[16:27:50] <vifino> v^, pls
L1127[16:28:06] <DeanIsaKitty> :D
L1128[16:28:20] <v^> vifino, what
L1129[16:28:36] <vifino> v^: y u logoing
ppls
L1130[16:28:41] <vifino> DeanIsaKitty!
\o/
L1131[16:28:49] <v^> vifino, because i am
cool like dat
L1132[16:28:56] <vifino> v^: no
L1134[16:29:12] <vifino> v^: maybe
L1135[16:29:15] <vifino> ;bal
L1136[16:29:20] <vifino> $bal
L1137[16:29:20] <^vDoge> vifino,
Ɖ-4
L1138[16:29:21] <v^> $bal
L1139[16:29:21] <^vDoge> v^,
Ɖ129530.02457445
L1140[16:29:23] <vifino> k
L1141[16:29:24] <v^> lol -4
L1142[16:29:34] <vifino> v^: ur ting
sux
L1144[16:29:53] <gamax92> wait so
L1145[16:30:05] <gamax92> vifino owes
people money
L1146[16:30:09] <vifino> v^: also, next
payment
L1147[16:30:21] <vifino> its
november
L1148[16:30:22] <v^> vifino, next
month?
L1150[16:30:37] <v^> $tip vifino $5
L1151[16:30:37] <^vDoge> v^, Sent Ɖ23726
to vifino
L1152[16:30:40] <vifino> v^:
mustpaybills
L1153[16:30:46] <v^> wait, i said $2 a
month
L1154[16:30:51] <gamax92> holy
L1155[16:30:51] <vifino> v^: erno
L1156[16:30:52] <vifino> ?
L1157[16:30:59] <vifino> v^: it was
always $5
L1158[16:31:00] <Caitlyn> No I'm pretty
sure it was $5
L1159[16:31:01] <v^> fine
L1160[16:31:03] <gamax92> damn doge is
worthless
L1161[16:31:09] <v^> but i dont have that
much money
L1162[16:31:12] <vifino> gamax92: ur a
worthless
L1163[16:31:15] <v^> so i am gona pay you
$2
L1164[16:31:24] <vifino> v^: no u
L1165[16:31:41] <gamax92> $conv 1
L1166[16:31:42] <^vDoge> gamax92, Ɖ1 =
$0.0002 €0.0001 £0.0001
L1167[16:31:49] <gamax92> wow, an entire
... nothing
L1168[16:33:13] <vifino> $withdraw
DJYWGmSzEqtx54eypVoVGEa3TrFxiPb6Lc 23726
L1169[16:33:13] <^vDoge> Oh noes! cli
error: Account has insufficient funds
L1170[16:33:18] <vifino> $withdraw
DJYWGmSzEqtx54eypVoVGEa3TrFxiPb6Lc 23722
L1171[16:33:18] <^vDoge> vifino, Withdrew
Ɖ23722 (-Ɖ2 fee)
L1172[16:33:25] <vifino> $bal
L1173[16:33:25] <^vDoge> vifino,
Ɖ-2
L1174[16:34:09] <vifino> gamax92, pls, i
am sorry :c
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L1183[17:05:34] <Pwootage>
Morning/afternoon/evening everyone!
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L1188[17:13:01] <v^> .logo SoniEx2
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L1193[17:17:38] <Ender> Good evening
all
L1194[17:17:57] <v^> .logo
JoshTheEnder
L1196[17:18:23] <Caitlyn> I can has logo?
^_^
L1197[17:19:12] <v^> .logo no
L1200[17:19:18] <v^> .logo Caitlyn
L1202[17:19:29] <v^> i also have another
font
L1203[17:19:36] <Caitlyn> Ty
L1204[17:19:41] <Ender> wait....
L1205[17:19:45] <Ender> .logo Ender
L1206[17:19:45] <^v> Nope.
L1207[17:19:47] <Ender> aww
L1208[17:19:48] <v^> .logo Caitlyn
L1210[17:20:16] <Caitlyn> ooh
L1211[17:20:17] <Ender> so is that all
done via lua?
L1212[17:20:58] <vifino> I call ffi
aboose
L1213[17:20:58] <v^> love2d yes
L1214[17:21:05] <Pwootage> k so why are
these classes not being removed, they are literally empty
L1215[17:21:06] <v^> vifino, no
L1216[17:21:08] <vifino> close
'nuff
L1217[17:21:29] <v^> vifino, actually
good idea, ill use my img library + 1337 recompilation h5x
L1218[17:21:42] <v^> .logo Cruor
L1220[17:22:00] <vifino> v^: ;-;
L1221[17:22:10] <vifino> I didnt mean to
help you
L1222[17:22:18] <vifino> :p
L1223[17:22:34] <Cruor> wtf is that fugly
logo Q_Q
L1224[17:22:46] <v^> .logo Cruor
L1226[17:22:48] <v^> fixed
L1227[17:23:20] <Cruor> no Q_q
L1228[17:23:40] <v^> fugly?
L1229[17:23:46] <v^> this bish wana
figt
L1230[17:24:12] <v^> how der u inslut de
mighti pixelterst
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L1234[17:33:00] <Pwootage> well jd is
officially useless, going to have to try to figure out fernflower
>.<
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L1248[17:52:09] <v^> oh god
L1249[17:52:14] <v^> mom is watching
hunger games >_>
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L1255[18:00:28] <Pwootage> I remember why
I havn't used fernflower in ages, it's near impossible to find
>.>
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L1257[18:06:25] <chb> Hello, sorry to
bother you, but I couldn't find an answer to my problem in the
forums. I am new to OpenComputer, and currently I am playing on a
Server. I wanted to ask if there was an easy way to export an
import my programms to edit them external like the ComputerCrafts
"pastebin get"
L1258[18:07:34] <Pwootage> .wiki
oppm
L1260[18:07:37] <Pwootage> that might
help
L1261[18:07:42] <Ender> chb, put an
internet card in your computer and it adds a pastebin program
similar to CC
L1262[18:08:41] <chb> Ah, thank you very
much, I suspected something like that, but I couldn't find that on
the wiki of the Internet Card
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L1264[18:09:38] <v^> chb, you can edit
them directly on the hdd
L1265[18:09:54] <v^> if you edit the
config and disable filesystem buffering
L1266[18:10:37] <Ender> v^, he said he
was on a server
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L1271[18:13:54] <Vexatos> o/
L1272[18:14:49] <skyem123> \o
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L1274[18:15:32] <Pwootage> yay, another
10% boost to performace (tuples are never constant-inlined with the
scala compiler)
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L1276[18:17:32] <v^> .logo Vexatos
L1278[18:17:36] <v^> i made a new
font
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L1280[18:19:13] <CompanionCube> v^:
neat
L1281[18:19:24] <v^> .logo
CompanionCube
L1283[18:21:44] *
v^ slaps this channel
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L1285[18:21:54] <v^> someone in #lobby
wants someone that speaks german
L1286[18:21:57] <v^> that means you
vifino
L1287[18:22:16] <vifino> wat
L1288[18:22:24] <vifino> no i dont want
to talk german
L1289[18:24:15] <Pwootage> YOU WILL SPEAK
GERMAN WHEN REQUESTED
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L1294[18:28:43] <Vexatos> v^ I r German
:P
L1295[18:29:02] <v^> .logo stfu Vexatos
nobody asked you
L1297[18:29:18] <Vexatos> .logo I want
this D:
L1298[18:29:18] <^v> Nope.
L1299[18:29:22] <Vexatos> .logo YES
L1300[18:29:22] <^v> Nope.
L1301[18:29:24] <Vexatos> D:
L1302[18:30:55] <v^> Vexatos, nou
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L1307[18:46:40] <EvaKnievel> hey
L1309[18:47:50] <EvaKnievel> anyone else
find NEI really slow with lots of mods... think there should be a
way to tell it to stop asking the server for the correct recipes...
I assume that's what's happening, faster when singleplayer and same
recipes
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L1312[18:59:13] <Pwootage> I actually
disable a lot of NEI in the groups up top, helps search at
least
L1313[19:01:29] <Ender> i usually disable
microblocks
L1314[19:01:50] <Pwootage> facades and
cable covers are other good options
L1315[19:02:26] <Ender> AE2 covers are
not so bad,
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L1317[19:04:17] <Pwootage> Executed
318161450 instructions in 8279 ms (38429937 IPS/38.4299
MIPS)!
L1318[19:04:20] <Pwootage> whee
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L1325[19:43:56] <Pwootage> :o Executed
318161450 instructions in 6784 ms (46898798 IPS/46.8988
MIPS)!
L1326[19:45:41] <CompanionCube> Pwootage,
such mips
L1327[19:45:43] <CompanionCube> very
speed
L1328[19:46:03] <Pwootage> Executed
318161450 instructions in 6357 ms (50048993 IPS/50.0490
MIPS)!
L1329[19:46:14] <Pwootage> Not quite sure
why it's running FASTER unoptimized than optimized
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L1331[19:46:20] <Pwootage> apparently
proguard makes it slower, somehow
L1332[19:47:54] <CompanionCube> Pwootage,
this in OC?
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L1334[19:48:12] <Pwootage> not yet no,
this is a basic binary tree standalone test to get some basic speed
characteristics
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L1337[19:49:28] <CompanionCube> pls can
has OC benchmark?
L1338[19:49:37] <Pwootage> 37 mips
optimized vs 50 mips unoptimized
L1339[19:49:42] <Pwootage> I have to
still shove it into OC, havn't yet
L1340[19:49:58] <Pwootage> .lua
50000000/20
L1341[19:49:58] <^v> Pwootage,
2500000
L1342[19:50:55] <Pwootage> 50k
instructions/tick is my guesstimate for what I can safely set it
to
L1343[19:50:57] <Pwootage> maybe
100k
L1344[19:50:59] <Pwootage> for t3
cpus
L1345[19:51:18] <Pwootage> 25/50/100 is
likely
L1347[19:56:35] <Caitlyn> wewt...
L1348[19:56:39] <Caitlyn> 2 hotbars
L1349[19:58:06] <skyem123> er...
L1350[19:58:11] <Ender> Caitlyn, what
mod?
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L1353[19:58:22] <Pwootage> :O
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L1356[19:58:51] <Caitlyn> the 2nd bar is
the top row of your inventory
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L1360[19:59:26] <skyem123> huh
L1361[19:59:41] <Ender> :O
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L1364[20:00:51] <Pwootage> Would be weird
with inventory tweaks
L1365[20:01:14] <skyem123> oh god
L1366[20:01:22] *
skyem123 imagines the pain
L1367[20:01:36] <Caitlyn> ?
L1368[20:01:44] <Pwootage> Better than
having only one hotbar, maybe
L1369[20:02:57] <Pwootage> Can always
tweak inventory tweaks to not sort it (I think)
L1370[20:05:21] <Ender> ok, enough imgur
for me
L1371[20:05:30] <Ender> seeing as i've
been on it for the past 2 hours
L1372[20:06:20] <Pwootage> I want to
profile a bit more, then I will start OC integration
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L1376[20:08:23] <v^> .logo Caitlyn
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L1381[20:29:07] <gjgfuj> I need someone
who knows shit about Architectures.
L1382[20:29:09] <gjgfuj> :(
L1383[20:29:17] <gjgfuj> I wish Sangar
was around.
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L1385[20:30:10] <skyem123>
ShadowKatStudios \o/
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L1388[20:31:22] <vifi> my znc r
bork
L1389[20:31:23] <vifi> :c
L1390[20:31:51] <v^> .logo vifi
L1392[20:32:19] <gjgfuj> .logo OA
L1393[20:32:20] <^v> Nope.
L1394[20:32:23] <gjgfuj> Rude.
L1395[20:32:52] <vifi> v^: ;-;
L1396[20:35:15] <v^> gjgfuj, want?
L1397[20:35:23] <gjgfuj> Nah.
L1398[20:35:28] <gjgfuj> Just
testing.
L1399[20:35:34] <gjgfuj> Still rude
though.
L1400[20:36:04] <vifi> i have a problem
._.
L1401[20:36:14] <v^> gjgfuj, how so
L1402[20:36:29] <gjgfuj> Rude that it
doesn't let me make a logo of that.
L1403[20:36:31] <gjgfuj> :(
L1404[20:37:21] <v^> its CPU
intensive
L1406[20:40:51] <CompanionCube> vifi,
what?
L1407[20:41:08] <vifi> CompanionCube: :
my server gots ipv6 now, and znc brok
L1408[20:41:15] <CompanionCube> ah
L1409[20:42:04] <Pwootage> I thought znc
did ipv6
L1410[20:42:15] <Caitlyn> znc does Ipv6
with no issye
L1411[20:42:25] <vifi> it does
L1412[20:42:32] <vifi> but it doesnt
connect to anything anymore
L1413[20:42:34] <vifi> ._.
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L1415[20:42:47] <pre> is the inventory
controller upgrade bugged?
L1416[20:43:16] <pre> oh, wait
L1417[20:43:23] <pre> maybe my syntax is
wrong
L1418[20:44:08] <pre> ah, i was doing
robot.equip() instead of
component.inventory_controller.equip()
L1419[20:45:46] <pre> the official wiki
is really terrible with search, btw
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L1422[20:47:32] <Pwootage> .wiki
chunkloader
L1424[20:47:45] <Pwootage> indeed
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L1429[20:50:50] <vifi> :o
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L1431[20:53:10] <Ender> my bouncer can do
IPv6 fine, i dont use it though since DO cant do v6 PTR's
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L1434[20:55:12] <Caitlyn> Yeah.. I had to
delegate it off to my own DNS servers
L1435[20:55:27] <Caitlyn> I wonder if
MichiBot can do ipv6 lookups
L1436[20:55:31] <Caitlyn> %lookup
2604:a880:800:10:0:0:12:d001
L1437[20:55:31] <MichiBot> Caitlyn:
Hostname: hecate.pc-logix.com IP:
2604:a880:800:10:0:0:12:d001
L1438[20:55:33] <Caitlyn> yep.
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L1441[20:55:39] <Ender> hm
L1442[20:55:48] <Ender> %lookup
ipv6.theender.net
L1443[20:55:49] <MichiBot> Ender:
Hostname: ipv6.theender.net IP: 2a03:b0c0:1:d0:0:0:17:4001
L1444[20:55:55] <Ender> ok, i still have
that there
L1446[20:57:01] <Caitlyn> vultr ftw
:P
L1447[20:57:16] <Caitlyn> more DCs and
IRc they all support IPv6
L1448[20:57:26] <Ender> ?
L1451[20:58:07] <Caitlyn> Also supports
custom isos
L1452[20:58:26] <pre> so apparently I
have no idea how to do lua.. I can do
"component.inventory_controller.equip()" just fine in the
lua shell in my robot, but when I have it in a lua script, I get
"attempt to index global 'component' (a nil value)"
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L1456[20:59:17] <Caitlyn> pre, local
component = require("component")
L1457[20:59:18] <Ender> pre, did you do
component = require("component") at the top
L1458[20:59:45] <pre> thanks, I'll give
that a go.
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L1460[21:01:07] <Pwootage> Clever...
Social-media lookup your advertising target, pick top few friends,
mix their faces, personalized ad that you subconsiously know
L1461[21:01:18] <Pwootage> (kinda creepy,
too)
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L1464[21:03:04] <pre> that worked,
thanks
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L1466[21:04:12] <v^> .logo pre
L1468[21:05:41] <vifino> okay, ipv4
works
L1469[21:05:43] <vifino> ._.
L1470[21:07:31] <pre> .wiki robot
api
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L1473[21:24:29] <pre> blah, I can't
figure out why this isn't selecting the correct slot
L1474[21:24:40] <pre> I want my robot to
see which slot has an item in it, and select that slot
L1476[21:24:47] <pre> but it's always
selecting the first slot
L1477[21:25:21] <pre> am I really this
bad
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L1480[21:31:35] <Altenius|Away> Has
anyone made an OS for OC that uses file descriptors?
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L1482[21:32:03] <Altenius> And
read()/write() calls.
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L1484[21:32:18] <pre> nevermind, I got
it
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L1487[21:38:51] <v^> .logo
JZTech101
L1488[21:38:59] <^v> v^, error
L1489[21:39:01] <v^> .logo
JZTech101
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L1493[21:50:40] <Pwootage> ...does anyone
happen to know of an article somewhere that talks about privacy on
the internet positively?
L1494[21:51:50] <KubuxuNotebook> Search
NSA pages.
L1495[21:52:38] <Pwootage> heh
L1496[21:52:49] <Pwootage> I meant from
people or media, not government :P
L1497[21:53:23] <Pwootage> I found one
that's kinda positive about people wanting more privacy
L1498[21:53:26] <Pwootage> one
L1499[21:53:59] <keridos> i am an idiot
sangar
L1500[21:57:36] <v^> .logo keridos is an
idiot sangar
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L1503[21:57:53] <keridos> thanks :D
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L1505[22:00:16] <Altenius> .logo
L1506[22:00:16] <^v> Nope.
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L1510[22:04:15] <v^> if anyone wants a
.logo just ask
L1511[22:04:43] <v^> the reason i
restrict it is because Fran is a bitch and spams everything
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L1513[22:07:32] <Pwootage> you already
.logo'd pwootage right?
L1514[22:07:54] <v^> .logo
text1.png,Pwootage
L1515[22:07:57] <^v> v^, error
L1516[22:08:00] <v^> .logo
text.png,Pwootage
L1518[22:08:37] <v^> ds84182, wut
L1519[22:08:47] <ds84182> wat
L1520[22:08:51] <ds84182> what du
want
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L1523[22:12:42] <Pwootage> Homework is
done, guess it's time to go back to profiling
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L1529[22:22:21] <Altenius> .wiki
component api
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L1532[22:22:41] <Altenius> .wiki
filesystem api
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L1537[22:34:54] <Pwootage> Huh, proguard
does tail-recursion optimization. Neat. (so does Scala, so
irrelevant in this case)
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L1541[22:44:11] <Pwootage> Apparently
unique-call method-inlining is the performance culprit - it's
trying to inline too much, making the method too big
L1542[22:45:53] <Pwootage> the jvm
inlines them anyway, most of the time
L1543[22:52:55] <Pwootage> peaking at
about 54mips now, nice.
L1544[22:53:45] <v^> hmmm
L1545[22:53:51] <v^> there is only one
more area to master
L1546[22:53:55] <v^> chiptune
making
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L1549[23:07:02] <Pwootage> I'm *this*
close to writing a compiler instead of manually compiling this c++
code for class
L1550[23:07:04] <Pwootage> <.<
>.>
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L1552[23:07:24] <v^> "manually
compiling this c++ code for class"
L1553[23:07:27] <v^> what Pwootage
L1554[23:07:31] <Pwootage> yep
L1555[23:07:42] <Pwootage> he gave us c++
code, need to convert it to the assembly language he gave us
L1556[23:07:42] <v^> manually
compiling
L1557[23:07:53] <v^> Pwootage, my
god
L1558[23:07:55] <v^> just gcc
L1559[23:08:21] <Pwootage> can't compile
to this assembly with this, since it's an ISA he invented
L1560[23:08:48] <v^> you sure
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L1562[23:08:55] <Pwootage> not without
writing a new compiler
L1563[23:08:56] <Pwootage> yes
L1564[23:08:57] <Pwootage> 100%
sure
L1565[23:09:02] <Pwootage> or backend for
a compiler
L1566[23:09:07] <v^> cant you just, gcc
with O0 and gsub
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L1568[23:09:48] <Pwootage> no, this is
not a regular assembly language, much different then x86 or
similar
L1570[23:10:06] <v^> how different
L1571[23:11:58] <Pwootage> sec
L1573[23:12:49] <Pwootage> not that
different, but different enough that it would take some
converting
L1574[23:13:11] <Pwootage> (there's more
to it than that set but the new instructions/addressing modes are
in differnet files)
L1575[23:13:28] <v^> pfft
L1576[23:13:31] <v^> no float
operations?
L1577[23:13:40] <Pwootage> sor1k doesn't
have float operations yet
L1578[23:13:43] <v^> or a instruction
stack?
L1579[23:13:46] <Pwootage> (it's
optional)
L1580[23:13:46] <v^> what the fuck
L1581[23:14:00] <Pwootage> or1k doesn't
have an instruction stack either
L1582[23:14:22] <Pwootage> you l.sw (or
str in that .doc)
L1583[23:14:39] <v^> i would just turn in
a supirior instruction set instead
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L1585[23:14:56] <Pwootage> Nope. The
entire point is to show that you can do anything with this
set.
L1586[23:15:09] <v^> you can do anything
with brainfuck
L1587[23:15:15] <Pwootage> I literally
have a functional or1k VM that can execute code compiled by
GCC
L1588[23:15:20] <Pwootage> not turning
that in though
L1589[23:15:48] <v^> make a or1k vm in
brainfuck
L1590[23:15:51] <v^> and turn it in
L1591[23:16:13] <Pwootage> i.e. write a
scala->bf compiler and run sor1k thorugh it >.>
L1592[23:18:38] <v^> jvm -> bf
rather
L1593[23:21:43] <Pwootage> now the real
question is if I need to mov r6 pc adi r6 8 or if I can add
jal/jsr
L1594[23:22:54] <Pwootage> I guess it's
time to set up my own maven repo...
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L1596[23:24:38] <Pwootage> oh and I
probably should find a ci somewhere, hm
L1597[23:29:47] <Kubuxu> Do I hear
brainfuck? You can even do a computer with vanilla redstone that
works on brainfuck. It was one of the fastests architectures from
real word that after porting to redstone.
L1598[23:31:29] <Pwootage> turns out 4
characters makes an easy implementation too
L1599[23:31:41] <Pwootage> two cables per
instruction instead of more
L1600[23:32:12] <Pwootage> that and
cell-swapping/incrementing/decrementing are all pretty fast in
redstone
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L1602[23:35:51] <Kubuxu> Yup.
L1603[23:36:20] <Kubuxu> But required
many instructions to calculate "something"
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L1606[23:38:26] <Pwootage> yeah, sqrt is
probably pretty slow
L1607[23:39:04] <Kubuxu> It simplfied ALU
so much that for the first time the bottelneck was a data bus and
RAM.
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L1609[23:39:52] <Pwootage> n-bit adder is
like 6 ticks in MC isn't it?
L1610[23:40:11] <Pwootage> its' been far
too long
L1611[23:41:32] <Kubuxu> Depends if you
make it full instant or not. if full instant it is 2 to 7-8
depening on synchronisation and in case of regular it is about 7
per bit.
L1612[23:42:46] <v^> Pwootage, want me to
make a VM for this in logisim?
L1613[23:42:52] <Pwootage> v^: hm?
L1614[23:43:54] <Pwootage> Logisim?
L1615[23:44:35] <v^> circuit
simulator
L1616[23:44:55] <Pwootage> like cmos or
redstone?
L1617[23:45:58] <v^> like google
L1618[23:46:01] <v^> .google
logisim
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L1622[23:47:26] <^v> v^, Registered
L1623[23:47:29] <v^> .google
logisim
L1625[23:47:57] <Pwootage> gotcha
L1626[23:48:00] <Pwootage> nifty
looking
L1628[23:51:37] <v^> .logo
text.png,Techokami
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L1631[23:54:20] <Techokami> my wireless
adapter herped, derped, and needed to be restarted :|
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L1633[23:57:20] <v^> Pwootage, is the
instruction byte format documented?
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L1635[23:58:34] <Pwootage> v^: my format
is: OOOO OMMM AAAA BBBB IIII IIII IIII IIII IIII IIII IIII IIII
IIII IIII IIII IIII
L1636[23:58:46] <Pwootage> where O is
opcode, M is addessing mode, A and B are instructions, I is
immediate
L1637[23:58:49] <Pwootage> (I got
lazy)
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L1639[23:59:34] <v^> 5 bit opcodes?
L1641[23:59:37] <v^> das only 32
L1642[23:59:42] <v^> i wana expand dis
shit