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L1[00:00:01] <lperkins2> >>> x=2 **
(256*(512 ** 2))
L2[00:00:15] <lperkins2> this is why I like
python, I recommend not trying to print that...
L3[00:00:22] <lperkins2> that takes ~.75
seconds for my machine
L4[00:00:53] <gamax92> i printed it.
L5[00:01:14] <lperkins2> heh, printing x,
still going, the terminal scroll speed isn't fast enough.
L6[00:01:24] <gamax92> for me my python
hung
L7[00:01:36] <gamax92> its put literally
nothing out yet.
L8[00:01:53] <lperkins2> knock it back to
2**(512**2)
L9[00:02:20] <lperkins2> When you print it,
it builds the entire output string before it begins printing
L10[00:02:28] <gamax92> oh
L11[00:02:50] <lperkins2> yeah, python's
one major shortcoming is in its string handling.
L12[00:03:03] <gamax92> lua 512^2
L13[00:03:05] <gamax92> #lua 512^2
L14[00:03:05] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
262144
L15[00:03:19] <lperkins2> the number one
bottleneck run into is in stuff that builds up and tears down
strings
L16[00:04:11] <lperkins2> but I've not
found anything that can match its number handling
L17[00:04:34] <lperkins2> infinite
precision floating point, no maximum value for numbers
L18[00:04:44] <lperkins2> well, subject
only to memory and processor limits anyway
L19[00:05:18] <lperkins2> since a lot of
what I use it for is chemistry, being able to be precise at 6.2e-23
is handy
L20[00:05:50] <gamax92> imma see how long
it takes for libcalc to calculate 2^(512^2)
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L22[00:07:01] <lperkins2> and of course,
built-in support for Decimals when you need to avoid the whole
0.1==0.100000000000001 thing
L23[00:07:35] <lperkins2> still
going?
L24[00:07:38] <gamax92> lol yes
L25[00:08:15] <lperkins2> heh
L26[00:08:19] <gamax92> its doing 256
multiplications of huge numbers, in software
L27[00:08:49] <gamax92> python's math lib
seems useful
L28[00:09:00] <lperkins2> that's just the
built in one, too,
L29[00:09:10] <gamax92> were it not for
having to build the entire string
L30[00:09:38] <lperkins2> you can get
access to C's speed if you use numpy for your stuff, of course that
bring in the limits of precision and maximum value inherent to
C,
L31[00:09:56] <lperkins2> yeah, like I
said, python's string libraries are piss poor,
L32[00:10:02] <gamax92> i should probably
make faster multiplication routines ...
L33[00:10:14] <lperkins2> due to being
immutable mostly,
L34[00:10:30] <lperkins2> makes it so
anything which needs to 'modify' a string really ends up copying
the entire string
L35[00:10:36] <gamax92> instead of like
doing it number by number, like the elementary method
L36[00:10:58] <gamax92> i.e, will never
complete in the next century
L37[00:11:00] <lperkins2> so the standard
accumulator pattern, a='', for i in range(10): a+=str(i) creates 11
string
L38[00:11:24] <lperkins2> hm, no,
converting it to the string isn't the slow part,
L39[00:11:30] <lperkins2> it's the actual
print routine, I wonder why...
L40[00:11:45] <gamax92> did you find a way
to print it faster?
L41[00:12:09] <lperkins2> maybe, let's
try...
L42[00:12:39] <lperkins2> nope,
L43[00:13:05] <lperkins2> y=str(x)
completes in ~0.1 seconds
L44[00:13:15] <lperkins2> print(y) hangs a
long time
L45[00:13:21] <lperkins2>
sys.stdout.write(y) hangs
L46[00:13:35] <lperkins2>
open('/tmp/tst','w').write(y) hangs...
L47[00:13:40] <lperkins2> maybe something
in tmpfs...
L48[00:13:55] <lperkins2> that goes
fast.
L49[00:14:27] <lperkins2>
open('/dev/stdout','w').write(y) goes really fast
L50[00:14:37] <lperkins2> must be something
in the way sys.stdout is buffered...
L51[00:14:44] <gamax92> lol ...
L53[00:15:36] <lperkins2>
str(2**(64*512**2) is slow
L54[00:16:54] <lperkins2> that the thing
that executed that code?
L55[00:17:08] <gamax92> well it does the
multiplication part
L56[00:17:20] <lperkins2> ah
L57[00:18:27] <lperkins2> you have a
solution for my little robot issue?
L58[00:18:31] <gamax92> nope
L59[00:19:20] <lperkins2> I wonder if I
could pester sangar into adding a switch to the inventory
controller to force it to behave sanely...
L60[00:19:55] <gamax92> hmm, avoiding
string concats makes for much faster code
L61[00:20:30] <lperkins2> I would expect it
to
L62[00:20:37] <lperkins2> store them as
individual elements in the table
L63[00:20:43] <lperkins2> and only concat
them once at the end
L64[00:22:39] <Kubuxu> lperkins2: It would
ctill cost #table concatenations.
L65[00:22:57] <Kubuxu> lperkins2: But you
could do that in log2(#table)
L66[00:23:03] <lperkins2> right.
L67[00:23:03] <gamax92> >table
concatenations
L68[00:23:09] <gamax92> clearly you do not
know how tables work
L69[00:23:20] <Kubuxu> #table as lenght of
table.
L70[00:23:26] <Kubuxu> gamax92 ^
L71[00:24:05] <lperkins2> hm, shouldn't
take that long, if lua's smart about it...
L72[00:24:05] <Kubuxu> You want to add
something gamax92?
L73[00:24:14] <lperkins2> allocate enough
memory for the entire combined string
L74[00:24:25] <Kubuxu> lperkins2: 1st
principle of lua. Everything is simple.
L75[00:24:25] <lperkins2> and memcpy the
source string to the destination string
L76[00:24:48] <lperkins2> unless the
table.concat doesn't actually do that.
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L78[00:25:04] <lperkins2> should complete
in O(#table)
L79[00:25:29] <lperkins2> er, more or
less,
L81[00:26:40] <Kubuxu> gamax92: so it is
O(#table)
L82[00:26:59] <gamax92> :D
L83[00:27:06] <lperkins2> discounting the
varying length of the constituent parts memcpys.
L84[00:27:41] <Kubuxu> For me question is
if done in lue using divide method, O(log2(#table), theroretically
it would be faster.
L85[00:28:16] <Kubuxu> s/\)/\)\)
L86[00:28:16] <Kibibyte> <Kubuxu> For
me question is if done in lue using divide method, O(log2(#table)),
theroretically it would be faster.
L87[00:28:17] <lperkins2> Be O1(#table) +
O2(#output)
L88[00:28:38] <lperkins2> hm, I don't know
the divide method for string concat, how does it work?
L89[00:29:05] <Kubuxu> You take pairs
concat, then concat pairs into pairs pairs.
L90[00:29:08] <Kubuxu> And so on.
L91[00:29:29] <Kubuxu> It is sorry it will
be not Log2(n)
L92[00:30:14] <lperkins2> how do you get
faster than allocating the total memory needed and copying each
section in sequentially?
L93[00:31:46] <Kubuxu> lperkins2: wait,
thinking.
L94[00:32:50] <Kubuxu> lperkins2: sorry, I
made a mistake. You won't get faster than O(n-1) for concat.
L95[00:33:09] <lperkins2> Okay, that's what
I thought.
L96[00:33:54] <lperkins2> You might be able
to cut to to O(n/number-of-cores), but only if you're talking very
large strings.
L97[00:34:39] <Kubuxu> Writting program in
AVR ASM. There is no add constant operation. You have to use
subtract constant and pass -n/. It is stupid.
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L100[00:39:37] <Vexatos> \o
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L103[00:45:26] <Izaya> o/
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L106[00:49:21] <lperkins2> heh, that was
an oddity I found in python,
L107[00:49:35] <lperkins2> a=0; a+=5
L108[00:49:40] <lperkins2> is slower than
a=0; a-=-5
L109[00:49:54] <lperkins2> because of the
operator overloading involved in the += and + operators,
L110[00:50:02] <asie> what
L111[00:50:08] <asie> that's some
javascript-level insanity
L112[00:50:25] <Vexatos>
level(python)===level(javascript)
L113[00:50:33] <asie> Vexatos: still
false, nice try
L114[00:50:36] <lperkins2> the speed
difference is minor,
L115[00:50:40] <Vexatos> Hurr
L116[00:50:55] <lperkins2> but over the
course of say, a hundred million operations, it is enough for a
timing script to detect
L117[00:51:13] <Kubuxu> lperkins2: But
instead of addi r16, 5 I have to write subi r16, -5.
L118[00:51:15] <Kubuxu> WTF.
L119[00:51:34] <lperkins2> right, that's
not just a speed difference, that's something obvious missing
L120[00:51:44] <lperkins2> wouldn't it
make more sense to only have an addition operator?
L121[00:52:23] <Kubuxu> I don't know.
Looks like AVR's experts disagree with our opinion.
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L123[00:55:07] <lperkins2> hm, I just
reran the test script from back with python2.5 and in 2.7 + seems
to be faster than -
L124[00:56:13] <lperkins2> or my
computer's load is too unpredictable with this much crap going
on...
L125[00:57:26] <lperkins2> there we
go
L126[00:57:40] <lperkins2> run it on my
server which has a couple cores free and the results are what I
expected
L127[00:58:11] <lperkins2> about 0.5
seconds difference running 100,000,000 iterations of x+=1 vs
x-=-1
L128[00:58:24] <gamax92> sooo ... not
worth it
L129[00:58:50] <lperkins2> not unless
you're in a coding competition for fastest code
L130[00:58:59] <lperkins2> doing something
math heavy
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L133[00:59:46] <lperkins2> the reason is
there's like an extra 10 lines in the C implementation of op.add vs
op.sub due to the need to identify if it is a string or a number
being added
L134[00:59:56] <lperkins2> since python
uses + instead of .. for string concat
L135[01:00:17] <lperkins2> (+ the
possibilty that it's a set or list or tuple being added)
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L140[01:38:18] <asie> Vexatos: you got a
reply
L141[01:39:05] <Vexatos> Hurr hurr
L142[01:39:15] <Vexatos> asie: The array
was a good idea, the API was a Soni idea :P
L143[01:39:28] <asie> Vexatos: he, he,
he.
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L145[01:40:47] <Vexatos> asie: By the way.
Should the creative chat box be unbreakable when not in creative
mode?
L146[01:41:04] <asie> no, however it
should drop nothing
L147[01:41:07] <asie> or a plain chat
box
L148[01:41:10] <Vexatos> Ah
L149[01:41:12] <asie> (which is what your
patch broke)
L150[01:41:14] <Vexatos> Yea
L151[01:41:19] <asie> (replace a
damageDropped override with a getPickBlock override)
L152[01:41:24] <asie> (then it will drop
plain boxes)
L153[01:41:29] <Vexatos> It did that
before
L154[01:41:34] <asie> so do it
better
L155[01:41:38] <Vexatos> as the metadata
in damageDropepd is 0
L156[01:41:42] <Vexatos> by default
L157[01:42:14] <Vexatos> So, asie, normal
chat box? Wouldn't that still return a creative one with silk
touch?
L158[01:42:31] <asie> you'd need to
check
L159[01:42:46] <asie> or maybe keep it
as-is
L160[01:42:48] <asie> i mean
L161[01:42:53] <asie> if you let your
players break a creative 'box
L162[01:43:23] <Vexatos> Indeed. They
don't belong in a survival world anyway :P
L163[01:43:32] <asie> yup
L164[01:43:36] <asie> *awaits inevitable
Soni complaint*
L165[01:43:40] <Vexatos> at least not
without a pretty coating of bedrock
L166[01:44:02] <Vexatos> So, should I
change it back to drop a normal box again?
L167[01:44:10] <asie> nah
L168[01:44:14] <Vexatos> Ok
L169[01:44:20] <asie> jusg
L170[01:44:22] <asie> just
L171[01:44:24] <asie> document the
change
L172[01:44:28] <Vexatos> Of course
L173[01:44:38] <Vexatos> will be in
changelog.md, just haven't pushed that yet
L174[01:49:11] <Izaya> samba is hard
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L182[02:32:29] <Izaya> Woo, got samba
printers showing, now to find some paper...
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DeanIsaKitty cuddles Izaya
L192[03:32:47] <Lizzy> o/
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L194[03:36:19] <Izaya> \o/
L195[03:37:23] <Lizzy> DEANISAKITTY!!! \o/
\o/
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L197[03:40:16] <DeanIsaKitty> LIZZYY!!!
\o/
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L201[03:57:21] <Lizzy> \o/ intermittant
ssh tunnels
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L203[03:58:10] <Lizzy> how have you
been?
L204[03:58:54] <DeanIsaKitty> Fine, how
about you?
L205[03:59:57] <Lizzy> I'm well, tired.
but well
L207[04:03:31] <dangranos> heh
L208[04:32:43] <Soni> how much does a .com
domain cost?
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L210[04:41:54] <Izaya> Soni: $20/year,
IIRC
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L214[05:05:19] <Soni> Izaya, I need
something cheaper than that
L215[05:05:47] <Izaya> You could probably
get it cheaper.
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L217[05:20:29] <Lizzy> Soni, it all
depends on where you get it from
L218[05:20:42] <Soni> what's a good place
to get it from?
L219[05:20:48] *
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L220[05:20:52] <Lizzy> tried google?
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L224[05:41:01] <Soni> idk how to google
for this stuff
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L228[06:10:20] <Timmy94> Hello, Where i
can find the permissions for a public modpack?
L229[06:14:43] <Lizzy> Timmy94, OC is
MIT
L230[06:21:11] <Caitlyn> namecheap is 9.90
or so a year...
L231[06:21:20] <Caitlyn> Soni, ^
L232[06:23:36] <Kubuxu> Caitlyn: look up
next year price.
L233[06:23:59] <Kubuxu> Soni: Which
TLD?
L234[06:24:10] <Soni> .com
L235[06:24:34] <Caitlyn> Oh good tablet
lost wifi...
L236[06:27:04] <Soni> WAIT THEY TAKE
BITCOIN?!
L237[06:28:31] <Caitlyn> Also im pretty
sure namecheap is the same price for renewals... 10.69 after the
fees and shit
L238[06:31:29] <Caitlyn> Im sorry 10.87
with the icaan fee
L239[06:32:37] <Kubuxu> Are we using dolar
or pounds?
L240[06:33:00] <Caitlyn> Well.. I'm in the
US..
L241[06:33:02] <Caitlyn> so..
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L245[06:35:05] <Kubuxu> Soni: You won't
get much chaper but there you are sure that renewal dont cost
fortune.
L247[06:35:29] <Caitlyn> namecheap doesn't
cost a fortune for renewals either... :P
L248[06:37:29] <Kubuxu> Caitlyn: I don't
trus much when something has cheap in price. there is corelation
b/t cheap in name and they cheaping on you.
L249[06:37:44] <Caitlyn> Kubuxu, it's like
.10 MORE then ovh.
L250[06:37:53] <Caitlyn> so... you're
saying you don't trust OVH too?
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L252[06:38:32] <Caitlyn> 6.99 to USD is
10.79ish or so
L253[06:38:41] <Caitlyn> so it's 8 cents..
my bad
L254[06:38:47] <Caitlyn> I can't math it's
early and I slept for crap
L255[06:39:12] <Kubuxu> Caitlyn: As far as
I know OVH dont have cheap in price.
L256[06:39:23] <Caitlyn> "cheap in
price" o_O
L257[06:39:37] <Kubuxu> s/price/name
L258[06:39:37] <Kibibyte> <Caitlyn>
"cheap in name" o_O
L259[06:39:41] <Kubuxu> :C
L260[06:40:02] <Caitlyn> lol that's your
logic though, that's great.
L261[06:40:11] <Caitlyn> Oh they use cheap
in their name they're obvs gonna rob you
L262[06:40:29] <Caitlyn> except my boss
has been using them for *years* for domains and ssl certs with 0
issue.
L263[06:40:32] <Kubuxu> Caitlyn: No,
probability is grater.
L264[06:41:04] <Kubuxu> Caitlyn: is same
as you don't use Windows optimizing programs with Magic in
name.
L265[06:41:22] <Caitlyn> Except those are
obvious scams...
L266[06:41:39] <Caitlyn> a company with
the word cheap in their name does not a scam make
L267[06:41:42] <Kubuxu> Caitlyn: Not
always.
L268[06:41:49] <Caitlyn> drop it.
L269[06:41:54] <Caitlyn> I'm tired of
arguing with you.
L270[06:42:01] <Kubuxu> kk
L271[06:42:11] <Kubuxu> Why? Did we
already started.
L272[06:42:14] <Kubuxu> ?
L273[06:42:26] <Caitlyn> Drop it.
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L278[07:14:09] <nxsupert> o/
L280[07:16:28] <dangranos> i really how
its real and alive
L281[07:16:33] <dangranos> *hope
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L304[08:37:54] <Vexatos> \o
L305[08:42:29] <SkySom> o/
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L309[08:56:19] <Soni> hi vex
L310[08:56:32] <Soni> you hate APIs don't
you?
L311[08:56:41] <Vexatos> I hate stupid
ideas :)
L312[08:56:49] <Soni> stupid?
L313[08:57:30] <SkySom> I hate
everyone.
L314[08:57:35] <SkySom> I mean... Oh hello
everyone
L315[08:57:57] <Soni> vex, fine, is
rewriting noteblocks a stupid idea?
L316[08:58:35] <Soni> it would solve
literally every problem I've found with them so far
L317[08:58:38] <Soni> which's a lot
L318[08:58:59] <SkySom> Would it break
everything ever written to use them?
L319[08:59:06] <Soni> not really
L320[08:59:34] <Soni> or rather not at
all
L321[09:01:07] <Soni> uhh great
L322[09:01:10] <Soni> forge is
anti-ASM
L323[09:01:15] <Soni> 1 day ban :/
L324[09:01:59] <SkySom> There's not so
much anti-ASM as "If you have to ask how, you
shouldn't"
L325[09:02:49] <SkySom> So what problems
do you have with the noteblocks?
L326[09:04:18] <gamax92> hmm
L327[09:04:46] <gamax92> according to
wolfram log10(2^(512^2)) is ~78913
L328[09:05:09] <gamax92> I'm at 36031
digits so far
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L332[09:23:27] <Soni> I understand what
it's for
L333[09:23:39] <Soni> but idk the API and
stuff
L334[09:27:09] <gamax92> I feel like the
forge channel is like "Hi?" "BAN! Didn't immediately
ask a question."
L335[09:27:57] <SkySom> Pretty much.
L336[09:28:14] <gamax92>
"*joins*" "BAN! Needed help."
L337[09:29:04] <gamax92> I should note
that my libcalc is 22 multiplications away from having
2^(512^2)
L338[09:30:25] <gamax92> 12
multiplications
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L340[09:30:42] <Caitlyn> %calc
2^(512^2)
L341[09:30:42] <MichiBot> Caitlyn: ∞
L342[09:30:43] <Caitlyn> ¬_¬
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L344[09:31:36] <gamax92> it calculated
it
L345[09:32:37] <SkySom> Heh MichiBot just
gave up :D
L346[09:33:05] <Caitlyn> google'
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L348[09:33:14] <Caitlyn> 's calculator
gives up too :P
L349[09:34:09] <SkySom> WA got it.
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L355[09:40:39] <Gopher> even more useful
than the last one
L356[09:40:48] <Gopher> I take it you
implemented pow?
L357[09:41:44] <gamax92> no
L358[09:41:48] <gamax92> is still
lua's
L359[09:42:14] <Gopher> ah, you cheated,
limiting to 2^1023 and then multiplying a bunch
L360[09:42:23] <gamax92> yup
L361[09:42:29] <Gopher> so get back to
work.
L362[09:46:30] <Kodos> <LexManos>
but ya, multi-mine and dynamic lights are pretty legit for using
asm
L363[09:46:34] <Kodos> So -now- he's okay
with ASM
L364[09:46:36] <Kodos> as long as it's
'legit'
L365[09:47:11] <Caitlyn> Lex's main issue
with ASM is people using it to modify forge
L366[09:47:35] <Kodos> If he was more open
to the PRs people submit, they wouldn't need to ASM it
L367[09:47:43] <Caitlyn> I'm not defending
him...
L368[09:47:46] <Caitlyn> I'm just
saying
L369[09:47:47] <Kodos> I know
L370[09:48:08] <Caitlyn> Personally I
can't stand him :D
L371[09:48:14] <Stary2001> heh
L372[09:50:57] <Kodos> Meh
L373[09:51:00] <Kodos> I'ma go play Xbox
before i rage on him
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L376[09:54:02] <gamax92> rage on lex ==
ban
L377[09:54:05] <Soni> meh, I'm not even
trying to modify forge
L378[09:54:18] <Soni> but my changes are
too big for a patch
L379[09:55:13] <ds84182> Soni: use asm and
access transformers to replace the vanilla noteblock with your own,
then provide a backwards compatible API or something
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L381[09:55:25] <Soni> it is backwards
compatible
L382[09:55:31] <Soni> altho hmm
L383[09:55:37] <Soni> I'll have to change
something in forge
L384[09:55:54] <gamax92> (gasp)
L385[09:56:05] <Soni> minor change, don't
worry
L386[09:56:36] <Caitlyn> "Burger King
starts online order and home delivery trial in the UK"
L387[09:56:39] <Caitlyn> welp... time to
move
L388[09:56:58] <AwesomeDesktopCube>
Caitlyn: why
L389[09:57:03] <gamax92> Caitlyn:
why
L390[09:57:06] <Caitlyn> <3 Burger
King?
L391[09:57:13] <SkySom> Why not is a
better question?
L392[09:57:22] <gamax92> Because you'll
only live to be 31
L393[09:57:22] <SkySom> BK delivered to my
door?
L394[09:57:26] <SkySom> Hell yeah.
L395[09:57:31] <AwesomeDesktopCube>
Caitlyn: our government are incompetent asshats on Internet
matters.
L396[09:57:37] <Caitlyn> gamax92, then I
die in 2 years, I don't care :D
L397[09:57:42] <gamax92> oD:
L398[09:57:48] <gamax92> why is there an
o
L399[09:57:51] <Caitlyn>
AwesomeDesktopCube, the US isn't a whole lot better buddy.
L400[09:58:15] <AwesomeDesktopCube>
Caitlyn: Cameron made a speech saying there should be no method of
communication safe from the government.
L401[09:58:43] <Caitlyn> And the NSA makes
sure that's the case here as well \o/
L402[09:59:00] <AwesomeDesktopCube>
Caitlyn: oh
L403[09:59:09] <AwesomeDesktopCube> and a
good few consumer ISPs have default-on filters iirc.
L404[09:59:16] <Caitlyn> It's awesome
though... I screwed up and nuked an important file last
week...
L405[09:59:23] <Caitlyn> took the NSA 15
minutes to email it back to me
L406[09:59:39] <gamax92>
</stolenjokes>
L407[09:59:52] <Caitlyn> Well I made it
up, but I'll take your word for it.
L408[10:00:06] *
Caitlyn thumbups computer monitor
L409[10:00:31] *
SkySom plays laugh track
L410[10:00:31] *
gamax92 lights Caitlyn on fire
L411[10:00:33] <SkySom> Oh you
L412[10:00:47] *
Caitlyn glines gamax92
L413[10:00:52] <AwesomeDesktopCube>
Caitlyn: we do have some neat ISPs here though. Like one that's
used phone numbers as a telemarketing honeypot
L414[10:00:57] <gamax92> no pls
L415[10:00:59] <gamax92> pls i beg
L416[10:01:19] <Caitlyn> My ISP is
amazing, 20 Mbps for about 4 hours a day, then sub 1 MBps for the
other 20
L417[10:01:46] <AwesomeDesktopCube>
Caitlyn: lol
L418[10:01:46] <gamax92> Caitlyn: download
all the things during that 4 hours
L419[10:02:19] <SkySom> Muh videos
L420[10:02:24] <Caitlyn> sadly that 4
hours is usually when I'm in bed... having responsibilities
sucks
L421[10:02:27] *
AwesomeDesktopCube wishes he didn't have Sky for the
ISP
L422[10:02:43] <AwesomeDesktopCube>
Caitlyn: use a small NAS + scripting to DOWNLOAD ALL THE
THINGS
L423[10:03:14] <Caitlyn> I have a server
with 4 TB of storage sitting next to me :P
L424[10:03:39] <gamax92> mmh, i have to
disconnect from the internet real quick .-. occupied USB port is
occupied
L425[10:03:52] <Caitlyn> o_O
L426[10:04:32] <Caitlyn> ugh this server
bridge is going to piss me off enough I'm gonna have to rewrite
it
L427[10:04:45] <AwesomeDesktopCube> server
bridge?
L428[10:05:07] <Soni> Q, what is an
IBlockState?
L429[10:05:10] <gamax92> I have four
ports, 1 has a mouse adapter, 1 has a usb keyboard, one has a cable
to my phone (which is tethering internet), and one doesn't
work.
L430[10:05:28] *
SkySom has 3
L431[10:05:33] <SkySom> Makes it really
hard some days.
L432[10:05:38] <Caitlyn> IRC bridge, lets
me link networks without doing actual "server
links"
L433[10:06:03] <Caitlyn> so I can bridge a
channel between 2+ networks and if I'm using intraserver links it
even replicates the nicklists
L434[10:06:21] <AwesomeDesktopCube>
so....janus?
L435[10:06:22] <SkySom> 1 for mouse, 1 for
keyboard, 1 for drive, and then occasionally I need two for the USB
to SATA converter
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L437[10:06:33] <Caitlyn>
AwesomeDesktopCube, yes exactly janus
L439[10:06:47] <Caitlyn> the issue is.. it
replicates the nicklist on MY network..
L440[10:06:50] <Caitlyn> but not on
darknet...
L441[10:07:16] <Caitlyn> anything I say
from PC-Logix to DarkNet is said via
"<pcl.pc-logix.com>"
L442[10:07:33] <Caitlyn> but if I talk
from DarkNet to PC-Logix I get <Michiyo/dnet> Test
L443[10:08:01] <Caitlyn> The issue is that
janus isn't introducing the pseudo clients to BOTH networks, just
to pc-logix
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L445[10:11:56] <Caitlyn> Also, I have 11
USB ports :p
L446[10:12:10] <SkySom> Well aren't you
specially
L447[10:12:12] <Caitlyn> 6 rear, 3 front,
and 3 on my keyboard.
L448[10:12:19] <SkySom> I've been meaning
to get a powered hub.
L449[10:12:23] <SkySom> Just hasn't been
important.
L450[10:12:33] <Caitlyn> err 2 on my
keyboard
L451[10:12:48] <SkySom> Just gonna make
sure the next laptop has a few extra ones.
L452[10:13:24] <Caitlyn>
AwesomeDesktopCube, you've used Janus?
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L454[10:17:02] <vifino> Vexatos: ... What
happened to porphyrion?
L455[10:17:56] <Vexatos> No clue
L456[10:20:32] <Vexatos> It just said
"Fraud"
L457[10:21:09] *
dangranos pokes sks
L458[10:22:08] <Vexatos> vifino ^
L459[10:22:19] <vifino> "Fraud"?
wat
L460[10:22:54] <vifino> Vexatos: u brok it
._.
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L462[10:26:15] <Vexatos> vifino,
apparently a .tk domain WAS a bad idea
L464[10:26:25] <vifino> Yes.
L465[10:26:25] <Vexatos> I guess someone
simply reported the domain for abuse
L466[10:27:39] <asie> Vexatos:
shinonome.ch is expiring on the 25th
L467[10:27:41] <asie> in other words
L468[10:27:43] <asie> we art thou
fucketh
L469[10:27:48] <asie> maybe ask Sangar for
a cil.li subdomain?
L470[10:27:54] <Vexatos> Yea
L471[10:27:59] <Vexatos> I guess I'll do
that
L472[10:28:03] <Vexatos> :P
L473[10:28:23] *
Vexatos pokifies Sangar
L474[10:28:51] <vifino> Vexatos: I can
give you a tty.sh subdomain ASAP
L475[10:28:56] <Vexatos> Or that
L476[10:29:01] <Vexatos> just, like,
uuuh
L477[10:29:08] <Vexatos> what should it
be?
L478[10:29:14] <Vexatos> the subdomain
name
L479[10:29:27] <vifino>
vexatoshasnofuckingcluewhatheisdoing.tty.sh
L480[10:29:52] <Vexatos> wiki.tty.sh is
still free :P
L481[10:29:56] <vifino> :v
L482[10:30:04] <SkySom> I like vifino 's
idea better.
L483[10:30:11] <Vexatos> pfff
L484[10:30:22] <asie> vifino: can I have
dev.tty.sh?
L485[10:30:30] <vifino> asie:
Depends.
L486[10:30:33] <asie> On?
L487[10:30:42] <vifino> What you do on
it.
L488[10:30:48] <asie> Considered putting
up a literal serial port
L489[10:30:49] <vifino> Or what you plan
to do with it.
L490[10:30:52] <asie> anything you type in
is echoed to everyone else
L491[10:30:57] <asie> and never
stored
L492[10:31:22] <asie> or maybe something
else.
L493[10:31:23] <vifino> I could instead
give you asie.tty.sh ._.
L494[10:31:43] <Vexatos> vifino, would
wiki.* work?
L495[10:32:42] <vifino> Vexatos: Many
alternatives there: {wiki,files}.vex.tty.sh, mc.tty.sh, etc..
L496[10:32:57] <vifino> I may or may not
make a wiki myself, that's why.
L497[10:33:25] <Vexatos> ah
L498[10:34:08] <Vexatos> vifino, just
decide on one
L499[10:34:15] <Vexatos> preferably not a
sub-subdomain :P
L500[10:34:21] <Vexatos> mc.tty.sh would
do
L501[10:34:33] <vifino> Vexatos: Problem
is, that you have two sites.
L502[10:34:43] <Vexatos> Ahh
L503[10:34:44] <Vexatos> right
L504[10:34:46] <Vexatos> uuh
L505[10:34:48] <vifino> and the one would
just not poof and go away
L506[10:34:51] <Vexatos> wiki.vex then, I
guess
L507[10:34:58] <Vexatos> and
files.vex
L508[10:35:04] <Vexatos> tty.sh is short
enough
L509[10:35:24] <vifino> Mkay.
L510[10:35:33] <vifino> give me... 5
minutes?
L511[10:35:48] <SkySom> Best I can do is 2
and a half
L512[10:36:50] <vifino> done
L513[10:37:02] <vifino> Wasn't exactly 5
minutes, but oh well.
L514[10:37:22] <vifino> Vexatos:
*poke*
L515[10:37:30] <Vexatos> ::U
L516[10:37:43] <Vexatos> Thanks
L517[10:37:59] <vifino> Was around a
minute.
L518[10:38:03] <vifino> Beat that
SkySom.
L519[10:38:36] <SkySom> About a minute and
a half from giving an estimate.
L520[10:38:40] <SkySom> But... Not bad
good sir
L521[10:39:35] <vifino> :)
L522[10:41:56] <vifino> Vexatos: get yar
domain rollin again
L523[10:42:11] <Vexatos> Hurr
L524[10:42:16] <Vexatos> Currently
updating NotEnoughMods
L525[10:42:22] <Vexatos> vifino, thank you
so much for your help <3
L526[10:42:38] <vifino> No problem.
L527[10:43:06] <vifino> I bought my stuff
to benifit me and other people.
L528[10:43:53] <SkySom> Not enough
mods?
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L531[10:44:20] <Caitlyn> SkySom,
#NotEnoughMods
L532[10:44:27] <vifino> Vexatos + Vexaton
= ???
L534[10:44:52] <SkySom> Oh hello
there.
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(Killed (insanity.esper.net (Nickname regained by
services)))
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L538[10:44:58] <SkySom> Where has this
been all my life
L539[10:49:00] <Vexatos> Okay, vifino, all
references to .tk are gone :P
L540[10:49:06] <Vexatos> Now I'm on a safe
domain q_q
L541[10:49:24] <vifino> For now
>:D
L542[10:49:35] <SkySom>
"safe"
L543[10:49:40] <SkySom> In some sense of
the word, right?
L544[10:50:36] <dangranos> ahah
L545[10:51:25] <Vexatos> Indeed
L546[10:53:02] <dangranos> anyone got
tox?
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L549[10:55:34] <DeanIsaKitty> dangranos:
Me
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L551[10:57:27] <Vexatos> Hmmm
L552[10:57:43] <Vexatos> Anyone want to
test Computronics 1.4.2? I think I am able to release it rather
soon
L553[10:57:46] <Vexatos> i.e. this
weekend
L554[10:58:20] <SkySom> Hmmm I think I'm
not even running the latest.
L555[10:58:32] *
SkySom puts that on his update list.
L556[11:00:41] <vifino> HALP
L557[11:00:47] <vifino> my server is
outdated!
L558[11:00:56] <vifino> 3.18.5-1-ARCH IS
TOO OLD!
L559[11:01:12] <Vexatos> oppm update
arch
L560[11:01:13] <Vexatos> hurr
L561[11:01:36] <vifino> 3.18.6-1-ARCH is
the current. Outdated 3:
L562[11:02:06] <vifino> ooooh, hhvm got an
update.
L563[11:02:08] *
dangranos uses current
L564[11:02:30] <vifino> dangranos:
Server.
L565[11:02:56] <Vexatos> vifino, I updated
my system yesterday. Turned out it completely broke my graphics
driver
L566[11:03:04] <vifino> Nice.
L567[11:03:10] <Vexatos> I won't ever
update again :P
L568[11:03:18] <vifino> What os?
L569[11:03:21] <dangranos> nvidia?
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L571[11:03:28] <Vexatos> Linux Mint
L572[11:03:32] <Vexatos> and no, AMD
L573[11:03:36] <Lizzy> Vexatos, just dont
update your graphics packages
L574[11:03:38] <vifino> dangranos: nvidia
drivers dont break on update, amd drivers does.
L575[11:03:44] <Vexatos> Lizzy, I
know
L576[11:03:45] <Vexatos> too late
L577[11:03:53] <Vexatos> *NOW* I
know
L578[11:03:58] <vifino> AMD is .
L579[11:04:07] <vifino> Nothing more,
nothing less.
L580[11:04:13] <dangranos> vifino, they
once broke, but it was just X autoconfig
L581[11:04:26] <Vexatos> Yea, so I have to
bring my entire PC upstairs to get a LAN connection, download the
latest xorg driver and hope it works
L582[11:04:44] <vifino> dangranos: Yeah,
you gotta remove the nvidia configs once in a while, but that's
all.
L583[11:04:47] <dangranos> always have
free fallback drivers
L584[11:04:53] <vifino> And with arch i
have no problem at all :D
L585[11:04:54] <Vexatos> Yea
L586[11:04:59] ***
prassel|off is now known as prasselpikachu
L587[11:05:02] <Vexatos>
<Vexatos> "Failed to set up fallback graphics
driver"
L588[11:05:20] <vifino> And I just
yesterday mapped λ to a key :D
L589[11:05:25] <vifino> Now i can λ all
day.
L590[11:05:28] <Vexatos> I don't even know
how to make a driver a fallback one
L591[11:05:50] ***
rakiru|offline is now known as Kasen
L592[11:06:22] <dangranos> i sometimes
read it as "lambada" instead of "lambda"
L593[11:06:48] <vifino> I wonder if I can
map Shift + ISO Level3 shift + ő to capital λ
L594[11:07:48] <vifino> Yeah, its
possible.
L595[11:07:54] <vifino> weeeeee
L596[11:08:09] ***
manmaed is now known as manmaed|AFK
L597[11:08:49] <vifino> ΛΛΛ :D
L598[11:08:59] <vifino> Yay, capital
lambda's
L599[11:10:19] <Vexatos> VVV :D
L600[11:10:25] <vifino> >_<
L601[11:10:36] <Vexatos> Hmmm
L602[11:10:47] <Vexatos> I wonder what
would happen if I completely removed my AMD driver package
L603[11:12:27] <Caitlyn> \o/ sata
connector just snapped off one of my drives
L604[11:12:55] <vifino> gg Caitlyn
L605[11:14:05] <Caitlyn> glued it back on
and it's detected \o/
L606[11:14:46] <dangranos> damn
L607[11:15:03] <vifino> Am I the only one
that thinks Caitlyn is one of the few people who would superglue a
drive back on?
L608[11:15:06] <dangranos> that font has
"П"-like "Л"s
L609[11:15:26] *
Lizzy super glues vifino to the wall
L610[11:15:36] *
vifino cries
L611[11:16:00] *
ds84182 superglues the superglue remover to the wall.
L612[11:16:13] *
SkySom superglues himself to the wall
L613[11:16:14] <SkySom> Wait
L614[11:16:16] <SkySom> Shit
L615[11:16:35] *
dangranos superglues superglue to wall
L616[11:16:42] *
vifino grabs Lizzy and holds onto her
L617[11:16:46] <dangranos>
s/wall/superglue
L618[11:16:46] <Kibibyte> * dangranos
superglues superglue to superglue
L619[11:16:57] *
Lizzy melts away
L620[11:17:00] <vifino> D:
L621[11:17:01] <dangranos> *superglued
superglue
L622[11:17:15] <SkySom> Keep going
dangranos you'll be there eventually :D
L623[11:17:23] <dangranos> where?
L624[11:17:31] <Lizzy> superglue
L625[11:17:38] *
Negi takes out of his pocket a spare superglue remover
!
L626[11:17:44] *
vifino throws λ's at Lizzy
L627[11:17:48] *
SkySom superglues Negi to the wall
L628[11:18:01] <Lizzy> that looks like the
Half life logo on here
L629[11:18:03] <SkySom> Good luck applying
it now
L630[11:18:16] *
dangranos superglues superglued superglue with superglued superglue
to superglue superglued to wall that superglued to something
superglued
L631[11:18:17] *
Negi screams.
L632[11:18:26] *
Lizzy superglues SkySom's hands to their face
L633[11:18:32] <ds84182> wat
L634[11:18:38] <dangranos> their?
L635[11:18:40] *
Negi is unsuperglued through the magic of Internet \o
L636[11:18:51] *
ds84182 superglues the ban hammer to the wall.
L637[11:18:54] *
SkySom runs around in circles
L638[11:18:55] <Negi> dangranos :
They/Them/Their can be used as neutral pronouns.
L639[11:18:56] <ds84182> ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
L640[11:19:01] <Negi> ds84182: Yes.
L641[11:19:05] *
dangranos superglues negi to superglued superglue with
wall
L642[11:19:07] <dangranos> wai
L643[11:19:14] <vifino> o_O
L644[11:19:21] *
Negi eats dangranos.
L645[11:19:26] <dangranos> you cant
L646[11:19:26] *
vifino frees himself and hugs Lizzy
L647[11:19:29] *
ds84182 superglues the wall to the floor
L648[11:19:39] *
dangranos soperglues vifino to superglued Lizzy
L649[11:19:39] *
Lizzy reforms back to a solid
L650[11:19:40] <Negi> dangranos: I'm a
vacuum. I can.
L651[11:19:58] <dangranos> you are
superglued vacuum .-.
L652[11:23:18]
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L653[11:23:44] <DeanIsaKitty> New guy! Act
serious guys!
L654[11:24:13] <vifino> λλλλλλλλλλλ
L655[11:24:21] <vifino> LAMDAAAAAS
λλλλ
L656[11:24:33] *
SkySom puts away the dildos and party favors
L657[11:24:36] *
SkySom whistles
L658[11:24:44] *
Lizzy is off home
L659[11:24:45] <SkySom> Totally
serious
L660[11:24:59] <vifino> All I say to this
is λ, SkySom.
L661[11:25:18] <SkySom> OH DO YA NOW
L662[11:25:25] <SkySom> ALL I GOT TO SAY
IS
L663[11:25:29] <SkySom> SO THERE
L664[11:25:31] <SkySom> I SAID IT.
L665[11:25:40] <dangranos> ITS
LAMBDA
L666[11:25:54] <SkySom> LAMBDA ALL THE WAY
DOWN
L667[11:25:56] <dangranos> NOT LAMBADA OR
LAMDA
L668[11:26:10] <SkySom> CAN YA FEEL MR.
KRABS
L669[11:26:35] <DeanIsaKitty> ✬
L670[11:26:57] <SkySom> New guy has yet to
speak. I believe we have scared him.
L671[11:27:46] *
Temia moos 'o'
L672[11:27:49] <vifino> dangranos: pfft,
spelling errors can happen.
L673[11:27:55] <vifino> Temia: λ!
L674[11:28:33] <Soni> hey kids
L675[11:28:59] <Temia> Oh yeah?
L676[11:29:05] <Temia> μ!
L677[11:29:18] <SkySom> OH YEAH
L678[11:29:20] <SkySom> !
L679[11:29:26] <Negi> Temia: MUU.
L680[11:29:36] <Temia> muuuuu.
L681[11:29:43] <Negi> SkySom : ¬ !7
L682[11:29:51] <SkySom> Don't you start
with me.
L683[11:29:56] <SkySom> IMMA STAB
YOU
L684[11:30:06] <DeanIsaKitty> SkySom: Have
some ☮
L685[11:30:20] *
SkySom stabs DeanIsaKitty
L686[11:30:26] <SkySom> YEAH.
L687[11:30:39] <SkySom> Man lunch sounds
good.
L688[11:30:44] <SkySom> Hmmm... What
should I get.
L689[11:33:27] <ds84182> %flip λμm
L690[11:33:27] <MichiBot> ds84182:
(╯°□°）╯︵ɯμY
L691[11:33:34] <ds84182> lol
L692[11:33:48] <ds84182> the μ doesn't
turn into a h
L693[11:37:08] <Temia> That's because it's
improperly oriented
L694[11:39:17] <Caitlyn> μ also isn't in
the map it uses for flipping :P
L695[11:39:54] *
ds84182 throws a ∡ at vifino
L697[11:40:14] <vifino> ds84182: Lisp
doesn't need it, I don't need it.
L698[11:40:16] <Caitlyn> %flip ɥ
L699[11:40:16] <MichiBot> Caitlyn:
(╯°□°）╯︵h
L700[11:40:37] <ds84182> %flip why
L701[11:40:37] <MichiBot> ds84182:
(╯°□°）╯︵ʎɥʍ
L702[11:40:43] <ds84182> %flip ʎɥʍ
L703[11:40:43] <MichiBot> ds84182:
(╯°□°）╯︵why
L704[11:40:45] <ds84182> ( ͡^ ͜ʖ ͡^)
L706[11:43:04] <ds84182>
>facebook
L707[11:43:07] <ds84182> no thanku
L708[11:43:10] <ds84182> jklol
L709[11:44:04] <Caitlyn> k
L711[11:44:05] -Kibibyte- [Caitlyn] JAVA 4-EVER
- Official Trailer | by rudisimmons | 3m24s | 240w6d ago | 349,715
views | Rated:
4.94/5.00
L712[11:44:23] <Negi> %flip Logic
L713[11:44:23] <MichiBot> Negi:
(╯°□°）╯︵ɔıɓo˥
L714[11:46:41] <ds84182> I'm so done
L715[11:47:48] <vifino> I thought ds84182
is ds84182, not 'So done'?!
L716[11:48:02] <vifino> SCNR
L717[11:48:11] ***
ds84182 is now known as So_Done
L718[11:48:17] <vifino> Well fuck.
L719[11:52:31] <Caitlyn> So... would
anyone use a Wolfram command if I added it to MichiBot?
L720[11:52:58] ⇦
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timeout: 189 seconds)
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L722[11:54:21] ***
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L723[11:54:24] ⇦
Quits: [afk]irgusite (~irgusite@84-75-179-21.dclient.hispeed.ch)
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L725[12:05:05] <dangranos> word of
warning, SSSS fan community are languages nerds
L726[12:05:14] <dangranos> SSSS is a
comic, just in case
L727[12:05:20] <vifino> Caitlyn: (((λ (y)
(λ (x) (+ y x))) 1) 2)
L728[12:05:28] <vifino> I'm
insaaaaaneeeeee~!
L729[12:05:50] <vifino> Worst thing is
that it works.
L730[12:10:00] *
Lizzy is back home
L731[12:10:23] *
Lizzy is in a "can i not exist for a while" mood
:/
L732[12:13:40] *
vifino hugs Lizzy
L733[12:14:41] <vifino> Meanwhile, sitting
in a channel for CHICKEN Scheme and asking why λ does not work as a
lambda .-.
L734[12:15:39] ⇦
Quits: dangranos (~dangranos@37.23.199.153) (Remote host closed the
connection)
L735[12:16:19] <gamax92> #lua λ
L736[12:16:19] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
function: 0x7f6e4c11fed0
L737[12:16:26] <gamax92> what
L738[12:16:32] <gamax92> #lua λ()
L739[12:16:32] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
function: 0x7f6e4c11fed0
L740[12:16:37] <vifino> I toyed around
with it, mkaay
L741[12:16:38] <gamax92> vifino:
what
L742[12:16:52] <vifino> #lua λ
"wat" "u" "want"
L743[12:16:52] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > wat | u
| want | function: 0x7f6e4c11fed0
L744[12:16:55] <gamax92> #lua λ()()
L745[12:16:55] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
function: 0x7f6e4c11fed0
L746[12:17:25] <vifino> #resetlua
L747[12:17:25] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > Sandbox
Reset!
L748[12:17:27] <vifino> flushed
L749[12:17:32] <gamax92> #lua λ
L750[12:17:32] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
nil
L751[12:17:43] ***
Techokami|Off is now known as Techokami
L752[12:18:03] <gamax92> Hello
Techokami
L753[12:18:08] <Techokami> ahoy
L754[12:18:10] <Techokami> sup
L755[12:18:15] <So_Done> sdown
L756[12:18:17] <gamax92> don't you ahoy me
>:(
L757[12:18:17] <vifino> Lambda's.
L758[12:18:27] <vifino> λλλλλλ
L759[12:18:33] <So_Done> yyyyyy
L760[12:18:47] <vifino> ΛΛΛΛΛΛ
L761[12:18:54] <So_Done> VVVVVV
L762[12:19:01] *
vifino cough
L763[12:19:07] *
So_Done chokes
L764[12:19:25] <Vexatos> VΛVΛVΛV
L765[12:19:28] <Temia> #python
print("It would be funny if this was implemented, wouldn't
it?")
L766[12:19:31] <Temia> ...
L767[12:19:31] <Temia> nuts.
L768[12:19:34] <Lizzy> HAIL HYDRA!
L769[12:19:46] <Lizzy> Temia, hmmm
L770[12:19:52] <vifino> Temia: Me does not
like python, but for you I'll implement something.
L771[12:19:54] <So_Done> %flip #python
print("It would be funny if this was implemented, wouldn't
it?")
L772[12:19:54] <MichiBot> So_Done:
(╯°□°）╯︵(„¿ʇı ʇ,uplnoʍ 'pǝʇuǝɯǝldɯı sɐʍ sıɥʇ ɟı ʎuunɟ ǝq plnoʍ
ʇI„)ʇuıɹd uoɥʇʎd#
L773[12:19:54] <vifino> Mkay?
L774[12:19:59] <Temia> No, it's okay
L775[12:20:05] *
DeanIsaKitty jumps on Lizzy's head
L776[12:20:17] <vifino> I'll do it anyways
;_;
L777[12:20:21] <Temia> I just wanted an
excuse to make a lambda function named λ.
L778[12:20:33] <Temia> Because I'm a
derp.
L779[12:20:34] *
Lizzy picks DeanIsaKitty off of her head and hugs him
L780[12:20:49] *
DeanIsaKitty squeaks
L781[12:21:22] <vifino> Temia: is jython
okay? Then I can use jruby with it.
L782[12:21:25] <gamax92> #lua
ｇｏｏｄ_ｖａｒｉａｂｌｅ_ｎａｍｅ=4
L783[12:21:25] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
nil
L784[12:21:26] <gamax92> #lua
ｇｏｏｄ_ｖａｒｉａｂｌｅ_ｎａｍｅ
L785[12:21:27] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > 4
L786[12:21:30] <Temia> Sure :V
L787[12:21:35] <vifino> Oke.
L788[12:22:02] <So_Done> %flip
my_variable
L789[12:22:02] <MichiBot> So_Done:
(╯°□°）╯︵ǝlqɐıɹɐʌ‾ʎɯ
L790[12:22:09] <So_Done> #lua
ǝlqɐıɹɐʌ‾ʎɯ=5
L791[12:22:09] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
nil
L792[12:22:12] <So_Done> #lua
ǝlqɐıɹɐʌ‾ʎɯ
L793[12:22:12] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > 5
L795[12:22:14] <MichiBot> Lizzy:
(╯°□°）╯︵IϛʇʞXoⱢ/ʎɹǝllɐɓ/ɯoɔ˙ɹnɓɯı//:dʇʇɥ :uʎlʇıɐƆ
L796[12:24:00] <gamax92> #lua
"ǝlqɐıɹɐʌ‾ʎɯ"
L797[12:24:00] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
xC7x9DlqxC9x90xC4xB1xC9xB9xC9x90xCAx8CxE2x80xBExCAx8ExC9xAF
L798[12:24:05] <gamax92> ^ is the only
reason it works.
L799[12:24:20] <Vexatos> #lua
"(╯°□°）╯︵IϛʇʞXoⱢ/ʎɹǝllɐɓ/ɯoɔ˙ɹnɓɯı//:dʇʇɥ :uʎlʇıɐƆ"
L801[12:24:39] <Vexatos> hax
L802[12:24:41] <Vexatos> Or hex*
L803[12:24:46] <Vexatos> Or both?
L804[12:24:47] <Vexatos> U:
L806[12:24:56] -Kibibyte- [Techokami] Rayman
Hypetrain | by apochedgie | 42s | 7h42m ago | 466 views | Rated:
5.00/5.00
L807[12:24:57] *
gamax92 licks Vexatos
L808[12:25:02] <gamax92> VEXATOAST
L809[12:25:14] <gamax92> im sorry
L810[12:25:26] *
Lizzy sighs
L811[12:25:49] *
Lizzy puts DeanIsaKitty down then goes to lay on the
couch
L812[12:26:05] <gamax92> you killed
him?
L813[12:26:06] <gamax92> D:
L814[12:26:16] <Lizzy> eh?
L815[12:26:24] <gamax92> you put a cat
down
L816[12:26:25] <SkySom> :D
L817[12:26:31] <SkySom> Oh wait D:
L818[12:26:37] <Lizzy> i was hugging
him
L819[12:31:03] ***
Magik6k is now known as Magik6k|off
L821[12:37:21] <Negi> gamax92 !
L822[12:39:17]
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L823[12:43:37] <dfo> hey guys, need some
help, i am trying to make a robot move outward in a square spiral,
increasing the "wall" size of the spiral by one after
every 2 right turns so that it covers every block as it spirals
outward
L824[12:43:51] <dfo> but unfortunately
it's increasing the wall size by 1 every single time it turns
right, like this
L826[12:44:03] <dfo> here is my
program
L828[12:44:12] <dfo> could anyone take a
look and see what i need to fix?
L829[12:44:29] <dfo> in the picture i
started the robot on top of the angel block
L830[12:46:19] <SkySom> ... So should it
turn right after each of those loops?
L831[12:46:27] <SkySom> Instead of just
once?
L832[12:46:47] <dfo> it's turning right
correctly
L833[12:47:02] <dfo> the wall size is
increasing every right turn instead of every two right turns
L834[12:47:24] <SkySom> Which is why I'm
saying add a second turn right?
L835[12:47:36] <SkySom> You're running
through the forward stuff twice?
L836[12:47:37] <SkySom> No?
L837[12:48:21] <dfo> yes, im basically
trying to reset it's progress after it turns right the first time,
so that it moves the same length as the first, then increases the
wall size by 1
L838[12:48:36] <SkySom> Correct.
L839[12:48:36] <dfo> i know the code is
messy but it's my first try... sorry if it's hard to
understand
L840[12:49:00] <SkySom> Thus it becomes Go
forward, turn right, go forward method repeats. Go forward?
L841[12:49:19] <dfo> this is what i want
to happen:
L842[12:49:38] <SkySom> So you want it to
move forward twice before turning?
L844[12:50:24] <dfo> go forward once, turn
right. go forward once, turn right - go forward twice, turn right,
go forward twice, turn right - go forward 3 times, turn right, go
forward 3 times, turn right - etc
L845[12:50:41] <SkySom> No.
L846[12:50:44] <dfo> basically so it
starts at a center point and covers ALL blocks as it moves
outwards
L847[12:50:48] <SkySom> You're calling
your loop twice.
L848[12:50:56] <SkySom> But only turn
once.
L849[12:52:04] <dfo> so you're saying add
another turn right at the end of the second
"repeat"?
L850[12:52:09] <SkySom> Just... do me a
favor. Add robot.turnRight() after line 23
L851[12:52:20] <dfo> ok, sec
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L853[12:52:59] <SkySom> Because right now
it looks like go forward once, turn right, go forward once, go
forward twice, turn right, go forward twice, go forward 3
times
L854[12:53:07] <SkySom> and so on and so
forth.
L855[12:53:47] <dfo> SkySom: that's
exactly what i want it to be doing
L856[12:54:10] <dfo> when i added that
second turnright() it just moves ina square in the same 4 blocks,
making a right turn teach time
L857[12:54:29] <SkySom> Read what I wrote
vs what you wrote.
L858[12:54:50] <SkySom> Yours had more
turn rights than mine
L859[12:55:17] <dfo> my bad, read what you
wrote wrong
L860[12:55:32] <dfo> adding what you said
makes it turn right too much, it just moves in a square
L861[12:55:44] ⇦
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L862[12:55:52] ***
Brycey92|alt is now known as Brycey92
L863[12:56:48] <SkySom> That should
work... You added after the second loop. Right?
L864[12:57:19] ⇦
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L866[12:59:26] <SkySom> Hmmm.. That should
work. afaik.
L867[12:59:30] <dfo> im thinking i need to
put a elseif somewhere in there
L868[13:00:26] <dfo> bb in a few, need a
break from this lol
L869[13:00:31] <dfo> driving me nuts
L871[13:00:36] <Soni> blame Vexatos
L872[13:01:05] <SkySom> dfo, you need to
reset step at the beginning of the method.
L873[13:02:23] <Vexatos> Soni, just make
your own custom note block if you want extendability
L874[13:02:34] <Soni> Vexatos, or ASM your
mod
L875[13:03:12] <Vexatos> Or just make your
own mod...
L876[13:03:25] <Lizzy> Soni, then go do
that. stop fucking whining because Vexatos isn't bending to your
every need
L877[13:03:28] <Soni> did you not read the
part about compatiblity?
L878[13:03:45] <Vexatos> Soni logic:
"I could make a mod adding a new, better note block. But why?
Let's ASM into Vanilla's and Computronics block for no
reason!"
L879[13:04:03] <Soni> the reason is
because Mojang
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L881[13:04:15] <Vexatos> Soni, people who
want compatibility can add compat with your new note block
L882[13:04:28] <Soni> what about your
noteblock?
L883[13:04:55] <Vexatos> What about them?
You can add OC compat to your note block as well
L884[13:06:06] <Soni> ok so
L885[13:06:11] <Soni> I have to add a new
noteblock
L886[13:06:15] <Soni> that extends your
iron note blocks
L887[13:06:28] <Soni> and make a crafting
recipe that turns your iron note blocks into my iron note
blocks
L888[13:06:40] <Soni> just so others can
add bloody instruments to the damn thing?!
L889[13:06:45] <Temia> Screw noteblocks,
stream tapes erryday
L891[13:07:31] <Vexatos> Soni, add your
own note block
L892[13:07:34] <Vexatos> add OC compat to
it
L893[13:07:40] <Vexatos> Done
L894[13:07:53] <Soni> WHY?!
L895[13:07:56] <Vexatos> Also, define
"others" != you
L896[13:08:00] <Vexatos> Noone would do
it
L897[13:08:12] <Soni> why not?
L898[13:08:17] <Soni> wait let me
guess
L899[13:08:20] *
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L900[13:08:27] <Soni> meh ok
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L902[13:11:08] <Soni> am I the only one
who hates mojang? :/
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L904[13:12:07] <SkySom> That seems a bit
of an over dramatization.
L905[13:12:18] <SkySom> Hate should be
reserved for much more horrid things.
L906[13:12:21] ⇦
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L907[13:12:25] <Lizzy> like SkySom
L909[13:12:42] <SkySom> Exactly.
L910[13:12:43] <Soni> am I the only one
who gets mad at MC code?
L911[13:12:45] <SkySom> Like SkySom
L912[13:12:47] <vifino> Lizzy: Did you
mean Soni? Or really SkySom? Because SkySom seems nice.
L913[13:12:48] <SkySom> Wait
L914[13:12:53] <SkySom> Dammit Lizzy
L915[13:12:54] <Soni> that should be more
accurate
L916[13:12:56] <Lizzy> :P
L917[13:13:04] <SkySom> Do I get mad at MC
code.
L918[13:13:07] <SkySom> yeah.
L919[13:13:25] <SkySom> But anger and hate
are very different levels of emotion.
L920[13:13:41] *
SkySom stabs vifino
L921[13:13:45] <SkySom> How's that for
nice
L922[13:13:47] <vifino> :<
L923[13:13:48] <Lizzy> Soni, it's a big
ball O' shit, we all know that. you seem to be the only one whining
about something everyone generally deals with in a quite
manner
L924[13:13:59] *
SkySom laugh manically
L925[13:14:03] *
vifino hugs SkySom
L926[13:14:12] <Sangar> evening o/
L927[13:14:14] <Soni> I did get banned
from the forge channel for wanting to ASM that
L928[13:14:23] <Soni> so meh :/
L929[13:14:34] <Lizzy> \o Sangar
L930[13:14:50] <Soni> if I can't get
mojang to fix their shit I can at least give advice for ppl who
want to clone mojang shit
L931[13:15:26] <Lizzy> If i could get my
fuck giving system to work again i'd give one
L932[13:15:47] <Lizzy> but sadly it only
works for a few things
L933[13:15:49] <Caitlyn> Giving fucks?
whats that?
L934[13:15:56] <Lizzy> Caitlyn,
cookies
L935[13:16:03] *
Lizzy hands Caitlyn a cookie
L936[13:16:17] <Caitlyn> woooo
L937[13:16:20] *
Caitlyn noms cookie
L938[13:16:39] <vifino> Soni: Dude, if
it's broken for you but noone else, fix it yourself. If you say
other's should do it, even though for them it isn't broken, you are
just stupid.
L939[13:16:44] <SkySom> BEHOLD! The field
in which I grow my fucks. something something barren.
L940[13:17:05] <Sangar> what have i
stumbled into? >_>
L941[13:17:13] <Lizzy> Caitlyn, i cant
remember, did you give me some configs to attach my Pi to PCL? it
hink we talked about it but i went off when you were messing with
something else
L942[13:17:17] <Soni> vifino, why do you
think I asked for help with ASM?
L943[13:17:19] <SkySom> Chaos
L944[13:17:26] <SkySom> You know
L945[13:17:28] <Lizzy> right, lets see
what i can break by applying all these system updates at the same
time
L946[13:17:28] <SkySom> The usual
L947[13:17:34] <Sangar> ok, cool
L948[13:17:37] <DeanIsaKitty> SNAGAR!!!!
\o/
L949[13:17:39] *
DeanIsaKitty cuddles Sangar
L950[13:17:52] <Caitlyn> Lizzy, I have not
yet..
L951[13:17:57] <Lizzy> SkySom, behold the
field in which i grow my fucks and notice that it is barren
L952[13:17:58] *
Sangar squeeks
L953[13:18:19] <vifino> Soni: You told
Vexatos to "fix" his noteblock, while it isn't
broken.
L954[13:18:35] <SkySom> It's something
like lay thine eyes upon it and thou shall see that it is
barren.
L955[13:18:35] <Soni> well, it doesn't let
me add my own instruments to it
L956[13:18:38] <Sangar> i should get drone
rendering in inventories in 1.8 to work so i can finally release a
beta :P
L957[13:18:49] <Soni> even tho it has
non-vanilla instruments already
L958[13:18:55] <So_Done> You know fucking
wat. we need to make our own minecraft clone... oh wait, the last
person who said something like that got banned from
#minecraftforge
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L960[13:19:07] <SkySom> Well duh.
L961[13:19:12] <SkySom> And there are some
clones.
L962[13:19:16] <Soni> copygirl is making
one
L963[13:19:21] <Lizzy> Soni, vifino I SAID
END OF DISCUSSION ABOUT THAT
L964[13:19:30] <dsAway> Yes, but they suck
ass
L965[13:19:35] <SkySom> Indeed.
L966[13:19:43] <Soni> asie is making
one
L967[13:19:58] <SkySom> Mostly would
require everyone to rewrite everything to make mods work with it
instead of MC.
L968[13:19:58] <vifino> Lizzy: ._.
L969[13:20:04] <Soni> Lizzy, only if
Sangar says so
L970[13:20:12] <Sangar> i say what?
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L972[13:20:18] <SkySom> I though asie was
just making an API.
L973[13:20:19] <DeanIsaKitty> Sangar: You
say "Cookies!!"
L974[13:20:19] <Soni> Sangar, you say what
Lizzy just said
L975[13:20:23] <Sangar>
"so"
L976[13:20:25] <Sangar> there
L977[13:20:26] <Sangar> i said so
L978[13:20:32] *
SkySom dies
L979[13:20:34] <Sangar> what now?
L980[13:20:38] <Soni> Sangar, you say what
Lizzy just said
L981[13:20:40] <DeanIsaKitty> SAY
"COOKKIES!!!"
L982[13:20:51] <vifino> COOKIES!!!
L983[13:20:57] <vifino> er
L984[13:21:00] <Sangar>
"COOKKIES!!!"
L985[13:21:01] <Soni> SkySom, you make an
API someone makes an implementation problem solved
L986[13:21:01] <vifino> COOKKIES!!!
L987[13:21:02] <SkySom> "I SAID END
OF DISCUSSION ABOUT THAT" is what they are speaking of.
L988[13:21:03] <DeanIsaKitty> \o/
L989[13:21:05] <vifino> Sorry :<
L990[13:21:06] <ds84182> Forge is ass
backwards. There i said it
L991[13:21:10] <Sangar> ah
L992[13:21:16] <Skye> Sangar, best bot
ever.
L993[13:21:22] <Sangar> well, i'm assuming
it's a pointless discussion if it came to that, so yeah.
L994[13:21:27] <DeanIsaKitty> ds84182:
Forge is egroF backwards.
L995[13:21:32] <vifino> ^
L996[13:21:39] <ds84182> Oh no Lex is
going to break down my door and murder me
L997[13:21:40] <Negi> Carambar \o/
L998[13:21:48] <SkySom> Man Cookies do
sound good.
L999[13:21:56] *
SkySom gets out his oven mitts
L1000[13:22:02] <Soni> inb4 someone makes
a language where "egrof" means "ass"
L1001[13:22:02] <vifino> ds84182: Don't
worry, i'm there before him >:D
L1002[13:22:13] <ds84182> .
L1003[13:22:15] <ds84182> ب_ب
L1004[13:22:18] <vifino> #lua egrof ==
ass
L1005[13:22:18] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
true
L1006[13:22:26] <vifino> Soni: Did
it.
L1007[13:22:34] <Soni> lol
L1008[13:23:12] <Negi> #lua
print(egrof.." // "..ass)
L1009[13:23:12] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
lua:1: attempt to concatenate global 'ass' (a nil value)
L1010[13:23:18] <Negi> vifino: :c
L1011[13:23:21] <ds84182> I could totally
convert LuaVM into a profiler
L1012[13:23:47] <Negi> ds84182: Isn't
that a thing you can do by just tweaking around with vm.run()
?
L1013[13:23:59] <DeanIsaKitty> Tacocat is
Tacocat backwards!
L1014[13:24:01] *
Lizzy goes to find her laptop
L1015[13:24:13] *
Negi eats a taco-not-cat.
L1016[13:24:42] <ds84182> #lua
setmetatable(_G,{__index=function(_,i) return i end})
L1017[13:24:42] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
table: 0x7f6e58052c70
L1018[13:24:48] <vifino> Negi:
meep.
L1019[13:24:50] <ds84182> #lua five
L1020[13:24:50] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
five
L1021[13:24:55] <ds84182> There
L1022[13:25:01] <vifino> #lua what
the
L1023[13:25:01] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
lua:1: '=' expected near 'the'
L1024[13:25:03] <vifino> oh
L1025[13:25:14] <vifino> ds84182:
fixit
L1026[13:25:19] <ds84182> Negi, yes, but
what about table allocation stuff
L1027[13:25:21] <vifino> make
plaintextlang
L1028[13:25:35] <ds84182> vifino, can i
eat lunch first
L1029[13:25:41] <vifino> ds84182:
Yes.
L1030[13:25:44] <Negi> Table allocation
stuff ?
L1031[13:26:06] <ds84182> Negi, like
tracking tables and stuff
L1032[13:26:30] <vifino> #lua
setmetatable(_G,{__index=function(...) return ... end})
L1033[13:26:31] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
table: 0x7f6e58052c70
L1034[13:26:34] <vifino> riight
L1035[13:26:42] <vifino> #lua wat
L1036[13:26:42] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
table: 0x7f6e58052c70
L1037[13:26:49] <vifino> #lua
unpack(wat)
L1038[13:26:49] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
nil
L1039[13:26:55] <vifino> mkaaay
L1040[13:27:23] <vifino> #lua
setmetatable(_G,{__index=function(..., i) retun i end})
L1041[13:27:23] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
lua:1: ')' expected near ','
L1042[13:27:28] <vifino> idfk
L1043[13:27:51] <Negi> :I ds84182, expose
the env of the VM to hooks and such ?
L1044[13:27:52] <SkySom> Or do you?
L1045[13:28:29] <ds84182> vifino, look up
metatables
L1046[13:28:42] <vifino> ds84182: no get
rekt
L1048[13:29:04] <dfo> holy shit... IT'S
WORKING!!!
L1050[13:29:42] <DeanIsaKitty> dfo, No!
We are playing lets break all the shit and not lets get stuff
working! :<
L1051[13:30:00] <dfo> i have been trying
for 2 days to figure this shit out hahahah
L1052[13:30:06] <Negi> Lizzy: That's also
called meta-catlateral damage.
L1053[13:30:41] <dfo> there seems to be a
pretty large delay after robot.swing()
L1054[13:30:43] <dfo> any way to speed
that up?
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L1056[13:31:08] <dfo> robot.use() works
fine, it's instant, but after the swing there is about a 5 second
delay after it breaks the mining well
L1057[13:31:17] <SkySom> What'd you
change dfo ?
L1058[13:32:12] <dfo> let me pastebin the
new code, i sat down and rewrote it from scratch looking at a piece
of paper drawing otu what i wanted to happen lol
L1059[13:32:30] <DeanIsaKitty> dfo:
Titanpad is a thing, it might help here. ;)
L1060[13:33:11] <dfo> DeanIsaKitty: ill
check that out
L1062[13:33:16] <Lizzy> Caitlyn, what was
Inspi's channel on ChatSpile?
L1063[13:33:28] <Lizzy> s/il/ik
L1064[13:33:28] <Kibibyte> <Lizzy>
Caitlyn, what was Inspi's channel on ChatSpike?
L1065[13:33:29] <Caitlyn> #inspircd
L1066[13:33:31] <Lizzy> ok
L1067[13:33:55] <SkySom> Ah yep. There it
was.
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L1069[13:34:00] <SkySom> You hadn't reset
step.
L1070[13:34:11] <SkySom> That looks to be
the major change between the earlier one and this one.
L1071[13:35:03] <dfo> hey how do i make
it so i can cancel the running program with ctrl+c or something
similar? right now the only way i can find to stop it is to kill
power tot he robot
L1072[13:35:20] <Lizzy> ctrl + alt +
c
L1073[13:35:39] <dfo> oh nice
L1074[13:35:39] <dfo> thx
L1075[13:36:35] <dfo> now the next step
for me is to learn how to use the filesystem so i can save the wall
size and step position so that it can survive restarts... might be
tricky though i don't know how to tell it if it's in its first or
second turn :\
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L1077[13:40:48] <dfo> i cant find
anything on the wiki, is there any documentation yet about how to
read/write to a file and how to reference data from inside a file
within a program?
L1078[13:42:20] <dfo> and here's a stupid
question, how do i pick up and move a robot in creative without
breaking it?
L1079[13:42:29] <SkySom> Check Lua
documentation?
L1080[13:42:39] <SkySom> I'm not sure
what to what OC uses for file access.
L1081[13:43:00] <SkySom> ... Have you
tried a wrench?
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L1083[13:45:55] <dfo> SkySom: yeah
crescent hammer does nothing
L1084[13:46:59] <Lizzy> ... wifi
pls
L1085[13:47:40] <SkySom> Liz no
L1086[13:55:39] <nxsupert> o/
L1087[13:59:47] <vifino> s/w/v/
L1088[13:59:48] <Kibibyte> <Lizzy>
... vifi pls
L1089[13:59:51] <vifino> ;3
L1090[14:02:00] <SkySom> :/
L1091[14:02:44] <ds84182> I never trust
Lenovo.
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L1095[14:08:37] *
SkySom was planning on getting a Lenovo laptop soon
L1096[14:08:47] <gamax92> who is
SkySom
L1097[14:08:47] <Magik6k> Sangar, I did
some stuff for #924
L1098[14:08:54] <SkySom> I is?
L1099[14:09:05] <gamax92> SkySom: who are
you
L1100[14:09:18] <Dashkal> I'm eyeing the
new asus zenbook, but it doesn't look like it's for sale yet
L1101[14:09:28] <gamax92> I'm building a
laptop
L1102[14:09:30] *
SkySom is unsure what you wish to know.
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L1104[14:09:55] <Sangar> Magik6k, great,
one sec
L1105[14:10:43] <gamax92> ~w
debug.sethook
L1107[14:11:04] <gamax92> oh, it has to
be a thread?
L1108[14:29:12] <Dashkal> Blergh. I have
no idea if this'll run linux, only because I can't figure out what
chipset it uses (integrated net)
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L1120[15:50:36] <Magik6k> Sangar u still
here?
L1121[15:50:41] <Sangar> yes
L1122[15:51:21] <Magik6k> my copypasta
derped hard
L1124[15:51:47] <Magik6k> require
"event"
L1125[15:51:50] <Magik6k> ..
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L1127[15:52:28] <Sangar> yeah, i noticed
when testing 1.8 :P added it below, as it's only used once
L1128[15:52:29] <Magik6k> ah
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L1130[15:53:11] <Kodos> I wonder if I
could find some poor sod to trade me a copy of medieval engineers
for one of my Torchlight 2s
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L1136[16:12:48] <sirius_black> blech,
connecting 10 peripherals :P
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L1159[17:12:23] <Caitlyn> it just kept
going... on and on and on
L1160[17:15:22] <Caitlyn> Oh man this is
sooo spammy
L1162[17:16:41] <SkySom> Damn all the
spam.
L1163[17:17:23] <Caitlyn> Thank
WolframAlpha.. lol
L1164[17:18:07] <TabletCube> Wolfram's
awesome.
L1165[17:19:18] <Caitlyn> I may make it
reply in PM.. lol
L1166[17:20:36] <Caitlyn> TabletCube,
you've used Janus before?
L1167[17:20:52] <gamax92> it didn't even
log it ... lol
L1168[17:20:53] <TabletCube> No, but I'm
aware it's a thing
L1169[17:21:17] <Caitlyn> Oh.. :/
L1170[17:21:35] <TabletCube> i've been on
a network using it if it counts
L1171[17:21:35] <Caitlyn> Damn I was
hoping someone elsem ight have had it working to help me figure out
wtf is wrong
L1172[17:23:38] <Caitlyn> gamax92 didn't
log what?
L1173[17:23:55] <gamax92> Caitlyn: you
told wolfram to log10 the number
L1174[17:23:58] <gamax92> but it
didn't
L1175[17:24:40] <Caitlyn> Caitlyn:
log(10, 2^(512^2))
L1176[17:24:47] <Caitlyn> Caitlyn:
78913.207183338686438110368818657500009120368286002981...
L1177[17:24:51] <Caitlyn> works.. so IDK
:p
L1178[17:25:11] <ds84182> #lua
math.log(2^10)
L1179[17:25:11] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
6.9314718055995
L1180[17:25:18] <ds84182> no wait
L1181[17:25:22] <ds84182> #lua
math.log(10^2)
L1182[17:25:22] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
4.6051701859881
L1183[17:25:27] <ds84182> fml
L1184[17:25:29] <gamax92> log10
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L1187[17:25:43] <gamax92> #lua
math.log10(20^2)
L1188[17:25:43] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
2.602059991328
L1189[17:25:44] <ds84182> #lua
math.log10
L1190[17:25:44] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
function: 0x7f6e5802fc10
L1191[17:25:47] <ds84182> #lua
math.log
L1192[17:25:47] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
function: 0x7f6e5802fc70
L1193[17:25:51] <ds84182> huh
L1194[17:26:01] <ds84182> #lua
math.log10(2^10)
L1195[17:26:01] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
3.0102999566398
L1196[17:26:08] <gamax92> log is ln and
log10 is log or logbase(10,
L1197[17:26:18] <ds84182> #lua
2^3.0102999566398
L1198[17:26:18] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
8.0573194566303
L1199[17:26:23] <ds84182> magicall
L1200[17:26:31] <ds84182> #lua
3.0102999566398^2
L1201[17:26:31] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
9.0619058289456
L1202[17:28:31] <Caitlyn> Damn... I'd
really like to output to the channel but some of these answers can
be HUGE
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L1205[17:42:53] <Soni> Twitter: What's
your gender? ( ) Male ( ) Female [Back] [Continue] "hmm...
what if I don't select anything?" *hits Continue* "Oh, it
goes thru :D"
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L1207[17:50:40] <Soni> (random Twitter
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L1210[17:57:51] <sirius_black> XD
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L1214[18:36:03] -Kibibyte- [Kodos] The C90s -
Shine A Light (Flight Facilities Remix) | by flightfacilities |
5m51s | 225w5d ago | 1,95,173 views | Rated:
4.96/5.00
L1215[18:36:56] *
ds84182 throws a ? at vifino
L1216[18:37:06] *
ds84182 throws a ??????????????? at vifino
L1217[18:37:12] <vifino> wtf
L1218[18:37:38] <ds84182> ?
L1219[18:38:28] <ds84182> vifino: hey,
lets play dominoes
L1220[18:38:40] <vifino> .-.
L1221[18:38:47] <vifino> i want to play
doom
L1222[18:38:55] <ds84182>
??????????
L1223[18:38:58] <ds84182> now knock them
over
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L1234[19:17:05] <dfo> anyone here know
how to use the equip() function with robots?
L1235[19:17:46] <DangerMan_500> I cannot
see a way to make a Creatix
L1236[19:18:10] <DangerMan_500> However,
I cant get drones to work
L1237[19:18:32] <gamax92> i don't believe
that can be made and is a creative only item
L1238[19:19:01] <DangerMan_500> No, I am
in creative I just cant get a openos floppydisk in
L1239[19:19:30] <DangerMan_500> neither
turn it on
L1240[19:20:01] <DangerMan_500> brb
L1241[19:21:09] <DangerMan_500> back I
just snapped MC and web to the sides
L1242[19:23:28] <DangerMan_500> This also
happenned when I was makin a tablet
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L1246[19:25:35] <DangerMan_500> I could
not find a totorial how to build drones either
L1247[19:25:40] <DangerMan_500> ill look
it up
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L1252[19:39:00] <dfo> oh well that'
L1253[19:39:14] <dfo> s just fricking
wonderful, apparently i reached my daily limit of pastebin
pastes
L1254[19:40:59] <sirius_black> blech...
can't iterate over this table properly because it has a mixture of
strings and booleans apparently...
L1255[19:41:17] <sirius_black> so why
doesn't concatenation work on booleans :S
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L1257[19:43:26] <gamax92> dfo: <3
hastebin
L1258[19:43:41] <Caitlyn>
paste.pc-logix.com <3
L1259[19:43:42] <Caitlyn> :P
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L1261[19:47:50] <gamax92> lol
Caitlyn
L1262[19:47:57] <gamax92> your old name
is listed in the pastes
L1263[19:48:15] <Caitlyn> Not really
surprising.
L1264[19:49:14] <gamax92> why do you hate
me :(
L1265[19:49:25] <Caitlyn> o_O
L1266[19:50:13] <Caitlyn> I wasn't aware
I hated you
L1267[19:52:03] <Izaya> Morning o/
L1268[19:52:23] <Izaya> Ohwait
L1269[19:52:27] <Izaya> It's
afternoon
L1270[19:52:31] <Izaya> And I should be
at school.
L1271[19:52:35] <Izaya> \o/
L1272[19:52:35] <vifino> It's
night.
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L1274[19:53:39] <sirius_black> it really
does surprise me how much "stuff" OC computers can
interact with
L1275[19:53:39] <Izaya> .octime
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L1277[19:54:52] <dangranos> why it
suprises you?
L1278[19:55:41] <sirius_black> used to
CC?
L1280[19:56:38] <sirius_black> i seem to
remember having trouble even reading the contents of a chest with a
turtle XD
L1281[19:56:57] <SkySom> Used to need all
the OpenPerphirals mods to read basic stuff.
L1282[19:58:36] <sirius_black> but yeah,
connect an adapter to an ME controller and you can use anything
from power storage to information about any item in the network to
a decent part of the structure of the ME network
L1283[19:59:24] <sirius_black> CC could
read, i believe the power level, and MAYBE the number of
items/total storage capacity
L1284[20:00:27] <sirius_black> and of
course (and this is actually an essential part of the map i'm
currently making) the debug card
L1285[20:03:24] <dfo> so now that i've
reached my pastebin limit any ideas on how to easily get my program
off my test world computer into another world?
L1286[20:04:41] <sirius_black> save file
has plaintext mirrors of your harddrives?
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L1288[20:05:08] <dangranos> um
L1289[20:05:24] <dangranos> its in
opencomputers or something like that
L1290[20:05:31] <dangranos> just find id
of hdd
L1291[20:05:46] <sirius_black> actually,
i think it's the id of the computer
L1292[20:06:33] <dangranos> no
L1293[20:06:41] <dangranos> its uid of
hdd
L1294[20:06:45] <dangranos> hover mouse
over HDD
L1295[20:07:34] <dfo> dangranos: oh neat,
thanks
L1296[20:07:36] <dfo> good call
L1297[20:10:06] <SkySom> I don't think
you could read power level in vanilla CC iirc
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L1300[20:11:23] <Izaya> Why does *every
program* insist on having it's own folder in the start menu even if
only they only have *one* entry!>
L1301[20:11:33] <dangranos> heh
L1302[20:11:35] *
SkySom doesn't know.
L1303[20:11:35] <Izaya> s/\>/\?/
L1304[20:11:35] <Kibibyte> <Izaya>
Why does *every program* insist on having it's own folder in the
start menu even if only they only have *one* entry!?
L1305[20:11:59] <dangranos> sks, why you
arent no #ssss ? ._.
L1306[20:12:03] <dangranos> *on
L1307[20:12:11] <Izaya> 'Cause I'm not on
that network
L1308[20:12:14] <Caitlyn> Well... most of
my programs install to the same Start Menu folder...
L1309[20:12:23] <Caitlyn> so if you
install 2 programs they both go into PC-Logix.
L1310[20:12:34] <Caitlyn> other people no
clue :P
L1311[20:12:47] <Izaya> Caitlyn: Can you
choose the start menu foldeR?
L1312[20:13:19] <Caitlyn> most installer
programs let you... yes?
L1313[20:13:32] <Caitlyn> nsis does, as
does the "ClickTeam installer" thingy
L1314[20:13:33] <Izaya> Most programs,
you can't.
L1315[20:14:31] <Caitlyn> but like my
DynDNS updater installed to PC-Logix, as do some of my other
utilities
L1316[20:14:43] <Caitlyn>
s/installed/installs/
L1317[20:14:43] <Kibibyte>
<Caitlyn> but like my DynDNS updater installs to PC-Logix, as
do some of my other utilities
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L1320[20:16:29] <Izaya> Caitlyn: It just
feels like most programs are trying to remove options,
though.
L1321[20:17:13] <Caitlyn> well.. you
gotta conform to the common idiot :P
L1322[20:17:57] <Caitlyn> "ERMERGERD
WAT R MEAN STERT MERNU FOLDRE"
L1323[20:18:02] <SkySom> Standard install
(Suggested) Advanced install (Please dont click if you're
stupid)
L1324[20:18:27] <Caitlyn> Yes, but that
requires EFFORT from the person making the installer.
L1325[20:18:27] <Caitlyn> lol
L1326[20:18:30] <Izaya> SkySom: Either
there is no Advanced Install or the Advanced Install is greyed out
in most programs
L1327[20:18:51] *
SkySom would be a horrid installer developer
L1328[20:19:06] <SkySom> (Good job you
****wit you managed to install this)
L1329[20:19:31] *
Izaya would be a good installer developer, just never on
Windows
L1330[20:23:22] <gamax92> Izaya: λ
L1331[20:23:32] <Izaya> HL3
confirmed
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L1347[21:34:32] <lperkins2> I just had a
robot vanish into thin air, dropped its upgrades, nothing in the
log about it.
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L1349[21:46:05] <lperkins2> Hm, I think
it ran afoul of galacticraft's oxygen sealer and bad
timing...
L1350[21:49:38] <four_chan> gamax92,
should i try to upgrade mitchs1 from 32 to 64 bit?
L1351[21:49:46] <four_chan> it's cpu
supports 32 but i didn't think to install it 64bit
L1352[21:49:47] <four_chan> so
L1353[21:49:49] <gamax92> i don't even
know who you are.
L1354[21:50:08] *
four_chan is wolfmitchell
L1355[21:50:11] <gamax92> k
L1356[21:50:23] <four_chan> gamax92, /ns
info four_chan
L1357[21:50:25] <four_chan> and /whois
four_chan
L1358[21:50:33] <gamax92> Hey lperkins2!
o/
L1359[21:51:43] <four_chan> gamax92,
should I?
L1360[21:51:54] <gamax92> i don't
know
L1361[21:51:59] <four_chan> lol
L1362[21:52:00] <gamax92> sure
L1363[21:52:18] <gamax92> How elmo
how?
L1364[21:52:26] <gamax92> This stop sign
is an octagon
L1365[21:52:31] <gamax92> eight fantastic
sides
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L1367[21:58:44] <lperkins2> hello.
L1368[21:59:15] <gamax92> lperkins2: i
have something to show you
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L1370[21:59:36] <gamax92> ~calc
2^512^2
L1371[21:59:36] <izak92>
1611325717485760473619572118452005010644023874549669517476371250496071834282353275703306475315385411110721798095697231109437131380755198764527042761567968838933044413349992335761229510547289856972818021245410333508994362904997359190778069206205729655290328055240321669423907520389132735546007127101920230745954249975513130364577365491184375565016952080198536129414960750095683779454680145824951008720601514595084959095697130708311086572996862066948102324855...(78914)
L1372[21:59:44] <gamax92> i made it
extremely fast
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L1374[22:00:27] <gamax92> the number at
the end shows the original length of the cropped message
L1375[22:03:50] <four_chan> ~calc
9999999999999999999999999^9999999999999999999999^99999999999999999
L1376[22:03:52] <four_chan> kek
L1377[22:04:00] <four_chan> oh
L1378[22:10:40] <Izaya> Who is this four
chan?
L1379[22:14:16] <gamax92> four_chan: it
would actually go through and calculate that
L1380[22:14:30] <gamax92> if it wasnt
time limited
L1381[22:14:31] <four_chan> Izaya, i am
this four_chan
L1382[22:20:33] <Izaya> Well, reboot
time, gotta pull a GPU
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L1384[22:28:35] <lperkins2> nice, less
than a second
L1385[22:28:43] <lperkins2> ~calc
2^512
L1386[22:28:51] <lperkins2> heh, only
listens to you, nice
L1387[22:28:58] <gamax92> >izak92 has
quit (Remote host closed the connection)
L1388[22:29:04] <lperkins2> oh, so it
has,
L1389[22:29:08] <gamax92> :P
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L1392[22:30:23] <gamax92> ~calc
9^9^6
L1393[22:30:31] <izak92>
392156072358397448694332125004537337608017940519105781971605009450157711921549970925612182998394226955902667249910160338924491889228214667056455673146089575674863915867550229003454585151813319625784300858233073095994327743603146919240515365173829789814278501186116063445187778746089132462565913681865288507000111809791801514366475947425842239374521410749267692222793737326738479658535509042650761887386827699861567710419756110741699757576452939480434925549...(507124)
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L1395[22:31:04] <gamax92> lperkins2:
507124 digits
L1396[22:31:05] <lperkins2> I was gonna
drop a 512^4098
L1397[22:31:11] <lperkins2> at it and see
wwhat happened
L1398[22:31:44] <lperkins2> nice
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L1400[22:33:09] <lperkins2> ~calc
1+1
L1401[22:33:09] <izak92> 2
L1402[22:33:39] <lperkins2> ~calc
2^512^3*256^256^3*256*256*512*256
L1403[22:33:44] <LordFokas> now do an
equation
L1404[22:33:50] <izak92> OOPS:
libcalc:354: Too long without returning
L1405[22:34:06] <lperkins2> good job
including that failsafe :)
L1406[22:34:40] <lperkins2> and if you're
not gonna print the whole thing, you should have it return it in
scientific notation,
L1407[22:34:49] <LordFokas> ^
L1408[22:35:04] <lperkins2> 3.921E507124
or whatever it is
L1409[22:35:07] <gamax92> the not
printing the whole thing is part of the bot's irc output
method.
L1410[22:35:32] <gamax92> not part of
libcalc trimming it something
L1411[22:36:03] <lperkins2> fair
enough
L1412[22:36:04] <LordFokas> put it on
scientific notation and give like 12 decimal cases
L1413[22:36:55] <lperkins2> Oh, and the
length it would get if it didn't abandon the effort after 12
seconds would be whatever it takes to represent 268435490
bits...
L1414[22:37:13] <gamax92> oh cool, i just
figured out how to do modulo
L1415[22:37:16] <Gopher> ~calc
1.1^1024
L1416[22:37:17] <izak92>
(2432817896953482871137299809352403862454993929109389759480304462792985184763017146820401804815831307154555858287894144357599778902392489639644387539535934977054248186068842301893111286894120790456369098805752665523331422303746964290893455209018474745087504477513919477899585093928216493722436500379854924482751581479019248253250382020978517699712050558187165202028334569949887029771554446378818725165199392274851933863470914087207836125496557582759179886301...(2095)
L1417[22:37:42] <Gopher> ~calc
0.1^1024
L1418[22:37:43] <gamax92> lol, it tried
to convert it to a fraction
L1419[22:37:43] <izak92>
(1/10000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000...(1029)
L1420[22:37:46] <gamax92> hence rendreing
it useless
L1421[22:38:06] <lperkins2> it handls
floats?
L1422[22:38:11] <gamax92> sorta
L1423[22:38:25] <gamax92> so uhh gotta
test something
L1424[22:39:05] <gamax92> (a/b)%(c/d) ==
((a*d)%(c*b))/(d*b) ?
L1425[22:39:13] <Gopher> the last one
seems to be accurate, should've been 1/1<1024 0s>, which
would be 1029 characters counting the () around fractions
L1426[22:39:56] <lperkins2> um, by / do
you mean the floor divides function?
L1427[22:40:11] <lperkins2> since mod
outside the realm of integers is undefined...
L1428[22:40:47] <Gopher> no it's not,
most languages just don't implement it
L1429[22:42:09] <gamax92> #lua
(17/3)%(7/2)
L1430[22:42:09] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
2.1666666666667
L1431[22:42:11] <lperkins2> True, never
actually went to look, but you are correct, it's just subject to
some limits. The use of fractions in modular arithmetic is valid
only when the denominator is invertible, i.e. coprime to the
modulus
L1432[22:42:43] <Gopher> yah, it's mainly
/useful/ for integers, but no reason logically you can't modulo
floats, heh
L1433[22:43:10] <lperkins2> of course,
lots of implementations also don't care about having the proper
arithmetic mod function either,
L1434[22:43:22] <gamax92> #lua
((17*2)%(7*3))/(2*3)
L1435[22:43:22] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
2.1666666666667
L1436[22:43:23] <gamax92> hmm
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L1438[22:43:49] <gamax92> #lua
(74/62)%(24/64) == ((74*64)%(24*62))/(62*64)
L1439[22:43:49] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
false
L1440[22:43:52] <gamax92> aww
L1441[22:44:07] <gamax92> #lua
(74/62)%(24/64)
L1442[22:44:08] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
0.068548387096774
L1443[22:44:10] <gamax92> #lua
((74*64)%(24*62))/(62*64)
L1444[22:44:10] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
0.068548387096774
L1445[22:44:14] <gamax92> umm what
L1446[22:44:18] <gamax92> fuck you
lua
L1447[22:44:18] <Temia> Floats
L1448[22:44:26] *
Temia shruuug
L1449[22:45:52] <lperkins2> modulo
typically comes from the world of discrete math, but most
implementations basically just do a%b -> subtract b from a until
some number less than b is reached then return it, which doesn't
fit with the view of modulo from discrete math, but is easy to
implement and useful even with floats.
L1450[22:46:41] <Temia> #lua -1%2
L1451[22:46:42] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
1
L1452[22:46:53] <gamax92> #lua
a=(74/62)%(24/64) return string.format(".16f",a)
L1453[22:46:53] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
.16f
L1454[22:46:58] <gamax92> #lua
a=(74/62)%(24/64) return string.format("%.16f",a)
L1455[22:46:58] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
0.0685483870967742
L1456[22:47:08] <gamax92> #lua
a=((74*64)%(24*62))/(62*64) return
string.format("%.16f",a)
L1457[22:47:08] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
0.0685483870967742
L1458[22:47:58] <Temia> I wonder if lua
gives you a means to print the memory contents of the float in
hex.
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L1460[22:52:34] <lperkins2>
(a/b)%(c/d)==((a*d)%(c*b))//(d*b) iff (d | a) and you use the floor
division operator or b | a
L1461[22:53:15] <gamax92> lperkins2: what
is | ?
L1462[22:53:20] <lperkins2> divides
L1463[22:53:31] <lperkins2> a | b =>
b%a==0
L1464[22:53:50] <lperkins2> note that it
is not the same as division,
L1465[22:53:52] *
gamax92 writes a test.
L1466[22:54:15] <lperkins2> as in it is
not b/a (a number), it is a boolean
L1467[22:57:18] <lperkins2> and i'm not
certain about the floor division operator part, it may require
b|a
L1468[22:57:32] <lperkins2> (just haven't
found a counter example to that)
L1469[22:59:29] <lperkins2> and there
will be other restrictions...
L1470[22:59:46] <lperkins2> maybe
L1471[22:59:59] <gamax92> hmm, i wonder
why it sometimes works then
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L1473[23:00:43] <lperkins2> there is
something related to this from geometry,
L1474[23:00:51] <lperkins2> basically for
well formed inputs it will work,
L1475[23:01:05] <lperkins2> I am just too
tired tonight to accurately work out exactly what those would
be
L1476[23:01:23] <lperkins2> c must be
greater than d,
L1477[23:01:51] <lperkins2> a must be a
multiple of b and a multiple of d
L1478[23:03:12] <lperkins2> it actually
works for more if it isn't the integer division...
L1479[23:04:11] <lperkins2> Also, I'm
hitting what may be floating point issues...
L1480[23:04:28] <lperkins2> the answers
are the same for 8 decimal places
L1481[23:05:54] <gamax92> it does
actually fail for quite a bit :(
L1482[23:06:20] <lperkins2> okay, I think
I got the list of restrictions
L1483[23:06:54] <lperkins2> maybe, hold
on
L1484[23:08:39] <lperkins2> okay, it
works if you are firmly in the world of discrete math
L1485[23:09:05] <lperkins2> which means
that b|a and d|c
L1486[23:09:40] <lperkins2> because in
discrete math, where I've seen this before, a/b is only defined if
b|a
L1487[23:12:00] <lperkins2> Doing a few
hundred million random tests is going to have to be enough proof
for tonight, it's been like 3 years since discrete math, and its
late
L1488[23:12:30] <gamax92> lperkins2: hey
so, if im right, if a/b comes out with no fractional unit, can it
be assumed that a%b is 0
L1490[23:12:56] <lperkins2> yes
L1491[23:13:08] <gamax92> #lua
(11/6)/(55/90)
L1492[23:13:09] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
3
L1493[23:13:11] <gamax92> #lua
(11/6)%(55/90)
L1494[23:13:11] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
0.61111111111111
L1495[23:13:14] <gamax92> lperkins2: i
don't get it
L1496[23:14:16] <lperkins2> that's what I
was saying about % only really being defined in the world of
integers and certain fractions
L1497[23:14:25] <lperkins2> 11/6 does not
qualify for it, since 6 is not prime
L1498[23:14:36] <gamax92> but
technically, it should be zero?
L1499[23:14:45] <lperkins2> technically
it should give NAN
L1500[23:15:07] <gamax92> wolfram gives
zero
L1501[23:15:21] <gamax92> and
((a*d)%(c*b))/(d*b) gives zero
L1502[23:15:37] <lperkins2> okay,
L1503[23:15:42] <lperkins2> I'd be happy
with that
L1504[23:16:55] <lperkins2> there are
advanced sections of math I've not studied; at the level I have
studied, I would have said NAN for all fractions in mods, but I see
that they are valid when all fractions have a denominator coprime
to the modulo,
L1505[23:17:20] <lperkins2> apparently
someone decided by convention that any other fractions are defined
as a/b%m == 0
L1506[23:17:41] <gamax92> lol ...
uhh
L1507[23:18:27] <lperkins2> It is simply
that most implementations of mod are naive, they're basically a%b
== a-a//b
L1508[23:19:07] <gamax92> huh
L1509[23:19:14] <gamax92> #lua
6-6/2
L1510[23:19:14] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
3
L1511[23:19:24] <lperkins2> er, no,
sorry, screwed that up
L1512[23:19:34] <lperkins2>
a-(a//b*b)
L1513[23:19:47] <lperkins2> #lua
6-math.floor(6/2)*2
L1514[23:19:51] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
0
L1515[23:20:05] <lperkins2> #lua
7-math.floor(7/2)*2
L1516[23:20:05] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
1
L1517[23:20:12] <gamax92> wow
L1518[23:20:24] <lperkins2> so a%b ==
a-(a//b)*b
L1519[23:20:44] <lperkins2> but it is
only strictly true for integers and select fractions
L1520[23:20:53] <gamax92> it has to be
integer division?
L1521[23:21:05] <lperkins2> yes
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L1523[23:21:22] <lperkins2> (//) is
python's integer division operator
L1524[23:21:32] <gamax92> oh, so thats
why you keep using //
L1525[23:21:33] <Kamran> Hey. I was
wondering. How do I enable OpenComputer's GregTech recipe
set?
L1526[23:21:43] <Kamran>
*OpenComputers'
L1527[23:21:53] <gamax92> #lua a=(11/6)
b=(55/90) return a-math.floor(a/b)*b
L1528[23:21:53] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
0.61111111111111
L1529[23:21:58] <gamax92> lperkins2:
nice.
L1530[23:22:34] <lperkins2> what do you
mean Kamran?
L1531[23:23:04] <lperkins2> (a/b)%(c/d)
will work so long as a/b is an integer and c/d is an integer
L1532[23:23:16] <lperkins2> it may work
for select fractions with that whole coprime business
L1533[23:23:40] <lperkins2> (I mean your
equality from above is true)
L1534[23:24:32] <Kamran> Sangar: How do I
enable OC's GregTech recipe set? I'm trying to enable it.
L1536[23:25:32] <lperkins2> Note that
it's math syntax, so the tripple equal is not 'defined to be' or
'congruent to' like in logic
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L1540[23:41:43] <Kamran> hey asie!
L1541[23:44:16] <Kamran> asie: do you
know how to enable OpenComputers' GregTech recipe set?
L1542[23:44:35] <Kamran> because i can't
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L1546[23:55:11] <Kamran> Lizzy: Do you
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L1549[23:59:23] <Kamran> Hey again
RaptorJeebus
L1550[23:59:31] <RaptorJeebus> hi
L1551[23:59:48] <Kamran> wait, you use
OpenComputers?
L1552[23:59:51] <Kamran> :D
L1553[23:59:59] <RaptorJeebus> yup