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L2[00:26:15] <dieselfuelonly2> hey guys, is
it possible to use a computer to read from an AE2 network?
L4[00:26:30] <Katie> dieselfuelonly2,
yes
L5[00:26:38] <Katie> how idfk, but
yes..
L6[00:26:40] <dieselfuelonly2> i hooked up
an adapter block to a storage bus and the only methods i can use
are
{getInterfaceConfiguration=false,setInterfaceConfiguration=false}
L7[00:26:59] <dieselfuelonly2> also tried
putting an inventory controller in the adapter block and got the
same methods
L8[00:27:00] <gamax92> Katie: what is this
screenshot of?
L9[00:27:24] <Katie> That, is a screenshot
of my game's login
L10[00:27:55] <gamax92> oh, nice
L11[00:28:36] <Katie> dieselfuelonly2, I
don't remember what you have to interface with on AE2, but it DOES
work..
L12[00:28:45] <dieselfuelonly2>
hmmmmmm
L13[00:29:07] <gamax92> k thats great,
youtube-dl just decided nope not gonna download anything
L14[00:30:28] <gamax92> Katie: my internet
is so bad, i type something on ssh and i see the key 4 seconds
later
L16[00:31:22] <gamax92> that doesn't seem
to be an effective way of coding
L17[00:31:45] <Katie> Eh, it's more
straight forward then you'd expect...
L18[00:31:52] <Katie> I don't need straight
C++ for this yet.
L19[00:32:33] <gamax92> Katie: what type of
game is it gonna be?
L20[00:32:48] <Katie> It's a recreation of
City of Heroes.
L21[00:32:54] <Katie> Superhero
MMORPG
L22[00:33:04] <gamax92> never heard of it
:P
L23[00:33:16] <Katie> it was around from
2004 to 2012
L24[00:56:59] <gamax92> Well my printer
just broken
L25[00:57:08] <gamax92> its now flashing
every single light on there
L26[01:02:20] <dangranos> irl?
L27[01:04:40] <Kubuxu> \o
L28[01:05:00] <Kubuxu> ~w event
L30[01:05:37] <gamax92> yes irl
L31[01:08:21] <Kubuxu> On which engine is
oc wiki?
L32[01:08:29] <gamax92> dokuwiki
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L34[01:25:13] <Kubuxu> ~w key_up
L36[01:25:23] <gamax92> ~w signals
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L60[02:44:50] <MichiBot> Kodos:
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L70[03:33:19] <Sangar> o/
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L77[03:44:31] <Vexatos> waaaaat
L78[03:44:32] <Vexatos> sangar
L79[03:44:34] <Vexatos> waaaaat
L80[03:44:35] <Vexatos> it works
L81[03:44:56] <Vexatos> I just successfully
compiled $({"fish", "test",
"pie"}):drop(2)()
L82[03:45:05] <Vexatos> and it spat out
{"pie"}
L83[03:45:27] <Vexatos> and it's not even
slow
L84[03:45:33] <Vexatos> all the parsing is
pretty much instant D:
L85[03:46:06] <Vexatos> Sangar, I'd also
have a question if you're here
L86[03:46:40] <Sangar> nice
L87[03:46:48] <Sangar> and yeah, i am
L88[03:49:33] <Lizzy> Sangar: are
capacitors supposed to emit light?
L89[03:49:58] <Sangar> Lizzy, uhh,
apparently
L90[03:50:47] <Lizzy> huh
L91[03:51:37] <Lizzy> anyway, back to
wondering why a piece of code works in one place but not the
other
L92[03:54:22] <Vexatos> Sangar, soooo
L93[03:54:30] <Vexatos> you're sandboxing
the string library
L94[03:54:42] <Vexatos> That means I can
add functions to the table "string"
L95[03:54:48] <Vexatos> so string.drop(s,
2) will work
L96[03:54:56] <Vexatos> but s:drop() won't
as those are still native
L97[03:55:09] <Sangar> yeah
L98[03:55:25] <Sangar> because metatables
of native types aren't persisted
L99[03:55:32] <Vexatos> Crap
L100[03:55:42] <Vexatos> Otherwise I'd
have suggested a __newindex metatable entry to machine.lua
L101[03:55:49] <Vexatos> to copy all the
changes from string over
L102[03:55:53] <Vexatos> What a pity
L103[03:56:03] <Vexatos> Guess I'll have
to add string support to $()
L104[03:56:14] <Vexatos>
$("fish"):drop(2)() :P
L105[03:56:34] <Sangar> yeah. the other
reason being that it'd influence stuff outside the sandbox
L106[03:56:52] <Sangar> which is...
potentially dangerous if i/someone forgets that's the case
L107[03:58:41] <Vexatos> Mhm
L108[03:58:52] <Vexatos> Well, detecting a
string and doing the appropriate stuff is easy
L109[03:58:58] <Vexatos> Can also still do
string.drop(s, 2)
L110[03:59:12] <Vexatos> or
string.dropwhile(s, x -> x:find("i"))
L111[03:59:35] <Vexatos> Currently testing
every single parser
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L113[04:00:55] <Vexatos> Now I need to
know why "x" doesn't match
"[a-zA-Z_][a-zA-Z0-9_]*"
L114[04:01:33] <Kubuxu> Vexatos, do you
have some repo of that?
L115[04:01:41] <Vexatos> Kubuxu, yes
L116[04:01:46] <Vexatos> But I didn't push
my latest fixes yet
L117[04:05:37] <asie> i just rewrote
minecraft's chunk unloading mechanism
L118[04:05:47] <asie> this should fix
ghost chunk lag
L119[04:05:51] <Lizzy> OMFG i fixed the
error i was having
L120[04:06:12] <asie> it should also make
all chunk accesses a tiny bit faster
L121[04:06:15] <Lizzy> god i am stupid
sometimes
L123[04:09:02] <Kubuxu> I think you should
shallow copy it.
L124[04:09:42] <Vexatos> Kubuxu,
derp
L125[04:09:44] <Vexatos> thanks
L126[04:12:25] <Kubuxu> Vexatos, ususally
configs are done by making whole config one lua array and on load
adding return in front.
L127[04:12:28] <Kubuxu> Just saying.
L128[04:12:47] <Vexatos> I know
L129[04:12:51] <Vexatos> But I was too
lazy
L130[04:13:09] <Kubuxu> But with only one
config option it is not importatn.
L131[04:13:23] *
Lizzy is now not sure what to do as she has fixed the error that
was being stubborn for the last 2 days
L132[04:13:25] <Vexatos> Sangar, OC 1.5.9
is out?
L133[04:13:43] <Sangar> no
L134[04:13:44] *
Vexatos merges massively fancy VerySpecialThinger
branch
L135[04:13:47] <Vexatos> Aww
L136[04:13:51] <Vexatos> ModBot lied to me
D:
L137[04:14:13] <Sangar> a) it's rc1, b) i
noticed something i did while adding the update flag for install
broke piping :X
L138[04:14:17] <Vexatos> Well, back to
fixing selene
L139[04:15:49] <Kubuxu> Sangar, I already
updated wiki. I hope that no one will come and complain about
missing features.
L140[04:16:16] <Sangar> no problem. maybe
add a little note "Since 1.5.9" or so?
L141[04:16:21] <Kubuxu> Ok.
L142[04:16:32] <Kubuxu> ~w event
L144[04:16:36] <Kubuxu> ~w debug
L146[04:16:56] <Kubuxu> ~w non-stand
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L151[04:33:33] <Kubuxu> Have you seen my
addition to dmesg? You can now as parameters specify events types
to be pulled.
L152[04:33:59] <Sangar> yep, that's
nice
L153[04:35:24] <Sulljason> Sangar:
\o
L154[04:36:01] <Sangar> o/
L155[04:38:02] <Kubuxu> Shift-Right Click
on computer case calls some event?
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L157[04:53:01] <Magik6k> o/
L158[04:53:54] <Sulljason> Magik6k:
\o
L159[04:53:58] <Sangar> Kubuxu, nope, just
powers it on if it's off
L160[04:54:32] <Sangar> hey Magik6k, how's
the os coming along? :)
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L162[04:55:48] <Magik6k> Sangar, I'm
working on terminal lib/getty, after that I'll add some more openos
compatibility, after that probably networking as a module
L163[04:56:08] <Sangar> cool cool
L164[04:56:32] <Magik6k> It can already
run unmodified mpt
L165[04:56:41] <Sangar> nice
L166[04:59:46] <Vexatos> Okay, drop and
dropwhile work now
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L168[05:02:41] <Magik6k> The only problem
I see for now is that in my os the term lib works on top of io, and
apps using io.read in openos won't have 'correct' readline
functionality
L169[05:02:46] <Kubuxu> Magik6k, I want
selene for plan9k as build in.
L170[05:03:24] <Magik6k> Kubuxu, may add
as module, then wrap it in some sort of distro
L171[05:03:51] <Magik6k> (plan9k on mpt is
already metapackage)
L172[05:04:02] <Magik6k> n
L173[05:07:52] <Vexatos> Kubuxu, selene
depends 0% on any OpenOS lib
L174[05:08:03] <Vexatos> the one method I
needed I copied over from text.lua
L175[05:08:08] <Magik6k> hmm, looking at
(selene) code I guess I'll have to wrap it up in some kind of
runtime, and say all appt to include #!/bin/selne.lua at
beggining
L176[05:08:33] <Vexatos> Magik6k, don't
you have a /boot directory for auto-booting?
L177[05:08:54] <Vexatos> That's what I do
in OpenOS
L178[05:09:07] <Magik6k> Vexatos, I have
loadable kernel modules with elevated access ;p
L179[05:09:20] <Magik6k> that's second
option
L180[05:12:20] <Magik6k> but I don't think
I need to autoboot anything to run selene(am I wrong?)
L181[05:19:42] <Vexatos> Magik6k, well, on
boot it sets up the convenience functions
L182[05:19:47] <Vexatos> string.drop,
string.dropwhile etc
L183[05:20:06] <Vexatos> Those you can use
even without actually using selene code
L184[05:20:22] <Vexatos> also, if enabled
in the config, it sets up the live interpreter
L185[05:20:31] <Vexatos> so selene code is
being compiled as it's executed
L186[05:20:49] <Vexatos> with that
disabled, you will have to compile selene code manually
L187[05:21:48] <Sangar> wee so much build
spam :X why do i always notice bugs only after pushing it to the
release branch? >_>
L189[05:21:48] <MichiBot> EnderBot2:
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L191[05:23:35] <Vexatos> Sangar, your
tokenize() doesn't even respect comments >___>
L192[05:23:39] <Vexatos> time to add those
in
L193[05:23:50] <Sangar> well duh
L194[05:23:53] <Sangar> it's not written
for lua :P
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L196[05:36:43] <Lizzy> \o/ EnderBot3 can
now successfully get Nickserv account details and update when the
user was last seen. next up on my list to impliment: loading of
external modules and making sane ways for them to load and
unload
L197[05:45:54] <Sangar> allrighters, 1.5.9
rc1 is up. some testing would be great, since there were some
middling to large changes in some areas (e.g. normal and bundled
redstone handling), openos' shell and so on.
L198[05:52:08] <Vexatos> Donut forget the
robot fancinessirisity
L199[05:52:25] <Vexatos> Okay, the
compiler works now q-q
L200[05:52:33] <Vexatos> err the
tokenizer
L201[05:52:54] <Sangar> well, yeah, that
too :P
L202[05:54:52] <Vexatos> Oooh
L203[05:55:01] <Vexatos> Okay, so piping
in selenec works now
L204[05:55:09] <Vexatos> selenec -p <
test.lua > test1.lua :3
L205[05:59:24] *
Lizzy thinks it's lunch time
L206[05:59:32] <Lizzy> if it's not, too
bad i'm starving
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L208[06:15:30] <Izaya__> so I obtained a
ring today. It's the One Ring from LoTR
L209[06:15:49] <Izaya__> it even has the
engravings (probably just moulded though, can you do that with ring
material?)
L210[06:16:12] <Izaya__> unfortunately,
there is a low chance of when it heats up that it will change
colour
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L212[06:16:22] <Izaya> damnit my network
is so dodgy
L213[06:19:57] <DeanIsaKitty> Izaya!!
\o/
L214[06:20:00] *
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L215[06:20:33] <Izaya> DeanIsaKitty!
\o/
L216[06:20:36] *
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L217[06:20:50] <Izaya> Lain's HDD has
failed miserably
L218[06:20:57] <DeanIsaKitty> oh :/
L219[06:21:29] <Izaya> And of course, no
chance of me getting a replacement in the next 6 months :/
L220[06:21:40] <Izaya> So I can either
re-purpose another machine or go without
L221[06:26:37] <Sulljason> %p
L222[06:26:40] <MichiBot> Ping reply from
Sulljason 1.37s
L223[06:33:46] <Vexatos> Hmm
L224[06:33:51] <Vexatos> if I have an
internal function....
L225[06:34:06] <Vexatos> does it have
access to the local variables in the scope declaring it?
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L227[06:43:41] <Vexatos> #lua local t =
{"Fish"} print((function() if type(t) ==
"string"then return "Fish" else return type(t)
end)())
L228[06:43:45] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > lua:1:
unexpected symbol near ')'
L229[06:43:47] <Vexatos> what
L230[06:43:56] <Vexatos> #lua local t =
{"Fish"} print((function() if type(t) ==
"string" then return "Fish" else return type(t)
end)())
L231[06:43:56] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > lua:1:
unexpected symbol near ')'
L232[06:44:09] <Vexatos> oooh I forgot an
"end"
L233[06:44:52] <Vexatos> Okay, parsing
ternary operators works now
L234[06:46:32] <Sulljason> Vexatos: Is an
interpreter literally a bunch of branches and regex?
L235[06:46:45] <Vexatos> Pretty much
L236[06:46:51] <Vexatos> well
L237[06:46:56] <Vexatos> mostly searching
the pattern
L238[06:47:12] <Sulljason> With Luas very
limited regex that must be fun lol
L239[06:47:44] <Sulljason> No pos/negative
look ahead/behind.
L240[06:48:26] <Sulljason> Should totally
make one that interprets Java byte codes
L241[06:49:35] <Magik6k> ~w gpu
L243[06:49:54] <Sulljason> ~w modem
L245[06:49:57] <Sulljason> That's
neat
L246[06:50:15] <Sulljason> For all the
people like me who ask WAY to many questions?
L247[06:50:18] <Magik6k> umm, is gpu.copy
relative?
L248[06:51:37] <Kubuxu> I have replaced
thermal paste on my GPU. -25degC.
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L250[06:51:52] <Sulljason> I think x+tx
means relitive.
L251[06:52:04] <Sulljason> But I'm not
sure.
L252[06:53:21] <Magik6k> cheched, it seems
to be
L253[06:53:54] <Magik6k> now I need to
implement \E[XX;YYr escape code
L254[06:53:54] <Sulljason> Sangar: Is the
process library just for managing coroutines and not
running/scheduling them?
L255[06:55:22] <Magik6k> Sulljason, no
multithreading in openos
L256[06:55:44] <Magik6k> but I'm making
another os to solve this issue
L258[07:03:50] <Magik6k> #lua
tonumbet("12b4")
L259[07:03:51] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > lua:1:
attempt to call global 'tonumbet' (a nil value)
L260[07:03:55] <Magik6k> #lua
tonumber("12b4")
L261[07:03:55] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
nil
L262[07:06:11] <Sulljason> #lua
print("cat")
L263[07:06:15] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > cat |
nil
L264[07:07:20] <Sulljason> Magik6k: How
well do the coroutines handle events?
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L266[07:13:35] <Magik6k> Sulljason, in
terms of performance or what?
L267[07:13:57] <vifino> Mornin,
everyone.
L268[07:14:48] <vifino> Izaya: Lain died?
:/
L269[07:14:59] <Izaya> HDD failed
L270[07:15:05] <vifino> Wait, old lain, or
new lain?
L271[07:15:05] <Katie> Oh crap :/
L272[07:15:09] <Izaya> new
L273[07:15:12] <vifino> Shit.
L274[07:15:19] <Izaya> I managed to get
all the critical data off
L275[07:15:24] <Izaya> but the FS is
freaking the shit out
L276[07:15:27] <vifino> :/
L277[07:15:31] <Katie> laaaame
L278[07:15:34] <Izaya> 'cause some blocks
are fucked over
L279[07:15:36] <vifino> What did you lose?
What could you save?
L280[07:15:50] <Izaya> I got everything in
/etc/, /home/ and /srv/
L281[07:15:51] <vifino> Did you grab
/srv?
L282[07:16:00] <vifino> Good, that's the
important stuff.
L283[07:16:11] <Sangar> Sulljason, yeah,
it's pretty much just for somewhat hierarchically managing
coroutines
L284[07:16:11] <Izaya> the only thing I
didn
L285[07:16:17] <Izaya> 't grab was
/home/vbox
L286[07:16:20] <Izaya> but it's still
there
L287[07:16:21] <vifino> :/
L288[07:16:35] <Izaya> one of the disk
images has an error sector in it though, so I can't get it
out
L289[07:16:41] <Katie> Izaya, I can offer
you a smallish vm on Midori until you can get a drive if you
like?
L290[07:16:55] <Izaya> I've got stuff
lined up
L291[07:16:56] ***
Fairy is now known as Daiyousei
L292[07:17:07] <Izaya> Core 2 Duo E7400,
4GB RAM, 160GB deathstar HDD
L293[07:17:16] <vifino> Izaya: What kind
of HDD do you need? I got tons of IDE ones that I don't need.
L294[07:17:18] <Izaya> just need to get
the motivation to do it
L295[07:17:25] <Izaya> vifino: 2.5"
SATA drive
L296[07:17:30] <vifino> Ah.
L297[07:17:33] *
DeanIsaKitty points a shotgun at Izaya
L298[07:17:36] <DeanIsaKitty> Enough
motivation?
L299[07:17:47] <Izaya> That... looks like
it will do.
L300[07:17:48] <vifino> Well, that's the
kind of drive I need, too. Sorry, can't help you there.
L302[07:18:05] <Katie> Funny enough.
That's what my OS is installed on right now.. :P
L303[07:18:08] *
Izaya disappears in a puff of logic
L304[07:18:20] <vifino> :o
L305[07:18:37] <Izaya> wow, my hand looks
fucking pasty in that photo
L306[07:18:38] <vifino> lotr ring?
Awesome.
L307[07:18:57] <Katie> I ordered my new
Board/CPU last night \o/
L308[07:18:59] <Izaya> vifino: it's the
One Ring
L309[07:19:08] <vifino> Yeah.
L310[07:19:14] <Izaya> I looked at
replacement servers last night
L311[07:19:19] <vifino> Oh?
L312[07:19:32] <Izaya> then realised I
don't have the $300 for an i3 NUC
L313[07:19:44] <vifino> :/
L314[07:19:48] <Izaya> so that was
that
L315[07:20:00] <Izaya> and now I'm setting
up some C2D box to serve as a replacement
L316[07:20:12] <Izaya> well, not now, at
the moment, I'm listening to music
L317[07:20:13] <vifino> Generally, do you
want/need IDE 3.5" drives?
L318[07:20:30] <vifino> I got like, 3 of
them x_x
L319[07:21:13] <Izaya> I wouldn't say no
to more hardware, but postage is expensive
L320[07:21:15] *
vifino has nothing to fit IDE hard drives into anymore
L321[07:21:48] <Izaya> Nothing?
L322[07:21:56] <Izaya> Well, they did
sorta die out 10 years ago... :/
L323[07:21:58] <vifino> Nope.
L324[07:23:07] *
Izaya finally gets around to downloading Ctrl2Cap for his Winderps
drive
L325[07:23:24] <vifino> Ctrl2Cap?
L326[07:23:33] <vifino> Sounds like a fun
thing.
L327[07:23:36] <Izaya> maps your caps lock
to control
L328[07:24:15] <vifino> That's..
Uh..
L329[07:24:23] <vifino> Handy, I
guess?
L330[07:24:35] *
vifino likes his keyboard layout the way it is
L331[07:24:37] <Sulljason> Magik6k: Ya I
should be more precise. LIke if I have two coroutines pulling modem
events, but the first coroutine pulls a modem event that isn't for
it (wrong port) can the next coroutine pull that same event?
L332[07:24:47] <Izaya> Having a control
key on the home row is so much nicer
L333[07:24:55] <Sulljason> I guess if I
push it back on the queue.
L334[07:25:19] <Izaya> guys, want to hear
a joke?
L335[07:25:23] <vifino> Sure.
L336[07:25:32] <Izaya> why can't C be
taught in schools?
L337[07:25:49] <vifino> Because they all
wouldn't get C's? xD
L338[07:26:00] <Izaya> Because it doesn't
have classes.
L339[07:26:04] <vifino> :|
L340[07:26:20] <Izaya> I'm sorry, I had
to.
L341[07:26:26] <vifino> Okay, that got me
to giggle, even if it's stupid x_x
L342[07:27:28] <Sulljason> "A SQL
query goes into a bar, walks up to two tables and asks, "Can I
join you?""
L343[07:28:45] <DeanIsaKitty> Oracle
walked into a NoSQL bar. They didn't stay long because they found
no tables.
L344[07:28:46] <vifino> Izaya: Just
checked the post prices. 42€ for a package from germany to
australia.
L345[07:29:00] <vifino> Haha. Nice one,
DeanIsaKitty.
L346[07:29:33] <Daiyousei> lel
oracle
L347[07:29:37] <vifino> Didn't get
Sulljason's one, not an sqly guy.
L348[07:29:43] <Daiyousei> i got it
L349[07:29:49] <Izaya> I've asked this one
before, but why did the hipster burn his mouth?
L350[07:29:51] <Daiyousei> #g sql
join
L351[07:30:00] <Daiyousei> .g sql
join
L352[07:30:04] <Daiyousei> !g sql
join
L353[07:30:04] <vifino> Daiyousei: kibi
dun ded
L354[07:30:05] <Daiyousei> no bots
L355[07:30:06] <Daiyousei> rip
L356[07:30:14] <Izaya> %g sql join
L357[07:30:20] <vifino> Daiyousei: I'll
add googleing to |0xDEADBEEF|, if you want.
L358[07:30:27] <vifino> I mean, it got
google images
L359[07:30:31] <vifino> #gis wat
L361[07:30:36] <Daiyousei> #gis
daiyousei
L363[07:31:09] <Sulljason> "When your
hammer is C++, everything begins to look like a thumb."
L364[07:31:30] <vifino> Izaya: Uh, I don't
know. Maybe he lit himself on fire to look hot? xD
L365[07:31:41] <Izaya> vifino: he drank
his coffee before it was cool
L366[07:31:51] <vifino> XD
L367[07:31:54] <Sulljason> Starbucks
coffee?
L368[07:31:55] <vifino> That one got
me.
L370[07:32:35] <Izaya> I could rant about
hipsters and macbooks, but instead I'm going to find my torch and
shine it on my fancy ring
L371[07:33:40] <vifino> OSX is like the
Windows of Unixes.
L372[07:33:50] <vifino>
*dun-dun-duuuuun*
L373[07:34:16] <Izaya> Windows machines
are cheap, that's the difference
L374[07:34:24] <Izaya> Anything with an
Apple logo? Add 2 grand.
L375[07:34:35] <vifino> lol
L376[07:34:39] <Daiyousei>
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
L377[07:34:51] <Daiyousei> you pay for the
logo, not the computer
L378[07:35:05] <vifino> Actually, you'd
pay for both..
L379[07:35:06] <Izaya> People want to pay
for the logo, not the computer, though.
L380[07:35:20] <Izaya> Anything normals
do, you can do on almost any computer now.
L381[07:35:31] <Izaya> You can use
Facebook on a Mac or Windows laptop.
L382[07:35:40] <vifino> ... Wow.
L383[07:35:44] <vifino> Mind blown.
L384[07:35:59] <Izaya> But you don't look
so rich you can throw money around when you're using an Acer laptop
as you do when you use an Apple one.
L385[07:36:06] <Izaya> Status
symbol.
L386[07:36:10] <Sulljason> Perty
much
L387[07:36:13] <Daiyousei> yea
L388[07:36:26] <vifino> The only reason I
still have osx installed is for Music stuffs.
L389[07:36:29] <Sulljason> Most of why
like 90% of the people in San Francisco have iPhones along with
their designer clothes.
L390[07:36:58] <Izaya> Sulljason: Rural
Australia, people have nothing better to do than try and look
good.
L391[07:37:14] <vifino> Like, most, if not
all, good DAWs are on either Windos or osx.
L392[07:37:14] <Izaya> There are seeming
cults of people, and they all have Apple everything
L393[07:37:18] <Izaya> it's fucking
creepy
L394[07:37:21] <vifino> No Linux love
:/
L395[07:37:35] <Sulljason> Izaya: Why get
an iPhone if you can't even get survice? Do the kangeroos work as
microcells?
L396[07:37:37] <Daiyousei> linux
<3
L397[07:37:47] <Daiyousei> well
L398[07:37:49] <Sulljason> vifino: Linux
\o/
L399[07:37:57] <vifino> Sulljason: I
L400[07:37:58] <Izaya> Sulljason: mesh
networking
L401[07:38:00] <Daiyousei> the only good
music related program i know exists for linux
L402[07:38:01] <Daiyousei> is
Renoise
L403[07:38:07] <Izaya> all the hipsters in
Byron act as an antenna
L404[07:38:07] <Daiyousei> but its
paid
L405[07:38:08] <Daiyousei> :v
L406[07:38:10] <vifino> I'm using Linux
every day*
L407[07:38:27] <Izaya> so anything within
200km gets signal
L408[07:38:27] <vifino> But I still need
osx for music stuffs.
L409[07:38:37] <Sulljason> Izaya: Use all
the sugar in their Starbucks to amplify the signal?
L410[07:38:54] <vifino> Daiyousei: Reason
is where its at.
L411[07:39:01] <Izaya> Sulljason: It's the
sheer volume of iPhones and Macs and surfboards and beards...
L412[07:39:04] <vifino> Look at it, it's
amazebawlimazeness.
L413[07:39:07] <Daiyousei> reason is good,
but i find its ui complicated as fuck
L414[07:39:13] <Daiyousei> which is why i
paired it up with fl studio
L415[07:39:14] <Sulljason> Linux works
great when the drivers feel like working.
L417[07:40:05] <Daiyousei> >Mentelgen
>Mentlegen >tf2 may may
L418[07:40:27] <vifino> Daiyousei: Reason
is dashit doe. Some dude wants to give it to me :D
L419[07:40:44] <Daiyousei> indeed
L420[07:41:37] <Magik6k> Sulljason, bout
coroutines you have to create clever enough tasker and also create
custom event functions and wrap coroutine logic
L421[07:41:57] <Sulljason> Figured
:/
L422[07:42:12] <Magik6k> ~w term
L424[07:42:31] <Sulljason> You know theres
a big list on the wiki of the APIs lol
L425[07:42:51] <Sulljason> " A Cobol
programmer made so much money doing Y2K remediation that he was
able to have himself cryogenically frozen when he died. One day in
the future, he was unexpectedly resurrected. When he asked why he
was unfrozen, he was told: "It's the year 9999 - and you know
Cobol""
L426[07:43:29] <vifino> Oh god.
L427[07:43:41] <Daiyousei> cobol
L428[07:43:41] <Daiyousei> god
L429[07:48:52] <Sulljason> Looked up some
COBOL and OH GOD.
L430[07:49:52] <Izaya> So I sent a friend
on skype the picture of the ring.
L431[07:49:56] <Izaya> What response do I
get?
L432[07:50:00] <Izaya> "FUCK.
YOU."
L433[07:51:28] <Sulljason> I'm confused.
Significance of ring?
L434[07:52:04] <Izaya> never seen
LoTR?
L435[07:52:08] <Izaya> or read it?
L436[07:52:31] <Vexatos> Book >
film
L437[07:53:07] <DeanIsaKitty> Books
>> Movies
L438[07:53:08] <Sulljason> I've seen the
movies yes. Just needed context cause rings exist out of LoTR
:3.
L439[07:53:38] <Izaya> but
L440[07:53:44] <Izaya> that was obviously
the One Ring
L441[07:53:48] <Daiyousei> #gis
smultring
L443[07:54:09] <Izaya> haa
L444[07:54:13] <Skye|School> %p
L445[07:54:16] <MichiBot> Ping reply from
Skye|School 2.39s
L446[07:54:17] <Izaya> haha, good one
Intel Graphics
L447[07:54:37] <Izaya> 1280x1024 is not
the optimal resolution for my 1440x900 monitor, thank you
L448[07:55:16] <Sulljason> local env =
setmetatable({}, {__index = getfenv(), __newindex=function(t,k,v)
<---makes tons of sense ty Lua -.-
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L451[07:55:37] <Daiyousei> lua stronk
/s
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L453[07:56:10] <Sulljason> ... is
basically "shit goes here." right? In Lua I mean.
L454[07:58:24] <vifino> #lua $
L455[07:58:24] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > lua:1:
unexpected symbol near '$'
L456[07:58:28] <vifino> #lua a
L457[07:58:28] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
nil
L458[07:58:32] <vifino> Aw.
L459[07:58:40] <vifino> #lua function $()
end
L460[07:58:41] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > lua:1:
'<name>' expected near '$'
L461[07:58:44] <vifino> I wish :(
L462[08:00:47] <dangranos> huh?
L463[08:00:54] <Vexatos> vifino, want
selene in the bot?
L464[08:00:54] <Vexatos> :P
L465[08:01:03] <Vexatos> If it runs Lua
5.2, it'll work
L466[08:01:07] <vifino> Vexatos: Is Selene
a thing now?
L467[08:01:13] <vifino> Vexatos: It uses
lua 5.1 :|
L468[08:01:21] <Vexatos> Then it won't
work most likely
L469[08:01:29] <Kubuxu> Vexatos, I can
make my bot use selene.
L470[08:01:30] <Vexatos> Well, Selene is
pretty much done now
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L472[08:01:47] <Vexatos> Only thing left
to do is the extra foreach syntax
L473[08:01:51] <Vexatos> and implementing
"match"
L474[08:02:02] <vifino> Vexatos:
Link?
L475[08:02:04] <Vexatos> everything else
is done
L476[08:02:14] <vifino> I might think
about it, if it impresses me.
L477[08:02:20] <Vexatos> Including the
live interpreter
L480[08:03:35] <Vexatos> foreach is really
easy to do
L481[08:03:39] <Vexatos> just need to
actually do it
L482[08:03:46] <vifino> Vexatos: very
opencomputery.
L483[08:03:54] <Kubuxu> Vexatos, I only
hope that that you won't break sanbox.
L484[08:04:03] <Vexatos> about
"match", not even sure how I'll implement it
L485[08:04:13] <Vexatos> vifino, only
thing from OC I use is the unicode API
L486[08:04:20] <vifino> .-.
L487[08:04:40] <Vexatos> which can easily
be changed to a string.gmatch(value, ".")
L488[08:04:49] <Vexatos> Like, literally,
one line change :P
L489[08:05:24] <Sangar> dynamically check
for it and you wouldn't even have to change the code :P
L490[08:05:32] <Vexatos> Yea,
probably
L491[08:05:33] <Kubuxu> ^^
L492[08:05:39] <Vexatos> Also I use
require()
L493[08:05:47] <Vexatos> But that can of
course be changed easily as well
L494[08:06:22] <Kubuxu> local unicode =
pcall(require, "unicode") or {len = string.len}
L495[08:06:23] <vifino> Vexatos: thing is,
the bindings I use only support lua 5.1
L496[08:06:24] <Kubuxu> ^^
L497[08:06:29] <vifino> So there is
that.
L498[08:07:01] <Kubuxu> #lua
string.len
L499[08:07:01] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
function: 0x7feb88778680
L500[08:07:15] <Kubuxu> or local unicode =
pcall(require, "unicode") or string
L501[08:07:48] <Vexatos> Kubuxu, rather,
"local result, unicode = pcall(require, "unicode")
if not result then unicode = string end"
L502[08:08:40] <Kubuxu> hmm. I've done it
as oneliner previously.
L503[08:08:46] <Kubuxu> #lua pcall()
L504[08:08:46] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > lua:1:
bad argument #1 to 'pcall' (value expected)
L505[08:09:01] <Kubuxu> #lua
pcall(require, "unicode")
L506[08:09:01] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > false |
attempt to call a nil value
L508[08:10:45] <MichiBot> vifino:
R!OT
Plays With Car Sounds | length
1m 7s | Likes:
816 Dislikes:
18 Views:
25634 | by R!OT
L509[08:10:49] <vifino> This is
glorious.
L510[08:12:17] <Izaya> Heheh, whenever I
go on Reddit, Google must freak out because it can't connect the
sites I go to
L511[08:13:47] <Kubuxu> Vexatos: local _,
unicode = pcall(require, "unicode") or true, string
L512[08:13:58] <Vexatos> >_>
L513[08:14:03] <Kubuxu> I can bring Entity
to show that it works.
L514[08:14:09] <Vexatos> I know it
does
L515[08:15:17] <Kubuxu> ~w require
L517[08:16:19] <Kubuxu> Vexatos, make in
selene that require accepts multiple arguments if it is string then
tries to load it if table then returns it if function calls it.
first that is not null gets returned.
L518[08:16:46] <Vexatos> what
L519[08:16:54] <Kubuxu> then you could do:
require("unicode", string)
L520[08:17:12] <Vexatos> could add a
requireWithFallback
L521[08:17:16] <Kubuxu> or
require("Lpeg", "Lulpeg")
L522[08:17:22] <Vexatos> >_>
L523[08:17:37] <Kubuxu> gtg
L524[08:17:55] <Daiyousei> fuck
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L526[08:18:03] <Daiyousei> i need to write
a power of two mipmapping algorithm
L527[08:23:05] <Kubuxu> Daiyousei,
why?
L528[08:24:56] <Daiyousei> going to work
on a VTF tool?
L529[08:25:14] <Daiyousei> because VTFEdit
is windows only, and barely even runs under WINE
L530[08:25:35] <Daiyousei> oo, apparently
imagemagick can generate mipmaps
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L533[08:28:48] <Izaya> Daiyousei:
ImageMagick is generally what I use for image editing
L534[08:28:55] <Izaya> love that command
line preciceness
L535[08:29:01] <Daiyousei> yea
L536[08:32:17] <Vexatos> Wow
L537[08:32:31] <Vexatos> Windows 10 adds
the ability to copypaste to/from the command line
L538[08:32:34] <Vexatos> That's...
L539[08:33:07] <Izaya> that's about
time
L540[08:33:30] <Izaya> MS is changing, for
the better.
L541[08:33:51] <Izaya> Windows is still a
pile of shit to anyone that wants to do more than Facebook and
Excel, but it is changing.
L542[08:35:40] <Vexatos> But win10 looks
just as ugly as win8
L543[08:35:43] <Vexatos> that's a
problem
L544[08:35:56] <Vexatos> because that was
the main reason why I didn't get windows 8
L545[08:36:00] <Izaya> I prefer the look
of 8/10 to 7
L546[08:36:08] <Izaya> Aero is just
un-needed garbage
L547[08:36:18] <Vexatos> I disabled
aero
L548[08:36:26] <Izaya> I don't want to
waste my GPU's power on window decorations
L549[08:36:27] <Vexatos> win8/10 is too...
colourful for me
L550[08:36:35] <Sangar> wat
L551[08:36:48] <Katie> wдt
L552[08:36:59] <Vexatos> Katie, that is
not an A <-<
L553[08:37:09] <Katie> I know exactly what
it is, thanks.
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L555[08:44:14] <Daiyousei> Vexatos, you
could always copypaste from the command line :v
L556[08:44:24] <Daiyousei> but i guess
windows 10 made it easier
L557[08:44:29] <Vexatos> Not with
Ctrl+C/V
L558[08:44:38] <Daiyousei> mark text
L559[08:44:39] <Daiyousei> press
enter
L560[08:44:40] <Daiyousei> :p
L561[08:44:56] <Daiyousei> but ye, glad
that they finally added ctrl-c/v
L562[08:45:10] <Izaya> But how do I
terminate programs without ctrl-C?
L563[08:45:15] <Izaya> or for me,
capslock-C
L564[08:45:29] <Vexatos> - 10 versions
later: "Hmm they might want some proper copypasta for our
command line"
L565[08:45:32] <Izaya> lemme guess, go
into the task manager and ask it nicely to quit like an
animal
L566[08:45:45] <Vexatos> taskkill?
:P
L567[08:46:23] <Izaya> The lack of decent
command-line utils for Winderps annoys me
L568[08:46:26] <Izaya> where is the
htop?
L569[08:46:33] <Izaya> where is the
dd?
L570[08:52:29] <CompanionCube> Izaya, ohai
izaya
L571[08:52:34] <Kubuxu> Izaya, cygiwin is
command line for windows :D
L572[08:52:49] <Izaya> Kubuxu: It doesn't
feel quite... native, y'know?
L573[08:52:59] <Kubuxu> Izaya, but
WORKS>
L574[08:53:07] *
CompanionCube has had to use taskkill before
L575[08:53:08] <Izaya> Hi CompanionCube,
situation normal, all fucked up.
L576[08:53:39] <CompanionCube> Izaya, lain
still ded?
L577[08:53:43] <Kubuxu> SNAFU
L579[08:53:44] <Izaya> yeah
L580[08:53:47] <Izaya> I have plans
though
L581[08:53:59] <Izaya> got a C2D box lined
up
L582[08:54:04] <Izaya> but I need the
motivation
L583[08:54:20] <Izaya> to actually put it
under my desk and put Debian on it and hook shit up
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L586[09:20:57] <hitecnologys> Greetings,
#oc! I've been recently playing with microcontrollers and I can't
manage to connect them to external components. Is this a feature or
my fault?
L587[09:26:11] <Sangar> hitecnologys, mcus
can't connect to external components. looks like i forgot
mentioning that in the tooltip (i thought i had). will add a note
to avoid confusion in the future
L588[09:26:41] <hitecnologys> Sangar: oh,
I see. That'd be great. Thanks for help.
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L590[09:27:31] <Sangar> thanks for
bringing it to my attention ;) sorry about the confusion
L591[09:27:50] <hitecnologys> Sangar: so,
they're basically networking capable redstone bridges?
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L593[09:30:32] <Sangar> so to say, yeah.
and whatever "internal" functionality other mods' cards
might add. and upgrades (like the piston upgrade).
L594[09:30:46] <hitecnologys> I see.
L595[09:31:00] <hitecnologys> Since you're
into adding information, I suggest writing down the limitations and
benefits of each platform (drones, robots, server, MCUs and stuff)
as well if you get a chance.
L596[09:31:25] <hitecnologys> Sometimes it
isn't obvious what to chose.
L597[09:31:58] <hitecnologys> I could even
do it myself probably but I might be unaware of something.
L598[09:32:24] <Sangar> i guess a general
overview could be added (to the computer overview page maybe?) in
the manual, yeah
L599[09:32:35] <Vexatos> Sangar, *cough
cough beep card MCUs*
L600[09:32:37] <Sangar> rashy, you wanna
write that? ^ :3
L601[09:32:45] <Vexatos>
mahawesomemusicarmy
L602[09:32:46] <Sangar> Vexatos, oh right
:3
L603[09:33:10] <hitecnologys> Sangar:
yeah, something like table would be very nice.
L604[09:33:28] <Vexatos> Btw, Sangar, I
just need to implement the alternative foreach syntax and
"match" and I'm done >_>
L605[09:33:50] <Sangar> noice
L606[09:34:15] <Vexatos> Still not sure
how exactly to do my match
L607[09:34:36] <Vexatos> Also, most
importantly, how to detect if you're matching by type or
literally
L608[09:35:42] <Sangar> Vexatos, if you
preprocess, make types non-quoted maybe?
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L610[09:36:02] <Sangar> i.e. match(blah, {
string -> ... ; function -> ... }) or whatever the syntax
is
L611[09:36:12] <Vexatos> Sangar, what if
you want to match _G.string :P
L612[09:36:36] <Vexatos> Btw, both ternary
operators and lambdas are inside brackets now
L613[09:36:40] <Sangar> uh, that's not
really what match does
L614[09:37:09] <Sangar> to do that you'd
have to match { case s: String if s == _G.string => ... }
e.g.
L615[09:37:10] <Vexatos> so it's, for
instance, $({"cake", "fish"}):filter((x ->
x:find("i")))
L616[09:37:18] <Vexatos> Yeeeah
L618[09:37:52] <Daiyousei> someones
rewriting coreutils in rust
L619[09:37:56] <Daiyousei> :o
L620[09:38:01] <Vexatos> Let's see which
types of matching might be useful in Lua
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L622[09:38:05] <Vexatos> definitely the
java switch ripoff
L623[09:38:09] <Vexatos> and the type
matching
L624[09:38:09] <Sangar> hrm, maybe just
annotate them that way, actually? :X filter((x:string ->
x:find("i"))) or so?
L625[09:38:33] <Vexatos> in filter?
L626[09:38:42] <Sangar> uh, no
L627[09:38:47] <Sangar> i just dumbly
copied that :X
L628[09:38:52] <Vexatos> Mhm
L629[09:38:56] <Vexatos> that's
actually...
L630[09:38:59] <Sangar> but in
principle
L632[09:39:09] <Sangar> oh dear
L633[09:39:21] <Vexatos> sooo, match
pretty much is like "map", just with multiple cases, I
guess
L634[09:39:23] <Sangar> "Request
Completed"
L635[09:39:24] <Sangar> mhmmm
L636[09:39:30] <Vexatos> you give it some
value and it outputs some value
L637[09:39:31] <Sangar> something like
that
L638[09:39:53] <Katie> Shangri-la yep,
error:false name:Michiyo \o/
L639[09:40:56] <Katie> the reply is from
the API serving auth requests, which means it hits my backend and
successfully authenticates.
L640[09:41:13] <Vexatos> Sangar: I like
that idea
L641[09:42:10] <Sangar> Katie, does it now
>_>
L642[09:42:19] <Vexatos> so you can do
"case x:number -> <stuff" or "case
x:"number" -> stuff" for the literal
L643[09:42:25] <Sangar> (hit your backend
that is)
L644[09:42:33] <Vexatos> s/<s/s
L645[09:42:33] <MichiBot> <Vexatos>
so you can do "case x:number -> stuff" or "case
x:"number" -> stuff" for the literal
L646[09:42:35] <Katie> >_>
L647[09:42:35] <Katie> lol
L648[09:42:51] <Vexatos> and
"number" would match a string then
L649[09:43:34] <Sangar> Vexatos, that
seems nice, yeah
L650[09:43:45] <Vexatos> Any other type of
match one would need in Lua?
L651[09:44:01] <Vexatos> Can't do the
Tuple matching as, well, there are no tuples >_>
L652[09:44:54] <gamemanj> Daiyousei: ...I
wonder why?
L653[09:45:19] <gamemanj> Daiyousei:
Judging by the sleep implementation, portability...
L654[09:46:12] <Daiyousei> less gnu =
better
L655[09:48:24] <Sangar> Vexatos, can't
think of anything right now, anyway
L656[09:48:46] <Vexatos> k
L657[09:48:54] <Vexatos> syntax,
maybe...
L658[09:49:15] <Vexatos> Hmmm
L659[09:49:25] <Vexatos> I don't want too
many brackets inside the match
L660[09:49:36] <Vexatos> and one () per
case seems very inconvenient
L661[09:50:12] <Vexatos> Well, guess I can
just do this
L662[09:50:15] <Vexatos> var:match(
L663[09:50:22] <Vexatos> case x:number
-> "stuff"
L664[09:50:29] <Vexatos> case x:string
-> "things"
L665[09:50:37] <Vexatos> default ->
"blah"
L666[09:50:38] <Vexatos> )
L667[09:50:42] <Vexatos> that'd work I
guess
L668[09:50:44] <Sangar> yay, looks the
`rename` but in intellij will be fixed in the next version
\o/
L669[09:50:50] <Sangar> *bug
L670[09:50:59] <Vexatos> there is a rename
bug?
L672[09:51:37] <Vexatos> Oooh that
one
L673[09:51:43] <Sangar> yeah, that one
:P
L674[09:52:18] <Vexatos> that bug
report
L675[09:52:26] <Vexatos> blue circle arrow
thinger in Gradle tab masterrace
L676[09:52:33] <Sangar> ikr :D
L677[09:52:51] <gamemanj> Daiyousei:
...That doesn't really explain much(what does the amount of GNU
affect?)
L678[09:53:09] <Daiyousei> its just that i
hate gnu :v
L679[09:55:13] <gamemanj> Daiyousei:
Because of the Unix-specific nature of it...?
L680[09:55:58] <Daiyousei> nope. mostly
hate them because of their licenses
L681[09:56:43] <gamemanj> Daiyousei: Ah,
because it attaches itself to everything it can in an attempt to
"help" people.
L682[09:56:59] <Daiyousei> yea
L683[09:57:00] <gamemanj> (I will leave if
this is good or bad out of the conversation)
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L685[09:59:45] <gamax92> lol Sangar
L686[09:59:51] <gamax92> much
descriptive
L687[10:00:17] <Sangar> circle arrow
thinger? yeah well :P
L688[10:00:50] <Vexatos> Now I really want
OC 1.5.9
L689[10:00:57] <Vexatos> Then I can merge
in my fancification branch
L690[10:01:01] <Sangar> heh
L691[10:01:03] <Vexatos> soon(tm) I can
merge in my documentation branch
L692[10:01:17] <gamax92> Sangar: also have
you ever seen eLua?
L693[10:01:19] <Vexatos> When marcin212
can't find any more bugs I can merge in my ticket-machine
branch
L694[10:01:29] <Sangar> gamax92, the name
seems familiar
L695[10:01:38] <gamax92> You've said that
to everything
L696[10:01:51] <Sangar> well, that sounds
familiar
L697[10:02:11] <Vexatos> Oh right
L698[10:02:16] <Vexatos> the EnderIO 2.3
branch is left
L699[10:02:17] *
vifino sits on Lizzy and waits for her to arrive
L700[10:02:23] <Vexatos> that'll be merged
once EIO 2.3 is out >_>
L701[10:02:26] <Vexatos> wow
L702[10:02:31] <Vexatos> If that all
happens at the same time
L703[10:02:35] <Sangar> Vexatos, i'll
probably make it final on sunday, if nobody reports anything i
can't fix until then
L704[10:02:38] <Vexatos> Computronics 1.5
will be a HUUUGE update
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L706[10:02:54] <Vexatos> Snagar: robot
renderers broken, pls fix kthxbyr
L707[10:03:06] <Vexatos> s/yr/ye
L708[10:03:06] <MichiBot> <Vexatos>
Snagar: robot renderers broken, pls fix kthxbye
L709[10:03:07] <Vexatos> :P
L710[10:03:08] *
Sangar reverts all robot rendering changes
L711[10:03:12] <Vexatos> so nu
L712[10:03:13] *
Sangar releases like that
L713[10:03:17] <Vexatos> D:
L714[10:03:26] <Vexatos> B...but I spent
10 hours on that model
L715[10:03:31] <Sangar> >_>
L716[10:03:53] <Sangar> should've spent
them on that bug report! :P
L717[10:03:55] <Vexatos> Sangar, that
event priority hack though
L718[10:04:03] <Vexatos> Which bug
report?
L719[10:04:24] <Sangar> <Vexatos>
Snagar: robot renderers broken, pls fix kthxbye <- that one
:P
L720[10:05:04] <gamax92> Sangar: How does
userdata affect the memory usage in a oc computer btw?
L721[10:05:05] <Sangar> and the... hack...
dunno. it's kinda interesting, but that's what the priority system
is there for \o/
L722[10:05:37] <Vexatos> Yea
L723[10:05:43] <Vexatos> Not many mods use
it
L724[10:05:46] <Sangar> gamax92,
"how"? it does. by how much, dunno. more than simple
tables i'd assume.
L725[10:05:51] <Vexatos> AsieLib uses it
for the chat tweaks
L726[10:06:07] <Vexatos> as it's always
the last mod doing things now, to not break other mods :P
L727[10:06:20] <Sangar> heh
L728[10:06:27] <gamax92> (specific 1 use
case)
L729[10:06:43] <Vexatos> Yea, Sangar, how
would RAM usage on userdata be calculated?
L730[10:07:00] <gamemanj> ...What happens
if more than 1 mod is "last"?
L731[10:07:29] <Vexatos> gamemanj, then it
uses the usual "time of registering" oredr
L732[10:07:30] <Vexatos> order*
L733[10:07:35] <Sangar> Vexatos, it needs
howevermuch jnlua uses for wrapping the java object
L734[10:07:41] <Sangar> no idea how much
that is
L735[10:07:51] <Vexatos> Ok
L736[10:08:00] <Vexatos> less than Selene,
probably :P
L737[10:08:10] <gamax92> Sangar: yeah but
what if the thing is like a 8000 character array?
L738[10:08:22] <Sangar> Vexatos, possibly.
pretty sure they all use the same metatable to keep the size
down
L739[10:08:37] <Vexatos> I'd still love to
make the parser use less RAM
L740[10:08:47] <Sangar> gamax92, still the
same i'd assume, since the 8k array is allocated on the java side,
not as actual userdata
L741[10:08:50] <Vexatos> but I cannot
think of any way other than iterating through the entire chunk at
once
L742[10:08:56] <Sangar> the actual
userdata is just the info jnlua uses to map things
L743[10:09:04] <gamax92> oh, well that's a
problem then.
L744[10:09:28] <Vexatos> Sangar, inb4
ManagedEnvironment.getRAMWastedByThis()
L745[10:09:41] <Vexatos> (I know that's
not possible to do)
L746[10:09:47] <gamax92> inb4 is
possible
L747[10:10:21] <Sangar> anything is
possible if you hack in the lua internals enough, but i don't want
to do that :P so it could as well be impossible, yeah ;)
L748[10:10:40] <Vexatos> Sangar, had any
luck on 5.3?
L749[10:10:48] <Sangar> haven't touched it
in a while
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L751[10:11:09] <gamax92> The children were
going to the park?
L752[10:11:36] <Sangar> is that some
obscure reference? >_>
L753[10:12:51] <gamemanj> ...maybe he's
talking about a villager spying peripheral or something?
L754[10:13:10] <gamax92> why would it be
spying >_>
L755[10:17:25] <gamemanj> Well, I don't
know why such a peripheral would be selective about what
information it gathers.
L756[10:18:07] <gamax92> you make it
selective by making it specifically a spying peripheral
L757[10:19:04] <gamemanj> ...I was
guessing.
L758[10:20:07] <gamax92> Nope you can't
say that buddy, I said children and the thing you say is
spying.
L759[10:22:51] <gamemanj> ...I was
assuming you weren't discriminating based upon anything, thus,
spying on all the villagers. How am I supposed to know?
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L768[11:03:03] <Kubuxu> Vexatos, are
lambdas working?
L769[11:04:59] <Vexatos> Yep
L770[11:05:39] <Vexatos>
$({"fish", "cake"}):filter((x ->
x:find("i")))() will turn into {"fish"}
L771[11:05:39] <Vexatos> :P
L772[11:05:56] <Vexatos> Can also use
=>
L773[11:05:59] <Vexatos> instead of
->
L774[11:06:02] <Vexatos> both is
supported
L775[11:06:05] <Skye> that syntax looks
horrible.
L776[11:06:57] <Vexatos> You use $() to
wrap the table or stringt, then apply any operation you want on it,
then call () to turn it back into a table
L777[11:06:58] <Kubuxu> have to do
:filter((x -> x:find("i"))) or can I :filter(x ->
x:find("i"))
L778[11:07:18] <Kubuxu> s/hav/Do I
hav
L779[11:07:18] <MichiBot> <Kubuxu>
Do I have to do :filter((x -> x:find("i"))) or can I
:filter(x -> x:find("i"))
L780[11:07:23] <Vexatos> Kubuxu, there is
no way to properly check when a lambda starts or ends without
wrapping it in something
L781[11:07:34] <Kubuxu> oh.
L782[11:07:37] <Vexatos> In my case,
wrapping it in brackets
L783[11:07:43] <Vexatos> If you have any
better idea, tell me
L784[11:07:50] <Kubuxu> can I do local l =
(x-> x + 1)
L785[11:07:51] <dangranos> \o/ Linux
sigrun 4.0.1-1-ARCH #1 SMP PREEMPT Wed Apr 29 12:00:26 CEST 2015
x86_64 GNU/Linux
L786[11:07:57] <Vexatos> Kubuxu, yes you
can
L787[11:08:03] <Kubuxu> :D
L788[11:08:06] <Vexatos> that will make l
a function
L789[11:08:11] <Kubuxu> yeah.
L790[11:08:15] <Vexatos> same applies to
ternary operators right now
L791[11:08:16] <Vexatos> Sooo
L792[11:08:27] <Vexatos> local b = (a ?
true : -1)
L793[11:08:36] <Kubuxu> Lol.
L794[11:08:43] <Kubuxu> no more a and true
or b
L795[11:08:54] <Kubuxu> no more a and true
or -1
L796[11:09:00] <Vexatos> true or -1
L797[11:09:02] <gamax92> hmm so i just
thought of something
L798[11:09:03] <Vexatos> used so
often
L799[11:09:23] <Kubuxu> #lua true &
false
L800[11:09:23] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > lua:1:
unexpected symbol near 'true'
L801[11:09:27] <Kubuxu> #lua true xor
false
L802[11:09:27] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > lua:1:
unexpected symbol near 'true'
L803[11:09:38] <Kubuxu> #lua true or
false
L804[11:09:38] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
true
L805[11:10:13] <gamax92> Sangar: so, know
how each lua function has its own registers and environment and
upvalues and etc etc
L806[11:10:27] <Vexatos> Kubuxu,
basically, it's turning a ternary operator like (a ? true : -1)
into this:
L807[11:10:41] <Vexatos> (function() if a
then return true else return -1 end end)()
L808[11:10:52] <Vexatos> Works pretty
well
L809[11:11:07] <Vexatos> And parsing is
far faster than I expected
L810[11:11:12] <Vexatos> of course, on a
T3 computer case
L811[11:11:45] <Sangar> gamax92,
hmm?
L812[11:11:47] <Kubuxu> wouldnt turing it
into (a) and (true) or (-1) be better?
L813[11:12:08] <Kubuxu> no anonymous
function creation.
L814[11:12:31] <Vexatos> mhm
L815[11:12:36] <Vexatos> That might be
better
L816[11:12:40] <Vexatos> If I can make it
work properly
L817[11:12:41] <gamax92> Sangar: well nvm,
now that i think about it, labels can't just be willy nilly created
in places and there is no gosub, but the idea was you could just
jump to the function and then jump back
L818[11:12:42] <Vexatos> I'll check
L819[11:13:24] <Vexatos> Kubuxu, you
can't
L820[11:13:33] <Vexatos> what about (a ?
false : -1)
L821[11:13:38] <Vexatos> that wouldn't
work
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L823[11:20:04] <Vexatos> Kubuxu, currently
writing a complete syntax guide
L824[11:21:35] <Kubuxu> oh
L825[11:23:32] <Kubuxu> select(2, ((a),
(false)) or (true, -1))
L826[11:23:35] <Kubuxu> time to
benchmark
L827[11:23:55] <Vexatos> Kubuxu, what's
that do
L828[11:23:58] <gamax92> it would be cool
if lua had a setjump type thing
L829[11:24:04] <Vexatos> a what
L830[11:24:23] <Kubuxu> or and works on
first value of vararg.
L831[11:24:40] <Kubuxu> slelect allows you
to shift vararg n steps.
L832[11:24:45] <gamax92> like, you call a
function that marks a goto return spot, goto somewhere else, and
then you go back to after the function you called to set a return
spot
L833[11:25:10] <Kubuxu> #lua a = true
select(2, ((a), (false)) or (true, -1))
L834[11:25:11] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > lua:1:
')' expected near ','
L835[11:25:30] <Kubuxu> #lua a = true
select(2, ((a), (false)) or (true, -1)))
L836[11:25:31] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > lua:1:
')' expected near ','
L837[11:25:50] <Kubuxu> #lua a = true
select(2, (a, false) or (true, -1))
L838[11:25:51] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > lua:1:
')' expected near ','
L839[11:26:05] <Kubuxu> #lua (a, false) or
(true, -1)
L840[11:26:06] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > lua:1:
')' expected near ','
L841[11:26:20] <Kubuxu> #lua return
_VERSION
L842[11:26:20] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > Lua 5.1
Sandbox
L843[11:26:28] <Kubuxu> oh
L844[11:26:28] <Kubuxu> .l
L845[11:28:30]
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L847[11:31:47] <Katie> %sed disable
L848[11:31:47] <Katie> %url disable
L849[11:31:47] <Katie> %yt disable
L850[11:31:48] <MichiBot> Katie: Disabled
SED for this channel
L851[11:31:49] <MichiBot> Katie: Disabled
URLInfo for this channel
L852[11:31:50] <MichiBot> Katie: Disabled
YTInfo for this channel
L853[11:32:37] <Vexatos> Hah
L854[11:34:57] <vifino> Katie scripted
herself! D:
L855[11:35:21] <vifino> THE DOOM OF
HUMANITY WILL COME! TINFOIL HATS AVAILABLE NOW!
L856[11:36:48] <gamax92> vifino: Katie has
secretly been advanced AI all this time
L857[11:37:36] <Vexatos> vifino, tin is
too 2000
L858[11:37:46] <Vexatos> I'd like some
titanium-niobium hats, please
L859[11:38:26] *
Lizzy sets up Tesla coils
L860[11:38:31] <vifino> Vexatos:
Ununoctium hats are even available.
L861[11:38:49] *
Skye gets in a faraday cage
L862[11:39:23] *
vifino gets in a full-metal war suit
L863[11:39:31] *
Vexatos quickly grabs his old Leyden Jars
L864[11:39:34] <Vexatos> We ready
now?
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L866[11:41:19] <gamax92> Inari: prepare
for battle
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L869[11:42:58] <gamax92> wow
L870[11:43:00] <gamax92> r00d
L871[11:45:47] <Keridos> lol the adapter
reports my me controller to be a mechanism machine
L872[11:46:31] <Skye> I hope I'm safe in
here...
L873[11:47:02] *
gamax92 pets Skye
L874[11:47:17] <Skye> HOW'D YA GET IN MY
FARADAY CAGE?
L876[11:47:34] *
Skye left the door open
L877[11:48:05] <gamax92> Skye: screw your
cage, hugs and affection
L878[11:48:28] <Skye> but Lizzy's tesla
coils
L879[11:49:12] ***
manmaed|AFK is now known as manmaed
L880[11:49:58] <vifino> Lizzy's like a
electro magnet. Incredibly attractive.
L881[11:50:00] *
vifino runs
L882[11:50:18] *
Lizzy brings vifino back to her side
L883[11:50:21] <Lizzy> hehehe
L884[11:50:25] <vifino> '.'
L885[11:50:34] *
Lizzy hugs vifino
L886[11:50:41] *
vifino hugs Lizzy
L887[11:56:40] <CompanionCube> Skye, hi
skye
L889[11:57:10] <Skye> hello
CompanionCube
L890[11:57:48] *
CompanionCube smashes Skye's faraday cage
L891[11:58:15] <vifino> Ohai
CompanionCube.
L892[11:58:22] <CompanionCube> vifino,
ohai
L893[11:58:39] <Skye> Whyyyyyy
L894[11:59:08] *
CompanionCube builds a bigger faraday cage including both him and
Skye
L895[11:59:15] <Skye> okay...
L896[11:59:37] *
CompanionCube closes the door
L897[12:00:12] <Skye> hMM
L898[12:00:22] <Skye> Can we transmit data
user lasers?
L899[12:00:44] <dangranos>
*over/using?
L900[12:00:55] <Skye> yeah
L901[12:01:05] <Skye> using
L903[12:04:12] <Lizzy> oh, was a plugin
messing with it
L905[12:12:14] -Kibibyte- [Lizzy] Dara O'Brian -
Driving, Sex and the RAF | by mrholdall | 9m55s | 364w4d ago |
284,482 views | Rated:
4.93/5.00
L906[12:12:18] ***
prassel|off is now known as prasselpikachu
L907[12:14:20] <vifino> Lizzy: What is
*this*?!
L909[12:15:42] <Vexatos> What do you
think?
L910[12:19:34] <Kubuxu> Awesome. I have
nothing to add.
L911[12:19:51] <Kubuxu> I can't believe
you implemented it almost overnight.
L912[12:20:52] <Kubuxu> Vexatos, we've got
x:variable
L913[12:21:03] <Kubuxu> how about
x:variable = z
L914[12:21:19] <Kubuxu> not
importatn
L915[12:21:20] <Kubuxu> lfdsgf
L916[12:21:29] <Kubuxu> Or maybe
L917[12:21:37] <Vexatos> What
L918[12:21:52] <Vexatos> #lua local x = {}
print(x:variable)
L919[12:21:56] <|0xDEADBEEF|> > lua:1:
function arguments expected near ')'
L920[12:22:00] <Vexatos> See
L921[12:22:02] <Vexatos> Won't work
L922[12:22:05] <Kubuxu> x:variable = z to
x.variable_=(x,z)
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L925[12:22:14] <Vexatos> #lua local x = {}
print(x.variable)
L926[12:22:14] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
nil
L927[12:22:17] <Kubuxu> possible or
not?
L928[12:22:26] <Vexatos> Aah
L929[12:22:29] <Vexatos> uuh tuples?
L930[12:22:34] <Kubuxu> no
L931[12:22:42] <Kubuxu> It is function
call
L932[12:22:43] <Vexatos> What's (x,z)
then
L933[12:22:49] <Kubuxu> parametars
L934[12:22:53] <Vexatos> aah
L935[12:22:54] <Vexatos> soo
L936[12:22:56] <Vexatos> uuh
L937[12:23:07] <Kubuxu> It is way to make
getters and setters.
L938[12:23:14] <Vexatos>
table.remove(x:y)
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L940[12:23:26] <Vexatos> when x = {y =
4}
L941[12:23:58] <Vexatos> Either that or I
have no clue what you mean
L942[12:24:06] <Kubuxu> x:variable <-
getter x:variable_= <- setter
L943[12:24:16] <Vexatos> aaaah
L944[12:24:18] <Kubuxu> s/:/.
L945[12:24:18] <Kibibyte> <Kubuxu>
x.variable <- getter x:variable_= <- setter
L946[12:24:27] <Kubuxu> both are
functions
L947[12:24:39] <Kubuxu> s/:/./g
L948[12:24:41] <Kibibyte> <Kubuxu>
x.variable <- getter x.variable_= <- setter
L949[12:24:50] <Vexatos> But... why?
L950[12:25:04] <Kubuxu> For setters
x:variable = 5
L951[12:25:15] <Vexatos> Why don't you
just x.variable = 5
L952[12:25:36] <Kubuxu> because I want to
do something complicated.
L953[12:25:43] <Vexatos> What
L954[12:25:45] <Vexatos> Seriously
L955[12:25:51] <Kubuxu> So I would have to
write x:setVariable(5)
L956[12:26:02] <Kubuxu> but getter would
be x:varaible
L957[12:26:04] <Vexatos> Why can't you
just "x.variable = 5"
L958[12:26:07] <Kubuxu> It is how scala
does it.
L959[12:26:20] <Vexatos> This is extremely
useless in Lua
L960[12:26:25] <Kubuxu> what if I must
change something when variable is changes.
L961[12:26:35] <Kubuxu> s/es/ed
L962[12:26:35] <Kibibyte> <Kubuxu>
what if I must change something when variable is changed.
L963[12:27:13] <Kubuxu> then I have to use
setter but we already have convenient getters.
L964[12:27:41] <Vexatos>
"x.variable" already is a getter, yes
L965[12:27:57] <Vexatos> and you want
"x:variable" to be a setter function?
L966[12:28:35] <Kubuxu> Oh. You probably
didn't see the underscore.
L967[12:28:48] <Kubuxu> Have you seen it
x.variable_=\
L968[12:29:09] <Vexatos> soo, it sets a
different variable?
L969[12:29:25] <Kubuxu> _= means that it
is a setter
L970[12:29:34] <Vexatos> That won't
work
L971[12:29:39] <Vexatos> _ is a valid
character in Lua
L972[12:29:50] <Vexatos> meaning I could
accidentally parse non-selene code
L973[12:30:37] <Kubuxu> [name]:[name] = is
probably not parsed by Lua
L974[12:31:00] <Kubuxu>
"[name]:[name] = [expression]
L975[12:31:13] <Vexatos> so
L976[12:31:15] <Kubuxu>
"[name1]:[name2] = [expression]
L977[12:31:17] <Vexatos> you want,
uuh
L978[12:31:38] <Vexatos> x:variable = (e
-> dothings() return e)
L979[12:31:42] <Vexatos> ?
L980[12:32:55] <Kubuxu> I want to define
x.variable_= = function(arg) doSomething(arg) privateVar = arg
end
L981[12:33:15] <Vexatos> and then?
L982[12:33:16] <Kubuxu> I want to define
x.variable_= = function(self, arg) self.doSomething(arg)
self.privateVar = arg end
L983[12:33:19] <Vexatos> what does it
do
L984[12:33:31] <Kubuxu> And use it like
x.variable = 5
L985[12:33:37] <Vexatos> Can't do
that
L986[12:33:48] <Vexatos> "x.variable
= 5" does not call any metamethod whatsoever
L987[12:33:50] <Kubuxu> s/./:
L988[12:33:50] <Kubuxu> sorry
L989[12:33:50] <Kubuxu> #p
L990[12:33:51] <Kibibyte> <Vexatos>
:x.variable = 5" does not call any metamethod whatsoever
L991[12:33:55] <Vexatos> Aaah
L992[12:33:55] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
Timeout.
L993[12:34:13] <Kubuxu> x:variable =
5
L994[12:34:14] <Skye> %p Kubuxu
L995[12:34:20] <Kubuxu> sorry
L996[12:34:42] <Vexatos> s you could
set
L997[12:35:02] <Vexatos> x.variable_ = (s,
a -> s.doSomething(a) return a)
L998[12:35:12] <Vexatos> (the return value
would be what x.variable would be set to)
L999[12:35:25] <Vexatos> or would you want
that manual
L1000[12:36:28] <Kubuxu> Manual.
L1001[12:37:17] <Kubuxu> As the setter is
x:variable = z then getter should also use : so it is a
function.
L1002[12:38:04] <Vexatos> so i should
parse "x:variable = z" to (x.variable_(x, z))
L1003[12:38:24] <Vexatos> variable_ being
a function, obviously
L1004[12:39:31] <Kubuxu> to
variable_=
L1005[12:39:42] <Kubuxu> Writting scala/
lua comparison
L1006[12:39:58] <Vexatos> what
L1007[12:40:02] <Vexatos> now you
confused me again
L1008[12:40:09] <Vexatos> You just said
something different
L1009[12:40:19] <Vexatos> you said
x:variable would be calling the setter
L1010[12:40:21] <Vexatos> not defining
it
L1011[12:40:42] <Vexatos> and x.variable_
= would be defining the setter
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L1014[12:48:32] <Vexatos>
"setted"
L1015[12:48:34] <Vexatos> I like that
word
L1016[12:50:20] <Vexatos> Kubuxu, that's
pretty hard to do
L1017[12:50:24] <Vexatos> I don't think
I'll do it
L1018[12:50:30] <Vexatos> doesn't seem
worth the effort to me
L1019[12:50:33] <Kubuxu> Is it that
hard?
L1020[12:50:38] <Vexatos> yes
L1021[12:50:55] <Kubuxu> Oh, as you have
to find the end of expression.
L1022[12:50:57] <Kubuxu> Yeah.
L1023[12:51:48] <Keridos> wohoo got my
crafting script ready again
L1025[12:53:21] <Vexatos>
"mekanism_machine" what
L1026[12:53:35] <Keridos> a bug
L1027[12:53:43] <Keridos> my controlles
is listed as mekanism_machine
L1028[12:53:50] <Vexatos> Why didn't you
tell anyone about the bug >_>
L1029[12:54:03] <Keridos> not sure if it
caused by OC or openperipherals
L1030[12:54:07] <Vexatos> Ooh, you're
using cheaty OpenPeripheral
L1031[12:54:10] <Vexatos> Nah,
Computronics
L1032[12:54:28] <Vexatos> Apparently the
controller is implenting the Mekanism interface for huge energy
storage
L1033[12:54:34] <Vexatos> (The thing that
the induction matrix has)
L1034[12:54:40] <Keridos> ah lol
L1035[12:54:47] <Vexatos> things that may
hold more than 2^31-1 RF
L1036[12:54:50] <Keridos> gonna remove
openperipheral from the pack
L1037[12:55:09] <Vexatos> And OpenP
components have a low priority
L1038[12:55:21] <Vexatos> so
Computronics' name gets chosen rather than an OpenP one
L1039[12:55:52] <Kubuxu> Vexatos, in
Zetta's BigBattery we had getRealEnergyMaxStorae
L1040[12:55:56] <Kubuxu> Vexatos, in
Zetta's BigBattery we had getRealEnergyMaxStorage
L1041[12:55:59] <Kubuxu> Which was
long.
L1042[12:56:24] <Kubuxu> and
getRealEnergyStored which was long also.
L1043[12:56:36] <Vexatos> Yea, mekanism
has doubles
L1044[12:56:49] <Temia> Vex, was your
opinion of OP actually shared by anyone, or do you just harbour
your own grudge against it? >.>
L1045[12:57:19] <Vexatos> And Draconic
Evolution has longs as well
L1046[12:58:56] <Vexatos> Tomorrow I'll
implement foreach syntax and match then
L1047[12:59:35] <Kubuxu> Vexatos,
difference is that BigBattery was 1. Multistructure, big
multistructure. 2. Was extremly expensive. Like few stacks of gold
blocks. 3. involved balance between capacity and throughput.
L1048[12:59:52] <Kubuxu> Now it is just
place this block to get unlimited storage.
L1049[13:00:04] <Vexatos> not
unlimited
L1050[13:00:05] <Vexatos> :P
L1051[13:00:09] <Vexatos> 2^64 -1
L1052[13:00:59] <Vexatos> I wish there
was a Lua IDE like IDEA is for java, auto-detecting functions for
autocompletion and such
L1054[13:09:42] <Kubuxu> I've used
zerobrane studio it is good.
L1055[13:09:51] <Kubuxu> .google
L1057[13:09:59] <Kubuxu> .google
zerobrane studio
L1059[13:10:24] <Kubuxu> Vexatos,
^^
L1060[13:10:39] <Vexatos> Yea, I just
checked that out
L1061[13:10:57] <Vexatos> apparently I
could even add Selene integration easily
L1062[13:11:35] <rashy> Sangar, saw the
highlight, will get to it
L1063[13:12:14] <rashy> (re: limitations
of robots/drones/etc)
L1064[13:17:18] ***
ShoweringFairy is now known as Daiyousei
L1065[13:27:31] <Inari> a lua ide written
in lua
L1066[13:27:55] *
Kodos|Zzz is still waiting on the GravityScore port
L1067[13:30:07] <Sangar> rashy, awesome,
thanks :)
L1068[13:30:41] ***
Techokami|Off is now known as Techokami
L1069[13:38:59] <Vexatos> Sangar, I just
talked to someone about HTTPS support in the Internet card... Can
you remember the reason why it wasn't possible?
L1070[13:39:11] <Vexatos> Inari, eclipse
and IDEA are mostly written in Java
L1071[13:39:29] <Inari> i know :3
L1072[13:39:47] <Sangar> Vexatos, uhh,
https very much works. do you mean ssl tcp sockets?
L1073[13:39:55] <Vexatos> Yes
L1074[13:39:55] <Vexatos> those
L1075[13:40:00] <Vexatos> >_>
L1076[13:40:02] <Sangar> :P
L1077[13:40:06] <Vexatos> TCPS
L1078[13:40:07] <Vexatos> whatever
L1079[13:40:07] <Vexatos> :P
L1080[13:40:45] <Sangar> don't think i
ever said it wasn't possible, just that i cba to look into those
(because from what i remember that involved keystores and other
stupidity)
L1081[13:40:56] <Sangar> pretty sure
there's a ticket open that wants to be adopted :P
L1083[13:41:30] <Vexatos> Something
something
<ace5852>
You gotta use a newer version of
NETTY
L1084[13:41:40] <Sangar> wat
L1085[13:42:08] <Vexatos> Don't ask
me
L1086[13:42:45] <Sangar> i know way too
little of netty to know whether that'd even be needed/useful for
tcp sockets, over the standard java ones
L1087[13:43:04] <Sangar> *ssl tcp
sockets
L1088[13:43:34] <Kodos|Zzz> Is removing
and replacing the HDD the only way to update filesystems that have
been modified externally short of restarting the world?
L1089[13:43:46] <Kodos|Zzz> I don't
remember if rebooting the ingame computer helps
L1090[13:43:55] <Sangar> Kodos|Zzz,
bufferChanges=false :X
L1091[13:44:00] <ping> ^ :|
L1092[13:44:01] <Sangar> saving the world
should also flush it
L1093[13:44:16] <Vexatos> Yes, just hit
esc in singleplayer
L1094[13:44:21] <Kodos|Zzz> Mkay
L1095[13:44:23] <Vexatos> then restart
the computer
L1096[13:44:27] <Vexatos> or set that
config option
L1097[13:44:41] <Kodos|Zzz> Working on
syncing either a server or a raid to another folder in my PC
L1098[13:45:12] <Kodos|Zzz> Did
pastebin's put command ever get user functionality
L1099[13:45:20] <Sangar> you'll really
want to disable buffering if you regularly want to interact with
the files both inside and outside of mc
L1100[13:45:50] <Sangar> as in custom api
key? pretty sure you can slap it in a config or something, can't
remember, too long ago :P
L1102[13:46:37] <Sangar>
pistronics?
L1103[13:46:46] <Kodos|Zzz> Nah,
Factorization's dark iron thinger
L1104[13:46:53] <Kodos|Zzz> Still funny
to screw with people with though =D
L1105[13:46:55] <Sangar> ah
L1106[13:46:55]
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L1107[13:47:35] <Keridos> and i found
another bugs in the ae support
L1108[13:47:57] <Keridos> the
craftables.request thingie does not give isDone() == true when the
crafting request is actually done
L1109[13:48:44] *
Temia winces.
L1110[13:48:52] <Temia> Can't it just
fire a signal?
L1111[13:51:29] <Katie> Oh hey, my script
worked
L1112[13:51:33] <Katie> \o/
L1113[13:52:06] <gamax92> std::cout
<< "Katie: " << Katie++ <<
std:endl;
L1114[13:54:01] <Katie> :P
L1115[13:57:10] *
Dashkal shudders at ++ used in an expression position
L1116[13:58:31] <gamax92> Dashkal?
L1117[13:58:57] <Dashkal> Oh
nothing
L1118[13:59:45] <Lizzy> Katie, would that
script be MichiBot v2 in mIRC script?
L1119[13:59:48] <Lizzy> :P
L1120[14:00:44] <Katie> Lizzy, no, that's
in an mIRC instance running on my desktop because I couldn't get
the damn event to fire in hex/perl
L1121[14:00:55] <Lizzy> lol
L1123[14:02:23] <Katie> ¬_¬ lol
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L1125[14:03:40] <Katie> my new parts
should be here Wednesday \o/
L1126[14:03:41] <Daiyousei> ++val >
val++ fyi
L1127[14:04:49] <vifino> no.
L1128[14:04:55] <vifino> val++
masterrace
L1129[14:05:01] <Daiyousei> ++val is
faster
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L1131[14:05:25] <vifino> val++ doesn't
look like shit
L1132[14:06:06] <Daiyousei> that's
true
L1133[14:06:58] <Daiyousei> ah,
apparently compilers are optimizing ++val and val++ now
L1134[14:07:02] <Daiyousei> gr8
L1135[14:07:15] <Daiyousei> at least in
gcc c
L1136[14:07:17] <Dashkal> ++val and val++
do different things in expression position
L1137[14:07:37] <Dashkal> Did you want
the value before or after incrementing?
L1138[14:07:54] <Daiyousei> i know how
they work :p
L1139[14:08:18] <Dashkal> Comparing them
like things to prefer is ... odd.
L1140[14:09:14] <Dashkal> But yeah,
either in statement position should end up compiling the same way
with a modern compiler
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L1142[14:29:24] <Lizzy> Woe to you O'
Earth and Sea, for the Devil send the beast with wrath because he
knows that time is short. Let him who hath understanding reckon the
number of the beast. It's number is six-hundred and sixty-six *cue
guitar*
L1143[14:30:10] <Katie> I left alone my
mind was blank, I needed time to think to get the memories from my
mind
L1144[14:31:02] <Kodos|Zzz> Okay, who
gave the girls drugs
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L1146[14:31:40] <Katie> I did.
L1147[14:32:02] <Lizzy> :D
L1148[14:32:06] <Kodos> lol
L1149[14:32:07] <Lizzy> they good
drugs
L1150[14:32:10] <Kodos> Lunch time
L1151[14:32:11] <Kodos> brb
L1152[14:32:34] <Lizzy> though i am
running out, Katie got any more?
L1153[14:32:40] <Skye> uhhh
L1154[14:32:48] *
Katie passes moar drugs to Lizzy
L1155[14:32:59] <Lizzy> wooo
L1156[14:33:07] *
Lizzy takes drugs
L1157[14:33:11] <Skye>
uhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
L1158[14:33:59] *
Lizzy starts dancing
L1159[14:34:03] <Skye> uhm
L1160[14:34:10] *
Skye flees the building
L1161[14:34:58] <Kodos> halp
L1162[14:35:04] <Kodos> pizza rolls or
chicken and dumplings
L1163[14:35:34] <Katie> pizza rolls
\o/
L1164[14:35:41] <Kodos> k
L1165[14:35:50] <Kodos> brb then need to
go wash a plate
L1166[14:40:44] <Lizzy> also Katie \o/ i
think the copy script works for the anope.db
L1167[14:40:58] <Katie> Nice... I don't
think my backup is working :P
L1168[14:41:08] <Lizzy> \o/
L1169[14:41:23] <Katie> With my desktop
being shit it's hard to do much...
L1170[14:41:30] <Katie> it's only
hardlocked 3 times today
L1171[14:41:31] <Katie> lol
L1172[14:41:39] <Kodos> Either of you
know if SE's usual Friday Fix got pushed yet
L1173[14:41:48] <Kodos> Heard this week's
update was pretty breaking
L1174[14:42:03] <Lizzy> i have not looked
at SE for a while now
L1175[14:42:41] <Lizzy> also Katie i set
my cron job for it to run at 6:01 to give DB time to sync
L1176[14:43:34] <Lizzy> s/i /i have
L1177[14:43:35] <Kibibyte> <Lizzy>
also Katie i have set my cron job for it to run at 6:01 to give DB
time to sync
L1178[14:43:42] <Katie> yeah
L1179[14:45:56] <Lizzy> i wonder if Izaya
fixed Lain yet
L1180[14:47:10] <Lizzy> anyway, time to
work on EnderBot3 some more
L1181[14:48:00] <Kodos> Time to go sit on
couch and cry about being out of ice
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L1184[14:59:19] <Katie> Lizzy, its fix
now.
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L1186[14:59:29] <Lizzy> coolio
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L1188[15:03:11] <Skye> KOYANNISQATSI is
one of my favourite movies...
L1189[15:03:16] <Keridos> hm weird, how
can i remove an element from a table?
L1190[15:03:28] <Keridos> apparently
table.value = nil does nto work
L1191[15:04:12] <Keridos> erp
L1192[15:04:18] <Keridos> derp table[k]
would be better
L1193[15:05:00] <Lizzy> was about to
suggest something but realised you were talking about Lua and i was
thinking in Python
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L1199[16:32:02] <asie> i'll die for this
but whatever
L1200[16:34:03] <Vexatos> asie: it's
done, pretty much
L1201[16:34:11] <Vexatos> See the to-do
list below
L1202[16:35:41] <asie> Vexatos: i want
this
L1203[16:35:56] <Vexatos> asie: For your
OS? :P
L1204[16:36:12] <Vexatos> It's a little
bit slow though due to all the pattern matching
L1205[16:36:19] <Vexatos> but it's got
live parsing working
L1206[16:36:26] <Vexatos> By replacing
load()
L1207[16:36:46] <asie> all the pattern
matching?
L1208[16:36:51] <asie> Sangar: go add a C
pattern matcher finally
L1209[16:37:05] <Vexatos> asie: I need to
compile all the selene code into Lua code
L1210[16:37:12] <Vexatos> either in
selenec (the manual compiler)
L1211[16:37:15] <Vexatos> or, if
enabled
L1212[16:37:19] <Vexatos> the live
interpreter
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L1214[16:46:44] <Vexatos> asie ^
L1215[16:46:49] <Vexatos> you interested?
:P
L1216[16:46:54] <asie> Vexatos:
very
L1217[16:47:04] <Vexatos> asie, I'll
finish it up soon
L1218[16:47:06] <asie> good
L1219[16:47:09] <Vexatos> maybe not
tomorrow, maybe in a week
L1220[16:47:13] <Vexatos> after my CS
exam
L1221[16:47:23] <Vexatos> I still need to
test some of the functions
L1222[16:47:34] <Vexatos> map and flatten
etc already work
L1223[16:47:38] <Vexatos> and dump
L1224[16:47:49] <Vexatos> Err drop
L1225[16:47:51] <Vexatos> I actually made
a very efficient version of drop
L1226[16:48:02] <Vexatos> Still need to
test flatten and foldLeft/foldRight
L1227[16:48:10] <Vexatos> also I have yet
to test all the string things
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L1229[16:49:21] <Vexatos> asie: I may or
may not add a regex card to 'tronics
L1230[16:49:24] <Vexatos> We'll see
L1231[16:50:16] <Kodos> What about that
data processing block/upgrade
L1232[16:50:29] <Kodos> The one being
suggested on OC's git
L1233[16:50:36] <Kodos> Couldn't you just
throw regex functions into it? :x
L1234[16:51:47] <Vexatos> Thing is that
Patterns are still quite different from regex
L1235[16:51:50] <Vexatos> and barely
compatible
L1236[16:52:15] <Vexatos> so I'd have to
make a pattern matching block rather than a regex one
L1237[16:52:23] <Vexatos> and that'd
definitely be slower than the native Lua one
L1238[16:54:09] <Vexatos> asie:
Disclaimer: Due to it having to parse an entire chunk at once, it
uses quite a bit of RAM :P
L1239[16:55:04] <asie> heh
L1240[16:55:07] <asie> optimize
L1241[16:58:10] <Vexatos> asie: I can't,
as a ternary operator for example could theoretically be the size
of the entire code chunk
L1242[16:58:51] <Vexatos> The parser is
recursive, I already made it set its locally stored chunk to
nil
L1243[16:58:55] <Vexatos> so the GC can
eat it
L1244[16:59:05] <Vexatos> that's about
all I can do
L1245[16:59:20] <Vexatos> Well, first
let's make it functional
L1246[16:59:28] <Vexatos> (hah, get it?
that joke, so amazing, wow)
L1247[17:00:27] <Vexatos> asie ^
L1248[17:00:28] <Vexatos> Anyway
L1249[17:00:33] <Vexatos> Bye
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L1262[17:51:12] <NixillUmbreon> heeeeeeey
guys! :3
L1264[18:10:31] <Keridos> now without
bugs i hope
L1265[18:20:04] <Magik6k> ~w
computer.api
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L1281[19:27:44] <water> ping, for a ltn12
filter function, what are the params
L1282[19:28:33] <ping> water, idk
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L1285[19:42:08] <water> i made my own
filter thing
L1286[19:42:27] <ping> .-.
L1287[19:43:07] <gamax92> water: hi
L1288[19:43:13] <water> gamax92, hi
L1289[19:43:23] <gamax92> I fixed your
wiki entry
L1291[19:44:25] <water> gamax92,
"gamax92 loves to suck massive cocks" uh, are you sure
you fixed it
L1292[19:44:43] <gamax92> :/
L1293[19:45:04] <gamax92> yes, now the
page is a lua error
L1294[19:45:26] <water> gamax92, refresh
it again...
L1295[19:45:27] <water> lol
L1296[19:45:33] <gamax92> i did
L1297[19:45:39] <water> "gamax92 is
a selfish idiot who likes to hurt other peoples feelings
L1298[19:45:39] <water> " what did
he do this time
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L1300[19:45:54] <water> i need to make a
page to show formatting stuff
L1301[19:45:55] <water> xD
L1302[19:49:38] <vifino> Why is ooc's
package manager named sam? >_< now i need to remove SAM
L1303[19:50:03] <gamax92> HEELO, MAH NAEM
IZ SAAHM
L1304[19:50:11] <vifino> lol
L1305[19:50:42] <gamax92> EYE AHM THE
SOFTWAER AUTOEMATID MOWUTH
L1306[19:51:00] <vifino> Rest in pasta,
SAM.
L1307[19:51:09] <gamax92> uhh
L1308[19:51:36] <vifino> oh god, ooc's
sam is meh
L1309[19:51:41] <vifino> SAM where are
you D:
L1310[19:51:55] <vifino> >_> i dont
even have the source tree anymore
L1311[19:52:08] <gamax92> what are you
looking for?
L1312[19:52:14] <vifino> SAM
L1313[19:52:33] <gamax92> is it the
terrible voice thingy? or something else
L1314[19:52:39] <vifino> .-.
L1315[19:52:52] <vifino> SAM is not
terrible
L1316[19:52:52] <gamax92> great what did
I do now
L1317[19:53:03] <vifino> SAM is
awesome
L1318[19:53:17] <gamax92> It's a port of
a Commodore 64 text to speech engine ... and yet its not bad
sounding?
L1320[19:53:26] <vifino> You did nothing,
what is gamax92?
L1321[19:53:35] <gamax92> SAM
L1322[19:53:42] <vifino> fok, i got
terrible latenzy issues
L1323[19:54:05] <gamax92> Magik6k: such
PWD
L1324[19:55:02] <vifino> gamax92: well,
SAM might be old, but it's good compared to nothing
L1325[19:55:22] <vifino> and with some
filters you actually get acceptable results
L1326[19:55:38] <Magik6k> gamax92, I have
to motivate myself to code it(or `borrow` from openos)
L1327[19:55:51] <gamax92> what about
espeak or mbrola
L1328[19:56:09] <vifino> gamax92:
festival with mbrola voices is nice
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L1330[19:56:30] <vifino> actually, if you
want, you can dial a specific number to get my tts setup to
respond
L1331[19:56:52] <vifino> I worked hard to
make it work :/
L1332[19:57:02] <vifino> turns out
asterisk and ttses are a pita
L1333[20:01:50] <Magik6k> gamax92, env
variablen in PS1 done ;p
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L1335[20:02:38] <TabletCube> Izaya:
around?
L1336[20:04:06] <Izaya> Soer of
L1337[20:04:09] <Izaya> sort of*
L1338[20:04:36] <vifino> Sore af*
L1339[20:04:44] <TabletCube> cool
L1340[20:05:08] *
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L1344[20:12:27] <water> (also, due to a
bug that i am advertising as a feature, you can't edit that
L1345[20:12:29] <water> )
L1346[20:26:13] <dangranos> oppm was
before getting rid of ROM?
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