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L5[00:27:48] *
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L6[00:43:36] <gamax92> "I wonder if
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'failure to insert materials, get the axe."
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L28[04:11:17] <ccsonic> Heyho! Has anyone
here made a program controlling a reactor of bigreactors maybe
?
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L30[04:13:20] <Vexatos> I did
L31[04:13:27] <Vexatos> You can even
download it via OPPM
L32[04:13:27] <Vexatos> :P
L33[04:24:29] <ccsonic> oppm ?
L34[04:28:19] <ccsonic> oh the online
downloading thing, yeah. for some reason it didnt really work so
well when I tried
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L37[04:42:23] <Vexatos> Sangar: Pokedy
poke
L38[04:42:30] <Vexatos> I might have found
an issue with hover boots
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L40[05:13:36] <Sangar> lies
L41[05:17:24] <sugoi> well that's when they
aren't working
L42[05:17:30] <sugoi> they...lie
L43[05:17:43] <sugoi> gamax92: y'up?
L44[05:17:57] <Sangar> badum-tish
L45[05:18:04] <sugoi> Sangar: thank you,
thank you
L46[05:18:25] *
Sangar inb4 .com via vex
L47[05:19:05] <Vexatos>
badum-tish.com
L48[05:19:21] <Vexatos> Sangar, if the
hover boots' charge level gets lower, it starts increasing in
metadata
L49[05:19:35] <Vexatos> if you charge them
back up, they stay at their metadata level
L50[05:19:52] <Vexatos> until they get
lower than they were before, then they start increasing in metadata
again
L51[05:19:59] <Vexatos> so it increases,
but never decreases
L52[05:20:09] <Vexatos> I assume at 15000
metadata it will eventually break
L53[05:21:09] <Sangar> uhhh, i'm pretty
sure they don't change the metadata at all; if anything that's just
the display damage
L54[05:21:17] <Sangar> weird tho
L55[05:21:19] <Sangar> make an issue
L56[05:21:33] <Vexatos> According to NEI,
metadata changes
L57[05:21:41] <Vexatos> Btw, do solar
upgrades work in a Tablet?
L58[05:25:36] <Vexatos> Hmm
L59[05:25:40] <Vexatos> apparently they
do
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L61[05:37:54] <Vexatos> Sangar, what's the
max resolution on tablets? Tier 1 like robots?
L62[05:38:04] <Sangar> t2
L63[05:38:20] <Vexatos> Ok, then I'll make
a T2 graphics card
L64[05:49:31] <Vexatos> Sangar, I found
something out, check the github issue
L66[05:57:16] <dangranos> #7 is nice
L67[05:57:17] <dangranos> though
L68[05:57:51] <dangranos> if it's possible
for someone that is not you see your browser history or delete it,
that's not really good
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L73[06:40:46] <Lizzy> meep
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L78[07:45:12] <vifino> meep
L79[07:45:27] <gamax92> peem
L80[07:46:51] <vifino> Anyways, restarting
weechat.
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L82[07:50:35] <vifino> Much better.
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L88[09:06:44] <AlleM43> i am chatting from
a oc computer in minecraft
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L93[09:42:59] <Tomten> tja
L94[09:43:04] <Tomten> jfosasf
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L100[09:54:51] <Kodos> It is too damn
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L110[12:30:10] <sugoi> gamax92: i was
looking to make the sdl window slightly more user friendly for just
myself, but one thing i think could be change would be to have the
window NOT grab the mouse.
L111[12:30:48] <vifino> God damnit.
L112[12:30:55] <vifino> I suck at the
newer contra's.
L113[12:31:21] <vifino> Contra the
original. That's a game I played more than a thousand hours
on.
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L115[12:43:12] <sugoi> gamax92: also, do
you know why the window goes fullscreen on create? i've stried even
setting it to setWindowFullscreen(window, SDL.FALSE) without any
change in behavior (i.e. it still starts fullscreen)
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L117[12:49:58] <ds84182> vifino:
SENNNNNNNNPAIIIIIIIII~!
L118[12:50:08] <Magik6k> .p
L119[12:50:12] <^v> Ping reply from
Magik6k 3.6s
L120[12:50:14] <ds84182> .p
L121[12:50:14] <^v> Ping reply from
ds84182 0.27s
L122[12:50:15] <Magik6k> .p
L123[12:50:16] <^v> Ping reply from
Magik6k 0.58s
L124[12:50:22] <vifino> Hello
ds84182.
L125[12:50:38] <ds84182> Bye lol
L126[12:51:43] <vifino> ds84182: What do
you want from me? .-.
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L128[12:54:23] <Wobbo> o/
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L130[13:01:05] <Magik6k> .p
L131[13:01:06] <^v> Ping reply from
Magik6k 0.51s
L132[13:01:26] <gamax92> O_O
L133[13:01:31] <gamax92> sugoi: the window
is fullscreen?
L134[13:01:41] <gamax92> sugoi: the window
grabs the mouse?
L135[13:01:49] <sugoi> gamax92: on my
windows machines (2) it has always been fullscreen initially
L136[13:01:51] <gamax92> because it
shouldn't do that for both
L137[13:01:52] <sugoi> haha, yes
L138[13:01:59] <sugoi> it does both of
those things
L139[13:02:21] <gamax92> on my linux
machines (3) and windows machines (2) it has never done
either
L140[13:02:23] <sugoi> mouse grab
disabling works fine with a call to setWinodwGrab false
L141[13:02:30] <sugoi> huh,
interesting
L142[13:03:02] <sugoi> in fact, on my two
monitor display, i can't even get out of fullscreen
L143[13:03:29] <gamax92> you have OS X
right? does it do the same thing there?
L144[13:03:54] <sugoi> i do have a couple
macs, i could test that later
L145[13:04:04] <gamax92> I'd appreciate
that
L146[13:06:21] <gamax92> also I was
thinking about a terminal backend, though my only issue is how to
determine the width of characters from a terminal
L147[13:10:02] <sugoi> to be honest
L148[13:10:04] <sugoi> i'd like that
L149[13:10:15] <sugoi> the width could be
superficially imposed
L150[13:10:25] <sugoi> maaaybe even
ncurses
L151[13:10:52] <gamax92> doesn't ncurses
have various issues regarding character widths and so?
L152[13:10:56] <Wobbo> gamax92:
popen("stty size") should work
L153[13:11:19] <Wobbo> Also, I have a Mac
on, so if I need to test something
L154[13:11:22] <gamax92> A) platform
specific, B) thats the terminal size
L155[13:11:38] <Wobbo> Oh, right, I see
what you mean
L156[13:11:50] <Wobbo> Why would you need
the width of a character?
L157[13:12:27] <gamax92> for stuff like
the unicode api and somewhat accurate gpu emulation
L158[13:12:57] <gamax92> if you do fill
with a wide character, even though you said 3x5 it'll do 6x5
iirc
L159[13:14:04] <gamax92> also for getting
a character on the gpu, unless the terminal has some code to get
what's there at a certain location
L160[13:14:13] *
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L161[13:15:19] <sugoi> gamax92: you can
read the already "printed" chars
L162[13:15:22] <Wobbo> gamax92: What you
generally speaking would do is erase a line and rewrite I belive,
but that is not what you want. Maybe checking ncurses is not such a
weird idea
L163[13:15:29] <sugoi> i dont know about
wide char width issues with ncurses
L164[13:15:54] <Sangar> o/
L166[13:16:06] <sugoi> hello Sangar
L167[13:16:30] <gamax92> sugoi: well
that's because curses has a screen buffer iirc
L168[13:16:39] <gamax92> I'll look at
curses again
L169[13:17:53] <Wobbo> o/
L170[13:24:02] <Sangar> i might actually
work on oc again some more this weekend. have an idea for a new
feature i want to evaluate how doable it is :>
L171[13:24:06] *
Magik6k feels poked
L172[13:24:56] <gamax92> Magik6k: With you
and you're having implemented terminal sequences in plan9k, is
there stuff for widths of unicode characters (iirc is font
dependent) or getting a character on screen?
L173[13:34:57] <sugoi> Sangar: i need to
learn scala as i would greatly enjoy helping out where+when I can
(you allow me, via prs, etc)
L174[13:35:45] <Sangar> sugoi, sure thing,
there are enough issues tagged with open-for-adoption after all
:P
L175[13:36:24] <Sangar> (also i'd say
scala is worth learning just to know scala, but i suppose that's a
matter of taste :X)
L176[13:36:30] <sugoi> open-for-adoption?!
ha, a great way of referring to such code work
L177[13:36:54] <Temia> Needs cat
ears.
L178[13:36:57] <Temia> And a cardboard
box.
L179[13:37:07] *
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L181[13:37:38] <vifino> '.'
L182[13:37:42] <sugoi> i'm a c++/c# dev
(to a fault, according to pretty much everyone in this channel) and
i really don't like java. not sure what i'll think of scala, but
i'm always interested in learning new langauges. i believe it helps
you program in general
L183[13:39:07] *
Temia puts Vifino in a cardboard box. Takes a picture of. Posts in
all the open-for-adoption issues.
L184[13:39:09] <Temia> There.
L185[13:39:09] *
sugoi thinks that sounded whiney about 'to a fault', meh - didn't
come out right
L186[13:39:11] <Temia> Instant
adoption.
L187[13:39:17] <sugoi> haha
L188[13:39:18] <vifino> '^'
L189[13:39:30] <sugoi> i adopted my two
cats i have currently
L190[13:39:36] <sugoi> great cats
L191[13:41:55] <Sangar> yeah, more
languages are great, even better if they're very different, makes
you thing differently about how to approach certain problems
L192[13:41:56] <Wobbo> sugoi: What don't
you like about Java?
L193[13:42:27] <Sangar> scala is...
probably closer to c# actually, functionally i mean. at least
before java 8. since it has native anonymous functions and all that
goodness
L194[13:42:37] <gamax92>
"<TemiaBot> But until I'm on my assignments but I'm not
sure how well Minecraft would run on Arch It's pretty damn good
though. There's already way too much silver by default,
yes."
L195[13:42:41] <Wobbo> Sangar: Unless you
start learning haskell, than you want to solve basically everything
with pattern matching and map + foldr :P
L196[13:42:44] <Sangar> if you've worked
with LINQ you shouldn't have much issues with scala
L197[13:42:54] <gamax92> SangarBot
L198[13:42:56] <Sangar> Wobbo,
hahaha
L199[13:42:57] <Temia> w-what
L200[13:42:58] <Sangar> welp
L201[13:42:59] <Temia> '-'
L202[13:43:25] <Sangar> gamax92, neural
networks again? >_>
L203[13:44:03] <gamax92> the lines it
produces can get way to long
L204[13:44:17] <gamax92>
"<SangarBot> yeah, that evaluates to false when used in
the print, and even then it's pretty much any version of that so
make a few more utility things so it's a old/new key when getting
it in sync with the ugly code in particular. traits / mutliple
inheritance)"
L205[13:44:25] <Sangar> if it's SangarBot
that's fine. i tend to write very long messages, too :P
L206[13:44:32] <gamax92> welp
L207[13:44:36] <sugoi> type erasure (no
reification), boiler plate code for simple work (compare to anon
methods, lambdas, catching exceptions, casting types, boxing
primitives, operator overloading, getter/setter props, nested
classes)
L208[13:44:45] <Sangar> that random
')'
L209[13:46:19] <gamax92> <SangarBot>
if no one else offered, i can try to repro changing the base
bath*
L210[13:46:35] <sugoi> um..implementing
iterators (more boiler plate), java also uses runtime parameter
type dispatch, which is just wrong
L211[13:46:37] <Sangar> the integration
package is at 36+ mods now :X wonder how many other mods can beat
that
L212[13:46:41] <gamax92> XD
<SangarBot> dangranos, yeah, pretty much exactly as laggy as
a way to generate power using their bodywarmth or whatever you bind
it to in the day, after tomorrow!
L213[13:46:48] <Wobbo> sugoi: Scala has
some of those things, like operator overloading and stuff like
that
L214[13:46:53] <Sangar> the base bath?
:X
L215[13:46:55] <Sangar> mkay
L216[13:47:06] <gamax92> Sangar: generic
integration?
L217[13:47:16] <Wobbo> gamax92: A neural
network that produces text? Tell me more
L219[13:51:28] <Magik6k> gamax92, what do
you mean by getting caracters on screen? just printing them
out?
L220[13:51:38] <gamax92> like
gpu.get
L221[13:51:44] <gamax92> so that I can
write gpu.get :P
L222[13:51:59] <Magik6k> hmmm
L223[13:52:30] <Magik6k> actually I
thought of fake gpu(and iirc have some code for that
somewhere)
L224[13:52:44] <gamax92> ?
L226[13:53:16] <gamax92> <WobboBot>
. is french
L227[13:53:18] <Magik6k> not implemented
fully iirc
L228[13:53:25] <Sangar> lol
L229[13:53:28] <Sangar> WobboBot best
bot
L230[13:53:49] <gamax92> Magik6k:
>_> these are not real codes
L231[13:54:00] <Magik6k> there are no
codes for that
L232[13:54:05] <Magik6k> or
L233[13:54:08] <gamax92> I also didn't
even say fill
L234[13:54:09] <Magik6k> actually
L235[13:54:13] <gamax92> why did you link
me fill
L236[13:54:53] <Sangar> oh, gamax92. make
a CommitBot :X
L237[13:54:53] <Magik6k>
\x1b[<ROW>;<COL>H<TEXT>
L238[13:55:18] <Magik6k> hmm, save/rostore
cursor would be useful here
L239[13:55:18] <gamax92> oh, what is
this
L240[13:55:43] <Magik6k> \x1b[r;cH moves
cursor
L241[13:56:01] <gamax92> and how is that
supposed to get characters?
L242[13:56:16] <Wobbo> gamax92: How do you
make all these bots? Are they markov chains?
L243[13:56:31] <gamax92> no
L244[13:56:32] <Magik6k> oh, you meant to
get stuff from screen
L245[13:56:37] <Magik6k> derp
L246[13:56:42] <gamax92> yes
L247[13:56:47] <gamax92> "like
gpu.get"
L248[13:56:56] <gamax92> do you not know
what gpu.get does?
L249[13:56:59] <gamax92> it's not
fill
L250[13:57:02] <gamax92> nor is it
set
L251[13:57:04] <Magik6k> I know
L252[13:57:07] <gamax92> do you?
L253[13:57:13] <Magik6k> yep
L254[13:57:15] <Magik6k> umm
L255[13:57:34] <Magik6k> actually, is
there any 'real' sequence for that
L256[13:57:43] <gamax92> that's what I'm
asking
L257[13:58:16] <Magik6k> so that'd
probably mean another custom sequence
L258[13:58:33] <gamax92> no
L259[13:58:40] <gamax92> I can't make
custom sequences in a real terminal
L260[13:59:04] <Magik6k> and you can't get
stuff from them
L261[13:59:08] *
vifino crawls out of the box and stares at Temia
L262[13:59:16] <gamax92> I only asked
because you had to deal with and reimplement a bunch of shit in
plan9k for stuff like that
L263[13:59:18] <gamax92> nvm
L264[13:59:55] <Magik6k> I plan 'fake' gpu
component operating on top of term
L265[14:00:03] <Magik6k> so ssh works
better
L266[14:00:20] <Magik6k> and errors are on
right screen
L267[14:03:36] <sugoi> wait...does java
hava void return type?
L268[14:03:48] <Magik6k> probably
L269[14:04:43] <Wobbo> sugoi: Yeah
L270[14:04:53] <sugoi> ok, misread
something
L271[14:04:59] <sugoi> i was enjoying some
anti-java posts
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L273[14:09:13] <Wobbo> gamax92: But
seriously, can you link me some docs or something as to how these
bots works? I interested.
L274[14:10:21] <gamax92> it takes two
words from the beginning of a random sentence, and then searches
randomly through other sentences for the last two words of the
building sentence and uses whatever comes after that as the next
word
L275[14:10:54] <Wobbo> That does sound
like a markov chain.
L276[14:11:01] <gamax92> nope
L277[14:11:17] <Wobbo> And then it just
keeps chaining that way to get new words?
L278[14:11:23] <gamax92> yes
L279[14:11:27] <Wobbo> How is it
different?
L280[14:11:55] <gamax92> modern markov
chains are usually a crap load more complicated, so if it is a
markov one it's a basic/unusual one
L281[14:12:26] <Wobbo> Well, you are
lacking a clear transition table, but that is really the only
difference
L282[14:13:05] <gamax92> markov chains
have various states and probabilities and statistics and
stuffs
L283[14:13:21] <gamax92> the state in this
bot is literally only the last two words on the new sentence
L284[14:13:28] <Wobbo> But the underlying
principle is really the same.
L285[14:14:10] <Wobbo> gamax92: That is
also true for more compilacated ones normally. an algorithm that
takes earlier things into consideration is not a markov chain
L286[14:14:37] <gamax92> ... how so
L287[14:15:13] <Wobbo> A markov chain
assumes the markov property, which states that a new state can be
predicted from the current state and nothing more.
L288[14:16:39] <Wobbo> So to build a
markvo chain all you need is a transition matrix that maps states
to new states. If you then want to make predictions(generate
sentences in this case) you simply give it one starting state and
repeate the process with the output.
L289[14:23:40] <gamax92> <WobboBot>
Internals are like: find worthwhile coordinates. That might be
intersting as well! it should. only kill your arm under is weird to
see the value of homebrew and link it with piracy
L290[14:24:48] <Wobbo> I recognize a lot
of parts of those sentence D:
L291[14:29:01] <gamax92> <TemiaBot>
I am a monstergirl! but I'm too at odds with myself to think of it,
are there even ways to combat them
L292[14:29:18] <Temia> '-'
L293[14:29:20] <Temia> No.
L294[14:29:25] <Temia> You fight a
monstergirl, you get taken home.
L295[14:29:33] <Temia> +_+
L296[14:29:44] *
Temia grabs Vifino and drags off.
L297[14:30:01] *
Temia takes Lizzy with
L298[14:30:07] <vifino> '.'
L299[14:30:17] *
Lizzy wonders where she is going
L300[14:31:56] *
Temia flops into her pile of plushes with. snuggles both.
<3
L301[14:33:24] *
Lizzy snuggles Temia
L302[14:34:21] *
vifino snuggles Lizzy and Temia and smiles happily
L303[14:38:07] <Wobbo> Did I actually tell
people here that I have my OCJam project public on github?
L304[14:42:14] <gamax92> taken home to
live where there is food and water and shelter?
L305[14:42:24] <gamax92> :D?
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L307[14:48:29] <Wobbo> Home might also
mean Heaven in this case D:
L308[14:48:44] <gamax92> I don't want to
be killed
L309[14:50:01] <Wobbo|iPhone> Nobody wants
to get killed
L310[14:50:11] <Lizzy> do you know that
for a fact?
L311[14:50:19] <sugoi> lestat did
L312[14:50:59] <Wobbo|iPhone> Alright,
most people don't want to be killed
L313[14:52:30] <gamax92> #lua
1032613/15045560
L314[14:52:30] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
0.068632407168626
L315[14:53:03] <Wobbo|iPhone> Would
suicidal people want to get killed?
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L317[14:55:31] <PedroBarbosa> Hi
L318[14:56:02] <Wobbo|iPhone> Hi
L319[14:57:26] <gamax92> ocbot tries to
write code: <#OCBot> #lua #(function(...) offbyone(str)local
key="qwertyuiopqasdfghjklazxcvbnmz"
key=key..key:upper()local newstr={} for char and
int/SAIdentifierPush((c,6,3),c) and
SAIdentifierPush((y,6,7),y))"
L320[14:58:22] <Wobbo|iPhone> Ocbot can't
write code
L321[14:58:41] <gamax92> yeah i have to do
a bit of magic first
L322[15:01:22] <sugoi> gamax92: i would
really enjoy a terminal backend, btw
L323[15:01:26] <Wobbo|iPhone>
magic(X)
L324[15:01:35] <gamax92> sugoi: I'll see
how much trouble it is
L325[15:01:42] <sugoi> i dont have very
much ncurses experience, but if you have a task for me to help out,
feel free to ask
L326[15:03:33] <gamax92> XD
L328[15:04:01] <gamax92> this is also one
of the flaws with that algorithm
L329[15:05:55] <PedroBarbosa> can robots
inta mine?
L330[15:06:07] <sugoi> inta mine?
L331[15:06:10] <gamax92> wat
L332[15:06:14] <Wobbo|iPhone> No Markov
generator will ever write good code
L333[15:06:31] <gamax92> <#OCBot>
Mimiru: I don't want you to do :) Exist in Lua That's ok? for the
3D printer now so I am become death, the destroyer of worlds
D:
L334[15:06:59] <gamax92> #ocbot is every
single spoken thing ever btw
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L336[15:08:24] <Wobbo|iPhone> gamax92:
does it have a channel?
L337[15:11:59] <gamax92> a what?
L338[15:12:22] <sugoi> gamax92: on mac i
can't start boot bc could not load library SDL2
L339[15:12:31] <sugoi> do i need to brew
sdl or some such?
L340[15:12:43] <gamax92> i don't
know
L341[15:12:47] <sugoi> forgive, very much
not a mac user
L342[15:12:56] <gamax92> neither am
I
L343[15:12:58] <gamax92> like at all
L344[15:13:11] <sugoi> ok i'll search for
an sdl library
L345[15:13:11] <gamax92> I don't use mac,
even have a mac, and thus cannot test for mac
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L347[15:13:46] <sugoi> yeah, there is a
brew pkg for sdl2
L348[15:13:47] <sugoi> trying that
L349[15:14:07] <sugoi> hmm, might need to
set the lib path
L350[15:14:30] <Wobbo|iPhone> gamax92: a
channel where I can talk to ocbot
L351[15:14:51] <sugoi> Wobbo|iPhone:
you're talking to ocbot already it seems :)
L352[15:15:03] <gamax92> beep
L353[15:15:28] <gamax92> heeeeee I found
it
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L356[15:17:36] <Wobbo|iPhone> sugoi:
people here don't like botspam
L357[15:18:34] <Daiyousei> the more data
you feed a markov chain
L358[15:18:36] <Daiyousei> the dumber it
gets
L359[15:19:45] <Wobbo|iPhone> Daiyousei:
depends on the data
L360[15:19:45] <Wobbo|iPhone> Garbage in,
garbage out
L361[15:19:53] <gamax92> GIGO
L362[15:20:01] <gamax92> GINO
L363[15:20:33] <Daiyousei> Wobbo|iPhone:
any new data can do it
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L366[15:21:58] <Wobbo|iPhone> You know you
are claiming that you shouldn't feed any data into a Markov chain
right now?
L367[15:22:11] <Daiyousei> i never said i
claimed it
L368[15:22:17] <Daiyousei> i just said it
becomes dumber and dumber
L369[15:22:23] <Daiyousei> and i like
that
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L376[15:29:48] <gamax92> ~calc
5452/865
L377[15:29:49] <izak92>
6.3
0289017341040462427745664739884393063583815...
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L379[15:29:55] <gamax92> :3
L380[15:29:57] <gamax92> wat
L381[15:30:17] <gamax92> well anyway i had
a math bot
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L384[15:35:28] <CyberTurd> hey lizzy
L385[15:35:31] <Lizzy> hi
L386[15:35:52] <CyberTurd> does my server
run of spigot
L387[15:36:01] <Lizzy> yes
L389[15:36:29] <Lizzy> want me to add
that?
L390[15:36:37] <CyberTurd> yes
please
L391[15:38:19] <Lizzy> It's in, restart
whenever to activate it (don't do /reload, that will just break
stuff)
L392[15:40:28] <Lizzy> CyberTurd, ^
L393[15:40:50] <Lizzy> .-. my internet's
fucked up again
L394[15:40:59] <Lizzy> or not
L395[15:41:02] <Lizzy> hmm
L396[15:41:05] <CyberTurd> ok
L397[15:41:09] <CyberTurd> thanks
L398[15:41:20] <Lizzy> %isup
irssi.org
L400[15:41:24] <Lizzy> damn
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L402[15:42:13] <Lizzy> \o/ for the wayback
machine
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L413[16:02:16] <Kodos> o/
L414[16:03:54] <Lizzy> o\
L415[16:04:54] <gamax92> \o
L416[16:05:23] ***
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L417[16:10:09] <vifino> o/
L418[16:10:37] <Kodos> Have I missed
anything important today while I was off getting a sunburn-colored
tan
L419[16:13:06] *
Lizzy shrugs
L420[16:15:06] <Kodos> I wonder if Weechat
has autoreplace
L421[16:16:24] *
Kodos shrugs
L422[16:16:28] <Kodos> Going to Dairy
Queen
L423[16:16:31] <Kodos> Back soon
<3
L424[16:18:26] <gamax92> Kodos: a thing
about weechat, it has lots of existing plugins to extend and do
lots of things
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L427[16:24:22] <Sangar> i'm off o/
L428[16:24:30] <Wobbo> bye!
L429[16:24:31] <Lizzy> you were on?
L430[16:25:30] *
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L431[16:25:42] *
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L432[16:25:56] <Wobbo> I'm also going.
Bye!
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L434[16:29:31] <sugoi> gamax92: i'm going
to have to stop working on the mac test. it's a lot of new area for
me. i did, however, finally get lua to load sdl
L435[16:29:39] <sugoi> but i never could
get sdl to load via ffi
L436[16:29:56] <sugoi> instead, i was able
to build lua-sdls (luarocks install)
L437[16:30:04] <sugoi> but ffi.load still
fails
L438[16:30:11] <sugoi> even when i try
various cpath patching
L439[16:30:30] <gamax92> I don't entirely
know how to tell ffi to look in a certain path
L440[16:30:36] <sugoi> anywho, i know you
were just curious how the window looked on mac
L441[16:30:54] <sugoi> oh, ffi doesn't use
cpath? i guess i was completely guessing on that
L442[16:31:05] <sugoi> i could just copy
the lib next to the init
L443[16:31:07] <sugoi> see if that
works
L444[16:31:12] <sugoi> or in the pwd
(boot)
L445[16:31:14] *
sugoi tries that
L446[16:32:24] <sugoi> nope
L447[16:32:30] <sugoi> copied the lib all
over the place
L448[16:32:32] <sugoi> well, one more
idea
L449[16:34:24] <sugoi> ok, copying all
over the place and various lib names, didn't work
L450[16:34:26] <sugoi> but
L451[16:34:44] <sugoi>
sdl=ffi.load('libSDL2.dylib') gives me "userdata"
L452[16:35:16] <sugoi> haha it works
L453[16:35:19] <gamax92> oh huh
L454[16:35:24] <sugoi> DUDE
L455[16:35:26] <sugoi> it works on
mac
L456[16:35:30] <sugoi> that was REALLY
hard
L457[16:35:34] <sugoi> well, not
"hard"
L458[16:35:36] <sugoi> but a pain in the
butt
L459[16:35:43] <sugoi> sooo many thingsi
tried
L460[16:35:51] <sugoi> so many pkgs and
configurations and ..
L461[16:35:53] <sugoi> bleh!
L462[16:35:54] <gamax92> i guess ffi
doesn't know that the library extension on mac is .dylib
L463[16:35:55] <sugoi> ok
L464[16:36:10] <gamax92> it seems to auto
figure out on linux that it can do libblah.so
L465[16:36:11] <sugoi> maybe there is a
way to tell ffi to be mac smart
L466[16:36:12] <sugoi> i dont know
L467[16:36:19] <sugoi> tell you what
tho
L468[16:36:25] <sugoi> i'll reduce the
noise of this crap hack i got working
L469[16:36:35] <sugoi> and submit a mac os
check to get sdl to load
L470[16:36:46] <gamax92> don't submit yet
though
L471[16:36:46] <sugoi> also...might have a
few setup step suggestions for the readme
L472[16:36:51] <sugoi> ok?
L473[16:36:56] <sugoi> btw
L474[16:36:59] <sugoi> the window is NOT
fullscreen
L475[16:37:04] <gamax92> yay
L476[16:37:09] <sugoi> nor does mouse
grab
L477[16:37:11] <sugoi> so JUST me :)
L478[16:40:48] <gamax92> sugoi: so, I'll
probably patch luaffi then, since it basically does this:
L479[16:40:54] <gamax92> ifdef _WIN32 then
.dll else .so
L480[16:41:07] <gamax92> and theres
probably a way to do a mac check
L481[16:42:02] <vifino> Gawd, windows 10,
Chrome. Please give me Chrome OS mode back.
L482[16:42:04] <vifino> I need it.
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L484[16:42:42] <PedroBarbosa> Is blob
here?
L485[16:43:45] <gamax92> who
L486[16:43:48] <PedroBarbosa> Sangar
L487[16:43:48] <PedroBarbosa> *
L488[16:45:25] <PedroBarbosa> I need
help
L489[16:45:33] <PedroBarbosa> i'm trying
to get the miner program from this link
L491[16:45:37] <PedroBarbosa> How can i do
that?
L492[16:45:39] <PedroBarbosa> OPPM?
L493[16:45:42] <PedroBarbosa> Copy &
paste?
L494[16:49:37] <PedroBarbosa>
Anyone?
L495[16:50:59] <Izaya> oppm
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L497[16:53:08] <PedroBarbosa> oppm install
miner? that command?
L498[16:53:17] <sugoi> gamax92: ffi.load
does prefix lib though, fyi
L499[16:53:27] <sugoi> so the extension is
all that you would need to patch
L500[16:53:51] *
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L501[16:54:07] <sugoi> PedroBarbosa: yes,
oppm install miner
L502[16:54:14] <gamax92> sugoi: not how
luaffi works
L503[16:54:21] <PedroBarbosa> If i try
oppm install miner it says Package does not exist
L504[16:54:45] <Izaya> oppm search
miner
L506[16:54:55] <gamax92> it has a list of
formats, which for windows is %s.dll, and others is %s.so and
lib%s.so
L507[16:54:57] <Izaya> dunno if you can do
that
L508[16:54:59] <gamax92> so, i have to do
both
L509[16:55:22] <sugoi> oh i see
L510[16:55:47] <PedroBarbosa> You can't
izaya
L511[16:56:18] <Izaya> I know there's
*some* search command
L512[16:56:25] <sugoi> Izaya: miner
doesn't seem to be listed in sanger's programs
L513[16:56:31] <sugoi> PedroBarbosa: you
could just use wget
L515[16:56:43] <gamax92> sugoi: so i just
pushed a thing to luaffi, can you build it and see if it
works
L516[16:57:57] <sugoi> gamax92: sure. my
system isn't even close to a vanilla state for this, so it could be
slightly false positive, but at least a reasonable sanity
check
L517[16:58:22] <gamax92> oh i didn't push
i just made the commit ...
L518[16:58:31] <gamax92> okay there
:P
L519[17:02:20] <sugoi> git pull keeps
telling me Already up-to-date
L521[17:02:43] <sugoi> git config --get
remote.origin.url
L523[17:02:51] <sugoi> (same as git remote
show origin)
L524[17:03:05] <gamax92> luaffi
L525[17:03:11] <sugoi> not saying those
commands are the same thing..saying the output it the same :)
L526[17:03:18] <sugoi> oh, sec
L527[17:03:35] <PedroBarbosa> Sangar: Are
you on?
L528[17:03:42] <gamax92> yeah i basically
just added a check for OS_OSX (ffi defines this) and set the paths
to have .dylib
L529[17:03:43] <sugoi> ah
L530[17:03:58] <sugoi> didn't realize your
setup steps was using your own luaffi git
L531[17:04:25] <gamax92> it's mainly
because of various fixes people have done to it, and also because I
have a makefile for mingw
L532[17:06:46] <sugoi> yep, worked just
fine
L533[17:06:56] <sugoi> ok, now to see how
much i didn't have to do
L534[17:07:35] <gamax92> sorry for making
you scatter libraries everywhere on your system :P
L535[17:08:10] <sugoi> ha, it's all good.
it's just a work mac
L536[17:08:52] <Kodos> What did I
miss
L537[17:09:33] <sugoi> Kodos: cold there
today?
L538[17:09:43] <gamax92> We defused a
bomb, that almost would have vaporized the entire pacific
ocean
L539[17:09:58] <gamax92> got it just in
time
L540[17:11:08] <sugoi> gamax92: so i think
i've been able to remove everything, and my edits in have been
reverted
L541[17:11:10] <sugoi> and it works
L542[17:11:45] <sugoi> a step a mac user
would need to do would be to `brew install sdl2`
L543[17:12:17] <Kodos> A bit, it isn't too
bad
L544[17:12:21] <sugoi> well, brew install
luarocks first
L545[17:12:42] <sugoi> PedroBarbosa: what
question do you have?
L546[17:12:47] <sugoi> PedroBarbosa: did
my wget command work for you?
L547[17:13:31] <gamax92> sugoi: so if
you're doing a readme edit for a mac section, you can place it
after the code box and before the crap about Windows
L548[17:14:06] <sugoi> sure
L549[17:15:42] <gamax92> but like with
anything necessary like luafilesystem, luautf8, luaffi, and sdl2,
and recommended stuff like luasocket and luasec
L550[17:16:02] <gamax92> i don't know how
you do lua libs and stuffs on mac
L551[17:19:53] <Skye|ZZZ> .ping
Vic__
L552[17:19:53] <^v> Skye|ZZZ, No such
user
L553[17:20:04] <Skye|ZZZ> #p Vic__
L554[17:20:05] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
0.4466198819999999 Seconds passed.
L555[17:20:10] <Skye|ZZZ> Ha
L556[17:20:20] <Kodos> #p
L557[17:20:24] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
0.45529686100000005 Seconds passed.
L558[17:21:31] <Kodos> Who wants to check
something on Priceline for me
L559[17:24:08] <gamax92> Get as close as
possible without going over
L560[17:24:18] <Kodos> uwot
L561[17:26:59] <sugoi> gamax92: pr
submitted. edit my revision as you prefer. i'll be afk for a
while
L562[17:27:17] <Izaya> #p
L563[17:27:22] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
Timeout.
L564[17:27:29] <Izaya> #p
L565[17:27:34] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
Timeout.
L566[17:27:41] <Izaya> 3G.
L567[17:27:43] <sugoi> oh...does the
readme mention you need to run make in src/ the first time you
run?
L568[17:27:46] <sugoi> i didn't add
that
L569[17:27:50] <sugoi> anywho, i'm out for
now
L570[17:27:52] <sugoi> o/
L571[17:27:54] <Kodos> o/
L572[17:28:02] <gamax92> it's listed in
the linux one but not explicitly
L573[17:30:14] <Izaya> #p
L574[17:30:19] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
Timeout.
L575[17:30:35] <Izaya> wait does andchat
ping?
L576[17:30:42] <Kodos> Izaya: dunno
L577[17:30:42] <Izaya> ._.
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L579[17:39:04] <gamax92> Izaya: iirc
no
L580[17:39:35] <Izaya> that would explain
tin
L581[17:39:40] <Izaya> timeouts
L582[17:42:23] <gamax92> uhh, if you mean
deadbeef timeouts then yes
L583[17:52:32] <Magik6k> holyshit
L585[17:52:38] <Magik6k> that's epic
L586[17:54:55] <gamax92> isn't that the
poorly written russian shell thingy
L587[17:55:23] <CompanionCube> Unicode and
colours is very very versatile
L588[17:56:04] <gamax92> "There are
several protection methods - be sure, nobody can access your
personal data."
L589[17:56:05] <gamax92> ;)
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on making LUKS like thinger in plan9k ;p
L592[17:58:41] <Inari> whoever made that
sure has a lot of free time xD
L593[17:58:52] <Magik6k> (should fit in
few lines tho)
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L605[19:30:59] <S3> Not too bad. Looks
like I'll be doing very minimal trigonometry in this
assignment
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L611[19:50:25] <S3> Starhero-MC,
&
L612[19:51:19] <S3> so let's see, physics
2 for engineers. charged particles galore!
L613[19:51:23] <Starhero-MC> Hey, busy
testing new mods
L614[19:51:48] <S3> calculus based physics
is so much fun
L615[19:52:31] <S3> honestly it often ends
up being less math than non calculus based physics from what I
remember.. since this is the second semester of me doing the
calculus based physics stuff
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L617[20:16:46] <sugoi> gamax92: what if
cprint was replaced with something like...log = {} with log.debug
and log.info, log.err
L618[20:17:19] <sugoi> that wrote to
different pipe levels
L619[20:17:28] <sugoi> like, info to
stdout, err to stderr (be default)
L620[20:17:52] <sugoi> then you could
redirect and get a "quieter" run for testing
L621[20:39:40] <gamax92> sugoi: all of
cprint is debugging though
L622[20:41:34] <gamax92> also, wow that
took a long time for my internet to recover
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L634[21:05:39] <gamax92> k
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occasionally fails to recover from issues like ... what ever that
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L673[21:36:51] <sugoi> gamax92: yeah, and
my initial change would be the replace all cprints with
log.debug
L674[21:37:03] <sugoi> or some such
L675[21:37:20] <sugoi> and then, while i'm
trying to fix something, i'll use log.err or something
different
L676[21:37:21] <gamax92> okay but if you
were to have a log system, what even would you have in info and
error and etc etc?
L677[21:37:48] <sugoi> err for when
something is breaking but recoverable, as opposed to error to just
it down
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L679[21:38:17] <sugoi> i dont know what
info would be for at the moment, not a specific example
L680[21:38:23] <sugoi> 3 may be more than
is needed
L681[21:38:37] <gamax92> see you can't
create a specific example
L682[21:38:52] <gamax92> nor can I think
of anything where there is "breaking but
recoverable"
L683[21:40:02] <sugoi> well, yeah i agree,
i dont see a need for 3, but 2 would be nice
L684[21:40:14] <sugoi> and i take that
back with breaking but recoverable, it can just be breaking
L685[21:40:22] <sugoi> but the problem is
that everything is stdout right now
L686[21:40:31] <sugoi> that's all i'm
trying to say
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L688[21:40:59] <sugoi> so maybe not make
changes to cprint at all
L689[21:41:09] <sugoi> but, maybe i just
want something like error, but without the exception
L690[21:41:22] <sugoi> like, cerror
L691[21:41:45] <sugoi> or, can i just use
io.stderr ?
L692[21:42:16] <sugoi> yeah, i think i
can
L693[21:43:23] <sugoi> oh ha, you have a
setitings.emulatorDebug check when setting cprint
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L697[21:55:39] <sugoi> this utterly
doesn't work
L698[21:55:46] <sugoi> this has got to be
windows
L699[21:57:07] <sugoi> i can't io.stdout
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L719[23:59:07] <sugoi> gamax92: so i found
a bug with my modem
L720[23:59:30] <sugoi> you can call
modem.send(address, port, "a", nil, "b")
L721[23:59:56] <sugoi> anywho, i'll have a
fix soon