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L29[04:04:36] <vifino> Huh, apparently a
netbsd developer greeted me and I don't know him.
L30[04:04:41] <vifino> Does that mean I am
famous now?
L31[04:04:58] <asie> what
L32[04:05:50] <vifino> asie: A NetBSD
developer greeted me in the CHICKEN Scheme IRC channel.
L34[04:06:03] <vifino> Just a random
"Hello vifino" out of nowhere.
L35[04:07:23] <vifino> But yeah, does that
mean I am famous?
L36[04:07:56] <vifino> Because hell, I'd
sure like to know why they greeted me.
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L45[05:00:24] <Cruor> wait
L46[05:00:31] <Cruor> when was you member
last? o_O
L47[05:00:43] <Kodos> Before Div, at
least
L48[05:00:54] <Cruor> and your still on
hiscore? o_o
L49[05:01:01] <Kodos> Yes?
L50[05:01:09] <Cruor> hiscore isnt f2p
anymore .-.
L51[05:01:20] *
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L52[05:01:24] <Kodos> shrugs, fucking H
key
L53[05:01:48] <Cruor> got chaotics?
L55[05:02:26] <Cruor> bleh :p
L56[05:02:39] <Cruor> 80 range + RCB should
be decent
L57[05:02:54] <Kodos> How much is
RCB?
L58[05:03:08] <Cruor> 400k
L59[05:03:12] <Kodos> Jesus wtf
L60[05:03:15] <Kodos> What happened?
L61[05:04:23] <Cruor> idk .-.
L62[05:04:33] <Cruor> but its cost
efficient :>
L63[05:05:19] <Kodos> I remember when Broad
Bolts were cost efficient ranged XP
L64[05:05:45] <Kodos> Actually
L65[05:05:49] <Kodos> That's when I was an
actual member last
L66[05:05:51] <Kodos> QBD had just came
out
L67[05:06:21] <Kodos> A friend gave me a
bond once between then and now, but I had no idea what I was doing,
and squandered it
L68[05:06:46] <Kodos> I am however stoked
that my 10 year vet cape and hood is F2P
L69[05:07:30] <Jelmazmo> Hello. I have a
question concerning the RotaryCraft. (perhaps you can guess what
would happen next, lol) When I connect via a cable to a computer
any machinery from RC, happens terrible overflow of components due
to the fact that the components are connected including any shafts
or bevel gears that have a filling only from stick/rod and some
stones.
http://higgs.rghost.ru/7KRk89glX/image.png on this
screen I tried to connect only one block
L70[05:07:32] <Jelmazmo> of wooden shaft
from this mod. Question is - how to force offline of this
"feature"? I tried to edit peripheralBlacklist in
.cfg-file, but it is unclear in which format to write the
blocks.
L71[05:08:14] <Kodos> There's no way
currently to 'shut it off' and afaik it's on RoC's side
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L73[05:09:09] <Jelmazmo> Sadly
L74[05:10:42] <Vexatos> Jelmazmo, Reika
knows it and refuses to fix it because he sais it's "working
as intended"
L75[05:11:20] <Vexatos> Not only does he
misuse the API, he makes OC pretty much unusable with any RoC setup
connected via shafts, and there's nothing you can do about it
L76[05:12:06] <Vexatos> the
auto-connect-to-adjacent-components is intended for actual
components, i.e. cables and computer parts that are supposed to
interface with each other
L77[05:12:22] <Vexatos> for anything
external like machines, you are supposed to use an Adapter to
interface with them
L78[05:12:39] <Vexatos> Which Reika doesn't
do
L79[05:15:33] <Jelmazmo> Vexatos, okay. So,
he doesn`t know mechanics of his own mod? A big line of shafts in
~30 blocks from power station to machines, they all have ideally
similar torgue and speed of rotating. Technically and by logic,
this is _ONE_ big shaft. I can`t understand, what can be different
in this blocks?
L80[05:16:24] <Jelmazmo> They have not
lubricant in, they have not any temperature or other condition.
They are just rotating with similar torgue and speed...
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L82[05:17:01] <Vexatos> He would indeed be
able to turn all connected shafts into one single component
L83[05:17:15] <pyropeter> I seem to be
unable to find any information on how to install
opencomputers
L84[05:17:15] <Vexatos> but it would be
rather difficult, and I'd rather have him switch to the Adapter
system
L85[05:17:43] <Vexatos> he said he isn't
using it because some of his blocks require all 6 sides to be
interfaced with, making it inaccessible if he was to be using the
Adapter system
L86[05:17:44] <Jelmazmo> Okay, so with
ReactorCraft will be similar issue, when simple steam line will be
a fully-complicated component :D
L87[05:17:52] <Vexatos> Probably
L88[05:18:12] <Vexatos> it's a thing in
DragonAPI
L89[05:18:21] <Vexatos> so it's probably
most if not all of his blocks
L90[05:19:27] <Kodos> In other news, Aidan
recently added OC functionality to the Mekanism Reactor's Logic
Adapter
L91[05:20:04] <nxsupert> o/
L92[05:21:39] <Vexatos> Kodos, and he did
it the right way I assume
L93[05:21:48] <Vexatos> considering I wrote
him one and a half essays on how to do it >_>
L94[05:21:58] <nxsupert> What?
L95[05:22:36] <Kodos> Vexatos: dunno, go
look. It's in the dev branch
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L97[05:23:37] <Kodos> As soon as my PC is
up and running, I'll probably make a component addon for OC, if
only to learn how to use the API
L98[05:25:07] <Vexatos> Have fun
L99[05:25:10] <Kodos> Yep
L100[05:25:14] <Vexatos> I spent hours
reading the javadocs and the code underneath
L101[05:25:25] <Vexatos> I pretty much
learned scala reading through OC >_>
L102[05:25:30] <Kodos> lol
L103[05:29:17] <nxsupert> Isn't scala
basically a mix between Java and JavaScript?
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L106[05:31:55] <nxsupert> o/
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L110[05:38:29] <Vexatos> nxsupert, not at
all
L111[05:38:44] <Vexatos> Scala is a mix
between java and <insert functional language here>
L112[05:40:22] <nxsupert> JavaScript is a
functional language.
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L114[05:41:47] <Vexatos> ehmwhat
L115[05:42:15] <Vexatos> I am quite sure
every sane being on earth can agree that noone would ever make a
language inspired by javascript
L116[05:42:56] <nxsupert> Why?
L117[05:45:00] <Kubuxu> nxsupert: because
it is so bad that scala people made scalaJS so they can code pages
in scala instead of JS
L118[05:45:28] <nxsupert> What?
L119[05:45:44] <Turtle> People've
abstracted GWT into serverside to avoid JS
L120[05:45:50] <Vexatos> it is one of the
worst languages everyone has to deal with
L121[05:45:58] <Vexatos> if not the
worst
L122[05:46:03] <Vexatos> since it's not
meant to be esoteric
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L124[05:46:44] <nxsupert> I have never run
into an issue with Javascript.
L125[05:47:00] <Kubuxu> nxsupert: have you
coded much in in?
L126[05:47:07] <nxsupert> A fair
bit.
L127[05:47:17] <nxsupert> Mostly event
driven stuff.
L128[05:47:28] <nxsupert> Like web
servers.
L129[05:47:40] <Kubuxu> JS is extremely
prone to stupid errors.
L130[05:47:56] <Vexatos> Yea
L131[05:48:25] <Vexatos> Amongst the
greatest is always the glorious type conversion
L133[05:48:27] <nxsupert> I have yet to
run across any.
L134[05:48:36] <Vexatos> It's just a bad
language
L135[05:48:43] <Vexatos> if you code
right, of course you don't get any issues
L136[05:48:57] <Kodos> nxsupert: tl;dr
they think it's bad, so it becomes inherently universally
terrible
L137[05:48:59] <Vexatos> you just have to
take everything you can do wrong into account as most issues are
hard to track down
L138[05:50:26] <Kubuxu> Scala was created
to target multiple platforms JVM, .NET (not longer developed) and
from some time JS (ES5).
L139[05:50:59] <Kubuxu> It compiles to
sub-language which is then translated to platform language.
L140[05:51:09] <Kubuxu> You can write
whole sites in it.
L141[05:51:54] *
Izaya has had an all sorts of horrible idea that could result in
death for all the people in his immediate vicinity
L142[05:52:24] <Kubuxu> Also you can write
common code, you have server code in scala compiled to JVM, client
code in scala compiled to JS and common code compiled to
both.
L144[05:54:26] <Izaya> no please no
L145[05:54:33] <Izaya> no more single-page
applications
L146[05:54:59] <Kubuxu> I also was hyped
for them but they are pain in the end
L147[05:55:27] <Izaya> I wasn't hyped for
them ever. Try using them on a box with 512M of RAM and running
Windows
L148[05:56:00] <Turtle> From what I've
looked at, vaadin isn't terribly overcomplicated, but by design, it
does use quite a load of bandwidth and computation power
L149[05:56:21] <Turtle> For what It's
designed to do (Internal business applications) it's quite nifty
though
L150[05:56:51] <Izaya> yeah that is pretty
shiny
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L159[07:18:14] *
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L160[07:18:27] <dangranos> and thus i
tried to look at CC forums..
L161[07:18:29] <dangranos> hm
L162[07:18:57] <dangranos> now i want to
rewrite that "unix-like" shell extension (aka
"OS")
L163[07:21:36] <Turtle> You could go yell
at my terrible .schematic format :P
L165[07:22:37] <dangranos> it's not like i
understand wth is that
L166[07:23:09] <dangranos> seems to be
some 5x5x2 structure with chest..
L167[07:23:14] <Turtle> yup
L168[07:23:39] <dangranos> ...why am i
suddenly reminded of runecraft plugin?
L169[07:23:43] <Turtle> TLDR: Lines for
blocks along the X axis, combined into lists for X+Z axis, which
are then stacked in the Y axis.
L170[07:23:57] <dangranos> ah
L171[07:23:58] <Turtle> Plus another list
of tileentities and their relative locations
L172[07:24:06] <dangranos> >_<
L173[07:24:31] <dangranos> did you wrote
restore code yet?
L174[07:24:35] <Turtle> Nope :P
L175[07:24:39] <dangranos> riiiight
L176[07:24:39] <Turtle> I needed some
format to store structures, and aparently .schematic is still stuck
in blockIDs
L177[07:24:50] <dangranos> only?
L178[07:24:54] <dangranos> ew
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L181[07:25:28] <Turtle> restoring is not
that hard, restoring with arbitrary rotation would be somewhat hard
:P
L182[07:26:40] <Vexatos> Look how
BuildCraft does it :P
L183[07:26:50] <Turtle> But buildcraft is
actually sane :P
L184[07:28:04] <Turtle> Actually, before I
ruin lives, how do mods deal with libraries? As a seperate 'X core'
mod, right?
L185[07:28:40] <Vexatos> not
necessarily
L186[07:28:47] <Vexatos> Only if you
attempt to use it for multiple mods
L187[07:30:09] <Turtle> Yeah, but I expect
'regular' java libraries to just cause headaches, even if only used
in a single mod
L188[07:37:05] <ds84182> Ugh, so I now
have to go measure the performance between spawning new coroutines
vs reusing coroutines
L189[07:41:36] <dangranos> wow
L190[07:42:00] <dangranos> that's quite
fast
L191[07:42:10] <dangranos> 2g with nothing
but creating tables
L192[07:43:20] <dangranos> n={} while true
do n={{{{n}}}} end
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L196[08:02:34] <Jelmazmo> > [17:17]
<Jelmazmo> Okay, so with ReactorCraft will be similar issue,
when simple steam line will be a fully-complicated component
:D
L198[08:11:42] <Vexatos> ....it's....
upper-case
L199[08:11:47] <Vexatos> Reika....
seriously
L200[08:15:36] <Turtle> ?
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L202[08:15:54] <Turtle> oh. The component
name
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L204[08:16:10] <Turtle> *Sad
trombone*
L205[08:16:21] <nxsupert> Has anyone ever
told reika that he's doing it wrong?
L206[08:16:46] *
Turtle points at his 'Don't touch my crap' policy
L207[08:18:16] <Jelmazmo> Hmm. Is it
possible to get some more details? I've noticed mention of the fact
that he is a moron in a dofferent sources (from minecraft forum to
github and reddit); even looked at his profile in Steam and noticed
there much of furry-groups, that explained much, but it is really
_SO_ bad?
L208[08:18:31] <Jelmazmo> *different,
sorry
L209[08:19:45] <Jelmazmo> (sorry) Shit. So
awesome idea of mod and so... ghm... without alternatives
author.
L210[08:20:17] <Turtle> Just a tip,
outside this IRC which is quite sane, avoid correlating furries to
dumb people, people will throw a fit
L211[08:20:42] <Turtle> (Also perhaps
discretion would be applicable here *cough*)
L212[08:20:56] <Turtle> But, the thing
here is the lack of standardization I think
L213[08:21:43] <Jelmazmo> Turtle, in
soviet Russia it is very bad situation with furry community, so it
is just my sort of standsartization and habit, but okay.
L214[08:22:22] <Turtle> Jelmazmo, I get
that, (And even though I think he's idling in this channel, see my
2nd statement), I just wanted to avoid a shitstorm, no offense
intended
L215[08:23:26] <Turtle> in general, the
lua standard is to keep everything lowercase and short, optionally
lowerCamelCase or underscores
L217[08:24:45] <Vexatos> Reika is not a
moron
L218[08:24:52] <Vexatos> He's just bad at
using APIs
L219[08:24:55] <Vexatos> Really, really
bad
L220[08:26:03] <Jelmazmo> Okay, I`ll just
try to use redstone if it will be possible in this situation (I
just wanted to control fuel levels in engines and some data from
dynamometers) from computer in "office" of factory
L221[08:26:16] <Turtle> hang on, why'd it
not work?
L222[08:26:27] <Vexatos> Turtle, read that
github issue
L223[08:26:42] <Turtle> oh I see.
L224[08:27:20] <Jelmazmo> Vexatos: ok, I
will take it in mension. Just sort of stereotype, Russian furry (or
dragon, or other from this area) is a moron in 99,9% of cases, and
this is really true. So, let`s close this topic.
L225[08:27:41] <Vexatos> Reika is Canadian
IIRC
L226[08:27:48] <Jelmazmo> I see, yes
L227[08:28:11] <Vexatos> One who already
received death threats for his mods
L228[08:28:13] <Vexatos> soooooo
L229[08:28:14] <Vexatos> ehm
L230[08:28:15] <Vexatos> yea
L231[08:28:19] <Turtle> wait what.
L232[08:28:28] <Jelmazmo> > already
received death threats for his mods
L233[08:28:30] <Jelmazmo> Wow
L234[08:28:38] <Turtle> God please don't
say it's from retards who get upset that he's quite publicly
showing he's a furry.
L235[08:28:46] <Vexatos> Nononono
L236[08:28:58] <Vexatos> If I recall
correctly, it was indeed related to the mods
L237[08:29:04] <Vexatos> But I should stop
talking now
L238[08:29:07] <Vexatos> it just gets
weirder
L239[08:29:13] <Jelmazmo> +
L240[08:29:34] <Turtle> I mean, if it's
about his stance on modification of his mods, kind of a jerkmove,
but not death-threat worthy
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L242[08:30:37] <Jelmazmo> Ehm, I can
understand death threat if it is something about real deals, but it
is a mod somewhere in Internet
L243[08:30:49] <nxsupert> On the internet.
Everything is death threat worthy :(
L244[08:31:11] <Vexatos> Yea but it went
further than that.... let's just stop here unless Reika wants to
tell the story himself
L245[08:31:12] <Turtle> Insert [Greater
Internet Fuckwad Theory]
L246[08:31:25] <Turtle> Vexatos, alright,
my bad.
L247[08:32:04] <ds84182> ...
L248[08:32:13] <nxsupert> Hello
L249[08:33:11] <Turtle> ... damn it, my
Intellij got tainted by some python plugin T.T
L250[08:33:22] <XDjackieXD> o.O
L251[08:33:42] <Turtle> Clarification:
It's not python being bad here, it's the plugin rubbing it into my
face at every step
L252[08:36:17] <Jelmazmo> But I'm still
waiting on fixes. It is impossible to normally control reactor from
ReactorCraft due to component overload! Reika is considering me to
use ComputerCraft or manually control rods and core standing on 400
degrees heated thing that is emitting huge amount of radiation?
Okay, so I`ll just hope.
L253[08:37:01] <Turtle> Can you link
computercraft peripherals to an adapter via computercraft network
cables?
L254[08:37:05] <Turtle> if so, maybe
that's a workaround
L255[08:37:55] <Vexatos> you can
L256[08:38:16] <Turtle> (See? I'm awesome
/s)
L257[08:38:30] <Jelmazmo> It is sort of
"crutch". I think to do so like a temporary workaround
but in any case, this is a crutch instead of normal decision.
L258[08:38:46] <Jelmazmo> So, I`ll just
hope
L259[08:39:34] <Vexatos> But... I don't
think it is able to wrap CC peripherals if the block that is a
peripheral is an Environment at the same time
L260[08:39:49] <Jelmazmo> Srsly, it is
looks like trying to launch some games on Linux in wine instead
using native version.
L261[08:40:17] <Turtle> Welcome to
programming, where everything is dirty dirty hacks and for some
reason it hasn't collapsed yet.
L262[08:40:20] <Vexatos> ...but Age Of
Empires 1 is awesome D:
L263[08:41:13] <nxsupert> e.g. we bodge
everything in programming :P
L264[08:41:44] <Jelmazmo> Vexatos: I
agree, but they have not native version, so Wine is useful here.
Other example that I want to say: Crusader Kings 2. Or Kerbal Space
Program. Both have native versions.
L265[08:42:33] <Vexatos> sooo uuuh.... Any
good program to do antialiasing of images on Linux?
L266[08:43:36] <Jelmazmo> Wine don`t give
antialiasing so it is no difference. It is just enables to use
pirate version of game srom torrent, repacked by
Vasyan1998PRO_S4P3R_, lol
L267[08:43:36] <Turtle> It's linux, go
write your own /s Doesn't something like gimp have that
functionality? I have no idea honestly.
L268[08:45:02] <nxsupert> I need to figure
out a better way of developing on linux.
L269[08:45:22] <nxsupert>
s/linux/raspberry pi
L270[08:45:22] <Kibibyte> <nxsupert>
I need to figure out a better way of developing on raspberry
pi.
L271[08:45:53] <Turtle> Use a more
powerful machine and send code to the pi?
L272[08:46:01] <nxsupert> Thats what I am
doing.
L273[08:46:25] <nxsupert> But it is the
sort of code that needs testing every other second when writing
it.
L274[08:46:54] <Jelmazmo> De facto, in
Linux it is only one minus: OpenGL, that have no normal
antialiasing and in most cases loses in perfomance. In other
aspects, Linux may be comparible or even better of other
platforms
L275[08:47:31] <nxsupert> I still prefer
OS X :P
L276[08:48:32] <Jelmazmo> Gimp is not good
for pros, yes, because it is made for people who need only basic
image work. Photoshop is better for pros and other nearby. this
programs are for different auditories of users.
L277[08:48:52] <Turtle> Does photoshop run
consistantly on linux?
L278[08:49:03] <Turtle> I know it runs
properly on windows since a while now
L279[08:49:33] <Jelmazmo> Photoshop is too
heavy and overfunctioned to just resize images and painting red
eyes on the photo, that is need for regular user.
L280[08:49:58] <Jelmazmo> Turtle: it is
runs platinum in Wine, but I didn`t tried
L281[08:50:54] <Jelmazmo> *fix: gold
L283[08:51:37] <Daiyousei> it is suppossed
to run well yes
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L287[09:32:57] <ds84182> So... I'm to the
point again where I don't have a name for an OS again
L288[09:33:00] <ds84182> fuuuuuuuuuk
L289[09:33:29] <malcom2073> FuOS
L290[09:33:43] <malcom2073> Foo-ahs
L291[09:33:44] <nxsupert> Just think of 3
random letters and stick os on the end.
L292[09:33:59] <ds84182> FuckYouOS
L293[09:34:09] <nxsupert> Thats 7. Not 3
:P
L294[09:34:11] <ds84182> AsyncOS would be
fitting, but it sounds terrible
L295[09:35:38] <malcom2073> How do I test
for no input in term.read()? Check for just a newline?
L296[09:35:58] <ds84182> malcom2073: I
think that should work, yeah
L297[09:36:12] <malcom2073> Heh, tried ==
"\n", and that seems to work
L298[09:36:13] <malcom2073> woot
L299[09:37:36] <malcom2073> This reactor
control program works pretty sweet
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L302[09:54:55] <malcom2073> Cool, so
what's it do?
L303[09:55:46] <ds84182> malcom2073:
Pretty much nothing
L304[09:55:56] <ds84182> Spews log output
if you are running it in OCEmu
L305[09:56:08] <ds84182> Otherwise, I
haven't even tested it on a real OC computer yet
L306[09:56:20] <ds84182> I should actually
flesh out the README
L307[09:56:43] <malcom2073> OCEmu? What is
this? *rushes to google at the sound of it*
L308[09:58:20] <malcom2073> Well this
looks useful
L309[10:24:24] <malcom2073> Heh holy
dependancy hell
L310[10:26:42] <ds84182> gamax92: Someone
is complaining about all the dependencies you use in OCEmu
L311[10:28:52] <malcom2073> Don't think
it's his fault, probably LUA's fault, I'm working through trying to
get all the right versions of everything lined up to play
nice
L312[10:29:15] <Si> malcom2073, uhm, lua
hasn't got a dependency hell?
L313[10:29:26] <malcom2073> Right now I'm
on the "compile luarocks from source so it uses 5.2 instead of
5.1" step heh
L314[10:29:46] <gamax92> ds84182:
hmm?
L315[10:30:04] <ds84182> s/LUA/Lua
L316[10:30:04] <Kibibyte>
<malcom2073> Don't think it's his fault, probably Lua's
fault, I'm working through trying to get all the right versions of
everything lined up to play nice
L317[10:30:23] <Si> Sangar should split
his lua stuff into a Java library
L318[10:30:31] <Si> so people can make OC
emulators in Java
L319[10:30:38] <ds84182> malcom2073: And
it's actually LuaRock's fault because version selection is
"compile time" instead of execution time
L320[10:30:54] <ds84182> I'd much prefer
it to be an execution time switch
L321[10:30:57] <gamax92> same
L322[10:31:04] <malcom2073> ds84182: It's
all the toys required to play in that particular sandbox :)
L324[10:32:28] <malcom2073> gamax92: Yep,
that's where I said I was
L325[10:33:03] <malcom2073> Trying to
figure out the difference between --with-lua and --with-lua-bin,
since I seem to be missing one
L326[10:34:21] <malcom2073> Ah got
it
L327[10:37:55] <dangranos> heh
L328[10:38:07] <dangranos> Nanny Ogg
"I have seen some cocks" or something like that...
L329[10:38:21] <dangranos> oops,
misclick
L330[10:40:01] <malcom2073> Heh
L331[10:40:08] <malcom2073> Is the file
system supposed to be readonly, or did I do something wrong?
L332[10:40:20] <malcom2073> Ah,
nevermind
L333[10:42:06] <malcom2073> Sweet, up and
running. Awesome project gamax92
L334[10:46:00] <gamax92> there you go,
you've passed the idio- i mean dependency test
L335[10:47:16] <nxsupert> I still haven't
:(
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L337[10:49:05] <nxsupert> Apparntly I am
missing "unifont.hex”.
L338[10:49:10] <gamax92> run the
makefile
L339[10:49:33] <nxsupert> Oh yea. That
might help :P
L340[10:50:43] <nxsupert> Yay :D
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L342[10:54:58] <nxsupert> Now here is the
challenge: Can I hook this up to a raspberry pi?
L343[10:55:25] <malcom2073> Sure
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L346[10:55:33] <malcom2073> For varying
degrees of "hooked" and "up" :P
L347[10:56:19] <malcom2073> That'd be
slick, have it running on a PI with a small LCD screen
L348[10:56:55] <nxsupert> Well I am
working on a small lib that lets me draw to a pitft right
now.
L349[10:58:19] <nxsupert> All that will
need to be done is to change OCEmu to render to that rather than
SDL2
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L351[11:29:07] <Mimiru> FFS December 3rd
needs to hurry up.
L352[11:33:46] <asie> why?
L353[11:34:00] <wembly> Anyone make a
craft planning script?
L354[11:34:06] <gamax92> nope
L355[11:34:24] <wembly> and if so, how did
you model it?
L356[11:34:42] <Mimiru> asie Let's
Encrypt
L357[11:35:14] <Mimiru> I'm in their
closed beta, but these certs aren't signed by a trusted CA, Open
Beta certs will be
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L359[11:37:39] <Kubuxu> Mimiru: I hope
that till then they will release manual authorisation
L360[11:37:52] <Kubuxu> because I don't
want them to mess with my configs
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L362[11:38:18] *
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L364[11:59:31] <Mimiru> Also Kubuxu To
obtain a cert using a “standalone” webserver, you can use the
standalone plugin by including certonly and --standalone on the
command line. This plugin needs to bind to port 80 or 443 in order
to perform domain validation, so you may need to stop your existing
webserver.
L365[12:00:22] <Mimiru> Also
L366[12:00:22] <Mimiru> If you’d like to
obtain a cert running letsencrypt on a machine other than your
target webserver or perform the steps for domain validation
yourself, you can use the manual plugin.
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L372[12:33:32] <Lumien> Just wondering,
when will you update oc to 1.8.8 ?
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L374[12:34:53] <asie> i think in a week or
so?
L375[12:34:55] <asie> when mappings get a
bit stabler
L376[12:38:11] <gamax92> asie: why can't
we automagically map based on what code is in a function
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L384[13:43:09] <Sangar> o/
L385[13:43:39] <Mimiru> \o
L386[13:44:23] <Vexatos> o\
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L391[13:55:07] <ds84182> gamax92:
Foo.local_int_a_5_local_int_b_6_return_a_plus_b()
L392[13:55:09] <ds84182> Yes
L393[14:02:44] <Vexatos> lperkins2, pretty
sure you can get rid of the empty dependencies
L394[14:04:30] <lperkins2> oh, good
point
L395[14:05:38] <Vexatos> .openprg
L396[14:06:18] <Vexatos> v^ ....
L397[14:07:03] <vifino> <openprg
L398[14:07:34] <Vexatos> ^v><
?
L400[14:07:42] <Vexatos> no
L401[14:07:53] <Vexatos> I need v^'s bot
to test whether your file is correct
L402[14:08:00] <lperkins2> Oh, okay.
L403[14:08:05] <Vexatos> ~w oppm
L405[14:08:09] <vifino> Vexatos: Yeah, v^
changed the prefix or something.
L406[14:08:10] <Vexatos> very much aware
of that
L407[14:08:13] <vifino> <cmd echo
Hello.
L408[14:08:13] <^v> vifino, Hello.
L409[14:08:18] <Vexatos> <openprg
L410[14:08:22] <Vexatos>
<.openprg
L411[14:08:26] <Vexatos> <help
L413[14:08:28] <Vexatos> ,-,
L414[14:08:31] <Vexatos>
<commands
L415[14:08:32] <vifino> gg
L416[14:08:34] <Vexatos> damnit
L417[14:08:47] <lperkins2> <cmd
openprg
L418[14:08:47] <^v> Nope.
L419[14:08:53] <lperkins2> <cmd
help
L420[14:08:54] <^v> Nope.
L421[14:09:04] <lperkins2> <cmd
commands
L422[14:09:04] <^v> Nope.
L423[14:09:13] <Vexatos> And he didn't
eben update the github repo
L424[14:09:34] <Vexatos> <vex
L425[14:09:37] <Vexatos> ,-,
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L427[14:33:12] <vifino> rip vexatos
L428[14:40:13] <ds84182> <openprg
L429[14:40:20] <ds84182> gmm
L430[14:40:21] <ds84182> hmm
L431[14:43:17] <lperkins2> gr, managed to
break attribute lookup from superclasses
L432[14:43:30] <lperkins2> I think I need
to write some unit tests
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L434[14:46:22] <CompanionCube> how did you
even
L435[14:50:33] <gamax92> ds84182:
no.
L436[14:50:50] <gamax92> like you have the
old mappings, so you look for the same code and then automagically
label it with the old mapping
L437[14:53:45] <lperkins2> any way to
specify a dependency should be installed in its default
location?
L438[14:54:08] <gamax92> you can use
absolute paths iirc
L439[14:54:10] <gamax92> VEXATOS
L440[14:54:16] <gamax92> oh is gone.
L441[14:55:10] <lperkins2> right, but even
that isn't quite what I'd like
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L443[14:56:19] <lperkins2> I've wrapped
GML to run with python, so obviously that will depend on both GML
and python
L444[14:56:36] <gamax92> python?
L445[14:56:39] <gamax92> lua?
L446[14:56:43] <gamax92> lunatic?
L447[14:56:45] <lperkins2> but it won't
care where python and GML are installed, since it's the slave
rather than the master
L448[14:56:54] <lperkins2> python
FSM
L449[14:56:58] <gamax92> fsm?
L450[14:57:04] <lperkins2> finite state
machine
L451[14:57:09] <lperkins2> executes python
bytecode
L452[14:57:13] <gamax92> oh
L453[14:57:22] <gamax92> boooooo
L454[14:57:28] <lperkins2> ?
L455[14:57:38] <gamax92> BOOO GET OFF THE
STAGE
L456[14:57:53] <gamax92> wait so could you
run something like pypng in whatever-the-fuck to get png in
lua?
L457[14:58:42] <lperkins2> possibly
L458[14:59:10] <lperkins2> does it depend
on anything not implemented in python
L459[14:59:11] <lperkins2> ?
L460[14:59:38] <lperkins2> So far, I've
not looked at much of the stdlib (StringIO is all I've included, it
works)
L461[15:00:11] *
gamax92 shrugs
L462[15:00:57] <gamax92> There's also clue
except I've never gotten it to work because of include issues
L463[15:01:43] <ds84182> gamax92: I'm
going to add your audiocard thing or whatevers
L464[15:01:52] <ds84182> to
Computronics
L465[15:01:55] <ds84182> or atleast
attempt
L466[15:02:35] <gamax92> my whats?
L467[15:03:04] <gamax92> oh,
Masssound?
L468[15:03:26] <ds84182> no, I thought you
wanted streaming
L469[15:03:46] <gamax92> Besides that I've
only tried two other things
L470[15:03:56] <gamax92> one is a
synthesizer card
L471[15:04:03] <gamax92> the other was a
dfpwm streaming card
L472[15:04:48] <gamax92> Both were not
really possible at the time since asie's old api
L473[15:10:55] <ds84182> Or not, too much
crap to do in order to get a dev env set up
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L477[15:15:08] <lperkins2> hm, advice for
chasing down what's using memory?
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L481[15:48:13] <v^> lperkins2, task
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L482[15:49:43] <Mimiru> v^, slap ^v
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L484[16:03:27] <lperkins2> Um, I meant in
open computers
L485[16:03:41] <lperkins2> And I know
which program's sucking down the memory
L486[16:04:01] <lperkins2> but what I
can't figure out is why the memory is not freed wwhen the program
exits
L487[16:06:53] <Inari> lperkins2: depends
on what your OS is doing i guess
L488[16:07:42] <lperkins2> OpenOS
L489[16:08:12] <lperkins2> gotta be
something used by a library holding a reference to
something...
L490[16:08:26] <Techokami> dangit Vex is
offline and I need to tell him something, and I keep forgetting how
to leverage the IRC bot in this channel for solving that problem
:/
L491[16:08:57] <Inari> !tell Techokami
test
L492[16:09:03] <Inari> guess not
L493[16:09:03] <Techokami> oh right
L494[16:09:11] <Inari> .tell Techokami
test
L495[16:09:13] <Inari> ;tell Techokami
test
L496[16:09:13] <gamax92> %tell Techokami
test
L497[16:09:14] <MichiBot> gamax92:
Techokami will be notified of this message when next seen.
L498[16:09:16] <Inari> there you go
L499[16:09:22] <Techokami> thanks
L500[16:09:30] <Inari> you'Re welcome
*pushes gamax aside*
L501[16:09:59] *
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L503[16:10:29] <ds84182> <tell
L504[16:10:43] <ds84182> ewlp
L505[16:10:44] <Techokami> %tell Vexatos
Hey Vex, why isn't Computronics on Curse? A friend of mine is
wondering why, and he wants to build a modpack via the Curse client
with Computronics in it
L506[16:10:45] <MichiBot> Techokami:
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L507[16:10:49] <Techokami> there we
go
L508[16:11:36] <gamax92> Techokami: would
you know anything about taking audio, breaking it into certain
frequencies, getting the best matching waveform from a set, and
then composing it all into a text document?
L509[16:11:58] <Techokami> sadly I do not
:/
L510[16:12:28] <ds84182> gamax92:
FFT
L511[16:12:42] <gamax92> but what about
getting the best matching waveform
L512[16:12:46] <ds84182> Dunno
L513[16:13:24] <gamax92> because doing all
sine is great but that only gives you those frequencies, while
realisticaly, something like a sawtooth may have the extra
frequencies that subtract out better
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L531[18:14:46] <MrWonderful2016> why isnt
the debug cards, run command working, it keeps on saying atempt to
index global runCommand, a nil value
L532[18:16:21] <MrWonderful2016> Why
wouldnt runCommand("tell MrWonderful2012 morning") not
work
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L535[18:29:37] <MrWonderful2016> do I need
to include the component
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L537[18:34:13] <lperkins2> What's the max
resolution for a tier 3 screen+gpu?
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L539[18:41:35] <Izaya> 160*50
L540[18:46:00] <lperkins2> thanks
L541[18:46:13] <Mimiru> MrWonderful2016,
the only reason it would say that is if the component you're trying
to use doesn't have that method... all you should need is local c =
require("component")
c.debug.runCommand("whatever")
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L543[18:55:02] <MrWonderful2016> I
see
L544[18:55:27] <MrWonderful2016> do you
need a creative computer to use the debug card?
L545[18:55:58] <Mimiru> No
L546[18:56:19] <MrWonderful2016> that
sounds really bad
L547[18:56:25] <Mimiru> Why?
L548[18:56:50] <Mimiru> They're not
craftable, and to use anything that requires OP permissions they
have to be bound to an OP
L549[18:57:29] <lperkins2> creative case
is nothing special
L550[18:57:41] <lperkins2> just gives
higher capacity
L551[18:59:09] <MrWonderful2016> they
could hack a ops computer with it
L552[18:59:39] <Mimiru> Do you plan on
giving bound debug cards to everyone?
L553[19:00:19] <Mimiru> or hell, debug
cards in general? There IS a reason they're not craftable.
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L555[19:04:20] <Mimiru> About to make the
OpenFM radio have a container... which means I get to rewrite the
entire GUI system
L556[19:04:21] <Mimiru> yay!
L557[19:04:51] <lperkins2> If you really
want them to have access, you probably want to have them relay the
commands through a network card to a protected computer (bedrock
protected), that way you can give only access to what you
want
L558[19:05:48] <Mimiru> That, or add a mod
that does permissions, and block commands you don't want with said
permissions.
L559[19:06:01] <Mimiru> the debug card
when bound to a player only has access to their permissions.
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L564[19:33:17] <PotatoTrumpet>
@sksdev
L565[19:33:19] <PotatoTrumpet> err
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L572[20:09:19] <Keridos> meh Computronics
and GT most recent versions do not like each other
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L574[20:12:31] <Mimiru> There, took while
but I'm back to the same functionality I had before the
rewrite.
L575[20:12:32] <Mimiru> lol
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L580[20:50:12] <PotatoTrumpet> they were
good
L581[20:50:14] <PotatoTrumpet> 10/10
L582[21:03:46] <gamax92> You know what I
like more than fish tacos?
L583[21:03:52] <gamax92> Knawledge
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L601[22:48:28] <Mimiru> %p
L602[22:48:51] <Mimiru> …
L603[22:48:54] <Mimiru> %p
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L610[22:49:35] <gamax92> you got
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