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L6[00:17:06] <Darqen_T> Hello
L7[00:17:14] <Darqen_T> Im new to lua
L8[00:17:31] <Darqen_T> Im trying to pass a
variable to my script, just a single one
L9[00:17:45] <Darqen_T> to tell it how many
pellets to add to a reactor core
L10[00:18:45] <Darqen_T> its giving me a
nil or number expected error, got string on robot.dropDown() when i
try to pass the external argument to it
L11[00:20:04] <Xal> you're trying to pass
an argument on the command line?
L12[00:22:03] <Darqen_T> yeah like
L13[00:22:06] <Darqen_T> RCfuel 3
L14[00:22:10] <Darqen_T> to add 3
pellets
L15[00:22:14] <Xal> how are you doing it
now?
L16[00:22:41] <Xal> if you want the
variable `num_pellets` to contain that parameter
L17[00:22:44] <Xal> try doing this:
L18[00:22:49] <Xal> local num_pellets =
...
L19[00:22:57] <Xal> ... holds the arguments
to the script
L20[00:23:57] <Xal> you could pastebin you
script so we could look at it
L21[00:24:03] <Xal> i could give better
advice that way
L23[00:24:53] <Darqen_T> yeah
L24[00:25:15] <Darqen_T> err thats
wrong
L25[00:25:34] <Darqen_T> ignore the local
da = _, dropamount[1]
L26[00:25:36] <Darqen_T> thats new
L27[00:25:58] <Xal> so you're a little
inconsistent in places, you have dropamount[1] some places and
dropamount in others
L28[00:26:19] <Xal> local dropamount =
...
L29[00:26:31] <Xal> then just do
robot.dropDown(dropamount)
L31[00:27:29] <Darqen_T> thats the right
code
L32[00:27:40] <Darqen_T> i was editing a
different file
L33[00:27:47] <Xal> oh, I see
L34[00:27:55] <Xal> oh, I see what's
wrong
L35[00:28:00] <Xal> when you put an
argument to a script
L36[00:28:01] <Xal> it's a string
L37[00:28:07] <Xal> you need to parse the
string to a number
L38[00:28:16] <Xal> do this:
L39[00:28:39] <Xal> local dropnum =
tonumber(dropamount[1])
L40[00:29:00] <Xal> try that out and see if
it works
L41[00:29:02] <Darqen_T> i suspected
that
L42[00:29:09] <Darqen_T> and I couldnt
figure out how to do it
L43[00:29:19] <Darqen_T> I just didnt know
how to write it out
L44[00:29:32] <Darqen_T> okay trying it
thatnks
L45[00:29:38] <Xal> alright, tell me if it
works
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L48[00:35:02] <Darqen_T> hey that
works
L49[00:35:04] <Darqen_T> awesome
L50[00:35:28] <Darqen_T> Now to just keep
refining the program until its uber cool
L51[00:35:38] <Izaya> until it can read
mail
L52[00:35:44] <Darqen_T> Like adding a menu
or autopathfinding
L53[00:35:52] <Darqen_T> well
L54[00:35:56] <Xal> well if you need any
more help feel free to ask
L55[00:36:08] <Darqen_T> pathfinding would
be nice, it has to move thru alot of cables and pipes
L57[00:36:13] <Darqen_T> yes thank
you
L58[00:36:15] <Izaya> every software
project continues to evolve until it can read mail
L59[00:37:27] <Darqen_T> Im working on
reactorcraft autofueling, and possible radiation cleanup with the
robot
L60[00:37:41] <Darqen_T> and reactorcraft
component programs maybe too
L61[00:37:57] <Darqen_T> I was looking at
the nav program
L62[00:38:10] <Darqen_T> but when i say new
to lua
L63[00:38:12] <Darqen_T> I mean
L64[00:38:13] <Darqen_T> new new
L65[00:38:23] <Darqen_T> i started
yesterday
L66[00:38:40] <Darqen_T> but now this robot
refuels my reactor and returns to base
L67[00:40:40] <Xal> before you have a crack
at adding anything to your code
L68[00:40:49] <Xal> you should clean it up
so it's easier to add to later
L69[00:40:56] <Darqen_T> yeah
L70[00:41:14] <Darqen_T> Like removing all
the robot move commands?
L71[00:41:32] <Xal> the most obvious thing
would be to use loops :P
L72[00:41:58] <Xal> you could use loops to
shorten the code
L74[00:42:08] <Xal> you could write a
function that navigates on it's own
L76[00:42:24] <Darqen_T> i'd love to do
that
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L78[00:42:37] <Darqen_T> I've always had
issues tryng to learn to code
L79[00:42:47] <Xal> how come?
L80[00:42:54] <Darqen_T> idk
L81[00:43:11] <Darqen_T> back in high
school when learning pascal i had trouble visualizing tables
L82[00:43:23] <Xal> or jeez, pascal
L83[00:43:34] <Darqen_T> I never got very
far
L84[00:43:35] <Xal> dang I don't like
pascal
L85[00:43:53] <Darqen_T> teacher told me to
basically write a paint program and I couldnt do it
L86[00:44:13] <Xal> the last time I used
pascal...
L87[00:44:14] <Xal> oh man
L88[00:44:34] <Xal> i paid like a ton of
money to buy a pascal language card for my apple 2 plus
L89[00:44:56] <Xal> a whole 16kilobytes of
ram upgrade
L90[00:45:00] <Darqen_T> Lol
L91[00:45:12] <Darqen_T> apple 2e
L92[00:45:17] <Darqen_T> learning basic
when i was 10\
L93[00:45:40] <Darqen_T> so what i'd like
to do
L94[00:45:49] <Darqen_T> I have the
location program within the robot
L95[00:45:55] <Darqen_T> and a navigation
upgrade
L96[00:46:02] <Darqen_T> twell its
upgraded
L97[00:46:05] <Darqen_T> max
L98[00:46:11] <Darqen_T> inv
controller
L99[00:46:28] <Xal> it's just preprogrammed
movement
L100[00:46:33] <Xal> no point in anything
fancy
L101[00:46:44] <Darqen_T> yeah but to tell
it to goto the coords
L102[00:47:00] <Xal> that would be pretty
inefficient
L103[00:47:04] <Xal> it would have to
pathfind
L104[00:47:12] <Xal> if it goes to the
same spots
L105[00:47:23] <Darqen_T> well
L106[00:47:26] <Xal> you could write a
function that takes a table full of each instruction
L107[00:47:30] <Darqen_T> the reactor
takes 2 different kinds of fuels
L108[00:48:08] <Darqen_T> Its a hybrid
reactor, some cells get plut and other uranium. the coords for each
cell are always the same
L109[00:48:31] <Xal> so preprogrammed
movement is all you need?
L110[00:48:38] <Darqen_T> yes
L111[00:48:47] <Xal> yeah you should mess
with gps
L112[00:48:49] <Xal> gps is cool
L113[00:48:50] <Xal> as hell
L114[00:48:55] <Xal> but not really
needed
L115[00:49:09] <Xal> should NOT* mess with
gps
L116[00:49:11] <Xal> sorry lol
L117[00:50:58] <Darqen_T> How do i make a
function that does what you just said
L118[00:51:39] <Xal> so you want sorta a
modular approach?
L119[00:51:45] <Xal> the way I would do it
is this:
L120[00:53:21] <Xal> i would make a
function
L121[00:53:31] <Xal> that took a table of
instructions
L122[00:53:32] <Xal> Navigation
table:
L123[00:53:32] <Xal> { 1: { command:
“forward”, amount: 4 },
L124[00:53:32] <Xal> 2: { command:
“turn_left”, amount: 2},
L125[00:53:32] <Xal> 3: { command: “down”,
amount: 3} }
L126[00:53:34] <Xal> like this
L127[00:53:42] <Xal> it would run
this
L128[00:53:47] <Xal> then when it needed
to go back
L129[00:53:52] <Xal> would run it in
reverse
L130[00:54:02] <Xal> that what you're
thinking of, Darqen_T?
L131[00:54:17] <Darqen_T> thats cool
L132[00:55:25] <Xal> i dunno i tend to
overcomplicate stuff when I want to make stuff super modular
L133[01:03:03] <Xal> well I gotta go
L134[01:03:05] <Xal> see ya
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L138[01:35:00] <Izaya> "All assets
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L143[02:31:25] <Darqen_T> How to limit the
components my computer sees
L144[02:31:31] <Darqen_T> its max
tier
L145[02:31:45] <Darqen_T> but hooking it
to my reactor causes too many components
L146[02:31:52] <Darqen_T> 207/16
L147[02:32:01] <Darqen_T> its reading each
single steam line
L148[02:32:10] <Darqen_T> I only want it
to read the cores
L149[02:33:15] <Temia> Yeah, uh... You're
unfortunately not going to have much luck with that.
L150[02:33:36] <Temia> For some reason
Reika chose to have everything act as a component bridge in
Rotary/Reactorcraft.
L151[02:34:08] <Magik6k> Yeah, there is an
issue for that
L152[02:37:14] <Izaya> it's not a
bug
L153[02:37:18] <Izaya> or so I heard
L154[02:37:41] <Magik6k> It isn't indeed,
but it's annoying
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L186[04:34:43] <Izaya> anyone got a decent
beep ogg?
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L189[05:06:36] <Sandra> yep.... it's not a
bug.
L190[05:06:46] <Sandra> I've fought with
Reika multiple times over THAT.
L191[05:07:13] <Darqen_T> hello
L192[05:07:27] <Darqen_T> from the other
channel
L193[05:07:30] <Sandra> the reasoning is
"BUT YOU NEED TO ACCESS ALL THE BLOCKS AT ONCE
HELLO?"
L194[05:07:36] <Sandra> Darqen_T,
yo.
L195[05:07:36] <Darqen_T> lol
L196[05:08:18] <Sandra> it's a dumb design
decision because it means that in order to do anything with
reactors you need a really pimped out server.
L197[05:08:25] <Sandra> and even then it
can be overloaded.
L198[05:09:22] <Sandra> I'm sure reika
could handle all that in one component.
L199[05:09:28] <Sandra> but nooooo.
L200[05:10:02] <Sandra> "I refuse to
implement the API sanely."
L201[05:10:07] <Sandra> - reika.
L202[05:10:16] <Sandra> (not
really.)
L203[05:10:21] <Izaya> I think that's a
~
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L208[05:30:34] <Vexatos> blergh... does
anyone know of a web browser which doesn't take half of my CPU and
RAM whi
L209[05:30:38] <Vexatos> while
running?
L210[05:30:50] <Vexatos> (On my crappy
laptop right now)
L211[05:30:52] <Vexatos> btw, hi
L212[05:31:21] <Turtle> edge? :p
L213[05:33:06] *
Vexatos brutally throws a soft adobe brick at Turtle
L214[05:33:37] <Sandra> Vexatos, try...
netsurf.
L215[05:33:51] <Sandra> or... anything
that's not chrome really.
L216[05:34:26] <Vexatos> using ff right
now
L217[05:34:27] <Vexatos> :P
L218[05:35:02] <Sandra> then go for
netsurf.
L219[05:35:06] <Sandra> or midori.
L220[05:35:17] <Sandra> there's a bunch of
lightweight browsers.
L221[05:36:10] <Sandra> also I have 0x10
mods installed to skyrim right now. nice.
L222[05:36:54] <Vexatos> whew, midori is
fancy
L223[05:37:18] <Vexatos> ff: 412MB,
Midori: 32MB
L224[05:37:19] <Vexatos> k
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L227[05:41:14] <Magik6k> Vexatos,
lynx
L228[05:52:30] <Izaya> Magik6k,
luakit
L229[05:52:41] <vifino> Vexatos:
elinks
L230[05:53:18] <Izaya> okay I see how it
is
L231[05:53:20] <Izaya> Vexatos,
luakit
L232[05:53:42] *
vifino pets Lizzy and trying to get her to wake up
soon
L233[05:53:55] <vifino> s/and/, /
L234[05:53:55] <Kibibyte> * vifino pets
Lizzy , trying to get her to wake up soon
L235[05:54:01] <vifino>
closeenough.png
L236[05:54:12] <vifino> Izaya: elinks
masterrace
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L238[05:55:37] <Izaya> vifino, can elinks
play html5 video?
L239[05:55:46] <vifino> Izaya: who needs
video when you got ASCII
L240[05:56:04] <Vexatos> Aaaand back to
university things... bye >_>
L241[05:56:17] <Izaya> bai
L242[05:56:21] <vifino> bai
L243[05:56:30] <Vexatos> bai
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L245[05:56:34] <Izaya> vifino, well if you
said no I'd say 'well luakit can't either, that's why I ended up
modding support in for it'
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L248[05:57:26] <vifino> Izaya: i think you
can do that
L249[05:57:32] <vifino> not sure, never
cared enough
L250[05:57:52] <Izaya> I ended up making
it open livestreamer to play the video on the page
L251[05:58:02] <vifino> its good enough to
check wikipedia/archwiki in case of firefox being a fuckwit/nvidia
screwing everything up like usual
L252[05:58:26] <Izaya> blame mozilla
L253[05:58:51] <Izaya> anyway vifino I
made a thing in minetest
L254[05:59:00] <Izaya> it has an animated
texture and it makes a glass breaking sound
L255[05:59:01] <vifino> horay
L257[06:04:19] <Izaya> :3
L258[06:04:51] <Darqen_T> new to lua
L259[06:05:13] <Darqen_T> I want to create
a navtable for a robot.
L260[06:05:27] <Darqen_T> something
like
L261[06:06:01] <Darqen_T> local navtable1
= { 1:{command:"up", amount: 4},
L262[06:06:01] <Darqen_T>
2:{command:"forward", amount: 3},
L263[06:06:01] <Darqen_T>
3:{command:"turnRight", amount: 1},
L264[06:06:01] <Darqen_T> }
L265[06:06:17] <Darqen_T> but Im not sure
how I form thes
L266[06:06:18] <Darqen_T> these
L267[06:06:29] <Darqen_T> I just dont know
what im doing
L268[06:07:23] <dangranos> um?
L269[06:07:41] <Darqen_T> then i need to
read this table in order and execute it
L270[06:07:58] <dangranos> but?
L271[06:08:44] <dangranos> for
i=1,#navtable1 do for j=1,navtable[i].amount do *command execution
code here* end end
L272[06:09:41] <Darqen_T> How come im
getting errors making the table?
L273[06:14:53] <vifino> Darqen_T: You are
using json-esqe syntax.
L274[06:15:09] <Darqen_T> ?
L275[06:15:09] <vifino> Lemme format it
correctly for you so you can learn.
L276[06:15:27] <Noob> Is opencomputers
still developing or sangar completely switched over to that TIS3D
for now?
L277[06:16:15] <Noob> I heard before he
promised really big OC update before xmas but it's almost already
xmas soon ._.
L278[06:16:22] <Lizzy> Noob: it's still in
development
L279[06:16:41] *
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L280[06:16:44] *
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L281[06:17:12] *
vifino giggles and returns the favour
L283[06:17:54] <Noob> Lizzy: I mean is it
"in development" somewhere in the dusty corner or is it
"in development" with any progress in at least last two
weeks?
L284[06:18:52] <Darqen_T> awesome
L285[06:19:07] <Darqen_T> thank you
L286[06:19:20] <Darqen_T> just started
yesterday
L287[06:19:33] <Darqen_T> Pretty much
never coded anything before
L288[06:19:39] <Lizzy> Noob: there are dev
builds available for 1.6 OC, i think Sangar is waiting for bug
reports
L289[06:20:32] <Noob> Oh and just side
question... will 1.6 get only new server racks or also that new
video memory too (pixel buffer)?
L290[06:24:04] <Lizzy> afaik just the
server rack at first, haven't heared about the pixel buffer
L291[06:24:10] <dangranos> Noob:
rly?
L292[06:24:28] <dangranos> server racks
are already up..
L293[06:24:36] <dangranos> i think
.-.
L294[06:24:56] <dangranos> and i dont
think Sangar would abandon OC so easily
L295[06:25:52] <Noob> dangranos: Ugh
wasn't it something planned for 1.6 only because it was so
groundbreaking that current setups would just stop working and it
wud break computer networks?
L296[06:26:58] *
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L297[06:27:10] <dangranos> haven't heard
of that
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L300[06:31:55] <Sandra> I agree. Voldemort
was nowhere near as bad as donald trump.
L301[06:32:03] <Noob> Lizzy: Hm thats
interesting, I only knew about github which is like 26 days old.
Thanks for the link
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L303[06:37:12] <dangranos> hm
L304[06:37:29] <dangranos> how old is
Panasonic EB-GD95?
L305[06:38:36] <Darqen_T> using that
table
L306[06:38:48] <Darqen_T> issueing
commands from it
L307[06:39:13] <Darqen_T> [10] = {command
= "dropDown(dropnum)", amount = 1},
L308[06:39:41] <Darqen_T> then in the for
statement
L309[06:39:48] <Darqen_T> for
robot.command()
L310[06:40:01] <Darqen_T> so passing
arguments
L311[06:40:04] <dangranos> Sandra: when
browsing trough those damn Pocket email ads there was link to
"Donald Trump is a genius"
L312[06:40:06] <Darqen_T> to
robot.command()
L313[06:40:13] <Darqen_T> into the
()
L314[06:40:21] <Darqen_T> some commands
need an arg and some dont
L315[06:40:22] <dangranos> Darqen_T: ...or
you could add args table
L316[06:40:29] <Sandra> dangranos,
blasphemous.
L317[06:40:55] <dangranos> [10] = {command
= "dropDown", amount = 1, args = { dropnum }},
L318[06:41:10] <dangranos> btw, how do you
execute command?
L319[06:41:25] <dangranos> ~w robot
L322[06:41:39] <dangranos> \o/
L323[06:41:42] <dangranos> wai
L324[06:41:47] <dangranos> you didn't
added ()
L325[06:41:51] <dangranos> and that wont
work..
L326[06:42:19] <Darqen_T> Im just stabbing
in the dark
L327[06:42:25] <dangranos>
robot[navtable[i].command](unpack(navtable[i].args))
L328[06:42:27] <dangranos> here
L329[06:42:57] <dangranos> and remove ()
in command in table
L330[06:44:37] <Darqen_T> awesome
L331[06:46:03] <dangranos> ...it
works?
L332[06:46:44] <Darqen_T> not sure
L333[06:46:50] <Darqen_T> but its awesome
Im learning
L334[06:47:56] <dangranos> table.key would
give you same as table["key"]
L335[06:48:12] <dangranos> with key being
string "key"
L336[06:51:41] <dangranos> speaking of
letters..
L337[06:51:46] <dangranos> wai
L338[06:51:48] <dangranos> >_<
L339[06:51:58] <dangranos> misclick
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L344[07:16:48] <Darqen_T> I get an error
when it tries to do
robot[navtable[i].command](unpack(navtable[i].args))
L345[07:16:54] <Darqen_T> well
L346[07:17:04] <Darqen_T> I get an error
when it tries to do
robot[navtable1[i].command](unpack(navtable1[i].args))
L347[07:17:35] <Darqen_T> also tried
robot.[navtable1[i].command](unpack(navtable1[i].args))
L348[07:20:59] <dangranos> what's
error?
L349[07:26:19] <dangranos> WHAT. IS. THE.
ERROR?
L350[07:28:06] <Darqen_T> RCfuel2.lua:28:
<name> expected near '['
L351[07:28:19] <dangranos> hmm
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L353[07:30:42] <dangranos> weir
L354[07:30:47] <dangranos> *weird, should
work
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L356[07:33:24] <Darqen_T> hmm
L357[07:33:25] <Darqen_T> okay
L358[07:33:27] <Darqen_T> so
L359[07:33:32] <Darqen_T> then?
L360[07:33:44] <dangranos> are you sure
there are no other errors?
L361[07:34:07] <Darqen_T> yes
L362[07:34:10] <dangranos> can you show
current code?
L363[07:34:33] <dangranos> replace that
robot[... with somthing like `print(i)`
L364[07:35:59] <Lizzy> \o/ semi-automated
the building of the oc onesix branch
L365[07:37:06] <Darqen_T> print(i) just
listed numbers 1 - 17
L367[07:40:33] <vifino> Lizzy: \o/
L368[07:45:22] <dangranos> without the
damn dot
L369[07:46:21] <dangranos> also
L370[07:46:25] <Darqen_T> umm
L371[07:46:49] <dangranos>
robot[navtable1[i].command](unpack(navtable1[i].args or {}))
L372[07:46:53] <dangranos> that
works
L373[07:47:05] <dangranos> perfectly
btw
L374[07:48:03] <Darqen_T> attemp to index
global 'robot' ( a nil value)
L375[07:48:10] <Darqen_T> that doesnt
work
L376[07:48:34] <Turtle> it does, except
you forgot to load the robot module
L377[07:49:14] <Darqen_T> heh
L378[07:49:23] <Darqen_T> somehow that got
parsed off the top of the file
L379[07:49:25] <Darqen_T> it was
there
L380[07:49:27] <Darqen_T> :p
L381[07:49:41] <Turtle> well it wasn't,
otherwise you wouldn't have that error.
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L383[07:50:21] <Darqen_T> yeah hm
L384[07:50:25] <Darqen_T> my mistake
tho
L385[07:50:45] <Darqen_T> thanks
L386[07:51:47] <Darqen_T> attemp to call
global 'unpack' (a nil value)
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L389[07:52:31] <gamax92> Darqen_T: unpack
was moved to table.unpack in lua 5.2
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L391[07:52:47] <Darqen_T> aha, i thought
thats what the doc said
L392[07:52:51] <Darqen_T> but Im new
L393[07:52:55] <Darqen_T> so i wasnt
sure
L394[07:57:29] <Darqen_T> ok
L395[07:57:44] <Darqen_T> and i understand
why that function work EXCEPT
L396[07:57:55] <Darqen_T> it worked!
L397[07:57:56] <Darqen_T> okay
L398[07:58:06] <Darqen_T> so how come
there wasnt a . needed after robot
L399[07:58:43] *
dangranos sighs
L400[07:58:55] <dangranos> i wrote exactly
that >_<
L401[07:59:10] <dangranos> also, isn't it
just a syntax sugar?
L402[07:59:31] <Darqen_T> it was the
missing robot dependency
L403[07:59:35] <Turtle> I don't think
so
L404[07:59:38] <dangranos> Darqen_T:
nope
L405[07:59:43] <dangranos> look
L406[08:00:00] <dangranos> table.something
will return same as table["something"]
L407[08:00:17] <dangranos> something being
the key for some value
L408[08:00:31] <Turtle> It's not syntax
sugar, "function a["b"](args)" will throw a
syntax error, requiring a dot
L409[08:00:44] <Turtle> That is,
"function a.b(args)"
L410[08:01:02] <dangranos> `function()` is
quite weird thing
L411[08:02:36] <Turtle> eh, not
really
L412[08:02:41] <Turtle> it's just without
assignment
L413[08:02:44] <Darqen_T> I think i got
more confused
L414[08:03:09] <Turtle> Darqen_T,
a["b"] is the same as a.b
L415[08:03:21] <Darqen_T> ok
L416[08:03:50] <Turtle> use dots for
static, i.e. hardcoded indices, and square brackets for variable
indices
L417[08:04:27] <Darqen_T> aha
L418[08:04:32] <Darqen_T> thats why it
didnt make sense
L419[08:04:35] <Darqen_T> i was like
L420[08:04:48] <Darqen_T> why cant i use
that for mine
L421[08:04:52] <Darqen_T> o.O
L422[08:05:17] <Turtle> because
navtable1[i].command is a variable index, you can't use it with a
dot
L423[08:05:25] <dangranos> mhm
L424[08:05:35] <Turtle> dot doesn't take a
variable, it takes literal text
L425[08:05:40] <dangranos> ^
L426[08:05:50] <dangranos> and works only
for string indexes
L427[08:06:23] <Darqen_T> yeah
L428[08:06:50] <Darqen_T> awesome
L429[08:06:57] <Darqen_T> Well this looks
like a lua program now
L430[08:07:04] <Darqen_T> instead of
repeating robot commands
L431[08:07:07] <Darqen_T> ;)
L432[08:07:21] <Darqen_T> much
thanks
L433[08:07:27] <Darqen_T> Ill be here
alot
L435[08:07:29] <Darqen_T> hehe
L436[08:09:20] <dangranos> alot
L438[08:11:17] <vifino> alot if spam
L440[08:11:23] <vifino> spam
L441[08:11:26] <vifino> EnderBot2
pls
L442[08:12:05] <Alissa> maps
L443[08:12:18] <Alissa> slp
2toBrednE
L444[08:12:18] <gamax92> :P
L446[08:14:11] <dangranos> at least nobody
will read it like "dont dead open inside"
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L453[08:41:52] <Turtle> o/ Vex
L454[08:42:21] <Vexatos> o\
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L457[08:49:51] <cloakable> Just hooked an
adaptor up to the Mekanism Logic Port on their fusion reactor, not
seeing reactor functionality exposed in the component. Halp?
L458[08:50:55] <Turtle> Did you try
hooking it up directly first?
L459[08:51:29] <cloakable> As in plugging
a network cable directly in? I'll give that a shot
L460[08:51:38] <Turtle> yep
L461[08:51:53] <Turtle> if it's
implementing a 'component' directly the adapter will probably(tm)
not work
L462[08:52:01] <Turtle> if it isn't, I
don't know
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L471[09:07:01] <cloakable> Nope, cable
doesn't attempt (visually) to connect, and no component.
L472[09:07:24] <cloakable> Putting the
adapter in results in mekanism_machine again :D
L473[09:07:35] <Kodos> Just woke up, what
are you trying to do
L474[09:07:59] <cloakable> Plug a mekanism
fusion reactor into OC
L475[09:08:09] <Kodos> What build of
mekanism are you using
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L477[09:08:58] <cloakable> 8.1.7.252
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L479[09:09:27] <Kodos> Changes aren't in
252 to let OC connect to them properly
L480[09:09:36] <Kodos> Try 255, but I'm
not sure they're in that one, either
L481[09:09:50] <Kodos> I know he's done
the commit recently, though
L482[09:09:52] <Kodos> So they might
L483[09:10:24] <cloakable> Why the hell is
255 listed under 'Previous versions'? *confused(
L484[09:11:00] <Kodos> No idea
L485[09:11:29] <cloakable> Yeah, fuck off
ad.fly
L486[09:11:45] <Kodos> iirc the URL you
need is within the url that you have to click on for
downloads
L487[09:11:56] <Kodos> So just copypaste
it into notepad++ and grab the relevant parts
L488[09:12:14] <Kodos> That isn't
universal, but works with Mekanism downloads
L489[09:13:36] <cloakable> God damn,
that's a lot of special chars
L490[09:15:47] <cloakable> 'Pleeeeeeease
whitelist us!' screw off, I've got adblock set to the default
'block only intrusive adverts' so it's your own damn fault
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L492[09:24:16] <Kodos> cloakable: let me
know if it works
L493[09:24:27] <cloakable> Nothing, and
interestingly the adaptor exposes the same component even without
the logic adaptor
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L495[09:24:45] <Kodos> Alrighty
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L498[09:25:49] <cloakable> I wonder if
this one of those 'only works if CC is also installed'
things.
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L500[09:26:38] <vifino> ls
L501[09:26:50] <Kodos> sl
L502[09:26:59] <cloakable> choo choo
L503[09:27:03] <vifino> Successfully built
4b4825d6a962
L504[09:27:04] <vifino> woo
L505[09:29:34] <cloakable> :D
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L510[09:34:59] <nxsupert> こんにちは
L511[09:36:36] <cloakable> gamax92: do you
have any fuller documentation on your vcomponent library sitting
around?
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L520[09:48:09] *
dangranos pokes people
L521[09:48:21] <dangranos> there is that
russian "MineOS"
L522[09:48:26] <dangranos> i decided to
fork it.. again
L523[09:48:29] *
Alissa pokes dangranos
L524[09:48:34] <dangranos> should i rename
it?
L525[09:48:41] <Alissa> YourOS ? :P
L526[09:48:59] <dangranos> maybe..
cubed?
L527[09:49:02] *
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L528[09:49:08] <Lizzy> dangranOS
L529[09:49:15] *
dangranos slaps Lizzy
L530[09:49:19] <dangranos> dooooon't
L531[09:49:24] *
Lizzy giggles
L532[09:49:35] <dangranos> that's would be
just a self-insert
L533[09:49:39] <dangranos> a massive
one
L534[09:49:55] <Skye> It sounds
funny
L535[09:50:10] <vifino> LIZZY! \o/
L536[09:50:19] <dangranos> but
seriosly
L537[09:50:24] <dangranos> ...what do i
name this thing
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L539[09:50:58] <Lizzy> dangranOS
L540[09:51:00] *
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L543[09:51:38] <Alissa> dangranos: did
someone say self-insert? ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
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L545[09:52:05] <Skye> LizzyOS?
L546[09:52:16] <dangranos> OCOS
L547[09:52:18] <dangranos> hm..
L548[09:52:23] <dangranos> #OC-OS
L549[09:52:30] <dangranos> #ocOS?
L550[09:52:52] <dangranos> archos?
L551[09:52:54] <dangranos> wai..
L552[09:53:38] <vifino> CocOS.
L553[09:53:42] <vifino> Like
coconut.
L554[09:55:20] <dangranos> heh
L555[09:55:36] <dangranos> funny thing,
"кокос" is russian for coconut
L556[09:55:46] <dangranos> and it's
transliterated into "cocos"
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L558[09:55:51] <dangranos> perfect
:3
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L564[09:56:47] <dangranos> sh~
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L566[09:57:14] <Alissa> c:
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L570[09:59:30] <dangranos> ouch..
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L573[10:01:49] <Alissa> :c
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L582[10:10:31] *
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L583[10:10:34] *
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L584[10:10:38] <dangranos> SORRY
L585[10:11:20] *
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L586[10:13:35] <dangranos> welp
L587[10:13:37] <dangranos> it is
done
L588[10:13:43] <dangranos> it's now a
"CocOS"
L589[10:16:09] <Skye> That sounds like a
dirty word
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L594[10:20:11] *
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L595[10:20:11] *
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L596[10:20:20] <dangranos> I'M TRYING NOT
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L598[10:20:44] <Vexatos> call it
dan-100
L599[10:20:48] <Vexatos> or dan-200
L600[10:20:50] <Vexatos> Like
TIS-100
L601[10:20:51] *
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L602[10:20:52] <dangranos> dan200 would
kill me
L603[10:20:54] <Alissa> You obviously
capitalized the "OS" part to get the direction away from
the fact that the only other part of that is almost 'cock'
L604[10:21:15] <SkySom> Why not just make
it cock and call it a day
L605[10:21:18] <dangranos> ._.
L606[10:21:20] <dangranos> fck
L607[10:21:24] <Vexatos> fckOS
L608[10:21:28] <dangranos> now i want to
nuke it
L609[10:21:36] <Vexatos> call it DOS
L610[10:21:38] <Vexatos> dan's OS
L611[10:21:44] <Vexatos> dOS, rather
L612[10:21:55] <dangranos> hm
L613[10:21:58] <Vexatos> hmOS
L614[10:22:04] <dangranos> stoooop
L615[10:23:08] *
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L616[10:23:14] <dangranos> SighOS
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L618[10:23:40] <dangranos> but seriosly,
it's already a "Coconut OS"
L619[10:23:45] *** IT
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L620[10:23:47] <dangranos> or Cocos
OS..
L621[10:23:59] <Guest7596> CockOS sounds
perfect
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L623[10:24:43] <dangranos> ^ that's the
author of MineOS btw
L624[10:25:06] *** IT
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L625[10:25:09] <Guest69702> How the fuck i
can change nickname in this piece of shit?
L626[10:25:20] <dangranos> you
register
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L628[10:26:12] <Guest69702> Register
where? On OC forum or on esper.net?
L629[10:26:29] <dangranos> esper
L630[10:26:34] <Guest69702> Thanks
:)
L632[10:26:48] <dangranos> here
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L641[10:30:15] <McKleiv> haha
L642[10:30:33] <McKleiv> got to be kidding
me, im on IRC within OpenComputers on Minecraft.
L643[10:30:45] <McKleiv> this shit is
awesome
L644[10:30:55] <IT_> Ez program, btw
L645[10:31:23] <cloakable> hee
L646[10:31:35] <McKleiv> Im looking for a
good program that can monitor energy from Mekanism ect, any
ideas?
L647[10:31:46] <McKleiv> my name
jefgf
L648[10:31:49] <cloakable> now write an
irc server in lua, using the internet card to serve clients
L649[10:32:02] <McKleiv> haha
L650[10:32:03] <Alissa> cloakable: aaaaand
it has to be coroutine-based
L651[10:32:04] <Alissa> ;D
L652[10:32:12] <Ivoah> cloakable: Can the
internet card open tcp servers?
L653[10:32:13] <cloakable> :D
L654[10:32:19] <cloakable> yes
L655[10:32:21] <cloakable> iirc
L656[10:32:30] <Alissa> yeah
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L658[10:32:34] <IT_> I want to add IRC
client in MineOS with some graphic beauties
L659[10:32:38] <dangranos> nope
L660[10:32:41] <dangranos> wai
L661[10:32:43] <IT_> Server's too hard
;D
L662[10:32:54] <dangranos> since when OC
can LISTEN to ports?
L663[10:33:00] <Alissa> wait
L664[10:33:03] <Alissa> maybe it
doesn't
L665[10:33:05] <Alissa> i don't
remember
L666[10:33:22] <vifino> no, it
can't.
L667[10:33:29] <IT_> dangranos, eto ti,
pidor?
L668[10:33:39] <cloakable> tcp
socket?
L669[10:33:53] <vifino> cloakable: it can
connect, but not listen.
L670[10:33:54] <cloakable> hmm, darn
L671[10:34:09] <McKleiv> I'm on the moon,
I'm suffocatingg, help
L672[10:34:11] <cloakable> no minecraft
based rootkits
L673[10:34:19] <dangranos> cloakable:
heh
L674[10:34:24] <cloakable> get your butt
back to the overworld then
L675[10:34:30] <McKleiv> Sorry, other
people are taking over my minecraft computer!!
L676[10:34:34] <dangranos> cloakable:
that's still much better than CC
L677[10:34:36] <cloakable> :D
L678[10:34:42] <dangranos> which has only
whitelisted http
L679[10:34:46] <McKleiv> Had to show my
buddies, this is awesome.
L680[10:35:09] <dangranos> hm?
L681[10:35:26] <dangranos> IT_: eto ya,
yoba
L682[10:36:04] <cloakable> Woot, redshift
kicking in
L683[10:36:36] <McKleiv> Anyways have fun
guys! Cya!
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L685[10:36:43] <IT_> Is there any ways to
configure IRC msg format in browser?
L686[10:36:51] <IT_> Default looks like
shit
L687[10:37:31] <IT_> add some colors,
remove symbols ([]<>, etc), add some pictures...
L688[10:37:45] <Vexatos> IT_, go install
HexChat or something similar
L689[10:38:08] <IT_> Ok, googling
now
L690[10:38:10] <Vexatos> uses less RAM
than your browser :P
L691[10:39:01] <IT_> My browser uses 2GB
RAM, that's bigger even then Minecraft with 10 running OC
PC's
L692[10:40:01] <IT_> dangranos, go skype,
cyka
L693[10:40:09] <dangranos> no micro
L695[10:40:26] <dangranos> and linux
L696[10:40:34] <IT_> now i understands,
WHY you're sitting HERE
L697[10:40:49] <dangranos> partially
L698[10:41:24] <Vexatos> dangranos, skype
for linux is a thing
L699[10:41:29] <dangranos> Vexatos:
nope
L700[10:41:30] <Vexatos> even though I
don't use it :P
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L702[10:41:35] <dangranos> it's
awful
L703[10:41:38] <dangranos> it's an
abomination
L704[10:41:45] <IT_> Where's Sangar or
other tough guys from OC dev team?
L705[10:41:52] <IT_> Need to ask about
loot disks
L706[10:42:04] *
cloakable goes to try Debian on her laptop
L707[10:42:12] *
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that he may or may not know a little or a lot about it
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L709[10:42:28] *
dangranos kinda knows something about them
L710[10:42:37] <nxsupert> o/
L711[10:42:44] <Vexatos> inb4 vifino
talking about lewd disks
L712[10:42:47] <dangranos> \o
L713[10:42:49] <Vexatos> o\
L714[10:42:55] <dangranos> hmm
L715[10:43:02] <IT_> too hard english for
me :D
L716[10:43:02] <vifino> what
L717[10:43:08] <dangranos> hi-quality lewd
on OC?
L718[10:43:13] *
dangranos shudders
L719[10:43:14] <Vexatos> dangranos, tape
drives ;_;
L720[10:43:20] <vifino> Vexatos: the fuck
do you want?
L721[10:43:24] <Daiyousei> did anyone say
hi-quality lewd
L722[10:43:25] <Vexatos> vifino, no
thanks
L723[10:43:30] <dangranos> oh god
L724[10:43:34] <Vexatos> what have I
done
L725[10:43:35] <nxsupert> What OS's for OC
have been made other than OpenOS and plan9k?
L726[10:43:42] <Daiyousei> : ^ )
L727[10:43:42] <dangranos> IT_: welcome to
fucking #oc
L728[10:43:44] <Vexatos> nxsupert, amie
and micrOS and miniOS
L729[10:43:52] <Skye> nxsupert: miniOS,
it's quite dated, sadly
L730[10:43:52] <cloakable> nxsupert:
SecureOS
L731[10:43:54] <Vexatos> i.e. ping Skye
and Izaya
L732[10:44:14] <vifino> Vexatos: Why the
fuck did you think I would talk about dicks, and especially
here?
L733[10:44:20] <dangranos> nxsupert: also
"MineOS" which is made by russian IT_
L734[10:44:29] <Vexatos> vifino,
please
L735[10:44:30] <dangranos> but it's
untranslated
L736[10:44:39] <dangranos> also it's
OpenOS extension
L737[10:44:42] <Vexatos> dangranos, but
it's there... kindasorta
L738[10:44:44] <IT_> But it's still TOO
MUCH russian
L739[10:44:49] <vifino> Vexatos: No,
seriously, what the fuck is wrong with you?
L740[10:45:13] <Vexatos> dangranos, are
you going to translate it :P
L741[10:45:35] <nxsupert> I looked at
MineOS. It looks like an addon for OpenOS.
L742[10:45:46] <Alissa> Vexatos: are you
mixing up vifino and i again
L743[10:45:48] <Vexatos> it is
L744[10:45:52] <dangranos> Vexatos: i'm
going to fork it
L745[10:46:01] <dangranos> and rewrite i
guess
L746[10:46:03] <Vexatos> Heh
L747[10:46:12] <dangranos> mostly to make
it autonomous from OpenOS
L748[10:46:36] <dangranos> or at least
copy the APIs from openos
L749[10:46:49] <Vexatos> >_>
L750[10:46:50] <Vexatos> <_>
L751[10:46:52] <Vexatos> <_<
L752[10:47:00] <Vexatos> if you're going
to copy everything
L753[10:47:01] <IT_> of course, but it's
VERY stupid :D
L754[10:47:05] <Vexatos> just keep it as
it is :P
L755[10:47:10] <nxsupert> Has anyone made
anything like TLS for OC yet?
L756[10:47:10] *
dangranos sighs
L757[10:47:14] <Vexatos> and add
Selene
L758[10:47:15] *
Vexatos hides
L759[10:47:16] <dangranos> nxsupert: not
really
L760[10:47:21] <dangranos> Vexatos: i'll
try :P
L761[10:47:32] <Alissa> Vexatos: i forgot,
did i add Selene to chaos or nah
L762[10:47:40] <IT_> dangrarons, how it
will be in English: "кодить велосипед"?
L763[10:47:41] <Alissa> oh wait i was
going to then i got lazy
L764[10:47:43] <Alissa> :D
L765[10:47:48] <Vexatos> Indeed
L766[10:47:53] <dangranos> IT_: ._.
L767[10:47:59] <Vexatos> but hey, I have 2
IRC bots running it now, Alissa
L768[10:48:04] <dangranos> IT_: invent a
wheel?
L769[10:48:05] <Vexatos> s/have/know
of/
L770[10:48:05] <Kibibyte> <Vexatos>
but hey, I know of 2 IRC bots running it now, Alissa
L771[10:48:14] <IT_> dangrarons,
exactly
L772[10:48:38] <Alissa> Vexatos: did you
build a Selene => Lua Bytecode compiler yet? ;D
L773[10:49:31] <Vexatos> Alissa, I wonder.
Would a >> lua selenec.lua whatiwanttocompile.lua | luac
<< work? :P
L774[10:49:31] <Alissa> kbai.
L775[10:49:39] <Alissa> maybe
L776[10:49:45] <IT_> dangarons, how will
you install all of your API, if you will not using OpenOS and
Pastebin, ofk?
L777[10:50:09] <dangranos> OC's
repo?
L778[10:50:23] <IT_> but how to download
it from repo?
L779[10:50:33] <Vexatos>
raw.githubusercontent.com?
L780[10:50:34] <IT_> without default
OpenOS programms?
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L782[10:51:01] <dangranos> doesn't means
that i will make installer autonomous
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L784[10:51:07] <Vexatos>
component.proxy(component.list("internet")()).doTheThing?
L785[10:51:13] <dangranos> ^
L786[10:51:16] <IT_> for example, i have
EMPTY HDD and my OS on GitHub. How to download it from?
L787[10:51:18] <dangranos> hm
L788[10:51:22] <IT_> Or Internet API will
be available?
L789[10:51:26] <Vexatos> IT_, what I
said
L790[10:51:31] <Vexatos> use the internet
component directly
L791[10:51:35] <Vexatos> instead of the
API OpenOS has
L792[10:51:43] <dangranos> maybe i can
write a microinstaller for usage in EEPROM...
L793[10:52:01] <IT_> I.e. i don't need
OpenOS to use components? Gooood
L794[10:52:26] <IT_> dangarons, lootDisk
will be perfect :D
L795[10:52:33] <Vexatos> ... of course you
don't
L796[10:52:36] <Vexatos> what did you
expect?
L797[10:52:49] <Vexatos> How would any OS
without OpenOS work otherwise?
L798[10:52:58] <Vexatos> even the graphics
card is a component, after all
L799[10:53:17] <IT_> I don't know any OSes
excluding MineOS, sorry :D
L800[10:53:29] <Vexatos> Fair enough
L801[10:53:38] <IT_> And without GUI i
can't call in 'OS'
L803[10:53:51] <dangranos> (he is not
really active on the english part of the MC community or internet i
guess)
L804[10:54:14] <dangranos> IT_: SURPRISE,
your's is only graphical OS i know
L805[10:54:16] <IT_> dangarons, is there
any cool GUI-based OSes?
L806[10:54:21] <dangranos> yours? :D
L808[10:54:29] <Vexatos> well I'm not very
active on the russian part of the community :3
L809[10:54:47] <dangranos> man, most of OC
users that can code for it are *nix users..
L810[10:55:04] <Vexatos> Apart from
browsing computercraft.ru every once in a while to see what they're
doing with Computronics >_>
L811[10:55:14] <dangranos> Vexatos:
anything new?
L812[10:55:18] <Vexatos> nope
L813[10:56:02] <IT_> i wanted to ask
something about irc
L814[10:56:04] <Daiyousei> >cc >new
stuff
L815[10:56:06] <Daiyousei> ayy lmao
L816[10:56:07] <IT_> forgotten
L817[10:56:16] <dangranos> Daiyousei: it's
not really about CC anymore
L818[10:56:19] <Daiyousei> ah
L819[10:56:26] <dangranos> they didn't
even HAD CC installed on their server
L820[10:56:29] <dangranos> only OC
L821[10:56:32] <dangranos> and other mods
ofc
L822[10:56:34] <Daiyousei> oh
L823[10:56:34] <Daiyousei> :p
L824[10:56:40] <IT_> ah, how IRC clients
works? On sockets or on simple php-requests?
L825[10:56:46] <dangranos> ahah
L826[10:56:50] <dangranos> you
overcomplicate it
L827[10:56:56] <dangranos> sockets
L828[10:57:01] <IT_> fuck
L829[10:57:10] <dangranos> just your
average text based communication
L830[10:57:13] <Daiyousei> the protocol is
pretty simple too
L831[10:57:17] <IT_> hate sockets since i
started to learn C++ in 2004 :D
L832[10:57:18] <dangranos> IT_: surprise,
OC has sockets
L833[10:57:25] <IT_> i know, know
L834[10:57:36] <dangranos> they are quite
friendly last i checked
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L836[10:57:48] <IT_> need to check
L837[10:57:52] <dangranos> event based..
unless you swich them to select mode?
L838[10:58:01] <dangranos> i think i saw
something about select in issues
L839[10:58:18] <IT_> events? not
functons-readers? great
L840[10:58:46] <IT_> i thought that i must
use threads to get is work
L841[10:58:49] <dangranos> unless you go
into reader mode iirc
L842[10:59:15] <IT_> and login system? php
or sockets?
L843[10:59:25] <dangranos> lolwut?
L844[10:59:37] <dangranos> sec
L845[10:59:39] <IT_> login to irc ->
php?
L846[10:59:48] <dangranos> nope
L849[11:01:09] <IT_> too hard for me
:D
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L851[11:01:23] <dangranos> those are just
commands list and so on
L852[11:01:29] <IT_> for example, pastebin
api is EZ, this is hard (
L853[11:02:20] <IT_> dangarons, where's
people? I thought, there will be some sort of chatting hell
L854[11:02:35] <CompanionCube> The
definitive reference for IRC
L855[11:02:41] <cloakable> everyone is
idle :D
L857[11:03:11] <dangranos> IT_: it all
depens on the channel
L858[11:03:30] <dangranos> but mostly it's
just alternated between "what the hell is going on" and
"is anyone here?"
L859[11:03:33] <CompanionCube> is RFC 1459
and a set of 2xxx RFCs
L860[11:03:42] <CompanionCube> but mostly
the former
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L867[11:04:56] <Ivoah> can you craft an
oppm disk?
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Lizzy shrugs
L870[11:05:19] <dangranos> um..
L871[11:05:21] <Lizzy> not sure
L872[11:05:22] <dangranos> just wget
it
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L877[11:08:28] <cloakable> Ivoah: oppm
disk is floppy + web
L878[11:08:54] <cloakable> or yes, wget
it
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L883[11:10:06] <dangranos> hmm
L884[11:10:11] <dangranos> anybody uses
fountain pens?
L885[11:10:21] <cloakable> I don't
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L887[11:18:49] <Vexatos> Ivoah, you
can
L888[11:18:53] <Vexatos> floppy +
interweb
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L890[11:22:49] <Turtle> dangranos, like,
ages ago
L891[11:24:07] <dangranos> Turtle:
._.
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L893[11:26:38] <Turtle> ?
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L897[11:28:38] <dangranos> !
L898[11:28:42] <Turtle> You can get
fountain pens pretty cheaply, they're a pain to write with
though
L899[11:28:48] <dangranos> not
really
L900[11:28:55] <dangranos> define
"pain"
L901[11:28:55] <cloakable> I have gel
pens
L902[11:29:05] <cloakable> dangranos: I am
left-handed :D
L903[11:29:09] <Turtle> dangranos,
rotation for one
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L905[11:30:38] <dangranos> i have:
ballpoint pens, oil ballpoint pen, gel pens and two fountain
pens
L906[11:30:52] <dangranos> Turtle: not
really an issue
L907[11:31:02] <dangranos> they are
symmetrical at least
L908[11:31:17] <dangranos> and you dont
really rotate it all around when writing
L909[11:32:01] <Turtle> eh, not a lot, it
does screw with the line width when writing, which for :MEDICAL
REASONS I CBA TO EXPLAIN: completely fucked with my
handwriting
L910[11:32:38] <dangranos> cba?
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L912[11:32:51] <Turtle> Can't Be Arsed,
but, TLDR: Shit motorskills
L913[11:33:15] <dangranos> handwriting as
in "separate letters" or true cursive without stopping
much?
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L915[11:34:03] <Turtle> Let me put it this
way, my 'seperate letters' are completely illegible to anyone but
me (And even then it's mostly remembering what I wrote, rather than
reading), by cursive, god help the bastard that has to read
it
L916[11:34:28] <dangranos> ..now i want to
see your cursive
L917[11:36:35] <Turtle> I only have notes
from like a year ago, and it's chemistry so not cursive, hang
on
L918[11:38:40] <Turtle> ... I found like 2
lines in my physics notes, it'll have to do
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L921[11:41:03] <Turtle> That was from I
think slightly over a year ago, it was worse in the past.
L922[11:41:30] <dangranos> i see
"cm", "m", "V", "m/?"
L923[11:41:46] <Turtle> it's about the
bottom part, the top part is something to do with nuclear
decay
L924[11:41:50] <dangranos> 1,0*10^-9...
S?
L925[11:42:06] <dangranos> what language
is that?
L926[11:42:29] <dangranos> ...that's
"The"?
L927[11:42:35] <Turtle> It's dutch
L928[11:42:41] <dangranos> ._.
L929[11:42:49] <Turtle> but your guess is
still somewhat correct :p
L930[11:42:51] <dangranos> is that
"de"?
L931[11:42:58] <Turtle> it is
L932[11:43:45] <dangranos> cr??euo?d??
boh?l?
L933[11:44:30] <Turtle> uhhh, fuckit if I
know, the first three letters of the second word are U, I, T, no
idea what the rest is
L934[11:44:41] <dangranos> XD
L935[11:45:10] <dangranos> hm..
L936[11:45:21] <dangranos> i only got
russian cursive
L937[11:45:26] <Turtle> :p
L938[11:45:41] <dangranos> and some
english in workbook but meh
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L940[11:49:38] <dangranos> ...and i though
my handwriting was jumpy
L941[11:49:58] <dangranos> compared to
that.. it's fucking straight as a ruler
L942[11:50:04] <Turtle> :p
L943[11:50:28] <dangranos> no
offense
L944[11:52:24] <Turtle> Idc, it's mainly
because some weird issue with my nevers
L945[11:52:46] <dangranos> oh.
L946[11:53:07] <dangranos> at least
numbers are recogniseable
L947[11:53:11] <Turtle> :p
L948[11:53:30] <Turtle> But yeah, they
didn't develop properly somehow, which turns out, is really really
bad for your motor skills :P
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L957[12:26:17] <asie> good neews!
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L959[12:27:05] <XDjackieXD> ^^
L960[12:27:46] <vifino> AsiePower?
L961[12:27:58] <asie> yes
L962[12:28:04] <vifino> Oh, fun.
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L970[12:54:36] <Pwootage> It's a good
thing this javascript arch requires java 8, since Nashorn compiles
javascript to bytecode/thus creates a lot of classes
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L974[13:00:39] <sugoi> hey guys
L975[13:00:55] <Lizzy> hi
L976[13:00:57] <sugoi> i have some methods
in bin/sh that really benefit from unit testing before its release
ready
L977[13:01:05] <sugoi> i dont want to add
them to lib/shell for reasons
L978[13:01:26] <sugoi> such as, lib/shell
is trying to be shell-agnostic
L979[13:01:36] <sugoi> and i can't make a
lib/sh because .. well that's just weird
L980[13:01:41] <sugoi> thoughts?
L981[13:01:49] <sugoi> for now lib/text
works for most of it
L982[13:01:53] <sugoi> but not as much as
i want
L983[13:02:08] <sugoi> Lizzy: hello
:)
L984[13:03:09] <sugoi> yeah i could ...
temporarily make a lib/sh for testing, then move all the methods
back for release
L985[13:03:16] <sugoi> but i'd like to
just have an sh-lib
L986[13:03:49] <sugoi> something specific
to sh parsing and such
L987[13:07:37] <Reika> Does OpenComputers
have any RC integration on its end?
L988[13:07:39] <Reika> Because something
very odd is happening
L989[13:07:45] <Reika> namely someone
reported that one of the integration methods is not documented in
my book (which is weird because the system is automatic) and now I
cannot even find it in my code, and am wondering if I am going
crazy
L990[13:07:47] <sugoi> railcraft?
L991[13:07:57] <Reika> no,
RotaryCraft
L992[13:08:04] <sugoi> oh
L993[13:08:09] <Reika> in this case the
Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR as most call it)
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L995[13:10:19] <Turtle> Obligatory: You
are SURE it's in the source too?
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L999[13:11:08] <Turtle> As in, you sure
there's not version shenanigans going on with new features not
being everywhere yet?
L1000[13:11:09] <Evey> I am back,
hooorah!!!
L1001[13:11:29] <Kodos> I didn't think
anyone bothered to use RoC with OC, seeing as your blocks don't
work properly as components
L1002[13:11:30] <Reika> ....explain to me
how new features would be in my mod without me knowing
L1003[13:11:54] <Turtle> ... You release
new stuff, Someone didn't update, attempts to use new
feature.
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L1005[13:12:02] <Evey> :3
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L1007[13:12:12] <Reika> No, they used the
method, but it is not in my code
L1008[13:12:18] <Reika> and I have never
removed methods
L1009[13:12:22] <Turtle> oh like
that
L1010[13:12:22] <tim4242> The main
inegration package of oc doesn't seem to contain anything about the
GPR
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L1015[13:14:24] <Reika> Kodos: ? Yes they
do, they work directly
L1016[13:14:29] <Reika> I and others use
them without issue
L1017[13:14:50] <Reika> tim4242: I tried
looking at the source but a lack of scala knowledge made that
fruitless
L1018[13:15:01] <Reika> So there is no
mention of RC in its integration?
L1019[13:15:03] <Reika> hmm
L1020[13:15:08] <Lizzy> I think Kodos is
referring to the fact that all your blocks also act like cables
which overloads stuff if you have a big/complex enough RoC
setup
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L1022[13:15:22] <Reika> That is
unavoidable without making most setups unusable
L1023[13:16:26] <tim4242> The integration
only mentions a pump and a jetpack
L1024[13:16:58] <Reika> Wait, what?
L1025[13:17:12] <Reika> My pump and
jetpack? The latter is an item and the former has nothing to
handle...
L1026[13:17:38] <Turtle> What (presumably
lua) method are we talking about anyway?
L1027[13:17:55] <Reika> The guy says it
ingame is called "getBlock"
L1028[13:18:03] <Reika> it returns the
block at a pos in the GPR's "scan"
L1029[13:18:24] <Vexatos> I guarantee
it's not Computronics or OpenComputers
L1030[13:18:40] <Vexatos> OpenPeripheral
shouldn't have any RTC integration, either
L1032[13:18:48] <Vexatos> any specific,
that is
L1033[13:18:53] <Vexatos> and that does
sound quite specific to me
L1034[13:18:53] <Turtle> Full mod list
could be rather useful, getBlock sounds generic enough to perhaps
be inherited accidentally
L1035[13:18:56] <Reika> This would have
to be specific, yes
L1036[13:19:05] <Reika> but functioning
correctly?
L1037[13:19:08] <Reika> I
triple-checked
L1038[13:19:13] <Reika> and he says it
returns the correct data
L1039[13:19:18] <sugoi> i triple-dog-dare
you
L1040[13:19:22] <Vexatos> Reika, I
recommend checking your sanity meter once again. May just have
broken the scale
L1041[13:19:27] <Vexatos> :)
L1042[13:19:47] <Vexatos> I can't think
of anyone doing RTC integration this specific
L1043[13:19:48] <Reika> ....aand he just
left the TS...great
L1044[13:19:57] <Lizzy> Reika, perhaps
get the player to give you a screenshot/the code they're trying to
run?
L1045[13:20:03] <Lizzy> when they come
back
L1046[13:20:04] <tim4242> Maybe there is
a integration mod messing with oc
L1047[13:20:23] <Vexatos> tim4242, this
is way too specific
L1048[13:20:57] <Lizzy> Vexatos, do you
know if Sangar is still pushing the 1.6 changes to the onesix
branch or has he merged it in with one of the other branches?
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L1050[13:21:28] <Vexatos> Lizzy, fish
pie
L1051[13:21:29] <Vexatos> cake
L1052[13:21:31] <Vexatos> potato
L1053[13:21:35] <Lizzy> k
L1054[13:21:49] <sugoi> that was
informative
L1055[13:22:02] <Lizzy> indeed
L1056[13:22:05] <Lizzy> i speak
Vexatos
L1059[13:24:04] <Vexatos> still a good
one, even though Reika has added numbers
L1060[13:24:05] <Vexatos> :P
L1061[13:27:07] <Reika> OK, he is back,
and says he will be here shortly
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L1063[13:27:43] <Haxors> Everything went
smoothly on entry.
L1064[13:28:07] <Lizzy> then you did it
wrong
L1065[13:28:16] <Haxors> This isn't QM
:/
L1066[13:28:27] <Vexatos> QC >
QM
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L1068[13:28:40] <Reika> Haxors is the guy
who found the phantom method
L1069[13:28:50] <Haxors> i'm famous
:D
L1070[13:29:32] <Turtle> Obligatory:
Screenshot of setup, and mod list please.
L1071[13:32:38] <Haxors> the code that
runs it is extremely trivial
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L1074[13:32:44] <Haxors> block =
gpu.getBlock(x+x2,y+y2,z+z2)
L1075[13:32:55] <Turtle> err, full code
please?
L1076[13:33:00] <Haxors> that's it.
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L1079[13:33:09] <Turtle> That is
all?
L1080[13:33:11] <Haxors> x is the offset
and x2 is the absolut value
L1081[13:33:16] <Turtle> no no, like, the
entire program
L1082[13:33:25] <Turtle> or are you using
OpenOS's lua prompt?
L1083[13:33:26] <Haxors> that's the only
code that matters, the rest is just filtering
L1084[13:33:27] *
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L1085[13:33:33] <Turtle> Haxors, give it
anyway
L1086[13:33:40] <Haxors> but the code
sucks D:
L1087[13:33:40] <Turtle> Like, it will
matter.
L1088[13:33:50] <Turtle> We need to know
what gpu is :p
L1089[13:34:01] <Haxors> gpu =
component.GroundPenetratingRadar
L1090[13:34:20] <Turtle> Are you using
the adapter block or cables directly?
L1091[13:34:24] <Haxors> direct.
L1092[13:34:32] <Haxors> All RoC blocks
are direct compatable
L1093[13:34:39] <Turtle> Could you link a
full modlist anyway?
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L1096[13:34:44] <sugoi> Haxors: you'd get
better support if you work with those trying to help
L1097[13:34:49] <Haxors> okay one
moment
L1098[13:34:59] <Turtle> sugoi err
actually he's helping Reika here
L1099[13:35:13] <sugoi> help us help you
help Reika help us
L1100[13:35:20] <Haxors> my head
hurts
L1101[13:35:44] <Turtle> Just link a
modlist, either via pastebin, or just an image of the mods folder,
pastebin preferred.
L1102[13:36:04] <Reika> dir > mods.txt
is easiest
L1103[13:36:13] <Turtle> ^ Oh right that
exists
L1105[13:37:19] <Haxors> this is about as
much as I have the time to help with. Hope that's enough.
L1106[13:38:03] <Turtle> with some luck
it'll be reproducable
L1107[13:38:26] <vifino> ohai Evey
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L1110[13:41:19] <Evey> Hai :3
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L1112[13:41:41] <Evey> eww
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L1114[13:41:51] <Evey> Pepsi Max
masterrace
L1115[13:41:57] *
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L1116[13:42:05] *
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L1117[13:42:18] <sugoi> pepsi max and dew
are the same race though :)
L1118[13:42:21] <vifino> Coke* :P
L1119[13:42:26] <Lizzy> vifino, na
L1120[13:42:29] <Lizzy> :P
L1121[13:42:48] <vifino> Lizzy: Convince
me otherwise :3
L1122[13:42:54] <Lizzy> meh
L1123[13:42:55] *
vifino muahahahah >:D
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L1125[13:44:20] <Reika> I realize that
the info he gave is not exactly robust
L1126[13:44:26] <Reika> but apparently he
is substantially late for work
L1127[13:44:35] <Lizzy> ¬_¬
L1128[13:45:36] <vifino> ¬_¬
L1129[13:45:43] <Evey> ¬_¬
L1130[13:45:50] <vifino> :3
L1131[13:45:51] <Ender> ¬_¬
L1132[13:46:06] <Evey> :3
L1133[13:46:26] <Reika> :P
L1134[13:46:49] <vifino> #oc, home of the
¬_¬'s and :3's.
L1135[13:46:53] <Pwootage> D:
L1136[13:47:02] <vifino> Pwootage:
Boo!
L1137[13:47:30] <Pwootage> :3
L1138[13:47:45] <vifino> Muuch better
:3
L1139[13:48:16] <alekso56> k
L1140[13:49:02] <Pwootage> 3:
L1141[13:49:40] <Pwootage> Ah gross, I
need to write this bootloader on an OC computer so I can flash it
to an eeprom... whee
L1142[13:50:23] <Pwootage> except I can't
really... uh, I guess I need to disable buffering and edit it
directly on the disk?
L1143[13:50:39] <Inari> "I don't
know why they bother with all of this list, collection, generics
etc. Anything you can do with that, I can do with an object
array."
L1144[13:50:55] <Lizzy> Pwootage,
yes
L1145[13:51:14] <Pwootage> Oh hey I can
write directly to the eeprom can't I, nice
L1146[13:51:46] <Pwootage> Inari: If you
didn't put that in quotes I would smack you
L1147[13:52:02] *
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L1149[13:52:13] <Inari> :P
L1150[13:53:38] *
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L1154[13:54:17] <vifino> \o/
L1155[13:54:24] *
Lizzy runs back to vifino, picks him up then flies away with
him
L1156[13:54:34] <vifino> :3
L1158[13:54:54] <MichiBot> Tue Dec 08
13:54:42 CST 2015 @asiekierka: Very well. Next up: Gates! (Wires
will be released after some beta-testing, adding recipes and
langfile entries.)
https://t.co/hfJTHjR1k7
L1159[13:54:57] <asie> you're going to
have a lot of work to do soon
L1160[13:55:47] <Kodos> Rack overhaul
when
L1161[13:56:44] <Sangar> o/
L1162[13:56:50] <asie> Sangar: TIS-3D x
Charset soon
L1163[13:56:57] <Sangar> wub wub
L1164[13:57:01] <Sangar> ohh,
cables
L1165[13:57:31] <asie> *bundled*
cables
L1166[13:57:33] <asie> also
L1167[13:57:35] <asie> notice
closely
L1168[13:57:39] <asie> you can have
multiple types on one block space
L1171[13:58:01] <Sangar> Kodos: then? i
honestly can't say; want to fix a few derps in tis3d this evening,
tomorrow i'll prob. be busy otherwise, saturday it's my birthday
and i won't have time at all... so maybe sunday?
L1172[13:58:10] <Sangar> ermgurd
L1173[13:58:18] <asie> it's essentially a
mini-multipart system
L1174[13:58:28] <asie> designed in a
manner which will let me integrate it with amadornes's multiparts
when those get into Forge
L1175[13:59:16] <asie> i'll try to get an
API done tomorrow and release
L1176[13:59:17] <asie> so get hype
L1177[14:00:03] <Pwootage>
eeprom.getSize() says it returns a string, but it looks like it
actually returns an int
L1178[14:00:17] <SkySom> Wait Multiparts
are becoming part of Forge?
L1179[14:00:20] <Sangar> sweet
L1180[14:00:30] <asie> SkySom: Not Forge
Multiparts
L1181[14:00:39] <asie> amadornes, cpw and
I are busy designing a system which is NOT a horrible buggy
complicated mes.s
L1182[14:00:41] <asie> mess.*
L1183[14:00:45] <asie> Once that is done,
it WILL be in Forge 1.8.8
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L1186[14:01:09] <SkySom> I understand not
forge multipart, but I didn't know that Forge was getting
Multiparts that were actually built in.
L1187[14:01:17] <asie> SkySom: FMP was
supposed to be it
L1188[14:01:20] <asie> but Scala and
bugginess stopped that
L1189[14:01:28] <asie> amadornes's system
is far less complicated
L1190[14:01:31] <SkySom> Ah well kick
ass
L1191[14:01:33] <asie> it's very
KISS
L1192[14:01:50] <Lizzy> i think FMP was
good as a proof of concept type attack on it
L1193[14:01:54] <asie> Lizzy: yes
L1194[14:02:00] <asie> we learned a lot
from both FMP and Immibis's Microblocks
L1195[14:02:07] <asie> two radically
different concepts stemming from the same idea
L1196[14:02:10] <asie> that is "I
want microblocks"
L1197[14:02:25] <asie> amadornes's system
is actually inbetween
L1198[14:02:25] <lashtear> 'all mods
expand until they implement their own incompatible microblocks
system'
L1199[14:02:26] <sugoi> Sangar: o/
L1200[14:02:34] <asie> there's a very
easy way to just make your block/tile coverable
L1201[14:02:39] <Sangar> \o
L1202[14:02:42] <asie> which means it's
still a block/TE, just with covers
L1203[14:02:48] <asie> and there's a
slightly more complicated way to make your stuff multiparts
L1204[14:03:02] <asie> so current mods
which don't want to use multiparts yet (or at all) will still be
able to enjoy microblockds
L1205[14:03:04] <asie> microblocks*
L1206[14:03:08] <Turtle> lashtear, soo,
the minecraft equivalent of Atwood's law?
L1207[14:03:58] <lashtear> exactly
L1208[14:05:32] <Pwootage> Yeah,
getSize() definately returns an int, but is documented as returning
a string. Should I open an issue or something if I come across any
more of these while implementing the TS defs for components?
L1209[14:05:56] *
DeanIsaKitty pokes Kilobyte
L1210[14:06:11] <Lizzy> :O
DeanIsaKitty!
L1211[14:06:16] *
Lizzy hug tackles DeanIsaKitty
L1212[14:06:36] *
DeanIsaKitty =^.^= Meeeeeoooow
L1213[14:06:43] <Lizzy> :3
L1214[14:06:56] <nxsupert> o/
L1215[14:07:07] <DeanIsaKitty>
>'o'< meow
L1216[14:07:35] <nxsupert> ohh
Kitties!
L1217[14:07:47] *
nxsupert hugs all the kitties.
L1218[14:08:01] <Lizzy> ʘ‿ʘ
L1219[14:08:26] <Lizzy> that looks so
derpy in putty
L1220[14:08:42] <nxsupert> Why are you
using Putty?
L1221[14:09:29] <DeanIsaKitty> Lizzy: Do
you have a moment to talk about our lord and saviour Linus and his
work Linux?
L1222[14:09:46] <vifino>
DeanIsaKitty!
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L1226[14:09:56] <Lizzy> nxsupert, cause
i'm on windows
L1227[14:10:10] <nxsupert> ok.
L1228[14:10:12] <CompanionCube>
still
L1229[14:10:17] <CompanionCube> aren't
there better terminal emulators
L1230[14:10:20] <Kodos> Pwootage: report
all the things
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L1232[14:10:30] <Pwootage> I'll open an
issue, then
L1233[14:10:31] <nxsupert> I've always
thought this chat was very much linux master race.
L1234[14:10:38] <Lizzy> CompanionCube,
eh, not from what i've seen
L1235[14:10:50] <DeanIsaKitty> nxsupert:
It is. Lizzy just sucks :P
L1236[14:11:06] <DeanIsaKitty> Lizzy:
(MSYS) rxvt + ssh.exe?
L1237[14:11:24] <Lizzy> assuming ssh.exe
uses command prompt, fuck that
L1238[14:11:32] <Pwootage> are EEPROM's
stored in memory?
L1239[14:11:38] <DeanIsaKitty> rxvt is a
terminal emulator <.<
L1240[14:11:39] <Lizzy> nxsupert, i use
linux on my main computer and work laptop, but this laptop is my
gaming one and a lot of the games i have are not yet linux
compatible
L1241[14:11:42] <Lizzy> ah
L1242[14:11:47] <Pwootage>
s/memory/NBT/
L1243[14:11:47] <Lizzy> might try
that
L1244[14:11:47] <Kibibyte>
<Pwootage> are EEPROM's stored in NBT?
L1245[14:12:07] <nxsupert> But still.
Darwin > Linux :P
L1246[14:12:10] <Lizzy> dammit virtual
environment y u no activate?
L1247[14:12:13] <DeanIsaKitty> nxsupert:
Lol no.
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L1249[14:13:39] <CompanionCube> Lizzy,
mobaxterm?
L1250[14:14:45] <Lizzy> may try that
later
L1251[14:17:29] <Turtle> well, time to
write that nbt loading
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L1255[14:24:58] <Kilobyte> DeanIsaKitty:
hm?
L1256[14:26:52] <Snow_> Has anyone seen
TehNut?
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L1258[14:32:36] <Turtle> how the bloody
hell are you supposed to use nbttaglists of anything besides string
and compound tags?
L1259[14:32:43] <DeanIsaKitty> Kilobyte:
I just ... nvm I derp
L1260[14:32:51] <Kilobyte> happens
^^
L1261[14:33:30] *
DeanIsaKitty cuddles Kilobyte
L1263[14:34:35] <Alissa> enjoy this
masterpiece
L1264[14:35:16] *
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L1266[14:44:42] <Pwootage> Guh, byte[] in
component = string in lua, but not in javascript... fun
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L1270[14:53:49] <Turtle> ... damn it
mojang.
L1271[14:55:11] <gamax92> Turtle: mojang
loves you
L1272[15:01:03] <Turtle> do{} while loops
everywhere, but this should work
L1273[15:01:30] <Pwootage> Every time I
write a do/while it ends up getting changed to something different
later
L1274[15:01:59] <sugoi> Turtle: in lua?
without continue?
L1275[15:02:02] <sugoi> i prefer while
true
L1276[15:02:03] <Turtle> no, java
L1277[15:02:11] <sugoi> so i can if -
break easily
L1278[15:02:12] <Turtle> I need to loop
through a List by removing the first item
L1279[15:02:24] <Turtle> because THERE IS
NO GOD DAMN GET METHOD
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L1281[15:04:56] <Vexatos> Sangar: obtw I
finished the Tape Reader module yesterday
L1282[15:05:09] <Vexatos> Just need a
renderer for it, still not sure what I should have it look
like
L1283[15:05:20] <Sangar> Vexatos,
cool
L1285[15:05:30] <Sangar> btw
L1287[15:05:43] <Sangar> i'm changing the
api around a bit (a lot), cleaning it up some :X
L1288[15:05:45] *
sugoi wants to join the 'btw i finished' party
L1289[15:05:50] <Sangar> heh
L1290[15:05:50] <Vexatos> Sangar, no
problem
L1291[15:05:51] <sugoi> btw i finished ..
nothing
L1292[15:05:53] <sugoi> nothing is
done
L1293[15:05:57] <Vexatos> LOOK AT THEM
CLASSES
L1294[15:05:57] *
sugoi is working hard!
L1295[15:06:09] <Vexatos> such inner,
very anonymous. wow
L1296[15:06:11] <Sangar> heh
L1298[15:06:50] <Vexatos> <3 IDEA for
at least visually collapsing that thing into a lambda
>_>
L1299[15:07:33] <Vexatos> also, Sangar,
will TIS-3D have a manual? Will I be able to add pages to it
L1300[15:07:38] <Vexatos> a.k.a. list of
tape reader codes
L1301[15:07:39] <Sangar> idea is
love
L1302[15:07:45] <gamax92> Vexatos: Here
in my Java 8, just bought this brand new lambda
L1303[15:07:52] <sugoi> ha
L1304[15:07:54] <Sangar> Vexatos, it
will, but probably not apiable
L1305[15:08:01] <Vexatos> damnit
L1306[15:08:04] <Sangar> at least not
from the start
L1307[15:08:19] <Vexatos> how would I get
people to use it then .-.
L1308[15:08:23] <sugoi> Sangar: how to
doc /lib for 1.6 in ocdoc?
L1309[15:08:23] <Vexatos> oh wait, trial
and error
L1310[15:08:26] <Vexatos> this is
assembly
L1311[15:08:31] <Vexatos> you can't go
too wrong anyway
L1312[15:08:34] <Sangar> :P
L1313[15:08:54] <Vexatos> Just curious,
what do you think of my idea to implement commands?
L1314[15:09:41] <Vexatos> (and making
sendData do nothing since there is no client<->server sync
needed for this module at all)
L1315[15:11:34] <Vexatos> Btw Pwootage,
are you insane or something?
L1316[15:11:46] <Pwootage> Vexatos: why,
what am I doing this time?
L1317[15:11:53] <Pwootage> s/am I
doing/have I done/
L1318[15:11:53] <Kibibyte>
<Pwootage> Vexatos: why, what have I done this time?
L1319[15:12:04] <Vexatos> well you are
dealing with Javascript
L1320[15:12:07] <Vexatos> ...voluntarily
D:
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L1322[15:12:12] <Pwootage>
Typescript*
L1323[15:12:27] <Pwootage> I hate lua
more than I hate javascript I hate more than Typescript
L1324[15:12:37] <sugoi> what's to hate
about lua?
L1325[15:12:43] <Pwootage> A lot
L1326[15:12:58] <sugoi> ah, good
point
L1327[15:12:58] <Pwootage> The complete
lack of reasonable OOP
L1328[15:13:25] <Pwootage> Javascript may
have pants-on-head stupid prototypical inheretance but at least you
can make it work like regular oop
L1329[15:13:30] <Vexatos> ...in a
language that's not object-oriented
L1330[15:13:43] <Vexatos> that's like
complaining about C not being OO
L1331[15:13:50] <Pwootage> Yep, and it's
why I don't write C
L1332[15:14:01] <Daiyousei> who the fuck
needs OOP
L1333[15:14:08] <Vexatos> when you have
functional
L1334[15:14:10] <Daiyousei> ^
L1335[15:14:12] <Daiyousei>
ayyyyyyy
L1336[15:14:16] <Pwootage> I need OOP or
actual functional programming
L1337[15:14:16] *
Vexatos highfives Daiyousei
L1338[15:14:19] <Pwootage> which lua also
doesn't have
L1339[15:14:21] <Vexatos> Pwootage,
Selene
L1340[15:14:21] *
Daiyousei highfives back :D
L1341[15:14:21] <Vexatos> now
L1342[15:14:24] <sugoi> functional is not
always better
L1343[15:14:25] <Turtle> yaaaay my nbt
parser works
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L1345[15:14:29] <sugoi> but is can be
fun
L1346[15:14:30] <lashtear> OO is a style.
You can do it with structs and function pointers just fine... if
you're into that kind of pain.
L1347[15:14:57] <Pwootage> Whats the term
- parametric polymorphism?
L1348[15:15:00] <Vexatos> I think I need
to learn the basics of haskell to see what Selene is missing still
:P
L1349[15:15:10] <Pwootage> Typescript
also has "type safety" (compile-time, at least), so
that's nice
L1350[15:15:12] <Vexatos> although
haskell is loads of meh
L1351[15:15:21] <Turtle> uhhh, damn it,
world.setBlock doesn't create the tileentity object if applicable I
think
L1352[15:15:23] <lashtear> haskell is
beautiful, but don't ask me to teach it to someone.
L1353[15:15:29] <DeanIsaKitty> Vexatos:
In retrospec I would rather start with OCaml :P
L1354[15:16:14] <Vexatos> lashtear,
beautiful when writing
L1355[15:16:20] <Vexatos> but never try
to read it
L1356[15:16:21] <Pwootage> This OS is
actually going to be Observable-based, when I finally get this
bootloader written
L1357[15:16:24] <lashtear> ocaml has some
really awkward warts-- especially lacking polymorphism
L1358[15:16:26] <Vexatos> never ever try
to read someone else's haskell code
L1359[15:16:34] <Vexatos> <_>
L1360[15:16:43] *
CompanionCube knows a project that's an attempt at OO for
C
L1361[15:16:44] <Daiyousei> lashtear: and
threading
L1363[15:16:48] <Daiyousei> no preemptive
threading
L1364[15:17:04] <Vexatos> Pwootage, can
always use more archs
L1365[15:17:14] <Vexatos> Daiyousei,
OCaml architecture for OC when
L1366[15:17:20] <Daiyousei> ogod
L1367[15:17:23] <CompanionCube>
surely
L1368[15:17:33] <CompanionCube> for
functional programming you'd want Lisp for OC
L1369[15:17:43] <CompanionCube> or
Scheme
L1370[15:17:45] <Pwootage> Vexatos: yeah,
more archictectues are better, even though this one isn't
persistent due to the lack of the existance of anything liek
that
L1371[15:17:56] <Pwootage> Actually
Closure compiles to javascript right? So it could run in here
L1372[15:18:06] <Vexatos> eris for JS?
:P
L1373[15:18:07] <Pwootage> (well
technically like 50,000 langauges compile to javascript)
L1374[15:18:15] <Vexatos> Selene compiles
to Lua!
L1375[15:18:22] <CompanionCube> Pwootage,
that's not saying much
L1376[15:18:25] <lashtear> even haskell
can compile to js...
L1377[15:18:29] <CompanionCube>
considering you can compile C to JS
L1378[15:18:29] <Pwootage> Vexatos: If
someone finds a good JS engine that has persistence, I'll add it
:P
L1379[15:18:32] <Sangar> Vexatos, looks
neat. if you want to avoid creating the class for each module,
maybe make those static and pass the module as parameter?
L1380[15:18:36] <CompanionCube> and by
extension anything that compiles to C
L1381[15:18:39] <Pwootage> CompanionCube:
yeah pretty much :P
L1382[15:18:51] <Sangar> *command
instances
L1383[15:18:54] <Pwootage> Technically,
it's anything that compiles to LLVM bitcode
L1384[15:18:57] <Vexatos> Sangar, I am
going to if you tell me of another module that would need it
L1385[15:19:11] <Vexatos> well they will
still be inner classes, though
L1386[15:19:11] <Sangar> no i mean
multiple instances of your module
L1387[15:19:15] <Vexatos> not the
superclasses
L1388[15:19:17] <Vexatos> but the
subs
L1389[15:19:17] <Sangar> they could share
the command instances then
L1390[15:19:29] <Vexatos> Ah that you
mean
L1391[15:19:31] <Vexatos> well I
tried
L1392[15:19:38] <Vexatos> but passing the
instance literally everywhere
L1393[15:19:47] <Vexatos> and then having
to do module.doAllTheThings
L1394[15:19:51] <Sangar> :P
L1395[15:19:54] <Vexatos> it really
really makes the code a lot more messy
L1396[15:20:01] *
Sangar shrugs
L1397[15:20:07] <Sangar> a few instances
shouldn't matter anyway
L1398[15:20:24] <Vexatos> Especially ones
this tiny
L1399[15:20:28] <Vexatos> they have 3
fields at most
L1400[15:20:38] <Vexatos> (4 with the
reference)
L1402[15:21:20] <CompanionCube> may be of
some use to you
L1403[15:21:50] <Sangar> oh, they have
fields as in state? well then that won't work anyway :P
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L1405[15:22:26] <Pwootage> CompanionCube:
unfortunately node.js stuff won't generally run in Nashorn, since
there's no native backend, and even if I were to use V8, it might
not work
L1406[15:22:50] <nxsupert> こんにちは
L1408[15:23:15] <sugoi> nxsupert:
o/
L1409[15:23:19] <Vexatos> Sangar, well
they are inner classes, so they reference their parent internally
IIRC
L1410[15:23:20] <sugoi> konbanwa
L1411[15:23:31] <Vexatos> allowing me to
do stuff without having to create the instance myself
>_>
L1412[15:23:39] <Vexatos> having to
reference it everywhere
L1413[15:23:49] <Sangar> Vexatos, yeah, i
mean the shared instances approach wouldn't work
L1414[15:24:02] <Vexatos> it's pretty
much 15 tiny and a larger object per module
L1415[15:24:05] <gamax92> Sangar: does oc
still work with 1.7.10 1208?
L1416[15:24:06] <Vexatos> still better
than a single computer case
L1417[15:24:14] <gamax92> (alexio's forge
version)
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L1419[15:25:07] <Sangar> Alexio, looks
like the access transformer wasn't run
L1420[15:25:51] <Sangar> and idk if it
works with that version, might be that, idk
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L1422[15:26:33] <Vexatos> Hmm
L1423[15:27:00] <Vexatos> I wonder how
hard it would be to make a website that takes a WAV file and gives
you a DFPWM file back :P
L1424[15:27:32] <Vexatos> or even any
music file, could use ffmpeg it :P
L1425[15:27:39] <Vexatos>
s/use/just/
L1426[15:27:39] <Kibibyte>
<Vexatos> or even any music file, could just ffmpeg it
:P
L1427[15:27:45] <Skye> asie, how possible
would it be to make physical hardware to play DFPWM
L1428[15:28:14] <asie> Skye: very
L1429[15:28:18] <asie> though CHIRP is
better for this
L1431[15:28:23] <asie> CHIRP is
GreaseMonkey's other audio algorithm
L1432[15:28:32] <asie> specifically
designed to be easily parallelizable and fast on slow hardare
L1433[15:28:35] <asie> hardware*
L1434[15:28:39] <asie> similar audio
quality level
L1435[15:28:42] <asie> but better at
different things
L1436[15:28:50] <scj643> .......
L1437[15:28:57] <asie> unlike DPFWM, it
only relies on additions
L1438[15:29:07] <Skye> Is it possible to
do without a CPU
L1439[15:29:15] <Skye> so basically an
audio card
L1440[15:29:17] <Pwootage> Where is the
boot address stored?
L1441[15:29:20] <Pwootage> I can't
tell
L1442[15:29:25] <Pwootage> (without
diving into LUA)
L1443[15:29:53] <Skye> Pwootage, on a
read / write section of the EEPROM
L1444[15:30:17] <Skye> asie?
L1445[15:31:49] <Pwootage> Skye:
eeprom.getData()?
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L1447[15:31:58] <Izaya> ye
L1448[15:32:13] *
Skye pokes asie
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L1450[15:35:55] <gamax92> Skye: do you
mean irl or mc? :P
L1451[15:36:02] <Skye> IRL
L1452[15:36:21] <gamax92> then yes it's
very possible
L1453[15:38:02] <asie> Skye: CHIRP?
Possibly.
L1454[15:38:05] <asie> DFPWM? Not
really.
L1455[15:38:15] <asie> (Also, Sound
Blasters from about 1998 on have CPUs on them)
L1456[15:38:17] <asie> (Programmable
CPUs.)
L1457[15:39:22] <Skye> asie, where are
the specifications for these things? I won't do it, but I want to
see if I can work out if it's even possible.
L1458[15:40:05] <lashtear> DFPWM looks
feasible to implement in hardware but not easily parallelizable.
Doesn't really need it though.
L1459[15:43:34] <Skye> asie, where is non
confusing documentation for DFPWM and CHIRP
L1460[15:43:54] <asie> Skye:
nowhere
L1461[15:44:05] <Skye> where is
documentation
L1462[15:45:15] <Turtle> it's in
/dev/null/
L1463[15:45:20] <Skye> asie?
L1464[15:45:29] <asie> Skye:
nowhere
L1465[15:45:31] <asie> literally
L1466[15:45:35] <asie> the only
documentation is the source code for dfpwm
L1467[15:45:41] <asie> for chirp i'm not
even sure where i have the sources
L1468[15:45:45] <asie> (well, actually,
no
L1470[15:45:58] <asie> this is the
original pre-Java-port dfpwm code)
L1471[15:46:04] <Skye> so...
L1472[15:46:14] <Skye> .-.
L1473[15:46:39] <gamax92> asie: why is
dfpwm not possible on a card?
L1474[15:46:52] <asie> gamax92: hardware
dfpwm is possible
L1475[15:46:56] <asie> but requires
hardware multiplication
L1476[15:46:59] <asie> which is IIRC a
bit tricky
L1477[15:47:01] <gamax92> >_> isn't
that what was asked
L1479[15:49:54] <gamax92> asie: what's a
good fast pure lua sorting algorithm
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L1481[15:52:55] <CURS0R> Hello!
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L1486[15:56:21] <scj643> HIIII YOUR NAME
IS LOUD
L1487[15:56:29] <Turtle> He had negative
patience
L1488[15:58:00] <gamax92> hmm yeah,
reading up on quicksort and how it can for no reason at all flip
it's shit and take lots of time
L1489[15:59:55] <Pwootage> gamax92: it's
for a reason, but I really like mergesort, idk how well it would
work in lua
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L1492[16:00:30] <Pwootage> gamax92: the
slow quicksort is for a reason, and I like mergesort, to
clarify
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L1497[16:03:46] <Turtle> aaand I broke my
chest
L1498[16:03:47] <Turtle> oops.
L1499[16:04:29] <Pwootage> rip ribs
L1500[16:06:21] <Turtle> oh lord. I now
see why buildcraft's schematic code is weird
L1501[16:06:22] <vifino> rib in
peace.
L1502[16:06:25] <Turtle>
MOJAAAAAANG
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L1504[16:06:56] <CompanionCube> Turtle,
why is it
L1505[16:07:15] <Turtle> Vanilla chest
stores it's coordinates, if you attempt to load it's NBT into
another location, SURPRISE BREAKAGE
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L1508[16:10:29] <Turtle> aparently a lot
of other tileenties do too, if not all
L1509[16:10:37] <Turtle> lets see if this
hack fixed it, if not, RIP tileentity support
L1510[16:10:51] <Pwootage> Well I think
all TEs store their locaiton, yeah
L1511[16:10:56] <Pwootage> they have to
know where they go somehow
L1512[16:11:26] <Turtle> ACTIVATE MANUAL
OVERRIDE
L1513[16:12:42] <gamax92> Turtle: I think
you're doing it wrong
L1514[16:12:59] <Turtle> nope, I'm
literally using writeToNBT
L1515[16:13:15] <gamax92> so do I, no
breakage
L1517[16:13:51] <Turtle> if I override x,
y and z shit works again
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L1519[16:17:41] <CompanionCube> Pwootage,
you working on a JS architecture/
L1520[16:17:48] <CompanionCube> ?
L1521[16:17:53] <Pwootage> CompanionCube:
yep, I think I just finished the bootloader
L1522[16:17:57] <CompanionCube> ah
L1523[16:18:04] <CompanionCube> thought
you were
L1524[16:18:04] <Turtle> Grr atwood
L1525[16:18:05] <Pwootage> Next up is the
actual operating system
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L1527[16:19:49] <Turtle> gamax92: I
totally didn't just recycle those three variables :p
L1528[16:19:58] <Turtle> *into the
relative coordinates
L1529[16:20:14] <gamax92> oh well yeah,
don't shit over the te's position
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L1533[16:20:41] <Turtle> well it shits
when it's not the world position
L1534[16:20:54] <Turtle> but it's fine
when I manually override it back to the world position
L1535[16:23:51] <Turtle> OC's stuff is
still bork, but oh well, not my problem
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L1538[16:26:49] <Turtle> (To clarify, not
sangar's fault, I think, but not something I care about enough to
fix either)
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L1541[16:29:20] <scj643> Lizzy: Athar
specs?
L1542[16:29:24] <scj643> Damnit
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L1545[16:45:24] <Antheus> EVERY BODY
DANCE NOW
L1546[16:45:31] *
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L1555[17:12:27] <Antheus> Hmm
L1556[17:12:45] <Antheus> Trying to
decide which major to tell collegeboard I want to do in
college
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L1558[17:16:26] <sugoi> computer
science
L1559[17:16:28] <sugoi> be a
scientist
L1560[17:16:40] <sugoi> of
computers
L1561[17:17:08] <Antheus> put the broad
computer category, and computer programming as another .-.
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L1563[17:24:59] <sugoi> there is a broad
computer category?
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L1566[17:34:38] <Antheus> yah
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L1568[17:34:48] <Antheus> iirc 300 is all
computer stuffs
L1569[17:35:02] <Antheus> then it gets
broken down like 301, 302, 303, etc..
L1570[17:35:45] <Antheus> iirc 306 is
computer programming
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L1573[17:50:16] <sugoi> that's not what i
meant, but perhaps what yo uwere referring to
L1574[17:50:30] <sugoi> is there a
"computer" degree there?
L1575[17:51:15] <sugoi> you say you need
a major and that there is a "broad computer
category"
L1576[17:51:21] <sugoi> so i wonder, is
THAT a degree?
L1577[17:53:43] <Antheus> like 10
different things
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L1596[18:49:53] <Darqen_T> So if I do
something like
L1597[18:50:09] <Darqen_T> local
coreaddress = component.list("FuelCore")
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L1599[18:50:25] <Darqen_T> it should put
the array of addresses into coreaddress correct?>
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L1602[18:51:09] <Darqen_T> but when I try
to access the table it says nil values
L1603[18:52:06] <Xal> Darqen_T, tip for
testing out component-related stuff is to just use the lua
interpreter
L1604[18:52:16] <Darqen_T> I am using
it
L1605[18:52:16] <gamax92> Darqen_T: if I
remember that's not actually a list
L1606[18:52:24] <Darqen_T> it doesnt
error
L1607[18:52:51] <Darqen_T> if i do
=component.list("FuelCore")
L1608[18:52:59] <Darqen_T> i get a list
of addresses
L1609[18:53:00] <Mimiru> If you're using
the lua interpreter
L1610[18:53:03] <Mimiru> don't usel
ocal
L1611[18:53:05] <Darqen_T> and items
called fuel core
L1612[18:53:06] <Mimiru> use local*
L1613[18:53:16] <sugoi> ^ what Mimiru
said
L1614[18:53:22] <sugoi> local is lost
after you press enter :)
L1615[18:53:26] <Mimiru> local means it's
local to that code block
L1616[18:53:26] <gamax92> the table is a
key/value of address/type
L1617[18:53:32] <Mimiru> aka when you hit
enter, that block is over
L1618[18:53:39] <gamax92> not something
like index/address
L1619[18:53:57] <Darqen_T> ahh oka
L1620[18:53:59] <Darqen_T> Hmm
L1621[18:54:32] <Darqen_T> Im just trying
to get the program to autofill the addresses into the component
list of 16 different cores
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L1623[18:54:46] <Darqen_T> so I figured i
would pull the list
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L1625[18:55:05] <Darqen_T> and then tell
it to add the addresses by key
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L1627[19:00:22] <Darqen_T> I can see this
table is not formateed how i want it
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L1632[19:16:39] <MrWonderful2016> grr why
doesnt any of the lua bots support getting the ammount of free
ram
L1633[19:16:53] <Xal> advent of code is
so fun :D
L1634[19:16:56] <Xal> did all of em so
far
L1635[19:17:11] <`-`> MrWonderful2016:
Because getting the amount of free RAM is not a thing in regular,
plain Lua
L1636[19:17:17] <`-`> Lua is not just
OpenComputers.
L1637[19:17:45] <MrWonderful2016> sorry
havent really used lua outside of OC
L1638[19:18:24] <MrWonderful2016> I
mostly program in c, c++, java, and bash
L1639[19:18:37] <MrWonderful2016> thought
it was a thing
L1640[19:18:58] <Xal> you program in
bash
L1641[19:19:16] <MrWonderful2016> a small
bit
L1642[19:19:20] <MrWonderful2016> mostly
scripting
L1643[19:19:31] <Xal> c best
language
L1644[19:19:40] <Xal> c++ is a horrible
bastardization of it
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L1646[19:19:51] <MrWonderful2016> not for
big programs
L1647[19:19:57] <Xal> why?
L1648[19:20:04] <Xal> c is used in tons
of big programs
L1649[19:20:07] <MrWonderful2016> Object
Orientation makes stuff easieer
L1650[19:20:16] <Xal> not true
L1651[19:20:21] <Xal> functional
programming is encouraged
L1652[19:20:24] <Pwootage> It can, that's
an opinion
L1653[19:20:31] <Pwootage> pure C suffers
from global scope poullution though
L1654[19:20:44] <Xal> and with c++17
coming out soon, we're seeing more and more functional programming
features
L1655[19:20:51] <Xal> namespaces are cool
though
L1656[19:21:06] <MrWonderful2016> If you
are trying to model ww2 aircraft, it sure helps
L1657[19:21:14] <Xal> eh, not
really
L1658[19:21:18] <Pwootage> Parametric
polymorphism is just a different type of oop that has less
implicit
L1659[19:21:20] <Xal> you can do
everything pretty easy in c
L1660[19:21:30] <Pwootage> Every OOP
method just has (this, ...) as the first argument
L1661[19:21:44] <Pwootage> (EVERY
one)
L1662[19:21:57] <Pwootage> (well that I
know of anyway)
L1663[19:22:00] <Xal> c++ is an object
oriented language trying to be a functional language
L1664[19:22:05] <Xal> and failing pretty
hard
L1665[19:22:17] <Xal> more and more
people would like to see c++ die
L1666[19:22:17] <Pwootage> Scala is an
OOP language that can also be pure functional
L1667[19:22:24] <Xal> scala is really
nice
L1668[19:22:29] <Xal> F# for lyfe
L1669[19:22:40] <MrWonderful2016> I might
want to try to write my next big project in c instead of c++
L1670[19:22:49] <Pwootage> I write my C++
as C with classes
L1671[19:22:53] <Pwootage> and am all the
happier for it
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L1673[19:23:18] <Xal> MrWonderful2016,
data strctures are reat
L1674[19:23:22] <Xal> great
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L1676[19:23:30] <Pwootage> No (or little)
template garbage, no horribly implemented streams
L1677[19:23:31] <Xal> i wrote a 6502
emulator in c
L1678[19:23:47] <MrWonderful2016> classes
are helpful if you are trying to write a generic model for
aircraft
L1679[19:23:55] <Pwootage> Nah, structs
are just as good
L1680[19:23:57] <Xal> but Pwootage, what
makes you feel the need to force functions into structures?
L1681[19:24:09] <Xal> they should remain
seperate
L1682[19:24:13] <Xal> it feels...
unnatural
L1683[19:24:17] <Xal> to force the two
together
L1684[19:24:23] <Pwootage> When I have an
object that should do things, I don't care if the methods are on
that object
L1685[19:24:29] <Pwootage> I prefer
object.die() rather than kill(object)
L1686[19:24:48] <gamax92> Pwootage.die();
kill(Pwootage);
L1687[19:25:14] <MrWonderful2012>
lol
L1688[19:25:15] <Xal> well, c++ isn't
horrible, and i've used it for a few big projects
L1689[19:25:17] *
CompanionCube likes Ruby
L1690[19:25:24] <CompanionCube>
Pwootage.die or kill Pwootage
L1691[19:25:31] <CompanionCube> both are
syntactically valid
L1692[19:25:39] <Xal> iddunno, I think
ruby might just be a fad language, y'know?
L1693[19:25:42] <Pwootage> I think c++
has many really bad flaws, don't get me wrong, but since C++ is a
strict superset of C it can't be worse if you don't use the C++
stuff :P
L1694[19:25:50] <Xal> yes, that's
true
L1695[19:25:53] <CompanionCube> Xal, who
gives a shit
L1696[19:25:58] <MrWonderful2012> I am
mostly using it to learn c++
L1697[19:26:10] <Xal> i think the first
language EVERYONE should learn is c
L1698[19:26:14] <Xal> because it is
simple
L1699[19:26:19] <CompanionCube> nah
L1700[19:26:20] <Xal> makes sense, and
has no hidden magic
L1701[19:26:25] <CompanionCube> I'd
suggest perhaps Java or Python
L1702[19:26:25] <MrWonderful2012> it was
my second language, my first was FORTRAN
L1703[19:26:34] <Xal> CompanionCube, no
JAVA NEVER\
L1704[19:26:34] <Pwootage> I don't like
ruby much, but mostly because I've had the worst problems getting
ruby gems to work
L1705[19:26:37] <Xal> python is
cool
L1706[19:26:38] <CompanionCube> Java
because it's a nice langyage for teaching
L1707[19:26:40] <CompanionCube> if
nothing else
L1708[19:26:43] <Xal> java needs to
die
L1709[19:26:45] <Xal> asap
L1710[19:26:53] <Pwootage> Java is not
that bad >.>
L1711[19:26:56] <Pwootage> It's got
problems
L1712[19:26:59] <Xal> it's pretty
bad
L1713[19:27:04] <Xal> JIT makes it
better
L1714[19:27:06] <CompanionCube> Java is
OK for teaching and concepts and shit
L1715[19:27:07] <Pwootage> (the jvm
itself is brilliant, actually)
L1716[19:27:08] <Xal> but it's stil
really slow
L1717[19:27:14] <Pwootage> No, no it's
not
L1718[19:27:15] <CompanionCube> ...
L1719[19:27:15] <CompanionCube> oh
L1720[19:27:20] <CompanionCube> you're
one of *those* types
L1721[19:27:21] <Xal> CompanionCube, what
makes java good for teaching?
L1722[19:27:37] <Xal> yes java is
comparatively slow even with JIT
L1723[19:27:46] <MrWonderful2012> if you
want to teach Object Oriented Programming it is pretty simple
L1724[19:27:49] <Pwootage> Before I get
in a rant, I need to leave, but a) java is *not* slow, and b) WHO
CARES, IT'S FAST ENOUGH
L1725[19:27:58] <Pwootage> (like leave
work and head home :P)
L1726[19:28:06] <CompanionCube> ^
L1727[19:28:15] <Xal> "WHO CARES,
IT'S FAST ENOUGH"
L1728[19:28:25] <Xal> if we said that
about everything
L1729[19:28:33] <Pwootage> 99% of code is
fast enough
L1730[19:28:35] <Xal> we' still be using
horses
L1731[19:28:38] <CompanionCube> Xal,
there are things performance matters for
L1732[19:28:47] <MrWonderful2012> it is
fast enough to be usable, but it is a hole lot slower than C
L1733[19:28:47] <Pwootage>
"Premature optimisation is the root of all evil - but don't
lose the important 5%"
L1734[19:28:59] <CompanionCube> and
things it doesn't really matter for if it's usuable
L1735[19:28:59] <Xal> C isn't inherently
faster at anything
L1736[19:29:05] <Pwootage> Java written
like C is slow, and C written like Java is slow
L1737[19:29:11] <Xal> but the language
itself doesn't share many of the things oop languages get
wrong
L1738[19:29:14] <CompanionCube> Most java
falls into the 2nd category
L1739[19:29:30] <MrWonderful2012> well
there are more ways to optimise c code
L1740[19:29:35] <Pwootage> Yeah
sure
L1741[19:29:37] *
CompanionCube likes Crystal as a language
L1742[19:29:47] <MrWonderful2012> given
that you can optimise it for specific hardware
L1743[19:29:52] *
Xal still thinks F# is the best thing ever
L1744[19:29:55] <CompanionCube> Ruby
syntax + native code compilation woo
L1745[19:30:17] <Pwootage> I hear F# is
great, but it's platform support is lousy
L1746[19:30:26] <Xal> eh, that's a little
true
L1747[19:30:40] <Pwootage> really need to
go, though, I'll be home soon if yall are still here
L1748[19:31:14] <Pwootage> (no idea why I
said yall, it's not even something I usually say... wierd)
L1749[19:31:41] <Xal> I admit i'm a
little biased against java
L1750[19:32:30] <MrWonderful2012> well
since java uses jvm there is very little room for hardware specific
optimisation
L1751[19:32:55] <Xal> yeah
L1752[19:33:19] <MrWonderful2012> that is
why I say it is slower
L1753[19:33:25] <Xal> there are so many
ways to start flame wars amongst programmers
L1754[19:33:28] <Xal> tabs >
spaces
L1755[19:33:34] <Xal> clang vs gcc
L1756[19:33:59] <MrWonderful2012> not to
mention that native code always runs faster than its jvm
equivalent
L1757[19:34:10] <Xal> not always
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L1759[19:34:31] <Xal> jit fixes a lot of
these issues
L1760[19:34:33] <Darqen_T> If i pull
component.list("FuelCore")
L1761[19:34:36] <Darqen_T> it lists all
my cores
L1762[19:34:39] <Darqen_T> and
addresses
L1763[19:34:49] <CompanionCube> Xal:
editor of choice?
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L1765[19:35:13] <Darqen_T> im trying to
get it to read the address into the component.proxy()
L1766[19:35:25] <Darqen_T> off the list I
pulled
L1767[19:35:47] <MrWonderful2012> well
for example if you run java code natively by actually running the
jvm as a normal os, it runs
L1768[19:35:50] <MrWonderful2012>
faster
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L1771[19:36:44] <MrWonderful2012> of
course java does a lot of optimization for you
L1772[19:37:28] <MrWonderful2012> which
speeds up development, but does mean that it doesnt get done as
well as if you were to
L1773[19:37:31] <Darqen_T> but
L1774[19:37:40] <Darqen_T> the list it
pulls is wrong
L1775[19:37:41] <MrWonderful2012> program
it well yourself
L1776[19:37:46] <Darqen_T> it has
addresses on it
L1777[19:38:09] <Darqen_T> but i have no
way to reference them
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L1779[19:40:45] <Darqen_T> ?
L1780[19:40:50] <MrWonderful2012> why is
the cutting wire single use?
L1781[19:41:11] <MrWonderful2012> wouldnt
it make more sense for it to cost more iron and have a
durability?
L1782[19:46:46] <`-`> I have a
microcontroller with 128k of RAM and newlib-nano... I should get
Lua 5.1 running on it
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L1784[19:47:11] <`-`> Actual
microcontroller
L1785[19:47:12] <`-`> Not OC
L1786[19:48:12] <Darqen_T> no
answer?
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L1788[19:48:51] <gamax92> `-`:
elua?
L1789[19:49:06] <`-`> gamax92: No.
L1790[19:49:13] <`-`> I want to just take
regular lua and cram it on there
L1791[19:49:21] <`-`> Like I did to my
Wii, but more challenging
L1792[19:51:17] <Xal> what uc `-` ?
L1793[19:51:45] <gamax92> does quicksort
just not like near sorted data?
L1794[19:52:03] <`-`> gamax92: Use
waitsort
L1795[19:52:26] <gamax92> lolno
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L1797[19:52:32] <`-`> lolyes
L1798[19:53:22] <Xal> insertion sort is
generally better than quicksort for near sorted stuff
L1799[19:54:11] <gamax92> Xal: that's
great except it's not guarenteed to be near sorted
L1800[19:54:38] <Xal> well if you're
looking for average speed in all cases then I guess quicksort is a
good way to go
L1801[19:54:44] <Xal> can't win em
all
L1802[19:55:28] <`-`> I think I got
it
L1803[19:55:42] <`-`> Yep, got full Lua
5.1 running on this STM32
L1804[19:55:50] <gamax92> oh, pivot as
start is bad for already sorted, and guess what, this is using
pivot as start
L1805[19:58:24] <`-`> I told Kramlich I
could get Lua running on anything
L1806[19:58:33] <`-`>
hedidn'tlisten
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L1808[19:59:42] <Xal> lua on
PIC16F887
L1809[19:59:44] <Xal> begin
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L1815[20:10:10] <gamax92> lua on Atari
2600
L1816[20:10:11] <gamax92> begin
L1817[20:13:09] <Mimiru> And now I miss
my 2600....
L1818[20:14:18] <`-`> gamax92: I have a
real 2600 downstairs but I haven't touched it
L1819[20:14:21] <`-`> And mom would kill
me
L1820[20:14:38] <Pwootage> Evening~
L1821[20:14:39] <Mimiru> Mine burnt in my
house :(
L1822[20:15:21] <`-`> I don't even know
if that one downstairs works
L1823[20:15:38] <`-`> I don't think my
mom touched it for a looooooong time
L1824[20:16:28] <Xal> have apple 2
plus
L1825[20:16:31] <Xal> still need to
repair it
L1826[20:16:42] <Xal> magic smoke
vented
L1827[20:16:52] <Xal> power supply
capacitor blew
L1828[20:17:03] <Xal> rip for now
:(
L1829[20:17:20] <Pwootage> One of my
coworkers tells stories of apple II's "cratering"
L1830[20:17:27] <Pwootage> (he worked in
a computer shop at the time)
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L1834[20:27:19] <CompanionCube> Xal:
editor of choice?
L1836[20:27:42] <CompanionCube> with or
without the m?
L1837[20:27:42] <Pwootage> Not even
vim?
L1839[20:27:51] <CompanionCube> of
courde.
L1840[20:28:06] <CompanionCube> Tiling WM
such as i3 or dwm?
L1841[20:28:06] <Xal> why though?
L1842[20:28:21] <Xal> would you like me
to preach to you the wonders of vim?
L1843[20:28:30] <CompanionCube> no thank
you
L1844[20:28:34] <Xal> aww
L1845[20:28:35] <Pwootage> Xal: want to
write a vim in javascript for my operating system? :D
L1846[20:28:44] <Xal> oh god no
javascript please no
L1847[20:28:47] <CompanionCube> Pwootage:
no need
L1848[20:28:52] <CompanionCube> just use
vim.js
L1849[20:29:19] <CompanionCube> which is
a tiny version of vim
L1850[20:29:22] <CompanionCube> compiled
to JS
L1851[20:29:32] <Pwootage> Uh
L1852[20:29:46] <Pwootage> I have no idea
what I would need to do to get that to run in OpenComputers
L1853[20:29:57] <Xal> it wouldn't
work
L1854[20:30:03] <Xal> without a LOT of
work
L1855[20:30:06] <Pwootage> Depends on how
it works, but yeah
L1857[20:30:49] <Pwootage> I don't have
html, this is OC :P
L1858[20:31:06] <MrWonderful2012> oc
supports tcp requests
L1859[20:31:28] <CompanionCube> Pwootage:
but you can see how it works
L1860[20:31:30] <MrWonderful2012> the
javascript could be done server side
L1861[20:31:40] <Pwootage> CompanionCube:
yeah, although 142k is a bit bit for a single program in OC
L1862[20:31:54] <Pwootage>
MrWonderful2012: uh, no, javascript runs in the client
L1863[20:32:04] <MrWonderful2012> I
know
L1864[20:32:09] <Xal> javascript often
runs server side now too
L1865[20:32:14] <Pwootage> node.js
yeah
L1866[20:32:14] <Xal> node is really
popular
L1867[20:32:24] <CompanionCube> Xal: so,
WM/DE of choice?
L1868[20:32:37] <Pwootage> actually vm.js
is actualy 1.7mb, way too big
L1869[20:34:21] *
CompanionCube uses Enlightenment
L1870[20:34:25] <Pwootage> Xal: you could
write the vim in anything that compiles to less than like 15k of
minified javascript :P
L1871[20:34:36] <Pwootage> (the OS itself
is written in typescript)
L1872[20:34:36] <Xal> I'm happy with
gnome 3 CompanionCube
L1873[20:34:50] <CompanionCube> ah
GNOME3.
L1874[20:34:52] <Pwootage> I like gnome
3, although it has a memory leak which makes it unusable for me at
work
L1875[20:34:58] <MrWonderful2012> you
could have the oc computer send all the code and user input to a
web server
L1876[20:35:04] <CompanionCube> The Apple
of DEs in some ways;
L1877[20:35:09] <MrWonderful2012> the web
server runs the code and processes the user input
L1878[20:35:16] <Pwootage>
MrWonderful2012: yes, but that's sort of against the point right
now :P
L1879[20:35:24] <MrWonderful2012> it
sends the output back to the oc computer, which displays it
L1880[20:35:34] <CompanionCube> mostly
the 'we know what's best' way
L1881[20:35:36] <MrWonderful2012> why is
that against the point?
L1882[20:35:47] <Pwootage>
MrWonderful2012: that's called a web browser, and it requires a
network connection
L1883[20:36:04] <Xal> CompanionCube, I
know, but I'm so used to it
L1884[20:36:07] <Pwootage> Internet is
sort of an extra in OC, not really the main point of it
L1885[20:36:11] <MrWonderful2012> well oc
has an internet card
L1886[20:36:11] <Xal> i gotta force
myself to switch one day
L1887[20:36:15] <MrWonderful2012> I use
it for ssh
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L1889[20:36:29] <MrWonderful2012> so I
can run linux on oc
L1890[20:36:34] <Xal> Pwootage, just
telnet into vim
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L1892[20:36:51] <Pwootage> Xal: it
wouldn't have access to the filesystem
L1893[20:36:51] <Xal> MrWonderful2012, if
you use ssh you're not 'running linux on oc'
L1894[20:37:02] <Xal> Pwootage, you could
set it up somehow :D
L1895[20:37:07] <MrWonderful2012> well I
am using linux on a oc machine
L1896[20:37:18] <Pwootage> Xal: but then
I have to write a vim script, and that also can't be bundled with
this OS anyway :P
L1897[20:37:20] <Antheus> Local radio
station decide to play "The Bad Touch" as my mom was
taking me to school
L1898[20:37:24] <Antheus> very
interesting car ride
L1899[20:37:44] <Pwootage> Antheus:
lol
L1900[20:39:40] <Pwootage> Hm, what
should the OS for OC-JS be called? I don't really want to call it
OpenOS because it's going to be pretty different
L1901[20:39:47] <CompanionCube> Xal: my
UI looks something like this
L1903[20:40:13] <CompanionCube> Pwootage:
Jsix?
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L1905[20:41:09] <Pwootage> CompanionCube:
Sounds like a java library... Clearly it should be six.io or
six.js
L1906[20:41:30] <CompanionCube>
OS.js?
L1907[20:41:58] <CompanionCube> or
JS-DOS
L1908[20:42:34] <MrWonderful2012>
honestly just the resemblance to MS-DOS will make people think that
it is terrible
L1909[20:42:37] <Antheus> does os.beep
support decimals
L1910[20:42:37] <Antheus> well, the
thingy value
L1911[20:42:40] <Antheus> floats?
L1912[20:42:48] <Antheus> like
261.626
L1913[20:42:51] <Pwootage> JSaDOS
L1914[20:42:52] <gamax92> thingy
value
L1915[20:42:59] *
Antheus shoots gamax92
L1916[20:42:59] <CompanionCube> NodeOS is
already taken
L1917[20:43:01] <Pwootage> Antheus: I
don't know, but I have the soruce up, one sec
L1918[20:43:18] <gamax92> Antheus: thingy
value
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L1920[20:43:30] <Antheus> .-.
L1921[20:43:34] <MrWonderful2012>
junix?
L1922[20:43:42] <Antheus> gamax92, you
shoulde see me in PAP Algebra II
L1923[20:44:01] <Antheus> I'm all
"You need to do the thingy to get the other thingy"
L1924[20:44:01] <CompanionCube> What;s
the name of the JS Engine/VM
L1925[20:44:45] <Pwootage> CompanionCube:
atm, Nashorn, although it's designed to be (mostly) agnostic
L1926[20:45:01] <CompanionCube>
NashOS?
L1927[20:45:12] <gamax92> TOSH.OS
L1928[20:45:29] <CompanionCube> or
JSorn
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L1930[20:45:45] <Antheus> Skynet
L1931[20:46:14] <Xal> shitscript os
L1932[20:47:03] <CompanionCube> Xal: what
do you think of the UI theme I linked?
L1933[20:47:13] <Xal> it's nice
L1934[20:47:39] <CompanionCube> It's the
default
L1935[20:48:08] <CompanionCube> and the
entire DE, including the WM, panel, and desktop-backgor
L1936[20:48:15] <CompanionCube> *ground
thingy
L1937[20:48:33] <Pwootage> I am having
the hardest time tracking down the implementation of the computer
API
L1938[20:48:36] <CompanionCube> is very
lightweight, taking only 3-4% of the RAM with 2GB RAM
L1939[20:49:41] <CompanionCube> and I
have an extremely wide range to configure shit
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L1943[20:53:22] <CompanionCube> Xal:
^
L1944[20:53:35] <Xal> wat
L1945[20:53:50] <CompanionCube> just
saying what I like
L1946[20:53:51] <Pwootage> Antheus:
frequency is a Short, so no decimals
L1947[20:54:04] <Pwootage> (I mean you
can pass them in, but they'll get truncated I'm sure)
L1948[20:59:19] <Antheus> Sangar, could
we get decimals supported by computer.beep()?
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L1950[21:01:44] <Pwootage> Why do you
need frequency accuracy that high, out of curiosity? Not using
A440?
L1951[21:02:41] <Antheus> To get it
exactly in tune
L1952[21:03:08] <Antheus> at least up to
the hundredths place
L1953[21:04:34] ***
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L1954[21:04:52] <`-`> yay, I have a Lua
interpreter over USB serial
L1955[21:05:37] ***
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L1957[21:07:15] <Antheus> `-`, how did
youg et the maem, "ds0937598324765983274689023"?
L1958[21:07:41] <`-`> Antheus: Easy
L1959[21:07:48] <`-`> RNJesus
L1960[21:08:07] <Antheus> Registered
Nurse Jesus?
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L1962[21:08:34] <Antheus> Well, time to
play dishonored
L1963[21:08:37] <Antheus> for the first
time
L1964[21:08:38] <Antheus> :P
L1965[21:11:29] <`-`> Random Number
Jesus
L1966[21:11:37] <`-`> RNJESUS
L1967[21:11:53] <`-`> Praise RNJESUS for
good number rolls
L1968[21:12:00] <`-`> #lua
math.random()
L1969[21:12:00] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
0.94092827476561
L1970[21:12:04] <`-`> > 4
L1971[21:12:09] <`-`> PRAISE
RNJESUS
L1972[21:13:30] <Pwootage> OH MY WHY IS
EVERYTHING ONE BASED THIS MAKES JAVASCRIPT SUCK D:
L1973[21:13:42] <Pwootage> *angrily looks
at GPU api*
L1974[21:17:59] <gamax92> `-`: two large
prime numbers multiplied
L1975[21:18:48] <MrWonderful2012> open
computers hard mode probably wins the prize for most complicated
recipies
L1976[21:18:55] <MrWonderful2012> except
maybe gregtech mode
L1977[21:22:10] <MrWonderful2012> is the
sign upgrade intended to be able to be used as a monitor?
L1978[21:24:47] <Temia> It can make a
serviceable status monitor. >.> Kind of like a 4-row serial
LED display that way
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L1980[21:34:12] <gamax92> editbin
/SUBSYSTEM:CONSOLE
L1981[21:34:36] <MrWonderful2016> what
was that?
L1982[21:34:49] <MrWonderful2016> why did
you type
L1983[21:34:49] <MrWonderful2016> editbin
/SUBSYSTEM:CONSOLE
L1984[21:35:20] <MrWonderful2016> it
looks like sometype of command for a bot but it doesnt do
anything
L1985[21:35:22] <gamax92> Why are you
bothered by it.
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L1987[21:35:28] <MrWonderful2012> no just
curious
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L1991[21:46:24] <MrWonderful2016>
yeah
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L2010[23:42:31] <gamax92> ayy, I can use
wine-staging again
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L2012[23:43:09] <gamax92> installed
libicu55 amd64 and i386 from debian sid, no longer tried to remove
every 64bit program on my computer
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L2015[23:48:40] <gamax92> and now
installed libepoxy0 amd64 and i386 from sid, can install
libgtk-3-0:i386
L2016[23:48:49] <gamax92> wtf is wrong
with ubuntu wily and it's fucked up packages
L2017[23:49:33] <Daiyousei> willy
L2018[23:49:41] <gamax92> wily
L2019[23:49:57] <Daiyousei> : ^ )
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L2021[23:59:34] <Sandra> tfw you have to
use creation kit to cheat through a modded quest because the person
you are trying to find isn't there.