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L9[00:58:32] <xarses> how do I send one of
those offline message things with MichiBot ?
L10[00:59:25] <xarses> GreaseMonkey:
https://gist.github.com/xarses/91736b9005cdaaa5b5b69b6f29b5886f
L11[00:59:54] <xarses> I have one problem
still, the first time I call turnRight it doesn't do anything
L12[01:01:45] <xarses> oh, nvm its
right
L13[01:01:57] <xarses> correct
L14[01:08:32] <payonel> woo
L15[01:08:39] <payonel> all 1082 unit tests
passing
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L17[01:08:54] <xarses> sounds like not
enough test cases
L18[01:09:01] <payonel> openos (will soon)
now supports `cp -r a/. b` where b may or may not exist
L19[01:09:20] <xarses> yay!
L20[01:09:25] <payonel> yay! :)
L21[01:09:37] <payonel> xarses: ever seen
the /. syntax for cp?
L22[01:09:44] <payonel> i'll be honest, it
is slightly new to me
L23[01:10:16] <payonel> also, fixed a bug
were if `cp a b` and a doesn't exist and b does - 1. the printed
error is crap, and worse 2. b is deleeted
L24[01:10:18] <xarses> I think so, contents
of folder, not folder in folder
L25[01:10:19] <payonel> deleted* even
L26[01:10:25] <payonel> xarses:
right!
L27[01:10:42] <xarses> ya, then I've used
it before
L28[01:10:51] <xarses> . and .. magic
L29[01:10:57] <payonel> it stops the
creation of b/a if b exists
L30[01:11:06] <payonel> well, imo, it's cp
magic
L31[01:11:16] <payonel> because to me, a/.
and a/ should be equivalent
L32[01:11:18] <xarses> well, POSIX
L33[01:11:21] <xarses> but yes
L34[01:11:21] <payonel> so cp is respecting
it differently
L35[01:11:53] <xarses> I just want to be
able to get forward and backward through words in the editor
L36[01:12:07] <xarses> and delete work and
yank lines
L37[01:12:12] <xarses> s/work/word
L38[01:12:14] <MichiBot> <xarses> and
delete word and yank lines
L39[01:12:19] <payonel> xarses: anywho, i
actually need this feature of cp to correctly implement the install
tool
L40[01:12:40] <payonel> a lot of people
asking me to make edit better :)
L41[01:12:44] <xarses> I thought install
was it's own magic over cp
L42[01:12:52] <payonel> i feel that's a
rabbit hole i'll never escape
L43[01:13:06] <xarses> my rabbit hole for
the day is that gist
L44[01:13:25] <payonel> well -- we need
install to work with smart paths, leveraging cp
L45[01:14:10] <xarses> mkdir -p
a{1,3,3}/{one,two}
L46[01:14:11] <payonel> install doesn't
really do much, it just resolves some paths, then invokes cp -rv
$from $to
L47[01:14:23] <payonel> but it needs to be
able to do: cp -rv $from/. $to
L48[01:14:25] <payonel> :)
L49[01:14:38] <xarses> it also takes single
ownership and perm bits
L50[01:15:03] <payonel> we dont have owner
and perms in openos :) what are you talking about?
L51[01:15:16] <xarses> the actual gnu
install command
L52[01:15:21] <payonel> ah
L53[01:15:27] <xarses> its it's own
magic
L54[01:15:35] <payonel> yeah, that's not
what i'm implementing
L55[01:15:50] <xarses> that like no one
knows exists, until you start working with building packages
L56[01:15:56] <payonel> but it shares some
purposes
L57[01:16:01] <xarses> and then you are OMG
install, where have you been all my life
L58[01:17:07] <payonel> xarses: for openos,
we need install to scan for components that have filesystems and
ask the user which they'd like "installed"
L59[01:17:21] <xarses> all?
L60[01:17:29] <payonel> and, if a
component's fs has a /.lootprop, install actually invokes that as a
script, rather than cp -rv $from/. $to/
L61[01:17:47] <xarses> nifty
L62[01:17:52] <payonel> all what? all
components? -- if so, yes
L63[01:18:00] <xarses> that should solve
the drama
L64[01:18:07] <payonel> yes, some of it at
least
L65[01:18:14] <xarses> what if I always
want it to install?
L66[01:18:18] <payonel> anywho, i felt the
first thing i needed to fix(support) was /.
L67[01:18:28] <payonel> can you reword
that?
L68[01:18:38] <payonel> what [what] to
install [what]?
L69[01:18:40] <xarses> I add
component
L70[01:18:40] <payonel> always
L71[01:18:45] <payonel> k
L72[01:18:50] <xarses> I want it's FS to
install
L73[01:18:55] <payonel> want* [what] ..
btw. .. but listening
L74[01:19:07] <payonel> xarses: afaik, no
more autorun/autoinstally
L75[01:19:17] <payonel> is that what you're
saying?
L76[01:19:26] <payonel> i suppose, one
could write an auto-installer :)
L77[01:19:29] <xarses> no it was auto
mounting
L78[01:19:35] <xarses> and auto
linking
L79[01:19:36] <payonel> that listens for
component_added events, and runs install on it silently :)
L80[01:19:43] <xarses> i want to auto
install from fs
L81[01:19:55] <xarses> that would
work
L82[01:20:08] <payonel> yes, true -- and i
personally think we need an 'install as links' option somehow in
`install`
L83[01:21:25] <payonel> hmm, what if we
support .autorun where its contents are calls to install that
essentially "install as links" ?
L84[01:21:36] <payonel> i don't know, i'll
mention variants of this to The One
L85[01:22:05] <payonel> xarses: regardless,
install needs a bit of an upgrade
L86[01:22:18] <xarses> ya, sounds like
it
L87[01:22:35] <payonel> and now, cp is
upgraded - plus loads of unit tests!
L88[01:22:54] *
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weird
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L90[01:23:52] <xarses> hmm, I should
probably do that...
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L112[05:14:07] <Elizabeth> s
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L116[05:16:44] <g> Does anyone know of a
mod that adds different chest types for each type of wood?
L117[05:20:31] <Tris> woodstuff
L118[05:21:58] <g> Oh, that's neat
L119[05:22:02] <g> no 1.9.4 though,
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L126[06:02:59] <Inari> http://i.imgur.com/Io7KyKn.jpg
L127[06:03:26] <reinei> o k? I guess
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L131[06:12:14] <Elizabeth> Inari, don't
lie to yourself :P
L132[06:12:31] <Inari> ? :3
L133[06:13:12] <Elizabeth> also woo, got
8th to the 19th of august booked off of work
L134[06:20:40] <Inari> Elizabeth: i dont
get it :f
L135[06:23:41] <Elizabeth> oh
L136[06:23:58] <Elizabeth> i thought the
image said "i would not proceed to sleep with this
fish"
L137[06:24:14] <Inari> that wouldnt make
sense
L138[06:24:15] <Inari> :D
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L140[06:34:04] <Forecaster> since when did
the internet have to make sense? > . >
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L144[06:52:03] <Inari> "how much of
your body can you replace till you arent you anymore" that
question is kind of weird to begin with you know... you are your
current you, if you wish to stay that you will have to evaluate
each replacement and see how it affects what you see as
"you". does it change "you"? or does it
not?
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<Snapples> From someone else's
standpoint, everything but your face, from your own standpoint
everything but your brain.
<Snapples> From someone else's
standpoint, everything but your face, from your own standpoint
everything but your brain.L147[06:58:49] <Inari> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wfYbgdo8e-8
L148[06:58:50] <MichiBot> You Are
Two | length: 4m 58s | Likes: 63858 Dislikes: 779 Views: 1354521 | by CGP
Grey
L149[07:01:58] <Snapples> DID HE JUST CUT THE BRAIn
IN HALF
<Snapples> DID HE JUST CUT THE BRAIn
IN HALFL150[07:02:01] <Snapples> ouch
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L153[07:04:10] <Snapples> There's a condition where
this is actually done to help the patient.
<Snapples> There's a condition where
this is actually done to help the patient.L154[07:04:29] <Inari> ...yeah, thast
usualyl hte point of it being done :P
L155[07:04:33] <Inari> they dont just cut
brian in half for fun and giggles
L156[07:04:51] <Snapples> yea, but, like
<Snapples> yea, but, likeL157[07:05:13] <Snapples> It actually works and is
not useless per se.
<Snapples> It actually works and is
not useless per se.L158[07:05:33] <Snapples> Usually, if you cut
things in half, they down't work anymore ;D
<Snapples> Usually, if you cut
things in half, they down't work anymore ;DL159[07:05:48] <Inari> yeah, thats kind of
the point of the video? xD
L160[07:07:08] <Snapples> I wonder how this feels
like
<Snapples> I wonder how this feels
likeL161[07:07:14] <Snapples> but I don't want it to be
done to me.
<Snapples> but I don't want it to be
done to me.L162[07:07:21] <Inari> hehe
L163[07:08:13] <Snapples> The brain and its
appendage is a really fascinating construct.
<Snapples> The brain and its
appendage is a really fascinating construct.L164[07:10:26] <Inari> i now want a fish
plushy
L165[07:12:38] <Snapples> Um
<Snapples> UmL166[07:13:43] <Snapples> ?
<Snapples> ?L167[07:14:05] <Inari> what type of fish
is this anyway? http://akari.in/pinky_4ijqf
L168[07:14:18] <Snapples> Oh, that.
<Snapples> Oh, that.L169[07:29:45]
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L170[07:34:50] <Izaya> :i
L171[07:34:53] <Izaya> :o
L172[07:35:05] <Izaya> My phone can render
fancy unicode
L173[07:35:31] <Izaya> http://cdn.che.moe/cmkxdj.png
L174[07:36:16] <Snapples> Yea, every modern device
should be able to nowadays.
<Snapples> Yea, every modern device
should be able to nowadays.L175[07:36:34] <Snapples> Many Emoji are
standardized ?
<Snapples> Many Emoji are
standardized ?L176[07:36:59] <Forecaster> unsurprisingly
irssi can't render those :P
L177[07:37:15] <Forecaster> I see a white
box with a symbol in it
L178[07:37:47] <Snapples> my irssi does ?
<Snapples> my irssi does ?L179[07:37:55]
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L180[07:38:15] <Snapples> ?
L181[07:38:24] <Forecaster> or well, I
guess irssi doesn't actually render anything really
L182[07:38:32] <Snapples> https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/13531495/ShareX/2016/06/mintty_2016-06-01_14-38-28.png
L183[07:38:35] <Forecaster> it's ConEmu
that can't render them
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L188[07:51:25] <Forecaster> pssh, I never
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L191[08:02:52] <Izaya> No decent symbols
font is a pain
L192[08:03:24] <Elizabeth> getting
powerline to work on my laptop was /fun/
L193[08:03:45] <Elizabeth> though that may
have been because the default mate terminal was shit and didn't
support utf-8
L194[08:12:11] <Inari> why would you
connect your laptop to a powerline
L195[08:12:24] <Forecaster> to charge the
battery, duh
L196[08:12:57] <Elizabeth> http://www.tecmint.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/Install-Powerline-Statuslines-in-Linux.png
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L203[08:38:20] <Elizabeth> heh, phew, just
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L205[08:38:29] <Elizabeth> so i've just
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L207[08:40:28] <Trangar> I had like 3
companies yell at me for changing my credit card when I didn't even
knew they were billing me
L208[08:40:46] <Elizabeth> lol
L209[08:42:35] <Trangar> Is it bad that I
just re-use pants when I'm out of town without washing them?
L210[08:42:49] <Trangar> I use them for a
couple of days, then leave them for a week, then check if they
don't have stains and re-use them
L211[08:42:58] <Elizabeth> that's kinda
bad
L212[08:43:15] <Forecaster> it's not bad
for the environment :P
L213[08:43:17] <Elizabeth> also when you
say pants, do you mean underware or trousers?
L214[08:43:35] <Elizabeth>
s/ware/wear
L215[08:43:35] <MichiBot>
<Elizabeth> also when you say pants, do you mean underwear or
trousers?
L216[08:44:59] <Trangar> Trouwers
L217[08:45:03] <Trangar> ... yes
L218[08:45:07] <Elizabeth> ah
L219[08:45:12] <Trangar> I always clean
all my other clothes, with trousers I don't care too much
L220[08:45:30] <Trangar> Underwear I only
wear 1 day before washing them thoroughly
L221[08:45:30] <Elizabeth> in which case,
yeah that seems fine
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L223[08:52:12] <Guest54309> Bleh.
L224[08:52:16] <Guest54309> fmfl
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L228[08:54:36] <Elizabeth> maybe
later
L229[09:06:42] <Michiyo> ...
L230[09:06:43] <Michiyo> :P
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L258[10:06:27] <Forecaster> huh
L259[10:06:36] <Forecaster> watchtower
failed to announce todays video here
L260[10:06:42] <Forecaster> it joined, but
didn't send anything
L261[10:06:46] <Forecaster> :I
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L264[10:08:20] <Forecaster> did someone
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L268[10:18:03] <payonel> o/
L269[10:18:09] <Forecaster> \o\
L270[10:18:14] <payonel> /o/
L271[10:18:20] <payonel> <-o->
L272[10:18:22] <payonel> pew pew
L273[10:18:48] <Forecaster> (-o-)
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L277[10:25:43] <xarses> ...
L278[10:26:18] <xarses> Inari: https://gist.github.com/xarses/91736b9005cdaaa5b5b69b6f29b5886f
L279[10:26:23] <xarses> its about
complete
L280[10:26:43] <Inari> heh nice
L281[10:27:01] <xarses> I just need to
figure out how to ask for the side
L282[10:27:13] <Inari> ask for the
side?
L283[10:27:24] <xarses> getSide(3)
L284[10:27:33] <xarses> instead of
getRight
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L286[10:28:12] <xarses> well
getSide(4)
L287[10:28:15] <Inari> 3 being then the
third entry in facing.dirs, expecting the return of sides.south? or
3 being sides.south and expecting to get which entry it is
L288[10:28:47] <payonel> xarses: what is
your gmt offset?
L289[10:28:48] <xarses>
gitSide(side.right)
L290[10:28:53] <Ajloveslily> git
L291[10:28:56] <xarses> -7 currently
L292[10:29:01] <xarses> get
L293[10:29:19] <Inari> im confused
L294[10:29:19] <Inari> :D
L295[10:29:21] <Ajloveslily> for p = nis
suck() end
L296[10:29:43] <Inari> ~.~
L297[10:29:43] <payonel> xarses: i'm -7, i
was just curious because you were on when i was on last night, and
on before i'm on today. did you sleep in the interim? :)
L298[10:29:48] <Inari> lewd
L299[10:30:07] <payonel> lood
L300[10:30:13] <payonel> lude
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L302[10:30:30] <Ajloveslily> ecchi
L303[10:30:56] <xarses> payonel: ya, you
reminded me to goto bed
L304[10:31:40] <xarses> * payonel goes to
bed
L305[10:31:41] <xarses> <xarses>
hmm, I should probably do that...
L306[10:31:45] <payonel> xarses: ah, when
i 'signed' out going to bed... yep that
L307[10:31:53] *
payonel had just scrolled up
L308[10:32:57] <xarses> Inari:
getSide(sides.right) ... if side == 4 then self:getLeft() end
...
L309[10:32:59] <xarses> or something
L310[10:33:11] <xarses> I hate doing if
else case blocks
L311[10:33:34] <payonel> i'm still stoked
i fixed cp last night
L312[10:33:43] <payonel> wish i didn't
have work today and i could work on instlal
L313[10:33:44] <xarses> =)
L314[10:33:45] <payonel> install*
L315[10:35:19] *
xarses would love if term received some of emacs
shortcuts
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L317[10:37:30] <xarses> would a case table
take up less space than an if else clause, or some how look
better
L318[10:37:47] <xarses> like I said, I
hate if else blocks
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L320[10:41:55] <payonel> xarses: term
itself, not an editor?
L321[10:42:02] <payonel> i
L322[10:42:06] <xarses> whouldn't that
inherit ?
L323[10:42:09] <payonel> i'll be adding ^w
in my next pr, to cut words
L324[10:42:18] <payonel> xarses:
DEPends...
L325[10:42:25] <payonel> generally
no
L326[10:42:26] <Inari> xarses: describe in
words? :D
L327[10:43:06] <payonel> xarses: i dont
emacs. so if you have a shortlist of nice-to-haves, feel free to
mention them from time to time here
L328[10:46:36] <xarses> alt +f forward
word; alt +b back word; alt+d delete word; ctrl+k cut from cursor
to $; ctrl +y paste at cursor; ctrl+? undo; and there is one for
repeating that I cant recall at the moment
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L330[10:47:12] <xarses> they all work in
bash
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L332[10:47:26] <payonel> hmmmm
L333[10:47:34] <xarses> which is why I
thought maybe put them in term first, so they can get into lua and
edit
L334[10:48:02] <xarses> oh, the repeat is
ctrl+u, and then a number and a key-code
L335[10:48:10] <payonel> as for that issue
-- when in 'insert' mode, edit.lua is NOT in term.read mode
L336[10:48:28] <payonel> term today is
much closer to being able to support something that
"pluggable"
L337[10:48:41] <payonel> but when edit.lua
was first written, term was much more procedural
L338[10:48:41] <xarses> so
ctrl+u,2,0,0,ctrl+k would cut 200 lines
L339[10:48:50] <payonel> so they were
developed separately
L340[10:49:14] <xarses> with the stuff we
where talking about with term in 1.6, it could be done
though?
L341[10:49:53] <payonel> term and lua
could get those features easily
L342[10:50:02] <payonel> edit.lua would
require a rework of the input mode
L343[10:50:23] <xarses> hmm, ctrl+u
doesn't work in bash, I think it has another sequence. but
honestly, i'd love the basics in place
L344[10:51:05] <xarses> presently I want
to tear my fingers off trying to fix/debug code in game
L345[10:51:20] <payonel> well i'm with you
there
L346[10:51:21] <xarses> because we lack
those shortcuts
L347[10:51:37] <payonel> i code outside
and use scripts to inject (scripts triggered by 'build' hot
keys)
L348[10:51:43] <Kodos> I'd settle for
syntax highlighting ;-D
L349[10:52:07] <xarses> thats a bit more
than I need
L350[10:59:37] <Inari> so
L351[10:59:55] <Inari> if i have a signal
that changes between low and high at 1 hz, its low for 1s, then
high for 1s, and repeats?
L352[11:00:59] <Inari> oc feature request:
screen output rotation
L353[11:01:14] <xarses> Inari: https://gist.github.com/xarses/91736b9005cdaaa5b5b69b6f29b5886f#file-facing-lua-L42,L49
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L355[11:02:05] <xarses> Inari: iiuc 1hz is
the full sign wave
L356[11:02:24] <Inari> so its high for
0.5s and low for 0.5s?
L357[11:02:36] <xarses> I think so
L358[11:02:40] <xarses> I can ask
someone
L359[11:02:40] <Inari> lets ask WA
L360[11:04:22] <Inari> yeah
L361[11:04:31] <Inari> seems 20hz would
mean 20 ups, 20 downs
L362[11:04:35] <Inari> rather than 10 ups,
10 downs
L363[11:05:00] *
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L364[11:05:13] <Inari> http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=square+wave+20hz
according ot this anyway
L365[11:05:13] <Inari> :P
L366[11:06:06] <xarses> I mean, how long
it spends in each state is irelevant to hz
L367[11:06:16] <Michiyo> %wa square wave
20hz
L368[11:06:18] <xarses> just that it must
occupy both ends before the period
L369[11:06:22] <Inari> its relevant
L370[11:06:26] <Inari> if it spends longer
theres less hz :D
L371[11:06:46] <Michiyo> awww, not near as
much spam as I was hoping
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L374[11:08:08] <Inari> i suppose a cycle
is till its back to original positoin
L375[11:08:21] <Inari> so it goes from 0
up to 1, then to -1, then back to 0
L376[11:08:23] <Inari> and repeats
L377[11:08:30] <Inari> and hz says how
many such cyucles :P
L378[11:09:31] *
xarses goes back on what he said
L379[11:09:39] <xarses> if your signal
changes state every 1s
L380[11:09:42] <xarses> then its 1hz
L381[11:10:22] <Inari> well
L382[11:10:25] <gamax92> I mean what you
said before was correct
L383[11:10:25] <Inari> not according to
WA
L384[11:10:32] <gamax92> 1hz has 0.5 up
0.5 down
L385[11:10:49] <gamax92> it's just the
number of period's its completed in a second
L386[11:11:31] <gamax92> one period of a
sine wave involves going from 0 to 1, back to 0, down to -1, and
back up to 0
L387[11:11:43] <xarses> for a digital
signal, it doesn't have to go down, its just the measurement period
that can express data right?
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L389[11:12:53] <gamax92> yeah, how fast
the clock signal is changing
L390[11:13:20] <xarses> the clock would
keep the up down for us
L391[11:13:46] <Inari>
"changing" sounds odd to me
L392[11:14:03] <Inari> 1hz means how much
does it change in 1 second?
L393[11:14:07] <xarses> Inari: first, are
we digital, or analog?
L394[11:14:19] <Inari> digital square
wave
L395[11:14:47] <xarses> so it doesn't have
to come back down
L396[11:14:54] <Inari> ?
L397[11:14:59] <xarses> you have a
separate clock to measure time
L398[11:15:16] <Inari> what do you mean it
doesnt hav eto com eback down :P
L399[11:15:33] <xarses> which does cycle
from 0,+1, -1,0 in 1hz
L400[11:15:49] <gamax92> not
necessarily
L401[11:16:39] <gamax92> I don't think you
normally sample on both types of signal changes, only on one
L402[11:16:44] <xarses> your square wave
can only be determined to be in a state at the boundry of the clock
period
L403[11:16:51] <Inari> well actually
theres no -1 i guess
L404[11:17:09] <Inari> but of cours ei
tgotta stay back at 0 for a bit before it goes back to 1
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L407[11:19:48] <gamax92> Inari: for
example this: https://i.imgur.com/97abknN.jpg
L408[11:20:04] <gamax92> you can see that
the actual data line is being sampled only when clock goes low, or
from 1 -> 0
L409[11:20:47] <Inari> well tahts nice and
all, but i dont see how it realtes to this :D
L410[11:21:07] <gamax92> digital square
wave?
L411[11:21:13] <Inari> well sure
L412[11:21:17] <Inari> thats a square
wave, yeah :P
L413[11:21:29] <Inari> it shows no
relation to timing so it has nothign to do with hz though
L414[11:21:53] <gamax92> >_>
L415[11:21:58] <gamax92> yes a clock shows
no relation to timing
L416[11:22:09] <Inari> unless you sepcify
at which speed it goes
L417[11:22:11] <Inari> no, it doe
snot
L418[11:22:21] <gamax92> wow you're
fucking stupid
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L420[11:22:27] <Inari> ...
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L422[11:23:01] <Inari> "here have
this fast spinning clock!" - "cool, but what does it
show?" - "time!" - "but... but theres no units
and i have no clue what its speed means?" - "yeah, but
time!"
L423[11:23:07] <asie> TIME!
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L425[11:25:01] <gamax92> Inari: the actual
Hz of that is not relevant, you can see that there are 11 periods
there in that image so lets just say it's being driven at
11Hz
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L427[11:25:22] <gamax92> the more
important thing was that by sampling when clock goes low, you also
end up with 11 sampling points
L428[11:25:44] <gamax92> so that the Hz
driving the clock matches the sampling rate of the data line
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L430[11:26:02] <Inari> i think i just get
stuck on thinking hz means amunt of changes
L431[11:26:07] <Inari> rather than amunt
of cycels
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L433[11:27:16] <Inari> my foot hurts
:f
L434[11:28:12] <Forecaster> we can
amputate it
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L436[11:28:57] <Inari> well that
owrked
L437[11:28:59] <Inari> it stopped
hurting
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L443[11:44:46] <gamax92> #lua
32768/8
L444[11:44:46] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
4096.0
L445[11:46:10] <xarses> we should amputate
both for good measure
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L447[12:03:49] <Elizabeth> right, it's
home time
L448[12:05:18] <xarses> any one play much
with inventory controllers and the robot's inventory at the same
time?
L449[12:06:20] <gamax92> hmm, not what I
expected https://i.imgur.com/Ir8wbrd.png
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L452[12:10:42] <xarses> does it make
sense, that we should have a special side for the inventory
controller, so that we can refer to the internal inventory so we
don't have to flip between the different calls all the time?
L453[12:11:20] <xarses> (tank controller
too for that matter)
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L457[12:28:21] <xarses> uh, how can I
figure out which integration the adapter registered the neighboring
block from?
L458[12:29:18] <payonel> xarses: how do
you have this much time to mess with oc stuff
L459[12:29:20] *
payonel is jealous
L460[12:29:34] <payonel> do you have a
nigerian prince that sponsors you?
L461[12:29:39] <xarses> yes
L462[12:29:52] <payonel> where do i send
my money? i want in on this
L463[12:31:02] <Kodos> To me
L464[12:31:22] <Kodos> For a small
investment of 127 USD, you'll have all the time in the world
L465[12:32:27] <payonel> only 127 USD?
sweet. i'll even pay you 1 more, -128 USD!
L466[12:33:04] <xarses> seriously, I
wanted to see where this integration comes from, I'm not sure why
it has the attributes it does, and not others
L467[12:38:10] <Temia> Which wiseguy
decided to use a signed char?
L468[12:38:51] <Temia> Did they think
'signed' stood for signature or something? Friggin' compsci
kids.
L469[12:38:55] <Temia> >:u
L470[12:44:58] <Forecaster> I only use
chars autographed by ghandi
L471[12:45:53] <xarses> `git commit -s`
?
L472[12:46:42] *
Elizabeth is home
L473[12:51:35] <gamax92> praise!
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L475[12:53:47] <payonel> praise be, praise
be
L476[12:55:58] <Vexatos> https://redd.it/4m2e6s
L477[12:56:07] <Vexatos> asie, may you
assist? :>
L478[12:56:20] <Temia> Wasse, wasse
L479[12:57:41] <Temia> Wait, no, it was
rasse.
L480[12:58:16] <Temia> Or no.
L481[12:58:19] <Temia> It was wasse!
L482[12:58:20] <Temia> ...
L483[12:58:30] <Temia> Or wassee.
L484[12:58:38] *
Temia throws lyrics sheets into the air
L485[12:58:53] *
Temia flops on Lizzy.
L486[13:00:57] <xarses> I was going to
finally sign up for reddit to reply to that
L487[13:01:02] <xarses> and my username is
taken
L488[13:01:05] <xarses> so f-it
L489[13:01:22] *
xarses goes back to ignoring reddit
L490[13:02:40] <Inari> https://fat.gfycat.com/SecondFinishedIggypops.webm
d'aw
L491[13:04:32] <Forecaster> hehe
L492[13:04:36] <Forecaster> silly
cat
L493[13:05:00] <Inari> Vexatos' name is
Jack?
L494[13:05:16] <Forecaster> dunno
L495[13:06:01] <asie> Vexatos: done
L496[13:06:40] *
vifino groans and kisses Elizabeth then resumes doing nothing and
being half asleep
L497[13:06:53] *
Elizabeth kisses vifino back and snuggles next to him
L498[13:07:31] <Temia> Of course not,
Inari
L499[13:07:33] <Temia> That's his
alias.
L500[13:07:37] <Temia> His real name is
Harmonica.
L501[13:07:38] <Temia> :v
L502[13:08:37] <Vexatos> asie, look at my
high quality post at https://www.reddit.com/r/feedthebeast/comments/4m2e6s/opencomputers_vs_computercraft/d3s0i01
L503[13:09:06] <asie> um
L504[13:09:09] <asie> shadowkat.science
rip
L505[13:09:27] <Temia> Cute Radar
Upgrades? owo
L506[13:10:12] <Vexatos> asie, exactly
what I expect
L507[13:10:17] <Vexatos> Thanks :^)
L508[13:10:27] <Inari> asie shamelessly
plugs btm
L509[13:10:29] <Vexatos> Temia, you zoomed
D:<
L510[13:10:37] <Vexatos> Inari, pls I
shamelessly plugged Computronics
L511[13:11:12] <asie> Inari: shame level:
[ ]
L512[13:11:18] <Temia> No I didn't
L513[13:11:22] <Inari> is that a charset
joke?
L514[13:11:24] <Temia> I have good eyes
`-`
L515[13:11:28] <asie> hype level:
[#############################]
L516[13:11:33] <Inari> oh
L517[13:11:36] <Inari> i didnt see teh
clsoing ]
L518[13:11:36] <Inari> :P
L519[13:11:36] <Temia> So, what about
these cute radar upgrades? owo
L520[13:12:30] <Temia> Are they upgrades
that are cute, or upgrades that detect cuteness?
L521[13:14:47] <Inari> lol
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L523[13:15:21] <Vexatos> Temia, they are
cute as heck
L524[13:15:36] <Temia> ~
L525[13:15:41] <Inari> pics or it didnt
happen
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L528[13:17:33] <reinei> also Vexatos at
500% zoome you can easily read that xD
L529[13:17:42] <Vexatos> reinei, that's
how I tested it :^)
L530[13:17:55] <Inari> you could also just
copypaste it into notepad
L531[13:18:10] <reinei> nah, too
easy
L532[13:19:28] <scj643> Hi ashka
L533[13:19:32] <scj643> i meant asie
L534[13:19:43] <Vexatos> asie, tfw you
have 135 links in your reddit post but none to Computronics
:X
L535[13:19:56] <Vexatos> scj643, almost
the same
L536[13:20:02] <payonel> asie: where do
you share public updates to charset?
L537[13:20:02] <Vexatos> Right,
Sandra?
L538[13:20:05] <Vexatos> Sangar*
L539[13:20:06] <Vexatos> :>
L540[13:20:14] <payonel> i'd like to
"follow" that, rather than just ping you all the time
here
L541[13:20:23] <payonel> hi Vexatos
:)
L542[13:20:24] *
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L545[13:28:56] <vifino> asie:
shadowkat.net
L546[13:29:05] <vifino> have fun
L547[13:33:06] <Elizabeth> \o/ Myrddin now
has a case on order
L548[13:34:17] <CompanionCube> yeah, both
of Izaya's .science names expired
L549[13:34:26] <Elizabeth> nolonger will
he live in a draw in my desk and overheat
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L552[13:58:36] <scj643> New DLC for this
war of mine
L553[14:02:17] <reinei> gah having to cold
start oc development is a pain xD
L554[14:04:11] <gamax92> winders
L555[14:09:13] <xarses> cold start?
L556[14:09:21] <payonel> reinei: you mean
setting up for java dev for oc?
L557[14:09:48] <reinei> yeah I just went
from not having written a single OC program that didn't work as
expected ro helping out with rendering code xD
L558[14:12:02] <xarses> all your oc
programs don't work as expected?
L559[14:12:08] <xarses> too many negatives
to be sure
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L561[14:12:38] <reinei> xarses, I only
wrote one so xDD
L562[14:12:57] <xarses> and no
workies?
L563[14:13:12] <reinei> well it
worked but it was slow due to no gpu optimization
L564[14:17:49] <xarses> well, if you
implement a wad engine, it would be awesome
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L572[14:59:28] <reinei> ~gpu
L573[15:02:10] <Forecaster> ~oc gpu
L574[15:02:10] <ocdoc> http://ocd.cil.li/component:gpu
L575[15:02:22] <reinei> yeah thanks got it
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L577[15:02:27] <reinei> I always forget
that syntax
L578[15:02:42] <Forecaster> :P
L579[15:05:20] <g> https://www.gog.com/news/introducing_gog_connect
L580[15:07:24] <Forecaster>
interesting
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L583[15:17:32] <Forecaster> url overflow
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L587[15:31:00] <Chaos_Therum> hey so is
there any way to check how many items are equipped on a robot all
I'm seeing is checking durability.
L588[15:31:27] <Forecaster> "how many
items are equipped"?
L589[15:31:34] <Forecaster> you mean the
stacksize in the toolslot?
L590[15:32:53] <Chaos_Therum> Yeah sorry
if I worded that wrong basically I wanna check and make sure I
still have atleast 2 left
L591[15:33:05] <Forecaster> just making
sure
L592[15:33:08] <Forecaster> 2 of
what?
L593[15:33:29] <xarses> why would you care
how many are in the stack?
L594[15:34:08] <Chaos_Therum> I'm placing
crop sticks from agricraft. And I would care so I can tell the
program to equip more I'm doing a field of like 1500 plots.
L595[15:34:17] <xarses> since robot's tool
slot isn't an inventory slot (i think we should change that)
no
L596[15:34:27] <Inari> so hows everyones
libido doing tonight?
L597[15:34:28] <xarses> count the stack in
the regular inventory
L598[15:34:47] <xarses> and then keep
track of how many times you used it
L599[15:34:48] <Forecaster> ~oc
robot
L600[15:34:48] <ocdoc> http://ocd.cil.li/api:robot
L601[15:34:53] <Chaos_Therum> That won't
tell me how many I have left in the equipment slot it needs to be
in equipment so it can be right clicked
L602[15:35:05] <reinei> Chaos_Therum, it
does
L603[15:35:19] <reinei> you count how many
you have BEFORE equipping
L604[15:35:35] <reinei> and then go down
one for every right click that was successful
L605[15:36:12] <xarses> alternatively, you
have to de-equip it and re-count it, but counting before equiping
would be clean ist
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L607[15:36:12] <Chaos_Therum> yeah that
might be the best option. thanks.
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L609[15:36:23] <xarses> ~oc
inventory_controller
L610[15:36:23] <ocdoc> http://ocd.cil.li/component:inventory_controller
L611[15:36:33] <xarses>
getStackInInternalSlot i think
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L614[15:37:03] <xarses> you can use a
closure to keep track of the count with use
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L616[15:37:12] <Temia> So
L617[15:37:39] <Temia> I was testing some
memory in an old box to see if I could get it ship-shape and with
Ubuntu so I could sell it for chump change.
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L619[15:37:50] <Temia> https://twitter.com/prerisoft/status/738102944948576257
I thinkthe memory's bad
L620[15:37:51] <MichiBot> Wed Jun 01
15:20:30 CDT 2016 @prerisoft: So I ran Memtest on one of my older
computers and I think the memory might be bad! https://t.co/VFbIKxlfde
L621[15:38:42] <xarses> jesus, why do you
have an A/B Switch
L622[15:39:11] <xarses> I can look past
the crt
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L625[15:45:08] <xarses> "YOUR
ACCOUNTS ARE BEING CONNECTED
L626[15:45:08] <xarses> Due to exceedingly
high demand this may take up to several days, please check back
later. Thank you for your patience."
L627[15:45:28] <xarses> ^GOG connect
L628[15:46:20] <xarses> Chaos_Therum:
also, unless you are going to go back for more before your hand
runs out, its not really needed to keep count
L629[15:46:35] <xarses> just repeat until
use returns false no?
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L637[15:58:13] <CyberTurd> lizzy, you up
for the gta heist?
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L640[16:15:32] <Elizabeth> CyberTurd, not
tonight, i'm an adult. i have work :/
L641[16:15:37] <Elizabeth> you free
friday?
L642[16:17:40] <Elizabeth> oh
L643[16:17:42] <Elizabeth> he left
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L646[16:18:10] <Forecaster> no they're
still here, in the channel at least
L647[16:18:20] <Elizabeth> meh
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L651[16:23:30] <xarses> looking for some
bleh?
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L653[16:50:37] <payonel> Forecaster: do
you lack a snort-filter? mehs aren't something i'd recommend
snorting. esp. xarses'
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L655[16:55:22] <Izaya> asie: shadowkat.net
best
L656[16:55:40] <Izaya> https://lain.shadowkat.net/projects/multice/
speaking of, be amazed by my testing site and one of my projects on
there
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L664[17:05:49] <Yepoleb> Izaya: Your
network map image 404s
L665[17:06:10] <Izaya> Yepoleb: does
it?
L666[17:06:15] <Izaya> I didn't know I had
one
L667[17:06:49] <Yepoleb> it should be at
https://shadowkat.net/network/
L668[17:06:53] <Izaya> oh
L669[17:07:11] <Izaya> that's going
L670[17:07:22] <Izaya> new site is almost
ready
L671[17:07:50] <CyberTurd> im free
friday
L672[17:07:55] <CyberTurd> gtg
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L674[17:08:50] <Yepoleb> Izaya: i really
like your design
L675[17:09:40] <Izaya> it isn't much
L676[17:09:45] <Izaya> a minimum of CSS
and HTML
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L679[17:10:44] <CompanionCube> Izaya,
what's your new site like
L680[17:10:54] <CompanionCube> is it
similar in style / theme
L681[17:11:48] <Izaya> CompanionCube:
https://lain.shadowkat.net
L682[17:11:57] <Izaya> backend rewrite and
CSS tweaks mostly
L683[17:12:19] <CompanionCube> is this the
result of the web class project
L684[17:12:29] <Izaya> p. much
L685[17:12:41] <Izaya> still need to write
the RSS generator
L686[17:12:43] *
CompanionCube now has a working Gogs git server
L687[17:12:45] <CompanionCube> hosted on
my rpi3
L688[17:12:46] <Izaya> but it'll work on
ngnix now
L689[17:12:56] <Izaya> nginx
L690[17:12:58] <Izaya> fff
L691[17:14:31] <Yepoleb> It isn't much,
but it also doesn't need more
L692[17:14:53] <Izaya> ^
L693[17:15:00] <Izaya> tbh I hate the
modern web
L694[17:15:01] <payonel> what do you call
the section/portion of the url beyond the ?
L695[17:15:08] <payonel> is there an
official name for that arg list?
L696[17:15:11] <payonel> in
http-speak
L697[17:15:18] <payonel> or, i guess that
isn't http
L698[17:15:20] <Izaya> there is no reason
to have all your functionality written in javashit
L699[17:15:21] <payonel>
in...url-speak
L700[17:16:09] <Izaya> and like
L701[17:16:23] <Izaya> everyone hops from
one javashit framework to the next
L702[17:17:59] <Yepoleb> payonel: query
string
L703[17:18:17] <Yepoleb> is that what you
mean?
L704[17:19:00] <g> Izaya: I dislike
one-page apps, but there is something to be said for offloading to
the client
L705[17:19:24] <g> the more the client
does, the less the server has to do, in some cases
L706[17:19:26] <Izaya> Offloading what?
Most sites don't even do anything.
L707[17:19:43] <g> Okay? That doesn't mean
no site would benefit from that
L708[17:19:51] <Izaya> Yeah it has its
place
L709[17:20:01] <Izaya> but that place
isn't absolutely fucking everywhere
L710[17:20:02] <g> A good example is
fetching the commit list from a github repo
L711[17:20:10] <payonel> Yepoleb: yep,
that
L712[17:20:25] <g> if it's non-essential,
make the client do it
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L714[17:21:02] <Yepoleb> but then the
client needs the api key, is that allowed?
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L716[17:21:21] <g> No it doesn't
L717[17:21:29] *
Izaya is considering re-writing his site to instead of being a
bunch of CGI scripts, use a script to generate plain
HTML
L718[17:21:32] <g> Many GH APIs are
public
L719[17:21:49] <g> and many more still
support users using their cookies
L720[17:21:56] <Yepoleb> ok, that
works
L721[17:22:58] <Yepoleb> The worst thing
is when sites make their own scrollbar or static backgrounds using
javascript
L722[17:23:20] <g> JS is over-used for
visuals, yeah
L723[17:23:25] <g> CSS is pretty damn
powerful
L724[17:23:46] <Yepoleb> It lags so
much
L725[17:24:02] <CompanionCube> is the
problem not overkilling it with the JS
L726[17:24:38] <Yepoleb> Especially with
smooth scrolling in modern browsers
L727[17:27:15] <GreaseMonkey> we're
entering into an era where JS is less important than it used to
be
L728[17:27:42] <GreaseMonkey> it's more
important in some aspects, but most websites don't need it at
all
L729[17:27:49] <GreaseMonkey> well,
shouldn't need it at all
L730[17:28:21] <GreaseMonkey> the BTM 16.2
website is a great example of how to abuse CSS while only needing
JS to provide table sorting functions
L731[17:28:32] <GreaseMonkey> no JS, no
nicely sorted table
L732[17:28:37] <GreaseMonkey> i can live
with that
L733[17:28:49] <Izaya> I have one thing of
JS on my site:
L734[17:28:54] <Izaya> it shows and hides
the search box
L735[17:29:00] <Izaya> without JS the
searchbox is always shown
L736[17:29:18] <GreaseMonkey>
congratulations for being one of the few web devs who do it
right
L737[17:29:51] <GreaseMonkey> fun thing
though, you can do drop-down menus in CSS, and have been able to do
it since at least IE7
L738[17:30:02] <GreaseMonkey> and i think
since even earlier in real browsers
L739[17:30:08] <Izaya> huh
L740[17:30:21] <GreaseMonkey> it's just
that these days you can animate the dropdowns
L741[17:31:21] <Forecaster> I wish css had
variables
L742[17:31:54] <GreaseMonkey> oh i forgot,
there's another JS on the BTM site to make IE behave itself
L743[17:32:28] <Forecaster> or wait, not
quite, I wish css let you reference other attributes values
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L747[17:41:43] <Inari> http://i.imgur.com/Io7KyKn.jpg
L748[17:44:20] <Forecaster> lewd
L749[17:44:45] <Yepoleb> cute fish
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L752[17:51:16] <Yepoleb> Izaya: Which
browser are you developing your site with?
L753[17:51:40] <Yepoleb> I notices the
font size in chrome is much larger than in firefox
L754[17:51:44] <Izaya> luakit
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L757[17:52:58] <xarses> payonel: I once
bet some one a doller ($1) to snort a line of ground up alka
seltzer
L758[17:53:26] <gamax92> did they
die?
L759[17:53:29] <Izaya> though when shit
breaks I use FF because of the web dev tools
L760[17:53:36] <xarses> no
L761[17:53:42] <Izaya> I don't use
chromium derivs
L762[17:54:02] <xarses> they equated it to
snorting a pixy stix (flavored sugar)
L763[17:54:09] <payonel> xarses: i dont
think i'd enjoy that
L764[17:54:40] <Izaya> why would you snort
sugar
L765[17:54:58] <Izaya> like I mean I've
had a whole cup of sherbet in one go but snorting it?
L766[17:55:12] <xarses> because your a
stupid child
L767[17:55:26] <xarses> and peer
pressure
L768[17:57:34] <Izaya> Yepoleb: https://i.imgur.com/JOxPE0L.png
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L770[18:00:10] <Yepoleb> looks almost like
chrome
L771[18:00:54] <Izaya> gtkwebkit
based
L772[18:02:58] <Yepoleb> In
chrome/chromium the font is a few pixels bigger than the background
http://i.imgur.com/MJdWs8G.png
L773[18:03:23] <Yepoleb> in the h1
L774[18:04:10] <Izaya> interesting
L775[18:04:19] <Izaya> I might make the
background a little taller
L776[18:04:25] <Izaya> just for that
font
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L778[18:04:55] <Izaya> also, what WM theme
is that?
L779[18:05:07] <Yepoleb> It doesn't look
good that close to the top
L780[18:05:24] <Yepoleb> Numix
L781[18:05:41] <Izaya> thought it looked
familiar
L782[18:05:52] *
Izaya is using Numix-DarkBlue because Mona 3 broke with
gtk3.20
L783[18:05:54] <Izaya> >.>
L784[18:07:38] <Yepoleb> this one?
https://github.com/dRaiser/numix-themes-darkblue
L785[18:08:20] <Izaya> yeah, it's in the
AUR so
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L788[18:13:24] <g> I use a numix circle
icon theme on android
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L790[18:17:55] <Yepoleb> Izaya: Something
that bugs me is the pixel font getting smoothed
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L792[18:18:22] <Izaya> Like, AA?
L793[18:18:26] <Yepoleb> yes
L794[18:18:54] <Yepoleb> it's more
noticeable in ff because of the different font size
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L796[18:20:38] <Yepoleb> are you trying to
be mobile compatible?
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L798[18:21:03] <Izaya> not
explicitly
L799[18:21:05] <Izaya> works on my phone
but
L800[18:22:00] <Izaya> https://a.pomf.cat/milqaw.png
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L802[18:25:17] <Yepoleb> you could set a
static size then
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L804[18:28:52] <Izaya> I'm against static
sizes
L805[18:29:05] <Izaya> one of the big
advantages of stuff like html is the browser can render it however
it wants
L806[18:29:14] <Izaya> tiny or huge
L807[18:29:24] <Izaya> the small
deviations don't matter as long as the content is there
L808[18:30:21] *
CompanionCube likes http://bettermotherfuckingwebsite.com/
L809[18:30:56] <Yepoleb> but the pixel
font only supports multiples of 8px
L810[18:36:17] <Izaya> https://i.imgur.com/tgWyrgo.png Servo looks
nice
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L813[18:41:30] <CompanionCube> Izaya, they
chose the language of rust well
L814[18:41:50] <CompanionCube> I don't
imagine you're a fan of browser.html though
L815[18:42:45] <Izaya> well
L816[18:42:53] <Izaya> considering thet it
doesn't run with browser.html enabled
L817[18:42:56] <Izaya> that*
L818[18:43:14] <CompanionCube> https://github.com/browserhtml/browserhtml the
entire UI is JS
L819[18:44:32] <Izaya> https://kver.wordpress.com/2015/07/02/fiber-ui-experiments-conclusion/
dev builds of this should be released soon(TM)
L820[18:44:38] <Izaya> or rather dev
source
L821[18:51:40] <Izaya> another issue with
Servo: it decides that it needs to use a rust compiler it downloads
rather than using the system one
L822[18:51:51] <Izaya> >.>
L823[18:52:11] <Izaya> [izaya@nagato ~]$
rustc --version
L824[18:52:13] <Izaya> rustc 1.8.0
L825[18:52:17] <Izaya> IS THIS NOT GOOD
ENOUGH
L826[18:52:44] <Izaya> this is the same
issue I have with the python and javashit and ruby ecosystems
L827[18:52:47] <Izaya> though on a smaller
scale
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L849[20:52:23] <GreaseMonkey> i thought
python would generally just use the system one anyway
L850[21:22:17] <gamax92> GreaseMonkey:
hmm?
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L852[21:24:32] <GreaseMonkey> did i link
this here? https://i.imgur.com/SOfEyhf.png
L853[21:24:59] <GreaseMonkey> note, main
reason i get that FPS is because i'm going around the edges of the
map
L854[21:32:02] <vifino> Huh. I may buy
myself a 22 core CPU.
L855[21:32:14] <vifino> Nothing bad's
gonna happen
L856[21:33:03] <vifino> I mean, I'll loose
half my clock speed, (4.2 vs 2.1ghz) but I get 14 additional
cores.
L857[21:33:23] <vifino> 44 threads sound
amazing.
L858[21:35:46] <gamax92> GreaseMonkey: :o,
I remember that map
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L861[22:31:04] <Izaya> GreaseMonkey: what
is it
L862[22:31:07] <Izaya> wait
L863[22:31:08] <Izaya> >.>
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L865[22:31:34] <GreaseMonkey> the
challenge here is i'm trying to write an ace of spades map viewer
that renders at >1000FPS
L866[22:32:06] <Izaya> ah
L867[22:36:10] <gamax92> GreaseMonkey: on
even your grandmother's computer?
L868[22:36:16] <GreaseMonkey> nah, just on
mine
L869[22:36:24] <GreaseMonkey> fuck the
"muh grandmas rig" thing
L870[22:36:31] <GreaseMonkey> openspades
gets 30fps on my pi3
L871[22:36:33] <gamax92> but muh
voxlep
L872[22:36:46] <GreaseMonkey> muh exactly
the same as 0.75 pyspades
L873[22:37:27] <gamax92> muh original dull
AoS server map generation
L874[22:39:15] <GreaseMonkey> still better
than hallway
L875[22:39:36] <GreaseMonkey> the best
flat map imo is ga_trenches, not sure if i prefer 2deep or
3deep
L876[22:39:40] <GreaseMonkey> i still say
the only way to save AoS is to kill 0.75
L877[22:40:00] <gamax92> GreaseMonkey: But
the only goal of hallway is isolate a chunk of the map and then
remove the entire bottom of it, right? :P
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L879[22:40:25] <GreaseMonkey> nah, the
goal of hallway is to build a stairwell to the top and then camp
the enemy spawn
L880[22:40:31] <gamax92> XD
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L882[22:40:48] <gamax92> GreaseMonkey:
what's the one with the two large slabs and the bridge between
em
L883[22:41:03] <gamax92> cause everyone
knows of the fun of taking down the bridge :P
L884[22:41:04] <GreaseMonkey> there's two,
anticbridge is the really shit one
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L886[22:41:29] <GreaseMonkey> i shit you
not, when that map was run on minit and it would advance to that
EVERYONE WOULD SUDDENLY BECOME A COMPLETE FUCKING RETARD AND BREAK
THE BRIDGE
L887[22:41:36] <GreaseMonkey> i banned a
shitload of people for that
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L889[22:41:51] <GreaseMonkey> the other
one i think was bridge wars?
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L898[22:48:35] <GreaseMonkey> fuck
vodafone
L899[22:49:25] <GreaseMonkey> gamax92:
yeah, the classic one is bridge wars, anticbridge seemed to be more
common (and more shit) though
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